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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-18
glue being briskly stirred when the oil is

glue being briskly stirred when the oil is
added "
9. Glue will resist water to consider
able extent by being dissolved In skim
med milk.
3. The addition of finely levigatcd
chalk, to a solution of common glue in
water strengthenes it and renders it sulta-
bic for signs or on other work that is eX-
posed to the weather.
4. A glue (or ccmenb that will hold
against fire or water, may be made 'y
mixing and boiling together llnsced oil and
'uick lime. This mixture must be re-
duccd to the consistency Of soft putty and
then spread on tin plates and dried in the
shade, where it will dry very hard
This may afterwards be melted like COM
mon glue. ard must be used while hot.
american Nechanic.
GRAssSEED.-In procuring grass seeds,
of all kinds, great care should be taken
to gel none but such as are fresh and free
from foul seeds: and in order to prevent
the young plants being ovcrrun by such
intruders, persons setting down land 10
grass should be sure to SOW enough OF
seed. There is nothing moro certain than
this-but if the husbandman ncgiects to
occupy his land with useful plants, nature
in or Ter to shame him for his want of fore
sight will fill it with useful weeds.
Americnn Tn,niry
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Office of Common Pleas,
kcrshaw District, Marchli, 1912.
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Fresh Fancy groceries.

AmerTcnR En, mr..
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Camden April 0. 49,
~ All editors opposed 10 horse stealing and rns-
cality in general, may benefit the country by copy
ng the above.
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NouNG MEN's SOCIETY," Room. :
EnLrnnr,. .).)nI I'D

>, AT Especial meeting Of the Young Mems Society.
hs evening, James NJ Cobhs, Esq, having been called
10 inc chair, explained the object Of the netne after
which the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
: Whereas. the Young Mems Society having been in
,9fncd OF the death of their tcowmcmber, Mr.. WM
H. MooRMAN have convened this evening, for the pur-
pose OF manfesting their grief for the loss which they
nave sustained, and Of testiyng their respect for the
memory of the deceased In the midst Of peace and
tranquility. death has entered ranks. and stricken
uo"n our friend and associate. Our co-laburcr in the
'ase OF learning has been cut down in the prime OF
ne and sprng-tid of usefulness He known to
r Society, as fits most valuable members while
MS amlabe disposition and genemanly department, had
oh or him. the respect and esteem Of the association
10 which he belonged.-Thereiore.
G. Resolved. That in the death of the deceased, our
bcrs 80 '''
nesolyod That sincerely condole with the friends
~ relatives of the deceased. in their bereavement and
n testimony of respect for his memory, we win wear
we usual badge of mourning Tor the space OF thirty days
msolred That the banner and badge Of the Society
~ clothed in mourning
'es9lVod, That theoe procc,djncst, published III t.lc
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nv, gs1 gFgE&.

FENHF subscriber has hand large and well seee.
i cd assortnet Of fLlRDF.lRE and CUTIE
II I which he will sell at reduced prices for CASH
The stock hand embraces a general assortment Of
Building Materials Carpenters and Joiner's Tools,
House Keeping Utensils, Agricultural Implements,
Backsmith's Tools, Shooting Tackng, Iron all sizes
and kinds, Cast, Shear German Enelish and American
Bstered Stecs, Cuand Wrought Nails Castings, Rope,
Sc &C. From and after the lst day Of January, lS42
we shall endeavour to do cash business, limited
means require it, Ne would respectfully say those in
debtcd u.s. that money and of necessity must
collect. VIII you make Little sacrifice and pay
Il. 5. MILLER. =
Jan. 3 Pa if
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vi MARRIAGES.

