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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12
JAMES RIVER & KANAwHA COMPANY.

ResisnafioH Of the PrendeHL
At meeting Of the President and Directors of the Jane
River and Kanawhn Company, Richmond, on Tuesday,
the 10Th February, le46.
Present: JUsEPB c. CABELL, President
Thomas NJ. Bondurant,
Cofbin Warwick, Directors.
Bernard Peyton,
The President rendered the following commune alton
from hms, briefly explaining his reasons for The sane
and retired from the Board
To the Directors Of the James Riper aud RanapLa
COMPANY
RICHMOND, Feb. 10, 1886
Gentlemen: do hereby resign the office Of President Of
the James River and Kanawha Company. OF my reasons
Tor taking this STEP under existing circumstances you are
already fully npprzed. In seyerng the official Connection
which has heretofore united U.s. beg leave express my
undated anNisy for the prosperity Of the Company and
TO tender each and all OF you the my best
wishes for the Of your official labours well
oi my high personal respect aud esteem.
JOSEPH c. CABELL."
Mr.. Bondurant having been called Chair was,
on his motion,
Rs'ored, That the Directors the resignation Of
the President with feelings Of the Iyeest regret. They
sensible that his entire devotion neress Of
the Company, and the athuI and untrng discharge of
his official duties lave, in innumerhble instances durng
the last ten years, placed him IN positions adverse
tona and personal interests, and given rise 20 preu
ces him, which alleged have the effect If
preventing the Legislation requisite enable the Company
10 proceed with us Improvement In his resignation ten
dsred they satisfied solely with view In remove
this obstacle to the CompaDy's and from no abse
n'nt At zeal IN the cause OF niens Improvement IN the
State, the Directors recognize of dnteressd and
patriotic devotion To the prosperity Of the Common
characteristic Of the whole Uf hs public life Were
the Directors liberty Yield their feelings Of person
al friendship towards the President strengthened by long
period Of official intercourse, they would senuousy or
pose lis resignation but they compelled 90 sckno
edge that, under the circumstance his retirement Is us
fable. aud his resignation is accordingly accepted.
Extract from the record.
W. b CHITTENDEN sec,V
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oI w. PfffR, ibe Senate Adjourned.
HOUSE Of DELEGATES.

''tUHt7UhIf III Y lin, I6Ib.
communication was received from the Governor ,,sn,
ntunR certain resolutions Of the Legislature Of Wsstpni
N relation TO tho Oregon question which was ordered TO be
printed.
Mr. S,urHifL, Chairman Of Committee for Schools and
Colleges, rpoued bill providing On additional Professor
Tor TIC military School ~ Lexington.
'nos'm' COMMITTEE reported against the cEpedency Of
empowering the Gouny Courts 20 levy on the tbesbes n
W'r counties som 'Of the support u Dsaf ADD Dumb
und Blind pefons Il the Virginia Institution
NJ IsTE reported bill suthor zing the appoinnen n,
Of Agents purchase hy Wholesale articles for the uss Of
the nmacs oi the LUnanc Ayuns wi,hn this Common
wealth..
Inc Committee appointed 10 examine into the condition
o. NC University mede report, which report wss ordered
10 be printed =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12
L E N p E r A nee.

JOHN b. COUGH will deliver another lecture on lem
perance this Thursday evening half past O'Clock
at the Second Baptist Church.
collection will be taken the close Of the lecture No
application will be made for contribution any other way
dunng Mr.. G's present visit, but surely fair not to saw
generous. that while large crowds flock hear him. and
ENJOY the advantage Of his labor. each should voluntarily
aid in paying his uaSeinEe1penses. very small amoun
from each OF his hearers all would contribute in this
would be sufficient. SAMUEL REEVE,
J. c. CRANE.
Thursday, February 10 1876
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12
COTTON MARKED

The Macon Georgia. Messenger, speaks Of its cotton
market unusually dull and inactive. $50 few sales" IL
adds shave been effected since the by the Hibernia
that scarcely give any satisfactory index OF the
state Of the market" What will be the effect OF the
by the
Is the South able purchase the rocks and deserts OF
Oregon the expense OF her couon'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

To the PresdeHi aud Members Of the Fire AssOeation Of
the CITY of RieAm0hd.
offer my sincere thanks for prompt and efficient
services rendered the FIRE my premises the night OF
the 9Th instant. ROBERT MOTT.
PSI hope my friends and neighbours will accept my
thanks for their efficient services rendered to me on tho
above named occasion. r. N
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THE LYNCHBuRG REPUBLICAN.

