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The journeynen shoemakers of New York have
struck for higher wages.
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NEW FAIL DRY GOODS.

FENIlE subscribers have received. by the regu-
Il hrr1rkr. md railroad from Work. "a large and choice
which have been puehai AMI paid for rh lowest prices
they Offered, wholesale retail reasonable I'd
vance fr cash aecsPance They part follows
EN1 Eng III ard French wool black Cloths and
super blue. invis green brown lui olive 90 30
HEAVY bueskn. ua1e striped plaid CasucT, vcfy chap
Extra ricu 80 aUi "a 4 .Ica Ii-tres, all puces
super Orleans Cloths, Chl.,us and rcsan.
Plain and hglrel Mous,Iu lrI Jsarr Lane anil Ch,ny
Tartan ant CrcaSsIlu rilii. Tor 90 'i5-r's
super plain AMI striped black lHib..r black S..ks
Rich pnorc shaded All chsur'aft striped AMI iild six
BlcS fancy cpi1urrI Balloon. L1op. Frngts
tamhrc Jacnr-t ~wi-S checked 1ri uII MU.irs
jubilee. lace striped Taretnn. ami ir,gery 30
Thread ant t' lcc- Ei-as. aai u.rfn-s
AsiH1r0n Lace G.mi. wulSisi aui cotton Fun-ss
laors eru.e. nett lr' tt'i,rel .H Glove. and Mi-
~ kl Li.'e thread. tl-'rr AMI Berlin .1
G'nuelen's Sli. uucs. beaver. Berlin auH s.ISdo
80 ADD lot table l'lme.,. AMI fable Cloths. all
irsh Linens. Lawns Linen Cluitr..s anil NapsIu-
Linen shceti0- B.I Ey' aui EIs.l Uaqcs Irl Crash
shell side. Dies ne. tuck lui IVORY Cou.-
ltr. too h nal luI comb nrls1es. srlr. cologne &C.
ladies plu hrust',h,t 'nirsvcrs thread clu1re Hauees
Velvet 1H1t lni satin bonnet Pat arl n"rA EH11tt
Large ant medium saiNs -clris anil handkerchief
super black ant blue black Bonita stsip1 Br1cais
lltt arl furniture catco"sari Gftlaus. 1H rr.se.
rv.e sri eoriei Core. u1i vrr-tri Bags
Ncw style printed Ne..fts far I1i'a irrssss
Whinry. r.s. point ilf. ani ''#Iaa r1nkst,
~rItr Inrnir C1rfrf.r-. s.tff 30. and Rugs
slfrrts ksrtl5,. jean k.r-,,. u,pt Cotton. 40,
Heavy 90 Nrr' nIH.I Ner.s,- Tor hed hau.s
i.sr .I.f,d lui T.4.. i.H-.t. arl COLD prH..i.-
Heavy F.1 Cloths. fII-lu--. Plains and uocUre
l'r'n~i Ngur' 1''u'.a ','1rrr. ans other 'e.trr'
PLAIN art t-i Sls Velvet and pi1iu ard fzd Satin do
White green yellow. ti1r. PAIN and iysiacd f1uurIs
siref Hl0 ',rnsns welsh Do. aurse.
tearhsi aui brown utlsy Canton do
With complete assortment of h-frei brown sheet lfs lfd
shn-~ Cotton oluaur-, Token a. &c nj thc approved
-f,'ss
,ouuty Merchants rsrus , Crt,ns ,.r.r,, ,r. invited
t c11 1n. e,7unr 1sranra which viii tr flrl .pr1r
VALENTINE UREEpr> CO.
.fr. 2. . Id.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
di,ed by ALExANuEs MosEr.I

TsRx- srpscRirnosTo CITY Subscribers. $500 per year
and for Shorter period when by sIo-paysbe
all eases. in advance
ntesn lines ic-.) inscon.
two insertions 81 is! three ~ SO and every succeed
Ing insertion ~ cents
Transient ADVERTISERS pay advance.
The number Of insertions of Advertisements be noted
Ms they win be ordered stopped ehsE
ell accordingly. p- Ouier- stop also be an writing
Annual AJvsrseS charged $50 Iin. that
proportion advertisements length anil $50
hnc. except Lottery dealers who are charged
sio0 paper includcd)
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PAPER HANGINGS.

