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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-29

RY virtue of an order from the hon
NE orable the Probate Court OF Aladi-
son County, made at the June term,
1889, | will offer for sale at the late
residence of James Moore, deceased,
On Saturday The lOth day Of AHgust 1889.
The following parcels of land, belong
ing to the estate of the said deceased, 70
wit: South west quarter. west bali OF
south east quarter, west half OF north
east quarter, east half of north west
quarter of section twelve, south half OF
east half, south east quarter of section
eleven, south half of west half, south
west half of section eleven, all IN town.
ship eight of range three east.
To be sold on a credit of one and two
years, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security
JAMES E MOORE,
Administrator.
June 90, 1889. 1851
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-29

"iE paei,r are he=rsF =szeeeet go
~ trs..e So s'se snees 81 $50. srs
iar so. give ~ FxFaa 49, Co.,
% & Ezhaaz rh~ asser 50 -. -
soie - Csr9~nssrs' surk- ze=a 50 -
-n.,,i - r. kzssz<- - 5 ssssasf.
s-s< setae sss-e. azzs sar .zsaszzzss-t s1sf
- rav Sad eeees sas- eeaes re -
as
N~ErEE ~ C0NF0SU
I.ue q. IsTs ss-aa
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-29

Edwin Shumwav. Gtn xeaa szae. 60
49, 4sz aseaa 1zta.
Thomas Reynolis and Nlalzsea ezs~asz sears-
James A. Fugh.
- Y virtue q tbs abaxe stated case
ID 70 me directed. viii exH.sse - Faf1.
Tic sale. for cash. before ras 0sazEs- A.aaaz,
door IN the town Of Canzou-
On ne Fsrst NsH.tag y JAG 1889.
The sallowing DESCRIBED lad. - Wit
Bounded or the south ay the eeaasS iaae-
on the west bv jSSiah NseaeIs- 50 -
north By Geo e. Poztez az,4 loaa I. Nc-
Carly and u IT, FirzgeFail- =szz - sas
east BY Chas- b Green. = be5aE the rlz.-~
whereOn Defendant R=yu-i-ss uo~ re-
sides
Levied on and wiiI b sa}3 = sa1s.s
the above stated case.
:. NJ FL0C RNoY- So
81 J. L rrsH- fAsrarF
June I, 2l-S5 pr a-e 81
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-29
sHERIFFs sALE.

SHERIFFs SALE.
r. Christmas. Fl Fa- 70 Octo-
vs. Der ferta- lS.s9,
Thacker w Winter. in Hiads cireul;
Court
Rf virtue of the above stated case
TO me directed, will expose .
public sale for cash. 10 the highest bid
der. before the Courthouse door IN the
town of Conton, on the
Third Monday IN Jaly 1899,
One Negro Girl Nam c Il
JULIET.
Levied on as the property of the said
and viii be sold 70 satisfy the
above stated case.
S. NJ. FL0URNOY, ShF.
By ID. A. FgEScH. Dsputg.
June 90, 1889 1927
Printers fee So
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-29
suERiFE.s SALE.

suERiFF-> SALE
Douglass & Thompson On seud- expa- %
use &c. y sveHnber term 1882,
Madison circuit court
Nsn. RagsdaIe and
s H. Ashley.
Rf virtue of the above stated case 70
me directed, will expose TO pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton,
On the Third Monday IA june, 1889.
The following property, to wit:-OGe
Yoke of Oxen, one Ok Cart. eleven head
of Cattle, twenty head of Hogs. and two
Horses.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant VIM Ragsdale, and viii be sold to
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. VI. FLOURNOY, Sh'f.
By c. HICKERsOS, Deputy
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-29
POsTPONEMENT.

