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thorough Connection
BY STAGE & CANAL BOATS THROUGH 70 RICUNOyD

FAVE Stanton Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays in Farisl's stage and sup in Scots
VIE at past j. M.--and 60 on board of the
boats at O'Clock, and into Richmond TUESDAY,.
Thursday and Saturday, to dine at say, J past 2
L: NJ, and oitener 2 than paste. Passengers
VIII find this mode of travelling the most com.
Portable, safe and cheapest and on their arrival
IN Richmond will not be left to find their wav
to the Hotels and Boarding Houses at midniobt:
but can rest comfortably in their ber,hs until a
proper hour for rising in the morning. Passen-
gers for byncbburg can take the up Boat, which
also arrives at Scottsville az IL NJ, and arrives
at Lynchburg the same night.
RETURNING
LEAVE Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday ate T.. NJ, arrive at Scottsvillc to dinner
next day, and at Brooksvilp. 7 r. NJ. leave
Bfooksville next morning at o'clock, and arrive
at Stanton by 10 A. NJ, connecting with The
Stageroutes out Of Staunton.
lloyd, EDMONDS & DAVENPORT.
EsEI Extras Furnished when necessary.
April I.
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AUGUSTA SPRINGS.

EVILS healthy and beautiful establishment b,v.
- Ing been leased by The subscriber for term
o' years, has been thoroughly repaired and is now
IN complete order for the reception Of comuanv
IL is situated l3 miles N. w. from Staunton. and
,nmedia'eiy on the Turnpike from HarrisonbuTg
TO the Warm Springs.
Inc good effect of this water in all liver and
"ysP.pl'c aiecions--lts saiuary action on all the
secTetory organs--and its renovatinp influence
on debiiitated constitutions, have been too we'll
established. to render it necessary to enlarge ,pon
then, and for healthfuness Of climate and rou,an.
tic beauty of situation, the place will bear yorabIe
comparison with any watering place in the noun
Board viii be rated to square with the times
ana every exertion used, in an accommoda,,no'
sPi!t, 70 give entire satisfaction to all who NAV
visit them. Wv ''"1
n. b. LONG.
June o, 1S42.-f
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1Sl1liS y AF.f3
VALUABLE FARM AND MERCHANT MILL.


'1NtlE subscriber will sell his Plantation oo,
-; ta!ning $50 ACRES of limestone land.
tEy,hs In the county of Augusta, six miles east of
~ on The Middle River, and on each side
OF the McAdamizcd road leadiru from, S,a,,',u'.
70 winchester: The improvements are rood ard
convenient. The place might be divided. if de-.
slISo' into TWO tenements The land is convent.
ond = "aereG and In good state of cultivation;
anu ,r IS as fertile as any in the neiohborhood.
me M ERCHANr MILL is large and in a
good state of repair 1t runs two Hair Of bnrrs
anu aceho?Ipper, and is supplied by Middle River. a
This Mill is situated in the midst Of an av.a,i..,
gIa'n-growing region. The subscriber will law.
rs! .sh no praise upon his property, but reouesis
anose VINO wish to purchase to call and see the
inna, possession coulo be given of one
sonable. mo hWIn VII, De red
March 81, 1912
* The Rockingham Register, and Cham.
og;co 'ePosl'ory insert Shines and charge this
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scotasvEslc, Als,ermarlc CO.. Va

~. subscriber oilers for sale his property in
business OF partof the place, opposite the Eaole
f1olei. The Improvements are of brick-a Two
story house forty-Gve by thirty feet, in which
tnere are two Store-rooms. a fire place in each .
the upper story is finished for dwelling with
i've rooms two with fire places. A lumber
rooms: ~ brick Smoke-house, Fran. Kitchen.
good Stable, wood-house, &c. Awcll of excel,
tent water In the yard, and first rate garden ro
give some idea o! the value of this propertv
would only say the annual rents have been four
hundred dollars. The subscriber would sell on
gary payments or take IN payments good small
Augusta County, Va.
HENRY HARTMAN.
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CABINET MAKING.

