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Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27


ixFoRHtrt)S WAxrED. -Taa organ OF the Llcofoco
plrty th ace says, h the L9soseos 1vng -
niaser the t51vera.aea wHh S2300003@--}F bat
ve ference there bwsn their Professions an praciice
When They haI tla 4fnlani ~ LAer hFns, they spent
(and show Gon their own reporsl near lo,0o0
0J0 year, ana they (ltaough the nation has
Increased il popalton an1 OF coaEss the necessary
pendhure mast have nceaseJ) that S2000009J all ID at
oecess1rv Now we leave % every honest wbsher
Sc b. WlL iflhs Is 10 substance saving, we.
the Ilds and of,eholcs Of the LAKE Van Barcn party.
dd s9enl somewhere about 2290J0G0) year thau
neeess4ryve were then dishonest and told you the
Locoioco partyl that were getting cheap we
could aed made oR believe thai near t0O90010 little
enoIgh deiaF iac eNplnses Of the General Government
Bot nave ds.scted Xtfayag aud
false assertions wilt be mighty honest Eotv and If Won
yii give dIn Yan Barou ana -ae other leaders, ce
10 hands GAIN viii ahough the nation has greatly
ncra ed peqasaoa administer TIE aiirs OF Ibis Govern
mcnt vvl.h cos- OF S2l932003f' The iafJrmation
lsausSest to the iol2Vngq essons If oeay l0G33
09) seeestqry deay expenses OF the for
one year when is popgllh3n much less aan nos how
10 (beiead=rs ai 1 cooco party eSpec9to administer
now wHh SO O000J32 Utweng millions of dollars BE-
,voui like b know what yoa have done with
the atnDHu yoa dvew over that per from ba
Ireasuy f the several years amounting more Gfy
millions ofdollafs2 - Co52mbia O5serrsr
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
PEGlLE SEMINARY

SYivssssfs. 8fsgsss.E.-s sCoehrzs 9i-ss
fT7RE undersigned vii rcSue ne exercises = l toon Il
1 his residence N tie f5si cfJ ese aeSt 80
Having the SERVICES ot ah sssts at n the N
erar AIS 6raanents1 5eartIeafs ct eascaa T The niena
tie ko a e 1eFo,e s
lne and attention tie instruction 81 YOUTH
students alH - saardea II te fanny 81 ze gas
viii s. subject aovefnea rfrt guarded ana psfe1iai
Board Per Session i've ga-~Asts3
Music
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afAe zaasa soilt saT9egS EasesFsf sisa9s 5e.Asrsr
Lagrange siez t.sss ssSSo.ss - - y 49,
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
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s1,y0PSIrY AND COUNSELLOR 4 2 #LA. III

HoLLv srRlSes, Miss.
5rs,rCt-p pa.xes Row EIernando street Ifeb a25-,l
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
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Su showing gain Of twenty fse millions or a mill
AZ pr anuuwhch call pretty smart yatren chrner
se nard times Suppose for example Van had spent only
millions Per apnnr drinr his four wears iusead of be
naeis over head In debt now, the Wings would hive
the Treasury full he aid when he tool tie rsins
n CIen Jackson. the old Hero telling rim leave his
s' nation happv arisprosperoasn HeFe hen. IS rfsrenr
- s's,a-and # nc President viii act = his prrci
could desire
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27

l7tIoHNEg IS AND -c0UNsHILoE9s ! 2 = y,
Cfeens5oro, Choetan Coanfg, M1ssa
vTTT practice il the Judicial District composed OF the
w couates Carroll allebesaa CfeaR aad FaAcrclrqe
also in counties Ghezasaw, 0cibeas stsee fohioo
the ChaHcefg Courts II oxford #L
columbus he Federal Ponofc. and Supreme Court ~
Jackson entrusted u sslE vii meet lIe una
JAMES a KENNEDY
GEORGE HUE
kFarcl o 1919 -3s-tf ABNER 4 sTITB
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-27
PRospgcrs OF Mr. er.Y-AlEbf "a

