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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-03

Il
almost ~ eaned me from it, have looked up-
ward 20 the blue OK pansive vault OF heaven
and deemed that souidsee her there look
ing down upon this lower world to guard
and blessme, and lhave fancied Iconld hear
I her deep low tones mingling with the seIa-
lphle band IN eeaseless praise to the Great
Eternal.
Generation after generation. says an
eloquene modern writer, shave felt as zoe feel,
land their fellows were as active ia life ssonrs
now They passedaWay in vapor, while
Nature wore the same aspect OF beaatg as
when her Creator commanded her 10 be-
land so likewise il shall be when we are
gone. The heavens will be as bright over
our graves as they. ARE now around our path /;
the world viii have the same attraction for
toHSprlng yet unborn that she had once for
ourselves, and that she has now for our chill
ldren. Yeta little " htIe, and alithis willhave
happened! The throbbing hearrwill be stilI-
led, and we shall be az rest. Our funeral
will wind on It's way, and the prayers will be
tsatd and the grave-clods thrown IN, and our
friends wiz return, and we shall oe left be-
hindto darkness and worm And il NAV
be for some short time We shall be sDokel
Of bur The things Of life wit creep in and
our names wilt soon be.lorgotton DAYS will
lcontnne 10 move on, aud laughter and song
I will be heard in the very chamber in which
we diedi and the eye that mourned for as
will be driedand will glislen again with joy !;
and even our children viii cease 10 think of
us, and will not remember to lisp our name.
Then shall we have become in the touching
language of the Psalmist,' forgotten and
clean out Of minde.'
Some Of the operations of the mouth are
deserving of particular notice. They Will
he found 10 elucidate several philosophical
principles, and attention 10 them would GER
ltainlv have enabled inventors 10 have anti
Eeipated many useful discoveries. We have,
lin 4 hook. observed that the mouth is often
4employed as forcing pump in eJecting II
ladias. and a sucking pump when drawing
them through symptoms, or through simple
Tube. We have Just seen, how it raises no
LIQUIDS by drawing stream OF aiTover,them
land machines, on the same principle, have
lbeen made to raise water. II IS often uset
las bellows TO kindle, and everybody EMPLOY
In to cool yiclaals by blowing. heven act
! las a stove 10 warm our frozen fingers, BY g
wing out heated air. Many make a conden
! lsing -air.pump of il to fA hiadders, aif-bed:
land air.piiiows. Some make an exhausila
lone Of il, and in all ii acts continually Q
) both 10 respiration. How oflendoes pc
form the part Of a file, agl organ, or wfir
s lille, To prudace music; OF AN airsgun, 70 sho'
I bullets and arrows from the sarbacan! An
= not 10 weary the reader, when employed
/, smoking pipe Of tobacco, We see IN. oper
!, ion the identical principle Of increasing g
Il drafl Of locomotive chmneys By exhanstlo
= Iihat is. smoking apparatus IS applied
$ BAT extremity Of the hae whicb is larih'
- from The fIes a device patented N Euro
4 Is few years ago = Erbaalss Hydraulics q
i, Mechanics.
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VA FeaInE6 - UARLYLE VIA

WAR DEscRInED R1 CARLXLE. - What ,llle
ays speaking IS quite unofficial language,
"a tab uet blMpor n psh0tuf var 81
ng own knowledge 81 nple, there dwell
and goil in ne shgi rye 81 Damdrudge,
usually pe hnndred souls. ron lhese. bg
lcenaia MATERIAL onenIc "a he French
war 30 able bodied mep Dpmdrudge
at her own expense has sue aud nnrsed
Them; she has nol without difficulty and
sorrow. led them up b manhood, and ever
lrainad lem 10 crafts 81 t1atone can weave
lenoiheT build, anoI her hammer, and The yer.
weakest can stand under thirty stone asoir
dnpois Nevertheless, amid much Waapinl
aud swearing, they are selected. all dressed
ID ted, and shipped away At the public ehal
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-03

John Caryes, Thomas Rogers,
Nm. Bradlerd, Thomas Tinker,
Edward Winslow, John Ridgdale,
VIM. Brewster, Edward Fuller,
isaac Allerien, John Turner,
Miles Standish, Francis E1ton,
/ John Aldeh James Ghilton,s
samuel FOller, John Crackston.
John Ellington, Christopher Martin,
/ VIM MalHns, Moses Fletcher,
VIM. White, John Goodman,
1 Richard Warren, Degory Priest,
John Rowland, Thomas Williams,
stephen Hopkins Gilbert Nlnsiow,
Edward lilly, Edward Margison,
Francis Cook, Richard Britteridge,
John AIlerton, George Soule,
Thomas English, Richard Clarke
Onward Dotey Richard 6afdineFs
Edward Lester.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-03
.ARTICLE oF. CoNFEpER 1 I,Io1y.

