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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24
The Presidents Camilv.

Mr.. Fillmore was married in 1926 10
Abigail Powers, the younges, child of Rev.
Lemuel Powers. She is still living, and is
described as lady Of great worth. modest
and unob'rusive in her department, and
highly esteemed for her many virtues.
They have but two children. The Oldest, a
son, is young man Of about twenty .one
years Of age, who has just entered upon
the practice Of law in Buffalo. He is said
She is about eighteen years ofage. Her &C.
complishments are many and varied, and
her independent, sell-reliant character Is
exhibited in the fact that she IS now,or was
very recently, teacher in one OF the Tree
pubic schools in Buffalo. She is one oil The
women Of whom the Republic has much
more reason 10 be proud than Of all the gay,
paudy women Of fashion, who often show
as much scorn for school teachers as they
DO ignorance OF the true qualities ot re-
publican character. Such family will do
honor 10 the White House.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24
Good

An Irishman had taken 10 reading his
Bible. "And indeed i, is true, and blessed
book it is"
'But," said the priest. you are an lgno'
rant man, and you ought no, TO read The
Bible"
"Well," said Pat. "but your riserence
must prove that before I'll give up reading
my Bible"
And so the priest turned TO the place
where i. reads, Gas new born babes. desire
The sincere milk OF the word"
"There," said the priest, ou are babe,
and you ought TO 90 TO somebody who can
tell YOU what the sincere milk Of the word
is"
Pat was a milkman and he replied,
"Your riverence. | was sick and employ ed
a man to carry my milk, and he cheated
n.e-he put water in it; and how do
know (saving your riverence0 but The
prizes, may do the same"
The priest was discounted, and SAID
sWell,Pat. see ye're no, quite so muci
Of babe as though, YOU. You may reat
YOUR B. bic, but don't show ii 10 your neigh
bors."
"Indeed your riverenc," says Pat, "fv'
one COW that know gives good milk AM
while my neishbor has none. sure III CIV
him a oar, Of it whether your rlvereGc
likes IL or not"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24

When is music like vegeiablesf Whe1
Ihcre are two heats in one messuse.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24
President TaVlOr.

The New York Evangelis, OF the lllh
inst. IA religious paper) thus analy zes the
character and position OF the late President.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
From the Southern = anier.
THE, PARTRIDGE PEA

This erccper has bsen ewing IN and wiring onl"
very extensively IN many of wheat fields The present
y'ar. It's decided pest. aud serious drawback to
the growth 81 wheat If il could be made spread it
self on the ground al ne small its leaf, II might
be made TO return some fertility t. the soil. But II
clngs to the stalk ofthe growing wheat and Insist on
going upwards pari passu. The crop Al Messrs. Ed
mund and Devenpors Strawberry Hill es ate. near
TINS cuy. had mare of it than ever anywhere.
Nlcssrs 4. 4 ID. drd in their wheat with one OF
fennock's pat Mt dri Il. and the prospect was most
hatierin2 al one time The wheat came up as regn-
larly as If planted with the hand hut this lttle vine
seem to have taken advantage of the vacant . ound-
the interst,es between the drills 10 get no Il aud
thence ascend the stalks of the wheat. There was
more oft where The drill had run than in those por.
TINS OF the field seeded by haad
The little pest re seeds itself Its seed are hard and
hnty. taking after the sandy soil upon which it most
uonrishes They are consequently difficult eradi-
cate. We have never heard but enc remedy suggest.
I'd, and that is flow, followed with the harrow ant
the wheat seeded late in the season as possible Thu
pea then comes up at time when rro,t are very Sc
we're, and IT'S young sprouts il is said killed out
whereas VI the wheat seeded early they would at
tain su1i''ient growth To survive the winter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05


