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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05

SHOCKING MURDER.-We learned at late
hour last evening that foul and most shock
ing murder had been committed in the count,
OF Nottoway upon the person of Mr. Thomas
DeaEe' highly respected and influential tiri
zen OF that county who lives near the Well.
VILE depot He was missed last Monday, but
the body was not found until late on Thurs
Gay evening. Suspicion had fallen upon two
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
| am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
&. VI. CONRAD. Acting Sec Y

To Gro. Law. ESQ, New York
The Republic adds Notwithstanding the
conjecturcs Of some of our New York cor
temporarcs, we again affirm that upon this
subject the Administration has taken high and
firm ground, and will be found to have adhered
consistently to 1t from the beginning The
country may rest assured that the honor and
dignity Of our flag, aud the rights Of our citi
zensAwilln not be surrendered or sacrificed by
the Administration. This will be best attcsted
by the result
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05

We shall avail ourselves 81 the "brcathing
moment" in political affairs, that always fJl.
lows Presidential canvass. 10 giee a lighter
and more varied cast 10 the Virginian. It af.
fords us pleasure TO state also, that We shall
have, in a few da, S. such assistance in the eli
torial and business departments Of the Office,
as will, we trust, add permanently to tho in
teres', influence, and yeluc Of the journal We
issue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
Thc acresecnt CIV, amir.

TIE Washington Republic Of Monday s'ys
Mr. George Law iasi-ts that the Department
Of State shall manage the Crescent City afiair,
according to Instructions furnished by him,
and not IN the usual mode Of conducting N.
,crcourse y ith foreign powers lie has again
addressed The Department in reference to that
steamer aud It's pursrr, Smith, and hasreeeved
from M Conrad the following reply:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Oct 30. !
SIR: Your letter Of the 27th inst has been
received.
That Of the 9Th inst, 10 which it reicrs, was
addressed 10 this Department by Mr.. NJ. D..
Roberts.
In consequence Of The information ii con.
tanned, that gentleman was requested to repair
to Washington. lie did 50, and bad a long
Conversation with me in relation 10 the occur
renee at Havana He i, therefore, fully APP.
prised that tie subject has engaged the earn
est attention Of the Department.
have only 10 add, in reply 10 your own
letter that as soon as the Department could
obtain authentic information OF the occurrences
referred 10, they were made the subject of u
communication to the Government of Spain.
When an answer To that communication is re-
ceivcd, II will probably be made public. In
the meantime, | musthe excused from giving
You any Information or advice on the inject.
Yon may rest assured, however that neither
the honor nor the interests Of tie country, viii
be neglected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
Mr. w. s. O'BRInN.-TheD Dublin Freeman

Mr.. ". ). OBRIEN.--The Dublin Freeman
publishes the following extract ola letter from
Mr.. O Bricn, in which that gentleman says
81 am in good health but my existence here
is weary. fiat, stale and proftabIe'-barren
IN regard of present enjoyment, still more bar
rem in regard Of hope for the future. Never.
tholcss, endure life with uurepining patience,
content to wait for such changes in my destiny
'as the progress Of events and the will of God
may cngclye.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
RIilrOnsl Iron.

A correspondent Of u Northern paper states
that tho rise in the price of British Railroad
Iron has been SO great that many contractors
OF roads now in progress, will be ruined
AT present prices. the difference against the
contractors upon the Cincinnati and St Louis
road if the iron were purchased now, would
be 100000! The correspondent also says -
81 have a caution to give our iron masters.
They must go into the manufacture Of rails, if
they do at all, 'oita the risk Of hasing Hedu.
" on The British article entirely repealed. An
attempt to do this will be made in Washington
'his winter The numerous roads in progress
ana wanting ron will crowd upon Congress
TO get nd OF the duty. The agents of the
ing them II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
Legislature oC North Carolina.

Intelligence of tie death of Mr.. WEBSTER
reached Raleigh ON Tuesday, the Goth instant
The Legislature of the State being in session.
all other business was put aside. and the fol-
towing resolutions were introduced, and after
warm and eloquent tributes were pronounced
on the pre-. eminent character and services orhe
llnstrious deceased were unanimouslypassed
Resoleca, That we have heard with deep re-
greet Of the death Of that illustrous statesman,
patriot, and orator, DANIEL WEBSTER Who
eminent during long life by gigantic intel
lcct, profound knowledge Of the constitution
of his country, and vast requirements in every
department Of human knowledge, consistently
devoted them all to the service of his country
10 advance her prosperity and glory, and the
welfare Of her people.
Rcsolecd. That, as an expression of our res.
pect for the memory OF the mighty dead, this
House do now adjourn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05

