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The daily union., 1846-06-29
June 27--ts

HOUSEHOLD and kitchen furniture
Ill at auctiOn.--On Tuesday next, the Both
instant at 10 O'Clock, a. m. shall sell, by order of
the orphans court the residence of the late Mrs
Maria E. Morgan, on Missouri avenue, between Sd
and Al streets, the household and kitchen furniture
which is very good and well kept, and amongst
which is ,..,.
Cane-seat chairs, hair-seat sofas, mahogany d.
ming and card tables
Pier tables and pier glasses, mahogany SD
boards II
Dinner and tea china, knives and forks "a
Crockery and glassware, fire irons !
Paror, hall, step, and chamber carpets
Hall and other lamps, high and French post
bedsteads
Good feather beds, mattresses, and bedding
Mahogany bureaus, washstands
Toilet sets, wardrobes, &c
With many other articles not necessary to emu
mcrate
And general assortment Of kitchen requisites.
Also, good mich COW. oo
Terms of sale: All sums of and under $50 cash;
over 800, a credit Of four and six months Tor aP-
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest.
ROBERT w. DYER.
luna e7dts Auctoneer
The daily union., 1846-06-29
EU ROPEAN HOTEL,
city or washington, near the Treasury
building.

THE subscriber, having fully prepared and re-
pIenished his well known hotel, renewedly
solics the patronage of his friends and the public
His tables will always be supplied with the best
the seasons Afford and whilst no effort will be spared
to give entire satisfaction, his terms will be found
so moderate TO command attention from residents
and strangers. There are several elegantly furnish
ed suites of apartments and single rooms ready for
immediate occupation. Those who wish permanent
board will find it highly advantageous to call. For
persons having business with the departments the
location Of the hotel is most convenient. Foreign.
ers will find their language spoken at this house ana
tbeir Comforts strictly considered Parties accom-
modated with refreshments Of all kinds at the
shortest notice. Dinners sent to all parts OF the
city as usual. ,,r.pp,1y
June 81 lS46--4neodf
The daily union., 1846-06-29
BY WIN. Marshall, Auctioneer.
AND HARNESS at
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
rrrVroIuInU H;fch~n furn IN re

BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
HOUSEHOLD, kitchen furniture, bar
III fixtures, &c, at auction.-On Thursday, the
Cd of July, shall sell, at 10 o'clock, a m, at the
house occupied by P. J. Hepburn as hotel, on the
south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street.
all his furniture, bar fixtures, &c. &c. We enume-
rate in part:
Mahogany Bureaus, Sideboards, dining Ia
bles, &c
Bedsteads, Washsands, Chairs of various d.
scriptions
Clocks mantel and chamber Glasses, &c
Feather Beds and Bedding, Mattresses, &c
Andirons, Shoves, longs, and Tenders
China, Glass, and Crockery-ware, Knives and
Forks
Carpets, hall and other Lamps, &c
Coal and wood Stoves, also, good lot Of kitchen
utensils with bar and fixtures counter, shelve,, de-
canters, demijohns &C., &c, with many other
articles not necessary to enumerate.
Terms: All sums Of and under $40, cash; over $50,
credit of two and four months, for notes satisac-
A. GREEN,
June 27-ts Aucuoneer'
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WAsHINeToN CITY ..I' Rroperty rop..r, y,nS.s tor
and lots io eligible situations At very low rates anh
an 4aav terms Persons disposed I, speculate,
ar excR ,nse property inyi.ea to el and exam
in. he ris At my Nore, corner Of md 7th sree's
J. F. CALLAN
June 97-dn
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juno 81, ls46-4meodif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

