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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15
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E--ooLi1N MACHINERY, 81 Ai descriptions embracing the
= Latest and n approved -sls 81 Itae Cae flesluc al
complete IS i cards nrrt~n iaa- ai u.iie and te
most reasonable iri Ne ANA illr lAire Machines tfeuf.
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fTa fsH4r ktad f.If. farerel fia-f. At-
fasaftrIi hrH, ufif latest tui approved kinds incini
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CHIMES. t and N Erff. tiukt liultf~. Shelters
latest pfief-.
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3Gice Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance Company
IndlnnanolI.. Decembe 10. III 4.

DSrR yet Report Members
4 ANIMAL Heriug Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance Compaus
hcd "a Tire Once Company lntanals saturday Deem
lei 8. i-il.
f'ces lave been issued during TIE year 10 tie number Of SOS
iHSiIsng 81 property 10 S3is2lo go
The iFef1Hin Atie- on IA -
The alout 81 per receivable Notes i-u6 9l4
And le receivable Tor Policies ~ %
OF March
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The WIaic u IftIuIlm since Mach ~.
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OF Wlnei has been dis lIlfeed tle I0a.s1g
Leaving force, Aos. So lsil fd % wet ass 2l- rA 80
The ing Confan, Tor THE ast
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amount 81 assessment, rolled pas le sae, August
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

Erott e,l given lla ly 81 January - letters
= 81 administrator Tire William A. III
Marion nf a.d 9ie o aiual decreased, died interstate,
We're d4' -ah't Hs 'lr frie Coun
elsatfi IT, estate Go De-
ett- ut autA- drla, and these h4v ny
'nS t.a Tic same % i tHul DO the proper legally auten-
usi'd - -..'e'a,t IS adam .s TINS United ls t4v.
Jtu .. .~t IiOINS MORROW.
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ttHT"V tIF.Ifr t.HrT. A.trsfHFr It1s 1T.
1stft = Eror' ~ hs or of a for t.t tla.a
7' ef1a7 d petitioner ana stne heretofore, to VIII The
lh dry a fifh l~i hel DBL. petition AMI schedule this
t1 90 tis cont, f
"7 great nHn'r 81 PERSONS vlu hr has rrri,
N' 'hf if Is imprisoned AL
r no i''F Of Eo"u Hanna ard the other John Doleh
at pas fe H'i si he l- 81 entitled ta
neht ~ ans ift deid, be-
ft tfl +ni mentioned n las
Stti schedule u j. motion 20 >l pl tmt
~ tle euian t q sud application ttu- tih tle pct
fH aforesaid ali That ~ld William J. bngu neat en
- ng tenn ~ ie titsi make o.
benefit ~ ft- attt-aIl e,rf-l "a d laf,
nnirr - thereof BE- duly made. ms continued
until -td ueNtttffn.
crr made and entered The ser,
dt1 of N,seaI'rr.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

FSFiE s frraer Inns Eastern elfs with a
= Nf 'rf tnl iul1.i- o.. D. ttirt
f lH< fntr rugs efr a.~, braere' aai tkf 3 sne OF
.- ant sit.. A-o alat netklie~. and MANY
20 Q lrH pc t-ett wse VIII
~ ~ -fs'eu rliees. opposite tie Washington 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15
WILLIAM V. WICK. LUcIAS BARBoU
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70, - -L--EEnE ar EsN

I'm IRE auf lirct C4~ iifs luied the es
fctu lHds1n ha Supreme tlr ' SAID STAKE, circuit
CoIHs % Nafiln anil tha a.. ltent sn8nties.
ttn ta4stluty found
In irfsE-sas--
liy e, frn aprtilas benefit Bankrupt
AMI art ptnlrft 81 -fe special alienation % such
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