Married, on "Wednesday evening Inst, by the Rev +
L. b. Shaver, Mr.. Ronr. II. Cox ofPowhatan, to Miss
SAR,n Ann ELEANOR, daughter Of DIR. John Slration
OF Campbell.
on Tuesday. the Pod inst. by the Rev J
H. MORRISON DIR. SAMUEL. Is. CHRISTIAN, to Miss HIS
TER A., daughter of Mr.. Nathaniel Lancaster, decd
all Of Buckingha = county.
-, on Thursday, the Oath ult by the Rev
MIR. Wharton. Mr. lirNEy LovrNo, of Livingston, Va
10 Miss SARAH, daughter Of Mr. \. 2. Luck, Of Bote.
tourt county, Va.
lie is indeed "Luck"y man.
And she "a "Loring" woman
May they now make all they can.
And be lored by all who know EN- Y.
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i'd Samuel Branch now resides. whic
ost desirable in the county. 1t contain
E,GGo ACRES,

which the said Samuel Branch now resides which
is one Of the most desirable in the county 1t contains
E.GGo ACRES,
about 300 Of which is Falling River Low Grounds Of
superior quality with large body Of open HIGH Land
contiguous. lying beautifully and Of fine qalt, and 400
acres of W God Land. we'll tlmbocd and conveniently
situated. Upon tins Tract is Good Dwelling House.
containing eight rooms with all necessary Out House.
attached-lhc Plantation is well improved wi,h Barns
Stables, Negro Houses, Fences, Sc
also, ANOTHER 1RICT or I.LNU,
called the viii Erac,, containing about 500 4
crcs. On this place Is erected new and cnnnodiuus
Dwcllin. House, with all necessary Out Buildings At
tached. The Mil upon this Tract (cornmonly known
as Branchs VIM upon Failing River aud Of The
most valuable III the county, both As Grst and Saw
Mil. The Land is generally of good quality with
bout 30 acres of very fine Flat Rattle Snake Creek
This property is highly valuable and worthy the asten
ton OF any person desiring such.
also, Two OTIiER TR.lCTS.
one containing .S and the other 362 acrca, all
IN woods, abe .nding in excellent Imbrr-anI the whole
Of which lie. within Two mills OF the Will. They are
adjacent To each other and the quality 81 the nj sgood
also, 1UENTI SEI'EN SL~2tES,
among whom one Of the most valuable Hlaclslnths
in Virginia; good Miller. who understands also the
management ola Saw Viii; a good Naegoncr. aud ID
other likely able bulied Men, mostly young besides
eral likely Boys and valuable Women. Also, the I'm
tire stock of Horses and Mules, Cattle Sheep. and Hogs.
Plantation and Shop Tools w agons oA arts, &c, aud
Carriage and Harness, and Nuly and Harness.
The terms of sale. for the Land, will he third of
the purchase money 10 be paid ON the 9Th day Of DE
comhcr next-and the other twohirls in two equal an
nua ln8tamcns thereafter, bearing interest from the 18th
day of December, 1872. at which tmc possession will
be gwen, with the privilege Of seeding small grain IN the
Fall The Personal Property will he sid npena credit
OF four months fer al sums twonlv doilaH-ioI
OF and under twenty dollars, cash Will be required
There provision in the Deed under which | act,
Whereby all the creditors of the said Samuel Branch
under certain restrictions TO be made known the day
of sale, empowered with their claims upon the SAID
Branch to ollscu any purchase they make al tie sale
Persons DESTROYS 10 purchase are respectfully invited
to visit and view the premises. which will BE- shown IL
them, by myself or by Capt. Samuel Branch.--All
communications will be addressed to at Nowlns
Storc-posipoid. z=.
WILLIAM ID. BRANCH,
Trustee ofSamuel Branch
o.. The Richmond Wing and Enquirer will publish
the above till day Of SALE and forward thor accounts to
this office for collection.
Feb. 3 tlOM
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OBITUARY..