NoTIcE OF Mr.. WEBsrrR's Dr,ru nv nun
VERMONT LEGIsLATURE.-On Monday. Gov
Fairbanks transmitted to both branches Of tho
Vermont Legislature the intelligence of Mr..
Webster's death. Both branches immediate.
ly adjourned, as mark of respect for the de-
ceased. On the subsequent day appropriate
resolutions were adopted, and joint Commit
lee was appointed 10 consider what further ac
tlon IT Is advisable to take in reference to III,
deplorcd event.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05

The New York Times in speaking of Mr..
Websler's death, says: "Oftho eminent men
of the United States who have been voted for
for President only two are now alive ont of
eleven. The Candidates in 1924 were Craw
ford, Jackson, Clay and Adams. In l82SJack-
son and Adams. In 1882, Jackson, Clay, and
Writ. 1886, Van buren,. Webster and Har.
rison. In 1910, Van Buren, an Harrison.
In 1874, Clay and Polk. In 1913, Cass and
Taylor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES

n.y. The finder of the Cap belonging 10 the son
B-~e%>" Of Mr.. Akers, who killed Tuesday night
will oblige the amiIy by leaving the yrgnaa Office
SIT
o., RELIGIOUS NOTECE.-Rev NJ.
90 B. Newell, (Uniyersalist) will preach in Ma
ouic Hall, next Sunday, at the usual hours.
nov 3-l3t
~ 1t now being certain th2t city is be lighted
with with Gas. take the earliest opportunity of in
forming lie citi of Lvnchhurg that shull prepare
Immediately for GAS-FIrT ING.and respectfully solic
the patronage of my friends and the public generality
Aug 20--dts A. &. DABNEY, ACT
PHEoEIx FouHDRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05


A correspondent oiihe New York Times says
thatthe statement thot Mr. Webster lay in sort
oil stnpor for some hours before bis death is in
correct. He was exhausted lndced,by physical
prosiratlon, and proracted suffering; bat IN
hundred little tokens ofintcigcn and recog-
milton. gave uamiaakcahle evidence, rhp, at no
moment did lac ever Cor the instant. lose his con
seiousness. Even as late as Friday lao he re.
ceived the mornings mail, had lis contents laid
before him by has Secretaries, and gave direc-
tons concerning the business Of which his let
ters treated. On Monday week he wrote bis
last autograph letter-it was to the President
The same correspondent says-"For several
days Mr.. Webster seemed impressed that he
should live until the Sabbath sun had downed
again; and so it proved. On Saturday morning
he noticed that his physician, Dr. Jeflres, looked
very sad, Counting the ebbing Of his patients
life,apparently,as though he knew the last sands
were running fast "Cheer mp. Doctor, cheer
up said Mr. Webster you'll get me through
to-day and until the morning" And in SINH
lar spirit Of confidence he bcsou5't tho friends
who stood at his bedside on Friday evening
awaiiingin dread suspense the hourly expected
dissoluton-to retire for rest, assuring them
they should find him "here' in the morning"
TREATY WITH BuEHos AYREs AND MONTE.
vIDEo.-IIon Robert G. Shrnck arrived at
Rio Janerio, on the 18th instant, from Monte.
vedio,- whittier he had been negotiating a
Commercial treaty with the Governments of
Buenos Ayres and Montcvidco. In these ellorte
we are glad to learn, he has been eminent and
successful. The treaiics in question will
greatly facilitate and extend HE Commerce o
our American Merchants. when once obey re
into operation, Their stiPplations will trans
pire in due time.
BY the same arrival which brings us this a
greeablo pieceof intelligence, says the New
York Express, we learn tho that naviga-
ton Of the Parana aud the river Plate,
had been thrown open to Vessels Of all nations,
and that decree had been issued, allowing
the binding of goods for any term not exceed.
ing is months.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
TNION STEAMSHIP COMPA- al

- Nk'S LINE o. STEAMERS-Penn&yi- s3Sss
e1,a and Virginia, gia Norjok, for Philadelphia and n
York-The Steamships Pennsylvania, Capt. Baymore,
and Virginia, Capt Teal will, aud after November
Sd, until further notice. commencing with the Pennsy
yana, leave Richmond alternately every Wednesday,,
for Philadelphia, and returning leave Philadelphia
Wednesday.
Due notice will be given every Trip, in all the daily
papers, Of the hour of their sailing.
These Steamships have been built expressly for this
line, and nrc beautifully fitted up for the accommodation
of passengers set first rate tables and every attention
paid to their comfort and safety. They also pro-
yded with Froncs's patent Metallic Lite-Boats, and
great care takenand prompt attention pado the safe
delivery of goods. In addition the above induce
ments travellers have made arrangements to
forward passengers through to New York by cars or
STEAMBOATS,, thereby offering the public oppornn-
ity, never before offered the price, Of viewing
the noble Delaware AMI visiting that model ci Philu-
dolphin.
Passage through to New York, in LIST Cabin. and
found 50 90
Passage through to Philadelphia, do 90
do do do Second do 90
For freight or passage, apply to
RIO. RANKIN, Act, corner % Waters st,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05

