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The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-02
CHAPARRAL
 LALApA- May f- lSI1-1 M.

JALAPA, May 6, lSE-1. r. M.
 1 have written two short letters ;o you to-day, but particular friend of mine is the point of eav- ing. will set you down the substance of the two.
 Last night, a man who had been sent from his ar- my secret mission, returned, having left the city of Mexico ca the 2d. He reports 2000 soldiers in inc city ot Mexico, and none this side, save company of Lancers, who have been detailed to keep the barracks In P9ebta neat and clean untii onr troops arrive there. This mau ot ours was im- prisioHed four days in the city; but returned here with passport ftom the Minister of War. He says there will be no fighting at or on this side of Mexi- co.
 Four regiments of twelve-months volunteers started to-day for New Orleans; three others will follow suit 10 morrow.
 The command of Gen. Qailaaa will leave here in the direction oi fuebla tomorrow. He will leave rcgmeBt oi New Workers at PeIote, in the Castle and loin!ng with Gen. Weiih, proceed on to PdebIa to which point in ten or tw elve days, Gen Scott will FepaT with his headquarters; and then the road Is ncl long to those Hat.s we have heard so much oI
 Saafa Auna's whereabouts is still unk aown 10 us here sRd i, is eporiei 10 be he to the folks about Peebia- CHAPAERAI..
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-02
The Pennsylvania Inquirer, well kn9'

The Pennsylvania Inquirer, 6 well Kh0"' whig journal of Philadelphia, says .s
 ssThe treaty with Hanover, which has Ia~ been published, shows an unnususi s'o1s' of ability on the part of the diPlomsne Aees' selected by Afr. Buchanan, and the 's.. I. thorough staiesmanship OH the part d 'D' able Secretary of State. h the hea' V political contests, in the di of battle a''o Y shouts ofsictory, re-rehaed ey a youH1. nation, these triunphs of caiin reason = governmental philosophy are sPi to be 0'' looked. or underrated.N
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-02

RsMovAL-Coi C. II. Pelham, has been ap- pointed Post Master al BatesviIie, Arkansas in the place of Mir. Robert Williams We are informed that Col. P, declines accepting the oiice-
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-02
VrRA Cnrz May sth. 6. A M ls,7


 Eds. Ieta--l have just come in tronl Jalapa, (which place leit al l, P M., on the 7k) aad fad the Fashion with sIean up. ready 10 leave for New Orleans SO must be brief in what have to say. Yesterday morning Gen. Quitman lefi Jalspa with all the yolaatceTs excepting thu, ls Penss yysniaas for pueha. Gen. Scott will leave on Tuesday for the sane place, and aei his arrival, if not other wise ordered he will march into Mexico.
 TMs -miasehing info Mexico ysa may think strange language, but eGe of our own nen came from ihsi place on the 2d inst, and he says .;xe won't do anything else" There are about 2OO0 troops Tn Mexico, and but one company of ,ancers in Paehsa, and they only remaining to keep the barracks clean ios our soldiers.
 Gen Ana3 a is bos the Acting President of Aexi- co.
 One of ihe followers of the army Gallagher star ted from JaIapa. fer this place. about seven days ago, and when he reached PaSo de Ayaja, was sur CT. He was esconedi 10 0rizaha. where Santa Anna was. Gallagher speaks Spanish well, and by some means get oik He says that Santa ARna has about iOOB men with him, and that the na,nberwas daily increasing
 Santa Anna says publicly that he intends 10 op- pose the advance of our troops upon Paebla but if is well known tha, his object is to prey uron our rear. He is aware that trasa wil leave here to. day, taking nearly million dollars 10 Ja!apa, and he is determined 10 make an effort te capture it, For this peFpese. he has men stationed upon every height overlooking the road 10 give notice of its a- preach. Bnt he wilt have warm work if he gets this traia In addition to the strong guard that ae companied ft down. psssed yesterday. on the Fomi near Encerc, the sd T,h and 2d Infantry. with
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-02

him for the retreat of the sdregimsnt Indiana Vol untscfs,
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-02