vi subscriber respectfully informs the public
by Mr.. David GiIkeson, in Stanton: where he
VIII De prepared to do all kinds Of Cabinet work
y, the neatest and most fashionable style. From
MS long experience workman, and the care
ana ana attention he will besiow in the selection of
ms materials, and the execution of his work, he
"'nyPii that he will not fail to render salts
their orders. W '"'oi UNI WIN
lie is provided with neat hearse. and will he
prepared to meet all calls upon him as an under
'aNe'' WIN prompiness. b. SLONEkER.
January 4, 1912.
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ADvERTfsEnnnpyr

10 my Creditors :-Don't be alarmed bv SEEING
my property advertised for sale by N. C. Kinn.v,
q ,rustee' IN the Stanton Spectator, Nos. 20 anJ
o. ana VIII be in Nos. 81 and 49, 1t was no de:
au.' o, mine, but of ID. w. Patteson's for bal
"nce OF debt OF s. due the State of Viz.
gina, Tor which have become entangled. Irmr
o1nG fde creditors will have little patience, they
shaii also be satisfied. Those persons indeb,ea
70 me VIII please call and pay, SO thai en-,
maze a turn over tony creditors. You will see
be mp and doing. GEO. CEicEp az
June 30-2w
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WgLLIAM ETNNLTs
Attorney and Counselor at Law

HAVING retired from the Legislature, has re-
solved to devote himself exclusively and as
siduousy to the prosecution ofhis profession, and
tenders his professional services to the public
He practices in the Federal Court for the Wes-
tern District of Virginia, holden ut Staunton; the
Superior and Inferior Courts of Augusta, and the
Circuit, Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for
Albemarle.
lie will give prompt attention, to securing and
collecting all debts confided to him, and TO the
presentation and prosecution of applications for
the benefit of the Bankrupt Act.-lis Office is
near the Southwest corner Of the Court House
Square.
Staun,on, May 10, lS42.-5w
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a II II . 81 IL ! O NJ
LII DIE S n ND GE.NTL E.NEN

'EHE undersigned has lately received from the
northern markets, new and splendid assert.
ment OF the most fashionable
Spring Nisa Summer. GsOOHs.
winch he wishes to dispose of at mere saving
proht. lie respectfully invites all in need Of and
wishing to purchase articles in his line, TO rive
hini call, feeling assured that the quality and
prices cannot fail to please.
lie avails himself ofthis opportunity to return
ms warmest thanks to the public, for the very
i'oerai patronage they have extended TO him, and
invites them still 10 favor his establishments
DAVID KERR.
May 10, IS42.-tf
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JUST RECEIYEO

SUtPiIATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- hUPUliNE-HYDR POTASH
LONAR CAUSTlC-kREOSOT
oNDEkED SQUlLLS-ENGLISH CAL
OMEI.
GhASS S4RING ES-STEEL PENS.
oNiS iOL OARDS-DRAWING PENCILS
VISITING CARDS, &c.
ALSO
" I'M GLASS OF SUPERIOR QUAIL
iIf, 81 10 l0@I2 I21l4 IOnl5 SsIa
And for sale by
june :. r.. BERKELEY
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AnproVea Thyeshing Machines
md HORSE POWER.
r. D. 3URaEL's PArENr.