ARTICLE or CONFEDERA AXIOM.
The following 6rst RepnbIieaD Conslilu.
lion ct government, established 81 lhe Ply.
mouth Pilgrims. we clip from an Interesting
article on the early history Of our country
ID The New York Tribune.
"in the name of God, Aniens we whose
names are Underwater, The loyal subjects
of our dread Sovereign Lord, King James,
hy the grace food, Of Great Britain, France
and Ireland, king defender Of tie faith. &c,
having undertaken foo the glory Of God and
advancement of the Christian faith and honor
OF our King and counlry voyage. to plant
The 6Tss Gqlqa4 IN The l aaFl3aFBB
together into a. civil body polite, for oW
better order and preservation and further
ance Of the ends aforesaid; and by virtue
hereof, do enact, constitute and frame sucf
lust and equal laws and ordinances. acts
constitutions and officers, from time 10 time
as shall be thonght most meet and conve
nient for the general good Of the Colony
unto which We promise all due subIectioi
land obedience. In witness whereof, w
have hereunto subscribed our names, a
Cape Cod, the llthsday Of November, il
ia the reign of our Sovereign Lord, Kim
James Of England, France and Ireland, IN
eiabteenth. ans of Scotland the fifty fourth
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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-03
From the N. Y. Sunday Mercury.
Short Patent Sermon.
By now JR.

These are the words. Of my text for ih
OCCASION.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-03

hold it one Of the wisest Of things
10 drivn dull caro- away.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

WE OFFER FOR SALE, low for cssh ST in
w barter.
50 Aids Sugar, n. O., Porto Rico and Vera Cruz
from common To the best
s@ MN, Coilee, part extra fine
Molasss '''ts aud bbls. \. Q. and Porto
2 do Syrup, very superior
do extra d"
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
2W do Ground Alum :.
200 SIDES good and damaged Sole Leather
800 lf~. best Spanish Float Indigo
500 10 Msddcr
100 casks Nails and Spikes, I'd to & inch.
: tons Treicgar Tyre Iron in. 10 3 inches
10 do country Bar do
10 bbls. Tanners Oil
10 hhds. Stone Ware assorted at manufacturer
prices
100 boxes Sperm and 1allov Candles
- do brown Soap
10 bs2s Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
900 lbs. Green topperas
5O bhls. lierrings and Shad
lO,WO lbs western Bacon
SO boxes 81 II aud lO( - Window Glass
10 do 10 IT IL, very superior
. tiercce fresh Rice
3 boxes Starch
% chest, and boxes Tea. part extra fine G. Pow
% doz. painted Buckets
% nests Iron bound Tubs
3 do do large size
III dOz. horse Buckets. assorted sizes
20 doz. Bed Cord 3, & and 9 stran
3 doz. Corn Broom
10 cases Tobacco Oil,
- boxes Loaf Sugar, part equal to any ever seen in
this market
900 lbs. East Boston Crushed do
900 lbs. common do
500 HIS. Sal .F,ratus
90 boxes Tin plato l-3X
100 lbs. American Shrctlrop
500 lbs. Zinc
p boxes liaisins
80 rcams Wrapping paper
100 do Fools Cap and LetterPaper
20 NJ Cigars. from common To very fine
2,ol) lbs. American blistered Selte
500 lbs. Alum
8 grossBlaching, SC. sc.
GEO. BAGBY s Co.
July % IL
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From lle Richmond Conpiler. DEE. %.

