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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-09-07

lis painful even to gaze on the picture of the
Administration Of the General Government which
have faithfully sketched. II would have been
happy Tor the people of the United States, il it
were a mere fancy piece 10 survey. But their
long, general and intense embarrassnents have
unfortunately too severely assured them of its ac-
, tual reality. II would have been a much more
agreeable task TO me TO pourray the purity, dsin-
terestedneSs, honor, probity and fidelity OF all in
The charge OF our public concerns The wisdom of
Their measures, and the consequent general pros
perlty Of the Country. But we now know the
nature, extent and causes Of the public disorders.
and, what is no less important, their remedy.
Iha. remedy is in the hands of the People. IN
der other forms Of Government, where public spi-
I'll is not entirely crushed by arbitrary power, the
People would long since have sought redress by
violent and convusivc means. Ii is our peculiar
good fortune to have in the ballot box remedy
which supercedes necessity Of resorting to them
and which Is quite eifcacous, and more certain
as well smore peaceful, than the use of the bavo
net. And 1t affords me ineNpressible pleasure to
say to you that 1t is my firm belief, from all the
signs OF the times, from all the causes now in
operation, and from all the information which
derive from every quarter of the Union, that n
great ard glorious deliverancc awaits u.s. and that
the People will, in 1914, nobly vndca,e their
rights and manifest anew their capacity for Self
Government. by triumph more brilliant, more
decisive, and hope more suspicious than that of
1910. That accomplished most of the views of
public policy, which you suggest, will trust be
enforced, and we shall once more behold our
Country honoreG and respected abroad, beloved
ana prosperous at home, and steadily advancing
lnlhe path which leads to greatness and grandeur.
aIn, with high respect,
our friend and ob't. servant,
II. CLAY.
Messrs. Sani'l. Seiberi, Thomas J. Early, las.
Colhoup, and Geo. A. Madeira.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-09-07
Public Sale OF Real and Personal
PROPERTY.

Z WILL offer for sale at public auction. on the
Premises on Thursday the 2Sth day of Sep
tember next OF not previously disposed off, The
rarmoh which now reside containing MN ETY.
ACRES, and another tract con,aininr about
FORTl-FOUR ACRES, within a few hundred
yards OF The former, lying about ! miles south Of
Staunton, immediately on the public road leading
from Staunton to Lexington. This property is
now IN good state of cultivation, a considerable
portion we'll set in clover and to any one DESTROYS
OF erecting any kind of machinery. there is no
property Iii market possessing greater facilities,
as there is Il never-iailng stream passing thrCloh
1t, with sufficient fall and power to carry on any
KIND OF water-works. There is on il a comlo,a-
BILE brick Dwelling House, Barn, Stable. and
other necessary buildings and an orchard of choice
rult. Possession can be had in time to nut i'm a
fall crop
AT the same time and place, shall offer ror
sale, quantity OF personal property, such as
Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, Household Fur
nlture, Farming Utensils and a quantity of Grain
viz: Wheat, Rye and Oats, and the Corn in the
field. Terms made known on the dav of sale.
GEORGE PARIS.
August 81
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9eEWsGs SALE
August 3l.--3t