Died, Of Pulmonary Consumption, al the residence O!
her husband. in the county Of Henry, Va ON Wcdncs
day. the 18Th inst. MIS- JANE WALKER consort of the
Rev. Arnold Walker, and daughter OF Edmund Phil
pot. Esq Mis-. Walker had been seriously afflicted
Tor several years previous 10 her decease during which
llmc she bore her Affections with becoming resignation
and with unparalleled Christian turtudc She had
been ioI number OF years. exemplary mcmnr Of the
Baptist Church Of Christ. of which her afflicted hus
land is now the hunored pastor. 1t may lie truly said
thai She was an aieconatc wife, benevolent mother
an ndu gent mistress datilu daughter aud a social
KIND and generous friend, possessing all those finer feel
lnss Of the human sou, which at once endearcd her
10 all who Knew her But alas she has conc and has
leii devoted husband with four promising children to
eef WIN beroaNed iahcr, train of con
heetoi' ana trends, 10 mourn their rreparabe ss-Y
ilek srow not as those without hope She died Mithun-
shaken Edcnce In tine merits Of her Saviour and in the
highest assurance Of glorious mmoraliiv.-Nct could
the ardent affection Of friends have retained her we
should not lie called Ger her slun.trs weep Yet.
mourn not since death in his power hath but gained her
joyful aWaHonna from earth Transient sleep.
q he cnors Of death lad power 10 alarm he,
She tet moi his darkness, and feared not hs sting
Tie thoughts oI hen Sa,iui, kind mercy did charm her,
And her spirit upward on faiths ardent why.
In her beauty shc sleeps, bat will not forget her,
Our Tears not meisttn tic flowers on I,r tomb
For the smiles If hcr Saylnur mercy have met her.
Oh deaih thoa art yanqaishcd and rast is thy gloom
"'lAcn calm be Tie ,o where her form NOW reposcth
Ma, ho teuds that 50 10, a her re, st the grave
And feel, thcuga the cold sod hcr body cncos,lh,
he lives in the presence Of HIM who save"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28
TEMPERANCE MEETING

The Washington Union renperane, Society will
,od meeting Il, the Methodist Episcopal Church, on
Monday. (this eSeang,) atearly candle liqht Dr. r.
= Payne will commence LECTURE npon the indu
ehte 81 alcoholic. or intoxicating drink upon the physi
g" ~ H1"n An Illuminated dagramoi the stomach OF
the healthy man OF the wine ,irinker Of the Jmnkard
Of the drunkad acra deauch and Of one who has died
with the de!eri,m iremels viii be exhibited during the
Lecture. BY order.
}. E. YOUNG, Sec'ry.
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Nls,El1,l;.

1NiIE Tract Of Land on which Samuel Branch, Esq
L resides. and which is advertised for sale on
on the 10Th day OF March, 1912. by VIM. ID. Branch,
ESD, trustee, conveyed by the said Samuel
Branch by prior deed dated the l4th day OF February,
S3 duly recorded the undersigned, trustees to sc
cure debt now due the Bank of Virginia. at Lynch
burg-thc amount of which is about s. ,UOo,-and the
said Bank having ordered their trustees 10 advertise
der this latter deed they have done SO, but not desiring
to Interfere with the sale. advertised 10y the Trustee
WIN. d. Branch, they will consent 10 that sale adj
yertlsed, the condition eJpreSs that much OF the
purchase money Of the said lc, of Land will pay and
satisfy the debt due the Bank aforesaid and the char
ges, be in the first place paid orer to the undersigned as
trustee for the said Bank-whIcli arrangement being
made the sale will certainly take place adverscd by
W. ID. Branch. on the ION of March, 1872
il MUS 4. CLAY,
Gi- The Richmond Wing will please to publish the
above twice a week till day Of sale, and forward its
account to this Office for collection.
Feb. % tlGMn
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WARD ELECTION.

lUNllE WARD ELECTION for six Aldermen. aud
SIX Common Council men, in each ward IN the
town Of iynchbnrg, will take place pursuant To an act OF
Assembly entitled Ian act 10 amend an act entitled an
act dividing the town oil iynchhurg into wards and for
other purposes. passed Feb. 10. ls3O on the first
tuesday IN April next-and will be held IN the Lynch
Ward No being all tina, part of said town below tho
ls alley extending from the river 18th street, in the
,enamen, on Main street occupied by Captain Melville
talbot being the same that was lately occupied by Nj
John fioll'ns; and IN Henry Ward No. y beiur all
that part OF town above st alley extending from the riy
cr 10 18th street. IN the house Main street lately or
cupled by Bailey s Rucker. one door above Hancock
* Adams's Store. HENRY Dlt NlNNGrON.
Scrgt Of the Corporation Of I.ynchhurg
Feb 20 tide
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New York, February 10
MONEY MARkET-CTTN NEWS