h'iE subscriber continues to make the above
Machines on an improved plan, having pro-
cured OF MIR. VI keever The right TO use his Wood
en- en- shaker. which is well known to be superior to
a'le sneel iron shaker, and having made other i'm
OF materials, and is prepared to furnish Machines
OF superior workmanship and at cheaper rate
than heretofore. lie invites Farmers to give him
call, who may be in need of Machines. as Inc is
sa'lshed he can furnish them on as liberal terms
as they can be supplied elsewhere.
c.. w. SMITH.
Staunton, June 9 IS12.-IOw
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VylRGINIA.--Ata Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Augusta County,
held at the Courthouse "Wednesday, Juno 22d,
l842.
William Sproub late Sheriff Of Augusta County,
to whom the estate Of John $. M'Clanachan
has been committed for administration--Pltf.
AGAINST
Jacob Vanlear and William A. Abney, Ex'ors.
of William A. Abney. decd. and Adm'rs. de
bonis non of Alexander M'Clanachan, deed.
and others-Deiendants.
IN CilANCERY.
The Court by its decrctal order made in This
cause on the 2lst day of November, 1893, direct
ed the Commissioner to whom the accounts were
referred, TO take account of the debts due from
the inesta,e OF the Plaintiff, but no mode of Civ
ing notice to the creditors of the said John 5. NJ
Clanachan, decd. is provided: 1t is therefore
dered and decreed, that the said Commissioner do,
by advertisement published in tn Staunton Spec
tator, and some newspaper published i'm Lewis
burg, Greenbrier County, for five weeks, notify
the creditors OF said John :. M'Clanachan, deed.
to exhibit their claims before him at such time
and place as he may appoint in said notice.
Copy-ieste,
X. ii. KINNEY, D. c.
July 7, 1912.
The creditors Of the above named John S. NJ
Clanachan, are requested TO exhibit their claims
TO me at my Office in the town Of S;aunton, OF
Saturday the 2Oih day of August next, in order
| that they may be reported to Court
SAMUEL CLARKE, NJ. Com.
| E Lowsburg Wing insert five times.
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o,eut superior Court of La,u and CAancerv
Jr augusta County, June Term 1872
John Hawpe, Plaintiff
AGAINST
AGAIN En M: Hawpe, admir-. of Henry Shultz, decd.
Oa'narl"e Shuitz, Joseph Debter and Maroa.
rec, ms wife, James Smith and Isabella his
ShuI, S"S nnc 1Ghn, Adam, George and Joseph
,ta ne court doth appoint Adam M. Hawpe. and
Jaok k,u'e MN In the place of and stead Of Thos.
deed oil trust in the bill mentioned, and DOH am
'norze and require the said Adam M. Hawpe to
proceed forthwith 10 execute the trust conIded bv
ras, u.eo 10 SAD Jackson, in the manner in all
respects directed and provided by said deed hu
making sale of the land in the deed conveyed. q,
SO Inuch as shall be necessary 10 discharge the
oonu IN ,he Dill mentioned with interest, costs Of
sale, and the cost of this suit subiect ~ ,be 80
us endorsed on said bond, and that he report his
proceedings to this Court. But leave is reserved
,t 1i 'ne infant defendants to shew cause against
law. % "''oiu'"S :"
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WAS COMMITTED to the iail of Augns,,
county on the 10Th Of this month. Elack
woman and Child. She is very black and about
:" years OF age; her child about 10 months o,J
ane al tae 6reast.-She says that she belonos to
a ar. Andrew Laird, of Buckingham. The
'""oi "a" nave her by complying witt, the law.
Juno l6. '''o''
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Nry Goods, Groceries, SC.
CHEAP FOR CASH
HEAP FOR CASH


