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JOHNSON FEMALE UNIVERSITY


TTsIITS INSTITUTION. heretofore known az
Il "Johnson Female Seminary" will 60 into
operation as 4 University, and be- open for the re-
crpton Of Students on the first Wednesday Of Feb
ruary next.
Rev. DIR. WILLIAM B. JOHNSON has been elected
Chancellor, and is expected TO be present at the
opening Of the Institution.
Among the Teachers. whose services have been
secured, are Rev. J. SCOTT MURRAY, ;:nd Mrs.
MARY i. DANIEL, both of whom are 50 favOra-
bly, known To the public III connexion with the lns-
sttuton as j Seminary.
In the Music Department, it is sufficient to say,
that that Prince of Musicians, Professor WILLIAM
WAGSTAFF, will continue in charge.
\ detailed plan Of organization Of the University
will BE- published in January. in pamphlet form.
Any information in respect To the University may
bo had by nquiruy at lloconbe's Hotel, in Andcr-
son Village.
Dec % At 40
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ORI)EI, No. ..

ORDER No. 9.
COLUMBIA, Dec II, 1859.
TENIIE following gentlemen have been appo.n,c
Il and commissioned Aids-de-C Camp TO His TX
cclIcncy the Governor and C"nlInnndcr-im- Chic
with the rank Of Lieut.. Culuuc and will be obrye
and respected accordingly. BY order:
j. W. CANTEY.
Adjutant and Inspector General.
A. Baxton Spring.,
A. VI. Ruth,
1Tnan ln@llln,
Robert Munro. jr.,
j. NJ. Howell
Ransom Calhoun,
1aul Hamilton,
W. +. Wilson,
William Iimcknry Starke,
Augustus Smith,
w. l.. Reynolds,
j. IL. WtIrrspuon,
Robert j. Wili;ngham,
A. Waring.
T.. p. Bradley,
VIM. l.. Zimmerman,
X. l.. IIcriot,
Jacob B,lscr,
Samuel Sparks, jr.,
j. l.. Cultnn,
B Rush Campbell,
Francis W. llrriot,
j. b. jackson,
r. G. Howard,
Elliot NJ. Keith,
John j. C"nycrs,
j. Evans Edings,
Joseph j. Pope,
George M'Cl,uallam.
Dec. 20 50 Ct
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Notice.

THE Stockholders of the Odd Fellows and Ma
sonic Building Association are hereby notified
that the Second Insta!mcnt Of 20 per cent. will be
required to be paid on before the first of Fcbrua-
ry next by order Of the President and Directors
j. y. WILLIAMS, Sccy and Treas.
J,n & 1t 81
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Dec 20
TO ESeHnt {.

I WILL. RENT my House aud Lot for the ell
Il suing year. 1t is situated tlrce-quartcrs Of
nile from the Village, the Columbia road, and is
desirable residence for family.
l.. CONAR.
Dec 90 Il ~
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For Sale or RENT,

as THE HOUSE AND LOT of the
sssSf9 Undersigned in the Village Of Edge
ssee1E9s field The House has six good Rooms,
-as9azsszsA with i fire place to each and is well
finished. The Lot consists Of three Acres, and has
all necessary out buildings on it. There is con-
slant stream of water running through the Lot.
Possession given the first Of January 1853.
NJ L. BONIIAM.
Dec II Al
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Thaliall Academy.

CITu ATED in Anderson district, midway be-
- tween Prnalcton and Grrenviile, will be re-
opened on the 10Th Of january next, under charge
o! the present teachers, Rev. Mcssrs. j. L. Kcnne-
dy and j. B. liIll,olsc. Instruction may here be
received in the English branches, in any branch Of
the Mathematical course, and in the Latin, Greek,
Hebrew, French, or German language. The high
est rate Of tuition vii! be $3.50 per quarter Board
ing at 81 90 per month.
Address Equality or Double Branches, S. c.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees,
II. II. McCANN, Sec'y.
Dec 30 3t i9
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Garden Seeds, Fresh Il Pure.

rgNllE Subscriber has just received and offers for
l. sale large supply Of FRESH and PURE
GARDEN SEEDS, from the celebrated Seed Es-
tablismcnt of CumStuck, Frrrc SCo., With,r,i"d.
Conn. Seeds FROM the above establishment have
been tested by many of my customers. and l be-
licve have given general satisfaction If you desire
to have Your garden well supplied with fine vcgc-
tables, don't neglect to call and get supply Of
these seeds. u. l.. pENN, AGENr.
Dee 90 If 80
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State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv EOTJTY