This pNPer to in dress, and with great
IL improved typographical appearance We could wish
that the fine talents uf esrmable Editors, Messrs De
Witt and Glass ens'cd in better than that
Modern Democracy, but that be, wish them
sincerely personal and pecunary in their
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Joy AT 4ErRocESsIoN

We cam frOm the CsEse, that AeIsndris friends
have received the hsees oy, the OF tho friend
" welcome vsui. given them toto the old family cir.
&c.
"On Monday last. ncon .aute Of hundred guns
irsd IN this place accordance with resolution
passed Public Meeting in hOnJr OF the Old Dominion.
he, Legislature and People, consequence OF the
scton with regard the proposed RetrocessiOn Of the
thNn OF AleNandris TO Ni-gini,."
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THE OREGON QUESTION.

was the qsa!yHg resolution offered by Mr.. Boyd
Of Kentucky, that the - 46-and not upon
the inal vote
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

The Wings OF Ohio have Nominated William Bebb. Esq
Of Butler county, their candidate for the office vi
crnor of that State
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DICKENS NEW NOVEL;

'THE Cricket on the Hearth. Fairy tale of
- Home ny Cbas Dickens Price O cts
Ladies National MagaE for Februsry. Price 10 ets
The story NJ the Royal Favorte; BY Mrs. Price Use
The Western Continent No. S, Edsd W Benjamin Eq
Price SC.
Further supplies Of the follow ns works
Williams sat'eai Companion and Pictorial Almanac 6r
1886. Prize soc.
Cheap edition stiers Speeches oliver Cromwst
by Carlyle. Price soc. NASH n wOODHOUsE.
e9 ts1 Main ~
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DIED,

On Sunday mpning the 9Th instant JANIS HESEY Jane
~ and May Jane Ford aged months day.
Ga the 81 OiFe5rusry, At lakewood the residence OF
his father. Judge Scott the 18th year OF age CHAR
LES FRANCIS Scott youth Of great PROMISE the
idol Of his bereayed parents.
Rarely Is the Of fe entered with farer pros
poets than in this Personal attractions were his in
no ordinary degree-mental ENDORSEMENTS Of the Taresl
eharacier-mora suscepbes Of the exquisite kind
Opportunities improved and To be improved such a tn
the lot Of but few Beloved by his associates -bOasd
by his nsructor-he JOY Of his mothers heh-the pride
his fathers house
cold fell on his lungs while in attendance The
Military Institute, Lexington, Va He returned To his
fond parents and for three months endured the slow ad-
Nances OF thIt most tants zing disease. EXempfying
qualities IN the sick that ondelred him all about
him, he has Left in every acquaintance mOurner.
Deep in the bosom of the mother earth that erect
youthful! FORM with its intellectual and lovely ace-pacd
IN deah-wiIhdrawn forever from the world. Such is the
will Of God. The grave itself looked ljn,y It received
him to its bosom and the world above It looked blank
whoIi him, to many eye.
Fromt ha Ti.r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12
BACON.
nnn IRS nr,rnn g.
FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
LIGHT STREET BALTJuORE

LTUHT NThEbTt bHLTIIUUHb.
VUNIIE PrOpriotOrs of this establishment, long
IL BgITZBoovRRs return their grateful ina Is
10 the public for the liberal patronage
snee has been under their ard beg tbae
temned fpossbe future succsshry Just
ID their former building airy
continuing about irty lodging
renders the LADIES' ORDINARY much eonrnoJoua
the House hundred and y The
has undergone thorough painting psperng
furnishing, &C. The BATHING DEPARTMENT IL ample both
for aides and Gentlemen and will conducted European
plan, the comfort and despatch
thus made enable propeors
accommodation and ~ the public establishment
pcs with every Thing calculated render
Portable including III, and astuous
sttefs on the part of ali esd
TSRHE-Gentiemens Ordinary. ~ os per day
Ladies' Ordinary. ...............s1.5 so per day
feb l2-2awfw DIX \ FOGG, Prupuetofa
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01rWe are requested to state that the receipts
At the Pair held last week for Orphan Asylum the
segment u the Femae Humane Association sounsd TO ss2q
ets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

