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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
From tie National TateiliReneer. July 81.
TIE CLOSE OFTuE SESSION.

/
Yesterday was the last day upon which, according
10 the rules any bill could pass either House Of
Congress. the two Houses meeting TO day only fof
the purpose Of winding up the Session.
Our reports Of proceedings bring up the doInes oil
both Houses 10 the hour ofrecess. OF all that was
done IN the afternoon and night Session, II IS I'M
possible inform readers intelligbly this NOR
ming but they shall have II all ia our next. We are
enabled TO state however that the General Appro
priaion Laws all passed. except heF oufcalion Bill
which was under discussion in the house at ia
o'clock. when this paper was put 10 press.
Previous 10 taking up the Tie Foilifcailon Bill,
VIM. Cost johnson moved suspension OF the 9th
joint rule 10 allow OF the reception Of the JOINT
resolution passed by the Senate 10 continue the
charters of the District Banks condition of their
resumiug specie payments: but II requiring a vote
| OF two thirds To sustain the motion, IL faed-ayes
49, noes 53--ihe members eyIucing disposition 10
give precedence. 10 The order OF business ~ the
Forli6cmion Bill
The bill providing for the support Of West Point
Military Aeademy was passed by the House and
seut TO the Senate for CONCURRENCE Substitute
offered rs an amendment by Mr.. e. II. Williams
proposing different arrangement Tor the military
instruction Of officers and cadets having been first
rejected.
The amendment Of the Senate TO the Navy Ap.
preparation Bill, appi0pnaiIDg the sum Of S300D0
Tor the survey OF the Southern coast from AppaaclI-
cola 10 the mouth Of the Mississippi river, having
been d.seeted from by the House, IL became The
sulJrcI OF conference through committees tho
part al the Two Houses, aud resulted IN reduction
OF the appropriation 10 The sum OF $4,000, to be
expended under the direction Of the Navy Commis-
siOncfs.
The amendments Of the Senate approprialing
Sc 600 for oul6I to the Muster resident Al Consran
tnofle and $4,000 for the purchase If an island
AT The confluence OF the St. Peters nd Mssissippl
rivers were also disagreed TO by The House. and lie
Senate reeeded from ITS said amendments
hath 4 HI
not transact any Legislative business to-day, it is
impossible 10 say. Ii is IN their power TO do So
without proong'ng the session, by suspending Tor
MAT purpose The Joint Rules of Proceedings of the
Two HOUSES 1t was melancholy sight, last eve
mug, To see The poor pension aud other claimants
Tor whose relief bills had already passed one House
and some oil them had several sessions before pas
sed one or tho other House, and failed, for want of
time, hanging round the doors OF the Legislative
Halls, sick 10 HE heart from hope deferred. Two
hours would be enough 10 relieve hundred such
about whose cases there is sort OF doubt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
w ARLINGTON, july 90