Our ftilow towasman Mir. JosiirA N DANLEf, whose arrival st heSie we have not before had an opportunity of noticing btings us late and interest ing intelligence from the Arkansas Regiment oi volunteers. lie was iu the hottest of inc 6gih at Bueha Vista, and returns with wounds enough to show ibat his services were not performed m ..eorps de rsscrrt" Although so m,tilated and scared we under<and that if is his intention to re- enter thesafmy, determination which induces him to visit Washington. for which cty he will start in Iew days The eonfnemen; cf his brother, Capt. C. CIDauIey. in prison at the city of Mexico, is, we understand the chief incentive to hs again ensas- ing in the service of his country.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-02

We ara Indebted to cur old friend Captain s. S. Turaxs. cS Ae Rifes. for iats nsmseas of the ..Ameriean Sta" !" pstissAsd at JaIapa. Mssico.-- We understand ;ss= assisg the advance of the arms xswss in I hesIih and unable much of the tilne to lzIxe tie eemmand of his sonpany.a We hope he
 VII ssea slIerd as some more aissse intelligence of his IscSvsfs ssid loestios.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-02

IRE MissIoN or THE JAMEsrowN.-The fol- lowing letter, in reply to one from Edward Everett shows in what terms the contributions of our coun- trymen for the relief of the distressed Irish popu lalion. acknowledged by the head of the gov eminent Of Ireland
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-02

The -'eonEdantiai orgsn'' of she whig party in Arkansas. exhibits vss; smsant eG .-sistnous iri disnatioh" because VIC stated skat the elektioniO the Presidency of the man wlsesa they wsfe dis- pOsed to nominate. was decatd by the Wings cs more importance than the saccrss of principles which sheyh maihfaiaed sSf yeas The Gazette knows as we'd as we do shat the whigs do not disa- VOW that sheig eiamcs and cnthasiasn for General Taylor has resulted from his PoPulatity, and not from any profession be has ever made of the creed. or any thing he has ssyealei o he policy he woaia pursue If the editor is gaorast of this he must be as he remarks. '.hehimd the times asd might eH- tighten himself by little of that '.tsaye O which he SO sneeripgly allades. He might 6ad s''meth'eg new petlsps in politics IS weu q. issaai PoeifE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02
GOOD IARAilNl,


We read in exchange paper tho il'o~ing account
~ he products ol iarm al biy acres belonging TO
Young by the name Of Cooper nelr Bushwiek ong
Island, which has pleased rs Tie iarm, rs We have
said. consisted oi tllry acres. and was worked by four
men with occasional as Sbuer fun Women and children
hued III busy They have supplied the New
\ ork markets this srasln with
3i2 bushels OF peas IN pod, averaging - cents pei
buShH.
900 bushels of potatoes at Gs ccots per bu,hcl ON,
nishes remaiaIug 10 be dug)
300 bushels iomatas. ~ couts pa hush,l.
300 bushels ot bush b.dns, II CENTS pei bushel.
81 bushels OF wheat
ias much of hef crop The, had already sold when
the rcpor, Of the New York ian,ers' tlub lad been
made, 7th of September last. But lin, have sill s"N
1000 poles + Lima beans.
) acres Of corn.
j acres OF iuulls.
Is acres Of Cayenne poppcr
~, Ana Taisod hay iat ST. cl.
'oe amount u The products alread, .alI u a. 5as =,
33.49S Is. %
Farmers The Spu.h Why do y5u not make ,.,,,,
ground yield yon money like ib,se Young Yankees lou
probably work rs hand rs lhy harr daue then why l
youee' p"or" instead Of fielG because YOU refuse IL,
fesori 10 The Improvements Of IN dem agriculture. o.
which you sneer as "boak firiniaq - Dcraus. ,,r
spend that money Inch should be LAID ont IA Inn.
aud 'her manure tr your land IN nf living aud e>rfay
agsht hams Because. instead Of ATTENDING t., yt1,r
negroes and Iaboers nh your own ,,es ,ua TINS In
DINERS no care nothing "r fput Interests Btcausa Lk
the dog IN the fable Who dropped hs meal n, .ann,u.
al US ''Hte'oh Ia me matcr SHu tfi get arur SUI
al once 10y The superficial cultivation u Immense rrc-.
oi iaHf Instead OF thu generous manurng sluml and
eseahiy culture {" Mal Thcsc an HI, trn- re,s
ons why We DC MOI make money In lbs Way in Nfpinia
Bui lie" ui us have the advantages # atkei a b,cl
Niessrs ooper ss,s>fd. and Ne Therefore caproi ,s
quantities u auatutS. tprau., t.,t r#rSt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02

