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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02

'e'I'c Is no" 10 he prIne OF life, and
|" ""e "e''.n' AMI tooHs better than /
ever Sd" MN. lie has improved
niue" IN SIZE and general appearance
s'"'e H'' iifs' and last springs season,
MS o''"I ne second sprrg scpsou he has
ever '"a1e' FacIiIc has proven himself
very sur and go'd toaI getter; il was
'a'e II the season las spuog before he
ia much business, consequently bis colts
"III oe lac coming. TINS horse STANDS
| 4'ue tow ndeea, when wr AXE mlo con-
sheraton hIs sup.u,I Dloud, form, action.
size and general appearance, and owror
70 the hardness OF tie TINS, that he does
not stand higher than he does. WOULD |
ask is it nol cross Of the blood horse on
he common stock Of The rouutry rn1Is- |
?ensabIe to insure US Iight lo,.rd anal
quick moving saddle horses? Whore dol
onr turf, fine saddle ana harness horse. |
>prng from It It is oot from the nm.
b,oded stock Of the country m ore,rer
or less drgrer? ;, Iong as we continue
to connect tie common stock of Inc cnnn.
tcy together there is not the least possi,la
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
I'm -
IN HEAD QUApTS,

THNHERE will A :. list 1872
on n s., THE ,s', e. i ereci t' .i,o
n '".' Sturdy ;, q he % lag & ,
S Msio ct to e'9ai Ell Lieutenant c o.
Regiment M,.si,.i frS'l MI5i..ji d d.,
by order Of '"''
Col. Com a., a N. Mlyo
Feb. 81, 1912. u " ,5 Nj n
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
THE BEAUTIFUL
AND MUCH ADMIRED
2ACIE7TM,

june, Ia holme, county, Mi, at toe lol.
lowing places, VIZ: IL Franklin, Lex
lngion and at hs former stand ~ miles
northwest Of Lexington, on the TrhuI
road, where he viii be permitted to serve
mares at the reduced price Of 80 dollars
the season, to be closed by cash or note al
the time OF services being rendered: T.
will be matter Of 40 Inconvenience to
those who may breed to HIM to execute
their notes, as It will save great deal OF
Expense and trouble on The part of lho
Of the horse Every procau.
non will be used % prevent accidents or
escapes but no liability Tor either.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
B D SCOPr.

TAX collector Of holmes county,
March 10, - 3m pr f xNuA
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
B d SCOTT

TAX collector OF holmes county.
March 10, Is BIN prfxxu3
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02

'erty Of $ Dennis Of Holmes, ]
WILL stand the ensuing
n season, at M residence 8
n miles north west of licking.
- ton. The season TO COM
nnnnrn The e. &C NIL e.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
3 D SCOTT

TAX collector Of holmes counly.
march 10 Is 3m. pr zzit
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
B D SCOTT

TAX collector of holmes county,
"arch ~ ID 3m pr xvi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
Jan 20

OF this chemical
to extraordinary effects, upon the animal fibre
and muscles, virtues being carried by
them the immediate Of d Of pain and weak
However good any internal remedy may be-, this
external appcAon will prove powerful auxiliary, In re-
moving the disease and facilitating the cure, IN OF
loo al inlammaory and Chronic rheumatism, and in all
where seated pain weakness exists
gentleman travelling in the North Of Europe and Pal
estine $780, heard much said the latter place in
praise Of JEW DANiDS OR HEBREW PLASTER, and
Of the Gas he considerc miraculous had performed
that he induced to try his person, for lung
and Ii, Affection the al Of which had been the chief OBJ
ucncc of that bamy and delicious climate lie found
the ,aownes his skin Disappeared his pain removed
time he has been recommending it to his friends ard acqna
tsnce. for all fixed pains whatever, such a. rheumatism,
govt headache tooth ache pain in the side, hip back and
limbs scroulous hunors knots white swelling. hard
tumor stiff Joints, ague cakes, ague in the beat weakness
and pain the stomach weak limbs lameness affections of
the spine female weaknesses. No female subject pain
or eanes.e. in the back side should be without it.
MARRIED LADIES,
in delicate situations find great relief from constantly wear
ing th, plaster The application Of this plaster between the
shoulders has been found certain remedy for Colds coughs
phth,c and lung affections, in their primary stages des-
troys Inflammation by producing copious perspraton NO
physician should be without it.
For bills that accompany zach box, and d.
recons Each box sufficient to spread eight
pa.te.. Price 30 cents per box.
The above are for sale by DINkLE s RCMBOUGH.
Oct u WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
The Louisville Journal furnishes the following sketch

