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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-18

~ Cnuf ", AIi''isHpl,
IN Moaaay ne ON fog ~ hoteb
ttlt,
wlllln d. hour, and 10 lbo mnnfff
pfr,enlod vs. lar, ihn ollOwinN trf
seuhcdinttbofpacfIaUllanf, 4inti'
I'd In suld county, ~ 10 ftuch lhrnol
ns will be- uildonl 10 snlrlj tho slbiG
md ,outy mSos. due for the joaf
1919, sd also, M legal costs and
charges iliai may atefue thereon,
tOwits
ThosE u SEQ ., 10 township -, y
Of l,sege 10 T., eot'aibihg 100 nefes mDts
" lsss Aa,f NJ taxes due thereon, 81, ~
eeu's. mxei ~ tie properly u Solomon
Howard AID was originally granted to
him.
The \ T. and The " orhe W lof
sec z, In loptship 10, y ~ Rsoge ~ casl
containing 2lO acres mote ~ loss. AMI
of taxes due thereon, 3 90 oenls, taxed
~ the property u John u. Smith aud was
Originally grated to him.
The W hall Of tbs \ T. a. Of Sec 20,
10 township 10 moth Of range / cas-,
oonlainrg 80 acres more or less. Am'loi
aXos due thereon, co ceuts. Taxed 8s
tho property Of Erasmus l.. Acee q Pryor
NJ Grant Aad was originally granted
TO them.
The T. halr Of the S w Of Sec 20, in
toMnship 10 n OF range 10 cas-. contain.
ing rs acres more or less. AM, Of taxes
due thereon, IS cents. Taxed as the pro-
perry Of Benjamin Clement, and was ori>
gioally garnted to him.
A ono acre Lot square Of Land, situai
ed Ia the north east Conner Of the north
east or, OF the north east Or, Of Section no
SO, in township no Is north of range no
twelve east, containing one acre more or
less. Amount Of taxes due thereon fifty
six and fourth cents. Taxed as she
property of Solomon Il. M'Clanahan.
JOHN w. HUDSON
Iar Collector, ". c.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-18
JOHN w. HUDSON
Tar Collector, w. c.
Dec. oath 1912. ~ ids.
TAX COLLECI0K'S SALE,

III Winston County, .EiS5iSSiPp|
y will expose TO public sale, to the
Il highest bidder, for cash, at the
door of the court house, Of Winston
county, Mississippi,
On Mondoy tie 9Th dag cf.Na1'ch,
1913, within the hours, and IN the
manner prescribed by law, the fol.
lowing described tracts, or parcels OF
land, situated in said county, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient to
satisfy the state and county taxes due
for the year 1912, and also all legal
costs and charges that may accrue
thereon, TO wit.
The S L or Of section no twenty
nine, in township no thirteen north
Of range no ten east, containing one
hundred AID sixty acres more or less.
Amount Of taxes due thereon, thirty
cents.
The west half of The S W or ofSec
no fifteen, IN township no thirteen
north Of range no thirteen east, con-
tanning seventy five acres more or
ess. Amount Of taxes due thereon,
wenty eight cents,
The west half Of the n L or Of
section no fourteen, in township no
thirteen Lorth of range no thirteen
east, containing cigh y acres mc re OF
ess. Amount OF taxes due thereon,
thirty cents.
The east halle W or Of section
no eighteen, in township no fourteen
north Of range no thirteen east, con-
tanning eighty acres more or less.
Amount o! taxes due thereon, thirty
cents.
The west hall tie N L or s. cast
half Of the N W or Of section no one,
township no fifteen north of range 10
thirteen east, containing ore hundred
fifty eight acres mole or less. Amt
Of taxes due thereon, fifty eight and
half cents.
The west halfof the S e qr of Sec
no thirteen, in township no fifteen
north of range no thirteen east, con-
tanning eighty acres more or less.
Amount of taxes due thereon fifteen
cents.
Lots No Is 1922 % rs s. 81 Of
section no four, in township no six
teen north Of range no thirteen east,
containing two hundred and forty
acres more or less. Amount Of taxes
due thereon, ninety cents.
The N E or Of Sec 10 thirteen
in township 16 north ofrange l3 east,
containing one hundr, d aid sixty
acres more or less. Amount 70 taxes
due thereon, sixty cents.
Lots No 1873 of Section no
FIVE, in township no sixteen north Of
range no fourteen east containing
eighty acres more or less. Amount
oltaxes due thereon, Thirty cents.
Lots No ii IL Is Is 8 u 10 OIL
Section no six, in township no six
teen north of range no fourteen east,
containing two hundred and eighty
acres more or less, Amount of taxes
due thereon, one dollar and FIVE cents.
All said land taxed as the property
of Orsamus l. Nash, and was origin
ally granted to him.
JOHN w. HUDSON,
Iar Collector, w. c.
Nov. Goth lS42.-23-tds
TAY lOII EH,rnp,r CAIn
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-18
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.