Benz I. Gill, Sarah, his wife, and
Susan Morris, B'H tor
rs Partition.
Sarah Morris, ct al.
I II appearing to my satisfaction, that the De-
Pendants, Joshua Morris, Doctrine Morris,
William lIcnd,ick Morris, John Morris and
Pleasant Morris, jr., reside beyond the limits of
this State, On Motion Of MIR. ABsEY, Solicitor
for Complainants, 1t is ordered, that they do
appear within three months from the date hereof,
aud answer, plead or dcmur to this Bill, or
Judgmen, and Order pro cOntesso will be taken
against them.
A. SINKINS, C. E. E. D.
Dec % 3m 50
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Notice..

r APPOINT Mr. r. J. DELrn Of Hamburg, my
l. Agent in the settlement Of dues t" myself, or
any OF the parties above mentioned The books arc
in his hands. M. w. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, Dec Is, 1852 2ni AZ
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Carpets.

NRAY BROTHERS, Augusta, Ga, have now
VI in Store a full supply Of Rich and Elegant
Brussels; Threcpy, Ingranc and Cotton CARPETS
with Rugs and Drusgcts TO match, which they
offer to the public cheap.
Nov 4 Al
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Notice..

A TT. those indebted to the estate Of C. W.
IN Cochran, deed, arc requested to make prompt
payment to the Administrator, and those having
demands will render them in properly attcsted.
L. b. COCHRAN, Admir-.
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Read This and save Cost !

TNIlE Subscriber respectfully notifies all those
Il indebted to the Firm Of GLOVER & MAYS. and
also to himself either by note or open account, To
make payment on or before the Is; January next,
as longer indulgence cannot be given.
WM. B. MAYS.
Sopt Is If 50
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Theological Department.

In tbs Department arc instituted three Schools,
to wit:
lst. Exegstcal and Systematic Theology.
Cd Ecclesiastical History.
81. Sacred Rhetoric.
The duties Of these Departments are for the pres
ell, devnlvci upon four Professors aud one !Asss-
tant, with the expectation that other Professors will
bo shortly added.
The new Trrm will open the FIRST Wednesday
in February ncrt, 1873 The Vacation will COM
merc.. hereafter in the middle Of November and
terminate on the first Wednesday in February.
Tuition, S42 per annum, payable srlr;-annually
in advance.
Good beard was generally obtained the present
wear ut $40 per month. exclusive Of washing. And
about the same rate may be expected the canning
year. If not lower, provisions are more abundant.
For further particulars s"c Catalogue, or address
Prof p. e. EDWARDS, Grccnvillc, sc
K. FURMAN,
Scc'v Board Of Trustees.
Dec lG 2w 81
rIs- The Charleston Courier, Columbia CARROLL
man, Edgetird Advertiser. and Darlington Flag
VIII copy the above twice. (wcckly,) and please mo-
tire editoral!y. especially i'll regard to change in
tine Of vacation.
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Sept Is
NOliCG.

A IL Persons indebted to the estate of Oliver
N Towcs, are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt and those having demands against the same
will render them in properly attcscd.
R. NJ SCURRY, Administrator.
Oct. If 3S
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Dec 90
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Egy the Governor.

ENECUITF Z DEL NT TN 7, [
CLARENDON, Dec 1852.
TN RELATION to the Pardoning Power. when
i ever petitions shall be presented for Pardon,
the report Of the Judge who tried the case will bc
Il rcqusition. in all cases not to be omitted. The
facility with which appeals for mercy can be OBJ
,ainrd. are too well understood to weigh with the
Executive: and to enable tue Governor 10 dis
pcli>e with the high prcr"Gativc ufmercy-whirh is
constitutional bcfu"s-;, IL manifest that diSpas-
sionate slull bc made. This determination is ab-
solute By order. b. T. WATTS,
Src'y Executive Department
Jan 1t 81
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Dec %,
ChaDman,s Cotton Gins! !

WYE still make these best Of COTTON GINS,
w at our old stand. We warrant them to give
satisfaction, which they never fail TO do.
All orders thankfully received and promptly ut-
tended to.
Persons who find it more convenient will please
inquire of Mr.. LOB HILL, Edgetied c. IT,, who
will keep on hand one or more Of these Gins for
sale. Address CHAPMAN & SONS,
Colcman's Y Roads, Edgefcld, S. c.
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Admpinistrator,s Notice.

