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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17


Resorsd BY the General Assembly q; State ONO
Of iels gated powers depending au,iior;T the
press of the Constitution ai: aud Just coiuc
tirii.
RsSoired That the Constitution gives power expressly
conucyely ;ote legislative executive departments or to
both united, 10 associate amy OcSu power 10 M aGl!
ton OF the Government OF The I ntci States.
hesOirei. That tie United States politics. irm where
Of tie several states members sad that foreign POKER
k admitted MIC thu ru " thUut The consent OF
each Of the members by the people thereof
That ATTEMPT b.; the Congress of the United
States Executive ether Offices, TO form with
any Tecn power. would be uugatnrha, al The States
not ewing consent thereto woG!d be undo. amy obi
-atun 10 unite such touielercyand that, should
portion Stn,c> at this t-lnu form Concdcracy with
Inc ,oyennu OF Texas through the fundamentally III Cur
PeVpo 81 uio no obligation TO unite IL such Coneea-
ResoipoG That Slavery M institution peculiar the
State. whose laws n which, such States, tue GUvetn-
inen the United States a CONTROL and account at
which has no responsibility ard that the people o OHIO
md Free state aGd ought 10 be exempt from The
wrnc aud charges thereof but that the Annexation o. rxs
TO the United States fol the SnppnEt o! Slavery VIII identity
u Nhtiona Herewith. and suet the Stale of
Oh,1 and other Fee States IL the disgrace charges OF
R.rd therefore, That Representatives of The People Of
Ono her name sc protest the Union OF iea1S with
the Uued States; as unconstitutional unjust. revolutionary,
aud :eudne 20 GHulioh
Resoiced, That SeHstors and Representatives IN Con-
~ be requested their utmost eudeayors prevent tie
annexation 10 &c tn;c! Staies
aire. hal the Gose,duf &c requested transmit copy
resolutions to each OF n!d Members 81
Congress from ihs STATE. with request ;na; % procure them
catered OF M journal, q; each House. ard that the a
Executive OF each OF III, tatC with request that they may
be placed before their respective IL eSi1CTes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

-; TIE orsS, OF 1 Pua.rAsI' viii be per-
lor,n-d This Evening. BoEGHgsE viii take the
part oil E.yira. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

o--I- IoxoIry's GREAT WEsTgRw PANAcEA, from
Couaud; street Tor the cure Of Asthma Dyspeia Inlse
ZION Liver Complaint, Loss Of Appetite, Female O0suc
ions &c This remedy, being OF vegetable podurOn may
be taken with perfect safety FOX any term 81 tne; by peso
of Inc most decnte constitutions however low they may nave
beeu reduced by disease. 1t will be found sure remedy !Or
blotrhel tnces, 80 troublesome yOucg PERSONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17
Believe me. always sincerely.
Your friend ard obeflert servnnt,
WILLIAM Ii. SEMA ARD.
GrpR1r SMITH, ESQ.


Governor SEWARD speaks for himself with his
usual frunkness and learessness. AS the anony-
NOUS correspondent of the Madison County Eagle
mas charged Mr.. WEED also with an abandon
ment of the Wing principles and party, it may
be well enough, though hardly necessary, VIC
trust, to say, that the imputation is as utterly
false and groundiess in regard to MIR. w. as the
above letter shows it to be with respect to Gov.
SEWARD. They are the last men in the STATE
who will prove rccreant to the WHlG faith, or
consent to strike the VINO flag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

PATERSON, Dec. Ibth, Iofl
To tic Editor Of the Paterson Inteiiigsncer: "
SIR Our attention has been directed publication IN the
resa Guardian of The Cd which the following passage
occurs:
1--WE are informed that there ere gentlemen this town
last week who had orders for $1,000 81 machinery, ena wee
compelled take them elsewhere. neither Rogers
March, 1916 when they were required.
No such Circumstance having taken place. md as ths state
meat suffered TO 20 uncuntradced calculated 10 deter
those vii owis 10 purchase machinery from making appl
cation 10 m and To prevent work from Coming To ms town.
winch might SERIOUSLY infect our business, well rs the m
ter-s:s of the workmen employment you Will Dy
publication tins your paper serve the cause 81 truth
and yert the niuy which the might otherwise
produce Yours, very respectfully,
H RoGERs kErcHuM Il GRosyESOR,
Il.SuD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17
Tur Fonr RAcE An noRokgy YFsrEnpAy

