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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-22

No. 3.
HEADeuARrERs AHMr OF OeeUrArioS,

HEADauARrERs ARMr OF OeeUrArIoS,
Camp before Monterey, Sept "a, 1916, o'clock. m.
Sin Your communication, bearing date at nine
o'clock the 23d instr has Just been received by
The hands Of Col. Moreno.
In answer your proposition 10 evacuae the city and
fort with all the personnel aud materel Of war, have to
state that my duty compels decline accedng to H.
complete Of the and garrison the latter
as prisoners of war; demanded But such surren.
der will be upon terms, and the gallant defence Of the
Mace creditable nike the Mexican troops and nation,
will promot mo TO make those terms rs liberal posi-
bic The garrison will be allowed, at your option, after
Inyine down its arms to retire the interior condition
~ moi serving again during tho war; until regularly
Exchanged / need hardly say that the rights Of non
combatants will be respected -
An answer to this communication is required by IL
o'clock n you assent to an accommodation, an oihcer
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01-Thc Union Of the 18th says-we have receiv-
cd variety of particulars from Capt. Eaton respect
ing the capture Of Monterey. We may notice some
of them hereafter He states. it is estimated that the
Mexicans, covered they were by their entrench-
ments, lost men, in the three days fighting, than
troops did. The population Of the town is said to
be about 0,00O.
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Lafayette papers Of Oct. 10Th were received herr
on the 10Th. A fine daiy mail.
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NO TnE PUnLIC,

E subscribers ara now receiving and opening one Of the best
richest Goods this marks
selected expressly for the Of the people Of this
section by experienced person. and purchased such
prices enable the undersigned 10 give good not better
bargains than other house Among the new goods now open
Dry Goods.
Black blue black brown and mixed Cloths black and ancy
blue black mixed blue brown.
Jeans; and plo, cloths Cloves gems black and
fancy Craya Twecs Of various qualities Coat and Cloak Trim
mings; Fannels, Muslins Linens. Yestngs sc. Also,
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Hardseare Reddy-'nade
Clothing, dc
Call while the bargains 10 be had Don't forget the cheap
oct al-4ltf w. PRESTON 4 CO
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned has taken out
letters OF administration the estate Of uah Blue late Of
Marion county deceased from the clerks ONCE Of the Marion
bate Court for Marion county ndsna Al having claims
against said estate requested present the duly euihen
for settlement persons indebted said estate
requested 10 make Immediate payment The estate probably
solvent. 4l-3w BENJAMiN BLUE, Administrator.
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The Ohio has had sudden and heavy rise.
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mo. 90.1
HEADeUARTERs Army OF OccuPATIoS,

HEADQUARTERs ARMY OF OccUPATIoS,
Camp before Monterey, Sept %, 1876.
SR:-I have the qualification TO report that the Bish-
ops Palace calamity carried yesterday by the troops
of the I'd division In the Of the night the Bate
res below the town were, with exception, abandon
ed by the enemy, and thus morning occupied by
troops To-day the Sd infantry, with the field artillery
Of the first division, the Mississippi and Tennessee regI
ments, and the Cd regiment Of Texas remen dismount
ed have been warmly engaged with the enemy in the
town. and have driven him with considerable loss the
plaza and its vicinity, which is yet strongly occupied
portion of the Cd division has also advanced into the
town on the right, and holds position there. The enc
my stl maintains himself in the plaza and citadel, and
seems determined to make stubborn resistance.
am particularly gratied to report that our successes
Of yesterday and to-day though disastrous TO the enemy
have been achieved without material loss
cannot speak in too high terms Of the salIantry and
Of troops throughout the arduous opera
tons OF the last three days.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
z. TAYLOR,
Major General u. s. A. Com.
The Adjutant General Of the Army,
Washington D. C.
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Volunteer Division.