III LII uhNulNuG,
TNHE subscriber has the pleasure of informing
Il h, friends ami the public generally, received hi.
srns supply Of French and American Paper anginEs consisting
Of CIR satin Frcsco and Common Papers snendd assor
ment Of Bore match all OF pit IN both in Town
and Country, Ia the Beaiest on terms
WILLIAM BOOTH
ap Corner below tbe ETeb,nre R.1k
SEARS FASlLY MAGAZINE Is new monthly OF a. mage.
~ whose object is the publisher,
sysieae the OF standard knowledge con
tanned IN works and volunnous altogether
beyond IN reach OF mankind in and
pared 70 ee # BY ts eheapDess and within
the acquisition Of all IL WILDE embeshed hundred
ensravnss illustrative Of OF prominent events Of
Bocal and Religious History To be from seetaria
-Pnee - % Subscriptions and solicited by
l. NJ. HAROLD.
" 4 Iiber OTer-Any subscribing
ing new subscriber for year and So current
funds free n all shall copy Periodical for
AMI copy of Sears Bible Biography or Wonders OF IN.
world tohe Kept subject his order. Addresses
SMALL. Florence and other Neck Ties at 81! cts.
- oc II TIlOS. r. PRICE.
Childrcn's elegant coIored Gniters and bIack
Morocco Boots.
lI received from Philadelphia, and opened yesterday,
a. further supply Of those elegant and fashionable chn
drcn they uay be had al sizes, H. BULLINGToNs
&C II Mansion ious
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-10
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
HARDWARE. CUTLEKT.
e. L US 4 Nd SAD DLER

Ivory, stag and buffalo Table
CGil-y. nj ever, description
ROlges, {. som. Wos;cnholr's
ana Crooke's -Ip. Focset Cut
J'ly
Carving. COOKS ami lg;cher-
kuIvr-
AEyH~ Wees, Bellows. siei-e
and hIni Hammers. screw
Paie-. g..
lior,e Ea.p. d1t ami half rouni.
uiA pat cro>>-cut. nani--lv
AMI all other ruy-
Clark. and heuuck's Parliament.
broad and narrow Buu Hinges
Hlnwrchf-. Carpenters and "a
b.re' Makers Ciu-c's. G0uc-s
AMI hucurs
DuWInE Knives. Plane Irons.
ami al other Tools. OF Butch
er> Cams and American ul-
uulrWfr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-10

PAN'GS s. VESTS.
Il EN- q CO opening a large ana entirely ms, NJ, ~
N Pants and Nesis, for soc cheap for cash
ALSO ty made Beaver focs 20 Just finished o The best Rb
uoui miniature ufess Coats the best goo pd te.t a.
cheap f0r c1.'.
hNo connection with any Store. and have thr rn o.
'n-I 'a.af ''''i'hn'ent on the Awning Milling
A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-10

Killing wedding aud grabbing
Hos
Carpenters Paivn; ard Scotch
sprung Iron Rim Locks
Mil 90, h1ud. crJss cut and CIR
gH'Ig saws
single and double barrel Guns
$40; Belts ani Powder Flask.
Axes ami Hatchets made b.
collins, simmons aud others
L1c, trace, halter and other
Chains
Plated brass AMI s;rel Saddle
~. OF every g'l..ify
/ ta.t. shear and German Steel
hy tlg case. warranted
ShoyciS. S,lays, e.. Of Ames'
aui other makers
Hollow Ware. Wagon Boxes,
plicn, lined Tea k,tt,s. sal
Irons g..
90 it
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-10