ESf the provisions Of rrus. deed executed byy
h0 John Pryde, dated the LIST day of April, IS42,
and recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Augusta, shall, for the purposes IL
said deed mentioned, on the 30ih day Of Septem,
Der next, at the house now in the occupancy OF
said Pryde, known as the Buifaloe Gap Tavern
IN said county, proceed to sell, TO the hghes, bid.
der, for ready money, the following real and per.
sonal property--all The said Pryde's right, title
and interest in the Buifaloe Gap Tavern pfoperty,,'
containing $50 ACRES, lying IN said county
OF Augusta, and now kept as Tavern, subject to
the purchase money TO fall due TO Edward Valen-
tine and Nicholas G. Kinney FOR the sane--all the
said PTydes interest, whatever it may be, in q
small Farm, containing Is acres, adioininr tho
lands of Bell, Herring, and
Swisher, In said county, and known by the nama
of Noodlawn. Also, one Wagon, four sets OF
Gear, four Horses, one Mare and Colt, one Milch
Cow, two Calves, six feather Beds and Bedding,
seven Bedsteads, two Sideboards, one Bureau.
one man'el Glass, three gilt framed Pictures foul
dining Fables, 4 doz. Chairs, four small Tables,
four Nashstands, and the remainder of his house
hold and kitchen Furniture, one large Plough, one
set OF Blacksmi'h's Tools, half ton of Iron, 400
bushels Corn, 200 bushels Oats, one rlah's sad
die, one side saddle, 10 head of Hogs, 4 barrels
llerrings, l Dbl. MackercI, half boz Tobacco,
one box containing Cotton CloIii, Calico, &C.,
sacks Salt, and two Kegs White Lead. Such
title as is vested in me by said trust deed, will be
conveyed to the purchaser. ~
August 10, 1919. DAVID FULTZ.
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TO Nelson Dunlap, James Dmlap, Joha q.
Du"tdp, Robert Dualap, Nm. Dualay, Da-
rm ogden and Louisa his scjfe, james
hurst ami Nancy his rife, THomGs Ecer-
ct and .Nargarei his rife, John Kcnda1 and
mary his rife, Elizabeth II. Duniap and
Robert Duniap:
Having obtained commission TO take tho do.
positions OF John Kendall and others, Witnesses
for me IN suit depending in the Circuit Smnerior
Court OF Law and Chancery for the county Of
Augusta, wherein you are defendants and am
plaintiff, and you are not residing within the com.
monwealih, and having no attorney in fact within
the Same TO whom notice Of the time and place ~
taking the said dispositions can be given, now
publish Tor your information tast the said wines.
SEES VIII be examined on the 29ih day of Septem
Der, lo13, between the hours of 6 o'clock, a. NJ.
and 3 +. M, at the office of Richard Douqlass'
In the town OF Chillicolhe, Ohio, and heir demo
sitlonS VIII be then and there taken i'm the suit A.
foresaid, Tor The purpose of being read as evi-
dence. ii, however, from any cause not Foreseen.
the taking. OF the said dispositions shall moi be
commenced, or being commenced, should moi Inc
completed on that day, the taking Of the same
will be Adjourned from time to time until the said
dispositions shall be completed. Given under INV
hand. HENRY BEAR,
Sept. Z,
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4 n pursuance Of decree of the County Cour,
OF Augusta, made at the March term, 1913. in
a ease of Japes Bourlcnd VS.. Rober, Crawford.
sd mr.. &C.. will, on Saturday the 7th day of
'Octcber'next, proceed to sell on the Premises to
the highest bidder, all the right, title, and in,e-
rest OF Robert Crawford, r. deed, in the trac OF
Land directed by the will of Robert Crawford,
sr. decd, of record in the Office of the County
Court of Aueusia TO be sold at the death of his
wife. This Land lies en- Middle River in Angus
Ia County, is estimated TO contain $50 acres, and
is regarded as of the fines, tracts in the coun-
~. The interest OF Robert Crawford, ir. decd in
SAID land, or the proceeds of the sale os the land
is one-ei.hth part.
the interest is sold, to be paid in hand, the ba-
lance IN two equal Payments al 6 and IL months.
the purchaser giving bond with approved security.
WM. POAGE, Comm'r.
Sept. 7, lSI3.-tds
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GOOD WHEAT WANTED
Az ShaAweW MINIS.
no THE EqRNERS or aUGUS7.q.