PRosPEcTs OF AfR CLAY.-AlFbf cur exchange papers
se1a wfh most uneqaV0cal Iences that MIR Clay sfhe
cAoAce CT est oTer-ss ln majority ofthe Thg patty
q the Jnion erthe next rresideucy Iudeed, i seldom,
very seldom, that hear solitary lnaFlas onH party
opposed t. the lseseE lts1lan Fi preference for tie
great orator confined particular secslonIt perva3cs
the entire Union So decided TIE manifestation of Ppoic
sentiment u Feieence to te g3esoa ha reay begin
lhin- that national convention Of the ghig party w Be
useless pfocsdare- The onis ey a coaven1ious
tam the preponJeFance Of relatoao rival asp1u
Public aec6aqtlon has already indicated in tie gtes
possible manner that Henry clay of <entacky is the
cIoice 81 the wings Of the DaonAn1 ts decisi0ns
righteous and jadicous che AIr Gay better calculated
govern the desnes Of this nation il the present perous
cssls 81 affairs han any man ~ Amerlca ladeed he is the
only whose intellect and patriotism adequate e
difficult task orescuin the vessel o state from the shoals and
qacksands where she guided ard LEFT by the ruinous
policy Of iocof5co@u The people of fths coanty are begin
nng fv the virtues aud lens OF Henry Clay
thcy length perceive that for years past he has 5eeo he
innocent victim ofsander ana anijs, al he
gloom t surroun ga h he has constantly devoted himself
- sis coaahas his policy, condemned and desplSed
e 0aly policy that procure prosperity for the nation
and that his The hand that has heretofore upheld aHd
sustained sinking fortunes And they viii sugia hla
H. w De elected President the United States 1874 by
majority rum phaa and briantas that which conducted
the patro Harrison he Chief Maeistracy The locofocos
nav coasr the question of the wing Succession settled
Heary ttag IS oan@s2asE The soatsron-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

opposing the repeal and advocating tho motion To
comsit The bill for full consideration, Dir. c. ~.
tered into reply 70 Mr.. Arnold aad adessocs :;
Mr. Webster and Mr.. Tyler.
He deprecated this discussion Of the PRESIDE.
tial question in advance, warned both parties ,h,.
it might no. be for their interests too vioea, ;,
dsnounce the present Administration, and eausss
burs, OF laughter by saying that there were shoss
connected with it who would have something !,
say when the Presidential question came 10, g.
sc. Mr.. C. continued during his hour in ia.
rough and violent defence Of Mr.. Tylces Admin.
istration.
Without further proceeding the House adjoarnea
ARGUS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

val School. About $50 of these, embracing thoss
who have, parents or friends in the vicinity, were
dismissed on Saturday for the holidays; and as
we went on board, shout e5 others were receiving
their two shillngs each with ls6ertyul sunset for
holiday diversion.
The ship is in her winter trim, with hatchvays
housed md every part made as comfortable as
stove. and abundant fuel can possibly effect. ohe
is ksp, in the nea,est order, her arnory Is wen
filled and the arms FURNISHED and well arrayed'
and the srictest discipline is maintained through
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
Correspondence OF Ine IEIoune.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, 8 o'clock A.

Thouans OF nlaryiand-No Election Ses
in Indiana.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, o'clock A NJ.
You know that the Legislature OF Georgia have
had before them resolutions nominating MIR. Cal
houn for the Presidency. On the 2lst inst the
resolutions were taken up in the Senate, and after
some sparriag between Loce-Fscos, motion was
made to Law them on the table and carried-Ayes
is, Nays 39-and they sleep the sleep OF death
At this result the friends of Mr. Clay are especially
indignant.
The Loco-Focos of the Legislature OF Georgia
held meeting on the goth. and appointed the fos-
lowing persons to represent their State in the pro-
posed Loco-Foco National Convention: E. }.
Black, D. J. Bailey, w. T. Colquitt, Sol. Cohen,
Howell Cobb, NJ. A. Cooper, Francis A. Cooper,
Francis H. Cone, I. H. Howard, ohm Lamar and
Chas. Spalding-all believed to be Calhoun men.
Oar Legislature is now in session. d. S. Biser
Ioco) has been elected Speaker of the House,
and Richard Thomas (Whis) President Of the
Senate. Gov Thomas sent in his Message yes
,erdav. 1t is concentrated piece of Loco-f oco'sm
No election of U. S. Senator at last accounts
from Indianapolis, and no prospect OF speed!
| election.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
on the arrival of the Somers :


