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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20

g(f~~N INK Bedford siN miles Southeast Of ibcr
sAAnoa&nAlks ty. except on Fridays and saturdays.
which days he will stand at John lcltwch's Shop the
Forest, ON the Main Western Road. leading from Liberty
To lynchhurg. and Within Two miles Of Noelfs M and
will be let AT the reduced price OF Ten Dollars
the season. payable by the 10Th day of December
The season will commence the first of April. and end
the first of August Six Dollars the single leap. paid
at the time ot service, and Twenty Dollars insurance.
pay able the mare Is known 10 he IN ioal,
transferred Any person putting five mares. will onl,
he charged with four. The proprietor has procured
hundred acres OF land or the purpose Of paslurugc,
which will he gratis, and also Stables 10 protect the
mares aud colts from the inelemcucy OF the weather.
Mares can be fed with gram II required al twenty five
cents per day. No responsibility, Tor accidents OF rs
n.s but every eNerun will he made to prevent them.
ri erc will be 10 charges made for persons or servants
that may brin from distance To this horse He
will always be in place at the above stands, with the cN
c,nnn of nubllc DAYS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20

NlRt.INlA--At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for
the county of Neson the first Monday in January, 1912
Henry BIB, "a Plaintiff,
against
Albert w. Harris, and the said Albert w. Harris and
Cloigh A. Harris of Lee W Harris deceased
which said Henry Bib, Albert W Harris, and Lee w IIar-
ris partners, trading in the of Harris Bib 81
Harris. Defendants.
IN CHANcERy.
The Defendant Alhert W. Harms not having entered
his appearance and given according 10 the Act Of
Assembly and the rules of this COURT and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he nhabtan tins Com
rnonweah. On the motion of the Plaintiff by counsel
ordered the sand Defendant do appear here rules
he held in the said Clerks Office the first Mon
day April and the bill of the Plaintiff
md that copy this order be forthwith inserted in the
Ivncbrg Nreinan newspaper published in the town Of
I.vnrbrg, for months successfully and another copy
he cot posted at the front door of the courthouse of this
county, some Court day. A copy-Teste,
RO. c. CUTLER, elk.
Jan. 90 WIN
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YOUNG MEMS SOCIETY.

Question for Saturday night. 22d inst-''Should the
existence OF the West Poln, Academy, be abolished by
Cungrcss?n
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e. q q ID
1T PRhNE COST,


Two KEEP pace with the hard times and for the
L purpose Of eetiing hold OF funds have determined
Ia sell Il, PRIME COST, FOR CASH. my entire
.i.,,l al 4 L,
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4. DO.NAID ADAIls.
Jan. 20

20 HAVING EARNED the fine Horse
~IYN YOUNG DONALD ADAIR OF Mr..
DlE4N1f TEX G. w Statham, | will stand him the
MAIL c,slny season at Pedlar Mills, But
taIoc Srrinos and Amherst Court House. For partic
lars. handful, in due tune. t.o W. y. h\'N''.
1r IN uJt + 1t
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.Nl.s. lhNS. W. KPiMs,