'ENIlE propretors of the above Mills, miles
n below Charlottesville, on the stage road and
Rivanna river, would be glad 70 receive fron the
Augusta Farmers &C., good merchantable Wheat,
Tor which they will pay cash or give approved ac-
ceptances at 90 or 90 days--and also, if desired
give in exchange, in part, for return loads, lump
or ground Plaster, Salt, Sugar, Coffee. &C., in
tending to keep constant supply of these articles
on hand for that purpose, at very moderate adj
vance on the Richmond rates.
With merchants also, who may so desire they
will exchange Cotton Yarns, Oznaburgs, Shirt
ings, Candle.wick and Plough Lines, of the
Shadwell Factory. for Flour, Wheat, or Corn at
fair rates
They will also exchange Flour for Wheat. at
me usual rate of one barrel of superfne Flour FOR
hV9 bushels of good sound mercbantable Wheat,
ana snip me Flour 10 Richmond, if desired, on
the most favorable terms.
hey propose also TO receive Flour in store and
snip 1t TO Richmond, charging nothing for storage
or or trouble Tor shipping, depending for remuncra-
IIon 'or theIr trouble, in this respect on the adj
vantage OF furnishing return loads of Plaster &C.
~ b. since the increase Of tolls on the James
HiVeT and kanawha Canal, il is believed the diff
terence IN the expense Of freight to Richmond,
between ocottsyilIe and this place, is very bcon.
siderable, If any.
e. J. TIMBERLAKE & co.
August 81 ct
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NlRGlNIA.--At Rules held in the Clerks Of
fee Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for Bath county, on the Sd day of Ju-
ly 1913,
Robert Given, and John Irons, and others, pIls.
AGAINST
James Gwn and VIM. Il. Hogse,t, exors of Da-
vld Gwin, decd, Isabella, wife of said VIM.
II. ifogsett, Robert Coiner and Margaret, his
wife, VIM. McClung and Rachael his wife,
David Gwin, Robert Lockridge and Polly his
wife, Robert Gwin, John Gwin, Sally Kincaid,
Nancy Wiley, John Cee'c and Jane his wife,
lohn Cleek, ir. Esther Wiley, Sally Hamilton,
Silas Hinton and Susan his wife, Samuel Civ
en- and Elizabeth his wife, David G.. Gwin
VIM. Given, Susanna Given, Thomas Irons
and Nancy his wife, Samuel Ruckmau, admin
lstrator de bonls non, with the will annexed, of
OHIO Wade. the elder, David L.. Ruckman,
eXor. oil Ohio Wade, the younger, Leonard
Wade, Abraham Wade, James Wade. John
lilnkle, Robert McClintic, James Hamilton.
Charles Hamilton, Adam Stephenson, ex'or of
John STEPHENSON, decd, VIM. Cleek. ex'or OF
Reuben Buzzard decd, and John Lighiner,
eX'or OF Adam Lightner, d.ec'd .-Deiendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant John Hinkle not having entered
his appearance and given security, according tc
the act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence tliat he
Is not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth: 1t is
ordered, that the said defendant do appear here
on the first day OF the next term and answer the
plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Staunton Spectator ioi
two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse OF this county.
Copy-Ieste,
CUAS. l.. FRANCISCO, OK.
July 90.
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August u

VIRGINIA. Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit superior Court of Law Chancery for Au
sVsta County, Monday the 9TH day OF August 1919
Matthew Piison, admir-. with the will annexed of Sarah
Cuddcn; decd, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Nelly Skidlnorc, The Bible Society Of Virginia tbc
Treasurer of the Board of Foreign Missions of the
Presbyterian Church in the United States the Trus-
tees OF the Board of Missions of the General Assem-
bly, of the prcsby Church in the United States
the Trustees of the Board of Education of the Presbv
terrain Church iii the United States the Treasurer of
the Virginia Tract Society, Miss Bctscy Nc Farand
Miss Maria Logan, and Jane Logau-Dcrcndants,
IN CIIANCERY.
The Defendants the Treasurer of the Board of For.
cign Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the United
states, the Trustees of the Board OF Missions Of tc
General Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church in The
United States the Trustees of the Board of Education
The Presbyterian Church in the United States not bav
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing TO the act OF Assembly and the Rules this Court
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they ar,
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth 1t is ordered
that the SAID Defendants doapPca here. the lst Mon
day IN Octt bcr next, and the bill Of the Plain
m and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
III some newspaper printed in stanton, for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of the Court
house.
Copy-Tcstc,
August 10. IL. II. KINNEY, d. c.
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LAND l9DI2 SALE.

