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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16

GILBERT BARTOS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT / A I Probate Court
District of Chtenden, IS. n holden at Burln.-
ton, within and for the Ds'rct aforesaid on the Sec
ond day of August, \. ID. 1872, an Instrument pur.
porting to be the last VIII and Testament OF Gilbert
Baro late OF iInesburgh, IN SAID District deceased,
was presented to the Court here tor Probate by Su-
sannah narto, the ExecutTlx therein named
Therefore, 1t is ordered y SAID Court, that public
notice be given t. al persons interested therein 10
appear before sad Court, nj >e>slon thereof to lie
holden at the registers Office in sal Burlington on
the second Wednesday of October A. ID. 1872 aud
contest the probate OF said will and II is further or
dcred that this order he published three weeks success
svely IN the Burlington Free Press, n Newspaper
pm ed nj Burlington, IN this State, the last of which
sh III be previous 10 the day asst med, as Aforesaid,
for hearing.
Given under my hand n, the Registers Office,
this second day OF August 4. u. lisp.
WV WESTON. Recster.
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rs now opening new Goods in abundance Those
l. who have Cash will now hsvea rare opportunity
of purchasing cheep. To underse oil former prices,
IL the Older of the day.
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A new lot OF Rroai Cloths, just received, and for
y sale at very reduced prices tor clsh or wool by
II. w, CATLlN.
P s Prices to compare with The times, no mistake
Sept 7lh, l842.
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E(N English 0uills, small size and snperi.
WV or quality suitable for Ladies School
Jun received bv G. GOODRICH
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New Boarding IIunsc.

WAKREN SIBLfY ha> opened BOARD Nc
w HOUSE in he luildng known as :, he ward.
worth House corner Of Pearl AMI Wire stree
Burning on where ten or fifteen re, pecahe boarler,
may accommodated.
sep Il, 1912. I5c
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Military.

\ IL who are wishing for MILITARY GOODS
y TO nse this fall, should lcav. their orders lmme-
dately y, OF they mag not get them in time
PANGEORN 4. BRINSMAlD.
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EFFECTS OF DAVIS s. Russell OF
BTRLINGTO

Time Piece, Stoves and Pipe 100 Shoe Lasts
4 Work. Benches, | Cutting Table, Boot Tree, :
Crmps about 80 Volumes Books and Pamphlets.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16
Sale of Bankrupt's EHect

N Office is hereby given that by virtue of the seve-
~ raj orders of Bankruptcy in the following cases
issued out of the District Court Of the United States
for the District of Vermont, will sell at public
ton at my officein Burlington Vermont on Saturday,
September 2D,h at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, such effects Of
the Bankrupts herein named az became vested IN me
by virtue of the DEGREES aforesaid, viz
EFFECTS or LEMUEL CURTIS
or BURLINGTON
81 Volumes OF Books and Pamphlets.
EFFECTS OF ABNER 3. LOWRY
DE BTRLINGTON
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ROM An CEMENT.

100 BARREl s Of this celebrated Cement, It's
IOo quality having been tested and found SUI
perior to any in use, for sale reduced prices bv
Sept. Sth, 1872, FOLLETT & BRADLEY.
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EFTECTS OF.yOHN SMITH OFCOL-
CifES TER
Fond sicned by james Duane, MS agent for
james C. Duane for Deed pfa certain pcce of Land
living and being in the town of Duane in The state OF
New York. and all the right and interes, Of John
Smith IN said Land,
NATHAN p. HASWELL, Assignee.
Burlington, Sept II, 1872
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Sheetillus.

SneetIngS.
RKoWN and black sheetings, bed tick, cotton
- ba'ts, cotton yarn, black and white w,d,,na
&c &c. just received, and for sale very, low bv
>. b, SCOTT
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Cloth Caps.