Tn" Bank commissioners placed an injunction on the
La Fayctte Bank of this city this day at II O'clock
The institution has been quite feeble for time much
embarrassed and not in good credit
The amount Of Bills in circulation is not large and
the deposits moderate. Both will be paid and there will
be something left for the stochholders-but much dis
appointment will be felt by the creditors. The closing
Of the Bank cAcos no attention, FIR it uncA
peeted Express.
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TRUST SALE ssl'
VALUABLE PERSONAL AND REAL
EATAn'U,

10y VIRTUE of authority vested III me-. as Trustee
st Samuel Branch, shall on the lolh dav OF
March next, sell AT public auction IL the hohcsi bidder
upon the premises. all the Estate of Samuel Branch.
both PERSONAL and REAL, To Inc conveyed ly a
Deed in Trust, bearin, date the 2sh day ct JANUARY,
1872. and Of record in Campbell county, including the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28

COMMUNE iTED.
" "i'n 10 call the attention Of the people of Frank
I'm TO the name of PETER SAUNDERS, Jr.. ESQ.
as candidate 10 represent the next Legislature oi
irgnia. MANY WINGS
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HENRY GIBSON. ClS
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern Dlst,iet or

Tor The Eastern DISTINCT d iTynia
FrpRr, rY g2. lsi2.
gREDERICk &. WATKINS, of the t.wn Of
ly"chhure. having filed petition, praying that h,
may be declared bankrupt 1t is ordcr, lhat all persons
claiming To be creditors OF the said Frederick c. Nnfhnf
so" To the court on the 2Sh day Of March mex
VIII, the sad Frederick G. Watkins be- moi dcch red A
bankrupt. pursuant To the acc Congress that b hu IT,
and that copy Of THIS order be published IN the news
lspefs according II fhc 29l aud 2ih rules Of court
Cop-1cs,c.
HENRY GIBSON. Crk.
Feb, ~ WOW
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IN THE | NrrED STATES COURT

lNTllE | NrrED STATES COURT
FL, the Eastern District of Virginia.
FrnnrARY 10Th, 1si2:
SiMfSoN y lA MAN of the town OF lNnciburp
> having filed petition PRAYING that they may be- IL,
clared Bankrnpts II ordered that all persons claim
Ing To be creditors OF the late firm Of Simpson 4
lnan, or of James II Simpson and Mcdad l.ymnu OF
either OF them, show the court ON the Nlh day
o March next VII, tlesad James II Simpson aud Mcl.l
Lyman be not declared bankups. pursuant 10 the act ii
Congress in that behalf and copy If tins or,r be- nah
Iished IN the newspapers according the 22d and 9th
rules of court
\ Copy -Tcsr.
HENRY GIBSON. CTR
Fob - INV
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ADV lE.TgsaaaET.

Vie undersigned, Attorney at Law; is prepared to ar
r7nge the papefa Of persons DESTROYS Of avallnu
themselves OF the benefit Of the Law Of the IT, Sem
titled the Bankrupt Act lie will employ counsel Of ~
first reputation. either in Richmond where the United
States Court for the Eastern District of this State is held
and ior the Western District At Stanton These
Courts are constantly open for such applications. The
charges of the undersigned WILL IN al eases be moderate
lie may be found at the grocery store Of Mr. Maur
Moere. Main Street. and directly opposite Liberty
Warehouse. JOHN RIgIlAgDSoN
Feb. % ~
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N THE UNITED STATES COURT.

N THE UNfIED STATES COURT,
For The Eastern District II Nrg ina
FrsRr,Ry q l6i2
EOSEPll NJ. ARMISIEAD, of the county ID
- Campbell, having filed petition. pray Inr that he
may be declared bankrupt: 1t is ordered tha all per
sons claiming To be creditors of the SAID Joseph NJ Ar
instead show 10 the court the 18th day OF March
neAtwly the said Joseph NJ Armistead BIZ not declared
bankrupt pursuant toile act Of Congress in that hclm IT,
and that copy ui his order be published in the new SPA
pcrs c,rdn% 10 the 93d and 2ith rules of court.
ACoPy-Ics'c.
HENRY GIBSON CI'k
Feh. e WOW
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ERTE0E.