EpY virtue of Deed Of Trust cNecuted to The
NJ subscriber by VIM. d. Coaiter and Thos. $.
Coalter, bearing date the day of November,
1922, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF
the County Court Of Augusta, shall, for pur-
poses therein mentioned, proceed to sell, on Sa-
lurday the 9th day of September next, in the
Town of Waynesborough, TO the highest bid
der, Gof ready money, d certain Tract Of Land,
lying OIL both sides of back Creek In said
county Of Augusta, containing $50 acres, more or
less, adjoining the land Of Ddde and Others, the
same being the land purchased by said WIN. b.
Coaiter of Adam Fisher. The ;itle is believed TO
be perfectly good, but dc'iug as trustee, Shall
convey such only as is vested in me by the deed
aforesaid. C. JOHNSON, Trustee.
August lO.-tds.
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H.9LOR.a.lY.a .SE.Nx.s:9RY:

vSNIIE 23d session Of this Institution will com
Il mence on the 1lh of September. The un
dersigned Trustees, under whose control and SUI
pervision the School will henceforth be conducted,
are happy to express their confidence in its merits
and take pleasure in recommending it to the pa
tronage cf the public
Lucas p. THoMpsoN,
A. H. III. STUART. John II. PEyToN,
WM. KINNEY, f. T.. SrRrBLINc,
RoBr. S. BRooKs, N. e.. KINNEY,
Tnos. J. Micus, JomN CnuRcuMAN
Staunton, August IL
slEy The Lexington Gazette, Lewisburg Whg
and Lynchburg Virginian will publish the above
once week for 4 weeks.
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ERESN GROCERAES.

,'BNHE subscriber has in store, and expects in a
lew days to receive an additional supply OF
FRESH GROCERIES, of which the following
VIII comprisea part, viz:
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
100 bags green Rio Coffee
so do Laguira do
100 tons Plaster
so sides ''good'' sole Leather
90 barrels Tanners Oil
100 kegs Nails, all sizes, together with large
stock of brown and loaf Sugar, Tea, Molasses,
&c. &C., all of which he is determined to sell as
low as they can be bought in any market in Vir-
GINA, for CASH or PRODUCE.
JAMES Ii. IUREY
Scottsvilr, August 81 ISia
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August |

NJRSlNlA-At Circuit Superior Court of Law and
1hancery held Tor Augusta County at the Court house.
Tuesday, June the goth, l513
Isaac HAL admir- with the will annexed, of James Brat.
ford, decd, Plaintiff
AGAINST
sally brattord, James Bradford John Bradford Spots
Wocd ID. BrailorG, Phandcr Custer, Amanda Custer,
J,aVlna Custer, James Custer, VIM. Bryan, Willis
bTyan' Irvine Mullouy and Sarah his wife, late Sa.
ran Ann Bryan, 70. Daubins and Elizabeth his wife.
I9tc bizaocih Bryan, Lavinia Bryan ard Mary Ann
Bryan Defendants
On the motion Of James Bumgardncr. suggesting that
nc has acquired rights in the subject OF controv crsy ge
0eH{e NE or since the last decree, and asking be made
party defendant herein, leave is given him appear
ana hlc his answer, which is accordingly done and
thercuPoh rule is awarded against james Bradford
John Bradford and Sposwood j Bradford and the other
defendants who Interested herein. and the admins
traitor Isaac Hail. retrnabc here the st day Of the
next Term, list Of November next,) 20 show cause il
any they can why the Court should decree in favor
OF the defendant Bungardner the telief prayed by his
answeT.
Copv-Tcste,
r r. KINNEY, u Clerk
Npenst 10 7p
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III should be known TO all whom it may con-
Acern, that a large number of the citizens of Au-
gnsta county, tor few months past. have been
testing the efficacy of Dr.. DEHEFTY'S CELEr
DRAFTED MUSCOVlrUS TOOTH--ACHE
DROPS, and that in every instance it has effect
ed radical cure even in the inveterate cases
OF this horrid complaint. ii is also highly eficar
cious In the preservation OF decaying teeth, and
in removing all tartar and scurvy without the use
OF an in strument ,
sIsy The above article can be obtained at ali
times, by the dozen single vial, at S. b.
Browns store, FiShersville also at Capt Nc.
Clung's and +. Berkeey's, Staunton, and A.
Lynn's, Wayncsborough.
April G.
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Sept. 7, lSI3.-tds.

