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Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16
CoUN TIES.

Adams,
Amite,
Attala,
Bolivar,
Carroll.
Chickasaw,
Choctaw,
Claiborne,
Clarke,
Copiah,
Coahona,
Covington,
De Soto,
Franklin.
Green,
Hancock,
Kinds,
Holmes,
Itawamba,
Jackson,
Jasper,
Jefferson,
Jones,
Kemper,
L.auderdale,
Lawrence,
Leake.
Lafayette,
Lowndes,
Madison,
Marion,
Monroe,
Marshall,
Neshoba,
Newton,
Noxubee,
Octibbeha,
Perry,
Pontotoc,
Pike,
Pamela,
Rankin.
Scott,
Simpson.
Smith,
Tallishatchie,
Tunica,
Tippah,
Tishoming 60,
Warren,
Washington,
Wayne,
Wilkinson,
Winston,
Yallobusha,
Yazoo.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16

We are requested to state that Judge HUoHEs, who 4
candidate for Attorney General will meet MIR Freeman
of his appointments and address the people " al
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between LEWIS PEARCE
NELNS in the practice of law, this day dissolved by
tual consent. August, 10th. 1871.
GRANVILLE LEWIS. s
A. PEARCE
C.. G. NELMS
August 26-5-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16
A. A. STETH,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

Holly Springs, Mississippi.
nFFICE-The formerly occupied by ANDERSON FINLEY
~ s. w. of the Square. laug. 4.-u.
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M0TECH e

CARRIAGE & WAGON ESTABLISHMENT.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS having associated
E&EAk themselves together in the above business,
inform the citizens Holly Springs
and vicinity that they prepared to execute
with despatch all business entrusted to their
care, business merit and receive
liberal share of patronage.
employ experienced and skul mechanics and
also lot of fine material.
IShop right hand side of street leading west from Will
liamson's Hotel.
T. B. WALTHALL,
A BURLINGTON.
Aug. l2-H
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16
Tales, Narratives, Essays, Biographies, &c.

Tales Narratives, Essays, Biographies, Nc.
Together aoiM articles
Science, Fine Arts, Health, Commerce,
Mechanics, Literature,
Agriculture, Domestic Intelligence.
Manufactures. Education,
Foreign News, AmusementS Facetia,
New Publications, Humorous Poetical Articles,
Morality The Drama,
Medicine, City Matters,
The Silk Culture Amusing Miscellany
Temperance The Markets,
Family Circle, The Musical. World,
SelfEducaed Men, Correct Prices Current,
List of Insolvent Banks, Discount and Exchange,
Letters from Europe History,
The Classics, Philosophy
And all other discussed in Universal Family
Journa-urnishng altogether vast and, believe
interesting variety be found any ether Journal
embracing subjects for
FARMERS, MECHANICS
TRADEsMEN, ARTISANS, -.
MERCHANTS, MEN LEISURE
TEACHERS, STUDENTS
And ecery Class Of our Country
The Courier always depended upon nothing important
permitted notice in its columns will always faith
fully fulfil its agreements.
Our enable from the whole
current Literature Europe and correspondents home
brace the best of the popular
tales unequaled and value will follow
Sion
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POLITICS..

