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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26
pPAY FOR THE TELEGRAPH..G

Those who owe for the Telegraph, es-
pecialIy ;hose whose accounts are of long
standing, aud OF considerable amount, are
Informed that am in great need of what
is due from them to meet my creditors. -
NV contracts with those whom lowe were
made with reference 10 my contracts with
those who owe me. My means of meet
ing my creditors has been greatly sacrifi-
eed by force, on account Of the Delinquent
cy OF those who are indebted 10 ne for The
Telegraph and other work.
HA special word here 10 priests ard
other professors. II does seem as though
there were more than a willingness 10 de.
psive me OF the means Of paying my debts
nod carrying on business. could tel
stories, by way Of publishing facts. expos.
ing the delinquencies of numerous priest:
and some deacons. that would put homes
people ia agony. Shall do il2 am a
loss 10 know what justice requires in lh
case. wish to avoid exposing Individu
nls unnecessarily. But what shall d.
My creditors crowd for pay. | look I
those from whom the means j. due. Ma
ny Of them l believe are Wiling to d
justly so far as they have the power
But there are others stand in donb 0
Il really seems to me there is a disposiI 10
70 some extent 10 do by loul means VIVA
cannot be done BY fair means. What can
not be met by argument is to be suppress
I'd BY robbery, 10 the way Of wilhhoIdiu!
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To be ntt II u c d.
The Vermont Telegraph,

Is about 10 Change is name 10 g The
REoENRATOR." ltthat paper has indeed
abIudoued Christ as the Savior OF the
world, for tie illusions of TrSuscenden,a,-
ism, Of which ii gives bat 100 much evf-
deuce OF late. IL follows in order, accord
| ing TO The usual progress Of Error, that IL
should assume The office Of Chris, am
10 BE ilseIt the ChrIst, Us tn. Pope aud
the Protestant anti CDrsS do, as 1t will
| 10 taking the name of .'rHE REGENERA-
TOR" OF mInkM Nd. Alas, brorhcr. lelv
ling Christ, aud the Bible which b. irs VIII
| ness of hun, YOU sInK into ''bIJcknrSs Of
darkness" while you concelt yourself rus
ing 10 tranScendent light. 1t is 40 new
thing for Human Wrsdomlo boast iseii
Just non ;ltisen 10 rcf'rtn the world All
us vduntlng promises have frel--M i'll
all fail. Cnrlst is the only name ana vlr-
tue aud power by which men can BE- sIv-
ed. As al aasclionate warning 10 the
Telegraph, and to oilers of like lendeu-
lcles. we remind Them Of this declaration
Of Cnrisi lie that ealereh mol by~Lhe
| door anto The sheep Jott, but c'iRbctb up
some Other a0Iy, tie same IS u 10 et aad a
| 'OCOCt. u ~ tttS t%UOI 81 Tug
sleep. All that erer cane byfo,e nc are
| thseres rad ro55efS: b9t the shesp did not
[ hear them. $50 il ever will be.-DlSci-
pie. T..
Ii "Chtist is the only name and virtue
and power by which men can be saved. -
where, ask, is me goodness of tha. beng,
or of those beings who have this "1owern
nj their control, while even The knowledg e
Of it has not been extended 10 one Of a
hundred Of our race! affirm what can
not BE- successfully contradicted, aud what
will not be disputed by any Intelligent per-
son, when say, not one in a hundred Of
human beings that have lived and died,
ever knew or heard Of any such being as
Jesus Christ. ask, further, on whom is
II, and has it been, incumbent, 10 make
J known this tndne and virtue and power
by which men can be saved % Dies the
responsibility Test upon G1d. on Christ,
on his followers, or on all togelher2 To
say that itress on God is TO lmpeach his
goodness in The highest possible degree, in
view Of the fact that he has wilhho!den
this salvation from more than 90 out of
100. Tell me not Of his sovereign rinb
to do or forbear 10 the case. Whit would
DC lhorght of an earthly parent who, hav
ing hundred children deaf and blind,
and himself possessing the power 10 open
thelreyts and ears, should suffer ninety
nine of them TO Continue in their deafn.ss
and blindness, and IL his condition 10 tray.
FL off from precIpice to their s,ruc:ion {
Would he be praised for saving one, Will,
he suffered the others TO be DESTROYED
! when he had the same power 10 save al
, hat he had 10 save one2 This same rea
/ snuing will apply 10 Chris. If he ha:
5 the power IF G0d. according to orthodoxy
e AMI negleets % use il, and suffers so large
D u proportion 10 be lost, where is his love
5 about which we are told so much? Bea
Y in mlnd-lhe propositlon. the dogma, un
. der examination is, that Christ is the on
4 ly name and virtue and power by which
4 men can be saved" The question is,-ol
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26
V OIL. XIV. NO. a.

