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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

W. z oyneIldi.ures and engage
IT'D l's sN 9esv different situation
en- Y thew ! now are, 'or are Likely Y 's.l
Whlsn , ,r My own individual
70 cv ,s;sets have been 50 often
beg Be- hat need noE repeat : : here. hers.
tsa u ssv At present is that t1 .sses'
- 70 .s,s,ygothetDeaI and speculative,
lhef ~ ri and opposing consider
y ~ sqs side. andshould not divert
oIDs s.,a,,f from those higher, and
mental ,';tal questions, which are
anu > sound and correct decision l
O os.sss;dential election. Those
ps Ia, liza adverted to. They are
psePe ID In preservation of thu Gov
tef' s sn +, my humble judgment.
e sII,s,,;ncIy conclusive against the
fNr. Van Buren,. go s
as. n we permit ourselves. trust,
s aned T from our propriety" by the
eno ornedient of a senseless and arr
~ y n 81 names.-Those who are
Z ;a r. HE changes on the non1en-
J ,a+slist aud Republican would do.
aanber that they have men, read
;nr men, to deal with, and not
w. - Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr.. Clay
~ from the authentic history
.,;es in this country, or by the
,sose great principles which exist
';slelements of our popular institu-
y CLAW stands before the world the
s,eso J, Of the two.
= array and struggle Of the two
IS country famong the most men,
bissnrYA which arose out Of the
and war with 20 land 2 lslse,
MI. Clay and wheEss was MI, Van
rs Clay CALAMITY leading the Re-
as in the House Of Represent
|.,,stairi1g the administration o ILL.,
FL IN the energies Of his patriot ism
Ice. Mr.. Van Buren uniting with
lssts to'depose that ilIustrions man
and 70 sunDlans his Admlnisf "a.
= them a9ain BY that standard
Van Buren, himself in a most Ella
ecb delivered in the Senat .of the
les in 1928, declared ID be the true
ale distinction between the FEEDER
ubIican parties-ihe one seeking fo
cher to restrain Egecittiue poicey
! have not forgotten the various
seduously devised CT condemned
Buren, during the whole period 81
ration. and fully exposed At The
mentEExecutive paironage, discre-
Ver: and nothing, surely, has more !
distinguished the career Of Mr.
IS constant and persa verIno efforts
and to provide new dikes and sc.
INST the enlargement Or abusive ex.
{ powers Of that department of the
t. Judging them, then, BY MI.
) own definition d i political parties. i
laid down by him ii 1928, but to.
hi ofin his subsequent practice, les
ID impartial judgment Of the coun'
cans
gsibie for any rejecting man to con-
. actual and prospective condition,
iry without seeing m it already the
/, difficulties and troubles, which
,nnroachinr develonnnenfs agifxfe
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01
- THE GOODS JUST OPENED gONSIST. OF S = q
STAPLE, IF g(yY & DElS IIIA BI, 3, Gsll()IS.

FRENCH. ENGLISH, GERMAN, AMERICAN
assiisrss nrlirla arisfnn ksaznnia and Seine.
roma, rich new style Ginghams Marse1Bes
silk, satin and worsted Vestings Alpaca Lus.
ire, assorted widths and qualities, Bomhazsnes,
A4eriTios, Mouslin de Lanes. assorted; Satin
Lame; Broche Kayie MarelIines eros de
Suisse eros de Antique Gros de Orleans;
eros de Sole Gros de Malta Gros de Ma
ules; Gros de Berlin and eoloIed roy al silks ;
assorted colored HelIemeFinnes ]; eros de
Rhine Grape Amaise Alosaic Lfstres Lace
stripe MusIins, Palmyf Chusails, Balzorlnes;
Lustrings, Safsanets, SensHaws; Parslans; Ky
blllaiEaes figured and colored Eelienns as
sorted Satins poult de Sole Cachmeriens,
six and cotton velyets FoHlard Silks: Bare
ops. Canes. Grapes assert !; Grape Leissees
Serges, Mofeens, and Satin Damask, Cash
mere HenerIannes, Florences, Florentlness
persians, Block Italian Cravats; Silk. Satin,
Cashmere,merino Shawls and hand erehiefs, OF
All sizes and qualities; thread, cambfic, lawn
and fancy linen HandkercIirts, Plains worked
and hen1-stTtched gentleman,s silk pocket
b .,.,, an qualities and sizes gen-
tlepoans extra rich fancy silk Cfavats; SWISS,
hook. mil. bishop, leno, ioconet, medium, nan
sooly. India and Tarlton Muslins, of various
kinds and descriptions Irish Linens and Lawns
nfthe best manufacture silk, thread worsted
and cotton Hosiery, ofevefy quality silk and
worstedlong ShaWls, extra fine Chally Cote
lire. 4 new article; rich silk velvet and satin
Neck Ties Lace, Came, Berege and Chan
tillv Veils: Dress and furniture Dimities ta-
Bic and furniture Diapers Hollands, IsastIngs,
satteens, thread, bobhinet, silk, cotton, Laces
and Edoinps; lace and muslin CaPes and COL
lars Russia and Irish Sbeeting Marsa,lles,
German and Domestic Quilts Skirts: BUR-
is6s' tJsnabnrea, and Ticklenburgs Russia
DsSck. Crash, Huck aback and Russia Diapers;
dsrnask, plain, and French Towels Curtain
fusiins. Musqnito MEETINGS
Some offhe above were mode expressly 70 Q
81 superior wOrklneri together Win 2 number
ofthe FOODS con bereccomrne ended. ana cannot
ain rs soI II the very smallest advance for G
nearly every arrival additional supplies through
able goods. =. =,
Country MeacIaptss Planters, ~
Are narficul aFiv solicited 10 call and examine
|of he goods are marked % figures. and no dew
alITaps be made sor goods purchased ~ Rholss
F,eWs 81 purchasers and reader genera sailsia!
New Orleans 3 !.
January, 1szd
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