'ENliE subscriber has received an additional sun
ply of MEDICINES, DRUGS and DYE,
SrUFFS, as follows:
Cham. Flowers, Gum. Arabic ,.Opium
Solph. Morphine, Borax, Opodeldoc
Ground Pepper and Cinnamon
White Mustard Seed, Cloves, Orrs Root
Caro-. Ammonia, Thompson's Eye Water, &c.
Ierdi9ris, Extract lockwood, Indigo, Nader
Also, handsome assortment of Cologne Wa
ter Fancy Soaps, Seals Cout Plaster, &c. All
oil winch VIII be sold on accommodating terms.
AlSo-One tierce Of winter strained Lamp OH.
sept Z. Il. BERKELEY.
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Sept, 7, 1913.
4Nie3IrS7R SAr,ao

ESl virtue OF a Deed of Trus, executed by John
Pryde TO the subscriber, bearing date the
I'm day OF March, 1912 and duly recorded in
the oihce OF the County Court Of Augusta, | will
Tor The purposes named in said trmSt prncood 10
SELL at the tavern now occupied by said John
Iryde, In Buffalo Gap, Augusta county, on Mon
day the 18Th inst, at public auction, to the hiph-
est bidder, for cash, the following personal pro-
perry, or so much thereof as may be forthcoming.
VIZ road Wagon, Carts, , sorre Horses.
bay Horse, bay inare Colt, > mahogany Blu
reans, gilt frame mantel Glass. 4 DRESSING
GLASSES, French post Bedsieads, maple do. /
curtain post Bedsead, small do, 7 feather
Beds and Bedding, 5 walnut dining Tables, 6
small Tables, maple and pine, 2 doz. fancy
Chairs, do2. Windsor Chairs, mich Cows
and their Calves, gilt framed Pictures, 3 painted
frame do, doz silver table Spoons, silver La
die, doz. silver tea spoons, tea set of Britta-
ma Ware, pair of branch plated Candlesticks.
2 sets of plated Casters, dining set of Liverpool
Ware, l72 pieces, China tea set of 80 pieces. 8
doz. Liverpool Plates, set Of Blacksmith FOOLS
lady's riding side Saddle, , gentlemen's do.
eight day Clock, 3 mante Clocks, > mahogany
Sldeboards, 70 yards of Carpeiing, 10 yards Of
Mating, ? sets of Cooking Utensils, and 10
head Of Hogs.
JOHN II. KNOWLES, Trustee.
Sept. 7.-2t.
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MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCES.

On Sunday last, Mr. John Haoan, very res
pectable citizen Of this county, residing about G
miles IRON Lexington, committed suicide by
hanging himself. The horrible deed was done
whilst the family was at Church. Upon their
return, they perceived the hat of the deceased
hanging at the door of the corn-crib. which was
opeh' ana their attention being attractedby these
circumstances so unusual on that day, they en-.
tered, and found his body suspended from bean,
by chain, quite dead. The cause of the com.
initial Of SO dreadful AN act, is supposed to have
been pecunary embarrassments. Mr. Ilagan has
leit wife and three children TO deplore his fear
fnl and unlimeiy end.-LeringtOn Gag.
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Trustees Sale.