Il "A K or y j II u " ",
DROPOSES opening FEMALE SCHOOL in
the basement OF the Baptist Church, = confluence
on Monday the 9TH of February next.
Having been educated with special reference to the
business Of teaching, and having had practical cxIe
rence in the matter she hopes be able to give entire
satisfaction to those Parents and Guardians who
conlde their children and wards to her dircctonand
pledges her best efforts To insure their advancement
the several branches Of their studies, well 10 pro
mote their improvement in mariners and morals.
TERMS.
Spelling. Reading, Writing, and First Principles of A
rliimetic. 81 - per month.
Grammar. Geography and kistory, 80 do
For the above, including Natural and Moral Philosophy
Rhetoric, Logic &c. ij per session OF 5
Projection and Drawing Of Maps. 3 do
Music. 50 lessons. IS
Poonah Painting, do
Drawing and Painting in Water
Colors Landscape, sc. % 81
Mczotino, 3 do
Fancy Work, do
Embroidery. do
French Needle Work 80 do
REE'ERE.vCES.
J. ". Smith, Esq, Principal of Kalaramo
Seminary, Staunton.
l.. l.. Waddell, Esq, Male A
Hon. JUDGE Lucas p. Thomson. do
Mrs. Henry Johnston, Music Teacher, do
Dr. r. H. Henry Waypesboro.
Nath1. Massic. Esq. Augusta Co, Va.
Geo Baeby, Esq. Lynchburg.
John lIollins, Esq. do
Rev. +. J.. B. Shaver. do
Apply to Mrs Reins. at Mrs. TIancock's Boardn.
House, immediately opposite the Post Office.
Jan 20 II
Sale Of La n Il.
OFFER for sale my TRACT OF LIND, in
4 the lower end Of Campbell. containing
ops Acres,
adjoining the Lands of Thomas Howeron. Heritage
Tlowerlon. and others-and lying about y miles from
Gibbons Tavern The Land is valuable and persons
DESTROYS purchase requested call and see it. as
am determined to sell
If not sold privately before, it will be exposed to pub
lie sale to the highest bidder, the 9th day OF April
next on the pren,ises.-Terms accommodating.
! MADISON G.. PORTER.
Jan % VIDA
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NIRGlNlA:-At Giles Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chanccry. for Giles County, October
term. 1871.
Henry Wysor. Guardian of Lewis ShuOlebarpor
Franklin Shuillebargcr. Hugh Shullonrpcr aud NATL
ia Shullcbargcr. chlldren heirs aud distributes of John
Shuichargor, Jr.. deceased, Complainant
Isaac Shnillehapcr. Abmm Shul'eharper Jacob Shut
1ohapcr. john Shell and Elizabeth his wife late Eliza
pcth Shuilargcr. John Steel and Margaret his vile.
late Margaret Shullcharper and Abmm Farhart ffx
ecntor 81 John Shuebargcr Sr.. deceased, aud Abam
Earhart. ST. and Charles Eaton his sccuritics) and
and distributes Of John Shutllcbargor, Sr, deceased
Defendants.
Is tuAscERy
On motion Of the complainant, by his counsel il is
ordered that this be referred Ia John Logan oi
Pulaski County, who IL hereby appointed Commission
er Tor that purpose To take IN account shelving the dis
rbuiivc shares OF the heirs and representatives Of John
Shulllchargcr. ST., deceased in the estate Of the said
John, ST. and OF the adyanccmcnis made by the said
John in his life time. 10 his children and make report
thereof 10 this court together with any matter specially
thought pertinent by himself required by the parr.
10 be stated. and this continued in the ncN,
term Of this court.
Copy-Icse, r. A.FRENCII e.
The parties named in the foregoing order will take
notice. that shall proceed the lth day Of April 1872
al the store house of d. I. Kent, thu town Of New
bern, county otPulaski 10 take the account directed in
SAID order and will continue from day day. until the
same shall be completed; when and where said parties
may attend with their vouchers, and other evidences il
they think proper
J. \. LOGAN. Commissioner
Jan 20 Win
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GEORGIA ELECTION.

Returns from twenty seven counties in Geofga give
the following aggregates Of votes for three Representa-
,a,iycs in Congress, to fill existing vacancies
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Review OF the Lynchbur. MARKERS,
CORRECTED WEEKLY
III q l. 4 q vi K Il AZ q II T. Y,
lalAlniNNi0ll .I1Grch4MfS.