EING Of seapting Plant ssusre
- Timber, saw toEs Wood Ee comprised q nunser of Ia
bleE To which added Tabes Wages Rent and other ~
penues by the year dan by
scnbne a 81 Pdos rs For saie BY
Ja9s Mash a wooDHoUsH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12
OBITUARY.


On Monday. the 18Th instant, the residence OF her
son-in-law, John q Friend. Esq., Mrs. FRANCIS 7. MI.
NOR, departed this fe after long and lingering disease
Of the lungs
The deceased was native Of Virginia, and connected
by blood with many Of the respectable families OF
that State She there married the late Henry Minor
mery OF the Judges Of the Circuit and Supreme Court.
OF this State, and the time of his decease clerk the
Supreme Court. At early period in the history Of this
State, she removed TO Huntsville with her husband and
FAINT family, and upon the establishment Of the seat of
government Tuscaloosa, removed here, where, with
some slight intervals OF absence she has resided
In all the endearinR relations Of domestic life child
as wife, and mother in all and each Of these she shone
with peculiar lusre she indeed the charm and de-
light of the domestic circle.
Asa friend, her kind and conciliaory disposion-her
expansive charity for the fangs Of others
her sympathy in all the joys, and in all the Of those
she loved, rendered her such friend those only who
have been bereaved can appreciate.
As christian, her quiet unobirusiye pieiy. she'd lus-
tire ell her conduct. furnishing beautiful example, Of
the influence Of the precepts uf her Dvne Master upon
the heou-cheerng tie Rlsom Of her long widowhood-
sustaining her IN her prOaced ilness-and 6naY sup
porting her in the last trying Of dissolution Her
death, like her life, gu and tranquil infani's
slumber. She died without gr an; and without srug.
gle resigned her soul into the hands Of her maker.
friend who knew her WELL pays this tribute Of res.
acct u TIE memory of the honored decd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

EEA For Rent or Lsase.-The octagon dwell.
- ling buildings formerly occupied ~
sdenee by NJ Roben Gsenbow For sppy Crump
by leteF sddFessed subscriber Washington CITY
su s-dIws3uwu ROnERT uRERNHOW,
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Two New Novels by Ja,aes.

TINBE sTEP MOTHER Roman .. by q. p. James Hsa
n aufhor 81 hrabeiis Rtuau, &c; IN two paris
Roger Dutton The prophecy, by q Jamss Esa
Leigh HUNTS itsisn Poets three pars-fomna
and Library ~ Choce Reading" Conien-Dant he Ttsan
Pgrs Progress Pulei he hfe and E'Hus Huor. II
Fufthef supplies Of
The CHciet In the Hearth. BY Ch1fct Dickens
Williams Statistical Cumpan.ot Aimauar Tor 1919
Picture York fsfa account NJ place. in
~ vicinity, public buildings, ke. Receivedby
fst9 NASH a WOOuflOtfaE
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ENGs, ALMONDS AND CIGARS. 500 lbs


2 bbis HofdsauH Almonds
1000 CiEsn-Pfncipe Imitation Principe, American Row
hegaas Fanea' Jo ssnz Principe Washington Lanorma Ga
zadota, CanoHss-on Consignment, for by
N9 GEORGE WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

SABOT HILL FOR SALE. The subscriber
- Offers private and Rstaie.
situated IN Goochland County from RE hmond
lanes River Kansvha Csnsi pana and containing
s7S land ssb Including low
grounds ~ of TN bet qualify Inc residue wood ssd
an abundant supply o. watsr IN ssoh hah
The ~ handome and
dwelling recently bu wHh ~ appendagss barn.
stables Oveseer quarrr GOOD order
Those disposed purchase Invited premises
Tine. For terms apply the subscriber H CARTER
Soodwooe, n-n oHeen Ann Prsee Georges TO- Nd. sou
ENBCUrORs NOTICE~-AH perans having eoinis assnst
- the estate ofhs late Dr gcCav requsssd 70
Thomas Tsrey for payment And ~ pdbt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-26