There are in circulation mysterious hints of plot
almost dee plaid the famous Conspiracy OF Venice
The Wing party this state it is said, are taking coun-
sci together deprive their political adversares Of
great advantage. The leaders of the Wings are cum
ming men, their enmity 10 the Democratic party and its
principles is intense and seepess and we know of Peo
pie who are uncharable enough to say that they will
sick at nothing to carry favore point
The plot to which allude IS no less than propo-
sal to get rid of Governor Seward Chief Magistrate
ofthis State, by transferring him TO the United States
Senate The Democratic party will thus be deprived
of that living example Of the beauties of Whggery,
which now stands them i'll such good stead and 10
which they point so readily when asked for an ustra-
ton of Wing doctrines and Wing practices. Gov.
Stewards conduct while in office has sent over good
many converts to ranks, and if he keeps his place,
it is likely 10 send good many more The Wings
are mag nan enough to talk of Wrestling this advan-
tage from our hands
When Samuel Dexter became Candidate for the office
Of Governor of Massachusetts, he frankly told the peo-
pie that he had accumulated money enough, and that
his ambition now pointed to the honors of elective Of
fee Nathaniel P Tallmadge, of this State, it is said
has had honors enough for the present at least and IS
now anxious for little money. He is satisfied with
the glory of having been reelected to the Senate, OF
having assisted in bringing the credit system TO it's
naturity and perfection" and of having raised the
finest crop of mortgages the smallest quantity OF
land, of any man in Duchess County, perhaps in the
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ss,e Loaded with these aurels, and shattered IN inc
rs NJ the credit system, this modern Cncinnalus
L il is said for the retinue Ola snug office with arSe
emoumeItS. 49, c,,
Ono of The most lucrative Offices which the Federal
Government has best0w, is the place Oh fos.as,c
If New York Ii is threatened by the WINGS 'hat WI
IJanoton who has fulfilled its duties with the great
80, 6di,tv and diligence shall be Immediately remoV-
al before the expiration of the term for which ne was
nnon,ed and for which the law contenpases tilat ne
trpnd retain the post unless guilty of misconduct
The party which has decaIned SO Loudly asa'ns' eA-
uulsion from office for opinions SAKE ana nus : 30
violently disclaimed the intention OF conIe"uns ~
,ho s,,ols or Office will cxpel Mr. Coddn5ton the
instant they are in power, SIMPLY on 'e.oun. o os
his opinions and for the sake OF giving 70 one ~
their own partjzans the emoumens he enjoys - ~
expec,ation is generally entertained that MT: ian
madge will receive the Office We know, II Is sa'u' 'la,
General Scott has desired of Harrison, us p.'so"
favor the only one he had TO ask OF Inc new !,u
,ration that his friend the Editor Of an Evening 'oui
nal shal be appointed Postmaster OF TINS City. pu'
the old soldier win probably find that he does not I'M
dcrstand the gaining of Applications SO wen do 'h gan
nr of battles and Mr. Charles King must stand ASIDE
for the new convert TO Whggery, Mr. y. I. Ian
madge ~
When Mr.. Talmadge is provided for vacancy VIII
occur in the Senate of the IT, S. and then If the wings
mature and execute the plot which they are now hatch-
inn Governor Seward can be disposed oil by transiaI-
inr him to a post where he will do less harm 10 lner
party and less good TO ours than ne now aoes. nc
Senate of the IT, S. in which lie wall be iosl almost as
soon rs he enters it, will MS convenient passage
10 that obscurty and neglect 10 which his party desire
to c0nslgn hun.
Should this event take place, we shall lose the SER
vices which Governor Seward is rendering 10 our par
ty: but we must console ourselves by the hope That MS
substitute in the Executive chair may better appreciate
''e 0 ry Y Ereniun Post
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$40 ono ,rorth of Dru Goods at c