Try virtue of Deed Of Trust executed 10 me
by William Gully, bearing date the ,av
OF October, 1912 Tor the purpose of securing GER
'ain creditors therein named, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of the County Court of Angus
ta shall proceed 10 sell, for cash, to the highest
bidder, in the town of Waynesborough, on Friday
Inc 29lh day of the present month, (Scptcmher.1
the following property, viz One lot of Ground,
lying IN The town of Waynesborough, on which
is situated the Waynesborough Hotel, one do. on
which is IA large frame Stable, one small lot do.
adjoining said Stable lot, one out lot, containing
about hall an acre. Also, 30 Feather Beds, Bed
steads and Bedding,~G Mattresses, fine wollen
carpet, quantity of cotton do, Ten Tables, |
Desk, wooden Clock, | doz split bottom
Chairs, 20 Decanters, Buckets, III Washstapds,
Stove and pipe, Safe and contents, ) doz
w indsor Chairs, all the Curtains in dining room
and third story, . doz Knives and Forks, brass
Candlesucks, 10 Waslstanls, 10 Ewers and Ba
sons, all the Kitchen Furniture, Gr;ndstone,
all said Gully's Books, pair brass Andirons, 7
Picture Frames, Hack and Harness. LARGE
BELL, large Lantern. Hogs, = Cutting Boxes,
bushei Measure, do halt 6 Sack BAGS. > mr..
Steelyards. number o! Tools, d small Bills,
wire Fender, pair common Andircns, Map of
the United States.
Acting as Trustee shall convey such title only
as Is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
ID. 5. YOUNG.
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p r 0 T o C n A p uIC
s'gE1ssseygaEa'G Portraits
ONLY n FEW D.qYS LONGER!

'sN HSMlLEI, having the late importan, im-
=" ?rovements in the Daguerreotype, including
the new method Of producing the most beautiful
ana natural colored Photographs, will take SUI
L. NJ, without regard to weather.
Lacies and Gentlemen respectfully invited
TO call at his room at Mr. Ceases, on Main street,
where specimens may be SEEN
u, Mr.. Smiley will remain in town but few.
days longer.
August 2i,
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DRowNED.-We regret TO learn that Mr.. Da-
mel Pickering was drowned in the river near MIR.
Coolies last Thursday was week. lie was adj
V'seo' we understand, not TO venture in; but sup
posing there was no danger, started in after his
horses and wagon when all sunk Immediately and
Were not again seen. The only vestice tina,
made its appearance then was Mr.. p's hat float
Ing upon the swollen waters. The BODY of M,
pickering was not recovered until Sunday last.
when 1t was found about mile below where il
mind him to mourn his un,imely removal.
Rockinghan. Register.
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NlRGINlA.--At Rules held in tho Clerks Office o
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
gnsta County, Monday the It'll day Of August lS43,
Nebecca Cunningham and w lam S. Young, Plaintiffs
AGAINST
john Cunniogham, sen'r., VIM. Kirk and Mary KirL
his wife, Andrew YOUNG, Robert s. Young, William
Young and Margaret Young his wife, Elisha Young,
Sohh cunningham, Mary 5. Cunningham, William A.
Cunningham, Alexander c. CunniSgham and Jane
Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Elisha Young, VIM, Young and Mar.
garcthis WIFE, Wm. Kirk, < Mary his wife, And Young
10. = oung Jno. Cunningham \ Jane Cunning ham, not
having entered Their appearance aud given security ac
cordng to The act of Assembly, and the Rules of this
Court ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not nhaoltants oi this Commonwealth Ii is ordered
that ia. SAID Defendants do appear here ON the Isl Mon
day III October next and answer the bill OF the Plain
S ana mat copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed in Staunton for two months
successvey and posted the front door of the Court
house. "
- Copy-Tcstc,
August ~ II. III. KINNEY, D. c.