REWARD of ga arptshen On and DE- livery
N the City Of Richmond $40 apprehension
HIM NY SAM he called himself SAM
TyINE, who let my November supposed
formed complexion dark full eyes frequently
about the apcar. be about
recoeeted have been noticed uptnba
bic that hi. may the effects of
years Arislcai I'LL Chesterfield about
miles Northwest Of Petersburg.
ersbug Turnpike Road latter place since to
mr. r. H. Anderson. " Chesterfield Court House. had
soh at public auction IN this city June -i9 when be
chased by Whilst owncdb ST Hin AMI Anderson. he
employed principally gardiner driver AMI
which carried hun frequently Petersburg where he ra
eua fond nj AMI where Dc has many acquaintance
wclas reltoss-amonet them brother and ,h-
Brown. decd Three Of DO. Dr. Anderson
and ~ his daughters living Mr. Hills IN
sam so his chlcn sod and bought by
NJ saunders 81 Richmond, plantation
passing he wife aud children friends in
Chesterfield AMI Petersburg which place
fhens the ngbonhooi Of CITY Point be has recently been
au So PHILLIP " TAnR
TENRuNKs Trunks Tr1rks-we ha,, au hand ,ey large as
prices. JrpNu MYERS 4 60.
ocS Root Shoe anil Trunk dealer.
suAwLs. sHNwLs. smAwLs.
EBLAtN Brown aul Green - Cloth sbawis
-, land - Heavy Rlukct DO
- % ADD - blue. BACK Mousisi and rhise, 90
"a Bk Mcuro Ncu Lead Figured Do
- White Embroidered Mouaid do
- Fancy SIN shswls many style slsv's
which wall De- o cheap fof cash the cheap Store. iy
". MEREDITH
NHf HfrE LEAD ANU GLASS
w $50 kcrs Lewis No. f.rtd
90 90 run 80
- dp do No. DIV
10 do DO Pure 90
80 boxes sSio and tOttg Cas. extra quality
HAYWOOD RrALU
nc ~ Successor. IN + . Ad.cGco
DAVENPORT & ALLEN,
NAVE FoR SAFE, ~ LOWEST PRICES,
- GtHS-st CroJ r. Rico various lualtc.
- Loaf do-Lo,eunc.s aud Wooscys
Crtsfcd tD-in hbs
CotI-e- aguayu BIO. Jas'. Ango.'ua. Manila Nans,lo
T,as-Evn inc anI tommon GrnroWi,, Imperial ant
puwtionr
slii--Ii Liverpool Fine in store ami ad.tt
Hleon-MHiuiugs rf CHOICE quality
Sole Leahcr-a fIn Coed heavy 3rd light
Damaged" heavy md light
Shot-ans.Ees
Ols-suPcror Hcaclcd Winter Coal ~ ani Tanners
Papa hll assortment of I,tcf. Cap anil Wrapping
Window Gbss-stl0 AMI iO,I2. best brand
Cantcs-supcror speuu,ccu judrs Patent tu's Patent
wues-od Madeira, Sicily AMI French d. Malaga rou AMI
Tcneuns
Brandy-Hesi Cognac ami Common
Molisscs-P. Rico. Cuba anil Now Orleans
Chcese-bcst Goshen
C,rar-rnncipe and other brands oc -
EIDER VINEG AR-25 bbls. Wilson's Cider
~ Vinegar jus' 'eceNsa-Fo' sale ~
rs JAS WINSTON.
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GEO. y. BOOKER