THE Subscribers intending their present business the ii
of July offer well assorted stock II Dry Goods
aud Of the cut Goods al less than cost Ihts
are paii, n follows:
Rich figured and plain Velvet and Satin Nestincs
super figured Merno Tolinet and swansdo~n do.
supcIfne, mid,lIns and low priced Sa'tnets
Do. do. do. Kentucky JeaBs
Pilot Cloths, Glasgow and Victoria Keseys
Plaid aud PLAIN Llnsc.s
IA and e.; super French and English Merinocs
Rose, Whitney, nuihl and Tvs Ilrd Blankets
Suprrfur, medium and low priced Prints
White red, yellow and green Flann.ls
Rich Satin, striped and Painted MouSeln and Chsllys
Plain black and blue black and assorted coloed do.
Supcrtnr back and blue black Bombazines
Rosil, CircaSsian and Cashmere PLAID
Super black and assorted colored Silks and Satins
Rich figured Satin Broche aud Thibrt Siawls
Chenille, Merno, Tartan and Iaen,ia do.
Thibe,, Merino, Chenille, and SILK Handkerchief
Merino Satin, Chaly and Victoria ScarS
Ladies' Menn, Cashmere and MoiIaIr Hose
Ladies' white and black plain md ribbed Silk Hose
Plaid embroidered and plain Cap and Bonnet Ribbons
Embroidered hemstitccd and PLAIN Thread Cambria Handker
chiefs
Thread Cambria Lawn, Napkins and Towels
Large and medium slr Table Cloths
Bird eye and Russia Diaper, Dowa- and iuckabuck
Ca Cambria Jaconet, Bark, nl, Swiss and Checked Muslas
Garment ard IJiriiiy nj Lawn
Ladies' Xiii and Filrt Net Gloves aud al.i.s
sandanna, sp:alhs Id and P"nscc audsrrrhcfs
Cotton, Flag, Biudanni and PlaIl do.
Thread and BuDnet I.acts, Ed.lngs and tnscrtings
ril-t, Railroad, Work, Blond and SIX .;rt
White aud black siA Lace, Blond spring and Star Thule
Cambria and B"hinft l:!gnas and ;nsertinss
silk and Cotton Umbrellas and Paaso
White and col"reJ Victoria and Corded skirts
satin and Bombaznc Stocks, SHIRT Bosoms aud Collars.
also,
full "a, al aud 81 Brown DlcArhed
mescs, Cotton, Diaper, Bed Ticking Apron and Furniture
Checks. &c.
A. is determination sell ma
main on The III juy neSi every ndnccmen viii he held DOT =
purchasers enable reduce the possible
amount before that day. VALENTINE & BREEDER.
Hhite Buildings, street, saecloc HR.
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SAvASSAH, Jan. Is, lc4l.
From Florida.-The news from Florida continues
cheering. Appearances now decidedly justify the eS-
recitation that the enemy will long surrendcr.-The
task Of the Commanding General is a delicate one.
We shall soon know how far he will trust 10 the exist
ne manifestations Of friendly feeling the part Of the
enemy. The presence of The semnoles from Arkansas
in the enemys camps, may, and probably will, be pro-
ductlye of happy results
Our las, information is from Patka, dated January
18th Our correspondent, says that the news from the
West continues be gratifying letter had been re-
ceived there from COL Loumls, dated at Fort Cnch,
stating that Mirtythree Indians had come IN at that
post
Tiger Tail had also come in and was going to Tam
ma IL is thought that in all about sir hundred Indians
have presented themselves at various posts along the
coast on the Gulf side.
4 party of the enemy lately attacked Fort Walker,
killua two or three negroes and woundlng white
woman Fort Walker IS between Mcanopy and News
nansville -RtpuJltcan.
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TEACHER WANTED.-The subscribers wish 10 engage fui
N The present year. gentleman Of experience, Il
;c charge School, the conny Of Hanover near ooodai
An plicanis hr we'll qualified Ia teach The LAIN ana INC
English education " satisfactory tell
MOI qualification and moral character he e,hibtrh iibe
., :, alarv win lie gwen WILLIAM l.. WHITE,
tho. ". WHITE,
e. r. GOODALL,
JAMI:; MCDOWELL,
FINCH CROSS.
Janua,v s,h, 1871 'C"iw
ar Wing will please COPY.
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ESSRs Williamson Dickinson, Executor Of Josiah Fons.
wi deceased, Elizabeth Fo~lkes widow and Francis Arn AIT
William n Fuvkes viii please take notice, proc
y, .,ominr state and settle Of Williamson pn
SON. Executor of Josiah fowhes, deceased a, my office n.
,own nj Farmyle in the county Prince Edward on Thu.
day the 18th iay of February neat nj which time and place L.,
and each OF yu requested to attend Win such evidence
w c,,e me- Ia execute the order of the Circuit Sporo. c
for this county made the April Thereof: IN - li
WM c. FLOURSUY, Special COa,nt.>,op,c
pine, pI,v,rd January 18th. .4-lfn
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GREET B.1RG.4LSS.
FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS.
Boots, Shoes, Trnnhs, Leather, Popv, &c, Sc
HLuJc S1Ir y1J p.toJ

FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS.
Boots, Shoes, 1rnnhs, Ltatksr, Poper, &c, 80
Hh0icSdic md Rctan.
WE are nov now ess'Sng BY sa"s vessel: from rn1dep,
which, nr variety, quality and chca?ness
be SURPASSED 81 AM House in VI sn,a.
We wholesale and retail customers, he rarjc
generally To call aud bcfoc purchasing
III Al! other Ilpnse. We utrr in part hr following viz
$50 par Ladies Kid, Morocco and Scahin spirs all qua
lfieS
1000 pair Ladies' fine seal.kn, Morocco and Kid Shoes, Al
styles
100 pair fine Frrcd Shoes par, very superior
20 do. do. c"ored Morocco. white kt ard satin Spp6'
40 de-. do. Cum Elastic Shoes, Moecas'ns, anh quilted
900 do. DO. Cater fine Leather and scel.s,n Roots
POO 49, Ge"lrmen' me- cHli Boot ran Wiz s-.' Nm.
300 do. do line C"lf Aa.y shoes, part Miles bet
2aJ do. dc. d.. do. strap DDS, Shoes
80 do. d. do Srasslu and Moru co Pumps
800 do. do do Calf and Kip ,cwed NonrGss
go do. do. do Calf, Gum Elastic BufaIoc al
1000 do. mems unbound pcGged and scwed Borars
l,Go do. do lined and bound do. do d.
100 V %s"s e lspss pssssa ;s s we'll well.
1000 DO boys fine and coarse rosa"s and shoes ,.s.,
Boots and Shoes
300 do fine Kid, Morocco and Leather Slippers
CfIiLDRES'S.
1900 do chdrcnd fine Leather and Seaskin Boots Shoes
and ANGLE Ties
1000 do and Kid Boots, ANGLE Ties and Ba'a'
RICHMOND MADE BRoGuEs
500 pair mems Richmond made Bogles, for Factory! fe
ana Aa'''''' s soLE LEATHER
$50 sides good and good damaged Sole Leather beaut!i
IS nests sea.kin and Hair Trunks
300 wrapping Post, all sizes
10 do. Cap aud Letter writing Paper
Hard Leather and Bellows Top Travelling Trunk. Ca'p
Bags. vaces, Shoe Brushes, Tole, do Shoe Thread a,Aa
Whisps Mats &C., &c. u. BURLINGTON GO,
HhoGie and Retail Fashionable Boot, shoe aud Tr1Hs
Dealers. Mansion House. RehH1 "a, !, ="
gspta io-w-w& "a
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By the GoUernor Of Virginia.

a PROCLAMATION. ,,,,n.,s z
WHEREAS il has represented 10 me, thai
w HARRISON, charged with the murder OF a'" .e r., al
~ of VIM. b. Harrison, has fed from justice and Is 40" gus
large: . ,,,y oIrr /
Therefore, THoN.s w. GrLMER, Governor 90 ner tie
reward Of One Hundred Dollars TO whoever WI IN onu
fugitive and deliver him into the jail Of ahancs y ~ re
require all officers, civil and military ana r -, \. nay
pie the Commonwealth 10 use their pts. eAe'0o"s $50
be arrested and brocht TO justice ,..ser zeal y
under my hand Governor ana na . IN dan al
[.E.L the Commonwealth, at kcnmnns, ~, ~ eli NER.
1871. ~ -, bich dark ha:f,
light, figure, somewhat round -houuefeo' A'1
IN speaking. 75-wiw
Jan, 8
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LLEGHtNY COUNTY COURT. NOVEMBER TERN 10
- tn The Of Samuel H. "f the I-aatrs - JAMES
Merry deceased iy George H. PAYNE his Attorney ~ fact and
an years having elapsed since III" il1i'c"ii"h - r
Executors the said James Merry tins Ionr = ordered
all persons who have claims against the SAID Testaio c
required 10 exhibit settlement Ia Rnhcr keo
Executors Of said Tesator residing III ihr comfy y
Prince Edward the State IL Virginia, or 10 Joseph psi"n
Agent said k-lso In Allegheny county. IN The same state
within mont and that this order he published " TIE
Richmond Enquirer newspaper published in The crs o Rich
mond Virginia. weeks and posted At the Iououst
Of this county several Court days
ANDREW FUDGE, Clerk.
n 1i-WSw.
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NoTCE.The heirs and legal representatives Of the sr
~ Of John Rasand deceased hereby notified
proceeds Pates in the county of Louisa
hand ready be distributed Letters addressed TO
me- (post paid Black Walnut, Halifax county, Va, giving
relationship claimant any OF said
daughters setting forth the interest claimed therein will be
promptly attended to. JOHN c. NICHE, Commssion'r.
January Dist 1871. el-wAw+
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NrOTICE-A persons hereby noled Thai the iihd
subscriber posted and that any one detected ~ u at
hunting fishing or in any ucspa>-ne. M H. ~
secuted 10 The extent of the Law. TIoS. RlTcHiR
Drc. ;, 1870 -
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y AprAuAxNocK ACADEMY viii be rc-open.d on thc 81