Tobacco has been very dull during this month.
We quote old at 4 OO To q 81
New Leaf loose 3 On To 4 80
Good to fine q 90 10 80
Good to fine manufacturing Z 90 to II 50
New lugs. loose 80 TO = 50
Tobacco is duh and very low. The crop grown in
1871 is very large in Virginia, Maryland and the West.
This is well a>,crainrd fact. The Stocks in Europe
abundant We would advise the planter to
curall his tobacco crop and raise except rich
land or ground.
Flour. per barrel (iulD 5 90 to 80
Wheat per bnshcl 0O to %
Meal (per busiol,)hy wholesale o 62 to o 60
Corn. (per barely 9 50 to 3 90
Oats, (per bushel.) q 40 to o -
Plaster (per ton) 90 to o 90
Whiskey. (py wholcsalc) o 80 To 81
Clover Seed. in good demand 80 Ia s 90
Iron. (per TONI months, - 00 10 50 90
Bacon. (pcr hundred,) 90 to q 80
Pork. (per hundred) 50 to 0 0o
Salt. (per sack,) so Ia o0
Hemp, (pcr TONI ITO 90 to lao 90
Flax Seed, in good demsnd at - cts. per buslcl.
FREIGHT.
Down the river. 6. to 90
[ p the river q 10 to 90
HOLCOMBE O1fN continue to make small ad
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Rural Retreat Seminary, for
YOU'VE; LADIES.

FEVIlF THIRD SESSION of the Rural Il O.
l. trent - IN nary. for young Ladies'
will expire the inst. There will be- hereto
fore, an Examination.
The 4th Session Of six MONTHS will commence on
Monday the l4th of FEBRUARY next and end On Monday
the ljth OF August.
each boarder finding her own bed and bedding. Where
these furnished by the Principal s. per month will
be required
For tuition. s. per month for all the branches of a
substantial, solid and useful Education Music, French
and Painting at extra charges moderate be
afforded. The Music and French Departments in this
School under the OF Miss Emma Willard Cur
tss. a young lady Who educated at Troy Female
Seminary \. Y, School that susains a. high repuia
ton. perhaps, any in the United States. Miss Cur
tSs has been engaged in giving instruction, III Music.
on the Piano and in the French language, during the
last session of the School, Rural Retreat and the
Principal takes great pleasure in saying. that he believes
her ,reH qualified for the responsible office she holds
and that she has and will continue to give, entire
satisfaction. He would refer the patrons OF his School
and the public generally to the following recommends
tons:
This may certify, that Miss Emma w. CuTtiss for
two years member of this Institution, that her moral
character irrcpoaclabc and her scholarship good
that in the situation which she has since occupied
teacher she has given her employers satisfaction and
is my belief that she will still deserve their approba
ton. EMMA WILLARD,
Former Principal Troy r. s."
Miss Emma W CurtiSs was for several wears a mem
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Miss Emma w Curtiss for several years mem
Der OF this Institutions and has Subsequently been, for
four years successfully employed in teaching. She is
well qualified nstrct in the various branches of En-
gsh education. Music and the French Languagc-and
also, possesses in high degree, those moral qualities
requisite a teaches. take pleasure in recommending
her worthy the notice Of the friends of Education.
SARAH v. WILLARD.
Principal T}oy Ftp,ale ScniinurY"
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Blanks for sale al this Office.
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TIE BEAUTIFUL md SPLENDID
YOUNG, HORSE
vi A TC II l. T. = =

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NlRGlNlA:-At Giles Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chanccy. for Giles County, October
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La, ~
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W HOS
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We, the underwrlttcn subscribers, do certify, that
Maichless, the property Of Pleasant Greasy, is
loal gecr, and we have put our mares 10 him and all
have proved 10 be in ioa at the first leap.
,;,hN uJ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03
rauaLs Real Estate for su,c and Notice to Creditors

