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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22
D EsoloTIoNs PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT Te

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Esseve df the Senate soneur That section Of ars
sic Of the Of this state be amend by In
sorting therein immediately after the word election"
where 1t 6rst occurs In said section follows" who
ssy OF Shsr property or vsusbis sonasratsn with In
tent to influence elector In giving his vete to deter
any eiector from voting Also adding st the end Of
mining In summary ct the polls any question az
section two amended shall read foows-"Laws may
passed excluding from the right Of suffrage all persons
who have been be victed Of bribery
Of infamous crime and for depving who
shall make become directly indirectly Interested in
bet depending the result Of election
or who shall pay e or receive or promise to give
money other property valuable with
tent to influence ssetor in giving his vote deter
elector from voting from the right TO vote at suoh cleo
may also passed Determining summary man.
1T the polls ton Affecting the right Of
to vote at such election"
Resolved df the Senate ooneur That said amendment
general election Of senators that
TO section Of article thirteen Of the constitution be
published for three months previous TO the time Of suoh
slectisn
STATE or NEW YoRx-In Assembly, April |, 1853 the
proposed amendment to the Constitution Of the
70 the Assembly. By order Of The Ai;eITnly ss.,
attest: John s. Eassw, Clerk.
STATE New YoRK-In Senate, April r. 1858 the fore
going to the Of the State
BY majority Of the members elected to the
Senate by order Of the Senate. g. Z. CHURCH, Prost
STATE New YoRK-seoretary's Ofhce.-I have
pared the preceding with original resolutions s In
this ofce and do certify that the correct trans
s-Given under my hand and seal Of ofoe the city
of Albany the 10th day Of June In the Of Lord
1853 HENRY s. RANDALL. Secretary Of STATE.
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SUPREME COURT.-IN TIE NATTER OF THE AP-
, ploation Of the Mayor Aldermen, and Common.ly Of
the city ofNew York. reave to the opening Of Fourth
avenue from street 70 the northsry side IF
ward: said oty nosio. SsrsS siysa pgrsusnt 70
and Assessment in the above entitled msSter will be pre-
snted to the Supreme Court at special term thereof to
the City Hall Of the city OF York Sstnr
day. the 10Th day Of october 1853 aud that there sud
then, thereafter counsel osn ba heard
tion will be made that said report be confirmed
SAMUEL JONES,
RICHARD j. SMITH,
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UrOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT-sTEAMsHIP TAURUS,
Y @. Little Commander This fine steamship will
be despatched for the above port Saturday September
"a. For freight apply Immediately to
T. CUNARb No. 4 Bowling Green.
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DRY GO<,DsIs

%iisn
now prepared with = new md oOmpsse STOCK Of olotts
ns &c. 70 sRc sSss The ao
SAilors and manufacturers ofccthing.
nRY GOODS TO LaT-THE HOUSE AND STORE 445
ri s Sssn q
fS sy siss
DR osGoop,s INDIA cHoLAGoGUE. FOR FEvN
Hyatt's Life Baisam rs CENTS.
R R:;;:nsss sysse sssss9 ,ss
Ayers Cherry Pectorsl for coughs, 81 :,
Wssss sslsa% Iys" 6hs?ry 'vds
Mosss,s InvisOrasins Cordial for nervous debility
Van numherss Female monthly Pills 81.
RaS~ay's ksseiyont 81 Relief Rssussors Sc
Poyss1: Bitter. f and 's
SMITH. %sss and l.s
Molew.y,s Ointment neisselrs Ru..es Sal. Rh.gm a.
Daley Pain Extractor. Poor Mans Friend. McAstsr'l
Eyers Of Rock Ross and paa, for sorotuiA
b. the Sosss box or Dozen a. cGfoNs III Bows
TLEGANrPLsID sILKs-HEAvY, SOLID, CoLoRED
~ ssoe sill high lus,red black silks spun silk plads
sixty different shades Of French merinos.
Fine and low priced pa amsttas.
NEW designs in cash Dsres.
All the styles and patterns foreign and domestic do
beautiful pliterns of Marsa'lles Quilts
n ssiS lot Of ana @ ss e sa
Cashmeres End pads Tor boys.
All the above and many new goods have just been
received, and are now safe Domestic goods shetings
ehtngs ticks dri are retaed at msDu prices
~ WV -'"''' No laS BowERY
+. w. &W. r. GILLEY BO
rUOREIGE sHAwLS-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
the attention Of ladies and all really
fns shsrs to uPsrs ySrsy Sst o,sd 70, sne IA
Some magnificent specimens OF real India cancels
ss w S ss
with exquisite assortment Of French csshs broche
,rS Tsps !. IN s~c nSc. the
shawl not heretofore introduced Into this country
G i, ss a % Ss 5
loom the work of which npprcxmaes coey 20 hst of
sIoe Poiiia ins,ee,ian - most r.oeotsiy soeiasd
GEO BuLPiN, foreign shawl and CLOAK warehouse No
GRAND EXPOSE ION OF PARIS CLoGKs AND
Co. viii msie an sept G - .a SaGM
suss OF WHEN ssy. oten made exclusively for their
rhsess and elegance superior to any5,oe ever be
fore imported and dupcase are not Co 6e seen in
this country 1ney viii sso have
hbertes" the ne~ Talins for fall $50 Brcadway
r ADIEs-THE GREATIxPosITIoN OF THE SEASON
IL Of clocks comes of q BaUDIEs celebra tel am mo
yum 81 Canal street. and 90 Lispenard street
September 10Th.
HTANTILLAs AND CLOAKs ARNOLD CossTA ALI
M co will open for exhibition, on thursday septe 81
Samples Of their will be exhibited at tht
same time No. 62 Car al street near Broadway.
DARTS CLOAKs AND MANTILLAs EVERY NO
peoon y ss ths present r trade Is nay Ready for
which the attention Of ladies Is respectfully invited
GEO. BtLPfN, 1851 Broadway
mGun
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HOTELS,