The FoOr RACE AT HoBoRyS YESTERDAY =
FOR Inc tour-me race no iess ,han seven compete
tors entered, but at the close oil the second mile only
thee IA. n camein, Jackson aicCate, aud Francisco
s, the beginning oi the fourth mile McCah- passed
Jackson, Ire latter however caine up IL Tie mid
de. OF The las quarter, mace push aid came out
81 ien.t n i,und,rd feet ia advance, winning the
Jackson made the four miles IN - minutes 10 Sc
couds.
ne,itors, t;reenbalsh ard Gidersieesr. The for
per Won in 50 minutes IL seconds, taking the prize
of 81 GOO He came out more than one hundred
wards ahead Of Gildefslesys,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

~ Mr.. kElyiL Will give his second Lecture on
Astronomy and Light al Niblos's this evening. He
offers unusual a!rsctour. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

OuRAYG OUrAaG.-NIsdemeisel FAsNY, the
large AID sagacious Ourang Oatang which was
exhibited at The American Museum last Fail, mas
returned there for few days, and may be seen
throughout the day aud evening. The New Saloon
is also finished, md will accommodate oae Thou
saod pereons comfortably. spleadid perform
ances this evening iry the Westerns, Mlna'rels'
La Petite Carlins, Lizzy, &c. Blu; The ouRASG
ourAxG-do n; forget her. She has greatly I'M
proved in health and appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

IL The Wings of Boston have nominated
new caudidate-TnoMAs WErMoRE-for Mayo
at The election next Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

KEEp yorE FEEr Day THIS WET WEATHER hnes,
thing we ever saw tor keeping ot dry the on oil nnnn
ybch renders boy md shoes perfectly water tight: also makes
the leather soft and pnbc and doubles the wear For harness
and carriage tops nothing can tQ'us 10 be ma at Il No"''
-N'fp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

u The albany atlas Undertakes 10 impogn
tho motives and question the sincerity Of CAsslus
NJ CLAY in his hostility to Slavery. These as.
sauils lay bare the habitual impulses OF the Ed
tors of the Atlas they cannot iniure Mr.. Clay.
The Future will show, il tie Pest has no, es.ab.
lished, his hearty devotion TO the great cause Of
Freedom 10 all men. There arc many who will
yet live 10 regret that they have detained SO true
and noble u man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

nas pecn uiteftdtely nouseu pS al parties
We can't imagine how any intelligent msn,
and especially Philadelphiau, should have made
such an assertion rs the first above. Mr.. Ingcr-
soil is now leader in the Loco. Fuco party, and
claims to he No, l Democrat. But ne Ger
tainly could not have been this when he oppos. d
Simon Snyder, and proclaimed in a public letter
that " he had lived in toe days OF the Revoc-
ton, nc would have been Tory" Afterwards,
he was ranked as Democrat; but we find him
U. S. District Attorney under John Quincy i'd
ans I'LL turned oct by Jackson and officially re-
ported heavy deiaul;cr a, that. Admit thar he
may have been perfectly Democratic in ali THIS,
what are we TO think OF his unuriug efforts 10
procure tho reeharter OF the United States Bank
In 1882, and The excellent letters in It's behalf he
obtaiucd fom President Madison, William II.
Crawford, Set Was this boarding Of cold
Hickory consistent with straight forward De-
mocracyl Soon after, he was round on toe side
of Down with tie Bank ,'--Nili the Ledger
explain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

II is stated that The Insurance Offices OF this city
have determined 10 insert tbs War Clause IN ;neir
policies. [Phila. Inquirer,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