tains the aune ID OF heart.repdiri
alton OF the loss c life on board fh;s 81 he
red steamboat. il il supposed chan nea = y,
i hundred persons persisted BUR We hsv,
jgeat hopes This esfin1ate may be exsluperafef
A 70 the most melancholy Of a ! The sad afltlfa
al accidents that perhaps ever occurred On o,f
great river Of mournfui disasters. The name,
| Of the drowned seem To have periehed. tp,tg
| the bodies, as no list or names ere eiyeD
| though of so many as are said to have sbaar
lost, the names Of all cannot possibly Iono -,
imam unknown: a 80 2 5000 = d
We understand that early yesterday morn.
i ing, on hearing the terrible and heart.rendino
steamboat disaster Of the night previous, our
l1ehoW-cltIzen, JAMES y. YEATMAN, accompa-
med hy DR.. PALLEN and Wills Il. WTr..
IIAMss repaired to the scene of disfress NTH
a view to render such assistance "a tIe s,,sv s,'
vors as they might need. On reaching Caron.
Idelet, they learned that most of those who
were saved had been rescued by the efficient
and kind hearted aid Of the Nofti1y t.irizens If
that town, and had been taken ifto their diff.
terent families, and made az cof1forfahIo az
posslble--The ladies' Of Carondelet had f,Ir.
| nished the naked with what clothes thew had
to spare, and were busily engaged in making
up Others, and nursing the halffrozen childrer.
when the above named gentlemen arrived. :,
MI. Yeatman bad provided andltake with him
large quantity of warm, ready made clothing.
shoes. drc. which was distributed, until the
whole, OF the sufferers, amounted to some thir.
| ty or fortys were rendered comfortable.
There we're three boys lying dead in the
town, having persisted from cofd---whiist very
many OF the boys, girls and women, who sur
WED were suffering greatly from frosted and
laceTaled teeF- llM eed, it is not possible In
cOncelVe Of TIE agony. both 81 body ana MIMI
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01
- . z. - ID

MFRS. BLACKWOOD wishes to say TO
I'VE her former patrons and friends ia gem
afal, that she will again open school IN the
house joining her residence on the Sd Monday
in January. She would also tender her thanks
for the liberal and increased patronage which
she has sessiopaly received FROM her fuends,
and hope that they win still continue tier
support,
Mrs. u. expects to continue the use Of tho
Globes in her School; aud also proposes intake
IN The study of History. BY the century, COM
nsencing with the Flood, and continuing down
10 the present time, together with Abe Draw
ING and Painting Of Historical Chart Of the
same. She win also continue 10 teach all the
Sciences which are commonly taught 10, our
Schools. 1a 5000
January 4, l044s-4t.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

1.-THE advanta-
ges OF this house are
inferior to none in the
state, having agents
in all the principal
Eastern Cities, who
have resided there
many years. and are
oidexperienced mer-
chants, aud have evs
cry facility OF obtain
ing Goods,at very re-
duced prices, and at
often extreme Sdcrif-
ces for Cash. Also,
procuring what is
new and fashionable.
on the first arrival
from Foreign Coun-
tries,and transmitting
the articles with des-
patch TO this City.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