POSTPONESIENT.
The sale of the above described prop
erty is hereby postponed until the third
Monday in July, 1899.
S. VI. FLOU RNOY, Sh'ff.
By C. HICKERsoN. DepHfy.
June 90, 25-27 Pr fee III
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-29

ENTE are authorised to announce Geo. W.
!" King, a candidate Tor oounfy
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-29

KNTEare authorised TO announce Archibald
w Clark. as candidate for A assessor and
Collector of Madison county
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-29

I'VE are authorized to announce n.
" vanderhurst, as can6ioafe Tor
County Treasurer.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-29

ME are authorised announce John 7.
W Cameron, as candidate for re-eiec-
ton TO the Office Of Clerk Of Probate of~Msdi-
son countv-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-29

To GeHL Jesse SPsigIu, DGJasy Linz -
John Gilmer. F''0@' e

=. ~ "Glt 70, lk7r
To Geni. Jesse Spsigu, DqJa,p In. '''''
John Gilmer. F'''@s e
GENTItMEN--Snce tie period b,.
when 1t IS necessary that the "Demos,.,.' ''..s.
Rights Party Of our county sbon5 cue So
field OF political contest against Ike G5.. ,''i '
who. have been secretly caucussd j1,o .. ~ g
to represent the treemen Of this Coma ..'
next State Legislature: We ,hereiors u our
icIy, but respectfully, call upon you r. -.' eo'
Their you will allow your names to be nrs,., 'le'
the candidates Of the Democratic S,,,e an = q
Party Of Lowndes." ny %
The deep interest which Won haze
cylnced in the advancement Of ho.s
principles acknowledged as the standard orsG III,
party, and the known ability which YOU pos,.,. ~.
present them in their true colors before n, -.
pie, and TO maintain them, as well as the hos,
terest Of our State and county, before lec,,,
tive body, make all who are friendly ID A
cause Of Democracy and State Rights upani,o,
IN the belief that you will forego many nc,so..
considerations for the benefit Of the neonl,
large, with the assurance, that should Won ~,
your assent, you will receive their warmes, an
most unqualified support.
MANY NorEE,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-29
" QUIET as a nun,
Brea,hIess with alteration"

stole softly into the room. There lay the cottage
girl with her head hurled in the pillow, and her hair
falling in careless clusters upon her bosom. Alas !
the breath was stiled the eye had looked IFS last
upon earth The garlandS NJ life had been sun.
lsrad, and her gentle spirit had passed 10 IFS far
hnme in heaven. They buried her in a green and
pleasant place. The stream on whose grassy banks
She had spent the April Of her hle, passes by her
grave, and the old trees beneath which rang her
merry laugh, overshadow 1t Inc temple. Aud Of
ten have | lell the noise and strife Of the living
world around me- and sough, that quiet grave, from
which has arisen a whisper of something learer
than all this wide and teeming earth--the whisper
of an Immortality beyond the tomb.
have hehed woman in many scene. have
seen her when she first treads the paths of pleasure
as her eve tremhled and her cheek was flushed with
hone have seen her verSed in all the pageantry of
fashion, in the halls Of mirth, painting for conquest.
and eager for praise in the still night throuch
glade and hy watchfrci have wandered with bes,,.
" AT my side and by the curtained bed have view
ed her ministering TO the SICK and Ia the diving
breathing words which fall upon the ear like cho,.
cest music. lave seen Iove'Incss in all its angel
forms vet never did it awaken such thrill as when
first behed the fair glrl Of whom | have shaken
But in her Young years, with her affections s,G nm.
withtred, she had been stricken down. And such is
life flower springs up, gives out its fragrance for
moment, and then passes, leaving no trace Of its
beauty on the dead waele Of years
Alas il is nature toyearn from our birth Sl,er
congenia Spirt-a heart to cling through the drea.
nv day and breast 10 rest upon in the still watches
of the night. We scken for an echo of the heart.
until the tomb has closed our pilgrimage upon earth
Beauty al thy shrine we breathe the purest wnr.
ship of the heart awhile the great ocean of life is
calm, the tempest comes the bark is shattered, the
hopes that dawned upon the sou' dsppea, in he
...ke ..loNLn N lcaIh
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-29
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

We have been requested by friends Of the Ad-
minisiration from every section Of the county to
announce the names Of the following gentlemen
as suitable candidates Tor the Legislature
JESSE SPEIGHT,
DABNEY LIPSC0MB,
JOHN GILMER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-29
COLUMBUS DEMOCRAT
SATURDAY.. JUNE %. 1889.