VIRGINIA: At rules held in the eefks Office Of the II
Gun superior court OF law aud ehsnceryt Tor Franklin
cnt, the "a day OF February, 1916: :,
Joanna Hambrick aud Eli IIambriek, (which said FL
Plaintiffs,
against
Weaherston s. Greer, curator and administrator n
the will anne Of William Curtain, Decd John B. Bur
we'll Joab Early Robert T. Woods, Showers PRICE, sher
If of rank lin COUNTY aud such admins OF Thomas
b. Greer deceased, Theodorck r. Webb, William fapain
Joseph Ha,pain and Samuel Hambrek,
In (HhEcERY.
The defendants Weataerston s. Greer md joseph fif'
pain not having entered their appearance and given security
according the OF assembly and the rules OF this court
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
nhabans of this commonwealth it is ordered that the saot
defendants appear here the first day oil The next ted
al the bill Of the plaintiffs, ana haa copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published i'll
the town of Lynclbnrg for months saccessiyeiy and
posted the door OF the courthouse Of this couny
CoPy-Teste,
RIO A. SCOTT, d.
Fol 10
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HON. MIR. SAWYER, OF ONO.

This gentleman recently complained of one Of the Re
porIers II the New York Tribune who had held up To
public fldlcale some # his vulgar pccuarles on the
n1u OF the House al iepesen alises-and The Report
er was consequently expelled by those indignant models
aud guardians of public virtue and deeency Now. let
Ia hat dlgnded style the "llonofabo" gentle
man himself writes to friend al home, who publishes
his lel,or, Of his brother members:
"N asbingon, March Q. 1916.
The Senate has not passed the
Oregon Resolutions vet and it is hard to tell what will
he their fate c. We nave TRAITORS in the Sen
ale who would sell Their Comfy for Bale If Cotton
Negro | yer hope all will be right.
With great respect,
Noar ohcdlent servant"
Dues nai Mr.. Sawyer deserve 10 be expelled also7
Or Is dceency required only Of Reporlers2
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HE TARIFF.

The New York Express says--
The od raoreDl principle recommended by Mr. sec,
teia, Walker, and likely 10 be engraled upon the new
Tauh bill is unpopular with yearly all our importers
many o whom, II moi nlaorlly, are Anli-Fauh Ffoe
Trade mea. I'D rairomS they know lead to frauds,
aud make IL almost impossible honestly to collect by
Them. BESIDES. they aware that tho system will
bring about all sris o galuu and be the source oin
Vulnerable disputes and Troubles. As an instance that
Mother American nol Foreign importers here wish do
business On ils system, are informed Il AT the inn
porefs Of silk eoods almost without exception hi We
signed fsmonsiance against the application OF the at
rdiorem principle rule 10 theI business and this will
soon be land before Congress, having been already iu
warded TO " ashngIun.'
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Feb. 10