NJ Dcniistry.-A CARD-We the uadefAsp s.; ;r,,
10, ,,ne,ou. oDportute OF examining Sci. OF Afnc, ,
,s ,,'' as and edau,rd To the mouth by Mr. NJ. LEV
Eft De.t of this CITY corner of Broadway and a,v'
tee, aud being fully sa, c that he . an expert a'a
: workman in his profession and that he po''cs s.h rb.
sbstae, in &c dscaie arc exact adaane. % g
and partial .e. 10 the guns Upon M oiEI ,a.ise Of
Application peculiar 70 hii " 'e ~ Indication Of duty
a%'pe% p saS the pac, eheeruly recommend Mr.
T +. ,,. 10 the patronage of oar citizens.
New o,A' .N's''' ISAAC ]. GREENWOOD, D. D. 5.
''s''"' JOHN NELSON. NJ. d.
PS. TOWNSEND, M. d.
II. Mclean. NJ. d.
toor;nnl can be at MI Leven otce' p, ., 1; a.
in' .o.a., sfWarsa stne, clP) N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

TorLEr FURNISHING Sron.-Ihe subscribers tespeC''uy
~ M tcn,o of the public to hor collection o article, Tor
the Toilet they having for number of years devoted theIt
time exclusively IN the selection Of such mud are enabled
through Their agents to the latest and most choice mpor
aton some of which are made expressly Tor Them and can
not he obtained ut ANY other e.'a5Ishm7n;he Whole forming
an oment not caualei IN vlrsty quuI;y IN tins CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17
Ohio on Texas,

The following resolutions, submitted by Nj
porkius, wee before The Legislature of OH
at our last adviccs. They will doubtless
adouted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

rs S,pds's Bristol, md onlstock's EXTRACT OF
: SRSAPAHIi.!.A, sold at 81 Couulandt- street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17
What is History
From the Peansylcan,an of .uonaoy.

rum "e ie"tsy3ca"'"hO -"O"Ny
propniely called the we,.nfse of Democracy
slion l69, has without shadow OF wavefng. AMID al!
the changes OF party. manued the tenor ot It's
sustaining the greatest good To the greatest uumbe,. ld
still wachul III this great principles that emanaed from hes
first disciples bright and shining light IN The land,
always boldesi ~ the darkest time.
We doubt whether an assertion could be made
more coatrary to truth than the above The
Tammany Society was not at all partisan in its
origin, and fer many years a majority OF lis mem
bers were FederalistS. Its becoming the wet
nurse of Democracy was the result or accident
or intrigue long attefward We believe its oiigi-
nal spirit aud scope approached more nearly TO
what is known as Na'iyism than any thing else,
and have heard that its Constitution does not
allow any but Natigcs of this Country 10 hold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

"Tag Wonsr or Little LoHisedle Democrat IN m
forms all dear lovers OF bucwheat cakes TINT since the te
non of James X Polk the usual mode Of RISING bnek
cakes ha. wholly failed in kentucky" tNe"'
t,,,,s,c, cot, - in Kentr cky and elsewhere. that
COMMITS PATENT YEAST
ox, Article of tibet kind, which never falls 70 aN'
"r,Esr RATE CAKES"
Sold wholesale md retail. al . cents pound. nm
''''' n. P MURRAY, Clinton Hail.
rs eorer of Beekman and NaIsau's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

Majority for Polk lellS; Van Buens minority in this State
in 1910 was 1SS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17
Rurnors OF War with Mexico.
co,,e.poodepcs Of The Tribune.