", pt,t au. oAtu-. ItHu tN,. ad .rD.a ol llatr.-'
taal.u q t.#H#4a I.f#q lL, tI.l.,IIaHal ttaI,. ,l
\, i I,..4 y = ~
small ''oia.' Tag a.'' '>0A'" HIN" '".' "''""'' l''
daeil. ON agricultural iuoud- vii lind 1h'm Ia Fs
-, valuable Inl. rGnal.an#.
nav, " g" ,'''.t' '.'' l''i'.l ''' NV
t'a ct i.2Ai' ~ Nl''''h BONA l''' nv ~ ''' l'',
btl<''' - '''' 'Nie'"''' ''"' a' wy '' l,a."''
TINS l h' "' ee'i .'af4 "'5 7F a'' 3" " 1'''
: f'"+dA pres H'i' 'hai '' Ai'A@ "i3i1." '"li "''"
Inn ANA e} L.
Not The long drawn '3i'-' lh' h9l'' vaults Aasani
tuned columns " iis' once f"'"at3e 'inal e' 'h' VIZ"
II ihc' bten2NrRc un.n'ls MI vailed M lrllarN
tai dnmAin I'd -" nN any hung m'dep uots-o''
iH lNIautlN man NtlN iIll3 tlhl SUBMITS la lIi'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-26
DE-. H. r PeerU's
ERMlFCGE OR "Df.AD SnOru
FOf " OR.NS.

'ihghy riitfLic p,fpDa'ioa capabie from N. NJ.
""de 4 Ms octtoa. ~ oieafiig The system IL, gP -.
hoos Of ete,y Uaim. ="
We origin, development, and support OF worn. ~,
4 human system. are t. be attributed 10 "A IL u,,i ne
d'blh a ed condition ofthe stomach nnd bow ell; II nj
established tact, that mrr' the d con unimp .i,-d an
the central pu"rts Of the stem in health, ~
ca" hiii II" h'hitat"n This preparation has the p,.
adNalhasr oi not only DESTROYING ever, worm but mar
fi"aoeng healthy action oi the stomach and her
o' Gs.'oh thereby relieving many complaints arr n, ~
arrangement oil the digestive organs Although m In.
anu gsin IN ITS opeat'n aai not nnplea,an, the ta.,s
IS perfectly safe AMI adapted Il he tend rest ar
TAPE'WoRM.
iN>cnBrRG, Va Nov 2l.t Is,i
ih. to certify, thai have sold the Vermn, f1r Il
SiOf) prepared b, Dr. II +. Pcery Tor abni - E'
ana ha.e witnessed ITS rhrac, man, cases
p"n1uia'N-a patient (mijdl- aged MANI who had t,rn
= W.T., Worm ior several years exhibited tom
t. 'I' se 9''ninN tsay a1nnt pinD which he inform d IN.
had passed by the u vals and in n, ,,.e h,
apparent that the patient had worms, has II ever lati
"' p, II '.Y N'on'tdEe' D. X. LYMAN, Druggist
PIePar b, IN II T pccrv and So wholesale anil -,
of \. u y ANl1>, druggists, lo, FULTON st. cornsr
Sold also by d Il LyM>N, pfgsi,,,
And ny Druggists generally throughout tie Intel ia" s,ay,
w6m
NlR6lNIA: = Vt rules held in The clerk, o0r.
eheuit superior court ol law md ch,ncco, 't
1916: "'' ''' ''' ""H "' HeP'em
Nancy Perrow, plin ;o
, dgdtHI
Robert y Pendlcton Def. ,J,..
IN CHANcERY
The defendant, not having entered his app,atap,.
gwen security according the of A,ssmbl, and H..
ues 81 inns count, aud II appearing by saciou -,
ience, that not mla 5ant Of IN. comm ana
~ = ordered that the said defendant do appear here m
i' ho.""N IN January next and answer the bill Of M
l'""lli' ana that copy oi tins order be ior,,,fb
"N'tl ia some ncN spaper published in the town Of ,
burg Tor two months snecrssi,cl and posted at n. L,
door oil the court house OF this county. ''''
Copy-Te>te,
n,. RO TINSIEY elk
WIN
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Nslfi.,c.
New irGn Foundry. Machine
shop, 80.