VIRGINIA At rules held in the clerks Office of the
circuit superior court of law md chaneery, fer Frank
lin county, the 81 day OF February, 1S46:
Francis Swanson, surviving administrator with the will
nnexed Of John Edds, deceased, plaintiffs,
against
John Edds, Preston G. Edds, Joseph Ed1s, Abraham
Edds Coleman Barbour and Anna his wife, sally Barbou
James Murrel and Luvina his wife, " iam Gillutt and
Lucinda his wife, Robert Cain and Jamima his " life, Ma
thanel alker, David S. Keen, jeffrey Murrc William
H. Gregory, and tie children and personal representatives,
OF William Bruce and Polly his wifi, and William Eds,
deceased whose names are unknown, Defendants.
In CuAHCERY
The defendants John Edds, Preston 6. Edds, william
Edds Elisha Barbour and Sally his wife, illiam elliott
Lucinda his WIFE Robert Cain md Jamma hit wife aud
William Bruce aud Polly his wife, not having enereo thei'
appearance and given security according to the act Of assem-
bly, and the rules This court, and appearing by satac
tony evidence that h not inhabitants OF this commons
wealth is ordered that the said defend ns do appear hero
the first day of the term, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff aud that copy of tins order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the town Of Iynehburg, fo
months aud posted at the trout door OF the
courthouse Of this county.
Copy-Teste,
RIO. A, SCOTT, ID. C.
FEB 10 WIN
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Some idea Of tie nseulude of The operations Of The
efsa ao publish ine house 81 Messfs. Harper, o New
York may be lountd fsm the details which are stated
IN the annexed extracts, copied from letter IN Tie Dos
ion Courier
The establishment, Of The llsruets gives employment
to 4o0 pefsons lreludng 50 grs supports directly OF
indirectly gdependeni OF auihon) atuut 1000 persons,
and occupies an lmnense ARA, equal 10 Of large
fvo-sofy houses. One building. i've Windows VIDE,
aud five stories high. extends from Cl 10 Pearl sifses,
CHE depth OF tuur ordinary hluses) ;wo other buildings
uln his Gin srtei aud there are sui Two more on
The opposite side ul Gho sireef. There are ~ double
seJIum pressos worked by sirsm, snd Napier press
From 60 10 70 teans u lsper arr consumed per
diem. The celebrated Bible absorbed 619O realms.
The fixtures, machinery and tjols IN thus blndefy are
valued at 81 O01 % barrels OF h,ur nsed per ans
num lot paste ard ~ II gqs. "a TONS OF shasings are
sold per 10 the paper maker. he ne uses IN re-
manufacture 80 paekagcs OF gold leaf l2o0 doz OF
sheep skins; 80 pieces ct muslin, Of 10 yards square
sachi and 60 l1as Of pasleb1ard are used annually
From . O19 To 1000 volumes, zoe pages II me, are
printed dafy. Nearly two and hall millions were
thrown 81 dai1g lhr last yeat SD psund5 OF metal
are eeed weehls ler castrg-eiyag IL 900 pounds per
aau'ln. 5aoO0l pounds 4 stereotype, worth ~ cents
per plurd the Product 81 ten years, slowed away m
vaults winch extend. Of course. under ground tom
Pearl street to CHI street, The whole quantity Of sleT'
eaype deposited n these mental caiacmbs musl DO pro
dEiaas. There sfo imm 80 10 10000 pounds oil type
IN the composing ftoms. About $500 coo are paid to
ihc establishment tnsss IN selecting @oris, both pnnt
I'd and Mss, lor publication. THIS department Is IN
part filled by Mt Saunders, a OF one Of the largest
and INST Intelligent London publisbefs.) Mr. Saunders
miles 10 natural abltieB ufa high oItef great e1pef
enrc and ctndl'ian.
lie "balo buildings owned by the larpcrs, and
he stuck trade is certainly worth abent I 100000
Some authors nar well htes the houseit has paid 10
Stephens about $4,000 Prescott half that sum. and
other writers. native and foreign (among the latter
may mention BulaeT magnificent amounts. largo
number olTpers employees have been IN their service
twrny eeaIs--ihsi , since The conmcnaemcntan nn-
dcniabt pruol lis oil tie Brothers prompllude III BUSH
ness aud kudliness IT heat.
Such Is ahtei, but correct account Of this tremendous
establishment, VII sc ugn hands daily hufng thou
sands Of truths over onf land. VIVA, a mighty respon-
sbiliiy these publishers Hut They hare plants
ed confidence with Then own sfng arms, IN HE hosums
Of ALI. May they 90 prspering and to prosper IN
ui the ao5est works which the human intelligence
can direct IFS energies the promugaIlJn Of science, lit
cIalure and religion.
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p,,J6,,a Can,y Coma. February Tam, lel6;
J. INF Nichols Massae Nichols, John Debo AM
J,na his Wifi, Elizabeth Nichols Daniel Nich0is
Catherine Nichols and SARAH siehois' ,,.;.:s.
agaiai
Sarah Nichols, widow aud Administrative Of Jesse
Nichols, deed; Samuel Nichols, hhoe's'n I'o",i.
wife, John n. kasey, Jeren.iab Ferguson ava 'a'he'
l.. Do5s, n.c.1.n,s
In CHAscERy
This dav lhs cause came on again TO De neati upon
the papefs formerly read and the repnfl Vi !" IMAM "
Reese the appointed by me decree vi '''
court made on the day Of January, loao' 10 winch
there no exception and was argued by couhse upon
consideration whereof the court doth adJudge oiuei anu
Decree that the same Commissioner do proceed 10 COZ
leci the purchase money OF the SAID land ana saves
ron as ie sane snail become due, and when wholiy
collected he shall fepIn the fact to this court IN order
IN final decree And The c0ufl doth further adJud2e
order and Decree that he defendant Saf1h Nichols
sdninsirarx Of jesse Nichols decd do render before
John A. Wharton, one oi the Commissioners o' 'l's
court an account Of her administration OF The estate oil
said deceden who Is hereby directed 10 examine stale
and settle the same And thai he do also lake take All
account OF adyancemens made by the said jesse Nieh-
OILS in his life time 10 his children. And that he report
said accounts this court. with any matter specially
stated, deemed pertinent by himself, or which may be
required BY the parties 10 be 81 stated.
copy-Ics'e a....,
JNO r. STEPTOE, elk.
CoMvi5sioNEG's OFFICE,
Liberty, March 2, 1916.
The parties in the above cause, will take notice. tina
shall AT luy Office, IN his town. al The hour OF y o
clock Of Tuesday. the ilth day Of April, lol6, com
nence The directed by The foregoing decree.
which time and place they will attend with Their ac
counls vouchers aud Witnesses and copies Of court pa
uprs for examination aud cement.
JNO. A. WHARTON, Comr.
March IL Win
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