The Louisville Journal furnishes the following sketch
Wsbiher daring movement Of I youn. lady.
LOUISVILLE BELLE-A few nights ago, one
the most accomplished bellies of this city, while sleep
log in the same apartment with Mrs. Charles w Thur
ston. who 10 in feeble health, suddenly reused by
Aght noise Looking around her. she saw nilian CIV
eesMiy robbcr at window in the act Of raising it
LeaPne up. she babe him depart lie hesitatcd a mo
meat; hat, seesg that the ladies were alone in the
rom, he prsedcd witt terrific frown in eiiec,ing his
satsanee 'fhereupun the yoang lady instantly seized
large pistol that ehaaced to 10 IN the apartment cooked
y. pescnting II 1t him. and declared her termination to
bow his brains out il he did Instantly fy lie knew
iaa her countfnance that she would b. good her
word. and sqascAng some small articles AZ dress from
chair ~iahin arms length Of the window ae fed with
psaeFtafOn. We told that thes the sosng heroine
raDad have hpi ilsh6 had known that tie pistol was
certainly aeeded but shetared thai it empty. and
aoesp SesJ - nd 'e.rs heI .i"tticplesshs.s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
Dec. l6

+ Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
"A ued by adjournment and held for the county of Amherst
at tho courthouse, Friday, the 2th day OF August 1871
Boyd Miller, surviving partner of Archibald Robertson,
Samuel Read and Boyd Miller merchant. and partners
trading under tn. firm of Archibald Robertson Samuel
Garland administrator de bon> Archibald Robertson.
decd, Boyd Miller Benjamin osdon and Agnes his wife,
PLAINTIFF,
Rcbecca Rucker, widow and relici Of Anthony Rucke
decd, James g. Mckinney, administrator with the will
neAed OF Abner Rucker Amistead Rucke Absaom Rucker
Martin London and Ann r. his wife, Anthony Rucker r and
Rebecca B. his wife, Nancy Shields, Administrative of Will
ham lads and IN her own right purchaser of the said An
thony and WIFE, Naand Richeson iam A. Rchcson John
and Jesse Rcheson, infants under the
by Commissioner Bcnagh their guardian specially assigned
defend them in this suit, William H. Jones and Mary r. his
WIFE, William A. Rcheson, administrator of Thomas Tucker
decd, John A. Smmerville and Narilla his wife, Lindsey
coghl and Ann his wife, Rice f. Graves and Amelia his
wife, Jesse Rcheson, administrator dc bon with the will
annexed of Anthony Rucker decd Ambrose Rucker and
Nelson Dawson, executors Of the said Anthony Rucks
decd, Benjamin Norye, executor of Spencer Norvcll,
decd, BENJAMIN Taliaferro, Sheriff of Amherst county
SUCH administrator of Elias Wills decd, Richard II Burl
John Bullock and James Bullock, surviving partners Of Gait
W. Turner, Richard Buks William Shelton and Arthur B
Davies, Defendants
In CHANcERr.
On motion of James G. Mckinney, administrator of Abner
Rucker, decd, appearing that than have
expired since the estate of Anthony Rucke decd
mitted to the defendant Nelson C. SON the present ad
minato the Court doth order tina. all persons no NAV
have claims against the estate Anthony Rucker decd b.
required to exhibit the to this Court for settlement at or
before the next term, and unless legal claims debts
appear against the said estate the Court will decree rb.
non OF said estate among the cgatces whou, requiring
funding bondsand that this order be published for eight
weeks successfully in the Lynchburg Nirgnian public
newspaper published in the town of ynchburg posted at
the door of the courthouse Of this county OH two several Court
days. Coby-Tes,e
n. ROBERT TrNsLEy, c.
80 % wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