n TIC NIIn0"I T"1NT'Ts7Ns-
W. ar, ase5 Ia see lat ,'sHfal >ca', Fffahs III
b5eh t,fps rfle ezllsBt a.arne 81 iteui la'fb 81
dan a,d Ilfui Gefec = -frt'. lsea u oe hH"a Ink
c If The 5lb aIaaay. both naaises ct keha.ud' Il
: ra h4. been t,a9tej e.ee-l in'T ard We fegfe' Ia
hear MAJ a. his sht oye. IL WAS shot down When
aa,as HE II iHe latder l. mount the "ais 1 -
pu.pee lie ssp.hca 4 highly IN IL tp f'o' sly
ri oef,fals.
I.eal rclsrtt a. a reecp graduate Of VS. Paoi. ara
ms eaausfy a. energy deserved no dnab 'lif ifasa
ai the Z muauder ia Chtefsad General NoH'.
Cart -. II do Hgn,cfs another \itgf1ah' Is al
- ll,1a,a, ana hlahI, conpln,nted. IL. Is - 81
IA, a. arsta4 llonfs 10. fhf commander u the II
aiaa" Il, The Revolutionary VA. aud bfDbrr al Charles
Carer Lee. Es4, aleol Hardy county. no~ Of t'is
civ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02
TO DRIVE AWAY ANTS.

'sa" ~ Ser paper, plan dive away red ants by
tu"e .ho'h WIN bacon hut The following viii ital
thai IT IS To drive away black ans " hen no ,,.
your sugar OK &c. Just roll up sna piece oil eauub u
ysmin paper, asd iat inside lie b.x and If WI, sn
80 A'hW d'sptfse ali these ntrules. Sage tea leaves
''""n IN Their way are also very Troublesome To them
ie##Gt# OHIO Cuiiraor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02
POLITICAL.
YOUTH AND AGE.

The following beautiful lines originally appeared
the Eonian pefiodcal started aboni twenty years s.
by the boysaf Eton College. For truth tenderness
mslody. they arc ineomFarahlo
often think each iollerine lertn
That linps along in liiss drc'iue,
Once bore a heart yo'sig. a. warm,
A, iuIl Of Idle thoug hts IS MIN
And each has had his dream q lef'
Iii, own unegiaii'd pun re'n'nee'
Commenting when The Flushing e'y
Fir.t thrills at lovely wnman's glance
And s.eh could tell his tale 81 YOUTH
wsald think It, scene, d live crinee
More passion. more uneafthlt Truth,
Than ans trlc b,i,rr since.
". they could tell ct tender law
Al midnight penned IN classic shades
OF dsv, more bright than moatrn day'
And maids more fair than uodein MAIDS
or whisper> IN willing car,
ofk.se. bluslnng check
Each hiss. each whisper TAI too dear
For modern lips to give % speak,
OF passion too untmely crossed
Or passion sighted OF betrayed
Oi kindred .pifs, ear, Lost,
And buds hat blossom d but 40 fade.
OF beaninr eycs ana re.scs CAV,
Eiastic torn and mobile brow
Ard form. that have all passed away
And lch then What see ,isn now
And Is II thus human lovr
So very light and irsila thing
AMI mus, yauths brightest ,islpns move
Fore,er ON Tinr's rsstl'ss wing
Must all tie eyes tha, still are bright,
And all the lips that lalk Of bliss,
Aud all thc asms tan 10 siglt,
Hereafter only come 10 tii'3
Then hal afc carth's best visions worth,
1--we al length must lose them thus
II all nrc ,alue ,1f1st raffh
Erc lsng mus lsdc away - ~
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against