win Mormons, and take all ross,,I,
vantage of the Miller ex,i'eneu. Ia :
their churches with proseIytes. wbsn ,
are re all all the while treating rhcm with ~" W..
co"'smpt and scurri:i'y as the oto.
How long will the reIigioni>ts succ.,I
keeping the people Ignorant of ,b.;, ;
positions Id
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26

90 Hrifers an the Telegraph speak their
oDa Uiedcs and sentiments on their 0tCH resp0R-
sibiilfu. on
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.

Brandon, wednesday, July go, Is4s.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26

POT VS.. KETTLE.-The Mormon pa
per, cdHtd The Nauvoo Neighbor, is out
peiI-mel on what is called the Miller hum
bug, and expresses great surprise at the
rapid growth of Ianallctsm ia III coun-
trv!- Christian Watchman.
And what have these "fanaticisms, -
ridieuled by this Christian Waterman,
sprung irOm2 They are the offspring of
the very religion advocated by The Watch
man, a religion ofmysleres, mUmerles and
mocnshine. Will the progenItor look
with conlempt and sccrn upon its own
progeny2 What more out:ageousIy un-
natural and crue! .'.*... -. ~
But this is not all. There is hypocrisy
and vieuess added 10 the monstroshy and
cruelty OF the Case The popular lie i
sionlsls have not only taught the thing to
srdnsplTe, leaving only for the Mlllerltes 10
Sc; The time = and Set the Alormons q
foil pattern Of blind man-worship and Id
otto creduIousness-bu: they sill hold
church fellowship with MiIlerites, if no!
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26

This was the amount that l received, while a
student at Latin and Greek, for sup 'iying the
place of a priest, IN htighboring town, during
his absence two Sundays. This single five dollar
bill Is all the pay That ever received as priest
mention il here as matter of information, mas
much as it is fnoNn that stool nom'na lily in the
priesthood for several years. r..
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26

CLEARLY, lr end Wilson does net u"'''> ''-
theology! And, soberiy, if lie DID, he No'''" u
d,Tstaur wha, never was undtt, ODD l.! '''
er being Its rank bedIdarisn and "H'"'' ~.
the whole Of ii. But the word, " Ics'S =.
What arrested my attention, While III! '!' b
running actoSs friend vi sou : manus' ri !
by the way Is we'll prepared. BY al as ,.rs
OF Ideas it brought TO my mind "P'' ia
heard of specimen Of theology III "'''' ,,,.
word was used, ia discourse GelIsered h''
dred miles fosn this place few >u"'@}s m
priest was Loidtrg forth dogma ''''' .,.
not be sustained or defended by facts or "'s
by truth or reason. This he was a"'' m.
So he virtually confessed that what nc nd
posing upor the people was utterly lna'io"'. ,,ad
unnatu, al. He SAID it could not be uhas'
blu, by sort of ..sptrttuat logic" !-ED. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09