(-rn1ISlA: & Rules hsid the Clerks Daice for
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and thancen. of
Of Nelson, the first Monda, IN tsary, Is "
Henry Bibb, Plaintiff,
dgntRf
Albert " !fyYris AMI the said Albert W. Harris and
Clough A. Harris executors Of Lee W. Harris Diseased
which said Henry Bibb, Albert W Harris, and lie. W Iiar
~efe partners trailing III the name Of Harris. Bib
Harris. Defendants
Is CHAscEEY.
The Defendant Albert w. Harris, not having entered
his appearance, and security according. To the Act u
Assembly and the rules Of this and il appearing b,
satisfactory evidence that he Is nhatant Of this Com
mon"ealth On the motion Of the Plsaihby counsel it is
ordered that the said Defendant do appear here II Jules
be held III the said Clerks Office the first Mon
day in April the bill OF the Plaintiff
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted the
lynchbug 'irginan newspaper published in the town Of
snehburs, for two months successfully, and another
thereof posted at the front door o the courthouse OF this
RIO. L. CUTLER, elk.
Jan 20 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
:B:sDa Acres Of Land.

NOW offer for sale in Campbell County, 10 miles
l South of Iynchbnrg, 5 from New London on the
main road to the Court House 7. Also near the Salem
and stanton Tunpik,s II is we'll watcred by Flat
Creek. SC. This Tract formerly belonged to Anchor
\ Hope. estate of the late Col W. NJ. Clark and is
still cultivated (say 100 acres Tobacco &C. in con
nrcton with it, This farm Richard l.. and Missouri
Kicks his wife authorises mo to sell II contains 800
or more acres. The Improvements are commodous and
comfortable Fences in good rcpair;-a limestone soil
with Inc shaublc beds OF the same calculated for It's
farther improvement
For particulars about the general quality ofths Lands
refer those wishing purchase to Col K Austin near
New London. who surveyed the whole together and
since the said 500, They will be sold together
OF separately.
| Offers addressed to a, Richmond until 9Th of
March, will be promptly attended to.
ELIZABETH H. CLARK
! Feb 3 wtw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

OS'r IN the s,h Of January, bs,wcen Lock II, and
IL ihs Washington lIote Ia the town Of Isnchbnrg.
SIX HI..DRED and FORTY UpE DOL
Lars, in the Scrip II the Janrs River n kamwha
Company. Deccmhrr issue. Of tho allowing Nos:
Notes. 42D each. letter A.. Nos 2}Of, E3o5,
2s3i6. 273i7, 215is. 1919, 2lan--l7 Notes, sl5.
litter A.. Nos. 2a3o2, 273o3. 1.,oj, 1906, 1896,
273U7, 278s, 27309. 1910. 273ll. 273l2, H3i3.
273l4, 253l6. 2.3I9. 1870, 27;52I.--7 Notes. $40
each. letter A.. Na. 1902 25303. 13li, 23l2,
1914, 2s3i7. 273l9iS Notes. $40 each. letter b.,
Ms. 27302, 1902, 27304. 1896, Z73Ui, 27.M.
1905, 1900. 253IO, 273I1, 213l2, 273l3. 273l4,
2ai5, 1916, 1911. 273ls. z139 When lost they
enclosed in parcel Vi socounts which were al
lost. AMI oil service To any pcs except myself For
the money Nth without ,he accounts will pay fifty
doan Of II To any person no may deliver place il
where eau get H. A. w. FLIPPIN,
Amherst Lock- No 40
~ The Richmond Star will publish the above ono
month, weekly, and forward II. To this Office
for collection.
Jan. ~ Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
viCEi1,i:l:
Jan. 27