a'uaLie Real Estate for SHE, and Notice TO Creditors,
&c.
10y virtue and pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Superb
ID Court Of Law and Chanccry for the county of Rappahan
mock the Dad day of Ai, Ie42 in depending
therein between Jalurln r. Tayor Go Plaintiffs and Miner
Gibson his night, and late Executor OF Moses Gibson,
deceased and Others Defendants the undersigned will proceed
hereinafter nenuned sell all the Real
Estate remaining uasc of which the said Moses Gibson
sezc the interest therein given by The Will OF
said Noses Gibson his widow ars Elizabeth Gibson,
life Also, all the Real Estate, remaining nnsod,
by the said Miner Gibson To Gideon H..
Brown of the by deed o trust hearing date
the ay Of September, $780, and all the Personal Estate,
copeenhrd in The said deed The latter consists Of
large stills and dsl!ins apparatus, horses &c
The land large body con,ainn. about Oo acres much OF
cui. large aud distery, with grit mill attach
ed thereto ars. brick merchant and gri.t MILL
house aud Flint The land will be divided par.
purchaser such VIII be particularly
paned at The The will commence At Flint Hill,
Monday 0 day of June next and be- continued from da
day. completed. he personal property viii be sold
Flint Ill., and na,ed dstrry OF the said Mosrs and Miner
Gib=on the Real Estate Will be sod
prt misses respectively The Land will be sold upon equal
men Jay able respectively in two and three years from
the SALE purchaser giving bond with good pe:soEa
rity and deed of the Premises TO The pay
mrnt of the purchase money
personal property will be sold credit Of twelve
months for all sums and for cash for all SIS
under amount tho hasars giving bond it'll good secur
~. 4: H. BRo,nS,
H. q. MOFFLTT,)
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TO RICHARD Ii. TOLER-,El VII

propose, in ,his leleT II notice some positions as
su.ned by the advocates OF Distribution, and which, I'll
may iudre from the columns of the Virginian) In
contributed, small degree 10 influence your jIdg
ment in regard the real merits Of the question.
positively assert tina; you favor all these posi-
tons in your ca!ner moments but you certainly give
counenance 10 them your general course as an Ed
Of party paper. The points to which refer the
following:
FIRST. Yon have declared that the public lands OF
the t. =, according 10 the naaRin,ous opinion OF The
Legislature e N:tinig IN lc3, belonged, Of right IN
The States in their spartc and indriduat characters
aud vou have "daur"d this expression of opinion 10
sustain your argument, in regard to this subject.
When first THIS statement in the Virginian, ]
vas much surpr..ed for although each day brings is
quota Of III The public action, and marks
the era as of passion and not of reason; not
prepared expect, in the solemn resolutions Of the Lee
yisa,ure OF Srg mia, so grave an offence against prin-
cipe ana fact thous 1T you must he mistaken; and
requested friend to furnish with these resolutions
ia order to ascertain what positions they assumed
ird uaon examination, that you had overlooked very
material passage in those resolutions; ard that from
this circumstance alone they have been made 10 favor
conclusions directly in opPosition to those they assert
So far from giving coun,cnance 10 your views .heyt,.
pressly cortirm the contrary. The first resolution n
the series is in these words, to wit
"Resoetd That the public lands held blythe L. S be.
long IN COMMON 10 all the States; and that each
and all are entitled TO PARTICIPATE IN all the Jcn.fts
de,ieabic Mer.tron.
Now, this is the particular resolution TO which you
must refer and so far from giving any, the leas,
enance 10 your theory, expressly and positively reutes
it. The language is not very prosperous or precise
hut sufficiently indicate tie opinions Of the body
The resolution declores the land TO be he!d by the L
S, and that the proceeds "coMMoS FUND" in
which all the States CT right entitled 10 participate
All this admit The revenue derived from mposts es
else, &c is, in Ike manner, common fand in which
the S ates have Ike interest Indeed all the money
and property ofthe Government, nay, the Government
itself in this sense, belong to the States But not 70
the States, in their separate and ndiritua but in their
common and united character rs composing Federal
Union The land, revenue, nrsena's, forts, public
Buildings docks ships, ornaments Of every kind and,
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NoTIcE-The undersigned who has been appointed Special
Commissioner To carry into effect par, q" the decree above
b. gives notice. required by the said DECREE
having against the Etate e above
Moses Gsn rceasrd aforesaid Miner Gibson TO bring
them him. his office, the town of Washington
and county Of Rappaannock, properly authenticated for
meat Tie 9Th lay cf next, which he will
the o his duties, under the said decree. The
obec make provision out proceeds o! the sale above
mentioned payment Of tie claims brought
bsed. And time and pllce, the Undersigned will
the settlement Of The said Miner Gbsons
Executor sad Moses Gibson drceascd and the see
Of lawson Eastman and Eastman Jordans account Ad
non with the will annexed, Of the said
oses Gibson deceased which settlements have likewise
ordered BY All persons interested such SET
Elements hereby notified TO attend.
j. F. sTIoTHER, Commissioner.
Mayo 1l9-w6w
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JAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA STOCK FOR sarr
PURSUANT to the provisions of the Charter of the Jane
yer and Kanawha Company, and in obedience 10 the
lutions OF Board Of Directors the undersigned who has I
duly appointed agent for that purpose win proceed, The a
day Iuae 1872 commencing al - oe"ck noon before t
pany in the city of Richmond TO yell public m
the Shares the Delinquent Stockholders agre.aby The ~
M, ed list which the of the SockholJrs
places of residence far they KNOWN The nurr
shares owned by eaeh The amount of principal unpaid ,o
n,,est thereon mp the 9th day Of June, 1872 and The
amount In arrpar from each, VIZ:
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