IN wv Nttfa Ny1yFttT &Ib1tpAlS95 q AJ@f erse
" MOBILE.
IL AZ CO. having pefma nently iocaiea if
In n in Mobile, would call the ATTENTION 81
purchasers, 20 their extensive ASSORTMENT
Choice Drugs g. Medieiuea CheWicals Per
fumeFgs Paints Oils, Glass. Brushes Drug
Stuifs &C., &C.,
By their connection with the long Estab-
lIslled house of HaEiland Keese.&5 Co. New
York, they are enabled to Keep their Stock s
at all times hesh and complete, andto sell az
such pFicesa as make it the interess Of County
Dealers to obtain their supplies-hsre prefer
ence to Northern r. Eastern markeis. n =.
Physicians viii find az their Establishment
choice and general ASSIGNMENT Of genunic
Chemicals d-c, together with other arliclesre-
CURED in their practice, all Of the best qality
Planters visiting Mobile. will find a laFge
assortment OF medicines for Plantation use, on
the most favoroble terms.
Particular. attention devoted to putting up
Goods neatly and packing them with care.
O-All Goods soldby them are waFrantedto
be Of the qualities represented or may be re-
turned. M 7M
Mobile. November. le43 tsf
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

RRTGES CHR RENT
! IN cotuMDrTS
S. AZ Ao''
CORRECTED WEEKLY
BACON, LEATHER $50
Hams, Salo Sole, 80 81
Sides Ito Harness IS :. 80
Shoulders, 6 10 Molashes, 30 I" 80
Begging, Ky. I'd 90 Nails, Keg, 100 800
Bale Rope Ky 10 Potatoes. 70 W
Beeswax. ID. ~ to % Rice o
Butter. ~ DO Salt, 2,OO s
Cotton, La 9a Sugar, Bro: 10 10
xheeses w a W. Loai, SVa -
Candles Sperm, SO Soaps ga 10
Tallow, 90 4 90 Tobacco. Ky. g q u.
Coffee, l0sa IL i tVhiskey Rec 81 a 35
2 SO . 3 SOL Hides, dry, - 8-a 10.
Do Northern bbl sri Iron, 7a9s
Fish, flones 4 Lard, 10
HANK NOTES.
{ 8 - s's-ss- s
s .rs IN z.
- Ns - j. = o''ssa' pa ar
T ~ aa.e 9. - : ,,s-ss &
RantIselrv bar
Iss,sn,iie;s,t,s. fAret.;e IA. viir9S9 Il mar
Is.siE 81 q dSa
Z, -
Me9B1lsIf u IRON SIAal1
THE subscri hers offer for sale
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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

The speech alluded to ca sIe Oh The 1gl f
NILSSON the powerso / be- Vice 3resl-'
presiding officer Of tie Senafe) MT.
p0ien comments on the attempt d MIR
IN bis inaugural add res q tFaes the
oithe two great political IA sies. 9 (which
y shave divided the county from The
moths Constitution 70 tie 1r resent day
Pller rejecting Mr Adj q b theory, he
hls own in Che foll0Win ! words;
|neg (the two great political parties Of
Ealst and RepuhIcan) arose from ntIlel
|eIy different causes. They are. in TRUTH.
4 . be ascribed 20 the sSrnggle llet W.
|pposlng principles, that hare been il &C.
'peiallon IN this country from The elpsiIg
% the Revolutionary war 10 ae pEs
v sae one seeking fo bforb al 1aF hs
.ssole, aHpower from ii egiiinsat esolir
y eohdense it into q sing a llead; the 0t|l-
!, agonist principle, LAB 5kale Al asalaa.
!, Oisslst the encr0achme nts and in the
ADl ETecntiner AMI heS,f 3 g q. Is
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01
Jsa fesziasd So 2sskagss y 5 e

<r|| IS I.zfeEe1k.eu - ~ ~ g
s8 ares Bpsie 81 i
81 al Isl 8 I.8| i lll1 |a| 4 81
JIist apenal alsA i9f 4 "a |hf I'm s. II II 9'''
Z B)II Pieces s.. 'icE Is s. + .'ts.l 3 1850
f6k al ii id 6||l ile III e 4 =
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

BOOTS q SHOES.
OnPACKAGES Boots 81 Shoes, various
OO qualities for sale low by
TAYLOR HALE s. MURDOCH.
Jan. Is, 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