Richard X Crallr Bcninrin E. Scrurgs and tmm"n c.
Hancock aun Is. Hancock, d., Minajsh pa-
vi, EX,f. o Henry B,own decd, JohnJ Putys and Ma
hs ,Yc, Eerld q. licirck ard Lucy his wife Am
mon . Hancock. Ia his Own right John II Hancock Abra
liam Nio.uu AND Nofy lis WIic, Zachary " heat aud
AIaIthl. hs yse, samuel lancork Fl II. hancock
paulel g. Hancock ius llanco h. the last infants
under u year o az by \ q Hancock, th Guardian and
Chr -toycr Moon, Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02
OATS " AN1ED

Gay OF twosince an animal having the appearance
"is'st ping nurse, hat hc t1eh looked Ii he SKI,
80 covered "rh collapsed hide was observed by a
s - Dog who pasted placard upon lis side On which
slaa .inquIe w.ihn'' '" f " s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02
A MANlFASr DESTINY NAN

hen Lieut.. EMORY stoned at PAGAN, an L+s~o
urn 10 The nised STATES last ruHg be enc nntered AN
american al that place half SEAS over with whom he On,
into an Interesting Conversation
Emory. '"'u IL
1.,nrn to my country, Nevern,
'Wtyr
because am manifest destiny man. and my coun-
WI oe along here long before die ; Bat Pat,ioi
sr"fnmasier IN ONO aiyerses that he will
nrt-y '''s '"' 'a'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02

,..rsant "a, ,prlcd 10 . dfpqas few days ' .'
Cf - e.rIs u4f. ii be- CRY OF ny ut ~. iaa ''
sent fof chloride i Hnie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02

,fa firarr 81 the .bar and leaiher manufacturers
p..,,rs Massacboxes iae following talst vas gwen
..NIr ~ hase al he women IN The country L. ''pe-
aad ali the men L. taoi'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02

Fhe Defendants, Ecruad 6. t,rdrick, and Lucy, his
VII, and Christopher Moon not g entered their appeal
auc, and nlScn scHltY oiGug To TIE Net Assembly,
aud Tue rule ot tins oHt, ad appearing by satisfactory
evidence thai thy not nhahaut 81 is Cammonw calth:
1t A. ordered thai IA do app at the Clerks Office OF the
sand lrcun superior Court u Law and tanccry Bedford
County obr hyld therein. til FIRST Monday in Feb
rar next. and answer the bi OF the Plaintiff, and that this
order be Inserted ucwpcr published in the OF
iYnetbar, Tor tNo months successfully, and posted at the
foht door o the Comthone OF tins County, Court
day A Cany-'Tes1e
Nov. lS-w2m Jos WILSON, Cl'k.
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REMARKABLE SURGICAL OPERATION.

WFNAKk N5T.F T NUT II Ut III \ TIVN'
In. 0h,, II 4isaan IoI..rns us that Dr. Thompson.
assisted by other surgeons. euevea tn''or iem lhe
abdomen of a Mrs Iilr, u lactiog county weighing
- ls Including the whole the liver. @hich had IN
drfaour tegen,tsan and had becomp filed VIII lNdn
nd Forty rrh, hours sef HE patient continue" 70
Improve III condition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02

kseGre! frCch E.H3Hber ESoHSP.
IliE 81 RIDERS associated themselves the
Isl oi September last, ior the purpose of doing
GENERAL. FORWARDING AND
~ rC0l 9sigp az s,uess.
Al Ill" Lumber House, mi IS below lynchburp and
where the iurnphe comes 10 the Canal under the name
ct John j. Montgomery Co They have Just re
cclgrd We'd assorted stock q
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
Also. supply Of GROt ERlF.> which they offer 10
The public 10" Tor cash. IN exchange for Wheat and
Corn.
iynchourg prices will be paid for Grain and Goods
forwarded Al ynchburg prices.
JOHN j. MONTGOMERY.
aay Its \ \. MONTGOMERY
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r Rules held in tie Clerks Oirc the Circuit SUPERB
a Court 81 Law and Chancot ion Bedford County, the
ii day of NeK cInbt 7, ISL:
William Burnett, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02
ADVICE 10 THE LADIES
Merchant Tailoring.