TUST reed direct from he manufacturer. full as
- sortment of all kinds Cloth Caps and For Sale at
great bargains by, June g. 40 H. W. CATLIN.
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SS$zS''ss5&
THIRTEEN DAYS LATER

1'fo .Niempts 10 fssassinafe The Queen n England
Wore disastrous .Nc,rs from, L,dia-Faa of Gn-nee
The britannia arrived al Boston The 18th inst.
The BRITANNIA eit Liverpool on tho afternoon Of tho
It and we have both London and Liverpool papers 70
the mornng of that day.
NJ change III The price Of Cotton Market firm.
Tho British War Steamer Rhadamanls arrived NJ
lldiaN IN the ldh Instant with dispatches fvI Lad
hshburton, aud mdcrs Tor the Warsplle In proceed
The Mediterranean Tho special messenger TO Lord
Ashhurton came from Halifax in the Britannia aud If
morrd that discrepancies OF the highest Importance.
The first attempt ON the QUEENS lite made hy
Young nan. who presented pistol while she in hot
carriage with Prince Albertbut 1t Is certain, who
Their he pulled the trigger.
Tho next was made next day, whilst she in
open bnfoucho with Albert. pistol discharged
hut the carriage proceeding at than IL
usual rato-and the ha did not take effect. The per-
son was seized upon The spot. lie was AT first supps
cd 10 he orcgner but IL appears unhappy that be
an Engllshuan. named John Francis. tn
shutter nj one othe theatres lie is about 81 years OF age
ohtznee had eapltulat, aud surrendered. on condition
that the garrison be safely conducted 10 Gabul.
On the Other hand Col. Pol ock had forced The kibcr
pass. and taken possession OF the f1rs commanding H.
and would. no dufb. nnrch to the relief Of Jealaad
Gen Sale, III sortie from tnl place, overthrow the
sufgcnts.
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q q y * e N 4.
NEW CHEAP GOODS.