Fare between Richmond and Baltimore 80 Oh.
TIME public hereby advised that the swift and splendid
| Steamer BALTIMORE, Captain Alexander Met aus
land fitted up with rooms and laD bCrths Is now run
ming weekly In connection Nth the Richmond Pred
eri burg aud Potomac Railroad, between the landing at
Aqua Creek and Baltimore. ,,
Passengers lea wing Richmond in the Northern Mail Tram
at u A. NJ, on Mondays aud Thursdays Will arrive at
aqua Creek about II NJ, where they take the Baltimore
Descending the Potomac they have view OF its fine scene.
~ by ,ay ght, and arrive at Pney Point about T. M,
and at Baltimore in the course OF the night.
This line II will be SEEM avoids entirely the wide portion
Of the Bay and of great degree danger OF
rough Yca and sickness and passengers by 1t going
farther North have the adv antage their arrival at Bal
more remaining Tor the night free ochage ON board OF a
having superior accommodations and avoiding expen-
| ses at hotels.
Returning passengers leave Baltimore Tuesdays and
FRIDAYS. 7 NJ and arrive at the junction the next day
at ~ A. NJ and Richmond lO4 A. NJ thus enabling pas
scngers for ,ncbug, by way Of Charlottesville, to save
day in returning.
Fare from Richmond 10 Baltimore So so.
Fare from Richmond 10 Pney Point with the privilege
Fare for children under II years oi age half price.
Meals and state rooms, Tor first class passengers extra
For further particulars, through tickets, apply at the
Depot OF the X, f. s. p. II. II. Co, to
WIN H. ALLEN, Ticket Agent.
n B.-Forward CABIN Passengers and colored persons
will be conveyed hy this line tot total charge from Rich
mond 10 Baltimore Tor -, including meals and lodging
July 15-13I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
POLITICAL.
Wrinea fsr the Southern Star.
THE DYING SAILORS SONG.

Oh, tn sea, The blue seal lei view il more,
Ere Idle LEI the spray dash again on my brow;
Let me la'k an its wives, and drink in US roar,
And I'll feel MOI the death throts, that torture me
have lived on ts breasi-lei IRE die at lis feet
Like sh, II that viii echa the Voice Of It's G'di
Let the list 10 The saund # lis musical heal.
And measlre the asain. thai my vessel had tfed.
lie, me see the blue sky in the dim distance bend.
Let the winds and the clouds a'er II ietierlesS ny,
And the two mighty worlds in spirit will blend,
Feel as calm as the ms her hues with the sky
Oh, / cannot die here-lay me down by the deep
Lei me neit ike N the bright sandy b'aeh
And The s,n II the ail &C fulig SHEEP
As the WIGS he loved. utter round him heir speech
| was b,rn To the le. and nv head hath rep sed
On The breast OF the sorm. give me back The broad
main;
Is .leep music the rage of my al ha'h composed,
And twill chase from it this lhfobb ng II p'in.
OH the sea, the blue seal I will noi fearto launch
On Et..niiy's wave. If view il once more,-
OH the aud my spirit will qa i nat, nor banrh.
As il hears the old sound ii is storm nuripred rat
hpEssE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
BALTIMORE.
GRAND & SQUARE PIANO FORTE MANDATORY
Nh =. nnd Ii. EnfaM ST. baltimore, Nd.

yI,IIE BSCklBES w8adfespeetug call the attention
Of the must public 10 thei Grand and square Pianos,
which, al form, hrauy oisys, decsey OF
touch power aud quality eitane, eIaal,f not zapass, those
Of any other mandatory.
The tact that ever, distinguish ed artist, who has visited
Baltimore ar the purpose II giving Concerts has inv aria
biz seertod Of te Pianos, IS the best evidence that
they uasult passed.
They have voluntary testimonials from such performers
asths Bpdsiors, Madame Anne Bishop Sehnberh knoop,
and many Distinguished Poicsofs aud Amateurs, who have
used their inst r1mcuts.
\ g feeling grateful tIt the very liberal patronage
already hastowedup5n then would further assure all vino
may be dacd favor them ~th har patronage, that no
pains csrns viii be spared 10 render entire sasiaciion
Then ea bnaut, .hrbis afcady the largest Of The lnn
in tue 81 H. hs Undergone further increase, winch they
will cnIh them supply the demand ar their nstru-
mruts kSABE 4 G.EtlI.E,
Nos x, 0and II, Eutaw street,
Baltimore, Md
y n r., also prepared to furnish wholesale deal
rfs IN ftvnra bic terms X. X q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
EANCY- ARTICLES
Ready Made Clothing,
Materials and Provisions