Vert Do2r 10 Pen3ewiary store, on street lead.
ing from Nain 81. 70 Mayo's Bridge,
HAS FOR SALE
ST. rr..r Porto Rcu aai Loaf sugar
J1rI f1r.rt lui Rio C1irfs
West lr'l NJ .l.ses. part grmo
htaHs 1rf N'Honis. Gunpowder anf Mack To.
Nl.s 1nt u-f' 'lep ant Candies Grnd.t5-.s
Bucket. Cofu Hraous Powder and stst
N.tsUf rHt.. Sole Leather
TIrr.fs U. DHUuers Mum
-yi1 tul futi1 G1.-. Bed Cords snd Linz,
l,r.r Wiling and Wrapping Paper
shot B.s1f'.i tptt0n Warm assnried
rspr't Rec Ginger Stone Ware
Nartirre Carslcs equal o. soer. .g
a GENCN for " istnr'- BnlsaH n VIA cbsfry sst
- Rowauis Improved Tome Miuure III
GAYNOR wOOD a cos.
o. Nett raVsra
tbEAHL nENrHifcE-Ths src B. loo ths iaia ofaa isipai
falIe rea-J powder prepared wah the greatest asn
eliza. l 1-'rolha dsufffice having n.i iHsffd aof
aus pei-an' st esaicaes hofn fsfh.
spots Of ne cont 1'eav ross and preserves D. mel b Whh
gives peih he winenos aud scortc byfs-
ofns tne guns 70 h. hy state. and preserves l hssfh
1ui v.r'f- Prepared ani sod wt0eaie ard rcaI ~
rs ALEXW DUVAI a o..
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
TENiiE Undersigned have formed Co Partner
Il ship under the style OF GILL sPIAAN for the prosecu
ton Of the Business OF MERCHANT TAILORS, ali
o. most Fashionable Branches. The partner
turned from t Northern Markets carefully selected stock
% The best Cloths, many imported Tor them BY
Houses OF TIE highest stanng for their Judgment knowledge
the Public garments will be made TO please
As well the Gu, the quality OF workmanship
reasonable al call their friends aui the Pubic
respectfully solicited n the OLD STAND spinau next
door 20 WIN. Mitchell, j.. BEVERLY r. GILL
Richmond September is, Is4s. '''''''
tn, subscribers are now opening the following good. an Of
which VIII be made Up to order the
sup. BIZ velyr, French and English ciolA
wool dyed
Blue Cloths Of all prices
Bronfr olive Cloth
Ride Green
French brown article
Iw'H'd Olive Beaver Cloth, for ovsrcosB
Brown
Blue Cloth Cooking
Rain double mEedbls CASHMERE
Bs nssed French
English
Fancy Cashmere pf an styles
f'' as-3imsni ol embroidered Cas- Tor ve-inS
HA rorcnuns plain and asd blk satin.
Ris and nn,y yclyct- for ves,ins.
Moolcu Nsvets every style and colo,
White ai llH tlssuees Cashnerrtf. ,,p and ty,uf
NJ
ue s St Do 10 embroidered Merno d. BIZ Italian
' i' eunaus celebrated stocks Wellington Braces susysn
i'rs bue Gloves Lined DO dark do fancy KID 90 M-rDo
Shirts plain 1rd fgf Lambs Wool plain ra sns sh, r
t' '' i' 81 I' Gill A sPTtMAN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, DyesfHSs. &c,
EVoE sale 'av. for punci,l e.iors \, tt 49, NJ
ODE Bed N1ra below the Oi Market con.stn \, 80, "a
foloU>-tIrrc. Caoucl Fpsom salts
Sup tlfh SOFIA. Cream Tar.ar
White Lead. t.nsetd oil
Siirf Fur,rnf no.. Vanish vsrdirris In OIL
Best Lamp uI. Window Glass Putty se se
JOHN ]. CRAWFORD
Apothecary and Drugust
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r.. N. HUI DSON.

De Mist,
ONCE on Main street, Sqaare dJous the Baaks,
Performs al operations the Teeth beauty pts.-a
ton and thu % kni neouupube Teeth singy of IN
iuh sets on the t approved plans Rcft Dr PIN.
ns hsv Df Iupie Hubbard Gannsf Co. lion a. e. Baldwin
Df Ciambersyne Dr r. q. Cab.n George Watson H.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING,
VOLUME 80. NUMBER ll3.