-TSlySE-
D a5TES y. JUREX, having purchased
OF Messrs. Il. &. Bicke, g. Co. their entire
stock OF Goods, begs leave TO call the particular
a'el''oh OF Inc put lie to what he conceives to be
d "tock ENcELLED IN QUALITY BY NONE, which he
is now selling at reduced prices for CASH, at the
stand lately occupied by Messrs. Bickle g. Co.
one door below Mr.. John &. Sewers.
Ills Goods are new, the largest portion of them
having been purchased the present season; and
having purchased them favorable terms he
Will offer inducements to purchasers which can
not fail to please.
lie VIII keep constantly on hand well assort
ca stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
H:IIhDbARE, QUEENSV.4RE, &c., which
WIZ ne sold on the terms above mentioned, or
gwen In exchange for all kinds of country pro-
duce at CASH prices.
ne earnestly solicits portion of the patron
age q OF a generous public, at the same time prom
Staunton, June l6.
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iLISN Oh IhlATlElAlNS
e Post Office of Staunton, Virginia, on tn
uly, 1912.
eth Abney Thomas Johnson
exander Martha Jones
.,.a"njcr Elizabeth Johnson
Bennington Francis NJ Kelsick
Buddhism Mary rrS kenney
baylor Geo Kounts
Brooks BA Lavinder
BROOKS Elizabeth Lilly
brooks Francis Lewis
on Berry VIM Martin
ben Joseph Myers
Bell Oliver Mann
ane BELL Mary Mitchell
7 5 Beach Elijah Moore
owles Francis O'Nealo
Blackwell VIM Perkins
;ralg J & Pomeroy
ct Cupp Eliza Potter
Carncs RI Pavton
,urtls James Pelter
layton James Poago
rosby VIM X Pipcr
chTan Jane Primus
mn Cook Stephen Reynolds
nlIip lteeSeI
arlington Jacob Reason
mn Carol Isaac ltanken
n ID Conner John Riizel
IN Davis James Spiccr
nan g. Bray Robcr, Stopdale
)odson III Schroeder
Deienbaugh Jno w Smith
Fulcher Jno G. Sten
meyers VIM Shaver
fortune VIM Swick
Farrar Jno Sbuev
Guishall Jno Swilzer
1iikeson Jno w Sturges
feeding James A Seay
Paul Sieg
eaver James Taylor
Toll Jno Tebow
fall .Ino Weldon
imphrey Mary A White
e,t Matthew Woods
MI Il Nj Watts
iawchlng VIM ] Weldon
iuPman J II " hitlock
dnddle Lisha Wilson
i'll iaEzaabMetR' 'Wo ocoddss
rden Mrs Wb;sson
NJ Johnston
Letters will be sent to the Gepe,a, Poe,
DEAD Letters, if they are not taken GU,
lie LIST of October, 1912.
NORBORNE e. BROOKS. p NJ.
:, 1912.
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YRUS'NEE'S SALE.

VPY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed TO the
h1sobscriber, by George Geiger, bearing date
the 9Th day Of July 1910, which is duly recorded
in the Clerks Office Of Augusta county, shall At
the request of the said Geieer, for the purposes
mentioned in said Deed, before the door OF Craw.
ford and Cochran's Store, in the town Of Staun-
ton, on Saturday the 10th day of July next, pro-
coed to sell for cash, the following valuable real es
tate, to wit: one certain TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND situated in the county of Augusta, ON
both sides of the road leading from Siaunton to
Waynesborough, on the head waters Of the Long
Meadow Run, containing
200 Ao@NS0
more or less adjoining the lands of John McCuS;
Peter Firebaugh. and others. A plat of said
land will be exhibited on the day Of sale.
One other tract of Land, situated in said coun-
ty, on the east side OF Betsy Bell, near Staun-
ton, containing 81 ACRES ~ POLES, adjoining
the lands of Patrick McAlear, and others a plat
OF which will be exhibited on the day of sale.
One other piece or parcel of Land, containing
ACRES, adjoining the lands of Kenton Har-
per Martha Mcdowell and others, and conveyed
TO said Geiger by John Mcdowell, bearing datp
the 3O'h of September, 1898, and duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of Augusta county.
:. Also TO POLES OF Land lying in the corpora
ton OF Stauhtoh, adjoining William Craip's
lots, late Jacob Peck's deceased, conveyed 70
said Geiger by Jacob Leas and John G.. Sewers
by deed bearing date the 3ist March 1888, which
county.
ALSO The interest Of the said George Geigef.
:oe,ng one-sxth, of HOUSE AND I.0T
-, olannton' at the intersection oi Market and
beverly Streets, being the same interest which
mas mas conveyed to the said Geiger by James n.
Clerks Office aforesaid. !" "'
Also ~ ACRES of Land, (more or less) ~:
ing, M on Inc south side Of the Siaun,on and Iams.
RIVER Turnpike about one mile from S,aun,on he
s sng inc same land which was purchased by til.
Ches,or d. me sale OF the same made by
N'hhey' acting as n Commissioner un.
ger decree OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
anu Chahcery for Augusta county.
Acnng as Trustee, will convey to the purcha-
ser OF purchasers, the above property by special
warranty only.
June l6. A'"s'ee'
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TO JOHN 10 RIISIs 8