M f. have inst received an assortment Of New Goods,
W which shn sell very cheap.
large lot ofbfown Domestic |. / 1 and 81 wide
An extensive assotncn, Of Calieots, very low
Georgia Nankeors. At Sd per yard
Silk and Cotton Hosiery, low
A fine assortment Of B0NNE'fS. very cheap amongst
them are fine and superior Florence braid
French fancy, plain Straw Cypress and Chip fancy
Nuns white and roorod
i.afge lpt of Palm Leaf Hats, very low
" It'll great variety Of other and desirable Goods,
which we are Offering ON terms TO sui, the times.
We solicit call from all persons in want of goods on
good terms. ID. PI RVS 4 DUFFEI.
June 20 1w il
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NIRGINlA.-M Rules held in t1a CLERKS Office of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Ld~ and Chanccry for the
county Of Amherst Monday the 9th day Of June isi2
Michael = Warren administrator o Butler arnan decd
Plaintiff,
against
Godfrey Tocr executor OF Elijah Barnes decd aud in his
right, Frances Barnes, William Henry Barnes Elijah w
Barnes Samuel G. Watts, ad Lucy w his wiies Pulkcly
Banes, Sally Barnes and Mildred Barnes he last three
OF whom inans) Elisha Barnes, lillian Barnes son
OF Henry William b. Ioer, Alexander NJ. Rucker and
Sarah W. his wc, Mary Shepherd, Lucy Gllaspe, and
John Hamilton, and Martha ms wife. Defendants.
IN CHANCERy.
The Defendants Godfrey roer Of Elijah Barnes
decd and m his right, Elisha Barnes and John Iami
ton and Martha his wife not 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 not inhabitants of this counfy ordered
that the SAID Defendants do appear here the first day Of M
gust term and answer the bill al the Plaintiff and that
copy Of this oider be forthwith inserted newspaper
published the Of lynchburg months
yey and posted the front door Of the Courthouse of this
county. \ Copy-Iesc,
ROBERT TlNSIEY, {.
jude y win
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III NiNG sold ont the principal par'ol q I. u
4 4 q { X nj the store ol Burton \ Robes, VI
have the pleasure OF Informing friends and TN public
generally. that w have rcnorcd 10 That honAc . L Il
T. " + Il r Z q { Il Of + Il T. s H.
" " aud DESIRABLE GOODS, aud shall
in future continue business Ar TIM OH sra >p IN
der the style aud firm Of ROBES & BURTON.
Having been very literally patron2cd by a generous
public for ncarly five years under the old aud new
firms we atter ourselves now, thai we have united
our stocks, aud are helr prepared and the dspo
Sod 10 mort It's continuance, that shall i re
alihe our most sangulne expectations.
Our stock at this time Is very large aud ia comprised in
part OF the following very desirable articles. which
with many others mol enumerated, earnestly invite
the attention Of all who IN want Of good Goods nj
low prices
PLAIN aud Figured silks aud Satins some very aud rich
unusually low
Hacl Italian Silks. Il great variety
blue black do. handsome aud cheap
BLACK. blue black and eoorcd thaeS.
Mousns prent variety and very cheap
Black aud colored Giro DE Nap Merluo. very dna
BLACK, blue black. aud eoloed Bomballnes
Syrian Muslms. fine and handsome article for lade,'
dresses
Painted Lawn. and Musns, from Ia to Ia
talleocs NJ Cd worth l.
do - l. " /, lM
do Eng ls6d" 24#3d
Printed tamhrcs, yard WIDE at lsGd
Tarmn Muslin white aud colorcd. new article
tamhres aud Nuallns splendid assortment
Bonnet silks aud Lawns. ver, low
Bonnct Ribbons, a aree supply cheap
Npacca lustre u beautiful article lur adde's dresWa
Cambria and Muslin Edgings aud lnscrtings
Thread and I}uhlurt laco4s. LARGE supply
SILK. Cotton and Worscd Hosiery spondI assortment
Gloves. 81 all kinds, prices and descriptions
Scars, Fancy llandheicicls, Shawlp aud Mnniiaa, II
fIch variety
Cloths. Cnssnnrfcs mud Nestlngs
''eorpa Nankcens. brown I.nens and Billings
summer Cloths and 'fhlh,t Cloths. vory ino
Cotton frnges. large stock. very cheap
SILK aud Cotton UMBRELLAS and pafasuls
6ambroons, lt1nn Cloths. to,tont nssmersc. Kentucky
Juancs. and various other Goods suitable ioI zen
tlcnon'5 clothing
Cotton Oznaburg. BnrIaps and Tow Linen
Iileachc and brown Co,ions from cents 10 tho hncs
quality
Sugar. Coffee. Salt aud Bah Cotton; very low besides
great variety oi other u
cInrEs of which We invite special examination.
ROBES < BURTON.
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Do'r, The ,ljoit;oaist.-Slnc Wc,ks hgo. lie RirI
m3nd Enquirer declared that Dor was not an Addition
sl. The Providence journal on The other hand, at
fms that he was, and it presumes still is member oil
the Rhode Island State Anti-Nlayery s5eicty--lha he
was one OF the most prominent and active mcn,ber~
OF The Executive Committee of that Sociev-and that
he was nominated to Congress (y the locos) mainly be
cause it was supposed hat his connection with the Abo
lIilon Society would give hun some additional strength
VIII the Enquirer uhletelye It's readcrs Ic,ite Sap
Pe"' Is It's motto. Lei it act up to its requirements.
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! I0l t.'iarro idtro ds.- Conliafy to all eNpccta
iais tins nan lie magnitude Of nhc,e ormts was on,
oqai'd y lie doNterily and skill which he displayed
III lc consnnfasion 81 his schemes ol vllany las bea
'nhd gully Of iaud sud forgery, on enc Of the five
counts ct the Indictment against hn IN the court OF over
and t'nnintf Il The city cf New York Neither the
Ntotshts 81 his eourst, Messls E,ars MARSHALL and
Cnt'nden.) powerful aud ingenious as he, w,re, nor
The ar'il'y conlri'cd evidence by which he cndeayoed
TO provo 0'ti, and 10 for the large amount Of
money IN lis possession. could sa,c him, and ir once
the mshes Of the law have been strong enough 10 hold
man who had enlisted public admiration aud sympathy
oy LIE extent oli> operations and by the eius dlsa,
ed IN conducting Them 10 a successful result Thercare
YET aur other indictments unon which he Is 10 lie tried
and II he be found guilty, as he probably will, on
each ii hem he will be accommodated with r,sldcree
the State Prison, perhaps the remainder olhls hic
Among Tie testimony used in his defence the ali
dayit Ola man named johnson. taken III Havana, be
tween Whom and Edwards articles of agreement were
read, purporug have been entered into Ter the cult
Walton Of cotton in 1cNas-ohnson putting in $50 Doom
cash, y Edwards land OF the value by this means
Edwards accounted for the large sum Of money found in
his trunk This man johnson, however, refused to re
ply To tIle leading nterrogatores addressed him. on
his cross examination by the prosecuting attorney and
there not doubt that he has been all along the ae
compIce Of Edwards and that together they petpetrated
those immense frauds ON the Banks OF Clncinnati Lou
sllle, Ne" Orleans and Philadelphia and the house OF
Jacob Little of New York which occurred early III the
year leil--and that johnson having escaped with
his share ofthe plumber, made false statement Tor tho
benefit Of his partner in iniquity.
The way OF the ransgrcssor, though tor a while he
may be successful, is always hard the end. However
arlaIy hemay weave his plots, there is always weak
place in the web which sooner or later exposes his vii
lainy. Edwards possesses talents adequate any
station aud properly employed, they would have ee-
waited him 10 envlable position among honorable men
hut he prostutcd them othc bases purposes and will
probably end his in CELL the companion Of clons
Of every grade,
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Trustees sale Of
IANt.E sCOtN OF NOOIs, SIlOGN. a