A IL persons having demands against the estate
N Of L. T. .Abnry, decd, will please present
them properly at,rsted, aud those indebted will
please pay up. Punctuality is requested, as the
Estate must be closed rs early M practicable.
WILSON sABNEY, Admir-.
Sept II II 3b
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Dec Is
Notice.,

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate of Stan.
N more NJ. Holstcin. decd, will make mnIedi-
ate payment, and those having demands against said
Estate will render them in forthwith, properly at
tested. j. A. BLAND, Admir-
Nov 25 I'm AZ
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July I
II NOfiCc

rs hereby given to thosc indebted to the estate Of
Il EIdrcd W. Glover, deceased, to make payment,
at furthcrcst by the lst day of january next, and
those to whom the said estate is indebted will meet
me in the Os,linary's Office ut Edscfied c. H., on
Friday the 7th day Of January next, 1853 at which
time final settlement will BE- made on the csatc.
T. H. CHAMBERLAIN, Admir-.
O,t On Am 40
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Carria ages!

AT TIE OLD STAND OF :. & j. GILBERT
CHARLESTON S. C.
@ & r.. VI. GILBERT continue the
- CARRIAGE BUSINESS ut the above stand
Nos 81 and 10. Wentworth Street, where they will
BE- pleased To exhibit TO their old friends and us
tcnlcrs i very
Extensive Stock of Vehicles,
comprising those Of their own manufacture together
various other styles usually found in this market.
Their long acquaintance with this market AZ
Manufacturers and Dealers will enable them TO
offer great inducements Ia purchasers both in style
and prices.
Aug 25 If 80
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Valuable Plantation for Sale.

valuable Plantatl01 f0r Sale.
YENllE Subscriber, having purchased elsewhere
I'll in the District and bring drsirous Of removing,
offers for sale the psce OH which h. now resides,
within mile Of EdgriiclL Viage The Tract con-
r,ins
Five Hundred Acres,
one half of which is in woods, the other l2lf cleared
and in cultivation. One hundred and fifty acres Of
the cleared land has been opened within the last three
or four Years Almost all the woodland is Of e1
crent quality, oak and hickory growth. muatto SOIL
|, is finely adapted to the production Of Corn, Cotton
and small grain.
On the premises is comfortable dwelling house.
The out-buildngs are of tie best dcscription-large
and conlmodious Barn and Stables. Shuck Houses
and Wagon Shelters. The Gin House and Screw
are entirely new, Of choice Materials and built ac-
cording TO the most approved plans.
The only test Of the excellence of Ills tract Of
which the subscriber would speak is the crop which
it has borne this year and which is there for the in
sprction Of those dcsirous to purchase.
4 fine Well and never-faing Spring Of excel
lent frcc-stne water are among the other advantages
Of this tract. S. S. TOMIKlNS.
Nov # 40
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Blankets,

CRAY BROTHERS, have on hand large as
" sortncnt OF BLANKETS, Of various kinds
Probably some Of the finest S;pt"ny Wou fine fin
she,i, imported. With u large assortment of Lower
Grades and Plantation Biankrts which We are
selling cheap.
Nny1T tf Al
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NOfECc.

A III. Persons indebted to the Estate of Em,lcy
" Coli. deed, are hereby notified To make inl-
mediate payment, and those to whom the estate is
indebted will present their Claims forthwith in due
form, as am determined to wind up the estate As
soon rs the law will permit me.
IL. T. WRIGHT. O. L. ID.
Ordinary Office Dec - 3m so
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Collegiate Department.

In this Department are instituted SIX Schools,
TO wit:
ls. The School of Ancient Languages, including
the Hebrew.
3D. 's g Mathematics and Mechsncal
Philosophy.
3D.. g =" Natural Philosophy and De-
scriptivc Astronomy.
4sh. q Chemistry aud Natural History.
5th. " intellectual aud Moral Philus-
ophy and History
9th. I" " . Logic. Rhetoric and Eridcn-
ccs Of Christianity.
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Wanted to Hire

A FEW good Male and Female SERVANTS.
n to attend Hotel, for which liberal wages will
be given. Apply Immediately to
+. NJ. NICHOLAS.
Dec 30 tt 50
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YOUNG LADIES
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL !
Rnv. N. ALDRlCEI. PrimcinnI.

kcV. ". AhURhlSKu, EF1RlC1pnI.
MR. STUCKLER, PHor. OF Music, FRrscn. &c
Mns. j. McCLINTOCK, TEACHER OF PnIAARr
DEPARTMENT.
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Aug 4
Notice..

A Ill PERSONS indebted to the Estate Of F..
N +. league, deed, and 10 the firm of i. F..
& 4. G. league are earnestly requested to call and
settle BY Sac-day in January next, as longer inlu-
gence cannot be given. must settle up that Es-
tate. \ word to the wise is sufficient
y. G. TEAGUE, Admir-.
Dec Is st 1S
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Co.Partnership Notice.

r HAVE this day associated Mr.. THOMAS =.
i HIT in business with me, which Will ID iu'ufs
~. ,ronxac,.d under the firm of BowERs & HrrT.
S. b. BOWERS.
Hamburg, Nov S, 1852.
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Clear Spring Academy.