TAN COLLECTORS SALE. !.
In WINSTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
n WILL expose TO public sale, to
a tie highest bidder, for cash, at
the door OF the Court House, Of Win
sion county, Mississippi,
On Monday tile 9th dug Of March,
lS43,
within the hours, and in the manner
prescribed by law, the following de-
scrlbed tract or parcel of land, situat-
ed in said county, to satisfy the state
and county taxes due for the year
1912, and also, all legal costs and
charges dat may accrue thereon,
to-wit:
Three half acre Lots Of land being.
The south half Of the north west quar-
ter, and the south half of the north
east quarter, and the north half Of tie
north east quarter, Of certain four
ace Lot Of land, described in deed
from one Anthony Foster, TO one
William Harwood, and by the latter
laid of, aud sold in half acre lets,
situated OF the East side Of the Ro-
binson Road, and the said first men,
toned lot, fronting the same, and near
to and moth Of the original Town of
Louisville. Amount of taxes due
thereon, Seventy Five cents, taxed as
the property of Dyer Pearl.
JOHN w. HUDSON,
Idr Collector ". c.
Nov. 26, lS42.-23-tds
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-18

TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
In W1NsroN County, MISSISSIPPI.
n WILL expose to public sale, TO
III the highest bidder, for cash, at
the door Of the Court House, If Win
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-18
TAX COZ LECTOR'S SALE,

Nov. Goth lS42.-::l!:3,- ids.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-18
Ial COLLECTORS SALE,

Nov rs ls42 90 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-20
From Ne Giabt
TIE CoMBE-BY-C ADNINlsrRA J.


The Administrator long sort Of GONE by
chance beng nuhior's ftos As regards con,ii
uetcy--aie driven 10 desperate ncsEs Ia MAINTAIN Tho
dignly aud Jnsl influence which should attach Ia III,
executive power ii great COUNTY, Having 10 spn,r
among THE reolr--uone in the worth Il ihrr persona
characters. and lnhcriiina particle &C the conf
dencc which lis ailrd tie authority II hci TRY hav,
hecine hos-they rcSuri t. aahinr 10 supprt The
inpor,ance which they senstle should 6 The sallos
they hold but the application oftht means Of te Gov,
eminent 10 pufehasc fuliuNtfs Ihty must have Tho
coun 'enaiee Of soncbtty T. lie the head OF he first
1osoInment IN br world osailsh.l hy tic mesi IN.
ioiig. and greatest Pc lie tsfil-- and yel know
that they have not even The rpsufc # en5le Ii, IN,
mat pays ananusi dularcus Tonnage to The institutions
over when tey preside, as fife worse than HAT a.,
ian'aius. he Admlhsiraiiahs Il aros,atts utterly
.aolu'ed oy Inc honesl ncn 81 haih iafu,s without La
wing soafY iflend fcnrnrd ye To either hranch 81
ths next oonafoss-havinr no principle " build np =
party Upon no system Of nrasnifs but that winch III,
country has marked WHh IFS repIolaur-uuw addn ssrs
ils'ii altogether 10 the cpid II he nrrceuarv L. en-
lis' body Il Swiss for followers The wfttched
nou'oo"s had 10 resort Ia tins mode uC Obtaining I,e
men 20 guard ihtf persons. aier Hey Lad Justly Tor
teii.d the respect and affection 81 lie nayr t1uc brs
cd trenelmsn. ever whm Dir, f,len.I
As our absurd dynasty are urtd 10 the p,elsor, Il
CONDITION o lie depravrd aud WIN ont old r,piiuo ri
rance, as II regards public esfialian We ngsi LoL
f"r The sane set ot GoveWnrnt abuses vile rfarees
Pinca' knasefy and traudol nj caabnat MS o supply
we want q Proper ana taiuls sacrplh IN th4e Nfo
hold the reins q power.
We have striking evidence If this tendency in The
eoriul' intrigue 10 Which the administration al Mash
ing'on now addFcssfGs Itself IN "Reminiscences ii the
heytl1ne published At Harrisburg. That frnl. Until
recently was fecogosod by Governor Port,, of Penn
ni'ana rs his official otgan The appointment oi TN
n"vsfnofs Brother, James VI Porter (lhc pand.r Of the
nanS o. Tie United Siai,s) lhe ofcu OF The S,crla
al ar, II sfeins has bought the patronage of The
Executive of Pennsylvania IN and II ina, Of E( p,ssen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-20
saddle and Harness Mandatory.
March IS