o. The besl qualities aud n all s.fs and descriptions
III Virtue of 4 trust deed or the hcue OF the cred
''tors otthc firm OF Franklin Sporty. by Them In
us executed, the Plat day Of lunc, 1872. We shall
ON tilt kSDAN THE 18th DAY OF
JUN NEXT,
Sell at public auction this Town, all the stock OF
Merchandise of the SAID Franklin and Sperry. now on
hand credit OF four mouths will be given ON all
twenty dollars, the purchaser giving bond
negotiable note. we'll secured endurscd-iut ol
o under twenty dollars. cash will he required.
We alone authorised To collect the debts and nc
counts OF said firm, and the business he quickly
closed we take this occasion respectfully 10 urge the i'm
mediate payment Of all such debts 10 either OF the nn
derseucd TllOS. r. BOlIDlN.
DAVID T.. SPENCE,
Trustees Of Franklin \ Sperry.
june - lilly
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CALNlslklA lllUOIklCE.
200 IN.

4 HAVE received further supply Of superior IL
at oRlCE. sune brand my lormrr mport,tion
luf sale. JAMES GRAY.
ncuNoNn. Juno 1T I'm #
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FuNllE subscriber prepared TO furnish any fam
Il lily desiring the above instrument. upon the most
liberal terms, and from the most approved Manufactures
in the United States. The justly deserved reputation
obtained by the different Makers has been much land
d through the public press, that any remarks Of hi
would be unnecessary upon the present OCCASION lie be
ING known a manufactures of the instrument, 70,
commend the Pianos made by the dltlecRt establish
mcnts interior in the world. AN that he le-
qrcs is trial and if the purchaser is not pleased with
the instrument, it can be returned 81
w. p. GREENE. 4qe4sR*
Or All Pianos sold by me will be raeked ai8~ss
any distance in the country, free of expense ThsJ e.
also he kept in order year, witlsoui snYth2rp>
purchaser, by myself. "a, fss, thror"s = ~
year remlay!Y - y -
| Sept, IL -. .ae country iwM
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LAND AMI NEGROES ron SALE.