HE New York Tribune states that contract wa
concluded last week by the owners OF the Albany an
New York Magnetic Telegraph ComTany. 10 build that
line lmn edlaey. It's SUPP sed II will be in operation
neAl summer. Mr., C. Livingston has made a contract
10 have line built from Troy to Saratoga time for
the fashionable season. The Boston and New York
line. II is believed. will be in working oder ly the first
OF May. The Philadelphia line is ready 10 Jersey city
VIA The exception # crossing the river at Newark
Engagements for which viii be perfected this week
Tins road IL NOW dong large business, The posts we
understand are all between Albany and Buffalo, and
the wire going on. This line will soon be ready. by
the Isl pfoXlmo there will undoubtedly be telegraph
communication complete between Boston and W ash,
ton. The Boston line is soon TO be tx oLded to por,-
land.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

fishes as .Eanue-A writer in the Cenesee Far>
mcr says
Il like your views the subject of ashes
il is the fertilizer Ut the soil than any 9th
er within the reach Of the farmer. From my eAperi
cnce. think bushel Of unleached ashes worth more
man Two bushels OF plaster, any crop-parculaly
sppled a. top dressing, and not on too low and wet
land desperation is quick snd not. perhaps, last
ing, on the grasses plaster but Tor summer crops,
altogether preferable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

lis rfIeei is better On lusmy and sandy sfs u'n on
clays Mixed With plaster, II operates Wei Un eoin
and. with plais,r aud common soui, on wheat ara
glasses the hrsl dry days In The sptIng IL Inc
solvent Tor lr ses dot. that the glazing ana o"e
o the conponenis Of straw hay salks and Tie iame oil
ever, kind Of grain than is eolntaled.
Plaster cOss shbut one shilling per bnshei, ana me
ash pay only to 10 eeuls FOL ashes aud II m1sl o.
very had economy to sell ashes to buy plsiser with.
mixture II plaster with ashes soan broadcast M cora
hete the first haeing operates just as well applying
II To the hs~-at lpssl such Il my experience
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March u

Il court holden for the county Of Patrick, at the court
n house thereof, the 23d da of February. 1896
James w Scales his Iigh, aud admir- de bons
OF Peter Scales, Decd Absalom Scales, admir- de bon"
non Of Peter Scales, decd, Plaintifs,
against
Duke Scales, Nathaniel Scales Absalom w. Scales. Ma
taniel H. Scales Peter Scales Pleasant Scales, Nchoas
Dalton and Elizabeth his wife, Jno. Fiel1s, Park ana
Elizabeth his wife and daughter unknown Peter u
Scales aud Joseph II. Scales, Philip Hays and
wife and John r. Scales Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The defendants having entered their appearance ana
given security according to the act of assembly and the RUE.
of this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence tha'
they not inhabitants Of this commonwealth: On the mo
ton of the plaintiff by COUNSEL is oldered that the said d
PENDANTS do appear here, the first day OF April court NEXT
and the bill and that copy of this orde
be forthwith pubshe in the 'Lynchburg Vrgnian,o tor
two months successey and posted at the front door oil III"
courthouse OF this county, on some court day
Copy-Teste
SAMUEL G. STAPLES, &c
March 10 WIN
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April 0