will doubtless be exanlised:
Commander Mackenzie.
Lieutenant GaDsevoort
Sailing Master NJ. G.. Ferry.
Assistant Surgeon r. w. Lincoek
Midshpmen Henry Rogers, Egbert Thompson, C. W.
Acting MdshipnenA a. Deonde, John Til!otson
Clerk @. II. Perry.
Purser's Stewart J. w. Wales
The following are the articles Of the Naval law
of the United States in reference to Mutiny on
board of men-of-war:
ARTICLE 24-LAw OF l7as-Afuttny and Sedition
Any oicer, seaman, marine, other person. who saal
doby the orders or his SUPERIOR begin
join in any uluttny seuitioa The ship which he
belongs, ship 4eselu the service OF the uniteo
States, on any preience whatsoever shall suffer deatb OF
such other punishment martial shall direct; ano,
farther, any persoc any ship vessel belonging 10 tRe
service Aforesaid who shall any words OF sen iV a
mu,iny, or endeaTo: 10 make any mutinous assembly,, on
any preface whatsoever shall suffer such punishment as
court martial shall infi;cL
ARTICLE lS-LAw OF 1900.
any person in the Navy shall or alLeps 70 ina1e
court MARTIAL suffer dcathi and any person aoresau
Shall utter any seaitous muoous wors or s1
cohnre any Eutinous sedrfous Pfacccs or sha
treat with contempt his SUPERIOR oelb In lne
his office or being witness any mutny or sedtou Shall
not do his utmost suppress be shall be punished al the
discretion OF court martial
No officer or private the Navy shall disobey the lawful
orders OF bis superior officer, strike k or draw oer
10 draw or raise any weapon against him while In the
ecufoa OF the duties of his oce on pain OF DEATH or s1ch
other punishment rs court martial shall taaics.
The ship North Carolina, en- which the Coartis
held, lies at few yards distance from the wharf
in winter quarters, and has on board about 900
persons, including large number Of boys at the Ma
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

MkwSsAR's DAY.-we invite the attention Of all yousg
ctets II this paper. 's 1au-s' "
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

p Wanted an agent for this paper al scheaectad
One who resides there and acquainted IN Inc place ""
have the preference.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

TER for the year lS43 may be obtained at this office in
wrappers ready mailing. Price 12 cents Postmasers
and Others RENTING dollar will receive IL copies by
mall.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

SANDS SARsAPARLsA-Loss Of appetite, indigestion,
dyspepsia, heartburn, eass inflammation of the sto
ach, all proceed from the being an unhealthy
secretion of gastric juice ard bile Then follows acdiy
the stomach emtation Of wind, distress after eating op
preston Of the precerdce headache and nausea ueuoo
Sensation and variety OF other peculiar feelings anowa
new remedy has upon the world having for lis OBJ
ject the relief Of sueriDg humanity SaDdss SaTsaparl
an entirely vegetable compostnn Is 10 It's operation Pc
cuar entering into the mus eom,ng coaI
thy secreons by extending Us influence to every paH
the body and causing general reaction, when beah pe'
ceeds debility and disease. For certificates of see
Prenared and soid at wholesale and RETAIL and for
rortaiion. by A. B. SANDS l. CO., No. 273 Broadway,
tGraniIe Budin ISL corner Of chamberss;ree New
FuIton.s,reet David Sands Co.. No. n East Broadway
Price 81 per bottle; six bol,les for IS.
GLosIus TRIuapHc-Mf. Barngm, the proprietor Of ihe
American Museum has been by visitsn that be
iseompeIled to aarounee three distinct
at 2 r M. and in the evening. There never sueh
bill OF atrdcfiarneyer such crowds of admrng peca.
tors
u DR.. Kush,s KmfalLfble EEenIsh Pills, the
most salrable safe and effective remedy for Dyspep
Headache all bilious and liver complaints, tutzneous efrp
ors and hrnors, female weakness, colds, ncspen coz
sumption. general debility, plies heartbura, eyre
las and all conplaints Of old standing for sale by
h g. DAGGERs, 50 Ann-ss
Sole Agent for the United States whose signature en-
gayed upon the wrapper Of each box TO prevent
eiis Price Is cena large discount to those wac pos y
sell again
Sold also by WADLrscH, 45a Broadway; AFFORD, lss
Bowery Green, 6Si Fnonst Brooklyn; .Rsdding 20.
Restnn Burgess Zebe7 Pbiadelpha; DR.. Reed, Sal.
more; A. Guthrie, Stanwix Hall. Albany; and assaA
throughout the couztsy. dSs % 2, Z
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
n.-,oc,asie WhIg General Com
naitsesDse sd dais 5ssE Eaeeeorsese csand County q