My virtue OF two deeds of trust. executed to TN
AZ subscriber. by William romlinsun. the thu
list day oil November. lN31 and the other the lSth
day OF November S3o aud each OF record III the Clerk
Office Of Amherst County, shall nj the house OF said
lemlluson, III the county OF Amherst, Thursday the
18th day OF July. 1872, proceed 10 sell Ia the highest
bidder, al public auction the two TRACTS OF
LAND III the frsi deed mentioned To VII: the tract IN
which said Tomlnsou resides, lying ON both sides OF the
North Fork of Buffalo River III tho county OF Amherst.
Adjoining the andsui Abram Martin. deed and 9th
rrs, CONTAINING 35n acres. less. Also, another
tract on the SAID North Fork Of Buffalo River. about n
meanl half below the above d,-enhcd tract adjoining
the lands oil David Iomlnson. Absalom iliuglnbollan,.
and others, and containing l2o acres. or less.
Alsn the property conveyed by the second deed. ,owlt:
two young NEGRO GIRLS. Mary aud Martha, his
stock Of Cattle Hogs. Sheep. Horses Sc aud his louise
hold aud Kitchen Furniture. and Plantation tenSls.-
The title toths property Is believed 10 be- good, but
acting AS trustee, shall convey such title ory Ii
ted III me
rcms-1he deed requires the sale 10 be Tor Cash.
but probably the day Of SALE liberal terms may
be- allowed.
Should the sale not take place on Thursday from rain
OF other cause, will be had the day 0'rday.
RIO: WHITEHEAD.
juno y Win
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June .

NfiHGlNlA;--.N rules held III the tclks oncc OF the
Circuit superior Court OF Law and tha,cei, Tor the
county OF Nelson, the 9TH da, OF June, 1872.
Floyd l.. W hitehcad Plaintiff
against
Robert Hall and Joseph Roberts, Defendants
Is tuANCERY.
The Defendant, Joseph Roberts, not having entered his
appearance, and according to the Act oil H.
embl and the rules OF this Court and appearing by sat
,tcuft evidence that lac ism inhahiiant 81 tins
menwcllth: On motion OF the plaintiff, by his counsel
odeed that the SAID defendant do appear here, rule
to be held IN the said Clerks Office, the first Monday
September next and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that Il
copy OF tins order he forthwith inserted the Iynchbl.
sinian, newspaper published IN the town o isnehbu1R,
months ely and another copy thereof post
cd al the front dou of the Count house this county,
court day Atop-feste,
RO. G. CUTLER, elk
In.
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VIRGINIA. At rules held IN the Clerks Office uf the
turuit superior tuutt oi Law and CHANGER, lot the
onnty oi Nelson, on the 9th day of June, lol2
Reuben H. Paueson, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas II W alton, Albert W lIauis, Floyd L. White
head, Thomas A. hol,umbe, David ". Bulton and PnHno
Edinunds, Defendant.
IL luANCERI.
The Defendant Piano Edmund~, not having entered hs
appearance and given security according To the Act Of ~
seah and liz, rules OF tins yoo aud appearing by salts
factory evidence that he Is not miablnt Il hls cont
monN cdith on motion o the plaintiff h, his COUNSEL 1t Is
ordered that the aid defendant do appear here At rules L.
be held ia the sad Clerks Office the first Monday IL
september neAt, and answer the plaintiffs bull and that 4
copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN the lsh,hbufg
Nrgna spapcr publ shed IN the townoi ynehburg,
or No month"; successfully and another oePy thereof post
ed the door d tn, house OF this county
count day. AtoW=lcste,
Ku. {. CUTLER. elk.
June . WIN
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June %
Virgiaiia:

Vns1Hb4:
+ Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circn snpc
rior Court Of Law and Chanrery for the county Of Am
hcfs Monday the 9th day OF June, 1872.
Jacob Sharp, Plaintiff,
illiam Mcdaniel late of the curators Of John Han
sard decd, Jesse Burton, administrator dc bpnis of
John Talbot decd, who IN his lifetime the other curator
nthe said John Iansard decd Benjamin Taliacrro ac ad
mnistraor with the will annexed of the said John anard
decd and Richardson Henley the present administrator dc
bon with the will annexed, and Achelus b. lansard
lillian NJ. Ware trustee FOR Judith Hansard and Peter e..
Hansard the said Judith and Peter C. in their rights,
Ambrose r. iansard John W Hansard, Elijah Davis and
Pernelia his Wife, formerly Permela Iansard, Isaac r.
Iansarl Sophia Tinsey formerly Sophia ansad, Polly
Burfol formerly Polly Iansard, Phillip Burford and Caro-
line his wife formerly Caroline IIansafd, Defendants
lN CHANCERY.
The Defendants Archeus b. Hansard, Ambrose II. Ham
sa I'd John w Iansard, Elijah Davis and Pemea his
Isaac r. Iansard, Sophia Tinsey Polly Burfod and Pull
lip Burord and Caroline his wife, not having entered their
appearance and security according TO the act OF AS
semby and the rules OF this Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they not inhabitants Of this country
is ordered that the said Defendants do ypear here the
frst day Of August term next, and the bill OF the
pIa n and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the town Of Iynchburg for
two months and posted at the front door OF the
court house Of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT TTNSLEY, e.
Irre - WIN
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=
NOTICE..