| WlsHISGTny, Saturday Evening. Dec. Il. 1871.
We have all KINDS oil rumo;s mere to-day; but
| [ do not like to place implicit confidence in any
of them There is abundant talk, however,
and 40 DOUBT abundant material for it. Bcnja-
min E. Green, Duf's son, who had such spicy
correspondence with Mr.. nocancgra, the Mex
can Minister of Foreign Affairs, arrived in this
city last evening or this morning, bearing dcs.
patches from Mr. Shannon our bcIigcrent Min-
istcr at Mexico, 10 our Government. have
heard report to-day that the President would
nn MonGay send in war message. ihis
looked upon, when | first heard II, as an io!e
piece OF gossip, grounding my opinion ON Ire
supposition that Dir Green had not arrived l
have last learned however, that he has arrived,
which may give more ptausioility to the raTnor,
[ am so inclined to doubt all these mysterious
,iyipgs out of Madame Rumor, that do not
ask your readers to believe it. | give it merely
as | received it. rom gentleman who has Op
,o,tuniiies TO know. Mir. Green is the Private
S9cretary OF Mr. Shannon, and hears the com
munica,ion which Mr.. Shannon tcld Mr. Rejon
Tor an answer before nc proceeded farther.
Since .henews by helaie arrival al n. Orleans
has been published there has been much anxious
consultation IN the Cabinct. Last Thursday the
Plcsitent was 80 busy that scarcely amy one could
yr.h:!n Some of the Members OF Congress say
tllet they are prepared for any thing. and thai II
some villa aar movement SHOULD he attempted, II
would 10: al alt aslonist them. No matter how
,n.sn al .fi,nltica are ended our couS.ry is d s.
Traced. unless il rouses Itself mmedia ely 10 pro-
test against the schemes of those who are ihifs.
er ior blood and plumber How different would
aavc been our standing had Mr., CLAY been elect
ed President But darkness hroods over the
present, ard no ray of light breaks upon the fla
ture. 1t is 1gier now ana nothing but Polk
hereafter.
may be enabled to send you something by
the rcxt mail, l.oro definite than have 10 COM
mnnicate now.
Soue of the most respectable Of the Loco
Foco party in Congress, express Their sense OF
shame and modification AT the conduct OF Mr..
Shannon, and insist thal ho ought to be imme-
the Greens and the Shannons arc its defenders
and its organs
regret to hear that Rev. DR.. Ryde-, Prcsl-
dent of Georgetown College, (Catholicl was
thrown iiom wagon, while descending Capitol
Ill., on Wednesday last. He had appointed to
preach The next day thanksgiving II the Gu
thcdral at Baltimore. He was not very seriously
iniu,ed, but it prevented his going out OF the
house since. lie is pgc,y we'll recovered l be-
lieyc today. mr Lily, the ProcuTator, was in
the wagor with him. Boih escaped from iinmi-
nent DANCE Yours, dc. idchELiSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

rs performance this nleraoon ut O'Clock at the New
York Museum tie Ourans Outaug and fourteen periormefs
Ph,ps. Siss NJ Adar and Aiss ida execute some beau
u pieces of Music, consisting OF Sees asd chorus elected
ern o@g.ier niioiuce Ethiopian hlnstrey. rc bill for
the above
TuosR ELEGANT "oLp GLOSSY RUBnxgs. DAY
ho PHI nj the auction the lot OF the bert Rubber. sold
h.s market year,. These SHOES old black, smooth
and sloy without varnis aud high figured square tocd tain
nIers thick soes and come up h-h An who saw these
Shoes admit that they the best they Ind seenor sale
nj only 81 ordinary kind good any other market al
& H. o. and IS Every other kind equally low.
These ee.an Rubbers etaed only at =, Maiden Lane
Isl block from Broadway, one door from Nasssu-.t
HORACE II. DAY,
d;9w 3 Successor 10 R-1buY India Rubber %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

Gaerlnin's, Lubin's. Pre-
v9t' ;, Elcs',. Patey's. Ro"s.
sci OF Philadelphia. German
Cologne, Bay Water, &c.
ssn.D-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17
its more important ofices

From the Philadelphia Ledger Of Monday.
-. @. ADAMS AMP G. j. iNGERsoLL.-' . Mr.. lnget
so having belonged to onede has been abused by
only. while Mr. Adaras having been umong all associates
has been alternately abused by all parties -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