- APPaHANNOcK ACADEMY viii be rc-oreutd thc 18Th
IN January, isi-ln announcing the resumption IL The
Institution the advantages OF which have been Il"
familiar public the trustees deem sufficient 10 remark
that experience and undmnhti zeal II Tie
conductors srnay the examination 81 H.
guarantee afforded 10 patrons Of cohntci
usefulness
GENT, man " 10 highly ndtd graduate
European University AMI able and efficient teacher his
hesn engaged INSTRUCTORS IN addition 10 the number already
employed.
me of instruction embraces those branches usually
taught our English Schools, together With tr higher w
theac the Latin, Greek, French Spanish German and IA
Ian Languages.
There full Lectures during the l
iosophy and Chemistry illustrated BY experiments.
TER-For Board Tuition, &C., So7fnr BED 50 per session
JOHN II. BERNARD.
Jan Q. l1s-wiw Prfsidrnt board 1rh1ts'
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BIZ The Gorernor of The State Of pngiMa
4 PROCLAMATION.
TT ap;eanr information the Coroner 81 pitt
syyana county murders o most atroc"is cHar
committed in that county, ~ there i sons sa
son Ia believe by JAMES w. LANIER, who mas Htu
lon Justice and nj large: Therefore Thomas
ner The State aforesaid have thorEht proper
this Procanaon hereby offering reward 81 Two 'iu.
ars person persons who VIII apprehehd the ain
Jam H. anier and convey him Ia The jail OF lr sam county
psylvana And do require all officers Of the state
military, and request the people OF the
their apprchend the SAID Lanier That hr
may BE- brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand az Governor, and under the
SEAL sea of the Commonwealth at Richmond THIS
9th day of January, lS4l. o,,..,, ,,,,,rr
James H. Ianer is described as feet inches high about
D wears Of has large grey eyes full round face, dark hair
shoulders rather otherwise, when walking has quick
step, somewhat, bowesged. wore WINE at ana uiah over
coat ana rode m LARGE black mare order IL is believed
that he i attempting To reach the StatC OF Missouri
Richmond, Jan. 6, 1871. '4-w4W
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William l.. Morton Elizabeth his wife, Martha y Morton
Maria Anoincc Morton, Gum Norton Samuel Douglas
Norton Tazewe s. Norton Thomas A. Mnrton Richard Morton
William a. Morton, Morton, John Aorton Arshs
A. Lyle and Mary q. his wife, Henry Madison and p
wife, Dti"niaE'-
The defendant William O. Norton having entered a.
peaance and security, according act Of the rc
Assembly and rules of this Court. and appearing
no, an nha,ant Of this STATE the motion Of The plaintiff b.
counsel, il rules aforesaid and accordIn:l. ordered
thai The sand defendant. William O. Morton, do appear M
Clerks Office of Court rules be holden i-
Monday in April aud the plaintiffs bill, and thai
copv o this order forthwith inserted Of the pul
newspapers printed the city OF Richmond for iwO months ue
ccS.ivep also posted N The front door OF the CUg lore
OF this county. 4 Copy-Tese,
Is. j. WoRSHhM, e r
Dec - Js-wsw
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GAINESVILLE FEMALE nO fD5sNl'
TJ,E present institution VIII terminate on the
month and the next session VIII commence
on the day Of March The Principal of the Academy
10 echt ladies with board in
addition 10 The number which has Several genee fan
lies in The village will each from four 10 eight
ladies with hoard. , -, :,
eer Of r Ja,tia,on-Sam L. Nenablc Principal; Miss E.
Ellsworth Assistant: de Winning Professor OF Music.
Terms per- Of IRE rroatts:
Board, including, washing, fires lights, &C.. $50 90
Tuition in English branches, 10 81
in Latin and French Languages, each, 10 90
Contingent charge, . W
Marshall Charlotte; Rev. Dr. Samuel l.. Graham, Union Sc
minary; r. E. Watkins, H. y. Watkins and ". E. Venabe,
Esa'r. Prince Edwards Rev Doak A. w. venabe ard T.
Carrinr,on Esq clarksvlIe; Rev MONTGOMERY, Dr. VIM
Carrington Col H. Carrinston Halifax; Edward Tary, VIM
r. Baskerville and VIM. Towns Esqs Meckenburg George d.
Baskerville ESQ., Warren ~ c. John Speed and John Bullock
Ian d SD-w4w
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IN CHASCERY Court Of Quarterly Sc4>un
and held for Richmond county at the Court house,
on Tuesday, the Bird day Of November, ls;0:
of Amanda CrCtche by Joseph ". Chnn hr
attorney,
required present their claims Fereo LcmoIne late sheriff
county administrator OF John T. Crntch.r bcie
the first day February, la and that this order be published
paper published in the city Of Richmond for eight wrrhs
in order that the said John T. cuche may hr i
trbuled according the third Of the Act OF Assembly
passed March, lsiO.
y Copy-Teste,
Dec [s2-wswl L. :. JEFFRIES, D. G. r. O.
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IN acknowledgements Rules taken in u" clerk.
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and chancep
Prince Edward county, the 1th day OF December, le0
Henry +. Scott, fllina
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Daniel Drarnett, fla'ntH;
against
AtweiI e. Goldman, James u. Coleman and others Drfs:
The defendants Arwc e. Coleman ani Roh'rt He'd -" hay
ing entered their appearance and security according ar
Assembly and The rules of This Court and u apH"hs =
satisfactory evidence that they nn inhabitants 81 THIS I'm
.nonwclli ord, red that said defendants APPEAR 'e
;hc Judge of said Court The Court House. on the ~ az
II The term, and the bill Of The plaintiffs nnd is
copy forthwith inserted in nrwsfag"f nh
li>rd ciy Richmond months sucr".Siv'!y all
posted House OF said count
Copy-res,e
RoBT. HUBGIE. {. ~
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Joseph TIdcn and James l.. Coleman tharhmen for $500
The writ Of attachment this having been returned
rntrd Is ordered by the Court that publication BE- made ~ NJ
'Rchmnnd Enquirer" newspaper printed IN the ci,s Of R
mond Virginia notifying the defendants Of The prndoncy Of
sn and they appear and plead answer demur 1t
nj W.T. the Sd Monday Of October net,
Judgment rendered a.ain>t them aud the property
tschcd condemned and ordered be sold ~ satisfy planuI.
demand and all costs.
WirSE.s-If. r. Faote. Clerk Of said Court.
H. W. FooTE c,rs
~
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Oct. %