5'lii. subscriber has opcrcd the above business a
few deors below the house lately erected by Nichols
\ Bell, and nearly opposite TO Turner & Burwefs,
where lac intends keeping general asorlnent OF ladies'
End gentemens' Saddles, Saddle Bags. Brides, Mar
naats all kinds Harness, Whips, Collars. Trunks. &c.
Hoping from several years experience in the business,
to share Of that patronage which a liberal pub
lie may bestow. His work shall be made If the best
materials. his wokmenare inferior to noue He there
fore solicit. call from these wanting any article in his
line, as he am determined TO sell at prices TO suit the
times. JACOB '. CAlIDN ELL.
7. :. Repairs done with ueaiucss and despatch. The
subscriber has furnished himself with few nf the full
Spanish trees. Any gentleman wishing 10 procure Sad
die Of that kind he accommodated very short
ice.
April wlw
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DIR. ESQHT.'S
III u y 7 g T II q $ :
REST0RER OF THE BLOOD.
CHRONIC IND OTHER DISEIScS

WHETHER produced BY bile, phesm, from intern,
" morbid matters, arising from badly old d,,J
nom the use Of mercury, eaoms barb. sci (n ier
from the change oi hi, 'ie ied III the Pamh
Price per bottle Pint 81 %; Quart, -.
.fhttSyph&ic Sg1p.-Ih, Medicine is in all ysn,,s,
Disorders certain Remedy and the patient will feel bin,
some" hat benefited IN twenry -four hours. Price per BoI
Pint u 30; Qulrt, > ''
.Ayssi,a .9Ertufe. celebrate for its speedy and
removal OF Gonorrha. and G!ee also OF the fearful e>l
consequent Its improper benet nil h. si
pe M IL hours Piee oarth OF pint II So half n, -,
pint -. 'se'
Gotd-r'ine iasa,n, for Bilious aud Neryou. Affection.
Colds, Sc. Price, 81 cents '
.hootofjc Errdct, Imminent for indg, ston GOODNESS j.
the Stomach, Nmbness or W ralness in the Limbs beun
sn, Sc -Four onnecs so cents; half pint, 81 pint n
Dep,"Gfre Po,cder, Tor Bilious Affections, bilious Fe
er Headache, Diseases of the Eyes, which is to b..
ken IN the Restorcr. ID cents per box.
Japan O'f",et, Tor piles which is to be applied beside,
the Rc>orcr. 81.
Bs,tgh Oiatmeat for letter, Ringworm Salt Rhcum
eeadhead fopians oIhc skim and Foul Ulcers to b.
applied besides the llesorer II.
dniccrSm or Strengthening F2asisr for Diseases of the
Chest, Dyspepsia lnfammatory Rheumatism, Palsy para,
~ '' which Is IN most all these be used besides
the kesorer % cts per buN
- For full aud particular Dr. Kuhls M.li.
eines' their properties and nature DR. KS. pamys
wherein Will likewise be found directions for their uei
numerous testimonials, which accompany every Medic,h
md may likewise be had gratis at the office Of DR. n
his agents by mail
Persons wishing procure any of the Medicines. will di.
tet their orders
DR. kuhls Otee, Richmond, Val any of the following
Ageats in NirSnia:
JACOB RUMBOuGu, Lynclburg
Henry lazenool, Castle Craig, Campbell.
Nm I.eltwich, Otter Brids Bedford.
Tho. j. Obeneh1in, Buehaiaa.
Andre, Fudge, CoNinpton.
Slank,, Brown y -. Salem.
Peck + AIicou, BIZ Lick.
&. ". = ID. q. Biitic, tinrlstle.
{. Dmlsum Y Co, Lexington.
Robert G1rincr chlistian,DurS.
Ii. Nornilli,n, Nea born
]. J. ptttcson y Co, Dluyille.
Col. {. Bennett, Puts, ania {. n.
Peer Harl>sdaie Republican Grove Halifax.
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remarkable Phenomenon A letter from an officer
N the l. :. Army, dated at Fort Ioavsrn.wonh Mis-
SCUM, March 'h, states that the ith of February,
at y. Nj, The moon, which had been ubscurcd By a
cloud Io sumo hours, ofrqua proportions the face,
extending beyond the rim, while the two sides small
ptces vi rainbow visible. After continuing TINS
Nay ir aAtnt an hour, the cJor of the moon changed
lis ordinary hue, and the become 4 Silvery white
wlth the edges extending beyond the RIM and touching
NE ralnbows. II continued 81 for half an hour and
heaNy eahds ihcn conng. 81 scured the noun which
81 unseen. his phrnuu eaon s,ou by the hus J.
'al attendants, who were up al that hour of them
l''iy intelligent men, hy the guards senlines on
Ps, ana by several cttiaens OF Weston. lite town
hVe miles oil. The next morning the sun rose. accom-
panied by Two sun Digs they commonly called bear
oquai III Intimately 10 tlIc sun, and resembling other
suns; MS latter Scrue was Witnessed by numbers
~ au'lilon 'of about two weeks past every night al
seven to eight ocl~k, bright sireak of liuht has ap-
eTed IN the heavens, coming from the west and Gear
iug about T.. >. f., and resembling very much what is
/ believed Il be the tail ola comet. have thought it
my duty To state lhrse things. at the expense of
o.lfg discreited, in the hope Of eciting comparison
OF Observable Hs e,soN h re-"
Although the phonomunon Of the apparent cross on tho
moon can no dub be explained from natural causes vet
VIA be sezed dpon 10y persons coniirma tory
Tie prophecy Of father Miller; aud be viewed by 9TH
, s
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Eke (HEGgy EE0agSc.
MAIN STREET.. L,uc,,bnry, Va