I&WrNs ~ CD INH
-Tyl5E highest Market Price given for Cot
] Ion u Cash By
Jan. i fh. 1914
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

GROCERIES.
A GOGD assortment Of Groceries constant
IN ly on hand.
- TAYLOR HALE & MUDOCK.
Jan. Is. 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
Removed 10 Capt. Aberts brick rooms, on
ST. John street, where the eubscribers are
prepared to take
COI0mRod Dag meFrcan "a lminturCl
ID the very best style. with al tle recent im-
provemnnls IN the ait.
! e 4 ladies and Gehl ltfAena are respectfully
invited, 10 hall and exsmipe specimens, az any
bo,ir. from o IA. "A, ID a n. Ma g3aF
$50 s Nv OLFlN GTQN ~ co,
|faal3 ~ tsTN As8sk e
. .soileioE .u.drre..E n II
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01


al Terg reduced pri-
ces, as his present
stock was purchased
early ii the season.
previous to the adj
vance il Dry Goods.
A great portion Of the
articles could have
been sold without
shipping them TO this
lnarket,a: an advance
Of at least fifteen per
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

SHOPS "A ND I3DDEEE
LUST ape ned com lete assQi inaent Of La
~ dies Walking thick cole Slips and Ties,
Misses and Cljalirea DOL Gents Calf Bro
gana &c. &c.
Gent'a Cali Boots, ata Proofs, Mud
Boots, Fine Calf ID. With thic Bcles,
Low for Cash ~
WINE CLEVELAND.
Ian. III. 1871
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

N4HENE GINGHAM AND iSYCEE
a very handsome assert.
ment Just opened and for sale By
yVhf CLEVELAND.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

wTTM p. JACK. Attorney and Eollpsel-
~ Ior e law, Columbus, MississIppl.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01
BRITISH,
IRISH,
GERMAN,
ITALIAN.
RUS sIA,
DRY

1TTHE subscriber
takes great pleasure
in informing his
friends and dealers,
that he has every adj
vantage invendiDg
MercllandIze,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

Hal $ ~ a 4
a FIVE assscrtnsnt hi o a5fe and other
n descriptions just received 'or sale low for
;Gasilby w ~. CT leland.
Jan. III, 1914,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-01

BAGGING 81. ROPE.
6DO PiEC Is Bagging 20 Coils Rope in
I'D store and for sale.
LeCLBRK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-29
July 1

NliGlNlA:-A Rules held in the Clerks OH G of
' the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and tlancary. for
the county OF Nelson, IN the month of July, 1874.
The Farmers Bank OF Virginia, Plaintiff,
against
Nathan Loatus, Ralph W. Lodtus, James S. Penn, Win
Tree Williamson Norma an * Courtney, BENJAMIN Nj. Per
kins, Christopher + Estes, john Thompson IT.. Hiram w.
Dawson, Robert r.. Cutler, Lemuel Turn r, John Crews.
Charles I. Patteson, George Nilliams, Samuel te,ens
William Harvey, Gutridgc Lyoa, Alexander u Grant
Patrick II, iiickok, Zachariah johnson, John Melton and
Samuel Hansbrough, inspectors of tobacco at I've River
" arehonse, beverly b. Nash, Alexander Brown, Robert
Mitchell, Leonard Powell, James ID. Brent, The Bank of
Virginia, The Exchange Bank of Nirginia, Zachariah j. Nc
Chcsney, " lliam Arght, Kent, Kendall * Atwater, Riy,s
& Harris and William II. Digges, Defendants.
In tHANCERY.
Inc defendants, = Norman and - Courtney not
having entered their appearance, and given security. ac.
cordihs 9TH Act ot Assembly and The Rules of this Court,
auu II appearing by satIsiactirv evidence that they arr moi,
inhabitants OF tins Commonw ealth. on mott ion ofthe plain.
uh, by counsel, it is ordered, that the said defendant, do
appear here on or before the first day Of September term
next, and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff; and lint a cony If
ms order be forthwith inserted in the "I.vnchhurg Niroi-
man. newspaper published in the town Of Lynch6urg. for
TWO months SUCCESSFULLY, and another copy thereof posted at
.he front door of The courthouse Of this county on some cour,
day. ACopv-Tes,e ''"'e U
Ia,r 10 Ro. c. CUTLER, elk.
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II and and &lHtes
FOR SALE

