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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-24

TROY, BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA,
/ N CONNEXlON by stage lines from Saratoga, by
i the way of Glens Falls to Lake George, and by
the way of San ~ H kingsbury, and Fort Ann, to
WHITEHALL, with the Lake Champlain steamboats,
for Montreal, Quebec, and intermediate places.
Cars will leave daily, by steam-power as follows:
From Troy, at o'clock, a. nj.
p. m.
-" Saratoga, for Troy and
Albany, via Troy road, 7 a. m.
" a" 43-4 pm.
No change of passengers or baggage cars.
Passengers W II be taken from on board the New
YORK steamboats, (wh never they do not go 10 Troy
immediately on their arrival at Albany, by the steam
boats John Mason and Jonas c. Heart and landed at
Troy.
Stages and steamboats, run every half hour to and
from Troy and Albany, and to suit the arrival and
departure Of the cars.
Passengers going north of the Springs, will find
stages to convey them to Lake George, Whitehall
and intermediate places, connecting with all the prn-
cipal Northern and Eastern routes. Either OF the
runs will take passengers in time reach the Lake
Champlain boat.
The arrangement between Whitehall and Saratoga
is new, and much more pleasant and expeditions than
heretofore. II is by stages to Dunhams Basin, near
Sandy Hill, and thence in packet toats to Whitehall
thus avoiding the rough part Of the road.
Returning-leave Whitehall on arrival Of Cham
plain boat, by packet boat to Dunham's Basin, and
thence to Saratoga in stages, to arrive in time for the
ITA stage leaves Saratoga, daily at o'clock
m, to arrive at Whitehall in time for the
steamboat, which leaves at l o'clock p. M, of the
same day. Passengers going East by taking this line
will arrive at Rutland, Vermont, early in the evening
ID. SACkETT,
Secretary, Troy.
A. REED,
mtIN Agent, Whitehall
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-24
OrricE OF Cow. GEN. or SUBSISTENCE,
Washington, August l, 1912


CEPARATE proposals will be received at this Of
- fee until the LIST day Of November next for the
delivery OF provisions, in bulk, for the use oil the
troops Of the United States, upon inspection, as fol-
lows;
At Nep Orleans.
S25 barrels of pork
l,54O barrels Of fresh supcrfne -four
$50 bushels of new white field beans
-, 300 pounds Of good hard soap
2,6i0 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
226 bushels of good clean dry salt
3,O25 gallons of good cider vinegar,
Al The Public Landing, sir miles from Fort
Topson, mouth Of the Chiemichi
300 barrels of pork
$50 barrels of fresh superfne -four
ga bushels of white field beans
4,80 pounds Of good hard soap
900 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
~ bushels Of good clean dry salt
LOO gallons Of good cider vinegar.
} he whole to be delivered in all the month OF
April IS43 and to leave Natchitoches by the goth Of
February, lS43.
At Fort Jesup, Louisiana.
800 barrels Of pork
500 barrels of fresh superfne -four
$40 bushels of new white field beans
1890 pounds of good hard soap
900 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
go bushels Of good clean dry salt
LOO gallons of good cider vinegar
One half to be delivered on lst May, lS43, and the
remainder on lst December, lS43
Al Fort Smith, Arkansas.
$50 barrels Of pork
1860 barrels fresh superhne flour
54O bushels new white field beans
1880 pounds Of good hard soap
$500 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
90 bushels of good clean dry salt
$3.50 gallons of good cider vinegar.
The whole 10 be delivered in all the month OF May,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
Bedford Ecptaak' Academy,
Lin GKTf.