D1uo.EArll SIATE RIGHTs NOMSATIoss.
For GorerHor-A. 9. McNUTT:
For .i4dRor-AUGUSTUS B. SAUNDERS
For TrearHsr-SAMUEL CRAIG:
For Conrrsn G. BRowS S J.THoNFsoy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-29
COMMUNICATES

10 t'e7' J'''s SgeigLi. Dasasg I,,'
Join G.imsr. E---s
GESTLrNEy;-Ihs rsssat eaaes-r-
Of The wing party IN ja., COUNT. 49,
quite proper Iiat tie i.i,nts Of s-s,.- -l..-.
true principles q democracy. .h1g-5 .'-aa g.
tidsies on tie ie.d fIs The sac - a. i
Your known and settled devotion 800 ',i.-
p.es-your identity with. and 49,. n ,-.ss Pa
common Interests Of lhe people a, - - 3,
with your intimate knowledge ar ,..--E ~
tons oflhe day nave al. combinei !, 81. e. &.
as being every way wei qualified =, Y' -
true and lasting interests OF The c9ar, 'r..si
ing Legislature. @ as (.
VII you be PLEASED to letthc pea-l- 4.
your earliest leisure, through the n D. Ai.'
Their you val consent that your name. "a "a q
MANY CITizPy,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-29

We give the result Of the delibelat atoms Of the
magna,es, and "most potent grave and reverend
solguors" of the whig party merely as a part of
the political history of the times. With their tick.
ct we have nothing to do, only 10 beat il some
hco hundred rotes.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-29

The Argus assigns six several cause for the
grea, Indebtedness of the people Of this State
They are all fdnciful-the mere concehs of
vhg brain, hungry for office. Here are his six
causes. We answer each Of them, a la Bur.
chell, with a single monosyhbe. They are not
worthy of further notice:
",lst. Placing The public lands into market a,
81 25 per acre; thus inducing speculation -
Fudge
"2d. Ve,oing the charter Of the regulator Of
our currency, and removing from its custody the
public MONIES Fudge y
I'D. Placing the public money IN the charge
of State Banks, and advising them TO lend il free
/, 10 the people" Fudge!)
"4th Increasing the number of State Banks.
(FudgeD
18th. Issuing the Specie Circular. Fudge y
18th. Proposing and virtually carrying into
effect the system OF a sub-ireasury which, in the
language OF base tool Of the party, is TO con.
tnue until 1910, in spite of the lamentations of
the peoPle!'" Fudge
II will be ono hundred years next October,
since the foundation Of The Methods, Church in
ENGLAND
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-29

Democratic Triumph in Florida.--Mr Down
ing (democra,) is elected delegate to Congress
from Florida by a large majority over his compel
tor Mr. Baltrell (whigl. Florida will come into
the Union full democratic State, and will swell
Mr. Van Buren's majority in 1910, should she
be admitted at the next session of Congress.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-29

II will be ono hundred years next October,
since the foundation Of The Methods, Church in
ENGLAND
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-29

A gentleman in the country, who lately seq, -
the death OF ms wife adds tho following p. s,
Please gre her lthle psf, piR pop >,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-29

Southern Literary Messenger June
number has come to hand 1t possesses more
than ordinary interest We have noted several
articles in it for publication in our columns. The
Messenger is extensively circulated throughout
the South. Its high reputation as literary jour
nal is too well established to need newspaper puff
ing to recommend il to the patronage Of the com
munlty.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-29


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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-29

Il is said the reason why old maids are so
fond Of cats IS, because they give out sparks
when rubbed.
Twelve hundred arrests are said TO have taken
place in France in two weeks, for political often.
ces.
4. This IS return frequently made in
the southwestern States, on the writs in the hands
OF the Sheriff, aud is an abbreyiaiion Of "Gcns
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-24