fEIllS and commodious building, recently erect
d ed ON the corner OF Bank Square, viii be ready
for by The inst Of April next. As regards oca
tor, internal arrangements and other requisites Tor Il
Public House, 1t snu surpassed iteqealed by any other
tenement in town Ii is built entirely VI Stone hhy -our
feet 'front.' running back D feet four stories high; aud,
including the brick tenement adj Winning and connected
with it, has twenty our lodging rooiis, two reception
and Two dawlng roous those designed for Ladies, be
ng entirely separate and apart from 1ose apPr pracd Ia
the OF gentlemen. In addition 10 these it has ii
ming room GO feet by 22bar room, cellars, kitchens.
To good tenant the terms will be liberal.
On the first floor Of the house. there is Store Rr1m
handsomely fitted M. 90 feet by ~ which VIII also be
Tor the TINT Two OF three other tcnemen,,
suited To small families will also rent lease +" good
tenants RICHARD k. GRAiLE.
March . WITS
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SWAN TAVERN.

HsiIE SUBSCRIBER having taken the large aud
q epmmodious BRICK TAVERN. at the lower
end Of Main street. lormefly occupied by Robert MJF
riss Esq, has OPENED Uguse fir the accommodation
u Travellers and the public generally, and would lie
thankful for patronage. lis prices will be in arcot-
dance with the pressure Of the iImes-s table will be
furnished with the bes The market will alfbrd-aud his
Slables with abundance VI prpvender, with an ATTEN-
TIVE OsrLEn.
.Ia spfeparcd to accommodate HORSE DROYE Frs,
having an abundance oi stable
DANIEL \. IlBBS.
y b lie also carries on
d IL C. X : NJ + II IS S II o p
With good smith. The shop 10 siuated Al the lower
end ut Main street. nearly opposite the Swan Tavern
Ie will do all kinds Of work that line aud will take
country produce in pay fol work. at the market price.
d. 4. IlBBS.
April 10 I'm
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N TIE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District of