that whenever the day OF election such prevent
sick man from attending the polls should be kept opon for
his benefit. But the evidence will speak Tor itself. VIII
tho Jevrsonan be good enough give the public the
mainder OF the testimony. We have already heard Of
Democrat who has been converted by the dispositions In
Greene, and perhaps il the Others published, they
would be the means OF converting more.
7. Since the above written, have received
letter ffom gentleman in Stanardvle or which thank
hi) informing that the dispositions above referred
only part OF those TAKEN and such
BILE to Mr. Glmer. The dispositions which we publish.
copied from the Jctlcrsonian, received
through any other Why those which
operate in favor OF Mr. Gognn suppressed Is the letter.
sonian afraid for both sides the public Is
due To Justice, that all the evidence shall be hcardi For
own part, entirely willing that the rhoie truth,
matter which side favor, shall be given the public.
We shall therefore endeavor procure the suppressed de-
positions. and publish them Our correspondent inform
that there are more dcposions yet be taken, which will
be still more favorable tn Mr. Goggin We will be obliged
TO him, II he will procure them they taken.
and forward them TO for publication Ii neghbor OF
the Jeieson'an, will hand to the remaining depo
snons for which he could find space" his columns
will endoavor make room for them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09

ssd feeHfy nine and Mr.. Van Baren received >!
And IN the States, Mr. Van Buren, beaten the
popular votes by clear aggregate majority of about sixty
Is submitted then worthy of reflection whether il be
wise TO calculate securing aid from those States by nom
mating mn rs the Republican Candidate.
The victorious and a-eonquering Jackson swept away
every petty obstacle To his RISE With him the Rcpub.
csu candidate, the Republican party the American Ma
ton MT Van boren became his successor; the nheri,or
oi ms unbounded popularity, invested with
age OF the chiei executive Magistrate this great nation
and in the complete enjoyment the incaculabe advan
tages OF ms situation. the Republican party when follow.
ing fortunes, were condemned oyerwhelmng and i,
nomnious defeat,
lie retired the walks OF private lGe lie left us in
OF ioorn prostitution His was separated from,
cause. Instantly. the irfepressiblo encrry of our
principles rcbounded from the state unnatural
The Republican Principle, delivered from the influence oi
his led conquest after conquest till brgh,
Banner in triumph throughout the broad realms
OF this broad Union Aud even now, even before
realise hopes and Just expechons-wc called upon
by his friends, again. identyou with hs
terfuRs!!!
This adcle, than which nothing could he better
calculated to do so, has thrown the Enquirer into
a rage. The Editor is too mad tn say any thing
himself; but he makes one Of his correspondents
thunder for him. We have space for only the OPEN
ing paragraph:
IS" do not ask whether "Trip Raps" who writes about four
aud half columns the last Petersburg publican against
the prospects of Mr. Van Buren, for him Is 10
not or whether he Of those who did 'oiicr aud
nger about the outskirts OF the camp the enemy whom
KIP Raps" now thinks 1t desirable bring will,
enthusiasm, II but hang the banner another
err But this remark hope may be permitted to make
without offence that these mmers, and ocrers and COW
boys, the best troops be uscd-and TINT il ia
asking rather much OF the firm aud decided Republican
party consult the wishes the oitercrs i'm the choc, of
candidate, rather than to please themselves"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09
The Con,eSted Election,

The gentlemen whose votes have been contested
are again requested TO attend the City Hail. this
morning, to give their DISPOSITIONS. We are certain
that iithey were aware of the trouble they are iv
ing Mr. Bolts 10y their neglect, they would speedily
amend their ways. He is here every day-ncg-
lecting his private aiiairs-and coming to the
doors OF the voters for their convenience, and it is
as little as they could do to attend promptly. So
far as the investigation has gone, all is right, and
the contest is carried through, there is no doubt
of the result
We, therefore, again call upon voters to come
forward this morning, and give their dispositions.
Ii will not require than ten minutes TO each.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09
7He Bcdford and Ai5cma,ic Con,esi.