NNELSH AND ENGLISH FLANNELS.--
w large supply just received and win - sss-.
BY fs-i JOHN WRIGHT
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N RSPRCTFULLY continues % ien
der bis pro essional services 70 ne
ladies' and Genllemen Of Columbus and
It's vicinity, pledging himselfio operate n
The most approved modern style. 10 d.
drion 70 what Is usual in his profession
lie win
lsi. Pa. in whole sets Of teeth mounted
on Gold, BY She new and much nPpro-
we'd pan Of atmospheric pressure, q
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Cd. Supply roofs or pslaies, whe def
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TRUSTsALR.

&A@0G NaAAa1s
DH virtue d . certain Deed u Trust ezs-
- cuied 20 ne &c Trusreo, On DE 5th daT
ofNOvember A d 1891, BY William s. Boiling
aad Mary n Boiling Of The County Of LowndoE
and State Of Mississippi, to secure the pay
ment Of certain promissory notes therein Hpe-
cited, which said deed Of trust was duly reoor-
ded in the Office ofthe clerk Of Probate Of o.
tibbeha county in the State Of Mississippi,
shall proceed 70 sci ior cash before the court
hoese door IN said county Of Okiibbeba on the
Fourth Monday N Nay, 1s43,
the following described land, lying and beng
IN Okubbeha County, TO wit:
The south east quarter Of section number
thirteen, in township number twenty north, q
range thirteen east, containing one hundred
and iify acres 5000. SaA 10 take place
between the hours prescribed BY Law. Spch
title conveyed 10 the purchaser as is vested 10
me as trustee.
CHARLES R. cRUsOE,
Nov. 20, 1912. Trustee.
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DRY GOODS.

A GOOD assortment of Linens from BIT
"A and hall upwards Brown, white and
late cotton Hose, from two bits upwards
Brown linen Table covers, Kentucky jeans
80. &c. For sale at
KeeleF's cheap cash SlOfs.
March 9th, lS49.
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FIVE POPULAR WORKS
Forua a.a conll . month'
onoan norEAn A rEAR N ADvAEoE.

The puhfaher announeess with pleasure %
he Public, that be has commenced a hlo1TH-
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he arrival Of the English Steamer, which
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vii thus furnish the pullic with he latest
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o.hsr establishment N this country and al a
prlee which cannot hil 10 meet the public ap
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and we're repubIislIed entire 10 the Monthly
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Than "A hours after The arrival Of the steamer,
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Ter.
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THE BEST MEDTCINEsN THE

A RE suEnAN's MEDicArEp LoEEEcEs.-
IA These Medicines are a. pleasant 70 the
taste a. he best peppermint o. rise candy, and
they are warranted ns0rs sfoari0as than any
other remedies "a use.
Their convenient form also renders them
preferable 70 an others. A few may be put IN
the pocket and taken q pleasure, without trou-
BE or hindrance rom business. In short, IN
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spcci, tbey may wei be pronounced the
ICON rrnT rrAnr + narnrCTNrT
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TOOTH DROPS KLNBs-opl. sf.etu.Ily.
UzJ11E7Abo whol..,l. Dus.i.~

y MaidenLane. New YORK, and Of our agents.
Messrs Comsiock g. Ross. IS Magazine St. N.
Orleans, and G. Hill and A. N. Jones, Columbus.
Inns
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l CHEAT BARGAIN

A GREAT BARGAIN
MAY b. had in two small tracts Of land lying
near the Wolf Road, about IS miles abov
Columbus. Ono tract csntains 50, and IL
other $50 Acres, beth Of which have small in
provsmonts on them Apply 70
april -, 1913. } l. CLARK.
COFFEE.-2O Sacks 6rst Rio Cofee, jug
~ received and FOE sale
April IS. 1873 J. L CLARE
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ADVANCES on COTTON
THE undersigned viii make lberal adtan'
II ees on eotiea consigned to his friends IN
New York, Boston, New Orleans, Havre and
Liyernool-iree OF commissions for receiving
and forwarding IN Mobile,
is. BEERS.
Marshl6, le4s
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BLACKsMITHTNG.