VI. NAN Z,NDr.-Ano,hsr SUI. criminal one
we suppose has now been commenced Al Rochester
against the Rev. Mr. Van Z4nlt, for the seduction
OF Mss Murdoch. The latter appears As one Of the
Witnesses against him. III. Il. Smith. Esq appeared
a counsel Tor the prosecutors the Ecees astlcal
Court Of Inquiry, assisted by the Rev T. Z Ir,inr
Geneva, and Gen '. Matthew's, assisted by T. b
Wheeler, Esq, fer the defendant.
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OR RI NiLK nEAi.rH cosir AeEn wfrn . Or - CENTS
20 catle ANA bilious ris in uc-se aa prove and
ion WI hgi Depart aid VITO doss TOT Know cloud q
hsen'rsssfs., speaking ulat uey and tesfyng
" "a 80 10. s'. ~ ~ sa.I ... si go az
49,. -, tirt ,1 .s 20 len'' = 80 '-l,s.
lower AID innocence proclaim h,m ol te pfst dsroy
-impe tisir preparation. ua
town aud rouats IRE elise Ted witt tier praise TIE palace
asd POOR le--e 80 @ " -. e !. q. climates. under
eff s nHaee IS age OF siuatoa and t~ e voice Of CRATE
Trey o9~ Fever Fever ard Aeae Dyspepsia. Liver
Conn" MS seN Irssarl. Jaua. = ST n Drops aheama
i laTecnef ~ Spleen s 81 oi- femaie ~ strueots
farrei foasue. III ART un Naas b o. re stomach and
Los o. Apostle Bofriea saios totus and a.
Of Ioo 81 he toae- re g af - ~ arerieai net
~ris- s"fFtn % rs.u = ll' san g" ss made ms pro
an d. dusie OF - cole and - medical college 81
Ncu Yo-t Ao te anf ian Institute onored i'm WITH three
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rs,r5ea.s ~ r.,es f'rsg 7r.-sa "a IT, n,srg a..s1i-t
>ie off. 'I lre si Peter III Tor the
eas. Of nan, Som. ~, gaaess t.l 1oa ter ro..rans
nrae. ~. o- .l and asr.., nore rss fsngft n one
'os taa b. hfr tosr- ad oai BE- ofaer ard 0oul
TIE VIII i- tov ~ rss pnf uuser D Peters
me- i,i.s,,i and f5rfe on YONG ladies w H. sef
ferias az, usual changes o. ht directed Of
a.ia.e. i ~ - . ,ea.o5 ~ ,aat i.sir
e .. is ao -aas Del 10 nsase n m, - Oh of ten oals
rea, lf- D. P.rer-. where ere 70. commenced
~ pef-aH- ul INSPIRE confidence. q eui also
lave eea e i yea - 'se.i - . : III i, Mt u
fo- "a o.sae g. 81 - pss iuque Tor recrs' Vegetable
fse tle cope ua and viii i, heard rousaoa, III. vale
TleE.vs O. resseeeas loo "a NV. de.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

The opposing candidates for Mayor IF Pittsburgh.
are Shig and Hay. The Penn. Reporter says:
MILAN Shuu, Esq. - cludidtt, Tor Mayor Of
Pitfsburg Jacob thinks the shia has natural claim
upon the boHe and siaeto
The y. Y. Aurora compliments Mr.. Hay, as
follows
Alexander Hay, has been nomn1ted f)r Mayor ~
Pttsbarg. Hty viii answer for mare. nys here.
This Jake viii make horse laugh. Mega bit II
viii though-haye great RIDE cri5bed. perhaps
Those who are opposed 10 HIy msy 60 70 grass.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15
House OF RrrRrsrvrAftve
JOINT SONG

JOINT SONG
Now Christmas comes. and merry
1t every bosom be
Lay down thy mallet, TrRRy,-
AMI lei the Senate free.
fhis Is time tor >poutng--
Make m resolves tl-dsy,
Thy voice j, great at shouting
The merry Ioun leay
The Senators are doing,
The thing Is evident;
They all feel like repos. ny
some al least half
Let Pnurnff ard the MAJoRt
Have holiday. may.
AMI viii lay =
They a.e sober half the dly
Look nut so grave tn glasses.
Most sracloIS Doctor Moore s
Adj furn Thy House of Asses.
AID 1t them hvy no
btng DOWN TIN iVerN hammer.
And let its voice proclaim,
Che d1l respite O. g.amHar.
one dly L. e-g> 4nl game.
FoT Where's The use 1T drawing
To-day about the llw
some members thrown spawning
And some Il he stow.
Fresh bowls, they say. ieamjrg,
VI Te c-g> are coming IN,
Another to1f s coming
With oysters. wine AND IN.
The House then d0uneI by call OF the teas AMI 9av}
until Monday, at half-plst nine O'Clock.
President Of the senate
4Sec etaIy Of the senate
tMajor Terry. President Of the senate.
SSpeakeg Of the House
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