FOX TIE CANAL AND Raj. ROAD.
WE have in store and 10 which shah he adding in ~
w CIV eav day.. large stock at Provisions and ten
IS suitable Ter Gonttaruts, Inch will he Sold as low
on as accommodating terms IN this market
10000 lbs Bacon,
~ hid. W | Malasses,
$4,000 h. round square and bar iion assorted si1cs,
2,jup lbs cast, German and shcat Steel,
rs krgs Nails aud Spilers,
$50 lht Crow Bars aud Scdge Npulds,
2up Sh'se-,
81 Picks,
Dozen patent Axes,
2nn kegs pap#n's Hla-hng Powder,
2i,oO0 frc' Sai,'y fuse,
bale. Mantle Rope
80 Blauttts,
- barrels W 3 AIackrirl,
- hfSes common Manufactured Tobacco.
IAN lit M1tlRk IL y SYMPOSIUM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
VIRGINIA, To wit

VIRGINIA, To witt
Rules holden in the Clerks Office oil the Circuit Snpc-
~ ror Court OF Law and Chancery for the county OF Char
lotte, the Sd day OF June, 1850
Samuel b. Rice, Plaintiff,
against
Walter Crew and Sarah B. his wife, formerly Sarah b.
Rice and others, Defendants.
IN CI1ANCERN.
The defendants Walter Crew and Sarah B. his wie not
having entered their appearance according to the act oil "
semhy and the Rules OF this Court and appearing by sa's
factory evidence that they not inhabitants OF tins to
monWcah 1T Is ordered that the said defendants do appear
at the Clerks office OF the said court at the rules to be holden
therein on the first Monday in September next, and enter
their appearance and the plaintiffs bill, and that
copy OF this order he inserted in the Lynchbug Vrenan
Tor months successfully, and posted at the front door oil
the Courthouse OF the said County
copy,
June 20-w2m WINSI.OW ROBINSON, C. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
IN NTTNINIF.K1.
The Defendants Edward ID Jones', John Hobbs
II H.
4 NUIy ItsIt,
June 10-w2n H. F. BOCOCK

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks office of
the county of Franklin The 3td day of July 1850
Thadeus c. 5. Ferguson in his right and as ad-
minslraor of Thomas Ferguson, decd, Plaintiffs
against
Josiah Ferguson, Alexander Ferguson, Dougald G.
Ferguson, Amsa p Ferguson, CHRISTOPHER Taylor and
Julia his wife, Mary B. Law, John c. Early Rhoda and
Elizabeth Early, Defendants
IN CIlANCERY.
The Object Of This suit is 10 obtain decree for dstri-
button of the est'e Of Thomas Ferguson, decd among
his children and heirs at law, and for taking an account
of advancement made by said decedent in his lifetime to
his several children
The defendants. Douaald G. Ferguson Amsa P. Fer
gnson, John c. Early Rhoda and Elizabeth Early, not
having entered their appearance and appearing by sat
sacon evidence that they residents of the Stale
OF Virginia motion of The plaintiffs by COUNSEL IL is
ordered that hey do appear here within month after
the publication of this order is completed ana do what Is
Necessary to protect their interests in this suit AID that
copy Of his this order be forthwith published in some
newspaper printed in the town Of Lynchburg week
for four successive weeks and posted at the front o OF
the court house of this county, the fist day OF The next
County Court.
Copy.-Tesie,
NJ. 6. CARPER, CPk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
R. STABLER & C. D. JONES,