G,ARMfRs, HOTEL a5 AND 2G WASHINGTON
Z street, between hebinson and Murray. 3oaed aud
81 pr day Pc stirg the city viii and this
house a good and convenient place 10 stop al
WIN. g. CHAMBERLAIN, Propvittor.
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fort. spgly . EDwARD x COLLINS 60 % Ssu
VIII &.
TEE NEW YORK AND LlvERPooL UNITED STATES
MAJ ssfarsr-Ths ships comprising sbis line are the
ffsGdAirrTEc.o:::.SS sss::ia VT NJ.
R RSsTiG : s:ss.: c o
rh... ships hay: b:ss sus y ssas,.ss ..pesly for
:tIY;.is. 81. ss:l, insure strength :p;sd
ssr.ssan.s ssd eo%sort 'A'a'''
Pie; e.s:.s. from Ne, yor, 70 ysrpso' sss.
sss $500 '''h ' use q
:sp,rIssssi .s, s sss.shsd !: each ship.
Prom New S ssrH BATES o. i from iv.rps.L
ss :,s:s s ss E ::.:; s 81. 1ss
ss .s.rs:y. oss wwss$y S Ss.
s:;s:s:!. NJ, lis %:$:s:$ss ": sss
s s:ss; E. E.: $$:::$$:sy E. E.: { 5
For ;i;:s; ,;,;s t,'s g wal.
JOHN sosaos CO. No No Sas 'f Sotrs Dame d..
oE y,iss's'i Il f Ss.f Fl H.vr.
Of th.;. snip: u: .o.:onssl. 70. 500.
hs
thereof therein expressed
NoH LIvEkP0oL.TH1 AUsTRALIAE sTIAMsHIr
sos
81 p,T NJ ss n Il
cabins VII unsurpassed accom-
dAtons and will be taken - reduced For passage
only. apply AZ the othce Of the company, to
j aOWk RD SON, Agents, "a Broadway.
The Golden Age III. leave for Australia shortly Afsr her
arrival In LIVERPOOL
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing their favorite steamships
- FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City a Glasgow. Saturday, Oct 8.
City Of Manchester. Saturday, Nov. g.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City Of Manchester. Wednesday, Sep H.
saloon SO, ssi and s5i i:seSrsins . :ssss ICONS
limited number OF third GLASS will be taken
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
SO. to Liverpool 335. :. i. from Liverpool
Parties wishing bring their friends obtain
tcates Of and drafts the Bank OF Ireland in
Of 81 sterling and upwards Hsndbis be hsd st
the ofboe Of THOMAS RICHARDSON. AGENT
No. Is Broadway
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oRnAmENTAL IROp WORK. Sc