II t.
Z PURSUANT IL The provisions Of three several Deeds
Of Trust, made 10 ihe subscribers. on the 2nd day
Of February 1873, by Ben. +. Porter, Jas. ). Gflgsbs
and Aud >. Gtgsby. and Of record in the clerks oiiire
al R9ekbrdge. and for the purpose, Of said trust deeds,
We shall Proceed, on he 18th day Of September neri, At
I nnt III. IA sad county, To sell at pubic auction, the
believing zeal aud personal property.
OF LAND, containing - acres and
az poles, purchased by said Porter from / hos. McCof-
kis-aisoa lraet containing about 40 ACRES, pufeha-
sed BY him tom Nm. II. Carnihers. These two tracts
belbhg 10 said Porter, and adJain the Fruit Hil tract.
Itfms.-pne iouftlI, cash IN hand, aud The residue on
liberal time.
At the same ume and place. will also be sold. for
eas1, - slaves, ealng that r8rti0n of % dover slaves,
lately assigned To tie SAID Porter, in right ofhis wife,
who was lle widow 81 Joseph Grigsby, deed. and 10
The said Jatnes ). aud And. J. Grigsby, two of the re-
versionets Interested III said slaves. us an equiyalcn,
'of lheir several interests therein. The said slaves will
tleftioTe be sold, out and nut. unincumbered, either by
TIT lie interest. or the claim OF the re yefsioners. Also a
number ol Slaves belonging 10 The said James S. and
Andrew j Gngsby. All If which cump5se a family Of
the most likely and valuable slaves in Rockbridge.
At the same tine and place, will he sold, on a credit
ol SIX months, Tor all sums over $40, a large quantity Of
hue Household Furniture. amongst which, Is a superior
Piano, belonging In Jas. 5. Gfigsby,
Also a quantity oi Stock, Grain, Farming Utensils,
&c.
Acting as trustees. we will sell and convey only such
title as the said Deeds vrsi IN us.
Terms more July made known on The day Of sale.
WV. TAYLOR,
}. ID. DAVIDSON.
Lexington, Aug % wi25S
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To ,hessrs. Ddeid Sink. ST.. Darid Sink, ,L.. Jesse
SINK, ami stephen Perdue aud Elisabeth his rite.
and Inltam Dillon. receiver, and as admir-. Of Il
l,abeh Ddtioa, deed:
NANE NoilCE, that we shall. ON the Sth day OF
ociober, 1874, at the Store house of J. d.. Buotb
y Ferguson, in the county OF Franklin. yIruini,. nroceed
to take the deposltions of Thaddeus {. l.. Ferguson aud
others, t. be read as evidence in a suit in cl,ancery de.
pending before the clrcuil superior court of law and
chancery Tor Franklin county. wherein we are plaintiffs
anu you are defendants. Yours. &c,
Aug. % wIm
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Livingston County Pre- MUM
p j. q II q z s

Nj w. FUQUA having transferred to me the
WI. agency of the In LN1iSTON COUNTY
PREHIU.H PLOUGIS, am now prepared To sell
at The lactary prices. a large and well assorted stock.
| will also inform lhe planters aud farmers that will
be constantly receiving. direct from the mandatory, the
above Plonghs, Points aud Fixtures, s., that there will
be- no difficulty OF getting the Points, Slides, &c. 10 suit
the plou,hs at any time. II would be needles, for me
10 mention here, the many advantages that the Living
ston Plough possesses over aliother Ploushs now IN use,
for its character is too well known by those who have
USED them. 10 need any farther recommendation Call
and look al them. L. J. OTEY.
Commission .Nerchdat.
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"a Penny savei fstworcnc~ erined.'
.EechNnfrs' Sacings R8uL.