FENlE 81 BSt Ril}fll. late Of the firm of Dmouid \
McNamcr, inform. the public thai he has establish
ed hms,ltin Warwick : huldlngs the Canal, where
he is prepared In manufacture all articles in his line Of
hlsn,ss. such rs TOBACCO PRESSES. from patterns
u taste and great strength Eatncrs. Fatncr Frames.
Bands Levers. sc. Large Cast Mill Machinery,
fhr,hlng Machines Water Pipes and Cast Iron Col
amns. Bass Boxes, polished; Wagon Boxes, &c. &c.
Having his finishing shop in conn lce orlcr-and hay
Ing superior ~orh1ncn ip'ach department. he ilattcrs
himself that he can give satisfaction in FNECi IlON.
PROMPTLY DE, AND PRICES.
lie invites call from tine public and particularly
from the customers Of the late firm Of Dueud \ Me
Nance.
Oh. / am prepared 10 manufacture CAST IRON
CYLINDERS tor Wheat Ihrasling Machines. on an
improved plan, which. fer cheapncs,, strength and per
haraHnce, sppass any no~ In use.
JAMES McNAMFE.
sept. 10 Wis
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DISSOLt 1ID>.
commissioners s:.,c.

ED ltSl ANI 10 decree of the Circuit superior court
ol Ia" and ehanceFy. for the county ot Amherst, in
The case oi Garland vs. Powell shall proceed Ia sell on
the Sd Monday in December thai being court day. be
larc the front door Of Amherst ceurt house.
tn o TR.iCTS or L~lND
lhe property Of the defendant, James Powell one d
which lies III the immediate ycinv Of the SAID Court
house, aud contains about }OO ACRES.
The other is a Tract If Mountain Land. lying about ,
null, distant from the former. and is stated To contain
2io ACRES;
or 50 mueho sad lands may he necessary 10 satisfy
the decree aforesaid.
credit ol g. Il and l. montlls viii he gwen h c1ual
portion, oi the purchase money and bonds with approved
security required
ROBERT TINSLEY. Comr.
Nuv. II Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-26

Tn rute thru1b ibc Bae iiidge has INN, Interest
ing Inducements Ia util, the traveller owing I, The rsr
c1n4h1uun II the -ahun aud beautiful rlyor and mann
tam sopuN HAT meets the eyra every Turn: being ais,
'hcm-r dra and efea lr nthc Elst tom 81 nalllre's
nI' 81 Work. the In fund Natural Bnlpst and The
u1R LIBERATED literary tpAn 81 l. cein2jon H. would
unlN add hr a'lrlol aeknoV agcnens G,r psf cnrunr
'l'nfnl with the renewal ofhl- pledges 10 par no Iains
to wndof his loe' every Wy aguellle aud his accom-
noIaiian satisfactory l9alI bo4' wh,mi, f,y4r INN with
caII WILLIAM JORDAN
NJ. ~
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sAEE on LAND ARB NEGROES.

W. Nrneol decd nt Trust. made bi Richard : Ellis
~ III which 'IhomayI Ellis and Champe arlor arr
constituted ns'c' $. bearing dat. the.l AUGUST -
aud reT led nhc Clerk ollie orhe count, ol Amherst
n1d' Ia cara The ra9m"n ii the deli therein spaci#d
Ih' 9d'rF2oad. hamP Cantor, with the 1s+ent and mp
pnrdoi sfld Ihanrs II Ellis, will upon the elay
IT eubr L H.. II llr and II not In far ,ib
s'Ir h lrr'nlnucd from day dal nml completed al
f'1at AiII,l the county 81 Amherst. s. II IT public aur
Ll.u L. LLL.- L-L.L.D-L EllI.L L.1---.-L.
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Tract Of Land,