This. which at one time sccmed to supply Mr..
Gimcr's friends with am incshaustibc stock ofrncr
rimcni, bids fair Ia become a more serious matter
The Witnesses who were examined in Nelson and
Amherst, and who had never been in Madison. and
knew nothing about the rain there, have been 81.
p"rscdcd by others in Greene and Madison, who,
to the sorrow ofthe mirthiul gentlemen are little
less gnorantl
The Charlottesville papers contain the dispositions
taken IN Greene, and the Advocate thus refers to
their very Satisfactory character:
THE DEPOsfTIONs.
We publish to-day, the depostons taken on the 18th,
lI lui 18Th u the county Green, under the second
notice % NJ. GD2gin to Gov. CLINE G. The evidence Is
somewhat vci.od 900 cloud u ntcuognofos propoundod
10y MI Ilmrr; but nevertheless sufficiently clear
prove a. the minds Of nny who will give impartial scan.
rirg, that there was not sufficient cause for keeping the
polls open in that county after the first day Of the election
last April The conduct Of Mcssrs Finks and Sims
lusuR a. act Commissioners after the first day, and
ienng their protest on the back Of the pobook, cannot be
too highly commended. As honorable men, resolved 10
abide by their ouns, and faithfully To discharge their duty
with t,r NJ the case, whether right wrong, they
could not have acted differently
All the wItuo-.cs in the statement that
there wH shower 1T rain about twelve o'clock. # hall
hours continuance. Was this sufficient hinder or pre-
rent ,0r notwithstanding the distinction attempted bo
drawn bcwtcn the two wWds, they are frequently used
synDmy nously many voters from attending the polls ANY
pcrol who lived Of distance had surely started the
lection before the rain commenced Those who lived
the place Of election, had plenty u reach H. after
the shower.
II also proved that several old and inirm men were
IN attendance, and gentleman who voted fOr Mr. Gil.
aud absent the first day confessed that he
manned NJ home not IN consequence Of the weather, but
for the purpose II turning iogs i the srangest thing
NJ the world that should choose riiny day 10 burn
logsl Let the whole world know that there Is certain
county The State Of Virginia by the name Of Goone in
Which water, (0rraia ioafer) will not quonch fire,
Perhaps the weather such 10 render u imprndsHi
for an old or reg ffrm man TO turn but the same
would have been the had the day been only e dam
o. cloudy, extremely warm 8ufclyno man will contend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09

Orange Court House Temperance Convention
Pursuance t Mend of Temperance assembled
oans, Iou-c, cGth Of July Convention Where
AHhfo-e I' OF CulPeTe appointed President S"'
,. Ellis Of Orange. q. A Smith, OF Madison b waket M
otang,. L. Thomas Ab.aTe, r. TToynan. OF Madison
p nm CuPepsI John Walker, OF Orange. Thos Coleman
Of AMI J. Morton. OF Cui-rer Nes-rresienr n Fry
VIM. $ and l.. u. Williams, Secretaries
Ccoke col Madison Col Taylor Col Walker Col welch
Dr Pannl appointed Marshah
q Day.
/ Earnest
on motion. Rs.soos Tina, Temperance
present BE- requested 10 take seats members ct the Conven
Tiu under the nay, and with
Of Muse fom Rockingham, the PROCESSION OF the
&s rcmeianoe sei with appropriate Banners was fo'ned IN
MANNER aud after rarng up down Main
TUNED the Public Suar, where stands raised or the
speakers AMI The band OF Music AMI sas IN an amPh'eae
de- 70, the audience.
Leers from Various distinguished individuals who had been in
attendance read
addressed by and
Rockingham. L. Chancellor. Pcn
OF Louisa when took Of hour refresh the
multitude with cold collation. and wa'et Upon eonvenins
jefferson, Mr. w Gibson, Madison Mr. 4. Hin OF Char
oes,e Mt John J. Walker Madison addressed
Al O'Clock, =. Nj adjourned early eSnilclCht
When again convened The audience s'n age AMI J. L.
Thomas OF Albcmar } H. Ire G. rannl and }. Morton. DE-
v"d addresses and between II aud IL O'Clock NJ the Con
ADJOURNED de-
unanimously adopted Milling
aud mcsscs their influence niu
ene them to lceome meulcr Of the Temperance Societies
The audience large, example Orange
IIousr The perfect preserved adr-
adapted every tlse-aTeuncn anecdotes, awful
wanin1 and aieetonae aioundedt feast OF
How era good feelings
have arrved-whes and Democrats Christians the
Young aud Tie Old man and woman seemed to he moved by one
common impulse-"sHecoss tie erIss TaPsrses Reform
Upwards of 200 enrolled their Tiais
interesting cases Many Societies from the neghbourns counties
Convention, delegations. bat the
Their embodied ARRIVAL and their tasty and beautiful Hammers On
that OF the juycnlc society, with the hail.
this insertPuon-He fh Ts7,,aHor-Ron away Boys"
when TIE youth Of sda who will he the OF TOMORROW put
Their shoulders TO this great work with what hope the hearts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
MoyDAy MoRNISo, August