FoRN Arm all persons from driving Wagons
! through my Woodland trespassins my land in
ANY way. ior If they do the law will be put III force
galnst all such offenders. ALIEN WHITE
FoRr LEWIS. June 10 w}w il
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% Tully X. Nse, oil Aceomac, "a brother Of Henry
A. has been appointed First Auditor of the Treasury
in place OF Jesse X. Miller ''rcsjgacd" as the Nadls,
MAN says-5ut who it IS well known, walNed out to pre-,
vent being kicked out.
4 Sign'-'rle n Y. New Era, few days ago. de
Glazed that Mr. Calhoun had forfeited the good opinion
Of the Northern Democracy by his opposition 10 the
Rhode Island Insurgents. The Era was then edited by
Levi d. samm, the leader OF what Mr. adams calls
the "Democraey Of the Five Points, Slanm la,
since been deposed, and editor installed, and the
Era Is out in favor of Mr.. Calhoun and Sanm an
m'nnecsa new PAPER 10 be tilllcoming to he called
The pic5eiaa"
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a CAR ID.

+ being the desire Of Mr.. tldisen Irvine. ~,,h
draw from the business, in consequence ii his wish
move Ia Mcadsve. we will from this time offer
GOODS at very reduced prices, i'll order 10 effect that
object as speedily as possible.
We invite customers and I'll others wishing 10 my,
10 call and examine our stock-lt will he found to con-
sst Of MANY VERY DESIRABLE GOODS.
WHITE, TARDN 4 IRVINE.
March Z tsif
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! VIRGINIA At rules held IN the Clerks pfrea at tn,
tncut Superior Count OF Law and ,hancoA iui tho
count, ol Nelson, tie 9TH da, OF June, isia
Robert How ard, and John Toward infant under the
apro wen, trIrs, Who SUES by DAVID pittesnn, hs
guardian AID reNt fIad llainti,,
against
lhkarIa Edmuud>, llaiiud h. scott, James Garland.
Christopher I. Es,~, Charles l.. Christian aud Sterling
Claiborne, Defendants.
Is CuAnCrRx
Thu Defendant, Piano Eduunl,, having entered his
appearance and seeury according the Act ul ~
,nhly aud the rules Of tn, out and appearing hS sat
Ntoy evidence, that he is not mhabtant at thu,
monWealth Ca motion al the plaintiffs by then counsel
l. ordered that the said defendant Ito appear here Al rule
to he held IN the sad Clerks p1cc, the Monday
September aud answer the painAs bill, aud that
copy OF tins oldcl he forthwith inserted in the snehbuig
nsnan, newspaper m til, toNnei l,nchburs,
or Nv" months successfully, and another copy th.teei prst
cd the front door house this county ON some
court day! CoPy-Iese.
no. {. CUTLER, ELK.
juno - WIN
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DS.Y. ~. FsEKIy'EEx.

"liI ATTEND the Superior and Inferior Courts
W oi Bedford aud Franklin.
Addr@s-LibGgrY, BLnronp.
Jnuc 10 within
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\ beautiful and fine Toned iianO,
AND LOT or uOi sEIsOs.D AND NireIEN
FURNITURE, At An,,ion.

M will sell, on Friday morning, 9Th inst at 10
w o'clock,
| beautiful fine toned Pano-new aud fashionable
Mahogany Tables Bureaus. Chalrs, Wardrhes, Sc.
The above Furniture is part Of Mrs T.. ). Cahc's.
PAYNE \ II RNEN. Ancts
june ., IL