HAVING On The 10Th JUNE, 1854, entered into copar-
, ncrsbp, under the style oil
R. sTABLER d CO.,
Have On hand foil assortment Of Drugs. Medicines.
Paints. Oils. Dyestnfis. Fancy Articles, Patent
Medicines. Window Glass, putty, Brushes ofail
kinds perfumery, &c.
amongst others The foilglriHg, Ms:
Pure Codycr OIL Ion Consumption rheumatism and gen
eral debility
lastng Syrup Saptha Tor consnmpve coughs colds &c
Histar's Balls W lid Cherry for coughs, S<c.
Ayers Cherry Prcora Tor consumption and Asthma S.e,
India Cholagrame celebrated IN the oil Fever and Aguc,
BeckWitl'sPills tor Dyspepsia,
iir. Mcttaner's Apcficnt solution for Dyspepsia,
Jaynes Ezpecarani,
3" Ian Tonic,
Browns Cantharidn Tissue,
Bermuda Arrow Root,
llccker, fafina, better than Arrow Root,
fownscnds Sarsaparla,
Sands Sarsaparta,
Siabler's Ssr.apsrls,
Rice's Nemiinge,
Falnesiaek's do
Oxide Of Tine, superior to white lead, or painting,
luhin'- Extract,
Guetains do
Dllow's lIcaye Curc, Universal Condition Powder for
horses,
Green Ointment for istula wens, S<c in horses,
Iiltl.s White oil Tor Sptan@, Bruises SC Ia horses,
And variety Of miscellaneous articles
,IulV Il-N46.y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05

VlkGlNlA At Court held Tor the county OF Campbell
the Sth day OF July, 1850
judith Alien, Anderson Boohe trustee for Anderson
idchtord and Gillian his wife, Nathan Specie, Julia Ann
SFeocc, an infant under the age o wety Years who
by the said Nathan Specie her father and next friend
Daniel r. Boothe and Thomas W. Boohe, Plaintiffs
against
Allen L. Nylic administrator de honis with the will
annexed Of james Aen deeds Thomas j. Iitchford and
Gillian his wife Mary Johnson formerly Mary Alen0
George Allen, and William T. Lakewood and Elizabeth
Ann his wife, Defendants
IN CIIANCERY.
(Sht brought for the sale and dribut among those
entitled OF the real and personal rcsluary estate OF James
Alien decd, late OF Cnlpcper county, Na)
The defendants, Mary Johnson, George Allen and Will
liam l. llazcWood and Elizabeth Ann ms WIFE not having
entered their appearance and given security according TO the
aet o Assembly and the es of this Court and it appearing
from satisfactory evidence that they do not reside within ths
State Is ordered that they do appear here the Jus
tees OF tins court sitting in term, rules held in the
Clerks Office oil this court before the second Monday
IN September next and answer the bin of the plaintiffs and
further tod whatever may be required tor the protection of
their several interests And that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the lynchbng Nrginan" for four
OF this county, on the first day Of the next term.
copy-Tese,
- GEO. WIN. DABNEY, e.
{ T. Wills, Attorneys for plaintiffs
July ll-wtw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
PHGNIX FOUNDRY,

IUlucdiafcIy on he C0HnI, ne1I he LdngNUHe ,HHTs
IYNEIiBURG, Va.
TIVE SUBSCRIBER, still continues 10 conduct this cs-
L tab.hmen, aud ,pelts contnuancc OF the patronage
81 literally extended heretofore MILL. GEARING, of
crpan 1vne great variety ol pattcrns) Horse
Powers, Plaster and Cement Gn>hcr Bark Nll., Cranes,
Tobacco Presses, together with every other descriptions Of
asOn and Brass Castings,
made and fitted up the sh rst notice. aud in the ncatest
aud must substantial manner. Also, PLAIN and FANCY
WROUGHT I AND CASIIRON RAILING,
CRATES, &c s.. has good water power and work
oi the rs order at the head II each departments Eve
~ article made at TIN, ncn warranted 10 be equal
to any done in he State. A, &. DABNFN, Agent
July I-ll For DAVID MDREN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
.E0rc than EtCcHSy Thousand persons
hare bPen Cared.