Tl,IlE undersigned. as Principal Of Bedford femal'
i Academy. takes much pleasure IN announcing tin
arrival at said Academy of Miss GLApDIsG, (lste o
Philadephis Teacher OF Grammar and Music. boil
instrumental and vocal. in sad Seminary.
bliss GI~1DDLhf' graduated with high credit a
Wheaton Female College. Norton. Massachusetts,
To her excellent theoretical knowledge Of instrumental
and vocal Music. she combines an elegant EXECUTION
ai both.
Her Diploma aud high recommendations. speak OF heI
character aud talents IN the highest terms, and her short
Residence here (,so weeks Ia, already amply confirm
ed Their honorable testimony, both IN the school room
and III s'elety
Having now done every effort in ny power to make
the Institution that combines every means necessary
effect useful and ornamental education. IN English \
French and lower rates than those nj which any ol
our cities can offer similar advantages respectfully
cii and hope liberal patronage from an enlightened
community. MARIA lIENltlQt EI
LIBERTY June IL villa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

y circuit Superior Court of Law and Chapcerv
1872: '"' i'' o'S o' May
Richard adams and Elizabeth his wife. Plaintiffs
. against
sarah W Ills, admX. of Itisnian Wills deco.soJ
James I. w MS Bminrl Wills Winston Wills Jus
ilnan wis, Lewis Wills. Sarah Wills. Mary wills
Nllly Wills Henry Wills Thomas Wills t;oorn,
HIS John Hughes and w lillian H. Roberts.
Defendants
By consent tho plaintiffs and of,bc defendants &,
ran " Ills and James {. Wills the Court doth ,diud,c
outr ana decree, that the defendant Sarah Wills do
"'f an account OF her administration of The estate f
JuS'nlan W Ills before commissioner of this Court and
maj the said commissioner do state and settle the cn
ct me said Sarah Wills. admx of the said J,siin,,
ms, with the distributes of the said Jusni,n WIN.
a' 'ai siid commissioner report said accounts In this
.ouf, WIN any matter specially stated. tiouubt ntr
' ny himself, which may be required by hc nrties
10 ne soStated ACopy--'l'cstc
JOS. WILSON, elk.
toMMIsSioNER's 0rrIcr
-, Liberty. June / 1912 {
lhe parties III the above cause " i'll take nn,io b,
snail, at my office, in this town. at the hour of IN l
IN The morning OF WeneS ay the 2Oh day If uIv nov,
commence the accounts directed by the freoojn decree
al which time and place they will attend with the;,
accounts vouchers witnesses. and copies of court p,pers
Tor examination and settlement i'l'''
JNo. A. WHARTON.
June Is -.
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I'l'f,

.tt,,t>1A Ur,i., lid IA the Cie,ss oair. u ils
\ Count, Goift Of Nelson, the int Monday IA june
1872.
John NJ Smith, Ftf,
against
william Pugh James pnsh john PuSh, Elijah Pnsh and
the heirs al Frederick Pugh deed. Mary
Tho sning formerly Mary pngh aud John Bnfks and Anna
his ~ lie, formerly Anna rnsh, Deits.
Is CHASCERf.
The Defendants James Pneh, Eliiah Pugh, -, -,
the heirs Of Frederick pugh decd John Iink and An-
na his wife having entered their appearance and given.
security, according the act Of Assembly and the rules Il
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they ~. inhabitants of this On msion
Of the Plaintiff bv hs counsel, il is ordered that the said
Defendants appear here beorr the fourth Monday in
August neSt, and answer tn. Plaintiff bill and that copy
81 this order forthwith inserted in the e" n,hbrg Air.
enian,n siaper published in tie town o lyncibnrm
Tor m1nth aud another copy thereof po,
the door oil the Court house p his county some
eentday ACopy-fcse,
S'P. GARLAND, Crk
june % WIN
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June 10