A Nur ron THE LAwrfas.-A curious case has
occurred "llhlna few days past, which has given rise
TO much discussion in this CIV
va the 1ih July, 1888, Congress passed "An act
10 restrain the circulation of small notes asa chr.
f'ncy IN me District oi Columbia and for other
purposes
Under that act several Of our citizens have been
indicted, aud Que of them has been found puilty.
ana Judgment has been passed upon HIM in several
cases.
The act provides 'ha ,faay person shall riolate its
provisions, tue person so Offending shall be liable 10
'n"ctment by NE Grand jury OF the county within
tue Dls'fcl where the offence shall hnve been com
mltied' and on convection thereof be fined in a sum
MOI exceeding MY dollars at the discretion of the
Court tor every offence.
GA Monday, the h Of July, 1910, information.
unnef o''h was Land before a Justice Of The Peace in
TINS cly' that Alexander Duacau, a Member Of Con-
gfess rom the State Of OH. who II is SAID voied
Tor the Law, had, ON the Friday previous passed "a
currency 10 czen OF Washington "A note of Ies7
de"o"i"ahon Than fire doltars aud the note was
P'ouuceo ann exhibited TO the justice, and he issued
warrant Tor the apprehension of Duncan The
next day, tie warrant not having been served tho
justice recalled IT, and has since refused to issue il
on the ground that as Member Of Congress is nm
Wv y" "oh aftestcXcepi IN cases of traeson, felony
ana breach OF the peace. Dune an was not liable In
arrest II Is understood that such is the opinion
OF eminent counsel who have been consulted On The
subject
:, nc case presents this strange anomaly--that
I"ns'eSs can pass laws creating offences akaoen 10
ue common ta'e punish them By fine, (and imprison.
me" 10 enforce mat fHe,) and be ercmpt themselrss
l,C" inc operation Of Their criminal iaios. Can
'n's be SO How does this affect the dueling law
OF the law against obtaining goods or properly by
false pretences, or the gaming awsl ', any gen.
ueman conversant with such matters be good enough
- "St"e Felony SO that II may be understood What
Is meant by the term as used IN The Constitution
And also To state what is breach of the peace as
there used
These are important considerations These uues.
IONS are not put IN any capIlous splrii, but wlh
sincere desire 10 ascertain the law. II that be such
as may De inferred from this case, it is high time 70
us 10 oes'a 10 htah of remedy for great and cry
'ns evil Nat Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

~ lanes Jenkins. Thomas Ritchie. TIL. save
o19l1vees and midnight OF Republic snisa,
D. George Hooker. Vim. C. Rives: Abandoned
~ the self-ssyird Democratic party: star Of the
eeessess magsi,ude-somc say shot maiiy from its
ephere. The Jew may believe il, not we.
By Thomas B. Jones. Marin Van Buren,: Once
compared TO the rising sun--may he undergo total
eclipse the 4th March, ISL.
By ". w. Ferguson. Hon. John Hill: Your OPP
ponenis are early out against you. Remember the
eeimased BY their spirits. you cannot il of repeated
euceess.
By Thomas J. Walker The memory Of Hugh
L. White: victim of cold and hesrtless po-
lnical prescription. The State of Tennessee. with
whose history his fame is identified will vindicaie
his memory BY aiding in the overthrow OF his IN
lrincped prosecutors.
BY Alexander Moseley of Buckingham. John
Tyler: His opponents charge him with being slave
holder, 10 order 10 the abolition vote TO Mr.
Van Bufen, who can see nothing in the testimony
Of fee negro against white man 10 call Tor his
interference.
BY Col John NJ. Harris. virginia: She has no
thing to fear whilst we have many Revolutionary
soldiers and officers alive cheer US, and while aid
ed BY our highly disia gushed guest, VIM. &. Riyes
Hurra for HARRISON aud Tylc,!
ByD.J. Woodhn. Hon. WIN. G. Rives The
sentinel on the tower of his eouniry's liberty, and
viii stay there.
BY John T. Gregory. Edward stanly Of North
Caroliua The minions OF corrupt Executive
crouch beneath his lash.
By F. b. Scruggs. Henry Clay. Guided by the
integrity OF his BOSOM sustained in his efforts
alone by the mastery of his own intellectual great.
ness. he has risen superior TO every obstacle, and
will deserve. If he does not receive in lS44, the
highest Office in the gift of a free people.
BY The Company. Out Host. Nathan II. Thorn
ton; Thanks to HIM Tor The splendid ente nainmen
Which he has furnished US.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
GOOEpS! GOODS!!
II u K Il ON N IL Cd ES
To their Friends, Uifh BGrgainS,
9.KEETlNG
ID. ROBES, OK.
W2n