klkE--A destruciise tire occurred in our city YES
Day morning. AD9at half past four O'clock the
70 Warehouse Of Messrs lnptelt & Son. on Cary
Pet, was discovered 10 be On .G3 With all possible
(palct, the ffeinen were nroa lie scene of the alarm:
QReir most vigorous exertions could not save The
dHSfrom entire destruction. with all its contents
pt the large stock Of nails from the Belle Isle Foun-
Which, however, sus,ains serious injury. The fire
iunicated to the adjoining tenement, occupied by
r. Parish & Beazley, the roof of which was de
90 together with a portion OF the goods, and other
pms Of them being damaged.
ne losses cannot be well ascertained at present. hn,
lnsurances cover all on the stocks, it is believed
<9Fs. Iripiett 4 Sun were insured to The amount of
gtNO, and Messrs. Parish s. Beazley $1,000.
rssTs. 1. 8 5. suffer heavily. however. in the loss
Reir hAsjAs and papers, the whole Of which were de-.
led. 30 u .
houses were owned by Mr.. Tios. Ru,herfoord =
one destroyed was insured for 81 900. the other
". Ills boss is not great.
g spectacle Of the burning was very grand. Tbore
good deal OF whiskey and other liquors in Messrs
Hs ns'ahilshnent, and as il burned it sent nm a
lowered Aiga above the house, and exhibited
re- Z 81 the raiigh9w.
atssp OF the hTe is not known.
a.-1faeeei ae above was written. we learn that
4. Lflpiett 8 Sons desk was fonnd riaed near The
z rnn this, u appears that The store must have
Sooocd and then SET on fire BY the rogues.
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CoNN,ss,oSrR's OrFIcr.
TO E'Aks 'ls}seS.

7 NNlE subscriber has rented for The present year the
Il .hHHhRST MILLS. situated Immediately on
19 oank OF the lanal-and snow prepared 10 receive
ana arH1 Wheat lor toll. His terms are one ,cn,l;or he
Wi 4'fea barrel supertiss Flour. Richmond inspec
uon. tr five bastcls of heat.-Or if any persons wish
to ship iacr Nhoal to Richmond. he will receive and
forward y viii aI possible despatch. at such price as
cannot tau to plea5e. refer to JAS. l.. Lampkin. Jno.
NJ Williams. David w. Burton. Esars. Col. I,ny
horne and Gen. Rodes. JAS SIfTpuIN
Amherst. August 4, 1912 is
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Il. II. Il 60.

NEANE JUST RECEIVED, and are now in the
4 reception Of their fall supply Of Groceries, &c. con
sisling in part as follows:
300 sacks salt.
leo hags Java, I.aguira and Rio Coffee,
20 hlds. 81. Crolx, Iuckapsw, =. X. and \. O.
Sugars,
20 hhds. and bbls. Mola-scs,
100 keys Nails, assorted sizes.
1000 lbs, good and damaged Sole Leather.
lO,@n HIS. Cotton Yarns, supiry factories,
600 LIS. live geese Feathers.
81 Grind stones, assorted szca,
20 boAc, : II ~ aud l0S II Glass,
10 hbls. Tanners OIL,
q boxes Loaf sugar,
ceroon BIS. Indigo,
90 boxes II. 4 Sons fsli5N Candies,
Imperial and Gpapfadrf Ies,.
Msckarel and llcriut7,
Wool and Wool bo.is,
Powder, Shot and Lead,
Wooden and Iron bound Tubs,
Painted Buckets, and
! many other articles usually kept in the Grocery line
Their Goods We're bought principally for CASH. and
will M suld low, IN the same way, or IN exchange for
country produce. They invite their friends and the
public generally, 10 give them acall before purchasing
else " here.
Nov. 10 Is
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Dec. II
virginia. 10 witt