;-,,:, As you are not an
lnhabltant of this Commonwealth, and have no
aSe nn .neiein' you VIII take notice that on Friday,
the 29tl day July next, at the Store Of Iobn II,
BELL In the town Of Mt. Scion, in the County Of
augusta, shall proceed to take the dispositions
Oh James ~. M'Cue and others, to be read as evi~
dence In suit depending in the Circuit Superior
Oourt OF Law and Chancery for Augusta, in
which ann Plaintiff and you and Jefferson Kim
ney are Defendants.
am your obedent servant,
BENJAMIN VANCE.
June 80, 1912.
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a y. WREN, has on hand well select.
n.,. ed stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES.
rAINIS and DYESTUFFS, which will bo sold
Oh pleasing terms to punc:ual customers.
Nav &c, IS42.-ts
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a Blacksmith Wanted.

4 WISH to hire first rate Blacksmith: one vbof
. is perfect in the stoeng Of Wagons. Nona
other need apply. AJEX'R. THOMPSON.
Middlebrook, June 30.
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IT'S 1-2 ACRES.

IN Augusta county, on Halfway creek, the prong
perry OF the heirs of Henry Shultz, decd Sand
land is In fine state Of cultivation, well water-
ed' with good proportion of Meadow, a good
Orchard, Barn, &c. sOO"
such title only as is vested in the trustee by
said deed VIII be conveyed-but that is believed
good. ADAM nj. HAWPE. Conn.,
June 30-6t
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A Copy-Teste,
N. G. KINNEY, c. G.

obedience to the foregoing decree, and in pur.
s1ance OF the Deed of Trust therein men,ionf
eo' SNAIL on the 9th day of August next, on tho
bidder. TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING By esq
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- 1t is ordered by the Court that Nos 1ss 1o1 oo1
70 23!, 235, $780, 2l5 246 2fS 25O 262 267 26I 23
aSa 2I6 2!S, 279, $50, 25l 2S2 1884, 300 3OI 3O2
Joy OF the above notices be published in the Wheeling
Gazette-Nos 1873, 231, 234, 22S, 229, 800 232 233.
s13 229 2oO $14 49, 316 26l, POI, 2OS 2O9 2iO 2I
~ 10, Ao 2i9 2IS, 25S, 254, 275, 300, 1884, $685. in
~, 29l 292, 2o3, in the Virginia Free Press-Nos,
i9o' 295, 296, 29S, in the Winchester Republi-
can.-Nos. go, 271, 10, 1913, in the Winchester
VirginIan-Nos. 1877, 22O, 25I, 252, 253, 254,
257, SGT, in the Wythe paper.-Nos. 1873. 1914
2iS, 22d, 226, 227, 243, pa, 3Od, 1868, in the
FlncastIe Democrat.-Nos. 372 and 297 in the
woodstock Sentinel.-No. 1873 in the Abingdon
PaPer.-Nos. 2l5, 24l in the Lewisburg Whip.
- Nos 222, 235, in the Rockingham Register
Nos. l95' Pa, 256 in the Valley Star.-Nos. 1913,
S 40 SUa vi 80 2oo' IN the Lexington Gazette
in the Ronney lntelligencer.
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y y B l. 1 q S 4 l. Is

HORSES, COWS,
some young CAT -
~ f, S Ii EEP MI
HOGS. Farminu Xxx.
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:, ihese Letters will be sent to the General Post
otiice as dead Letters, if they are not taken out
before the LIST of October, 1912.
July 7, 1912.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-01
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
IhurSiaN $ CONGRESS.