Merchant Tailoring.
! y n y .. Il T. !.
.haic on Stnnd N In u J. Oahcy.
VS'Ol ID respectfully laofn tho citizens of Lynch
~ hurt aud ths pubic. that he will continue TO
conduct 1t tbc old stand ol himself and brother, the
TAILORING II S!NESS.
IN an sbanches He has hand. and viii
IturIy keep headlil1 assortment of Cloths, tassl
uarc. Nc-un9s. and IN tarteyerytlng suitable tor Gen
luro veal. Hhlchhc almakc uplo order IN tn" must
fashionable eDsl,s. handsome is and warranted work
,nan.alp. He would lnslc the attention OF the public
10 hls5-ast.
Feb. Is
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10 Williams furry.

10 William Curry
fINAkE NOTICE, that shall on the 2oth dav of De.
eenbet, 1871, At the courthouse Green County in
e htatk' proceed to take the dcPositous o Jcs-
Sc llundy W laln isl. ilcnr, Sladcr Jacob G. D,-is
'.John larlen Robert SPman, John Barnett, Samuel
spencer W sm Curry, Daniel Molly, William W stock.
ton and William iiutcheson and il any cause the said
dpo,ons are not taken that ddy then shall proceed
at the place above named, the 9th December 1877
!" take ' same, and when commenced shall continue from
day to day unt SAID dispositions completed which epo
Sluons arc to be read as evidence, in the trial now de
p'hhE the tircat Superior Court of Law and Chancerv
Tor nnkis County in hch yon a. assie,ees of Barth
new Curry, are Plaintiff, and Defendants Ana ON
inc h day OF January, ISIS the place above named we
Sa proceed to take such o the said dcpnsons may not
ne taken en- her oi the above named continue from
gay Ia pf "ni they completed, he evidence On
the trial 81 said suit. ours 80
fABRAN tllIl.DRESS,
WILLIAM tlIIInRtSS
NOV II 1N Nsuu1'tIotar # iiohs RI Ch,ldr,.s d.rd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02

vi. NG G.NiA - 10 qualified 10 tech tie various
y .ne cducat.oa French. LAIN and CT L,
situation -an anay a. TEACHER iof ne
yesr A rHnuneation Qesi1a'e) add '.s'a 10 \
T., Campbell II. Va. vii b. promptly ae.'dadio
~. win
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VIRGINIA At tales held tie Clerks Office this
Circuit sap Court oi Law aid Chanccry for Mel
On 'antS u Aloalay, thc ith day ot October l-l7:
liIan =. LOVING, adnius OF Samuel Loving,
de d who was executor o stephen WAITE, deed, and vii
lam II 'ggcs late ShciIH o Nelson county, suc,
adm de bous with the will ann, Ned Of sa
stephen " ats, dec d. Plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-02
J. IND .3T.lE CIYO.N'

DlRSUANl fo deere ot the Circuit superior Court OF
Bedi nd toi1tF, pronounced the la.i Scptcnh tenn
OF 'hcsI Court, nt Chanrcry u George Is ,p,n-
ton pantlf, A. INST Isaac y ,nto, admr OF john ~
glntou, d,rd. and otl ers tol, ant, tie rldc}.gnd
viii proceed the premises, the 18th day OF December
next, 10 sell at publ auction a ceftsln
TraCi of Enrd
IN the bill and proceeding, the sad suit mentioned
whereof the aid John N:gno lied ,,i7ci. lying IN tn,
county al odod aj9rq The .ards the late Alexander
W adc and otlers, containing
30 :2.s ACRES
or much thereof b. necessary answer the par
poses 81 lhe sad decree. oac-thd OF the purchase rrv
vi" be required cash. and and y months viii
he given upon the r-it OF the purchase money pur-
chaser i'll he required give b1ul with good p,rs,aj =.
rlty Tor the deferred paluyut, aud the The land
w" I've Withheld nntll the purchase nplsy pad, inject to
resale in default o pa, mcnt.
q. y WiNGFlELD, Comr
November lS-vtlSD
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virginia
l Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Supe-
a Court e aw and Chdnecty or Bedford eou,y The
it'll dan OF Oa h,, lai7
John ieitNyloh ana Edmund vine, Plaintiffs
nguiisi
Abncr Christian anl Robert e.. Stcptoc.
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'I'iE undersigned, having qualified Adninsrair>, ~
bonis non, with the will annexed, of the late "h.'
Morgan d., all persons having claims against hs 60 ~;
are requested To them Tor adjustment, And tho7'
Gemed to 1t are likewise requested 10 make palln''.
fraHptness IN both cases j. desired.
CNFSOI.INE +. Il NORf'N
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.s1rifg ~ Glenn,