ViISiuil TO witt
/ l rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Il Court ii Law and Ghancery, tur the County OF Nelson,
in the month at November, 1872:
William II. Hubbard, James Gardner and - Carlton,
merchants aud partners, trading under the style and firm Of
ii'ooafd, 'aidhel y co. Plaintiffs,
against
haph w. i-oi!us, surviving partner of himself and Vii
liam p, Perkins, late merchants and partners, trading under
the style and firm ot i.olitus y PcrkI -, Robert T.. Cutter.
Hiram ". DAWSON, Robert {. Cutler and Spotsuood Gar
land, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
he Defendant, Ralph w .ohtus, ns having entered his
appearance ahd given security according to tie Act of As
>e'loiy ana the rules OF ttas Court, aud 1t appearing by salts
factory evidence that lac rs not an i~nhabitant OF tins State.
and "ialoht the jurisdiction of this Court; On motion of
the Plaintiffs, by their counsel, it is ordered, that the
said Defendant do appear here on or before the first Non.
day IN February neat, and answer the bill of the Plain
ttts,and that a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN the
'lynrhbug hirginian,' newspaper published in the town
oi iynthbarE, tor Two months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door Of the Court house of tins
coanty, on some Court day.
\ Copy-Teste,
RO. c. CUTIE elk.
Nov. % D
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VIRGINIA: At rules held in the Go KS Office of the
' County Court OF Bedford, on Monday, the 9th day Of
December, 1872.
James Wilmington and Elizabc,hh his wife Plaintiffs,
against
Elisha II Preston, administrator de bons non with the will
annexed Of Lawrence Metorge, deed Edmund McGeorg,
executor Of Mary M,ticorge, deed. John Swinney, Ito-
bert SNinncv, James Swinney. Ann Swinney, John Swim
ref, Frances Swinncy and Elizabeth SwInney, Charlotte
HALEY, John McGcorge, Nancy Mctieorge, Iiezekiah Dick
in.on and Fanny his wife, Edmund Nctieorge, loci Neador
and Agncss his wife, Creed Neador and Robert, Mary,
Martha, Agness, William, Edmund, John, Frederick, and
DE Marquis Mcador, Mary Mctscorgc, Will lam. Me-
George, and the said Edmund Mctieorge, Edward Jones and
Thomas DAVIS as securities for the said Mary McGeosgc,
deed. as cxecutrix Of The said Lawrence Mcticorge, decd.
Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The defeniants John McDeorge, lIczekish Dickinson and
Fanny his wife, Joel Neadnr and Agnes his wife, and Creed
Meador. Robert Meador, Mary Meador, Martha Meador, Ag-
ness Mead1r, William Nealor, Edmund Meador, JOHN Fred
erick Mcad0r, and DE Marquis Mcador, not having entered
their appearance, and given security, according to the act Of
assembly, and the rules Of this court, and it appearing BY
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants Of this
commonwealth: 1t is ordered that the said defendants.
appear here on the fourth Monday in March next, and an
: wer the plaintiffs bill; and that a copy of this order be
published IN the Nlslnian, a paper printed in the town Of
iynchbars, Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the
front door ofthe courthouse of this county.
A CoPy-Teste,
R0. c. MITCHELL, elk,
Dec. 20 w2m
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%
YINSf Safe.

DCRSCANT to the provisions o: a decd of trust, cx-
q ecatcd To me by Andrew {. Elliott and Robert A.
Elliott, and duly recorded in the Hastings Court for the
corporation Of i.ynchburg, | shall on Wednesday. the
| tn ot January neNt. in front OF the Market House. in
the Town Of l'ynchbnrg, proceed Ia sell, 10 the highest
bidder. at pa1Iir auction, the slaves,
ISAAC and POLLY,
IN said deed mentioned. Any creditor of Andrew C..
Elliott, W Elliott & Brother, has. under The deed. a
right to bid, aud TO have the Amount u his purchase. To
the extent OF his debt. discounted thereon.
RICHARD IiREh., Trustee.
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Nov. %

Aih'dNiA:-N Court held for Neson county, at the
' 'onrt-honse, ON Monday, the 2ith day of October, 1872:
Reuben Is, Patieson, administrator with the will annexed
of jesse Jopling, deceased, Paintiir
against
Benjamin Jop!ing, and William p. Shepherd, adninistra-
Tor WIN the wall annexed Of James Jopling, deceased.
Defendants,
IN CHANcERY.
On motion of the Plaintiff, by hi, counsel. who fled his
bll, and At appearing, By satisfactory evidence to the Court.
That the defendant Benjamin Jopling is not an inhabitant Of
TINS CummonWealth; i ii $ ordered that the said Defendant
" lli'am +. Shepherd, administrator vith the will ANNEXED
u James 'Piing, deceased, be restrained from paving, or 9th
an!se coiVeyins away, all debts, property, monies or effects
IN ms hands, belonging to the said defendant BENJAMIN, Ion.
mug, !" ne amount of three hundred and fifty dollars, sub
lee' 'ot!e Flaintii 5 demand, and the future order and decree
~ nc Nouit concerning the same. And it is further ordered
,Aat 4 copy etthis order be forthwith inserted in thesI yncb-
'mE ' HShhah, a newspaper Published in the town ef
:. nohou,s, Tor two months succcssiyclv, previous to The
ionrih Monday in JANUARY next, I'd that ano.her con
,oersol DC posted at the front door OF the courthouse of tbiss
county IN some court day. A ~Copy-Tcstc,
o., =, ST. GARLAND, eli
w2n
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WW. JAMES SI
AIIOKNGY At LAW,