A Il Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chapcery
IA, held for Bedford county the 1th day Of Nav, IL
Sm,thson II Davis aud Bowler Preston, late mer
chants and primers trading under the styI. and firm Of
DAVIS y Preston, Plaintiffs,
Nathaniel w. Floyd and WIN. Fnrhu,h a,lmini.tr
tors of Charles Stewart deceased. Sarah Stewart widow
oil Charles Stewart deceased Thomas Stewart john
Stewart, David Stewart. James Stewart. William
Stewart. Richard Stewart. Samuel stewart John
! Floyd and hls children John Stewart, Jr
only and heir at law Of Robert Stewart deed Sarah
! Taylor, widow OF Taylor, Decd. formerly Sa-
ral Stewart. and Rucdue and Elizahaih bo
wife, formerly Elizabeth Stewart Mary Fl,yd l,ta
Mary Stewart. William Shrewsbury. John Wilson.
Thomas Oycrstrcet. William Dickins III. Charlie.
Whcley and John II. Smith surviving partners If
William & Charles Whiiecy s Co. Charles L. Mn.
BY, adm r with tho will annexed of Christopher An
thony, deceased DEFENDANTS
IyCn,ScEsy
The defendants John Stewart, David Stewart. Janc.
Stewart. William Stewart. Richard Stewart. Samuel
Stewart, John Stewart, IT,, Sarah TAYLOR. Nancy
Fl"yd, Rntletgo and Elizabeth his wife. and
the children Of Floyd vino was q
sister of Charles Stewart deceased and in her lifetime
the wife of John Floyd. John Floyd Charles White
10y and William Dickinson, who are out of this
Commonwealth, AMI against whom the plaintiffs
appear 10 have proceeded in the manner prcseri-
bed by law against absent Defendants still falling
10 appear and answer. the Court doth take the bill
II tho plaintiffs for confessed to those defendants
And this cause came on this day to br heard upon tho
bill. the answers OF the defendants. Nathaniel FLOYD
sally Stewart. Thomas Stewart. and john Wilson, the
ropcatons to said answers the summons awarded
therein on the l. 9TH of November 1851 the LIST day of
January 1888 the 10Th day Of february 1880 the 18th
ldav OF October 1882 and the 18th day of February
lSil which appear to have been duly served upon tho
defendants Charles l.. Mpsby. admir- with tie win an
nexcd Of Christopher Anthony deed. William Fur
bush. William Shrewsbury. John H. Smith and Tho
mas ovesfrect who fail to appear and answer and upon
'he cNh'h's and was argued by COUNSEL upon consider
alton whereof the Court, taking the bill of the plaintiffs
Tor confessed as To the said defendants Charles Mos
by, adm r. with the will annexed of Christopher Antho-
ny decd. William Furbusli, William Shrews ,nry.
'ohn II. smh and Thomas Oycrstroct and without at
present deciding any question arising in the cause doth
adlnd!c, order and decree. that Nathaniel W. Floyd
and William Furbus do render an account Of their al
mlnSraon OF the estate OF Charles Stewart deceased
-" d N"'i"H>'ohol Oh 'h's Court. who Is hereby d-
the said Commissioner do take the following accounts
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lIR'HNiA:-N Rules held in the Clerk Office OF the
Circuit Superior touIt OF Law and Chanccry Tor the
county Of Amherst, Moda, the 9th ay OF June, lSi2
Michael = Warren administrator ct Butler iarman deed
Plaintiff,
agaust
Godfrey rocr of Elijah Barnes dcrd and in his
right Frances Barnes, William Henry Barnes Elijah w.
Barnes Strnic e. Watts and Lucy W. his Wife, Pukey
Barnes, Sally Barne. and Mildred \ Barnes tie last
Of whom inians) Elisha Barnes, lillian Barnes (son
of Henry lillian b. Toier, Alexander NJ Rutke and
Sarah ". h5 vile, Mary Shepherd, Lucy t.a.pc, and
John Hamilton, and Martha lns wife. Defendants.
In CnANCERY.
The Defendants Godfrey foler executor Of Elijah Barnes
deed and his right Elisha Barnes and John iIamil-
ton and Martha his wife having entered their
and given security according the of Assembly, and the
rules of this Court and appearing by satisfactory ,dence,
that they not inhabitants Of this cntry is ordered
that the SAID Defendants do appear here the first day of A
gust term and the bill ol the Plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be forthwith n,e ted in newspaper
published in the Of l.ynrhhurg for months
svclv and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse Of this
county. Copy-Tcse,
ROBERT TISSIEN, {.
.nnc % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
LAND, NEGROES &c. FOR SAT-.