The following is a report of portion of the
proceedings at the late session of the Legisla.
ture OF Wisconsin, given in the Milwaukee
Sentinel:
"rhe bill introduced by Senator Alban, on
behalf of some of his constituents, exempting
rifle or a shot gun from execution, and which
passed the Senate after being amended so as to
include a powder flask and shot.pouch, was
taken up in committee of the whole the other
DAY and amended by including in the exemp-
''on poekerpisol, Restricted to the capacity
Of q p'n'') abrace Of pointer dogs, pair of high
boots Tor "ading, and various other things. In
Jus a! form 1t vas killed this morningto the great
mighty hunef" ''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

STOCKHOLDERS Va. AND TENN. RAILRoAD-Tbo
greater portion Of he day. yesterday consumed in
the readne and reference committees of reports bv
the President, Chief Engineer &c.
The resolution of Mr.. Deane given yesterday, and
resolution BY Mr. BoyG declaring it expedient to con-
sirict branch Railroad the Salt works aud Plaster
banks Of Washington, were referred the same com
mittec
The resolut ,ons of the Union Convention were taken
up at the = enng session. and after some discus sim
ware adopted after which the Stockholders went into
the election of officers.
John Robin Mcdaniel, of Lynchbure, was elected
President.
Henry Davis, of Lynehbnrg, and Thos. J. Boyd Of
Wythe, Directors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
NKIN, Act. corner % Water st,
u -.l....-..l Y.
hTVTITTIOTIWf q
LEVI ELDRIDGE. GEN'L AG'r,

No. Z, North whnrves. FhI-a.
N. B.-Shppers will please bear in mind, that the
all times, be given to the hour of smiling.
Tobacco carried through to York, Mt 20c.,
Boston, at soc. y box, and u other goods in proper
ton.
Transportation obo made insurcrior and fas-soling
Steamers RO. RANKIN.
nov ,j.-dfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05

Poetry seemsto know most of Gods world
History of the devils world
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05

Masonic CELEBRArIoN-The centennial anniversary
Of Washngtons initiation into Masonry, in Fredcrichs.
burg, Va celebrated in this city, yesterday by up.
proprote ceremonies in the Lodge public procession
and address. The procession very large one, be.
ing composed Of manyyisiting wellas resident mem.
bers of the Fraternity, and the address by Rev. jacob
d Mitchell, is much complimened. Last night THE
FAIR opened, and numeronsly attended.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05

EMOS ED-Ihe undersigned has removed his
Ia place Of business to the houselrtely occupied hy
VIM Robertson Saadory, oppo ute to 7 c Pc
ter and next door below iIennings Bonnet store.
where he expects 10 receive fresh supply of
q WATCHES and EWELRY of the latest pat
CD terms. He would also inform the citizens and
egES the public general, that he has on hand and
makes to order Silver Spoons, Ladies' Sugar
and warrants the quality Of silver be good coin
AMI no mistake. II SIIyERTHORN.
B.-Watches Clocks and Jewclry, of all kinds,
paired in nra,ness and desirable style.
Old gold and Silver taken in exchange for new goods
The silyer-ware is all Of my own manufacture.
nov2-2twlm II s.
EXn cow TnNElm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05
mr. webster on the Morning.

The following beautiful letter from the pen
Of Mr.. Webster was written to friend. Il
will be read with much interest, no, only for
is intrinsic beauties, but as purely literary
production
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-05

~ EGEsOES WANTED.-16c subscriber
" having located in Lynchburg, is giving the Ighest
cash prices for negroes between tho ages of and 30
years. Those having negroes for sale may find it 10
their interest to call Oh him at the Washington Hotel
Lynchburg, address him by letter.
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nov 5-dly j B McLENDON
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-16