,,E subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated
nuacrory Of Nuns Clark, New York, elegant and plain
piano Fortes possessing the latest improvements and tna'
icocy of touch and tone, peculiar TO their ma
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments and Musical
Piano Fores Tcpae tuned, let hire, and taken in ex-
change. ,r. = ,,,,s,c
m, ,,roes, collection of Music offered for sale In this
St,p nav he selected FROM the of the subscriber who Is
now enabled the Philadelphia ana New YORK wholesale
End tan prices. -.
Those purchasing sell again will he furnished upon better
terms than they can hud elsewhere In the STATE:
'e' ~ ' 80 p. II. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite The Banks.
"a
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For saIe BY . 49,, n,,,
IO0-tf
March 10

RIO COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. merchants wishing
Ia save the exchange, besides the expense Ut gong 10 ue
North, can do by calling at p $. GARBANAil .meap tsn
Store Shoe Hill where they get supplied WIN u > anu
CAPS Of every descriptions the following low prices: Tone!
Hats si3 per dozen: Russia, broad in the hr ST. -
anu 80 per dozen; black do do do S and so pc! DOZEN
IIats NJ sprrio quality equally low prices; fine ntrn ana
beaver Hats black dab OF Tie fashionable shaie whien
will guarantee Northern prices for cash ony fease ~
rcrnectP GARBANATIS cheap Hat Mandatory, shockoe
Ill., Sign of tie Transparent Hat ,oo o
A,rtI
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In the United States FOR The Eastern District Of Virginia.
May 10Th, 1872
1oMAS SPENCER, Of III. city of Richmond, having filed
petition, praying that he be declared Bankrupt: IL IL
ordered persons creditors Of the said Tho
show The Court The 9Th day Of June
why tie said Thomas Spencer be not declared Bankrupt
slant 10 the Congress behalf aud that copy this
published in the newspapers according the nd and
Racs Of Court
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
M,vI
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EARTHQUAKE Is LouIsIASA.-The ST Nartinsville
Creole states that Saturday last the 9TH instant, at
about o'clock r. NJ, earthquake, which lasted two
or three seconds, felt in this parish respectable
inhabitant of Catahoulou who angling at that time,
in company with ladies the banks of the lake,
told that the lake rose, during the space of some
minutes TO more than six feet. One of our friends,
who arrived from Opelousas yesterday, says that the
shock was also felt in that part Of the country From
the declaration of the oldest inhabitants OF this parish
this would be The second earthquake fell in Atakapas
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JEFFERSON.