VERY lHporANr FROM Tur CtPtrAI oF " tnt'tt--.rhe
IuSea osa Fas sffes the racoeda- he Aablfat Ic-
htue, on Christmas Jay, IN detai. We ~ I'm ttt
journal:
Itovsr OF RrrErsrvr WINS.
SatHIdtY. Dee -. 1911.
The ltou g, dnrnr he rlosus f,ea con-
fusion ADD hlauy The meH0eis gave afnHl e.feace ~
having u,hesei IN the lay with The usual Cbg,uts teit
tues. Srtcta motions for al uument wore On IT, WHICH
were lost ufon division. for The "a r
santeous lobby mml that the alvoe cs Of AL 4atnrent
were unable T. stand mp ors enough q &c co1nf-d 1t
ins generally esneeiei that the House conl-
ton 10 tan~act hu, ae~s
Alr Clcmen, oaerei The following poetic rceo4t u.s. wbe
hal been 1>'i4 DATED by The member 4n iu.ra a.s
w l.. Smith. ~ , who prevented fin r,aln. h.
hfn'self ~ - ileu attack ct hiecuas."
BE Il enacted by t. senate AMI House o Representative
81 tie State 81 Ala1m1, General Assembly clut l.
That the House assemble Hall of Tie II use ~
ReIrsenfa'Fe this dy II II O'Clock, ii thc purpose +
singing the / flowing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

rNoWN LOTS IN TAPPAHANNOCK FOR SALE-Pursl-
provisions Of Deed Of Trust from Barnett Moss
his wife, the undersigned recorded in the Clerks
Office of the County Court Of Essex and also, by virtue of de-
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery o Fau
aner county, of Motley Moss pronounced The
9th day Of October s shall proceed SELL for cash. without
reserve before the front door of the Court house. in the Town Of
Tappahannock Monday the 10Th day Of September, O
day. Let's and the Houses thereon, particularly de-
scribed in aad deed and decree.
The title believed unquesonable; hut selling Tru
and Commissioner shall convey such title only vested
in SAMI. Chiffon, Trustee and Commissioner.
Aug. 96-wtds
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-A petition will be
presented General Assembly OF Virginia. pray ing
for the passage Of Law incorporating The Union Sunday School,
at Richmond Court house.
Aur.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09
Bloomsbury, Orange, Aug "a, 1912 81

n EAU AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR sALE..Havns
Il determined To sell my property in Marenso comfy Aiabana
now offer for plantation containing $50 acres OF Tue
hest Land In South Alabama, about 0 acfes OF
which are cleared aud in culivaton the baiahcc IS hhey TIM
be,ed cane Land There the Farm all the necessary
houses for servants fine gin house ana new screw all
in first rate orders good house for an ovsrseer ana an
Ihse in the neIghboood equal to in the stae Tor Ter
liy and health Upon farm 80 negroes ~ OF wrh are
ne GOOD working any In the State Inec are also on
The farm 10 mules all young and welbroke; ana M
c necessary implements for farming such as wagons pous
os etc Ii expected that least l25 bales Of clton ana
from 10 hundred barrels Of VIII ne made on the farm tis
year The land Maengo county, South Alabama, about
mile. fom The town Wo0dve and OF the best neigh
roods in the State. bounded by the lands OF G, Orge
Mnre Esu the Edward Baptist and large body oil wild
cane brake land belonging Mr. Weaver which ahds line
range stock will sell the farm The farm and negroes or
DESTROYS of buying prefers to buy Tie ar negroes
stock and CROP will sell all together Terms OF sale-For the
farm part only cash will be required for the balance Gre
crops credit if required, will also be allowed FOR
pa of purchase money The credit payments must all De
well secured If aforementioned property should not DO
sold privately the LIST day Of January next The whole OF
il viii then sold the pnntaon to The hsSt boue III
obIc auction Mr. Edward A. Semple living about ten miles
rom the farm or Mr. olcro the manager living On The aIn,
will show the plantation and other property 10 any person ds
posed TO buy. .., r ;.
applying John 81 Gregory Esq al Kchmond
yrriua who is authorized make bargain for Tie
sale of the sad property real and personal: or any
part same; by applying the subscriber in person or ny
'' " 49, JAMES A. SEhIPLE
~, y.n n n VI July 23-wew
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New Ken, C. H.. Va, July %.