FER his scr3iccs 10 practice in the Su-
~ Ierior and Inferior Courts Of the corporation Of
Lynchburg; also, III those. Of The counties of Campbell
Amherst and icdford. All business coniided 10 him
shall he prosecuted with diligence and prompt attention.
Ills office Is on main street, opposite To the grocery OF
Mr.. John IIolIin-, and one door above Col. Plelps's auc-
ton ROOM.
Lynchbug, Oct, "a ts
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IN TiIE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia
Nov. Is, 1872:
NAlLilAM W. COFFEY of The equity of Nelson.
w having filed a petition, PRAYING that he may be de-
clared a bankrupt: II is ordered that all persons claiming
to be creditors Of the said William w Coficy show cause
To the court, on the 9th day of January next. why the
said VIM. w. Coley be mol declared a bankrupt, pursu-
ant 10 the act of Congress in that behalf. and that Il copy
otthls order be published in the newspapers, according
to the 22d ard 24th rules of Court.
a Copy-Tcstc.
HENRY GIBSON, Clk.
Nov. % WOW
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C.{SH FOR HIDES.

WILL give the highes, cssl, prices for green and
j dry ildrs delivered at the Market House.
Sole and Upper Leather Will be gwen In exchange,
liz preferred. Hides viii be- tanned on shares and deliver
cd at the Market house when tanned. All work war
Iran,ed. W. L.. FAIR.
Nov. 3 Is
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AinlanaChS for 1913,

A MEXICAN and. various other kinds; Cotton's
N Virginia, by the grass, at Richmond price. Tor sale
by. PAYNE. GREGORY & co.
Nov
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
IN.aIa lN...u.A Il...r,.t e L

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Virginia.
DECEMBER ). 1872:
kOliN RUCkER. of the town Of I.ynchburg, hay-
- ing filed a petition praying that he my be declared
a bankr Ipt: II Is ordered that all persons claiming 10 be
creditors Of he said John Racher slow cause 10 the court
on the 9th day of January next, why the said John
Rucker be not declared a Bankrupt. pursuant to the act
Of Congress in that behalf; and that "A copy OF ihls or
der be published in the newspapers, according to the 22d
aud 18th rules of court.
ACopy-Teste,
HENRY GIBSON, Crk.
Dec. ) w5w
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Auction aud Commission Merchant.
lie VIII attend to the sale of Real Estate, Negroes.
Horses, and every description of Merchandise.
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
groes, as well as 4 pretiy eNlonsae acquaintance in the
contiguous neiglhalho.l will afford him ey,ry facility
IN The sale OF thai spee'cs OF property. Ills s-pasious store
room and cellar, viii enable hun 81 keep Ia good cand-
ION every article OF merchandise he may receive Oh con
tlgnuient.
lie deems IT futile to make a flourish of promise and
WILL Therefore. only say, that he Will be grateful for pai
fonage, and those who besiow it, may rely upon Justice
at his hands.
lie VIII take charge of Negroes to be offered for sale
stler privately or publicly, and board them at 25 cents
per day until the sale is effected. Reasonable advances on
property in hand.
REFERENCES.
n" .m q, oaris, 81. john j. Ppyis
atoHa'" iyfec Jotn Ifoiiins
.uchooey s. Mostly Henry Darts
McCorLie e. Nc Daniel mi. Ja,J, G. b,.;,.
Burton s. Rodes Uoococt g. aInm, "
Inc Richmond Country ,Whig will publish the
aoove advertisement weekly four weeks, and send ac
count to this Office for collection.
Dec. Is
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A DCEL.-A duel was touyhl in Anson corn,u ~
carolina few days ago. between J. +. Nii,,g ,nj
liefsci'el Massey, of Manchester. S. C.. At tho second
iHe Nr' ait'ag was wounded in the thigh. and The affair
enueu' They were opposing Candidates for tho Legis.
lature, at the late election. "'s'''
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TR.ICX' or L.f.lD.
Dr. Samuel &c. Campbell,