CLASSICAL SCHOOI--The Subscriber will open, the 1T
OF January School his RESIDENCE WOODBURY. nine
miles northeast from Charlottesville. There VIII be taught al
The branches OF good English and Classical Education necessary
qualify youth FOR entering any College University Circulars
will be issued occasionally guardians The session
will months. Tuition Fec s2t-and board SC, fnrnbed
by s6l payable in advance The
is every respect eligible for school, Great attention
will be paid the morals and improvement of pupils OF whom
the number will he limited 10 p
Boader from distance in the charlottesville
Stony Point, from either OF which places will have their
trunks conveyed to my house without any charge
Letters tpostpld direed TO Stony Point, Ahemarc,
Va. will eel with prompt attention.
Stony Point, Dec. 5, 1880 GEORGE Give.
Having had the charge the Academy Abingdon CIR fifteen
months will from the minutes Of the Board Of Trustees,
testimonial favor entirely unsolicited by other
minis having been already before the public:
abingdon 9th Aug, 1885,
"The board entirely satisfied with the which Mr.
Give has discharged his duties principal teacher Of Aeads-
for th time be has had the charge Of the same and
the highest opinions Of his qualifications Of youth
Tssts, JACOB LYNCE, Seey
osa Si-~Sw
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JTormlsy Grore for Sale.

sSlSHING to purchase farm Of larger .ize now Of.
sal. my FARM on Pamunsy river, c"pinnlng ESQ acre.
lcs within % miles of Rchmund 10 OF yet., ha.
AMI miles above New taste. here grs abundance .,
IN the yrf Immediately above and below There are
Lgnd strong indie OF cHcareuus dep0ses here ia
body Of yaiuabc wood land TIE WILL "a
cora whs., and ciuvsrths grain h- delivered IN Va
within miles u door. hn Tract lies rrmakahI, ws
level nearly square, containing liilr and sod
state OF Improvement. 10 wur IN point OF heaui, and ,
u challenges comparison with sny farm in Lower Vjr.ip
Buildings overlook Ing vnst extent OF s land near ,b
firm and oil good quality .conssing Of two ,,o
with oil fne kitchen with oo,ns POND 4
axcel-nt ice.house two good ovsrsccs houses. IIg
.tbi carfnge Esus, harm corn houses, nuchinc hou.
ood horse good cahns and every ot.s
ward and garden handsomely ebc!o-ed Of The best
h re- is uiso house sufficiently rslnutr from
10 ensure perfect health, with well Of the very best Ylis
yard.
Also. MEcHANICKsVITLE TT sslc. u con,sa. ;724
., land and 70 'iusrc the main road le dag ,n N,
church by Disney. ferry richmond within mil. Of III.
Il - good sand Tor grocery and small hry goods snra
-nih sop, "heelwrght shop and private
no nuhiic house his 70 d, for s5ncr Of o or "a
The butIngs new, consisting of twrin, Lnr.. 81,
rooms ant! pass &c, kitchen and daes store hou.. a. =
wheel" right shop, blacksmith shop hnsiCcs Ter
OF Address, Enfield. King William. i
',"v IL Ia.-I.i wu T. r. ,ux,
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aA observation-disclosures Al Cout oi Qua,'e,y Se..
IN Tur-dr y. Hoycmhef he 1884, 1899
James Shc!i1n in his Tig, and committee Of WIZ
Shelton, a prIson oil unaound mind, PlIulf
against
William Shelton MIMI John Shelton, Elizabeth Aia''cu
Iartis franklin Sheion, William Cra"iorh, Dickr.p1
hi. wife and her children, Shelton Fdtrsr Landun %
children, Wharton a1i Lucintt h,s WIFI Richard ssmuc tg
and Charles and Judith and Sarah Far and Thomas d.
md Susan hi- Shson William AID samur leIk" J.
James AID W,rn fubbs John oodwafd and Mildred b
Thomas Scuggs ami Polly his wife, Sarah Fafa Fleming
md Nancy has wife. .clarmh " Perkins Gnd .cuh h .
Sus SauncrsoH, Npfrc Jones' TonI Jones Jason rag0
md Amanda his wife, VIM Bnn and Martha his wife, AMI l.
Cooke and Sarah mia wife, Drisnda1
Tho d.iendan,. Franklin Shelton, William Crawford D.,
ION and his wife aud their chiFer, Shelton Fnrrnr la
Fnrrrs children, Wharton and Lucinda his wife snuuri ~
Coush Fdar, Judith Farrsr William and Samuel Leak J.
lanes and William Grn1bs, Flick Mos. his vic,
l. Anderson Matthew Frfr Rcha'd aud John fsuT, Flick
icy and Sarah his wifi, Elizabeth, Susan, Martha lrvcn5 40
pha Farir, Eliza A. and Lucy r. egk so Tho children q:
add EIz,beth Sharon hi.Is entered III aPgestaEcr
gwen security according law mud the rules Of ihI.
appeHrn. tho -atIs;ncon of tho thar they m
oIs State, the % the painuG by
ordered the ieiendaas appear before
Ju<trGs oil County Court 81 Louisa county The CUurho
III. second Monday February n- and the ball
plaintiff AMI that copy ofh', order be- forthwith insert ~ "
ne~sp per published tho cy u Richmond for months
ccsS-y, ard posted at the font oor Of The Courthouse o
JOIN HUNTER. z. L.
gg-Usss
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.H.l1'ffrUS .fC3JyEVy