maitsee-Dec ~ Sie Electors c The Guy aro Co's y
To tie Deusocyas 0''s ~
YewYerk: ,,e annexed resolutions, that the Dem.
1t will DC seen, Committee have thought proper %
ocra!c WItg be fellow citizens an a,eranon ~ ol
reccmse - he party, tar as reates 10 tne At
ganzsuoa Tkis determination was not ,.;set in
fwo Ser fp and careful examination oil M he ex.
both and remote, DO.
~ - ~ causes vitality affecting the rsnrr
and welfare OF the grea. and patsiot'c Pa'S
sersaiiyes they are :, ,b,ir fellow citizens FOR q
proper appreciation Of ihs d 70 This iesat they cheer
Ces ~ M The n.a:ter 10 the decson OIL lDe
ysnfne1 That i, be recommended 70 Sc yt 80 a.
wbig Electors Of tine City and County .. ~ E;dev Even
is ~ The places hereinafter named, on flioay Gsa
ne soth AT o'clock for the purpose OF appointing
asa,.J Committees for the ensuing year. ..,.-,I
a.. m ll such vacancies as may exist i!on tc =.
xxds in The General COmn'ittee ol DemoeraMle M ne s
Wog Men and that such Commiiire Constitute tle Deo
ao;oHsig General Committee for The ensuing year.
I've Toprjng tbe places OF mssnS IN lae ieepeS'
wards referred 70 in the first resontlon
Ist Ward, Thresher's Broad.s,reet Hotel
oS a. Joness Second Ward Hotel
eJ col Washingionstreet
s,h 81, q Marion House I65 Chapelstreet
81 Monrse Hall, Pearl.street
9,h Franklin Hotel, Cherry, corner RntgerS-st
sth Howard House, Broadway.
ath Northern Exchange, BleeckeI-sueet
10rh Columbian Hall, Grand-street.
IIth Reeds Boolingdae Hotel
1a,h Atsuch place as the Wa.d Com shall designate
l3.h No. sheriff street.
I4ih Broadway House.
18Th Constitution Hall, Broadway.
18th Hazlelon's, Sixth Avenue
I7th Henry Clay House, Avenue venue a; =, c,,;-osn
= III H; hosahT cais1ls aswss' Secretaries.
u Ths Dcmocralic Wallpapers will please copy.
dl82I
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

" At wAsHlScror CRY the Tribune may be obtained
from F. LuyF.
p At PHILADELPHIA, from BURGESS zElpER, in thu
Ledger Building.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

U The Legislatnreo of MARYLAND met on Mon
day. Tbs Senate organized by the election Of the
Hon. Richard Thomas Of Sc. May's County as
President. Tbs House adjourned without choosiag
a Speaker. 9,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

70 At Donaldsonvillc, (La.) on the 10Th inst,
the bayou and river were very low, and the La
fourche planters found great difficulty in getting
their produce to market.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

p Gov. Doty of Wisconsin, having refused to
recognize the Legislative Council for that Terrific
ry now assembled, that body have, by q vote of 80
to 2, adopted resolution req questing his removal,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

90 The razee Independence, the flagship Of
the Home Squadron, was moved yesterday from
Buttermilk Channel to the Navy Yard. This was
quite an event in her history, as the only soyase
she has made during the fourteen or fifteen months
she has been in commission was from Boston to
this City.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

DETAULTERs IN MissouEI-It appears from a
statement transmitted to the Missouri General
Assembly by the Auditor of public accounts, that
thers are thirty one public defaurers in the State,
principally collectors of revenue, all Of whose de
fslcations have occurred since 1885.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

20 Prof. Potter lectures this evening (Thurs-
day. at the Rutgers Institute. Subject, The
Object of Education"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

pT.J. McLain (Loco-Eoco) has been ap-
pointed Post Master at Warren, Trumbull coun-
ty. Ohio, in place of Geo. Hapgood, (Whig,) re.
moved.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