VrE1nIi:
rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
~ Court of Law and Chancey for Bedford county, the 9Th
day of Dccc,nber. 1871
James H. Beard administrator Of Daniel McMulen de
ceased, Plaintiff,
against
William r. Jonc, in his right and administrator Of
Matthew McMuen decd, IIetty McMullen widow Of Ro-
bert McMnen deceased, Samuel McAiuen. uar; - Dick
and Polly hi. wife, late Polly MoMuens' christopher
Mc Mullen Fayetc McMuen, Isaac Bower and Elizabeth
his wife, Mary Baber infant child of Margaret Baber decd
John ilcox and Wary his wife, Susan McNulen, Mat
thew Mehuen. Jackson McNluen Minerva Mctiuen,
Gilkerson, widow of William Gkcrson ar
icy Bear and Mary hi. wife, late Mary McAlulIen, Hester
McMuen, John H. Wilcox and Mary his wife, leftwieh
Es and Besey hi. wife, Hunter Idd. and Peggy his
and Elzabsth Witlerow, defendants,
IN CHASCEEY.
The defendants, Isaac Bower and Elizabeth his wife Ma
Baber, Su'an hcNullen, Matthew McAnllen, Jane Gil
kerson, Samuel McNlullen, christopher McMullen, and
Elizabeth trrow not having entered their appearance
given security according to the Act of Assembly rule,
OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
they not inhabitants of this calth ordered
that they do appear at rules to be held the Clerks o
said county, the first Monday in April next and
the plaintiffs bill and that this order be n.eted in some
newpapcrp blshcd in Lynchbug, for two months ,urc
svcly and posted the front door OF the Court Of
county Court day
Cory-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, rrH.
Jan. RI w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

4 NovLL CAST OF DTvIcrLrr as recently trans
pised in Washington county, Missouri Some years ago
man and women married. and continued TO reside
together and wife. Recently they discovered
that the psson before whom the perform
ID no, authorized by law to tic the aye knot,
and that their marriage a nullity. When this
discovery was made. the woman insisted upon having
the esro."ny gone again before legal constituted
shicer, but the husband refused Subsequently, the
husband, having reflected that the principal part Of the
property which he held had been derived from his wife,
changed his resolution. and became DESTROYS have the
knot legally tied, but at this period the had alter
ID her purpose, and therefore refused Following up
her resolution to remain free she eyc,cd the husband
from his possession Of the property, and lnornan,
ss that the last he heard OF the case was tho application
q the husband justice Of the peace for some process
TO restore him to wha, he had supposed be MS
ewa.-X. Louis Rep.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
Cons,missiomcrs' sale Of Land.

WILL be sold to tho higcs' bidder. public auction
w on Thursday, the Eth day February. lst2, on
the premises, certain TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND, lying in the county of Bedford. on Grab Or
chard Creek, and containing about $50 acres subject
to the dover estate of Peggy Wks
The above sale is made in pursuance of decree of
the County Court of Bedford pronounced in the case of
Willis s. Nilks at the December tenn, lsil.
TERMS-A credi, ofone and two years will be Civ
en- the purchaser giving bond and good security and the
ntlc to the Land retained further security The title
to the aforesaid Land is believed be good but acting as
Commissioners, wcw convcywith special warranty on
ly. HENRY WILkS.
LEWIS G. ARTHUR,
Commissioners
Jan. p WIFE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