General Staf-Major General w. o. Butler, slightly.
Ohio regiment-CoI. A. M. Mitchell, slightly; Capt
James George slightly; LIST Lieut.. and Aduiant A. w
Armstrong, very severely LIST Lieut. N. Niles, severely
LIST Lieut. l.. Motier, slightly.
Mississippi regimeHf-Lieut. Col. A ii. McCung, Sc
yerely Captain X. ~ Downing, slightly; LIST Lieut. II
r. Cook, slightly; % Lieut. r. X. Arthur, slightly.
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Divion Of Texas Mounted Volunteers,

Ia regimenf-Cspt. r. A. Gillespie, MORALLY.
need hardly add that the conduct Of troops, both
regulars and volunteers throughout the operations has
been thing that could be desired The part which
each corps contributed TO the Of the day will
appear fully in future reports To Major Generals
Butler and Henderson, and Brgadier Generals Twiggs
and Worth, commanding divisions, must express my
obligations for the efficient support which they have
dered-psrticulsy Brgader General Worth, whose
services, from his detached position, have been most
conspicuous.
l am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
L. TAYLOR,
Major General, U. s. A. Com
The Adjutani General of the Army,
Washington, ID. c.
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Terre;i, in hands Of the enemy; ID Lieut. X. Drworth
severely.
Sd Isfantry-Major w. w. Lear, severely; Capt. ii
Bainbridge, slightly.
4h Iafanery-lsi Lieut.. r. III. Graham, severely.
5ih Iafautry-lst Lieut. N. b. Rossell, slightly.
7fh IafanfrE-2d Lieut.. J. n. Potter, severely.
Stk Iafantry-2d Lieut.. George Wainwright severely
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08
IMPROVEMENT OF SOIL.



Zine was when most If the cultivated soil in The
Cuiied States was rich; bul thai day has past Ia ma
ny Of The States The occupants Of the larms have worked
their lands ont 81 heat, and abandoned h,n ot mufe
advantageous positions N the lar Ncs' Many 9TH
ers sill, cloave the hnnes OF their ancestors with liz
tie ofhef prospect than thai Of making bare suhsis
,ence and the great majority OF American farmers expe
rence sad reyesesltom The annual deterioration oi Their
lands. Tennessee. which is sill The greatest corn
grow ing Sae r he lninn could boas al seventy
FIVE aud hundred bushels o lndlan In The acre
hut al present. the average cop is aot than thirty
tusbels to The acre.
Tile question might be- gavely asked. why have these
changes occurred bad system first adopted.
and has been persisted in. Farmers have had much
confidence in the soil, aud paid loo le attention 10 lis
wants.
The grcasJsuel's motto was "to improve the soil and
the mind his idea might have been correct, but the
order Of the subjects should be changed. The i'm
pToremeai y The mad and sod Is Tue true desldera-
tum.
The means TO enrich The soil are numerous Every
cullyaor is o3lged 10 have al least Nurse. cow pig
or Two, and few sheep; and there Is problem in
r,hmeic clear than hat from my animal properly
managed. more manure can be made than wlll b.
CURED TO make produce 10 support H. (Nery queslona>
ble)
Suppose we Try the pig first We will give it the
poures, food The pace We viii he nj the expense
Of constructing him good house. and preparing him
ward with liter Feed him TN refuse cabbBge leaves
fuOis scraps from Tue kicltn, ana 10 he
will pay or his mansion food and the labor 81 aiving II
40 him, and furnish enough produce ample
food for two such pigs another year. y II any
will Try it, and plead Disappointment he may draw on
me lor three pigs
The cow IN addition 10 paying expenses by her milk
when housed and well Uttered, VIII furnish an amount
of manure that will. by lis scientific application. give
food for one. II two COWS. The same may be pred
caled of all domestic animals.
But. unfortunately. many farmers mse the most va'u
able PARTICLES of r.auurr by rxpisinp tho weather.
After ermenioon the rtSiuHn Is hltle better than The
amount Of chs0,
The secret Of impnivng the I'll consists in knowing
It's wants aud being able 10 supply them The correct
combination ol the different properties 0i soil be
studied. Ga same lands. clay viii be useful op others
swamp mud viii be found valuable. aud others. sand
will answer the purpose DmipnI is often advantage
GUS aud many plots may be Irrigated to the great profit
of the farmer
Few have studied The value Of green crops On Is aud
rye In psrticnlar. One crop Of oats consumed The
field, will enable the cultivalor 10 reap double the a,
mount the secohd year. The same may be affirmed Of
rye.
Sonp suds. wocd ashes and charcoal have all a ten
dencv 10 improve sn Another means of improvement
Is deep pooghng and the last bui perhaps the least
valuable, consists IN completely puverizng the land
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08