10
MONDAY. MARcu 9th, 1913.
IN the matter of William A. Frays,r a BANKRUPT
Since the last order male IN this case directing pay
nenl out Of the funds in the hands If the assignee in
discharge Of the separate creditors of said fraysur who
had proved their debts petition has been filed by Pas
rlal Buord representing himself to be creditor ul said
faysor, aud alleging that he had presented the evi
dence oil his claim heretofore because he had received
no notice II the case having been referred To Comms-
soner ior that purpose, and horcupou, ON motion Of
SAID BuiJfd, The court, without deciding al this time
whether IN case the said Bulord shah show himself en-
utltt 10 claim is separate creditor Of said Fravsor
he will have right 10 call the creditors already paid
To refund, and doth hereby authorize and orler james
Garland commissioner OF tins in Bsntruplrv in
the iDwnoi Iyncburg. receive proul on the part Of
he SAID PaSchal Bniurd any other erndiar Of debts
due by the sald Faysor. and report the SAM 10 the
court, aud also rcpor whelhcr the said deb, debts SO
proved, due by said Fraysr individually or other
wise. \ Copy-i'eSic
JNO. SHORE. d. {.
The parties to the above order and all other creditors
OF W iIlam 4. Fraysor hereby nolif,d that have
appointed "Wednesday and Thursday the tGl, and TN
daysot day next, To execute the foregoing order at my
Office, IN the town Of Lynchbnrg,
j. GARLAND. Com.
Apdl 10 Win
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itS4sNl4:

T Rules holden in the clerks Office of the circuit
n pcrior court o law ud chanrer, til, Of Lynch
burg, on the 9th day oi March, 1913
Daniel f. Bailey Plaintiff,
dgaHSt
Alexander s, Henry, and George F. Henry, Patrick
Henry, sally W. Henry, Paulina j. HAIRY, Marion + T.
Henry, John Robert Heavy liiam L. {. Henry :laria H.
Henry, children o said Alexander = Henry, the last si1 oil
ahpm infants by Robert j. Davis their guardian al IL
tenn Joseph r. Bailey and Archer unsck late merchants
and partners, trading under the flynn Of Bailey s. Womack'
arl " illam Eaey Defendants
The Defendant William Bailey not having entered his ap'
pearanee and given seeuit, according the Act Of A.sem
bly, and the Rules OF this court and appearing by ati'A
Tory evidence, that he ihabitant of th, country,
ordered that the said Defendant do appear here IN tho
hL>t day of the next tm and answer the hill OF tins
Plaintiff; and that copy Of this order b. forthwith inserted
newspaper printed i'll the OF I.ynchburg Tor two
months successvely aud posted the front door o tho
courthouse, in the said town.
Copy-Tese, -
D. ROBES. elk.
March WIN
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authorities Of the Amricans. either civil mlarv,
would satisfy him thai he (ssyage) American.
aud resides within the limits Of the State OF Maine, he
should be released at This done, aud NJ
raven VIII ITS prispner rnaeended down 10 The little
Madawaska. where he remained all night
lie was arnsied the DAY aud examined and
bound oyf. according 10 previous accounts. The
Telegraph states that Mi Craven speaks Ia high terms
OF he gendomanly aud courteous treatment which he
received fom the Au.erean officers stationed IN tina,
Helghhoriioud
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From the " l. Stmiay Mercury.
A SHORT PArE.N SERMON.