T Last evening paid visit the Fair the Ladies'
Sailors Rome Society," reopened at La Fayette Hall oppo
site Niolss, which informed would be continued
open for some days longer allow those who wish TO make
substantial NcwYear's Presents further opportunity TO
purchase their articles We surprised their variety
araty and chcapness The Address by Geo. Giferd,
and The Song composed for the OCCASION went OF umra.
bly,, the last with repetition The ladies deserve all the
comum bestowed add understand viii each evening
their business operations nsepersed with Songs
eompanied by the music OF the o. Ship-efwar North
Carolina Bans
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

A Nations GRATIrUDE.-An English paper
states that Q national monument is to be erected
to the memsry of the gallant Sir Sidney Smith,
the hero of Acre. In the mean while his suryiy-
ing sister is earning miserable and precarious
living by taking of empty houses IN the neigh
borhood of oxford-square, London, for house
agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

ur. Calhoun in Georsia-Addregs 10 1T.
NS,Iav Am Nafshez-ilessagc of eH0sernor
Thouaus OF Naryiand-No EIecnon yea
Hrdi IN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

p The stage from Montreal to Quebec on Fri
dav last broke through the ice in crossing the OF
iowa. Several passengers escaped with great diff
hculty, and lost all their baggage.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

| Rev. ABEL C. THOMAS lectures this evening
in the Tabernacle in refutation of MIR. VIM. Mil
ler's theory that the End of the World is to
take place in 1343. Mr.. Thomas has patiently
examined this subject, is able, learned and elo-
quent, and has lectured omit elsewhere with great
appreciation. He lectures now at the request Of
many who have heard his previous illustrations Of
the subject, and will doubtless give great satisfac-
ton to those who attend at the Tabernacle this
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

p At the trial of Maclean for the murder OF
Mai. Foyd at St. Louis on the 10th, witness
L. F. Rucker-became enraged at the counsel
who was cross.examinisg him, (probsbly with the
insslence and harshness usually displayed by law
yers toward Witnesses that he threatened per-
sonal violence. He was promptly arrested, fined
$50, and bound to keep the peace for six months.
% Benz. B. Becher has recently been tried at
Springfield, Mass. for the murder of Lewis Howe.
1t appeared from the evidence that Howe, the de-
ceased, with several others, attacked house in
which lived an old man, his wife and young girl,
and that Belcher, who was in the house at the
time, rushed out and after some fighting stabbed
Howe so that he died, and also severely wounded
a man named Hatch. He was defended by Hon.
Rufus Choa,e and was acquitted
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

EA Cincinnati paper states that the recent
horrible ,reatmen. of an old lady there By her
children has been dramatised, and enacted at one
of the theatres in that city
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

: sIxiao H; honan5 4 caxnss aswEs' Secretaries.
U rhe Democratic Whigpap will please copy
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
.Toret0M futellt0rner.
From the .Ns,c York Herald.

Bv the Acadia our advees from England come down
10 The 5th Of July. The Tariff law has been passed,
aad the uncertainty depending upon that matter had
been nut a, rest but the Of business did not i'm
prove; OH ,he contrary tho universal distress was, If
pesble more intense than before according 10 all
COUNTS but the f.cts which ,ranspre Ia uoi to
rant The wholesale assertion. In tn cotton manuiactu
ring districts IL represented that never bepfe were
fhera many idle people the distress 81 great and
We. the consumption Of raw cotton - rraer than las
year, averaging for the last three wees eadng July
1850 bales Sir )oer' Peel explains The anomaly by
stating that II Is machine lalor taking the place Of
manual employment. The fact, rcnains, howe 81. that
larger amount o. cotton is worked up or market than
before which presume would be TIE were II
NJ, profitable. The distress. donbt. very great.
hu. 10 also greatly exaggerated The increase OF the
Continental tariffs causes great uneasness among the En-
Esa manufacturers. France has imposed duty of 20
nc. ad raortm linen yarns, which considered
exnr5itaa and the Press.an government abou, 10
,lpose Increase OF 30 per cent IN the duty wool
ems and cotton goods. These changes tended to reard
The OF activity In the money market of London
the rate Of discoan, falling and god bills done
3ta3.. The return OF the Bank Of England to the
18th june presented the lolowin. result
BANK OF ESGLASn.
Ma, ~. june IL Increase Decrease.
Circuls.on i7,sss,ooo I77as,o0o I25o,ooo
Deposi,e. sOlsOoo sosi,o0o $4,000
Securities, q $4,000 a,os3rooo $4,000
Bullion 100000 100000 oss00o
Rest, 2sl7,0oo 2,695,000 122,n00
Many failures had taken place in London, and the
Bankers Circular stated "a ioows:-
THE commercial world is still full oirouhlc. and We
ARE sorry to give the following account of futures First
Messrs Oppenheimcr Co. of iamburn. have stopped
owing we believe, about so 0O0l Tins was formerly
OF the highest and most honoed names IN he
cia world whether those a Hamburg Of the IN
mly we do not know. bui think they are. Second
Messrs Wilson. Harvey & Co Russia merchants of
ti.s city. Thifj, Ncssrs. Nevin. Kerr Black s Co.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01