A number of The most iuflaentiai Gei.
msns of Cincinnati. have jaiaed ia letter
pledgiug 500 German so.ers ia one Con
yressional district fer the Wing ticket -
The. say:
ave have Cor many years past, voted
md acted with the Democratic psris. sup
poslng the principles of that psrss true TO
tbs great interests 81 our adopted hesne,
end the free institutions of our giortoas
and independent co.ntry. But. satisfied
from tbs movements oftha late Democrat
III. Convention, the interests Of our coan
ltrs aud her institutions are no part Of tho
| creed oil the leaders o; that party on the
lcpnirsry, self emulation 10 the sole obiee,
af these demagogaes: We know them vslI
nea, We Know their love for the Dutch :
rney wunid ride into office through our
v.,ee, and then kick us for our stupidity
We now fraukEy confess We have been dn-
ped tor Years, and sincerely hope our
Ibrelbren will MT remain 10 the dark as
long az we have.
The following are the signers to the let
ter:
Niclas Maringer. T. II. Merkel. Ffsas
Kriever. Henry Bohne, Frsncis Nosi, Val
Weisei, John Appefmann. Joseph Brod
beck. Ai,ert Srhmid,. Christian MAYER
icharies Miller. Jscob fesivr. MtchE
Geisier, Math. Felix. Francis Ries.
1 A resident Of Cincinnsti. DOW here
SAYS he knows tho signers ofthe above pr
lper, and that they are every one OF then
substan,ial, influential Germans, whom ht
supposed 10 he as firm in the i.ecoiec'
Hath as The hills. They are lcarofng The
difference between sham democracy ant
real e,s,ascFaey Ohio State Journal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-16
LIE CLAIRE.


No portion Of 6coi, county is improving
70 rapidly, on 30 ssbs,s ntially. - that 10 The
vicinity Of Ia Claige. Back ct the une'
ven site upon which reposes this scattered
town, is eosns az tho most beautiful prairie
country 10 the West. |. is thickly settles
Tor some miles interior, but, Immediately
back OF the town, the number Of suhstan,'
Al brick houses that are being erected, mt
especially those that are taking the place
| &c the old homes,eads, evidence prosperity
The town ID good mart for all kinds Q
produce, tho roads leading 70 i are excel
lent, the best timber in the County - 7,
that vicinity, the building stone - superior
and the clay for making bricks is Of an ex
cellcnt quality. Ia view Of the facts thus
Icomprebeasisely stated, can We wondel
thst the tow is progressing With such "a
pidity, that the insignificant, village OF .
few log houses, should in couple Of sears
have sprang up into large town possess
log many handsome ediiices; siiaaied too
- il is, in a county towards which the at
I,ention Of so many has been attracted ,,
The prospec, Of speedy Railroad connec
Ition with the easii
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-16
wno WIIL co.

Tho Wings Of Iowa aud IiIinois. have
determined 10 bold q grand gathering on
Rock Island, within the enclosure Of old
Fort Armstrong on tho aist Of September
1.-The twentieth snniverssry Of the das on
~i,ieh Gen. Sc,af. nj that place. made ?
.iaal settlement IL the Black Hawk war -
The right spirit is moving the people u
|shs cities Of Rock Island sad Davenp"st.
aud they are making jain'iy all the neces.
-ary preparations 30 receive aud entertain
The friends OF Old Chippewa from tar snd
near The Wing papers at Dubuque. Ga
lena and Cl.icaco. and many interior towns
I3f Illinois and lows, sre enthusiastic IN the
lrnnsicr. and We shall be greatly surprised
| II several THOUSAND pers"as are net cen-
erega,ed there, glorsing ia the support IT
I'D Cheruhasco. But We ought not 70 lei
tho people ef Illinois aud Iowa have this
good time MI % themselves. 81. Louis,
nd tho other towns on the Mississippi
liver. nsrh, To he we'll represented there
We andernnnd that letters ef invitation
have been sent 10 Mr. Bates, Maj Wright.
Mr. Glover, aud aher talented Wings Of
this CITY and il they should GO. they ought
10 be accompanied hv a strong delegation
,r good and true Wings Who viii go?--
VIVA, says the Wing Young Mems Ciub.
No Repub.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-16
ryrLosIoy OF rnE REINDEER.

Another dsesdfd steamboat accident &C
cured CD tho Hudson river on the dth inst.
The tslogfsph thus partscaiarlzes e:
She had landed tho Saaperties passen'
gers, aud MAE ara.iog in her gang plank.
when the pipe which connects The 1ues
called tho connection Of The return fues
burst.
The steam rushed out between decks
Itearna down temporary bulk bead snn
passing through psn,ry lido The lower
cabin, where number Of passengers we're
dining.
The work of destruction in The dining
cabin was completes. every person there
being either killed or badly injured.
The steam also passedup the chimney
carrying away the smeke pipe. which Eel
across the hurricane deck. breaking i
down.
NJ rersoa, heMeser. wss Injured above
The deck, except ths ensinecss aud coaks
The whole number killed BY The abov.
catastrophe is nsceriained TO he thirty.
large number were injured, Of whom nin'
are supposed TO be fatally.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-16
cENnt,s or IOWA.