nv pow. gR
have seaeled the FLOWING words as teat iof m,
present dseaufso:
la old winter. reisn is over.
With his long and Q,s1my night,
VIII his frost and icy ielrrs.
lie las sped lis dreary fight.
Nhele ho njgucl in chilly darkness,
joyous sprug may son be sseh,
| by eAuuus sounds surrounded,
Sunny mrlh aud gatands green.
My hearens lei rrJoire that the reign nj tho old
yunt wnief is over at last, that be hos done all H.,
damage he caa-snd Ihst mild, gentle -pnn. Ia re-
tnfniag 70 sci things right again. The streams. III
loose from ihr isy chains. already begin nJpiee be-
meath the Hest smlle Of Freedom; and IN yefdan
nfo' vii EACH mountain dale and hill be- dressed. Spur
Viii thu iniini viJcis, the first BORN babes of Tho 10
raj ycar. leoA sulu. from Their dew sp,ugcd cradles
rs they dnnk blunteuus from tHe golden sun
The spirit ii the NY shall start from lis tomb, and
chnhc lIseli IN garments Of purity aud lov.ltes..
! The rose ii byacinih, and woodblue sweet shall
SIng silent hymns of thanksgiving and praise whilr
nuI,itaes o ducs shall llfl The glowing hands from
tuc hlll sides and Inn IA tie chorus. The fealhefed
song-ter,-Natufcs own minsires-wil shortly cause
the grasts. fields and meadows to rcsuund with the
sweetest If music and WHY indeed must be the strings
ut that mn'las heart. which caunnt yibrlte with gad
ness AT the joyful sounds. The bugs Insects lies eat
icpefs NORRIS, ads. snakes and fcpuI,s ., all kinds
"i'i start from ihCr hiding paces and the Garth appear
rs animated = plate Of skipper, cheese the
II dad hafse IN dog days
Ny ir"nds-unr .ncrqe9, which lie comparatively
II "i"''' 'E'n ." INA" o1i VIVA lho ans ana
''uO''' VI hFlhR W ''n we ~ehp'u I've eafp assuming
'"1o 'te i','' ''' l'htht1 a9PTaa"ce-ands 'o nov
"' E''e" m '"' young auas ae putting 'oith eiad
promises 81 rch seed uie and harycst-wt feel our
hearts inspired with new hapes: the sunshine 81 JOY
''R"'' UP i5e EH'} cells 81 our DEMONSTRATION Is
'P"'''o vi y 5"'"t'' impulses ana t'sh ',sof s'eMS
:" pt io,Pai'e1 10 VI" physical i'rulNrs IN winter
VIZ o' a. III u'" we "'" arrived al 'hn last milestone
y" ,'' ".su"a9 VI 'A''1h't ana 'h' journey ih'h''
LII "'' ',''' a. Luz ',' 'i|"' al1'"''
L.,a :, H. =, ~ M 'l'''1' "''','' a'i'
~, ~. ',s'',ga t''''u' H' 'l,9n'"'
- ''9 '''7 '' W M MN sun, Tue GA man,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-20
S'CUiSssyg MILLS.

Situated on James River and lying in the counties OIL
Buckingham aud Campbell. The TRACT OF LAND
contains about 1910 acres, portion Of 1t very rich, win
good Merchant Mil, Store House and convenient r..
my Residence, and in every respect worthy the ajten-
ton Of capitalists, who desire vest their nouey in val
liable real estate The tie is believed To be entire,
goad but selling trustees, shall convey only such
title as the deed aforesaid vests in us
Benz p. WALKER, ! r.a.,ooo
JOHN DlLLAhD, s i'''''''
Fcb 20 wi23M
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March 2
VIRGINIA., TO wit:

+ Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit ~,
"a pcror Court Of Law and ihancery for the Count! oi
Chariot tie, the 9Th day Of March 1873; .
Lewis - Poin1eNter aud Nancy NJ his wife, Bnrbary ~.
Mathews, John ID. Smith, Robert Smith and Jane \, w. DIS
wife, Mary {. Smith, who is infant and by Wn.i""
Robinson, her next friend plaintiffs,
against
Martin H. Smith in his right and adminsfat" q
Isaac smith, decd. ind William f. Smith, Anthony D.
Smith, Harrison Hurt and Sally his wife and Garland Colo
man and sally his wife.
Defendants.
IN CH,NcEay.
The defendants William +. Smith, Anthony Is. Snhh,
Harrison Hurt and Sail, his wife, and Garland Coleman anu
sally his wife, not having entered hci appearance aec'ni
to the Act Of Assembly aud the Rules of this Court ana II
appearngby satisfactory evidence that they mt inab'a.
eths Commonwealth is oricred that the said i'eehn,
do appear here the first Monla, in June next enter e
appearance and answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy "
TINS order be inserted in newspaper published III w
town Il! lynchhug, for two mouths srcessivci, ana Ps
at the front door ofthe Court house OF the said County
copy-restc, <,u
MINSLOW ROBINSON, CHI
March - wa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-20
C,gSEE FxSEs TEEEDES.

! WILL give the highest cash prices or green ard
q dry Hides delivered al the Marke, House.
Sole and Upper Leather will be gwen in exchange,
preferred ldes viii be tanned stores aad deliver
ed at the Market house when tanned. All work
laned. W. l.. FAIR.
Nov. 3 Is