Es3GEGE.
fE9iiE undersigned having made arrangement with
n gentleman Of tie Bar of the City Of Richmond, to
attend to the subject there prepared to give their
professional assistance such individuals in this District
may be DESTROYS oiayaling themselves of tho provi
sons Of the Law IN relation ~ Bankruptcy.
DANIEL \ WILLS,
Attorneys at-Law.
Feb. q iiw2w
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q O y 81 e a I.

Il THE hsnd5omc House and Lot on Cooke
&31::;'G street. for several years past, the resi-
&a lie denre OF 'lrs. Yancey. Also some va
g. M > cam Ground on the Basin.
Apply 10 Mc,Jah Davis, Jr.. OF to
WILLIAM b. LYNCH.
Fob 81 WITS if
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
FEBnrAnY sd, lSi2:
A NTHONY W. TF.MPI.IN. Of Campbell county,
"a having filed petition PRAYING that he may be- de-
earcd Bankrupt: 1t is ordered that all persons claim
ing to be creditors Of the said Anthony Wfrmpn. show
cause the the 2Sth day Of March next. wh
the said Anthony w. remplin be not declared bank
pt pursuant to the act of Congress in that behalf and
that copy Of this erder be published in the ncwsppn
according to the 22d and 9th rules of court
\ Copy-Tcses
HENRY GIBSON. Crk,
Feb. % WOW
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,sF2g1RR.y'G org

sGigl.R.Hst orr
All Prices SO AsiSF THE TIMES.
4 No. j. ri RVS. informs his customers and tho
~ public generally thai The season Is nearly como
for selling JFinta f0ods, he Is deternnedI from this day
10 pvo great Bargains in
Htn'he's Fhoeteb ,Herinoos, saiiieits. Kcnttrky
and iiome SPIN ieats, Hooin soets end Stockincs.
Sbarls otaH kinds, Ciofhs and Csmcfcs Bor,Ia.i,,os
GpcaSsia"s, and stuff Goods Generality
lie has laely added Is hi, stock Of BoNsrrs, RIM
moss. tAtrcors. SILK Goops, and Hosiery OF all
kinds. which will be sold at very reduced prices.
join j. PURVIS.
Jan 10 if
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'slASA1CAL AND cNa,Isu sCuco,

esDAsAsCAi AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
Wv IN successful operation. in the county of Am
h"st, near the Bnialoe Springs under the super
'n''oaenCe OF Mr. WELLINGTON f.. WEBB, aqradu-
a'e Of W ash'ngon College. Hartford Conn The loca
tpnoi this School Is surpassed by none in The State G
f'ahihcSs' aud Is removed from the temptations com
mon to villages and towns Board can he procured At the
reasonable rate Of six dollars per month in respectable
fsnilits III the lnlne,alo vicinity of The S.bo,l
TERMS.
For the lower English branches A. oo nor sssson
do higher do } OO :.
Languages aud Mathematics Il M
THE TRUSTEES.
REFERENCES
The Rev. Mr.. Atkinson Of Iynchhnrr. the Roy
SUE 81 Bedford, the Rev Dr. Rice. the Rev Mr. Cald
well. Mr. Hudson NJ. Garland. Mr. NJ. l.. Harris, aud
Mr. H. l.. Brown Of Amherst
Feb ~ w3w
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IL ~ q y! RI II ~ d 81!
ENiE subscriber is now prepared to furnish any fam
a ly desiring the above instrument upon tie mos
liberal terms and iroin the most approved Manufactures
in the United States The justly deserved reputation
Obtained by the different makers has been much laud
d through the public press, that any remarks of his
ing known manufacturer of the instrument can re
commend the Pianos made by the different establish
mcnis As inferior to in the world All that he
qrcs trial and if the purchaser Is pleased with
the instrument, il can be returned
w. p. GREENE, Agent
HJ. An Pianos sold by me will be packed and sent to
any distance in the country, free OF expense. They will
also be kept in order year, without charge to the
purchaser by myself, pass through the countrywide
year regularly.
Sept. 10 is if
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English and Classical school
ATT COTTAGE, LIBERTY, Va.