JAMES RIVER & KANAWIiA STOCK FOR SALE
PURSUANT the provisions Of The Charter of The James III
yer and Kanawa Company and in ohrdence 10 the Rrso'l-
lions Of The Board Directors the undcrssned who has heen
duly appointed for that will proceed on the 25t
day September 1892 commencing al l2 O'clock nj noon ne
fore the front door Office Of the James River and Kanawha
Company in the city of Richmond SELL Public Auctions for
cash the Shares Delinquent Stockholders aereeaby TO the
annexed List which shows of the Stockholders, their
places residence, far they known, the number Q"
shares EACH the amount Of principal unpaid the legal
the a5 day of June, 1912, and Tie total
amount n nrrear from each, viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated
nuactory Of NUNS Clark New York, elegant plain
Piano Fortes possessing the latest improvements
deicacy Of touch and fone peculiar
nuacture.
Also, large assortment of Musical Instruments Musical
Merchandise iii general
Piano Fot"3 repaired, tuned let hire taken in
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Music offered for sale In this
State be selected om the Of the subscriber
now enabled to sell at the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices
Those purchasing TO sell again will be furnished upon
terms than they can find elsewhere In the State
p. IT, TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store. opposite The Banks.
wi 0mf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

IN Rules held in The Office Of the
Clerk of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cancery of
Northumberland county Monday the lt day of August 1872
Benjamin Waddey and Samuel Downing, Compliments:
against
William Curtis Albert Curtis James Curtis, Isaac Oliver aas
Isaac o. Taylor and Betsy hs wife, who Betsy Curtis Jo
seph Deshields Sheriff and Administrator of Thomas Curtis de-
ceased Thomas ughlrtt George H. utchngs and Judith his
wife, Thomas Ingram Thomas H. McCaahan devisee OF Chloe
VINO was chloe e saa h1 ha Ms
lett heir law Of Roger w Rletf who was deyisee
George l. nghlelt, Joseph Desleds Sheriff and Adminsa
of the said Roger W. ughle, deceased and
John Ingram, Defendants:
The defendants George H. Iluings and Judith his wife,
having their appearance and security according
the Of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and appearing
from satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of Nir
ena Ordered, That the said defendants nppenr
lst day of October aud the plaintiffs bill and
that copy Of this order be inserted FOR months successfully
the Richmond Enquirer aud posted the front door of the
Court house in this county.
Copy, S. A. NJ LELAND c. c.
Aug. - 2S-wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

In The United States Eastern District Virginia,
18th July, 1912:
the matter of Bankruptcy of Andrew Pzzn of the city Of
Richmond in the Eastern Virginia District.
The said Andrew Pzzin decrecd Bankrupt by
this Court having filed petition praying for his discharge IL
ordced that notice thereof be published newspaper printed
the city of Richmond seventy days least hee tie 18th day
of November neA when enrng will he had the said prti
on at the City Hail. in the city of Richmond, and all creditors
who have proved their debts, and other interest,"
appear at the said time and place, and show cause IL any they
have why the of the said petitioner should granted
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
July % oo-wIlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

AND FOR sALE.-Wi be Sold the LIST day OF October
mart nm rhe premses public SALE the tract Of Land lying
in te county Of Amelia Namoznn road half mile above
Dennisvr ned by John c. Webb of
we'll tmbered land This land Is we'll adapted 70 the cnl-
tuY. of cor wheat and tobacco and lies WELL Upon COLL
6ar,abIs TWO story dwelling house, with two below and
two further description Is deemed
which will be- shown them by myself ajor John Foster
Mr. John Webster residing within half mite Of the place
srms of Su-Oue third Of the purchase money 10 be paid
down the balance payable equal annual instruments
JOHN BLAND, Agent for John c. Webb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

xTALUABLE SOUTHWEST MOUNTAIN LAND FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers the Tract OF Land which he
resides situated In Of Rapid Ann Thy which
il bounded about two miles aordng sixty Of low
gounds three miles from Orange and half mile
from Barnes Ford Mills" containing about SIX hundred acres
thirds cleared and In highest Of caltivaonhe
remainder well tiered with good portion Of ftats To-
bacco land The Improvements are, TWO story brick dwelling
house. kitchen with four rooms and all necessary and con-
venen There Is not perhaps, the whole scut-
West Mountains justly csebrated for fertility 10 Wheat
corn and tobacco and for every thing that renders country
residence desirable and dellghtful) single tract Of land
could be purchased, combining more or o.
ed by very society and falling spring.
with puiest wafer and most saubous aud delightful eli
MAZE The premises will shown md terms made known by
the proprietor Reference Reynolds Chapman and John Wei
er Orange postase paid will be attended
hundred contiguous chiefly wood land,
80 - C. C. MACON.
Aug. 10 V-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