sNCoRpoRATED by an ai of the Legislature,
Z passed the Ian February. 1872.
OFFICERS.
PLEASANT LABBf, President.
II. II. RICHARDS. Treasurer
PAUL G.. BDNLES. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Thos. o. AcTee, }. IL. Robinson.
:. ". Shcitun. Jno. {, Shack. ford.
Josiah II. WhiIlow, jesse J. sslnons,
Jas. {. Hunt. DAVID Z. Ilees.
THIS Institution receive. on deposiie. all Rims of mon
ey OF a and upwards, ir which, .fliiicates arr issued
signed by the proper ofiicefs, bearing interest ut The rate
of lhr.e per eea.um per snnum, tf any time mol exceed
ing four months four per cent. per annum fr any time
over four and not exceeding six months; aud five per
cent. per annum for any time over six months. The
funds oi the Institution are invested by the Board of ID
fectDrs, upon nndoubted securities in notes at sixty days
n%cgo,iabls and payable at one Of The Banks in Lynch
burg. The entire stuck Of the Bank is bound for the
prompt payment ~ deposites; 50 that persons depositing
IN this Institution have an absolute certainty of obtaining
their money when called for. With these advantages
then. the appeal IS made TO all WHO have money, be it
little N much, for which they have M immediate use, To
doposfte II in ihs institution. both as a profitable invest
ment 10 themselves. and as a means OF promoting lhe gen
efai welfare OF the community.
Application may he made To the President, I'reasu
Trt. Secretary or either one Of the Directors.
Jan. 70 wl2m
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7 rules holden in the Clerks OT.e Of the con,,v
"A OF Patrick on the LIST Monday in August. 1871 "at
Peter p. Penn adn'r. of Gabriel Penn, deed. pl,inrs
against
Joseph S. Poindrxter, and George Staples, sdru'r ofIa.
Poindexter, decd, DefenJ,o,.n
In CHaNcERY.
Tha defendant Joseph s. poindrxtcr, not having sn.u,
his appearance, and given secnrit, according to tbs aaa
Assembly and the rules otthis court, and IT appearing by SAT
isiactory evidence that he i. not an inhabitanf nf H. AZ
try il is ordered, that the said defendant do app.ar H.
the Isl Monday in October next, and answer The ,I,;n,;aH'
bill, aud that a copy of this order be forthwith ,ns.,,.I
the i%.ynoibnrg sirginian for eight weeks suceessiynI, a ~
post ID al the front door of the Courthouse of This cony, aa
some court day. A ~Copy-restc,
~ A. STAPLES, Ok.
August 10 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-29

NlRGlNii:-At rules held in the Jerks office If IL.
' circuit superior count Of law aud chancery, ior Brit,'s
county, the Isl day of July, ISL:
Thomas Wilkins and Robert Williams, cxec,sors i,
Thomas Williams, deceased, who sue for The bencte Ne
tava' a w ingiield add James T. Johnson, Pliilti6,
against
John l.. Cobbs, late Sheriff oil Bedford, and as sncb, Al.
ininis'rator OF Dayidkrantz, deceased, and Jonas rn,r>s
ana LiiAa ms wiie, late Eliza krsntz, sally krantz, Nj.
caael krantz, STEPHEN y. Stevens aud NJ iry his wifi nola.
krantz, judith hrant1, Peter Weeks and William Kr,n,,
Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, Jonas Turner md Eliz, hi. wifi Sill.
krant1, Miohael hrant1 aud Joseph krnntz, not having ~.
tered their appearance, ana given security according 10 IN.
act oil assembly and The rules al this court, aud il au,e,,,nr
By satisfactory evidence that they are not inllabitn,nt. r.
this commonwealth; it j. ordered, that they do appc,r h,,.
onthe first Monday in September next, aad answer IN,
PLAINTIFF bill, and that a copy OF this order be in.rrt,d i,
some newspaper Published in the town OF L.ynchblry. for
two months successfully and posted at the front d,orof ths
Courthouse OF tins county on sume court day.
a ~CoPy-restc, JOS. WILSON, CTk.
July 4 w2r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-29
July

VIRGINIA: At rules holden IN The Clerks Onire of I'm,
' tircmt Superior tuurt ot Law aud tknnccr,, Tor The
town ot L~yuchbnrg on the 9TH da, of August. 1874:
Elizabeth Rowan, Margaret \. Rowan, Susan J. Rowan
f-sihtf " h""ta ana iiHt " Rowan, plaintiffs,
against
samuel Garland, executor of Jol n \. Rowan, deed. Susan
\. Rowan, widow Of John A. Rowan, deed. " illam Crau.
ford md Martha l.. his wife, aud Robert, John, William.
Mary, Martha, lhrodo,e Margaret and Elizabeth C,sr.
ford theii children, the last six OF whom are infants nnder
The ncc OF t"enty-one years, by David itodes their guardian
al lt m, Defendants.
In CHANcFGY,
The defendant Susan 4. Rowan not having entered her IA.
penrsnre and gwen security nccorling 10 The Act Of Assem-.
bly, and the rites oilhis court; and it appeaping bv saiisfrc-
tory evidence. that shr - noI an ininhitant OF this country: II
: ord red that lie said defendant do appear here an the frs,
day al the next terM and answer thcamnnded bill o. the nl.in.
ills; and tlnt Il copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed IN the town of I~ynchhurg Tor Two
months sncoessitely and posted al the front door Of tue cuur,.
house IN the said town.
A ~Copy-Teste,
Aug 8 WIN