BLACKSM1THING.
TNHE undersigned would inform ihs
n public that they uro now carrying
on the above business in oil lis various
branches, at their old stand on Market
street, one door south Of A. r. Wolhng-
tons carriage shop.-Where, by prompt
attention to business, they hope 10 merit a
liberal patronage, All kinds Of repair.
ing done on the shortest notice. Car
riage springs mended sc.
RANDLE & WATKINS.
Feb. 9th, 1912.
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nOCTOR DAYTON.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
UbY virtue Of deed 10 trust. execu.
Id ted on the 18th day Of November,
Is4I, to me as trustee, BY Samuel Davis,
to secure the payment TO John Overall Of
four promisory notes Of that date ; which
have beea transferred | will expose to
sale, at public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash NJ the door OF the Count house
in the town Of Columbus N the county Of
Lowndes, and State Of Mississippi, on
Wednesday the 26lh day Of July next be
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. aud
O'Clock P. NJ. the following described
pieces or parcels If land with the i'm
proyements thereon, situated, lying, and
being in the town Of Columbus aforesaid,
and known and described in the plan Of
said town as being the lots No. s and 9
in square No. eleven, south Of Main street.
Such title only as is vested in the trus.
tee, will be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
JOHN D.sMONTGOMERY,
trustee.
Jan. Both lS43.-6m. pr S25.
nLANK Books Of all sizes, Fools cap and
I'D Letter paper &c. For sale at
KEELER'S cheap cash Store.
Columbus. March 9th, 1913.
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RonTNsoN q CoLLINe,

oar at their wholesals Dug and Chemical
Ware House
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IN pursuance Of a Deed of Trust executed by
Christian Balslcy to the subscriber, bearing
date the SIN day of May, 1919, and of record in
the County Court Office Of Augusta, for the mr..
pose of securing the payment Of the claims there.
IN mentioned, viii be sold on Monday the 4,h
day Of September next, before the door of the
Bell Tavern in the Town of Stanton, at public
auction, for ready money, FORTY EIGHT A.
CRES OF LAND, situated in the county OF Au.
gusta, ON Back Creek, a branch of the South ri.
yer, being part of the same land which was con-
yeyed by Robert Cunningham to the said Balls
ley. Such title only will be made to the purcha.
Ger as is nsua! in such cases
SAM'L CLARKE, Trustee
Staunton, July 10th, 1913.
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VIRG1N1A.--At Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanccry held for Augusta County, at the Court house.
Tuesday, June the goth, lSf3
Isaac Hall, admir- with the will annexed, Of James Brat
ford, decd. Plaintiff
AGAINST
Sally Bradford, James Bradford John BrgTord Spots
wood d. Bradford, Philandcr Custer, Amanda Custer,
havinia Custer, James Custer, VIM. Bryan, Willis
Bryan, IRVINE Mullony and Sarah his wife, late Sa.
ran Ann Bryan, T.. Daubns and Elizabeth his wife,
p rshz91cth Bryan, Layina Bryan, and Mary Ann
IN INC Inotlon OF james Brmgardncr, suggesting that
nc mas acquired rights in the subject Of controversy pe,
. 'e on since the last decree, and asking be made
party defendant herein, leave is given him to appear
anu ne ms answer, which is accordingly done: and
Iherc1Pona rule is awarded against James Bradford
yoen 6raord and Spottswood u. Bradford and the other
ueehdantS VINO arc interested herein and the admins
aor isaac al rcturnablc here on the LIST day of tbc
next crm' Nst OF November ucxt,) TO show cause 4
a9y hey can why the Court should decree in favor
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