OUR Stock of Spring and Summer GOODS,
" is now fully at hand, and from our knowledge
OF the favorable circumstances under which they
were bought and the care with which they were sc
selected from the very latest importations. we conf
IDENTITY recommend them as being equal both in
price and quality to any in this market.
Our sock is very large, and embracing, as il does.
every vakeiy Of Fancy and Staple Good, cannot
fail to please any who may favor with call.
We invite the particular attention of our friends
TO the follow NJ articles, of which, our assortment
is very good aud prices unusually low
Bin. and Blue Blk. Silks plain and fgd
Cold Silks, plain and fgd
Whit and Cold Sans for special occasions
Fig'd Challeys, a splendid assortment
ainted Lawns and Alusns
.inted Camhres great variety
Galicoes, both English and American
Brown and Bleached Cottons. very cheap
Cotton Oznaburgs, for negroes clothing
Buflaps, and other goods for do
Black, Blue and Cord. Cloths
Pack and Blue Cassimeres
anbroons, Thibet Cloths, Cambridge do, Ermi-
meth, Cashmerett, Italian Cloths and other goods
suitable for genuemen's summer wear.
Plum and Flg'd. MarseIlles aud Satin vesngs
Plain and FIgd. Swiss Musns, Lawns, Cambrics
Irish Linen and Sheetng, Table Diapers. Table
Cloths Bind eye aud Russia Diaper Silk and
Cotton Hosiery and Gloves. Ribbons Laces &c
all OF which Will be sold at prices To please.
BURTON x ROBES.
n. B.-We have also hand a good supply of
Sugar Coffee and Salt at very low prices
b. * r.
June 90 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
LATEST FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

Letters have been received in New York from
Sisal (Campeaehy) stating tina, Mr.. stephens
L. S. Charge de Alaires TO Central Amefiea'had al
rived there with Mr.. Cathefwond. the great panofa
mist, from Guatemala, via Palenque Of uc"tan'
where they would larry only few days, when they
would return aud embatk.fnr New Yofk,fis Havana,
and nigh, be expected in that city BY tie 27ih or
2slh inst
The celebrated voyagers and travellers" says the
Express "seemed highly pleased With their recent
explorations Of these ancient ruins so abundant IN
Central America and Mexico; and although no deVei-
opments will probably take place for some time or
until it is prepared and published in such form
whereby they may reap the rewards OF their labors'
slill Mr.. Stephens known popularity as winter has
already placed expectation upon upoe, Tor the re-
suit Of 50 arduous and dangerous an undertaking.
In fine we look upon their dscoveres,as far AS alrea-
dy known, rs forming an important theme for nat
nraists aud historians To speculate upon as regards
the earlier settlement Of this country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
NFw ORIraSa..Tuly II

NEW ORLEANS, July II.
From TsfRS.--By The steam packet Columbia
Captain Windlr, we furnished with dates from
Galveston ol the 7lh, and from Houston Of tho 9th
body oil volunteers in the Mexican Federal cause
we've oembatk on schooner from Galveston, he 9Th
Instant on some unknown destination. The crops
OF corn on the Colorado. and On the Red Lands are
represented TO be very abundant The latest news
from San Antoine, by way ofAusln. states that Judge
Campbell, oil Lagalr, and Mexican woman, had
been murdered by The savages. Several Of the
Cumanche prisoners. together with the Queen, or
principal squaw, have made their escape out Of
the Alamo. The Indians were becoming daily
more troublesome. skrmish bad been fought
near San Antoine, in which the Indians were defeat.
ed, and five of them killed. Capt Pierce of the
Pukin Guards, stationed at San Antoine has acct
den'aly shot himself The stock commissioners 81
Austin are of late engaged in taking IFS notes, and
issuing stock. For ten days previous 10 the ooh
ult as much as 1000 day had been funded. Il
'ssald the small pox has made lis appearance at San
Antone having been introduced BY a citizen hom
LoIedo, where II prevailed TO considerable extent
A street fight occurred in Houston on the 5lh, be-
tween james Wharton and - JAMESON " Inch
resulted III the death Of the latter. convention
OF editors Is talked OF IN Texas. Col. Karnes aci.
ing under orders from the Government, has publish.
ed call Tor regiment of volunteers 10 operate inn
metiately on the Western frontier, with the view OF
establishing permanently the national Jurisdiction 10
me hlo Bravo. With the exception ol the country
adjacent to San Antoine the whole Texan frontier
stree itom moestaton by the Indians, and Tor the
present no apFrehensons OF difficulty, either from
The savages OF Mexicans, are entettiined.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