When however tie sin becomes lacked up from sudden
changes of weather. undue application OF eeld all the
huos and ,irulen PARTICLES o the blood retained with
and lueSs and death must follow. All the long cata
loguc diseases the result We have. under such
discoveries remedy that will open the pores
and assist the body of offending hmors It Is
MrAIlSrER'S AII-ItFAlING OINTMENT, OF the
WORLDS SAlAE. 1t opens those avenues through
which nature carries oil the impurities Wltn and thus Re
hctes the body ot disease 1t Is thus that cures tonsump
ton, Serotua, Feees, FryiPclas, Asthma salt Rhcum
Sick Headache, Quiny, Sore Throat, Rhcumatsm Scalds
Pam in the Chest SIDE and Backs Dyspepsia, PoisonS
Breast Deafness, Cuaneous tupuons, Sore Eyes, In
lamma lou oil the Bowels Kidneys, and Brani Buns, Chi
hlanS, piles Worms, Agues, Cold Feet, Liver Complaints
Ulcers, all Fever Sares and nlammdons OF every kind
without destroying the tone of the stomach, Is generally
done by the introduction and continuance pills and other
nosrums.
It's by acting upon this principle that is proved tobe one
Of the most extraordinary medicines the world ever saw
Its curing disease Is altogether Unprecedented IN
the annals of medical jurisprudence.
This we might demonstrate by the publication Of thou
sands occrt6caes indy idua o high standing in all
parts of the United States, who have experienced is AS
TONlSHING Fl FICACY in the healing ni the most al
nietng maladics to which mankind subject But APP
peal candid and emil gtencd public and only ask that
the numerous which heing effected by tins ONT
wherever has been used to 1t that rcpu
which II metts-tha due attention he paid to the Iii
reeons contained in the envelope in Which the boxes Of
Ointment enclosed well the Circulars in the hands
OF our AGENTS. For sale by JOHN II. SEAY,
Feb 25-wy Agent Gar lynchhurg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
NEW LIVERY STABLES.

rs O. rs
yNIE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they have recently erect
ed large aud convenient Siablc Main street, short
distance above Dbrcls Hotel and Immediately opposite
Planters Warehouse where they all times prepared
with the best grain, hay, &c., for the accommodation of
Dovets, Travellers and Transient Visitors Persons visit
ing town and travelling in private eouYeyances, will find
poeiy Tor their baggage vehicles. Superin
tending IN person and with the services of experienced
Oslef fltter ourselves with share oil public patronage
we keep constantly hand Tor hire accommodating
terms, HACKS, BuGGIES and HORSES ofthe best quail
ly,
3FN. B.-Drovers will find ii much to their interest TO
call o Will give his entiie attention to
/ he sale ofthcr stock w. J. READ,
Narl-is A. &. HANCOCK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
virginia. /:


I Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superb
~ Count of Law and thaneefy Tor the county oil Ann
hctst, on Monday, the 3rd day OF june, 1850
Peter Rucker, Plaintiff,
against
Lindsey Coleman, sheriof Amherst county, and such
administrators de bnnis of Richard Ellis ec'd Thomas
H. Ellis and Charlie Ellis, administrators oi Charles Ellis,
deed; which said Charles, in his lite timc surviving
partner oil Ellis 81 Aliens and the said Thomas H. Ellis and
Charles Ellis and Champe Carter, trustees in deed execu
ted BY the said Richard ). Ellis, Richard n Eubank Emily
IT, Ellis widow o snd Richard $. Ellis, Richard S. Ellis,
John Thomas Ellis, David II lapscot aud Emily his wife,
and sally Jane Ellis, children oi said Richard $ Ellis decd,
the last infant under twenty years, Defendants.
IN CIIANCEHY.
The defendants, Champc Garter and Richard n Eubanlt,
not having entered their Appearance aud security
ding to the act o Assembly and the rules oil this Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they nhab
itants oil this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, That the "a
defendants appear before the Judge OF said Circuit SUI
pcfior Cpmt o Law at the court house OF said county,
the first day o August term ncNt and the Gl OF the
plaintiff and tina copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in nesppcrpuhishod in the town OF Iynrhbmg TOR
twoonlhS siycy, and posted at the front door o the
court house OF this county.
Acopy-Iestc,
June l3-w2m ROBERT TINSLEY, Cl'k.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
TrNSLEY TAYLOR,
IN OOn LBS. Family Bacon,
lO,OOO 200 Sacks Salt,
800 lbs. Cast Steel, assorted sizes
chests superior Gnnpowder Tea
500 lbs. live geese Feathers,
10 bbls old Rye Whiskey,
10 +" Apple Brandy,
30 g common Whiskey,
June Its Brandy
NANef SILK NESTINGS-Ot superior. quality
L and style, just received by '
Gets WATEkIoU>E POTTER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIMER & UNTERMYER.