H'tiE Trustees OF the Mathews Academy hive rlcrcI
sructo' for Inc en.uns year Branch Archer S,nnts, =
Ule one o tho Pr"cssnra OF III. Richmond Civ ic7d,r
Principal, and vii sms Pior Esq ,i,o lately e.a..d Il
Rtrhmond Aea'emy Ms Assistant nsiu:nr. B,h th.s 49,,
men ha'" bh Populations Teachers aud from their Ion,
nee III s and the advantage. they have derived ou
a. emp Dyed ~ he largest Academy in this state eminent,
" 'hrm 10 p"'ium III" duties rsuircG 10 manner n.
oh"uc'. ~ 10" uSrhrs anj prosperity Of tie Institution
trustees 40 not hGEHl- 10 recommend this Institution tho
o""f f9inia A. possessing advantages iucrIOr Acad
~ 'he Sai" IL -itniicf healthy with ahC PrO
accessible ~ ter % packet. run r.us,lv in
Norfolk RicLmG0d and Baltimore aad It l. hui shorr Nan,
he landing !" tho Academy iy, there Is no ius,u'o
cheap 10 III" rhics OF hoard and tuition.
1t Is teen"d unnecessary 10 hr nch o. earnirs
wilihc taught All the hranches Of he English langrs. mo-
tushi ia Acsdcmes together with the Latin Creek
"i'i be taught IN this institution far ia will Gu y Tho ,r
I" rnitr college or .rsn. IN The usual avocaii0ns Of life
The term, arc foinas, viz:
Bnard lodging. washing lights per Of five on,h,
Tuition N The English branches, Except Mathematics, pc,
session, ~
Mathematics, !.
Latin AMI Greek Languages, :,
The fees OF each he paid IN advance md
will b. admitted fo less THAI tho session nor !, IN ,n,
tuus be made Tor any except sickuv.s. -
The Grti viii 18th Of Jnuup,v
mnae tho 18Th OF June, Tn" session viii br Nh
Of July, and ciGsn on tire Isl OF Dcccma.r
BY nrIrf p: ,- Board OF Trustees. w SULTiCE, Pm.
Reference MAJ te made. the ~ ic. OF lie ~
tora, 10 W,Uiha Robari5an Esq Thomas Richie E.q en-
Bernard Pey,on Rev Dr. Elupie Professor Mappn chm
fuf"ssor Rogers University Virginia. John T,ef EG
iismsbur:, and Professor Dew, William aud Mary
Nov - ga.
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y - 80