61Y virtue Of two deeds of trust executed 10 tlp'
, subscriber. by William Iomnson, the the
2lst DAY OF November lS31. aud the other the 18th
day of November 1889 and each Of record in the Clerk
office Of Amherst County. shall at the house Of said
romlinson. in the county of Amherst Thursday the
2sth day Of July. 1872. proceed sell the highest
bidder. At public auction, the two TRACTS OF
LAND IN the first deed mentioned. 10 Wit the tract on
which said 'ronlin+n resides. lying on both sides ofihc
North Fork of Buffalo River in tho county Of Amherst
adjoining the ansof Abram Martin sem dec d. and 9th
containing $50 or less. Also another
tract. the said North Fork of Buffalo River about
mile aud half below the above described tract adj ,ninn
the lands Of David 1mnuson. Absaom IIqginbohaln
and others, and containing l2O acres, or less.
Also the property conveyed by the second deed toy
two Young NEGRO GIRLS. Mary aud Martha. his
stock Of Cattle, log., sheep Horses. &c and his House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture, aud Plantation tensils-
The TILE 10 tins property is believed 10 be good. but
acting trustee, shall convey such title only as is yes
ted in me.
Tcrms-The decd requires the sale 10 he for Cash.
but probably. the day OF sale more liberal terms may
be allowed.
Shonld the sale no, take place Thursday from rain
or other cause it will BIZ sad IN the next day G'riday)
RIO: WHITEHEAD.
june :" Win
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June 81

NlRINlA-N rules held in the Clerks Oie. Of the Cir
cunt superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
y OF Nelson, the 9Th day of June 1872:
Edmund +. Coicy, Plaintiff
Edmund tBrldSe executor o Mar, CoTey deceased and
as trustee for Elizabeth Bridge and her children will
"i SAID War; oohcy de and also trustee Of the trust
estate OF SAID Elizabeth Bridge and her children under the
will of " iam Cooley Sr. decd and the said Edmund {.
Bridge in his right James Bridge and Elizabeth his
WIFE Joshua Foster and Polly his wife, late Polly Fridge,
wife, late Elizabeth Bridge James Bridge, Jr and jesse
Bridge, deyisee- under the will Coiiey decd the
said Edmund e., Polly, William C., Elizabsth, James Jr,
and jesse being children of said Elizabeth Bridge Peni,mn
fitzgerald and Jane hi, wife Joseph Fitzgerald Jane Fi
gerald iabad liner and Nancy his wife formerly Nancy
Fitzgerald, children Of Jane Fzgerad; Elizabeth Coleman,
Patsy Coleman Polly Coleman and Lucy Coleman, children
OF Mildred Coleman deceased, who formerly Mildred
Coey o the drvsees the will of said William Cofey
ST. deceased and sister to said Mary Coey, decd, The
mas Hays and "inney his wife, formerly Winney Coity,
who is also sister OF said Mary Colcy decd, Nancy Cosy.
Elizabeth Cofcy Jane Fitzgerald formerly Jane Coey,
lariton East and Sally his wife, formerly Sally Cory, and
Polly Coiey, children of William Coley, Jr decd who
wa. brother OF said Mary Colcy, decd, Osborne Cofsy
and Polly his me formerly Polly Coey, ard Osborne Cof-
ley, (sonto WilliamD Defendants
In CHAscERY.
The Defendants Elizabeth Coleman, Patsey Coleman Fol
~ Coleman, and Lucy Coleman, children of Mildred
'"eman dec a., and Osborne Coiiey (son OF Wiam0 not
having entered their appearance and given security
ding TO the Act Of Assembly and the rules ofthis Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not in
ahtantS I" this Commonw ealth: On motion of the Plain
f, by his counsel II is ordered that the said Defendants
do appear here at rules to be held in the Clerks Office,
on the si Monday in September next, and answer the
PLAINTIFFS bill and that copy Of this order forthwith iu
serted in >ths Iynchburg Nginian," Newspaper pub
shcd in the town Of I,nchburs for nt successive
w. and another copy thereof posted the front door a the
Courthouse Of this County, Court day.
Copy-Tese,
RO. c. CUTLER, elk.
June ~ win
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WOOL GaEsDINC.