Clear Spring Academy.
II Will. teach select Sch"o "f about SIXTEEN
l. Scholars. Young men pursuing the course re-
ouircd for entering the South Carolina College
w"ul.i be preferred. With this arrangement |
think can safely promise that my pupils will learn
twice us much as they can in any crowded Sch"ol.
The scholastic year will consist Of ~ werks, diri-
drd into two Srssiuns
Terms, 500 per annum.
Board can be had in good families convenient to
the Academy.
The School will commence the Sd Monday in
January. Address the Subscriber at Calhoun S
Mills. J. l.. LESLEY.
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Notice.

A Ii Persons indebted to the Estate of l. A.
N Bell, decd, prior to his sale, are requested to
make immediate payment and those having claims
against said Estate, will present them property at
tested. -. a. J. BELL, Adm'r.
Nov 81 9m* IS
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Notice.
Notice..

A TT. Persons indebted to the Estate Of r. Platt
IN Brunson, deed, are respectfully notified to
make immediate payment, and those having de-
nnds against sd estate will present them forthwith
properly attested.
SUSEN VI. BRUNSON, Adm'x.
ROBERT LANIER, Adm'or.
Oct 90 If 40
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Adnpinistrator,s Notice.

A Ii. Persons having demands against the Es-
IN tate of A. H. Coleman, decd, arc requested
to present them properly attesed, and those in
dcbted previous to his death, by Note or Account,
will make immediate payment, as further indul-
gencc will not be given.
WILSON ABNEY, Admir-.
Sept II # 30
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Sept /
Notice..

A IL Notes due the Subscriber, individually or
N as Executor, are placed IN the Bank of Ham
burg. for collection Those indebted will please
make immediate payment.
DIR. John NJ. Gaphin, will act as my Attorney,
during my absence from the State.
d. ARDS.
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Tca, Candies, Sugars, &c.

Tca, CaMdEes, Sugars, NC
pLACk, Hyson, Gunpowdcr, Imperial and
ID Young Tyson TEA, in Half, Quarter, Eighth
Boxes aud Caties, also at retail.
Sperm, Adamantinc and Star CANDLES,
Crushed Powdered and Clarified SUGAR,
Turpcntinc, Toilet aud Shaving SOAP.
For sale by L. HODGES, Agent
Nov % tf 46
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
DEISCi drsiru,,s to remove to the West ] nill
ID sell ut public sale, on TUESDAY, 18th day ui
January next ut my residence, the following va,a-
bic Real Estate, lying one mic and half from the
Pine lIunsc, in Edgcticd District, viz:
Eleven Hundred Acres,
Being the Mill Trart-aso n lease Of one thousand
n0UU) acres n,ore-thc said lease being for eight
years or longer if the Mill should require it to Gu,
the timber The eleven hundred acres, has had
nothing cut from it, Of consequence, for several
YEARS and is now well ,imbrrcd. The Mill is Cir
clar Saw carried BY wafer power and will cut from
four to six thousand feet per day-is in excellen,
order, and has large patronage.
Also, the HOMESTEAD TRACT, adjoining
the abuv-, situated on the Public Road, containing.
Four Hundred acres, with large, handsome and
colnnl"inus Dwelling, just finislI"d-hring well
pl,stcrcd and paintcd--with new out houses and
stables. n framed and made large nd c'inodious,
with All excellent Spring Of water conrrllieut to the
premises.
The raid Land has about two hundred acres Of
Creek lands. which is very productive and well
suit, for agriculture AS TO the character of said
Mill and Lands, sec Mr.. Nat. Ra,ncy whu resides At
Edgvteld C. III. Also,
Six Very Likely Negroes,
Mules, Cows, Hogs, Corn. Fodder, Oats. Peas.
Wagon, buggy, Household Furniture (includug a
fine Piano Fvrte) and other thing, too tedious to
mention.
The Negroes will be sold for cash, and the Land
fr Cash ,S to onr-third.
eESS- The Subscriber would be glad to show the
Mill and Lands 10 any who desires to them.
JAS L. HILL
Dec % St 10
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Executors Notice.

A Ill those indebted to the estate of William
N Garrett, decd, are requested to make pay
ment forthwith and those having demands against
said estate will render them in properly attested,
according to law.
CHARLES HAMMOND,
WM G. HAMMOND, &
THOS. GARRETT.
Feb # )
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Pocket Book Found.