We published paragraph a few DAYS ago.
stating that the Cashier of the Columbia Branch
OF the Stare Bank Of Tennessee had com
mnted suicide. Tue Calnmbl Observer of The
9'h conalns two letters written by him, the first
bearing date Tour days before he committed the aw
in act OF seli-desuuttion, and the last written on
MONDAY evenng-lhe suicide committed on Tues
DAY morning. Ptvdte pecnniary difficulties aprear
10 nave ea 10 TINS shocking catastrophe, a minute
detail e which is given IN his letters by the deceased
lie soIemhly protests that he had nothing to do
WIN, aud is snl ignorant of the author of tho
robbery OF the Bank IN 1888. lie had his spsui.
cions, though not sufficiently sttonp 10 autbo,iza
the use OF names. Some months since he le0 the
BANK IN charge OF a friend land Directory durlnp a
business visit which he made TO South Alabama
iirsi counting the funds Of the 4ank TO and in the
presence OF his substitute. When he returned. the
acting Cashier made known to HIM the exisenee OF a
uehcIt OF Sl96O IN thecash which ihry wc,e
ooh unable to trace, and which, we understand has
not yet been discovered. OF the cause nj ihis do
nel 'no deceased protests that he was entirely gno-
rant up TO the hour Of committing his last words 10
paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NJ ILL be exposed 10 sale, at public auction. on
w Thursday, the 30lh inst. all the perlshabIe
Property, belonging to the estate of the late Fortu-
na'us Sydnor, dee d-conss;ing ola great variety oi
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, and suudr,
Siaves.-The sale TO take place at the house occu.
pied by the Bank Of Virginia, at Lynchburg.
Terms OF sale-For all sums of SEQ and under
cash-ior all sums between $40 and Sl0O. 60 days
credit on negotiable noles--and for all sums ovel
Sio0' II months credit-lhe purchasers giving bond
with good security. c. l.. MOsBY,
Admir-. Of +. Sydnor, deed.
July %. t3oIyir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
Mr.. Hill ofae Buckingham District.

This genIlenan's speech in opposition to the Ex.
ecu'ise Bank Is highly commended by those who
heard il.
The Madisonian says OF il:
tMr Hill Of Virginia, spoke as became son Of
The '.apenified commonwealth" against the mea-
sure which the Executive, by the means aud infu-
rnce At his Command, has been enabled To csrry
ihnousll aud accomplish. We here his remarks
will be speedily published Tor The benefit Of his con-
stnncns. and tie public at large"
The Correspondent ii the Boston Atlas writes
Of il:
Air Hill. Tie youthful but talented me mber from
Als1 Bue hingham Dist3er. Va, uext obtained the
h,or. his W bis maiden eif,ri, and although by
iiicsx sung agreement he was narrowed down To
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
A CARD.

Mi. Tsllmadge has received through friend IN,
hichmoud Enquirer, IN which the Editor has the
following remark:
"A word IN seasopto Mr.. Tallnadge who has of
Tered us bet Of suit OF clothes on New Yo,k n,
the Union. We Will take him wager of $50 ON
each Of the following: New York, Pennsylvania.
Virginia and the union--all which Mr.. Il. claims for
zen. HARRISON. Let Mr. T. say YES 10 the Madiso
man. and the bet is closed to waIi the fates Of the
ballo,-bnx."
Mr.. T. presents his compliments to Mr.. Richie,
and avails himself Of the earliest opportunity 70 say
''rEs ~ the Madisonian." and is perfectly content
''to wait The fales Of the balloi-box"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