FENfIE subscriber will on the 18th OF March next,
d commence Boarding and Day School for boys. at
his residence, in Liberty, Va. The number Of pupils
will be limited-not than ten day scholars. and
and five boardcrs will be admitted BY nctng him
self to 50 small number the subscriber expects to be
able to devote tine, and closer attention 10 each
scholar, than is usual in larger Schools.
He will devote himsefassidlously TO the work OF IN
struction and will by strict discipline, and thorough
teaching, to make prodgos otboys. but to fit them
by inducing habit. Of patient aborous study to bccome
well informed aud useful men, Boys under ! ! years Of
age will be preferred The Boarders will all live unlr
the same roof and cat at the table, with the Prln
cpal's family; and will be trcatcdin allospocts as mem
bers Of the family.
Terms-Iuition and Boarding per session Of five
months So 90
'ruition of day scholars per session 20 90
Books Stationary Sc will be furnish iidcsircda the
the Lynchburg prices.
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iSess'ss,l.



EDERSONS indebted to the estate of Edmund Johns
deceased. hereby notified that the bonds due
said estate have been placed by the our hands
for collection. Such persons therefore earnestly re-
9uested to call upon and make immediate payment,
as longer indulgence cannot be given.
BOJLDIN S. YANCET.
Feb. 2l W3wf
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Ecstcs' "i the LynrhhUr. Markers,
CORRECTED WEEKLY
IL q ii !. Es - TYR :. L

RICHMOND MARkETS-Fcbruary 22
FLoUR-Country s51j to Il.
&c to 5c.
ToRscc o--9cceip's lnareasny--no change in prices,
except fer u9s. Which lUa2oc higher this than last
weeA-We quote Lues 4-,a2. Leaf s}aG. as in
quality.
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VIRGINIA 10 wit-t rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit superior Court Of Law and thanccry for the
county Of Amherst Monday, the 7th day of February
lSl2
Benjamin School6eld, Plaintiff,
against
William Beck, John Barker and leey his wife, " illiam
Jenkins John Jenkins and Bctscy his WIFI Sally Mays,
William Day Ezekiel Day Solomon Day, and the heirs Of
Mary henaul decd, Defendants.
Is CHANCERy.
The ,cndan's William Day, Ezekiel Day, Solomon
Day John Jenkins and ietsey his wife, and William .Ion
Ins not having entered their appearance and given security
acroding to the act Of Assembly and the rules OF This
and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they not
ma hants u this country II is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here the first Monday in June
and answer the bill 81 the plaintiff, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Iynchblrg Nmginian,
publ" newspaper, published in the town of ynchburg fo
so months successfully, and posted the front door Of the
courthouse Of this county.
topy-Tcsc,
ROBERT TINSIEY, c.
feb 2S ,S2m
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IN The UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia
FEBRUARY q, 1872.
4 ENRf NJ ARMlSI'EAD, of the county Of Camp
bell having filed apclillon praying that he MAJ I've
declared bankrupt II is ordered that all persons claim
ing 10 be creditors OF The said Henry NJ Armstcad show
TO the court the 2Sth day of March ncat why
the said Henry NJ. Armlsead be- not declared bank
mp pursuant To the act Of Congress in that behalf and
that copy this order be published in the ncysJc pcIs
according to the I'D and 24th rules OF court.
Copy-rcstc,
HENRY GIBSON, CIR
Feb % w5w
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J. ID. MITCHELL

j. u. MI IVI1T.IIT-
REFERENCES.
Charles T.. Mcsby Esq, j. G.. Mecm. Esq, Lynch
burg--F. Il. Anderson. Esq, James Iolcombe, Esq.
Finc.slc-Wm. Cook, Esq, ,Jno. F. Sale, Esl., VIM
NJ. Burwell, Esq, Liberty.
Feb. % IAN