The SnGtc engaged principally on the subject OF
the Fiscalily-alr Mnngum speaking the quarter part
part Of the day, in opposition 10 the measure.
In the House. the reference OF that par. of the Presi
dents Message relative 10 the Tariff occupied almost
the whole of the session.
Mr.. Merlwelher took tie floor, and concluded ms
speech began yesterday replying to the remarks Of
A.rssrs. Aiferton and Eastman, defending the Wing
party, and reera,lng the charges that have been made
against their opponents.
Mr.. Winthrop Of Massachusetts, succeeded MIR. NJ,
aud went lengthy argument in favor Oh the policy
IL tariff for tie protection Of domestic manufactures
after which he turned to the question immediate
l. before The House, and con,ended for the reference
10 the Committee Manufactures.
After dscussion the House agreed TO adjourn
over to Monday next.
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TIE rycllEnl.Ec

From the indications III the Senate to-day, con-
slider the prospect OF the Eychcqucr scheme, in any
form, entirely luIlorn.
Mr. alangum, in his speech to-day, denounced every
aspect of the measure; nnd although he protested tina,
he spoke only for himself individual member yet
lie declared, Confidently that he did not believe that
j, would receive the support Of solitary member
Some fey, lie said might he inclined 10 favor it, bat It
was entirely destitute ofsupport in the genera! opnI
on that s believed moi would be found 10 vote IT,
-When Mr.. Mnngum sat down, member arose 10
gaiasay the assertion thus made. Not one evinced q
disposition reply, even 10 vndicatc solitary feature
OF the project. And after the severe anlmadverson
made upon every part of IL, comprehendng sweeping
condemnation, the close, of the motives OF the pro-
ectors must infer that It 10 not 10 find one advocate
in the Senate, unless tie speech Of Mr. Rves and the
proposition Of sir Taratsc 10 refer the subject 10
committee, may be construed into support
The President therefore, Will content himself, we
presume, wth the laws regulating the Treasury, rs
established at the foundation Of the Government
They establish an unguarded lsDErESpESr TREASURY,
which will require great crcumspcciion and energy
and skill in hose concerned in the management The
of the late law, eagerly repealed, because II
rendered all other legislation the subject unnecessa
ry, will he felt al every moment b. those who admins
Ter the finances, and fear the public too, will be
found loser in the end BY the repeal
fThursddy's GioL>.
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IN cHANCERY-A Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Of Law and Chanccry, The oi
Chesterfield, the llth day Of December, loil:
James VI. Perduc Plaintiff
against
CHRISTOPHER s. Morris and John Acook, Defendants:
TIN. day the plaintiff ard filed his i and the defend
ant Christopher & os having entered his appearance
and given security according 10 The act "f the General Assembly
and The rules Of Cont and appearing y satisfactory
dence that nlabtant Of this Commonwealth IL
Ordered ad defendant do here Tie first day u
March and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that
forthwith inserted published
of Richmond for Two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
a, the front Of the Court house Of this county.
Copy-Tes!c,
r. POINDEXTER, e.
: --,AsA.
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Ian / 7l-wew

~ HANCERY.-v,neisiA:-In fowhaan County Count, De-
4 ccnhcr the 9Th, lsil:
Eixahc; Holman widow Of Henry Holman, deceased and
lIunnicm VIM Holman, Samuel Peasants aud Elzabct!
his wife, formerly Elizabeth Holman James Holman,
Bnwies his wife, formerly Sarah Holman Edwin ol-
man Flarg and Matilda his wife, formerly Matilda
Holman, Plaintiffs:
John Holman, his right and Administrator,
tile will annexed of Henry HOLMAN deceased Edwin Holman
a Daniel H. Holman, deceased and Philip Deanc and
Mary lis wife, formerly Mary Holman, Defendants:
THIS day pautii- y counsel, and flied amended
t,il and defendants John u. HOLMAN and Ell
Holman flied The and The defendants
Phip and Mary his wife, having entered their APP
aud given security according The acl Of Assembly and
the rules al this Court ard appearing 10 the satisfaction IL the
Court that they inhabitants Of this Commonwealth,
Of the plaintiffs il Ordered, Tint The said Deanc and
appear The first Monday March next, ring
Court day and the hill and amended bill of plain
>, and Eve security for peoinin. such decree The Court
may make herein; ana TINT Copy Of this order he forthwith in
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond and
for excessively, and That another copy be
posted Colri-lunse Of this county.
Cop-TcSie,
X. F. GRAVES, ID. c.