We learn from officer Of the army who has
been Tor some time stationed 10 the West, that
several wears ago, Gen. Harrison paid out Of his
own private resources all the expenses Of educating
thirty orphans, the children OF soldiers who had
served under him. This splendid instance of liar.
MONS well known hberany we have never seen
mentioned in PROT. Nal. Gaz.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

oy s'sor and purity Of siyle are
~ 10y quarter Of The Uuion. In la. r's'ni na.
Quarterly Review, Professor Br owo.a 'a'e No. oftle
ung 'he principles of 'Dentoeraey. ~ 80 elaeda.
tue nna' results ofits triumph, thu. rc,.. PREDICTING
would You free the slave, vi.
,'n general PRINCIPLES which in then P,fy pa,,
'o''ing must break every unjust bond s'sdaal d.
sat''1 "ee The day of emancia", set every
day h..,usa 'se'ess TO emancipate The atl not
ro,n, ae" ,i we should be merely safe!o.
'ot'n Tor the substance of slav ~. Hanging The
efo'lc party puts firth principles ,,p nv, he Deo
ne end abolish slaUeru, aud do il Too NJ must ia
o'.' Tue very hour, when il can be done me very
aee 10 the cause Of freedom and ins,io IN airan.
doomed man will not always tyr,,,,;a slavery
'o ''ases a, work which will free H. MAJ.
: rec nun too with the consent to ,ho e slave,
" he' ,t'ese causes work on aud do F" hs
Nv. 'neif 'u'l effects aie not reaIs. "ur
day. God doubtless could have mad ,i''lized to.
one, but we are told tina, he chose civ ue world in
ing II. The seed is not sown and the 10 erea.
ed me same day BE sure that qon han, harvest
operation hdt nI eGtct your trork N vo Pies. N
yonr composure. The Democ,n,,c n No. may retain
the idea OF universal freedom TO uniye,s embraces
twill realize this idea just as fast as We 'pan' and
onward the general progress Of humans s1' urge
ter.n . iah1 no gs
Is any comment necessary When avn,
this are made TO the feelings of people rbo
dy condemn slavery in the abstract.-wbo -.
ious tor It's removal, and who are restrained
tempting itonly by constitutional barriers ..a
appre Of the wars into " hichl !, o,i.l,.,
lhem,-we say when appeals like this are nod 81
lhem' Is 1t not natural that they who ar. -.
deeply Interested upon the subject, and uho
most keenly susceptible, from their very c,o,t,;.
10 the influence of cansiderat ons which sa....
point to the ultimate, even though it be the ,eoo,.
achievement OF thcir purpose should unite ,ho,,
selves with the party by wh1m this slow b,, E ,
victory is 10 be accomplished! "The Demoo,,a.
party puts forth principles which must in tho 49,,
abolish slavery'-"rhe Democratic parry e,,h,,..
the idea Of universal freedom 10 universal man.,
these are the words proclaimed, by a recogni,.
teacher OF Democracy, in the midst of the ,emn,
which wild Fanaticism has erected and eoosoo..
ted 10 a licentions and british Freedom W.,
must be the effect of such doctrines, especiarv
when coupled with the declaration thar the Nh.
act upon the converse proposition, that s1me me-,
maSt be slaves 10 otlers,--we say what mus he III.
effect Of such doctrines, If il has not VET reach
ed that stage. hut the complete union of Aboltioo
ISIS with the Norlhern Democracy, which, lhorgb
holds it natural allies in check for the present mil
curbs their "hol haste" in order to give sIeadjr
and surer impulse TO their efforts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

u RE ARD will be paid for he apprehen-
SION and delivery, or securing in jail so that |
se' h'n, my negro man, ISAAC, who lvlt on the h
lust lie is OF middle size, or rather less. common
Color has small scar the upper part of his
nose is nIe ow-egged, his clothing not recol.
Iec'ed' and is about ~ Years old. He NAV attempt
10 get pass, or 90 TO some dis, ant place.
July Is ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

ne llppecanoe Club Of Dayton, Ohio, have fixed
OF the ION OF SEPTEMBER the anniversary of Perry's
victory, for great Harrison Convention for the
Miami valley They have appointed large Commit
tees OF arrangements and Correspondence for the
occasion, and there seems reason to anticipate an
immense gathering.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