Tn "RAsenrRos or MEXICO Ne copy from
an Aaany paper The following description Of The A,as
can Ra0chrros:
III will have been obser, ed in The seves statements
that have iron Tine 10 Time been put forth relative Ia
The material # the Mexican armies, aud psfiicu>
larry The one which the American troops have just en-
coupiefed. that mention Is made o description Of troops
called Roncheros, This is appeaiion derived lrom
their occupation and mode OF liie and Is 10
similar class ol Sho subsst The pampas oi South
Anerlrs. Half Indian and hall Spanish IN their
traction. gsuni, ivelled, though muscular IN their
frames and dark and swarhy visaged they are these
men are the Arabs OF the American continent. Living
hall oi the time IN the saddle (ior they are unryalled
hosemenD with lasso in hand they traverse those
plains IN search OF the buffalo aud wild horse, wh1
hem ia countless heards. The killing Of the animals
and The Preparation AID sale OF their hides. Is Their sole
means Vi livelihood other than occasionally leading
helphs hand 10 sumo vi the parsahs in lie civil wars
that continually being wageJ around them. Their
costume generally consists OF pair Of iongh hide leg.
gins with sandals 81 the material, bound together
with lsalh,rn thongs, over which is blanket with
hole IN he centre, large enough allow the head be-
thrust Out aud " hrh falls ungraceluy then
shoulders, leaving ample for tie play 0i tleif aims.
Add 10 hs broad straw somblcrO, and the asso hang
glng ready rr In his glfdle and you have the Ran
oeo as he appears IN the time Of peace, In the pur
suit oi his occupation. JOIN this long lance with
sharp spear head ornamrnt,d ulh strip Of red hunt
ny. on horse as savage and as manageable AS him
sell and his belt peniiiuy supplied with pistols and
halves, and you have the Ranchcr0 as member vi a
uoop Ell bandnll, or as soldier IN body Of cavalry.
"Gowafdy as they generally are In The open field
yet Ia conflict amnng The chapauals Of Mexico. or IN
an ambusrade, they are indeed formidable enemy
lheT power oil enduring fatigue is almost inexhauslb
and scaniy meul per diem Of jcsked beef aud panaln
sunires them during months.
"such are the Rmche,o. aud. under phned con.
ir. HEY would be rendered the best light troops in the
world. They are the nen who comprise the great
body of tho Mexican av,y. and they The armies
Of thai nation what the e. ssacks are the Russians
ever on the alf, ncve to be surprised aud untrng in
pursuit OF the ioc when plumber matter how tflIng
to be chained.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08

NRAVELS IN Mexico, illustrated, by A. NJ. Gil.
Il ham.
RAmb!es by land and water. by Norman,
Notes irom over the Sea. by Rev. j. Mitchell,
Library oi tho Prose and Poetry of Europe and America
Mirror Library edited, by Morris & Willis,
Complete works Of n. Z. Willis,
Modern British Essayis's, by Carlyle,
Geraldine and other poems, by NJ +. Topper,
The Book OF Hearts.
The Roman Church, &c, by c. Ed. Lester,
lnterot Life by upham,
Chronicles Of the Gid. by Ro. Southey,
Holmes Life of Mozart
lripplngs in Author iand by Fanny Furres
Literary Miscellany.by Gllfllan,
Whewell's Elements OF Morality
The Suffering VI Christ.
The Artist. Merchant aud Statesman, by c. f.. Lester
Legal Rights of Women,
Cno" Of The Holy Spirit and the Church, by Jenky",
The extent Of the Aonement a.
Afnuld's Rugby School Sermons
| he Jesus. by Michelet & Quinet,
Treatise on Healthy Skin, by Erasmus Wilson,
Sermsn on The Mount. splendidy Illuminated.
The last OF the Azecs, by f.. Maiurln,
Ascan's, by Alex, Dumas,
The three Guarjsmcn, -
Love anG Mcsmerisn, by Horace Smith.
Just received aud for sale hv
ID. b. PAYNE,
Jan ) IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08