Cheap. Cheaper,' Cheapest i!
DRY GOODS and READY .MaDE CLOTHING
Al WHOLESALE n RETAIL
rI,E undersigned. having associated themselves iof'e
for purpose 81 eondnetnga gonera Dry Goods and
C,ihing business respectfully ntm then friends and The
public, that they receiving from The Northern ee
splendid stock Of
DEsN 90 ID y,
suiia hle Tor the SPRING anil SUMNER season, embracing
every article .adies and Genomons Wa all ai which
The public are invited call aud examine hr4fe purchasing
elsewhere have beantiinl assortment al HATS aud
caps, BOOTS and SHOES, with splendid and genera
assortment 81
FANCY ARTICLES;
all Of which offered at unusually Hw puces tal and
see Us and We teel ASSURED ven viii be pleased viii
prices as vel Goods determined Ia sell low
having purchased Tor cash The, also receiving .pen
did assortment 81
Ready Made Clothing,
pur based b, them CASH. unusually Inv prizes ty
hch means they enabled Ia ofrt great Inducements 10
the public, any sifnilar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention # COUNTRY
MFRGHA - and others "a their Wholesale Prices, he
lie wing that they will find their interest to give them
call and thcit stock before going farther East 1hr
geat facilities which they ENJOY IN purchasing their supplies,
enable thrm with confidence that their GOODS
Will be sold at Richmond lrices.
y GuGGENHEIMlR,
DNTERMl Err.
Apnl tt Granite Baddbgs. CrbeH House.
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Virginia,

+ ltulc, held in the Ccrll's Office Of Roanoke Crcui
~ Superior QUIT OF Law and Chaneery, Monday, h
Sd day 81 June, lsao.
Charles l.. Mo.UY, Plaintiff,
against
William Baily Lucy McClanahanand Thomas 1osh,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
s. II. LOVING, d. c.

VIRGINIA At Court held f1r Bedford county, al tn
courthouse thereof, the 18th day Of June, 1850
Emily Compton,, widow Of Joab Compton, deceased.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
,EM AND ATTl,,CTIvE R.IL ROAD
Fare hetween Richmond and Baltimore - 80

AND SrEANBO Vt LINE TO BALTIMORE AND
THE NORTHERN CIr1tS, VIA PlNth fol.' u
AND THE MOUTH OF THE POTOMAC.
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De
IN CHANCERY.

The defendants - Jones and Betsy his wife. Patsy
Compton and the unknown heirs of Caleb Compton, deceas
ed not having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act Of Assembly aud the rules this Cont
and appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court that they
mo- inhabitants OF this Commonwealth; it ordered that the
SAID defendants do appear here the fourth Monday in Sep
TENDER nr NJ and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy o this order be forthwith inserted in the lynchng
Nginan paper published in the Of I.vnchbnrg for
two months successfully and posted the front door the
courthouse OF this county.
copy-Tcstr,
July l-w2m JNO NJ. REESE n r
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4 T. conrt # quarterly session for the uny Of APP
a puma"X, AT the courthouse thetelf, on the OH
div Of MaY. $50
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C0py-Ies'e,
June l0lh-w2m. +. JOHNSTON f,,,.

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks off % If
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and CIance,y
for the county Of Nelson, Monday the Sd day Of nns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05

George Carr, exeo'r Of William Bottle. d4cj D,uv
b1olhe' widow and reIc OF said W liam Bootbe, decd
Of Jha WmgfeId, deed. and as adm'r OF Josiah \yia,
field, decd sun of Charles Wlngield, deceased. pps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks H..
Roanoke Circuit Superior Cour Of Law and CSs
Gerry. on Monday. the 81 day Of June, 1850: nun
j William Bailey, pl,ia,,r