iiAN +. erected a ncw Cardng Machine \, my roc;
.dcnce and employed an experienced hand to attend
~ me price ioT c,rdng VIII be only 6, cents. and for
lard when furnished by mc 10 cents will he cLrI w
Rolls will constantly ken, on hand at the lowcst mr.,
CeS p, pDy|,,H,rst pf'
Amherst. juno so
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June 81

NiRtHNlA:-At rules held in the Clerks Once Of tn,
Circuit superior curt Of Law ard Cham.rv for the
county of Nelson, the 9th DAY Of June Isil:
Floyd l.. Whitehead, Plaintiff
against
Robert Hall and Joseph Kolerts, Defendants
IL Cn,NcEnY.
The Defendant Joseph Roberts not ha ing entered his
appearance, and security ACCORDING. The Act
,embly, and the rules o this Court and appc,rn. h-
l,itctory evece that he isnot inabitant m thu.
monweah: On motion 9" the plaintiff, by Ia. counsel,
is ordered that the said defendant do appear here rules
to be held in the said Clerk Office the first Monday
september next, and answer the plaintiff, BILL and that
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in the .nchbuy
\irgiaan, aer published III the of yncbus,
Tor two mouths SUCCESSFULLY, and another copy the reof
ell at the fro dool Of the Court of this county,
court day. \ Copy-Teste,
RIO. e. Cutler, elk.
Jnuc 23 wf0
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Virginia:

sirginia:
4 / Roles held u, Inc Clicks OH, a # TIC C,g.. G.
nor Cohr, "f Law and Chauc-ry ior tbs eou., II
hest on Monday the tth day Of June, lsi2 >Ae
~ P' Plaintiff
Ggniust
William Mcdaniel lat, Of tn. cnr,t,rs NJ th,
'safd, DEED, Jessc Burton, administrator de bon;. 49,
Jnha ! Slbat decd, who in his lifetime vas the l - u
the said John lLasaul decd, benjamin rsli,tefn,
mlai-ii with the Will annexed ui the aid John IL
decd and Richardson Henley the present
bpns " ita the viii annexed and Archc,us n H.,
William NJ. Ware trustee ior judith lianSsra and r. "
snsard the said Judith ana Peter {. in their own ,t,
ambrose r. Han-ard, John W IIansarl Elijah
Pcrmea his VI lie, formerly pernclia Iiausard s,,, ~
iiansard, Sophia 1insley, fmmery Sophia Uans.ta p,,
Burfor formerly Polly iiansard Philip l.urirl and c.,
line his wife formerly Caroline iiansard, n,t.nd,n
IL CuhNtERy.
The Defendants Arehelus B Hansard, Ambrose IA
said John w. iansard Elijah Davis and Pernel,a hi, ~,
Isaac Il. lian,a' Sophia lsley. Polly Butfotd aud PHI
lip Buiord and Caroline his wife, having entered
,cmbls and the rule. 81 this Court and appearing Ia,
factory lancs that they not inhabitants Of hi,
il is ordered that the said defendants do arpcar her. an -
first day o august term next, and the bill ~ n
Plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith
wspaler published in the of I.yncblmry
months successfully. and s,d the front i,.,r .f
court house Of this county ''o
A Copy-Tesie,
ROBERT TINsIEy, e.
june %
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TUNIIE undersigned hss been appointed sgeu fr the
i EENA Insurance Cos Agency, IN the Town Of
iynehhuru and will at all times attend 10 the calls VI
persons wishing to insure properly IN thai institution
DAVID X. EDIEY.
Nav Of Wis
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33orttrdt.
r.. 8 T.uPIk OF NaTUKk.