IN rIIANCERY.-yIs.IsIA:-At Rules held in iiI- Clerk.
Oai Superior Cont Of Law md thancrtl u
Caroline county the iih day of January, Ell:
Daniel Drjarnett, fantH;
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brourhs supeYios financial abilities and sk IN bafA
ing: e.-,,., a.h;t
"a well as credit side, and # the President CLAIMS 10
he credited with The skill displayed by him in conduct
nr the Bank out nf those difficulties and emba rass
ments, TO which allnson has been made, and also i,i
the prosperity she has since mot now enjoyed, should
he not be debited for having managed the Bank is
to bring upon her those very difficulties and dangrrs
the reduced price Of the stock and her suspended n'v
d.nds: Sir, | would enquire of the gentleman, u NJ
would recommend pilot TO shpmasters whose sk'ii IN
plotting ship safe 10 sea- was scarcely surpassed py
his dex,eriry in plotting her amidst shoals and breakers
The Pre- ldent informs us, in his communication 10
the Stockholders on the lst Of July last, that he has
been al the head of the Bank Of Virginia, from the pc
Rod of its charter, to the present time, and am con-
tent that he should have the credit OF conducting II
s.throueh sunshine storm and snow.
MIR. Spenker-Ihat may appreciate fully Inc
great financial ability with which this Bank has been
managed, beg that gentlemen will examine the sta
stical report of the Commissioners appointed to seek
into the condition Of the Bank, and the extent OF the
defalcation; where Of mistake not and 1t do ae-
sire 10 be corrected it will appear on the face OF the
statement, that on the 18th day of juno, lc4u, me
amount of the unavailable debt, in the Bank Of Virgi-
MIA, was 81 ,SS797 IS CENTS exclusive of the James
River stock, as follows:
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