O. The last Enquirer copies paragraph from
a Wing paper in Massachusetts, urging the IVljo
Aboltionlsts TO vote for G n. Harrison Gon
which 1t concludes that 10 "this complexion it vii
come at last''--in other words, that the Hing At
olionls,s ,cdt vote for Gen. Harrison. We thin
ii very probable but for whom will the IAN Bs
rem Ab1litonsts vote J Will the Enquirer an
swer us that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

CONFERENCE.-The loco foees Of Albany
have opened new public house. for their head
quarters. which they have labelled "7'ammany
Hall What is worth, Of noic--ths tories Of he zero
luton KEPT their head quarters al The same house.
,oi'te The struggle for liberty going on. The
ioc1enee is very striking. but BY no means sing aiar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

While the Log Cabin was raising in Richmond
tihe logs being rough as they came from the for
est,) a Loco Foco -skeG one of the wofknea
" Why don't you st.n your poles "Neyer mind"
replied The Tippe.snoe boy, we'll do the sknning
at the polls in November"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
BONNETs. BOvNErs..BONNETs \.

J. PURVIS 4 DUEFkL are now receiving
- Florence Braid, English and American Straw,
French Chip and all other kinds OF Bonneis at about
half ptice. Also Hoods Nuns Bonnets of al
styles, some as low as 25cts eaeh.-Also Artificial
Flowers Band Boxes, Ribbons, Grapes, &c &c.
July 90 CIV #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
James River and kanaW ha
l'O,s &crin

WISH to purchase the above Money, or the
Bondsof j. K Il X. Coin my absence from
town, Messrs. Mckinney Il Mosby will attend to
the purchase for
HUGH MONTGOMERIE.
March 80 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

Fihy canoes, built of cypress, and twenty fee,
long were to be slipped last week from Savannah 10
Cale Romano, FLORIDA. They are intended for the
examining force under Lieut.. Mclaughlin, u. 5.
navy which IS to proceed through the Pai-hdi -okee
or Grass Vater, N the Southern point of ,he Pc.
nnsuIa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

the hFsf.ifnis Of single hour he Is admitted.
all hands, to have made powerful and efficient
speeth. and one the Old Dominion may be proud
TO acknowledge lhe production OF one Of her
sons"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

HEAVY PIcKINGs.- Il is said that quarter mas
teroi tue amy who served in Florida, aud who had
asasaiy OF $40 month, recently retired with for
tune VI > lot, 900. How did he make II!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

HoRRIpLE FArE.-One of the hands of a pilot
oo'' III 'he hsb"r OF Chatleston, IS. C) fell over
oo'fd GA Monday, aud was immediately seized by .
shark aud carried down,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

town otlynchburg, the 9th day of July, 1910
II enry Davis, Plaintiff
against
Peter Dudley Executor OF William DAVIS de ed the same
Peter Dudley in his right and Nancy Dudley his wife
Elizabeth Davis, Deborah Davis. and Louisa Davis in their
own night and the securities OF the sud Pc Dudley
Executor OF " liam Davis deed. John W. Dudley Elza-
beth Dudley Frances Dudley Peter Dudley Henry Dudley
Deborah Dudley, Maria Dudley and Robert Dudley chill
dfen OF the snd Nancy Dudley, The last whom are infants
under the of u years, aud the Peter Dudley, their
trustee, Cornelius W. Peurce and Mary his wife, and vii
liam NJ Davis, Christopher Davis and RlaryJane Davis chill
dfon OF John Davis decd and others Defendants
The Defendant Christopher Davis, having entered his
appearance aud given security according the Act
semby and the Rules ofs Court and tappearing by salts
factory evidence, that he is nhabitant of this cou
try Ii is ordered That the said Defendant do 1pear here
on the first day of the and the hl The
Plaintiff and that copy of this order he forthwith inserted
newspaper printed in the of yn, hbirg for Two
months successfully and posted the front door of the court
house, in the said town
Copy-Tese,
D.RODES OK.