-Wo obsaia The fo,lowiog table q toe ssn
.ns Of lows from ,hs Dubuque ETPfe'''
The popaiatios Il Po..asatam'e couo'y "
an estimate aud, We should judge mucn
ovsrra,sd. Several curious facts arc -
cortained from this table. From y VIC
learn ,ha, Scott county has populated 'as'
or than any county in the State, having
increased nearly City per cent ~an'" 'o'
last Two years; whilo on the caa'rary Ds'
Moines and Jefferson counties havc decress
ed 10 population. From the i2'h 10 'he
State Scott, Co. has stepped up tobs the vi
in population and, q. the same ratio, os'off
another U. s. census, viii stand "head.
The tide d immigration within the las
Two years has appeared 70 set towards 'n'
central and norihera portions OF iowa
tho lacrosse Of tho southern part OF Tue
C,>to kn.n., - .y~v,,,t sona fAly much less.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-16
Ex.GoVERNoR LUCAS.

1iiis dlssshgaiasea Democfa, has nd
dressrsfa lengthy lctscr to the editor efthe
Iowa Repabiicnn avewisg his aesermiaa-
ton TO vote for Scott aud Graham. w
have no, space for the en'ireie,,sr but can
90, we'll refrain from giving our reader,
The benefit IL the following extract:
..As Western man therefore, and ~ ru
original Jackson democrat, asa friend Il
internal improvements, sad 20 the protec
ton and encouragement If American in
tussry. cannot aud. fmill not sappof, such
Il nsn ~ Fra Hkliss Pierce ff the Pfasiaen
ey. Aud asthese il Now tsat two prom
aent candidates before The Aroetican PEG
|ple, namely; Gen. WINFIELD ScoTr ans
FRANKLIN PIERCE, ops of whom viii ne
cessariiy be elected The next president,
shaii most cheerfully and freely give ms
yo,e TO Gen SCorr. believe hitn, by III
The hes, democrat II The iuo, and on,
rhom every friend 10 the West particaisr
nv, and to Internal improvements. aud d
| the protection aud promotion ID Annr;ca,
liadssss, aagAs TO frrisf ind 10 roydiali,
support"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-16

i, D'a,r, Govt for ,aii Count.

4. D',s,rl Court for 'aii Count.
TO JANIS NAY, SIR
WOO wilt please take notice, that there il
i now on 6ie IN The office Of the Ciera Of III.
District Court Ia snl far said conuty,s pe,ifi0a
Of Cox & Sargent, ella n ng Of ven The sum Of
Eve Hundred DJlsrs, or fhe amount which nav
b. found due q sad plaintiffs on certain hill
oil Exchange drswn ty YOU on the sir;h fsshl
Cook & Sargent upoa the Cashe. r he Amer
,ean Exchange Rans, New York, fsr tbs sum Of
Two Hon ir.d and Fifty DsIiars, payable on pre-
| sensnaent thereof, and tha, on he Oh day OF Au-
gust. A.. a. 1854, -aid Cook & sarren, sHed cot
Z writ Of attachment from said Csur agnlnsi
to1: and thst on The s3d day of August, 4. =,
1872, by virtue thereof, MI your right, Tile shd
interest ~ and to the 10 loaing deserted prep
erry, lying in shs CIV ~ navenpars, CpHn,s Of
Scott and Srate II Iowa, was attached ito vi;
all your right, title and interest in ard 10 biocs
No twenty 10, in said civ OF Davenport; al,p
part 81 lots Tx and six .6l in block No. ser-
en,een IL IN sasd city os Dsvenposs, "a -;
begnhing NJ the south east car6er y ss,t 10;
No. I've Isl theme running uersh fifty 81 'es'
thence ives. one hundred ard sxff Itedl lee,
thence seafh hlts fs0l fse.; thearc east enc
hnndsrd and SHY 1901 f~s. Now unless 'ea
appear and answer thereto IN or before The kih
Monday after ihe ,.urth Mces.ay IN SeptrnlerV
n~x,. juasmeai will be rendered AgsiBss ssn
taefssn. aud sad nrnperty said ~ safisfv The
Same. JAMES TtloRiNGTaN,
CLERK u SAID Court.
Coz & Pre. At,y's for pitE
Sep, fts,h is.5e e-4v