VIM. Clenden Secretary Of the James River and IA
nawha Company, do hereby certify that James Peace, whose
subscribed the foregoing ADVERTISEMENT the Agent of
the said Company, duly authorized BY the President and Dec.
make sale Of The Stock Of delinquent Stockholders, from
time time, may be deemed TO the
vision Of Tie Ciafter w. ID. CHlITENpEN.
Aug. 26 32-w4w
TN Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of Cumberland County Court Monday the 4;h day Of
July, 1912:
George Edwards and Judith his wife and lIczekiah Ford,
guardian OF Luther c. Edwards, of Polly Edwards
against Plaintiffs:
John T. Edwards and becky his wife, Nehemiah Edwards and
his Wifi, Coleman Edwards aud his wife, James
Wcc and Gley his wife, formerly Edwards Augustus Cole
man Lucy his wife, formerly Edwards Mary c. and Eliza A.
Fayser and Nancy his wife, formerly Edwards and Nelson
Page and Nehemiah Edwards, Defendants
The defendants, Nehemiah Edwards and Besey his wife,
Coleman Edwards and - his wife, James Witcher and Gil
ley wife, and Nehemiah Edwards, not having entered their
appearance and given security according To the act OF Assem-
bly, and rules OF s Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence tina, they not inhabitants of this country is
ered said defendants do appear here the first day Of
September Court and the bill of the plaintiffs and
that copy This order he forthwith inserted in newspa
per published In the city of Richmond for two months successive
w. and posted the door of Court house OF this county
Copy-Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

THE Mlsses NELSON viii opea Boarding sehoo 60,
Hanover about IS miles from Richmond and emile, finn
Dam Depot, upon the Lousa Railroad The situa oeaser
School ID very ne one, being In region well Know " Tie
pure and wholesome ar and, also, easy Of access AZ M s
at any time be sent for those who may arrive al the R
Depot. The of instruction In this School will
all the branches Of English necessary complete and
education, together with the French Language and Mu
srcd) upon the Piano Guitar. The careful ar De
of the pupils II being thought that they will be- h H
r usefulness In ihs world hy learning live for IN. nv @
scholastic year will extend from October Juy boil, moi
the months Of August and Searn,ber being tn,r ~
The terms are For Board and Tuition in al the
cept Music $50; for Music, upon the Piano or Guitar % "a
of the instrument $780, payable half yearly In adyanc %
may be made 10 the 81. Rev. Mr. Meade Rev w
dletcn EP. High School Of Va Philip Nelson ESQ Nh. ea
Clarke co Va or :" Mr. Psr.es Of Richmond Application 4
Richmond. to VIM Nelson, E. Beaver Dam Depot sa s
county, Va ~ ''aIo't
Aug 30 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE-lLyng in the fork formed
BY the junction Of the Richmond and Fredericksburg and
boswell and Pleasant Terrell ESQ., The subscriber will offer
public sae at the Junction Tavern Friday the 3Oh Sep
TENDER next al III O'clock f fair that valuable unimproved
Tract Of Land known as Bas Tract in Hanover county 1.-THE
property of the late Mrs judith Winston, within half mile
of The Richmond and Fredericksburg Louisa Railroads and
containing abont 375 This land lies the North Anna
river and Is Of from both Roads,
about two hours ride, Railroad the CITY Of Richond
That portion of the land fronting river IL OF fine quality
low grounds but the entire tract Ito the expression Of
Judge In the ehhGrhood) is VI good quality There
good and heavily mbfred land in the To
mond Market and placing Improvements thereon as NAV
best suit his own tase this certainly presents favorable
opportunity
The terms Of sale will be- onethd cash. and for the
lance Of the purchase money equally divided approved ne poa
BILE notes will be iaken payable the day January and
first day of July ls43 The title the property viii be with
held until the last payment IL made
WIN. F. BUTLER.
Richmond August 18th. 1912 oa-mtda
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

IN CHANCERY.-VrRcrSiA:-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancey for
county, from the let 10 the 9th day Of August 1912
The Assurance Society against fire buildings of the
State Of Virginia, Plaintiffs:
against
George Baueh Archibald B. Bangh Martha c. Baugh Henri
Egeesion Francis A. Lowry Cornelius b. Lowry, 0a
Polly his wife, Eliza Peatrnss William o. Win
ston, Leonidas W. Winston. Isaac N Winston Alexander "
Sarah A. N Winston and others, Defendans
The above named Except George augh
their according the act Of Assembly
this Court and appearing satisfactory evi
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth,
The plaintiffs by their Attorney it Ordered That
defendants appear befUre the Judge Of Circuit
perior Law and Chancey fnr Powatan county, the
Courthouse of the said county the first day Of the No
term the bill of the PLAINTIFFS that
py Of this order be forthwith inserted In some newspaper pub
sed In the city Richmond, and continued for
that another copy posted the door of
the Court house OF this county
Copy-Tesie,
"a R. F. GRAVES, D. C.
Aug 10 2S-wsw