TIMING located at Pedlar Mills, In Amherst coun
j q ~, oilers his Professional services to The citizens
Of The surrounding county. From more than TEN
YEARS EXPERIENCE in the practice, and by strict
attention to the duties, OF his profession, he hopes to
merit and obtain patronage.
Dec. ; w3m
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IPt. -
IA Circuit Superior Couri of Law and Chancery
~ for Bedford County the 1th day Of October lol2;
jeremiah ". D1oley, William II Dooley, and Gallo
hill NJ. Dooey. flaIn'lhs'
AGAINST
John B. Campbell. Ro6ert c. Mitchell, William T..
Campbell and Thomas Campbell, late merchants
and partners. tradin. under the style and hrh OF
William f.. Campbell \ Co., William Bell and
John Richardson late merchants and partners trading
under the style and firm Of Bell y Richardson, John
W. uAl, William W Watts, Frederick Aunspangh
and Daniel Aunspaugl late partners trading under The
style aud firm Of +. SD. Aunspangh, Thomas Dooley,
lsham Dooley, J,hn Dooley, Mary D5oley, Greenwood
Doolry. Caleb Do1ley. Charlotte Doolry, Susan Dooley,
Jacob D,olcy, Elizabeth Dpuley, Loreuzp D5oley, Sa-
rah Dooley, Lerlria Dooley, Jesse Dooley, Edmund
Estes. ex5r. Of James Parker deceased, John ). Brown
and Gustayus A. WlngfoId, Defendants.
The defendants John b. Campbell, William w.
Watts, Thomas iDooley, lsl,am D1oley, john DMley,
Nl.ry Doolcy. Greenwood Dlolcy, Caleb ll9oIey, Char
lottr Dooley, Susan Dooley. Sarah l''oley, Lcl''"
Doolry. Jacob Doolcy, Elizabeth Daoley, Lorenzo Doc
lev and Jesse D5o!ev, who are out Of this country, aud a
galnsi whom The plaintiffs appear To have proceeded IN the
mode prescribed by law aganstabsrnt defendants, silIilall-
ing 10 appear and answer-onthe motion Ct The piai"iinS'
ny counsel, ihir bill rs to those defendants IS taken Tor
conlossed;-and tins cause anne on THIS DAY 10 be he'ta
upon the bill, the subppnas awarded t1ereitt on the l)in
day of December, 1911 aud the 18th of January lsi2,
which appear 10 have been duly served upon the de
%Dcnd4n,s,' William T. Campbell & 60, Robert {.
Mitchell, john w Holt, Bell 4 RletaldsJh, and W nv
GeAd, upon the exhibits, aad was argued by counsel
nm consideration whereof, the court doth adJudge.or-
tar. nd decree thai a commissioner of this court do cX-
om,er. - IT. aud settle he following accounts, 10 wit
The ,ua. 5an accounts Of the defendant, John Is. Camp
bell. vii He pIaiulif. also ,an account oil the debts due
to the several 6lsa0s. aecurcd by the deed OF Trust III
the proceeding u,et5ned-and also an account be
tween the defendants ,J,h1 b. Campbell and John W
Holt. as partners, in carrying on the blacksrnlths bu-
siness-and that said commissioner report SAID accounts
To the Court. with any matter specially stated thought
pertinent by himself, or required by the parties to be 50
stated. \ Cupy-leste,
JOS. WILSON, Gin.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFrcE.
Liberty, October %, 1872.
The parties in the above cause Will take notice ina
clock in the morning of Wednesday the iNh day of Jan
uarv. 1913, commence the accounts directed by the fore
going deeree-at which time and place they will attend
with their accounts, vouchers. witnesses, and copies o
court papers, for examination and settlement.
JNO. \. WHARTON.
Dec. ) wiw