Virginia:
I rules held III the clerks Office Of the circuit supeo,
court law and chancery for the county Of Neon on
the 9th day of APRIL 1916
Henry Bushnell, Plaintiff
against
Benamin ID. Harris administrator of Janes Mongoms-
fy, dcceased john +. Harris an Sterling Claiborne
Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The defendant Benjamin ID Harris, admir- of lanes Mont
goney' oeca not having entered has app and Civ
seenIiv according to the Act Assembly and the r,s
OF TINS court ana appearing by satisfactory evidence Il at
he is not an nhabIant Of tins commonw eah the mot on
OF the plaintiff by his COUNSEL 1t ordered thai the nid do.
endant do appear here at rules be holden in the C,k.
olee OF The SAID court, ON th first Monday next
and answer the Plaintiffs original ard amended bills and
hnt copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
ilnchbug NHsminn, newspaper publ shed in the town
oflynchburg for two months successiycy and n dhc co.
py thereof posted the front door OF the house of this
county on some court day.
ACoy-Teste,
RO c. CUTLER, Crk.
April WIN
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| Virginia /:

Virginia
RULES held in The clicks Office Of the circuit ,une ~
court oflaw and chancery, Tor the county of Nep, ~
the 9th day of APRIL 1885, ~"
Adam Shultz aud Thomas McCorke, Plaintiff
agains.
John D. Lunsford, Defendant.
In CHANcERY.
The defendant. John b. Lursford, not Lay;no a..
tered his appearance and given security according I,
the ACT OF Assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that the said a.,
iendant not an inabitant Of this on tbs
motion Oh the plaintiffs, by their counsel is ordered thai
The said defendant do appear here rules to b. held al the
Clerks office OF the said court thu Monday in Jv
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill zone object Of bir !,
TO restrain the defendant from selling uisposng the tr,c
OF land III the bill mentioned until the further order md d.
,ee OF TINS court, concerning the same and that cony n,
his order be forthwith inserted in the Iynchbpg yir;
ian newspaper published in the oil ynehburp G,
TWO months successfully and another copy posted a.
the front coor OF the courthouse this county on some eon
day. " '' s'u''
Copy-Tcste
April ,S ~
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SsssA..F.y'1' ~ TIN SKEA'

nFFER Tor sale, full and complete supply of
~ GROCERIES,, consisting in par, Of the follow.
my goods:
40 hhds p, Rico, St. Croix and n. o. Sugars,
Claubtd do
% boxes and barrels Loaf Sugar,
425 bags RIO, Laguyta aud Java Coffee,
80 hhds. aud bills. Molasses,
20 halt barrels very ine Mulasses.
500 kegs Nails,
500 sacks Salt,
10 tons country Bar Iron,
" Ircdagar Iron small sizes,
5000 los. American BlIslefed Steel,
500 " Shear and Cast Steel
l2uo " Hoop Iron, in. 10 in,
10000 bale Cotton,
10000 " Sole Leather. good and damaged,
20 barrels Tanners Oh,
20 GrIndslones,
300 lbs. best Caracas Indigo,
1000 Nader
~ kegs Dapont's and Kentucky Rife Powder,
80 Blasting do
50 bags Shot,
so kegs bite Lead
70 barrels Vlncgar,
50 nest Tubs.
30 doz Buckets,
500 lbs. Lamp Black,
500 - Puily
50 boxes s K 10 and 10 * l2 Glass,
80 barrels No and Mackre.
50 bo.es Sperm. Hubs and rallOw Candles.
casks Cheese,
90 boxes Rssins,
2 casks Rice
so boxes Tea.
chest fine Tea.
90 bales Donestics,
10 {" Oznaburgs,
80 pieces Bed Ticking.
50 :" bleached Domestic
With many other articles TOO numerous 10 mention,
in an advertisement all OF which friends
aud the public generally shall be sold low for CASH OIL
BARTER.
MafcI 60 Is
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3)oftfCal.
yDscs. FRou ruE CROWD.