lIRGINIA:-At rules led in the Clerk, or -
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanco,S "' n''
caony OF Nelson on the first Monday in January is42
''' '''' .:..x PlainuG
John " hi,ehead and Albert W. IIarri. and Clan.
Harris executors Of Lee w. Harris deceased Will a.
Henry Bib, John hchcad and Lee w Harris ~ @d
ners, trading in the OF Harris Bib hitebe,a pan
Defendant.
IL CHANcERY
The Defendant Albert w iiaris, not having entered "a,
appearance and given security, according The Ac -, a
srmbly and the rules "f this Court, and it appparn, h
factor, evdenee that lie i, inhabi,ant Of X;
monweah: Tn the motion OF the plaintiff, by coun,. .
ordered tina, the said Defendant do appear here a, ,
b. held in the said Clerks Office, the first NoJ ~ i; "
next and answer the bill of the plaintiff that ro :,
this order be forthwith inserted in the Ivnchb,rp ~
newspaper published in the town of Iynchbnrp r IAN,
months successfully and another copy thereof pos,d ~ NO
Copy-Teste, "H'
JAN 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
NOTICE..

ID RSt Ant 10 deed Of rnsi bearing dated the 23d
1 II December. ls22, executed by Lewis Wnefcld
10 Nicholas Robertson. and Abncr Anthony Trustees.
the following creditors; John \ Ashwel, Wi
liam Mctsc. Elisha Greyer, Archer w Robertson.
James I~fi~ch. Brown Clayton & Co. Pleasant Lab
by, Kyle & Msyse. Ammon Hancock Daniel Brown,
William kasey, John Saunders, William Raw. John
cray Jno Board JamesH Coleman David W Quarlcs,
Da,id H. Grub Thomas Wills Samuel Mitchell Pleas
ant Dickcnson, William Powell and Boyd Miller s. Co
with their voucher. 10 Nicholas Robertson that he NAV
prepare for settlement agreeable to tho deed of trust
\. ROBERTSON.
Feb w3w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
Jan. 20

r rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the county Of
n Patrick the house thereof the 9th day of De-
ccmber 1871
Elizabeth Abingdon, esecutri1 Of John Abingdon decd,
Plaintiff,
against
William w Abingdon Nancy +. Abingdon, Mary Abng-
don, Sarah Abingdon taharne Abingdon and Lucinda Ab
ngdon, infant heirs of John Abingdon, decd, Defendants
In CHAscEpY.
The defendant William w Abingdon, hsving entered
his appearance and given security according the of As
emby and Tire rules Of this Court and it appearing by sa
factory evidence that he i. nhabtant of this Common
wealth. motion of the Plaintiff by COUNSEL ordered that
the said defendant do appear here the frs, Monday Feb
and the Plaintiffs bill and that copy
this order be forthwith put ,hed in the ynchburg Vgnan
for months successfully and that another copy be posted
at the front door OF the court house Of this county
Atopy-Teste,
SAML. &. STAPLES, D. c.
Dec l6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

RE- the greatest discovery made for d-eHnS the
\ v.rion. kind. Of worms, ,hs, frequently and d.Gs
.,nylv .nry both children and adults They are an fiA
BILE remedy and pleasant Ia tn. taste that children vi"
t.Le them readily common peppermint lozengs
Man, diseases from without Its being suspect
cd Sometime. very troublesome cough, pains ~ the oins'
or limb. bleeding the Sc, ae, occasoned oy
worms. and will easily cured by using this celebrated
medicine The following symptoms Indicate the presence oil
,orn, viz headache vertigo, orpor, disturbed dreams,
sleep broken of by fright and screaming COW lever
shines. thirst paid hue, bad in the mouth offensive
breath, cough difficult breathing itching al ne nose, pa
IN the stomach nausea sleamishness voao'ty eanness.
tsnesns itching the towards night ana Al .ensn
DIRECTIONS Of film. and One ]. dose Tor child TWO
years oldwo for -ur years-three Tor eight years
and FIVE for an adult should be repeated morning
or every other morning until relieved
Read the following letters
Nrw YoaK, March }, 1889.
D,,r Misunderstanding 10 your request have used
your Worm I1enges in several oil and found
them unifom, successful We have difficulty IN getting
children take them, they perfectly pleasant We
svng II an TO be the best yermuge medicine in We
ha,. al'o used your Soda ozenge' very extensively, and
find them fully TO the purposes recommend them
for. We arc yours respectfully,
" WEEkS, NJ. d.
w SHADDOCk, NJ. d.
c. X GREEN, NJ ID.
NEw YoRs February 1889
Dr. shsrmsn,-pesr Sir One Of my daughters aged II
troubled for abou, eighteen months with hacking
cough broken and disturbed sleep SC She last vast
ing away. although she quite heartily Several physi
eisns attended her without any teheht From reading the
directions accompanying your Worm oAenses, describing
the symptoms Of thought she might be thus uou
bed and accordingly procured box which to surprise
perfsty cured her in week They most eIcern,
medicine and believe daughter owe. hsr life to them
Yours, Nc. JANE HUMPHREYS,
Mercer Street
Price - cent, per box
The Above Medicine is for sale by
ID. il. LYMAN, Agent,
l.,nchburg, Va
April ~ wi2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