'''~'N''
Their agents TO have the latest and most choice impo
some of which are made expressly Tor 'hem ana can
not he obtained ANY other e:ta5iShmrnt-he "hoe io's
an assortment cauuein virlety OF auniiy III t'is CITY
pgpEIrNERY sor., TweeIers. and over EO
,,, IpI,o'. Pre- different patterns Of Rodgers
., E,, p,iey's Rous. Wo.teDhnnl. &c. n,o>t hshlI
sci o: Philadelphia German polished hiSe' '1n"uon' ~
:, - n, ly,to, ..r cry kind Vi Congress. Whom
SOAPS .l,f. President, Sporting, &c
u;r,o,, Military md Vege PORTABLE DRESSING
table Guer!an's Ambtoslai ,h@T7' h
Cream md Tablet; Noopelns Manuinctued oy 'pe SUI
,,bne pevo,t', Onnl lcrrbefs, al the most coHpac
80, pr,c,,. Armand and forms, equal 10 finish to LII
~ flo ,Iso m & ,eam for imported. and much lower u
shaving This article obnnei prre' containing u'e '"'
ta ,,sn,u n silver medal Tauict Tor keeping BaLot' u
~ I, F,,r nj the Amer onIef with variety 0t ffenc
n J,s,i,,,e (sole agent ter and English do.
New-Yolk.) h''Hol' c,o- .
BRUSHES. from ,Ae 'ina' - i's NJ
Hal, Brushes, lase ware. Joseph hodset' o SON. ~ uu
80 fo cents uownrds-l0l &. Butcher. PicH!eys, Eou
4 ,.enl pattern, s;hosnf also chocS arc'e' ln0Hs "a
Bn,,bs made expressly fortbs pfes'Y i'f We
subscribers with name stamped aauaui ., mn :" ~,
on: thci, superiority CONSISTS fok M 'aih.
in having the bl,tles firmly SCI 1uchaih Ia" ,
- INN, rs To spread the Eowlpnds hncco@ar on
lather evenly: Tooth. Ciou Goufanhs Anugue Nyo '
-, NJ, r,n.bc< nI,e Phocome. Ok hnro"
anu rn,ps Wycth', Ctenm Of Iilie'
Dressing Combs OF Ioftose ban OF ,"iu,.un. ,
She'll Builal<, Ivory, and mn CosM I n'. o..
,aion Of French aud English ko"ona h,o' ~,
manufacture: Pocket COMBS i"nh i'o'i'n' ~,
of ~ different patterns. suc tenn'' $50. 10
FANCY CUTLERY. Dye h'"'anu h'''"''
Nail filss Boot Hooks Scp- Tyre. &c. &c.
1ye METALLIC TABLET far sufpasses the Hone IN pro
,,y Keen, smooth cdg.t Razor, without using OIL
ya,er its cleanliness and being ample to use, make u
mo.t ,e,lrab!e nppendase e a rentleman'S toilet.
~ c. SAUNDERS x son,
Inventors ana Manufacturers.
fO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

On this texS Or. i'iss commented with his usual
arsunrrlaiye lorce and eioquence, illustrating his
points hy many app references 10 sacred aEd proiane
authority, aud embracing happy aliuscns 10
TIE pr gre;s OF the fine arts throug h0ut their stirring
aud classic history. Der Hunts permit US merely 10
notice the fact OF The delivery these lectures every
Sunday evening in ST. Peters Church, Sarc!ay-st.,
where the subject, The alleged worship OF
Images" will be continued next Sabbath
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19
.sgEs0.vE.s.s.z, 20. s.gEE.

4 SAl.En the Land heretofore advertised by mc to
be I'D on the - ~ inst. not having been effected.
will elf II again tn HE premises, 10 the highest bid
DEF on Thursday. the Std day ol Oelnbef next.
This land will he sid under a decree al the Cnuit
Superior Court ii Law aud Chancery or the county Of
Nelson, III The case Vi Montgomery az aisl Montgomery
AMI ohefs.
There Two tracs. O1e contains about four hun
Jred acres, beiog the losrr ead Of the Mason house
ract Of land, ol which Joseph Montgomery, d,ceascd,
are Of lhe ysId county II Nelson died possessed Oae
fourth Of tbi> b1lp land, and the whole is val
nable. The improvements are sufficient IN acconlmo-
date small family comfortably.
Tie otaer tract contains mi two hundred acres. be
NJ ihe pan cut og lfum tile upper end ol lhr nam
Tract. by lhe allotment of duHet lie widow ot the
saii Jo.eph Montgomery, deceased. l. IL partly clear
ii hui las bpi been cultivated ior many years. Il IS,
however, valuable. and Is particularly well adapted TO
he PRODUCT ION Il corn and luaaeco.
lbe day fixed upon Tor lhe sale should no, be fair.
II vii lake place an the first FAR day thffeai er.
Tie teuns Will Ue about fourth cash. the balance
On credit III SIN, twelve, etghiren aud twenty tour
months, the purchaser glvIha bonds with goud personal
security, aud the title 10 the Land being held adL
onal security.
JOS. +. MONTGOMERY Com'r
Aug % In
+. S.--An application viii be made to the tho
day heime ile SALE when il will be in session. change
,e time ii he credit payments, IL make ihrih pay
able IN Que, IVA aud three wears; and y onhdrnty
expected Will be- successful II il should not he, the
land WILL ri course offered thc terms set forth IN
the advertisement.
Sept. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19
Aug q