THE END the QuARREL-Ihe Hon. Edward
Stany WIS brought Ivy warrant before Judge 1huston,
of the Circuit Court at Washington, on Wednesday
last Several Witnesses were examined, and gave evi-
dence as TO the affair between Stnnly and We at the
race course. Col. McCirty having testified that the
dispute had through the interpretation OF mutual friends
been amcably and honorably settled, Mr.. Slany was
discharged.
REslexEp-The Hon. r. Z. Winthrop, Representa-
tive to Congress from Bnsion has resigned his seat in
eqrence of sickness in his family, rendering 1t i'm
no ssihle for him attend TO the duties.
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IFrga' oas,asr y tie o:aea fod.)

sr5s, oasttsr 4 tee o'dca fod.)
ranua,i,he1 in tie story ~ -
I"ABEnVC';o rHE NpNEN-.ENpEE."l
By LiTTELL', NAY MuSsvN.
Truce 10 ny boa! n'>.iN,u-S,
These t.ui.ics- tears eve "'er-
10 at.r:ic. can DIVIDE us, love,
NJ putmg past iS m"'e'
S.nu.t aims :EI may rise between,
~ r,, < taiil-,i vii;
Du h-afi heart, and soul in soul,
We br.c together still.
Whereof ! -, OF C.r q. near,
claaot ~ alone;
Inv Voice ever IN mise c1!,
Tny hand prc->'d 80 n;iae o"n;
Thy head upon my Iiilow r@si-,
Thy ward. M! ho-om thii!.
Aid he AT IN htalt, aui soul ~ soul,
We h.ar together su!.
And whoa teen Dra,i Shall wor! his ".'el,
A! all our joy lre done,
Zen hy the mystery t'at uni'es
The d.Ii aud ,Gr
Though one exist ~ heavenly l'i7s,
one n TIN, world at H.
"a heart :.ear,, aud soul IN soul,
We'd bid" together still.
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~ Herald and Wig viii please copy.

THE Of of Virginia call the
Golden Bonnet Store street where they VIII be served
18th Millinery Goods q! every descpton the lowest cash
prices, consisting Of he latest Of French Gimp Prince Al
Whale hone, Shell and Wave ad Madonna, Fancy and
Plain Florence aud Straw ads also, SILK aul,on and Lawn
Boan.s of style aud colour Ribbons Flowers and hume
articles t.diou, trouble Printer menon
Al. Of which found Buekssws Golden Bonnet Store,
street, Richmond, Va.
,lay 70 4-uJy
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~ Rules held IN the Clerks oi
flee of tile Circuit Superior Court o Las and Cacery Tor
county IIenrco and city Of Richmond OIL the Chancey
side, the and day OF Stay, lsi2: 49,.
Edward Amber Thomas NJ Amber, John Amber, fhliIp
St corse Amber Ri e. Amber, William VI Amhe Hen
rs w and Catherine L. his WIFE Robert e. Nicholas ana
Elizabeth H. h wife, and Francis E. Brooke and Ella h his
wife, lian'iHs'
against . :,
Samuel Nicholas Richard awcs and ey his wife, John
e. Owinss, Owng Henry Easrnnb ard Mary ms we
Sanders George " Sanders Samu Smith and Mary Ills
wife, Margaret Sanders, Joseph H. Sanders George B !rotter
Edwin Halves and Caryanne his wife, John cavy and margaret
his wife, Thomas Hawkins and Mary Jane Davis, heirs oil eores
Nicholas deceased GAVIN h. Nicholas Robert e. Nicmlas oil Ne"
York. John Nicholas of John Nicholas deceased, 10
Sichoias John smith Nicholas Margaret
r. Niclnlls, John Patterson and Mary D. MS
wife abnry :. Carr and Sidney s. his wife, Margaret smith,
slary smith, Samuel Smith, Thomas J. sinh, John Smith,
Robert e. ~ Smith, Wilson C. s. Smith and other Defendants:
The defendants named mol having entered he appear
security according the aci OF Assembly ad the
Of this Corl. and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
inhabitants OF TINS Commonwealth: u ID ordered
defendants do appear the Rules tn r held on Tue
Monday Angus, and the bill OF the plaintiffs,
and copy this order be forthwith inserted in sine news
paper publ shed In The city Of Richmond for two months success
svey and posted the door Of the Capitol in tie said CITY,
WM. C. SANDS, C. c.
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