Reported for the HteHigeHeeTl
TosAcco-The abundant rains have caused some abate
in the ardor of purchaers-good and fine qualities
however owgn TO the scarcity Of SUCH have not declined
We quote common Lugs 75 25O better sorts $50 to
Leaf 50, so To Q.
WHEAT-Wet weather has prevented large supplies but
the prce has, notwithstanding, decned-The general sales
from Wagons the close of last week from 80 to o.
choice white something Several crops on the nv.
er were sold early last week dolar-subsequen We.
large and fine It 90 cents and that price could not be
obtained on Saturday
fLJrRNo sales Of new except Ia retail way at So so
Large lots could be- bought lower
CorroS--Sales to very small extent at g to =.
CoRN-6O cents with prospect Of decline.
BAcoS-NiTginia 20 Weston ( to CT.
The last accounts from Europe calculated to affect
our markets.
EXCHANGE on the Northern ciuea per cent premium.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09

In the slt Of her O'Clock morning II the %
,ns Mis- NANCY NJ. SON Of bate Mai John Nelson
Of Meckenburg County Thu. ha- passed away rerpaei
relic OF otsr ines and noble specimen oft- O shDned
Lady The life AMI character one easily Dor
aycd ~ the lnckncd phrases of obituary notice Deem within
the hearts Of her dcsntlnts friends her mann D. m
shrned, associated with a that good pure and excellent In
human nature Endowed with super abundance 81 th- word.
goods she pracccd teueyoenc. ruf-cr and d.tf..s
as va. uniting Within ue door. h1-ptb Man the
needy ant the helpless failed fad welcome and % home
She was Tor mfny }'if-a devoted member Episcopal Church
aul 90 all the fe!aiou~of o afforded sukin. exam Of Tins han
W influence n" true Crtau principle year. he abourI
h"lefn painful nervous affection which she than
. ordinary patience and fpntude II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09
Clan I'm GeOrai1

The wing papers IN Georgia give the most
cheering accounts of the Wing prospects in that
State. Van never did and never can get the vote
of'hc State; and MIR. Calhoun is particularly odious
to the old Crawford pary-bctwcen whose chief
and MIR. Calhoun there subsisted the bttercst hos
tity.
Georgia in ~ will stand in the foremost rank
for Harry of the West.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09

'3 AAsoNs-j W. R,ypalru has received Tor ale tbe f
lowing new and valuable work
IHe tec"isonz Monitor combining IaInratou Of the 0fi1
"' 'p's " f''nIi.nny. with explanations and plates
b1Vs-iic ff,cuasDf library and saf,r.i Amman p,,o h. 4
Cole. -" ''"', ~ ~
c 'OrPERhs-3O lbs. Cop9,m,--4ndr- .r.I FOR s,,e.
- "" ~ DAVENPORT ALLEN
ES/ tNDOW GLAss.-IOOO boxes s,iu and to,ls ,i,. ,
w The best factories landing and Tor .1b
m' DAVENPORT kALLES
offEE-a3i5 bags RIO. Iaguayra Java MANILA Anro.,ura
- and Mancalo Cohcc-of sale NJ low prices by
au' DAVENPORT a ALLEN.
LisoNs' ErROPE-Nos ~ and ~ Ansons History Of ~,
N rolc-juTreccvoI by
au' SMITH, DRINRER & MORRIS
brown aud Btcushcd Sbirtiugs and Shcetings.
LARGE of Co., above Goods of all daa-fotigt
n afl prices, lowest 10 tir finest quality made al
j. 49, CUNNiNgfiAM's
40 Cheap Ca.h Dry Goods Store. u g. shoctos Ii.L
fCuRruER SUPPLY oF TRrNRs-iiard Leather Iron rrics
. I"'lIng Trunks and Bonnet superior
it'Frl'fs ifd oilers l superior Trunk.
fnne TO- style md prices. Ic found very
''p '''e ''ek Of I"'ei1"r hass Oh .1e. .nh slapes
SAMUEL Pt'rNEY,
auo Main e, DOOR above Hsbbari Gardner a 90.
6HNGLfs Gc--aDO0o pumc heart cyprus shingles
= goo Do do DO Fliurs-ilndng l from h Ias
henderson and fo slc by lau ~ SHIELDS soNERvlLLE
Ufrrs Ann CRNVArs--A m IT superior BLACK SATIN
NEsIs together with handsome assortment NJ CRAYATs,
iist received JNO ~ OREM
an y. D. srrscE. Agent
SOMETHING ENrRAihsve m.t feecycig ,peniid Ladies
- Travelling Tmns with apartments Tor Bonnets The above
a'e something new and vcD oonyencnfor Ladies For vep
~" ~ SAMUEL F"1NEY.
ALcoEa,ooo yd. C.leoe, from g. 90, T. 40. ili, &C. a.
- , u. CUNNfNGnAM's
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
auV u sifeet. shockOe Hn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09
HARDWOOD & BEALE,