yviRGfNIA:-A Rnles holden in the Cerk's Once 81 the
circuit superior Court of Law aud thancery Tor The
of i.,nchhnrs on the 9th da, oil August i9iii
John Shirley, ti'ln'ih'
against
anthony ". Tcmplin ana J. 3. Wi'auer late Fa;t
ners dsing hu mess under the syle OF Icmpin K
" Ials r, nr4nsoa Tem9a, anl Benjamin T. ocrnEgs
and e Garth late partners under The style and firm u
serpsss = Garth, Defendants,
Is CHaseEaY.
The Defendants, J. T.. ~ aprr Branson ltmp'ln and
John Garth not ing cred their appearance and given
security according the Ae ii Asemb and The nes ei
this Cuar and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not hahlnts al tis county: u i ordered that
the sad Defendants do appear hee the tenth day Of the
next and tie bill ol the Plaintiff and thai
copy o this order be forthwith inserted in some
printed IN the town ct Iyncburg, tr two months success
sse, and posted the flon daur o the court house,
The saii town. ACoay-Festc,
-. ROBES. elk
August - VEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19
Aug o

NiR6lNlA AT rules held in the Clerks Oii;e oil the
v circuit superior Cuar of Law and lIancsry, h5id,'
IN ana Tor The county of Campbell ,he iiday ofJuv 1871.
" lllldm w. bnwiddie aud Nancy his wifi, formerly
Nnay Bryan, plaintiffs,
Ggdiiist
Thomas Bryan, Biddy Russell, Ephraim + Gardner a."
agne,s his wife, Ann f. L.. Lenen, Cathane Leweiipi
iona ieweliin Henry Robertson aud Catharnc his w'
lees Bryan aLd Catharine Bryan Defendants
In CnANcERY.
he defendants, Thomas Bryan, Henry Robertson s~
aharine his wife, John i4ewen, Biddy Russell and H.
'an' not having entered their appearance and given
Ivy according to the act OF Assembly, and the rules ON
Is ordered that said defendants do appear here
,he mrs, Monday in October next and the bill Of
pa'tis and that,a copy oil this order be forthwith ,
ea IN some newspaper printed in the town Of Lyncnuur
TWO months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front wv
Vi the Court house Of this ecsnty, court day
CoPy--Teste, 80,
Aus. w3h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-19

.ytRtGSfAV rule, held in the clerks Office Of 'ne "a,
,o,,,t al l,., and ehancery Tor the county
II Ansrre,. ON MondAy, tie l., day Of July lsii
~ I,an Jordan samuel Garland and Jane ~ o.
ngdatst
Thomas p. Josdln, he'S"
Is CHAscERy.
~ art not hasiBs entered liz appcaTahce nhu ~
en- security according the act u assembly ara ire u
th,s court anl it appearing by satisfactory evidence s ~
j. rat an ial AM hi. country II y oi'e'ed 'ha' ,ne
81, attendant q, appear here the Monday in November
nex, Z answer the bal the plaintiffs, aud that copy OF this
order be f1hAh iaser 3. IN newspaper punishea N
the town OF i nchbuEg lr two months snceeSN.ly ann
uos Cd al the float dooro tie sd1ihonse OF Tins county
Copt-f.sie. -, go. 80.
ROBERT TiNSLEI. CIk
Aug ~ "-iA