T rules held in til. Clerks Office of The Circn,, s.
"A Court of Law and Chancery for Bedford county H. =.
day of January, 1912: y" -
Joseph Hogan, Plaintiff
against
Margaret v Hogan, administrator of Obadiah Hogan d,
John lowdy, Joseph weeks Charles Hogan rranci, ra,
and Patsy his wife, late Patsy Hogan jane, Cr.,.v @
Nancy his wife, late Nancy Hogan Obadiah Hogan. Sm",,
Hogan John Adam. and Margaret his WIFE, late Ma
logan Enos Hogan, Daniel Hogan and Charlie. Croub s
roiiy MS "i'e' 'ate ROXY logan Defendants
In CHANcERY
The defendants, John Adams and ,arsa,c ct his wifi. not
ha,ng entered their appearance and given security ,cco,
ding the Act OF Assembly and the rules of this C,t az,
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they ar. no, in
labtant. of this Commonwealth 1t i. ordered thai ,L.v H.
appear rules to be held in the Clerk. Oice Of said t
the first Monday april next and answer the P.u,;a
bill and that this order be inserted in some nev,pan.r nh
lished in Lynchburg for twomonhs civ and p
ted the irons door Of the Courthouse OF tbi. County
some Court day Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, c,x
Jan 27 w,n
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Jan 81
Viruiili:l:

virginia:
T rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Supc,;
"A Court OF Law and Chancer, for Bedford county, Ii. "a
day OF January, 1912:
Abel b. Nichols, Plaintiff
against
Henry Asbafy and John F. Sale Defendants.
In CHAScERY
The defendant Henry Asblry having red his asar
and given security according the Act of Assembly
the rules of this Court and appearing by satisfactor, ev
dence that he is not nhabant Of this Commonwealth il,
ordered that he do at rules to be held in the Clerks
Office Of said Court, the FIRST Monday April next and
the plaintiffs BILL and that s order bs inserted in
newspaper published in the of ivnchburg for
mouths snccesvev and posted the door Of thu
Courthouse OF tA's county on some Court day.
ACopv-Tcste,
JOS. WILSON, elk
Jan q r2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

AIRtINlAN rules held in the Clerks Office Of the tn-
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancay, for the eonh-
~ of Nelson, the first Monday in January, 1872:
Nathan Lotftu. surviving partner of himself and John j.
llargove deceased late merchants and partners trading "h
Ger the firm and style Of lIargrove Loftus, Plaintiffs
against
+. F.. Smith & Co, Descendants
IN CH,NcrRY
The defendants, F.. f. Smith & Co, aving enteeI
their appearance and given security according to the ACT
Assembly and the rules of this Court and il appearing pt
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants oil h
Commonwealth On motion OF the plaintiff by counsel,
ordered that the said defendants do appear here at reso "
held in the said Clerks office, the first Monday II
April next, and the bill of the plaintiff and thar
copy of this order be forthwith in the lynchbu'r
Vgnian, spapcr published in the town Of ynchburf;
for two month. SUCCESSFULLY another copy thereof ~
at the front door Of the courthouse Of this county on so
Court day.
\ Corv-restc.
10 T. UTTER. Ga