situated in the said county o \,s,n and described in sad
decd a~ containing FIFTY ACRES, adjoining the LANDS Of
Samuel Spencer and others.
Also, tn" inter ST ol the SAID Richard : Ellis IN another
Tract o Land III sud county supposed 10 contain
TWO III NnsEp ACRES,
and believed 10 be- patented the nancs Of the SAID
Richard : f.ll,and Josiah Ellis
lnall sad property such interest. right and title will
be- sold. AS the Trustees may lawfully aud prap,ry II
under the authority ot sud veri deeds If trust And nj
The sumo time that the sod Champ { art,r is FULLY aiiho
rZ"d 10 make the sale. the trustees, lhumas II Eli, AMI
hairless Ellis. " Unite IN the deeds $, as Ia invest the
purchasers with hg1lutc: hut the trustees will make
no warranty d uc. creating any rtsponshit, upon them
mhNIdualk
vi persons desiring 10 luN requested Ia apply 10
Nr hampe Carter tar information as t. the lands nov
advertised And the pubIcls respectfully invited to Al
tend tn slle aS IN, property OF considerable value and
viii he sold without reserve
la credit should be desired h, the purchaser, of The
Read tSaa, the terms VIII bp ur'cd lun on the ay 1
sale. CHANlpE & \R,rEp
trustee. Sc.
Podlar Mills Amherst county. Va.
The above advertisement is made with eur assent
THOMAS II. ELLIS.
CHARLES ELLIS
n''N"'W' November ~ ESD
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Oct. Is

AIitil At rurs held in the clerks o,ic. Of III,
oHcuII superior count OF law aud chanccr A., ~
county OF Amherst on Monday, the 7h day Of S,p,r,l,
1876: F''''''
'"h Taylor, surviving partner oftle late finn Of 81
h"id Layton y Co Burton laudru and Ri,burI / A.,
dr'h executors oil Thomas Iandrum, de.d Alo,,nJ
b'o"n, eXecn 81 ." lanes lIenicrsuu, d,cI t.nrv. "A
it nm at Petty lebn and Joseph Pet, ohn .xrpto,
y liimm Petty 'ohn, decd Jane, L. Ru,all ,,,.,t,, =
'harle~ Johnson who well III Their ow n b,h,Ir . ~
behalf "i such other creditors interested ia the fund ,
III 'his suit as choose JON he Elm a. parti,. md ~
' " ''e GUS "'o''o' plaintiffs,
against
"a hu'l VI Garland aud " ,lliam NJ Waller ,lmi,,,
traitors "t David Garland dec d.. William W ,n, and
james Penn, which sand David Garland ,llian Wi
Ton and James Penn, composed the mercantile firm of Tar
band Walton and Penn, aud Samuel Garland,
lH tHANCEGY.
he deifndhnt James Penn, having entered hi. M,
peHiahce aud gwen secntv according to the oci of A..
scnA aud The Jules of Ihls COURT md it npp-r,,no h,
'"a' tory evidence that he Is not b,n OF iii. con
n"hWeii 1t Is otdt rcd that the sal d,lendnr, do ,pfr,
h'fc on Tie Inst Monday in Jannnry prNt and .r.n,,
INC o OF The plaintiff aud that copy . hi. o der LA
"ih inserted IN some ne" slapcr pubIil ed the
~ Tor Two months SnccrsSlvrlv nnI posted
The trout door oi the courr house oftIi. county,
topA-Icste,
RO, TiNSIEY Ok.
WI ID WIN
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AlRtilNlA At rules held in the clerks Office Of tho
cncut superior court OF law aud chanr,r, fu, III,
,ouny Of Amherst, Monday the 7th day ol September
Charles Is q isenbeny and Antonia 4. Qu>ei berry h.,
vic, plun,in,
against
Willis NJ Reynolds and Isaac X Reynolds,
eeudants
lN CHANCERY.
The defendant lis NJ etnolds Ia ing enirl ed his
appearance and given security 10 the act Of assem-
by and the rule OF tins and enriu. b, saIi,I,c
tory evidence that he nlahlan of thi, common
Wealth. ordered that the said do a1peat hoe
IN The hft MONDAY IN January The bill NJ
the pnnh and tat aco,y u this order be forth
,ertcd IN sone ne" NPaper Published in the
burg Tor two mouths sncresshely aud posted the
door OF the court house oi tIi, county.
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