Popular ELuihtion in .Ntr Oreaas We lave slated
that The Treasury Of the State 81 Louisiana having been
drained by the demands on i, equip aud transport The
suluneeis rssed In New Orleans, the Canal Bank Of
tina, civ generously supplied sufc,enoy Of money Ia
net the exgency @thou, charge. 1inrfears that the
President ulIhe ank vi Louisiana had refused similar
lasut (the sum required bena $4,000 After public
meeting on the night Of the 10Th, large company
mounting many hundfeJs repaired 10 the house ut The
President Burke vi the Canal Bank, and honored hun
with succession IT hearty cheers. lie made his ap>
pearance the bacuy his house aud addressed the
er"wd thanking them aud giving them his idea of The
obligations due iron every citizen 10 his country.
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Tgds teyoad he ,Nneces IVES, of The Nueces he
people are all spanlads. Tie counlry is unlnhababe,
excepting The Rio Grande and that contains pfelly
d nse population, The soil III vi greni fer,
tlty, nj hmgh impeH " cultivated, producers con,
siderable corn, coan aud sugar. Ga the
etal Tine TOW ms, some On side, the other.
Maiamoras, 5000 inhabitants; Remoso. 500, Gomongo,
3uOt Aler, 5000: Guerrero. 800 PIesdos, 5000 san
fernando. l50oOi aud when you get higher up towards
Santa Fe there Is another populated country. These
people are all Spanatds; all Of them have gone =.
yer to the other side VI the river leaving their houses and
much valuable property. notwithstanding every assn
ance irom Gen Taylor that all their rights aud proper,
~ would be respected by uur Government.
Phh Ledger.
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PHOENIX FOUNDRY.
: u u c Il hHi.g I.irg III u

- " - Z 5" Oa - "
AV1SG completed my Water Power and o'hef
I Improvements at my old stand. near the Pump
House OF the Lynelbufg Water Works, ain now pre-
pared 10 execute all orders in my line Of business, VIZ
Cast Geering for Mills AMI other Machinery with eve
~ description Of castings Of
sHON RRAss, AND STEAM ENGINES, TO
bneeo Presses, fiatners, Bands, Levers, DC. dc.
From an experience Of nearly 90 yeats, in one oil The
best conducted establishments IN the State, leel eonl
dent OF being able 10 give Satisfaction 10 those idYvfhg
me with their patronage.
would particularly call the attention Of Tobacconsls
TO my establishment. Having been The first that nifh-
eet the manufacture OF Toaccu Screws Presses aud Pa
tent Bands, &c, IN Lyncbbnrg. can with confidence
refer those nnscqualned with my work. 10 the principal
looacconsts OF This place. having put up between ID
aud W presses within the shofl time OF my residence
here.
Win view Of seeming fair share Of patronage, !
shall continue 10 add snc labor saving machinery, as
Will enable execute work with accuracy and de
spach, aud will warrant all work done my establish
eni 10 be equal 10 any done in this place OF elsewhere
A. q. DABNEY.
Nov "a l2n
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II III VT u
ANFta