An CHAM ERS-SiRctsIA AZ Roles holden 10 the te
Office "f the Circuit superior Court oil La" aud Chsnc'!
vembCi 7ih lc29.
Rohcr Barclay lawrence infant under the iwrE
yaas no ne, by S.ih,n Parker his friend and Elot
.s r LYDIA sare4 or Joel EoGk siao Usns under ID.
twenty y.s sue by LcHHei Crew, ther n-sr nes
FiaiG!Ifs
ngans.
Jo- Cooke Executor Of the last win ard Testament ofTh'
Harris decd Joseph Jordan and Rrbseca hi. wife, hona
and Nathan Parker sSd Saaa aun bis wife, who .
Ann Harris, Defendant:
The defendants, Joseph Jordan ard Rebeeea his wife" 81"
Lawrence and Nathan Parker and Sarah Ann his sIf VITO
Sarah Ann Harris not having entered their appearance
Sscary according the Of Assembly ard ibs rule. Of
Court and appearing by ss'sfacioy evidence that they "
inhabitants OF this wealth. IL is ordered that the SAL
fndans do anpear here the frat day OF April ed
Inc bill the plaintiff aud that copy this order be
with inserted aspaPe published The cay BicfD
months surce.sey and that another copy be ostes
from, door oil the i'ouri house Of this nniy.
Copy-TeGe, WM. o. WINSTON, De-
Soy % 51-ass
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1850 .acres IF Gloucester Rirer lind for Sale.

sSf vrus OF efecrrs OF The tncu Superior Court oi Va
Chnn:ey tor Gloucester county The sus o.
Camphril sglin, The here OF JuhH :. Stubs, dcctsEa
D rohy " bite, administering of VIM White, daeca, g
the ssms defendants will be sold by aucion GoyrHH
on The IL Monday 10 fniIry next b"ng oucasrr C"hn
day th- two tracts OF land thu said decree eoo
each abou SIS scres DO the less aud hsnt
sefns- ssncrHy known hy the nj Turk Ferry 10 W.
medIa.siy % P,hnka'ank river This land is well 'Is
ton OF corn. whrn and oats. On Of the her
dwelling house and other houses Any u' her de'eP
deemed unnecessary. as those destroys Of puIrnsn- VI"
examine and Ia5se tor brnstlyps diving Irh, the fn
siding upon The lind viii ut nd ssisnc" 10 thri
The two raes Willie soijs"paatey and upon The toow
VIZ "ne third cash. the ha'ance 10 egusl m,Ih ~ nn
Twelve months credit the cra,i pHyn-nis 70 he sene1
with good personal security, aud Decd 81 'tn.t on ,hs
Nov 'S"s y 5s."l
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tn ClfANCERY-EiRGiSI,ht Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chanccy for irnrco county and iii: city Of Rich
moud, held the Capitol in SAID city, July 3lst. ls1:
Dudley Gregory David Henderson, and Archibald Robertson,
merchants and partners trad. undo. The firm OF u. = Gregory
and Company, Plaintiffs
against
Eugenc Mnnalan Ccesnc lontalnt wife Tho said Eugene
MOnlaat The President Directors and Company the Farmers
Bank If Virginia the Greenwood Mining Company the Mill Bank
Mining Company robert c. Maynard John L. Carter, James
Duke John hcnas. JOAN !. Mcrin Richard H. Chamberlain,
and Peter 6. onfcrd, Defend tHtS
This cause, winch the Plaintiffs appear lave proceeded
against the Defendant Eugene MOntaat, who of this
thu mode prescribed by law against abcn, defendants,
h. still filling u appea and answer, this day 10 be heard
all the Def nilnts except the Mill Bank Mining Company.
the bills taken confessed the Defendants Eugene Mon
talant C-stnc Aontaant of the said Eugene Aontalant
the President breeders and Company of the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia. The Greenwood Mining Company, Robert e. Maynard
John L. Carter and John Thomas, of the Defendants
James Duke John w Mcrwin Richard H. Chamberlain, and Pc
ter G. Bonfud with general repcatons Thereto exhibits and the
report ey L. Carter The proceeds of sale
aud returned the hyi day cf January last,
which there exception and was argued b. coinst
consideration Whereof the Court approving the ad report
doth confirm le and doth aijudg- order aud decree that
referred Commissioners o this Court la take
Plaintiffs 1mand the Defendant E
Monaant aud If the yanr nf the personal OF the
said Defendant within The Of this Court ana report the
the Court with specially stated deemed pertinent y
himself which b. required by tile parties br stated
And the Court doth further order, that Henry l. Carter Philip g.
Jones and Thomas b. Carter any ohc who hereby
fairly real belonging The Defendant Eugene
Mon;aani within this Commonwealth, and valuation
made 10 ihe Court a Copy-Teste,
WIN. C. SANDS D. C.