DICKED up on the Plank Road this side Of
l. Hamburg The owner can l:ve it by coming
forward, describing it properly, aud paying for this
notice.
Deco # so
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Last Notice.

A Ii. Persons indebted to the Subscriber who
IN fail to pay their notes and accounts before
Return Day in February next, will be sued, as!
cannot give longer Indulgence.
j. c. BRYAN.
Dec 90 st 50
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RIDGE SCHOOLS!

rNHE RIDGE FEMALE SCHOOL will open
Il on the first Monday of January next, near the
residence of the Undersigned. under the charge OF
Miss MARY +. JuuAN. This lady received her rdu-
cation under the instruction Of the Rev. DIR. John
son, from whom she brings high recommendations.
She is also f;lvur:,bly known in this District as an
instructor of youth.
The branches Of education Usually taught in Fc-
male Academies with Music, will be taught i'll this
at the usual prices
Good Board can be obtained in the ncghborhood
at 500 per month.
ELTJAiI WATSON,
NJ: IIoLSTON, Trustee
TliOS. PITTS.
Ridge, Nov q If IS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-11

HOUSE OF DELEGATEs-.1h ursddy.-A
mendmenfs proposed by the Senate to the fol.
lowing bills were agreed to:
A bill to revive and amend an act entitled
an act to incorporate the kempsvile Turnpike
Company, passed March 19th 1850;
A bill to amend sections third and tenth Of
an act pass March 9Th, 1916, establishing
public free school system; and
A bill TO provide for the more effectual col.
lection Of the revenue.
A Senate bill concerning the assessment and
collection of the revenue was taken up. and
the disagreement of the Senate TO the exemp-
ton of $50 worth of personal property from
taxation considered. The House decided to
recede from their amendments to that effect.
Senate bill providing for transferring and
canceling certain stocks held by the Board
of Public Works was passed.
A bill concerning the Midlothian Coal Min.
ing Company was rejected-ayes &c, noes II
not a constitutional majority;
A Senate bill! to provide for the registration
.fyoters was taken up and considered until
the adjournment.
vote being taken upon an amendment
proposed to this bill, ii appeared that there
was no quorum present, and the House ad.
iourned
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OBITUARY..
Iourned.

DIED, on the 9th ut at his residence in the county
OF Bedford, Mr.. FRAZIER o. SrRATToN in the 50th
year of his age. The design of this notice is
eulogze the departed, butbe speak of his virtues That
he possessed many and one tooal of his acquain.
tances knewbnt it was in the social relations of life
that he exceled. As husband he tender and true;
a neighbor, kind and liberal as master, humane
and ibdugent; friend faithful and dear. In his
Inst Illness which severe he bore up with
tonshing foritude, and when he his friends had
given him over, he called them around him. and with the
greatest composure made his fnnl arrangements, and
messages of tenderregard his absent friends He
died where he was born, and has left his family and
friends without blemish.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-11

stood Immediately before me by the throat:
showed him out of the way, land then attacked
the next one in like manner till made my ed.
cape out of the crowd. The good natured
Musselrnans smiled al finding themselves thus
unceremoniousy handled by an infdel, al d
jumped upon one oil the best looking oil their
animals. ard trotted off through the streets
swimming with white mud 10 hotel. followed
by shouting donkey driver. who brandlshed
his long stick which he occasionally brought
down on the quadruped's TANKS to encourage
his speed
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Defendants,
In Cha,,cerv

Upon an amended bill in Finch & Others vs
Fletcher Others, praying that the deed of Gabriel j.
scott (now dec do executed by him in his lifetime to
hlah FLETCHER, Trustee, and conveying property for
the benefit OF the wife and children of of the grantor be
declared void-and that payment of the Plaintiffs soy
era debts, in said amended bill mentioned be decreed
out of said trust property.
This day came the Plaintiffs by counsel and 1t appear.
ing by affidavit that the DEPENDENTS Wilbur md
Frances IL; his Wife, GABRIEL Scott Jr Robert Scott,
ana John w. Scott are residents of the Common,
wealth. oil virginia, on the motion of the Plaintiffs it is
ordered that the said DEPENDENTS - Wiburn, and
IRAN es H. his wife, Gabriel j. Scott Jr Robert Scott
Jonn W. Scott do appear here in one month after due
uohcaon of this order and do what is to
ect ther interests; and that copy hereof be published
'hcea week tor four successive weeks in some ewsp,
per published in the City, of Lynchburg and posted ar
sue front door of the Court House of said City ON the
nt't day OF the next Term ofthis Court
A Copy-Teste,
April 11-w4w. JAMES RENAGu c,,
Carl md 4 Slaughter M ~