RY DAVID sEDpER.
TAN not oftemplcs-t there is eHe,
Bull, without hands, 10 mankind gwen,
Its LAMPS are the meridian sun,
And all the stars Of heaven,
lis walls are the cerulesn sly,
Its ioor the earth green aud Ian.
The dome Is vast imn'ens,is-
All nature worships there
This Alp- ARA, cd in stsnilcss snnw,
. The Andsaa ranges YET nHii"i,
Al sunrise. and al sunset glow
Like altar fires TO Cod
A Thousand fierce volcanoes hlsze,
Ash with hallesed victims raroi
And thunder lifts lis voice in pare
Ali nature worships theis:
The ocean hesyes resi,ilesSy,
And pours his gh,,oring Treasure iuIth,
hi. waves, the priesthood Of the sea,
kneel on the she'll -gcnm.d earth,
And there emit hollow sound,
As ittl,cy murnnrc,i pra,>e and PiaYers--
I'm every side tis holy ground
All nature woIshils thsr,,
Tire s,steful earth her oloars Weld
In homage, Mighty One, Ia tie;
From hett> aud ilower IL essfl hsid-
From fiun GA ever, tfr.,
The hahn, des al nofn AMI ~, cns
Seems like the ptniieniial tear.
shed only in tho sight OF heaven,
All nature aoasl,iFs there,
Tn. cedar and the mount am pipc,
The willow Oh the iauntain's bflal,
Tie tulip and The e lsritn,
In reverence bend to him
The song bird, pour their sweetest Law,
From tow CT. and tree, ard middle ar,
III, rushing n,cr murnar, Fiaise-
All nature aorshils thefe
Thea talk NOT ola fame, save onc.
Built without hands-to mankind gwen
Ito lamps the meridian sun.
And all the s;afS 81 heaven
Its walls ar the cenileau ~,
1t, floor the earth - green and fair;
Tbs demf u vast immensely
All nature ~orships ther.
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District Of Virgins.

OF TIE f41SteTIl DstTIct Of I5rIhN.
NAY 20, 1912:
AMfS F. DEANE Of the county Of Campbell.
- aving filed petition, praying that he may he do
claed bankrupt: 1t isordcrod that all persons claiming
to he creditors OF the said James r. Dcane show
10 the the sth day ofJuly next why the said
James +. Dcane be not declared bankrupt. pursuant
to the act of Congress in that behalf and that copy Of
this order be published in the newspapers according to
the 22d and , It'll rules of court.
\ Copy-'Icste.
JOSEPH F. BATTLEY. n. {.
June ? Wv
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vir.as,ia


T Roles held in the Clerk. Office Of the Cir.u, W.
"A perior Court Of Law and Chanccry, for the oSansy
OF Nelson, the Gh day Of June 1872
Rchard {. Fortune and Mary his wife, John Ballew and
Lucinda his wife, Jordan Arlington and Polly his wills, Su
san b. Guy infant under the Of wcnt, vile
Jane Sn,uot, Anne Smoo and CathaIine Sms,t, which
said Jane, Anne and Caharinr infants under tue a1s
Of twenty years, Who by rhoma, their fath.r
and neat friend Plaintiffs,
n.ntst
Stnne anbrongh Christopher Timbcrlake and Elizabeth
hi. wiir, John SInoot and say hi. vile, Burton Ian
drum and Nancy his wife, Samuel Loving, Executor of
Jordan NJ ilan"hrouEh decd, Robert g. Loving and Ma
thaniel .. SMILEY, Defendants.
IL Cn,ycEgY
The Defendants thr4topher Undertake aud Elizabeth
ms VILE not having enrrod their appearance and avon
security. according To the OF Assembly, rules
Oh tins Court, and IT appearing b, satisfactory evidoaes
that they not inhabitants of this eah: Gu
motion OF the Plaintiffs by their COUNSEL soS't'V
the said Defendants do appear here rules the
said Clerk othce, the rs Monday in September and
answer the PLAINTIFF bill and that copy Of this order he
thh"hh in ertcd in the ynchbur. Nirgnian spapor
published in the town of I,ncLbng, for months
Nvev and another cop, thereof posted tho front door OF
tina Court house of this county some Court day.
ACopy-rcse,
RO G. CUTLER, ok.
June - WIN
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White sulphur Wafer.

lolli IN bottles. barrels and half barrels. JUS, re-
ceivod. fresh from the White Sulphur Springs in
"fee"Fr'cr and will be constantly kept hand at our
VIM. b. Calwcll < Co
Bottles, 81, per dozen,
Hall barrels, s..
Barrels, So.
AlayJ