Gsreat bargains
In taIl aud winter Goods.
Z \ Il nav receiving extensive assortment oi ne"
4 FAIL anal WIN TER GOODS, comprising every
variety OF
Ladies Dress Goods Cloths. Cashmere and
,cstinEs. for Gentlemen: Negroes tio-
thing. BLANKETS aud Wool Hats
Has ant Caps Tor Gentlemen.
Linen ambric iiandkcrChiCfs,
iio3icr,s Gloves Lace,
and gfrat variety - antf gbIs sied 10 the present
srasIn all at WIN hN br sid ye5y low ftf cash 10
punet e customers The usual umr ! respectfully IN
vle all pers IL IN Want Of chen t,p'ds. either by
WilDLE>ALE OR RETAIL.
10 call and cNauus my stock am determined to SCI
- low Is auy house IA The upper c5nnfy.
Sept 21-t. T.. j. 81 RrON.
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lRGlNlA ;-ttuirs held in the clerk, Office the CIR,
lct superior court OF law aud chanccry, Tor Bedoia
~ tn" h day OF October 1SE:
'lard Freeman, ri aintf,
dgdiHst
W lam o. Hurt Lucy his vile, and John II step'o0'
Defendants,
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thrsan and T. lzabeth his wife, the said James Christian
AMI t"rdrIa hs vile. and George H. Chris ian Stephen
W. { hr>au hdF less Christian, " aui r. Christian
Robert Beascy aud Naitha \ his vile formerly Martha \.
thtiln sally j. scott. formerly sally }. Christian, James
p thi'si'dn, Samuel II. Christian Rufus G Christian John
SeflgsH and Amanda his wife, formerly Amanda Chris.
tan Inch sid Elizabeth, George H. stephen ". Charles
J.. William r., Martha \, sally J.. James p, Samuel
IL RntlN { and Amanda, the surviN ing children de
James Christian. and haries l.. Christian administrator Of
bon non with the viii annexed OF James Murphy ed, and
Elizabeth Murphy, sad Charles L. Christian, sand sally j.
colt trmetIN sally j. Christian $ainuc puryis George
Murphy fuNis, and james uclcv and Sophia his wife the
sad tztheth, harles l., sally J., Samuel George Muir
ply add sophia being dc,iees Of James Murphy deed, and
lIam i'erNley and Robert L. eiet son, trustees decd
OF Trust, bearing date the day of
ISL from ies Tristan for the benefit of himself for
HE, with remainder to the children Of James Christian and
W Iiiian ipsey and Paul llorslcy Willis Harris and Mar
tina hs wle, formerly Martina orsey. and briige Jefr
SON and Mary his wife formerly airy llosley, which ,ad
i'2n Martha and Mary the chid,cn OF lillian los'
ley, Defendants.
IN tHANCERY.
The Defendants, Lucy j. Scott, Samuel Puryis, James
l'n'y and SOPHIA In wte not having entered their aP
peancc and given security according to the "
Nemb and the ku,es Of this Court appearing by sat
l>idc'ory evidence that the, inhabitants oil th.
Conh"nM wealth: On tue mormon oi the plaintiffs by counsel
II Is ordered that the SAID defendants do, appcar htrc At
rules to be hel on the FIRST Monday in annar, next, and
answer the Plaintiff bill and that copy of this order he
asserted IN somenewpapcr published in the town
81 l-ynrhhlrg and posted al the front door the oun
House OF this county
A Copy-res;e,
HOW ELL l. BROWN, Clerk
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tn e,atr II ih'aas VI prriss dc II, also OF Henry $ Nor
li,s dred, AMI WI ll H. Norris deed, William ifui,:
toad, Nancy bdv4s and Others n,iculants.
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