1t becomes our duty chmn,'e4z tho news 10 state
hat Finease was, on Friday last, visited with one Of
The most destructive hst storms that ever occurred in
this section OF country but similar To one we witnessed
IN Lynchbure in 1885. Early in the evening the thun
dering OF the angry clouds announced the approach of
storm and little did the peaceful inhabitants of our oni
ct village lhink that, that uoisy laundering herald
Ing the approach Of hail SOME Of which were nearly as
large as hen eggs-whlch would destroy all their car.
dens window glasses. and growing crops Of every de-.
scrption, within lis reach but such was The message
borne from The throne Of he thunderer by those dark
and angry clouds, evidenced by destruction of
The above named things after lis approach. Our streets
were filled with water and the valleys in town and lis
vicinity were made rivers large enough Il al steam
boat OF the smafry class All our CT zens are lusers by
II more or less bat have heard the amount NAMED
IN any case, but those Of Messrs Rsnjlmin Garner &
Son, fen.amln i.andefs and Oliver Csllaeian Esa-
The former had their an>yatd inundated with waier,
and all The watts rtfled with new bark which We nm
dersiand will cost them at least $500 The second ma !.
med gentleman, who is the contractor Tor building the
brick work of our new h, use aoses al about $50
worth Of fine oil brick the ss oi which will occasion
him 10 take more than "sr ircchs' Ia complete tina,
portion Of The building The latter gentleman who was
formerly the proprietor IL This paper ard who now lives
on ms farm this nace that $500 would hardly
replace his LOSSES The m,st remarkable of the whole
matter IS that the hail principally confined to oui
WMn. Fnr what reason II Is impossible for US 20 say
10 the farmers on that portion Of Caiawha creek be.
tween this place and the river il is yerv dscouraninp
as heir 'snces have been washed away three times this
epnng, by hJods; and tier land also considerably dam,
aged.
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MoHMoN NEws.--Fhc Governors letter 10 Rabbit
has satisfied he Mormons that they receive no fur
iher iavors from the Governor; word that 50 far as
he Is cuncrfned, he is determined that they shall leave
the State, Got llnos according 10 contract Tic pub
location Of the letter has haseneJ The departure OF vast
numbers, aud others taking the most effective meas
ures 10 leave. Is said that about equal portion 20
10 W lsco'sn and enlist under the Prophet; lhe oll
crs are moving 10 The distant West
Sangcmo Journal
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a GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION.
The following is from gallant young officer Of Bal.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.


Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot.
Pom lsABEL, May 10, 1916
reached tie ramp about 10 o'cuck aud al past 10
seoul came galloping in, and brought information
that the enemy were elise al hand, in order Of battle
numbering about 1000 men, force being only 1000
Al past l. the enemy opened ih IL batteries and how
awful was the scene; the balls hew in every direction
and the Killed and wounded lay On all hands was al
'ached to squadr N Of Dpgonns and accd Tor some
lime as AID de Camp TO Col. Twiggs fiji perfectly
COIL apd IN truth minded 1t tiure han eatnp break
fasI. About ~ minutes after he commencement Of The
action, poor Alatr Ringgold WAS struck by six pound
mot aud murially wounded, (he has since died had
tent him my pistols on going ptoihe fgh,. The shot
siuek"ne hosle cni II aud The pistol in pieces cut
All 'he Nesh I'll The upper part ulhe Mjos thigh pass
eu hfuegh The shoulders OF his horse the other pistol
~ 'w" ana The flssh of the uiher thigh lie fell from
ms hofse-and Lieut. ShereruflereJ To assist bim-but
ne sam nn slr--lef me sioy-go on yon hare enough,
10 do-go ahead" The acon lasted about two hours,
ana Inc snemy iired We rested on onr arms until 3
"ctch and zen commenced The action again. and fnph,
sheB MI Ib clnsed the scene of carnage ~. si nj
IN The field Of bat e, ii the dead diving mud wounded
"hrn fe'reshmen. upon The bare pnund and with gu,
.Fa.s Ivy our SIDE. IL ,bs us aeenent hs, nv mare
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SAW AND PLASTER WILL,