TNllIII11T1 D n y .I1IF y t0TT
DcRicrs in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, oils, Dye
stuffs, class, Sc..
oFfosfrE HFsR B.gCoN & a., RfcHHoVD. ~
~ ortCE-rhs notify an who concerned John
nascupuH employment has uot been GO
scany aaouths az rAKRlsIl A nENLLEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09
LifeTary lTeSS,1g,r

The August No. the first under the auspices of Mr. Mi.
nor published last Saturday The contents are not so
varied could bc desircd But the Numbr was prepared
under every disldvnntagcparty by Mr. NJ aud partly by
another gentleman The Editor takes hold with an
earnesness and determination which give assurance #
brilliant success.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09
KEERL,> VEuJrIFICE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ANING perfected apparatus manufacturing the above
my customers aud the public VIII always BE- supplied with the
ffesh Article made the day warranted To burn ca
SAM. 4. DOVE,
Mansion House. Main street
This lniended for Carr. sinrrs and R,cchn..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09
WIN q SANDS. g. g
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !
Rirhmnnl. lqih Univ ISIl 1

Pursuant tp The foregoing decree the creditors Alexander
Kim who claim 10 share the proceeds Of the property
by the deed Of the jU day Of March, 1870 from Alexander Nc
Rim 10 Geo Winston and Edmund Bailey hereby at
tend at my Office tile C u Richmond by ~ O'clock \ NJ
Thursday le 18th day Of October AMI prove their
Anh The parties concerned hereby notified
same day and AT The same time and place. with the
settlement and the evidence enable perform the
duties required 10y the foregoing decree
g-yqw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09
NTIRGINIA-At a Superior Cour, or Ch,.noor

for the Richmond Circuit held Capitol In The Civ Of
Richmond, Thursday, June 29th,
John Thompson, Jr. and Curtis Carter, p,,tasr
against
Alexander Mehin Godin executor Of Edmund Baev
deed, De1cnIan,s
Tins cause IN which the plaintiffs appear proceeded
against the defendant Alexander McK out Of This eo
Try IN the mode prescribed by law.
s failing TO appear aud be
the bill taken Tor confessed the defendant answer
Of the other defendant replication argued v
counsel on consideration whereof order tina, Com
missioner Of this eouu publish months IN some
newspaper printed the CITY OF Richmond requiring the creditor.
Of Alexander Mckm, who claim proceeds OF the
property conveyed by the deed day Of March ona
thousand eight hundred aud twenty n vs. Geo
Winston and Edmund Bailey forward a and place
to De- appointed by the Sd Commissioner prove claim.
That the said Commissioning State showing
doe the creditors respectively prove claims And
that he also state appouionug from III
Inuud Bailey trustee, those thereto which
counts the said Commissioner report with any
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself OF which may
be required BY the parties be
Copy-rese,
A. saN