RENoSsrRANcE WITH THE AMERICANS.
Brothers, why this rage aud ssora
Wig these sih.s eai lsuuiinfs fungi
Were your sires not English bornS
Speak You not the English iossae'
Think yoa ~, With English thought
I.not Shakespeare yours and oars'
And the same religion taught
In our cities, and your bowefs'
Brothers turn your thoughts ,opcaee,
And let all tins diseord cease.
WHY should war alright the EARTH
Were the land you eoset thus,
Richer, larger, better worth,
Wherefore should you hshi with us
'rwould be scandal to eur hiad,
An opprobrium 10 our creed,
Rihroush rage AID malice bind,
One American should bleed,
Or If Englsnd's meas,si son
Lost his iifs for Oregon.
Hy. so desire the land.
,Bije yorr hour-twiil not be long.
Clear it--planl ii-send bsna,
Peaceful, enieffri,lng, strong,
Who will people all the CLINE
spreadins commerce as they 60,
Free to answer IN ihcir limo,
When YOU ask lhcm, "Nes, OF no.
But beware, ior Freedoms sale--'
Oh, beware, he par, You t-he
/, would be bastard shame
shame more deep than words can breathe,
for this we il, the fame,
Or drew weapon from is ,hraibi
Deeper guilt, moe hoinpns sin,
1.-THE foolish guairei Frcwi
And the nations pressing in,
Ranged themsei,e. Ter us or you;
And the earth illel win hate,
because you wefe iuatiate.
freed ~. prophet England taught
And yoa learned what she issuIled.
You the inspiration caught
BE your prophecy fulfilled
Show The world that doubts the fact,
That Of freedom u mol born
Rabble passion, ienzied act,
Utter rcrklessness and scorns--
n SO once, they nred not he
Wisdom dn els with Liberty.
Let The bloody hag be furl'd,
Nohler Is the task we're set,
And his treason TO the world,
To neglect 1t, OF forget.
Science wees Us 70 her arms.
New Discovery waits or time,
Young Invention spread. her eharmsi
knowledge beekons u. TO climb
Brothcrs j,in Us IN the van
And we'll lead The march Of man.
But il majlY beat ON sttiie,
And all reason speaks IN vain,
BE the guilt Of every lie
Tn the unnatural contest slain
On your hfads.-nnd ere is Ger,
Such lesson you shall Learn,
As shall sckcn you of war
Brolhers Cor ,onr hand we ,ean'
Lotus give eur thoughts topeacei
Let HIS fpolish dscotd cease, London ,Nt,e'
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Law NOTICE.
.gnu,es Garland n HIM. -. HrnHrh,

James Garland HIM. ID. BrHHfH'
m AVE united IN the practice OF Law. They VIII
h i attend the courts o Campbell, Bedfod Amherst.
Nelson, Appoaattox, Chsr!olie and Lynchbnfg All
cases Of collections will be strictly attended 10 by Mr..
Branch J. Garland Will. by this arrangement, be en-
abled give vqant aud prompt attention 10 The cases
which may be confded 10 his care III til Count OF AP-
reals.
Dec. IS is
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rules held in the clerks Office of circuit superior
court OF law and cmncery, for the county OF Half4x,
II the month OF March, 1896
Joha II Garrett, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas f. letter, Branch Samnons and Susan hi. wife
and John j. Ihrochmorton, admir-. With the will
Henry Dunkley, decd, Defendants.
In CHANCERY
The defendants, Branch Sanmons and bis not
having entered their appe and appearing by
isiactoy evidence that they inhabitants of this
monweah is ordered that the said defendants Branch
Sammons and Susan his wife, do appear here the first
Monday in June next, and the plaintiffs bin aud
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted i'll the
Iynchhurg Virginia months civ,
ed at the iroU door of the court house OF this
Copy-reSte,
VIM HOLT, Cl'k
March 10 w2m
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against

ih2inas Moses, Beniamn Pannl I'd Mary his Wife Sol
W ia oatey and sally hs wife, - Shropshire and Bet
and Charlotte lis wife, Jonathan Noes Charles Moses
ann Moses jane Noses Peggy Moses James Mcdaniel md
'ay MS "ie Benjamin pannil and Betsy his wife, Char
ioe Moses aud Polly Moses, heirs law r1ne sio.es
ST.. deed, Def nd.nt.