II ME NEXT SESSION Of this Institution will
commence on the lsi day of September next
The Faculty consists Of
kev. HENRY RUFFNER, ID y. President and
ffoessoI o. Ethics and Rhetoric
kev. PHO CALHOUN. A. NJ Cincinnati Pro
lessor Of Mathematics.
GEORGE +. DABNEY, Pn,iessorof Ancient Ian
guages.
Rev GEORGE ID. ARMSTRONG, A. NJ Robin
son Professor Of Physical Science
= - Professor Of Military Tactics.
At the Virginia Military Institute in the immediate
aeghborhoood Of the College the classes of the following
Professions are open TO the students Of College on the
payment OF fee of 10 for admission each class
Ooi FRANCIS III. SMITH. Professor Of Civil and
Military Engineering
Maj. JOHN T. l.. PRESTON. Professor oil Modem,
Languages.
Capt. THOMAS H. WILLIAMSON, Professor Of
Tactics and Drawing
Tuition $50, Room rent 81, Deposit fee Sc, Maricu-
laion fee s.; in all s42
Board can be had al from to 81 per mcnth
As the Board Of Trustees determined at their late an
nual meeting. TO discontinue the Grammar School as a
part of the College ihose who now enter must be
pared to employ their time fully with the reg uar studies
Of College, or those Of the Military Institute
GEORGE ID. NSTRONG.
Clerk of the Faculty
lexington Va, July g wtw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
June IS


Virginia:
T rules held in the Clerks Office ofthe Circuit Superior
"A Court Of Law and Chancery for Bedford county, the
9th day OF June, 1912
jeremiah w. Dooley, William II. Doo,ey and Calohil
NJ Dooey, Plaintiffs,
John b. Campbell Robert c. Mitchell, William T. Camp
bell and Thomas Campbell late merchants and partners ira
ding under the style and firm of am T. Campbell Co.,
William Bell and John Richardson late merchants and
partners trading under the style and firm OF Bell itch
ardson, John W Holt William w Watts Frederick Auns-
paugh and Daniel Aunspaugh late partners trading under
the style and finn of r. and d. Aunspaugh Thomas Doolsy,
Isham Dooev John Doocv Mary Doolcy Greenwood Doc
lev Edmund Estes, Executor OF james Parker dccd John
Brown. oustavus 4. Wingfeld Caleb Dooley, Charlotte
noolev Dooley Jacob Dooley, Elizabeth Doolcy,
Lorenzo jooley Sarah Dooley, Lca Dooey and jesse
Dooley, Decndah's'
liz CHANCERY.
The defendants, John B. Campbell, William W. Wan''
Greenwood Dooey, Caleb Doolev Charlotte Dooiey, Su-
san Doo!ey, Jacob Dooley Elizabeth llooley, Loren
Doolcy, Sarah Dooey eta Dooley and jesse Doosy,
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules OF
this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not inhabitants of this commonwealth 1t is
ordered the Defendants do appear here on tbs
first tay of the next term, and the bill OF the
Plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith publish
cd in published in the of Lynchhurg
for months successfully and posted at the front door Of
the court house ofths county, court-day-
4 Copy-Ieste,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
H2iu