attached 9th Of which in good order. The
whole 10 supplied with wafer from The James River
Canal and Is, no doubt the best property the KIND IN
UPPER Virginia.
II not sold privately, II will be sold To the highest bid
der on The lHh day 0 June next If fair II not the
fair day thereafter. On the following terms; 900 cash,
negotiable paper nj short date and the remainder in
10 years, bearing interest from the day Of sale aud 10 be
paid semi annually failure 10 pay The interest prompt
" viii make The whole anonnt due. The deferred pay
lnenl to be satisfactorily secured.
II 5. LANGHDRNf..
n. B.-Nessrs. Maurice Inhehorne. J t. and james
e. Hunt ARE authorized 10 sell the Mil for me and ANY
contract with them, or either OF them, viii be valid.
II. :. l..
Boieloufi April % tl5J
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The New Orleans Tmpc numinates Walker. the
brave aud gallant Texan. as first American Governor OF
the State Of Tumaulipas. las il no one in reserve for
New Mexico, { oatnila. and Chiahuahua Does it not
know on Whose tastes AMI habits peculiarly fit him to
feve ~ the halls OF the Montezum.s7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08

"a esile,l.ng myself ium party u s.,sn Malcans
who had fired at Wills, sSrcallng order The
IRENE left for Col. Tasas. snapped her shoulder IN
wheeling to shoot Mexican WIN rushed At with
lance.
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M. II. LAvINDE & 90,
.NEW GROCER " and COMMISSION ~ USE,
OLD STAND OF
BRYANT Il YOU'VE,
4 RE now receiving their Spring Supply of GRO.
"a CERES, Sc. and offer for sale
81 hhds. Cuba, p. Rico ant n. o. Sugar,
! hid. clarified Sugar, very fine.
lao bags RIO. Laguyra and Java Coffee,
20 hhds and bbs. Moasses,
l2O kegs Nails. assorted,
$50 sacks Salt,
boxes Wousey's Sugar,
1900 lbs. Blisiered Steel,
500 lbs. Shear and Cast Steel,
500 lbs. Cotton Yarns,
Besides numerous other aucles, viz:
Cupperas Madden Sweet Oil. painted Buckets. Rice.
Soap. Mackera, Bed Ticking, beached Cloth. lutky
red Cotton. Ginger, Pepper. Allspice, Salanius, box
Backlng Pins. Buttons Trace Chains, Hoop Iron, Tea
and Table Spoons, Suspenders, Nankeen, Silk aud Cots
ton Handkfs., Apron Checks. Spool Cotton Bed Cords,
Cotton and Woo Cards, Coffee Mills, jugs. Jars, Sc,
&c. Toall OF which they invite the attention of their
friends and the public generally assuring them that every
exeriion their part will be lOade give entire salts
flci!o' 10 all who may favor them With call
Feb. y I.
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kGHghOrne MUS,

IN Barh Water Creek, near Iynchburg. Gin ihe lmme-
dlae vicinity Of which, ever there should he rail road
lfom I.yuehhurg to the Wes, the Depot would ol
ces-lly be bcaled)
There in The Mil pair Bur Stones. Smut
Machine, aud all the necessary fixtures Tor immediate
operations The Mall capable o turning oui from 30
to 80 barrels Il lur per day, There also
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-08

Tie. held IA ts clerk oisss Of The es u gu a, rio,
court oil law aud cancery, for the county Of iialfa.
IN the month Of May, 1876
Elisha Palmer, PLAINTIFF
against
Thomas johnson, Admir- of Elisha Palmer, deed. -.
grand Palmer, David Palmer, I-aac knk and Nav Nj.
wife Benjamin Lax, John A. McCraw and others, ~
Defendants.
IS CHASCERY.
The defendants, Leerand Palmer and David Palmer ms.
having entered their appearance, and appearing B., sa,
factory evidence, that they not inhabitants this com,
monweaih 1t is ordered that tire said defendants. =.
grand Palmer and David Palmer do on tn, e..
Monday in August next and the Plaintiffs bill and
that ropy Of this order he forthwith in the ,nrL
burg Ngninn ortwo months successfully, and posted at
the front door Of the court house oil this county.
Copy-Teste,
WM. HOLT, Cpk
May 25 w2m