MrIcKERsuAMs ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK,
w Wire ratings. oaet and urought iron ratings.
Iron fences for farms plantations, 30.
Iron bsdstetds IN great variety.
Iron furniture of every description
Manufacturer Of all tho from raiiog the grounds and
inse the Crystal Palace; also the DOME stairs novels
standards &c Crculrs and drawings forwarded BY the
mapufacturer, JOHN II. wICKERsHhM, No. 3i2 Broad
way; WORKS, Noa 81, 90 and 81 Lewis street.
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NORTH CAROLINA SIX PEE CENT STATE BONDS.
IN Treasury Department Raleigh N. c., August H. 1887
w. e SIX Il 81
purchase Of
q bonds ,uss y shs ss,ss o. North Gsseiin1 m
ana the interest Per cent psr ~ DO payable
interest AND principal viii b payable the Baak the
may prefer sys them made Able 81 tho
IL q for *. sSs
the North Carolina Railroad and In addition 70 the ath Of
che State al the stock held By the State In the said eosa
their redemption They will be issued In of 81 on
5000 a. purchasers may prefer
These bonds are by express enactment sxsnptse iron
Parties bidding VIII please TO address letters, On
dorsed Proposals for North Csrons State Boads
undersigned New Yerk directed to the Of Messrs
The BIDS viii BE- opsrsd In the Ban2 RAputiio ~
O'clock NJ the 50th September the
Of G. Lamar President Of the said bank and J. r.
Brown and David Freeman, Esos and others
Successful bidders viii be required soon 10 informed %
tne acceptance Of BIDS TO deposit In bank the
Of their SIDE With the accrued interest from the Or Of
last to the credit Of the Treasurer Of the STATE Of North
This deposit may made either IN the ss,k
public New York in the Bank Of the state Of North
Carolina OF In the Bank Of Cape Fear. Raleash North
Persons wishing documents showing n
the State the amount Of tho indebtedness 10
Sss have then ~ application ~ this once q e rsssrs
Public treasurer Of the State Of North CasolnA
DAGE, BACON CO., BANKERS SAN FRANCISCO.
Il Cal-Exobsnge on London Valparaiso and the princi-
pal cities the United States sale suit Col
lections made ut San 4, interior Of the
the American Exchange Bank Nessrs Dunoaa Sherman
4 Co., New York.
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1,BF CELEBRATED AsTROLoGBR AND PHYsT0G

1tIf CELEBRATED ASTR0IOGBK ANO PHYSIUG
4 DR. Shuman, Swede by birth can be consuls
cd o. ~ tvtpt Of life past present and futur. hss
eed through grser part o. the world during thesd
forty ytsrs ard T. within 70 the e satisfactory
iuforsd Laois and eitiemer yon wi.h 70 to bscpy
and luchy honor MIR s. with oil Netivs caioaistrd
ter lsdes temen. Can he eept 20 pat OF the
would His r,fidebco lie at l6 Chambers street, ocaf
Greenwich,
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NIOTH INSTRUMENTATION HUNT CO.,
~ Nos 90 and 80 william VI Maiden lane
importers and jobbers Of for mems only
now prepared with End oomplsse stock Of oiotts
vestings overooatings tweeds Innings trim
ngs TO- which they invite the attention Of merchant
tailoro and manufacturers ofclothing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22

MRS BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
M her services 70 the ladies sed gentlemen Of t1is city
In sstrsiory love matters interpreting dreat
&C. by eonsantly relied by Naroeon
will tell the OF the ady gentleman thev will
marry ALEC the visiere R.sid 80 Crest
Jones street Of the Bowery Ladies' % cents ges
tlemen ~
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SHCOND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havrs tho 18th. and Now

They al hrst cIAtG New York built ships provided
with all regulate articles for the comfort and
Of passengers and commanded by Of experience in the
iquors Goots sent Subscribers will be forwarded
BOYD hINCKEN Agents l64 Pearl street.
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+ ADIEs-THE GREAT xPoSITION OF THE SEASON
IL Of clotkf 30 comes of . Boobies celebra am M
yium 81 Canal street. and 90 Lspenard street on
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GRAND ExPOsITI0N or PARIS CLOGKs AND
~ mnpul;s IN Monday, SPIT 10, JAMES BECK
co Will MAKE an position o. Pars aud
tuas OF which have exclusively for their re
TAIL trade inns expoe'oon wi macy which for
schsess are are .sr .upior to anything be
this country 1ney will have rescy an al
"hlbertesh the Talns for fall wear g5 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22

CTEAM RETwEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow end New York Steamship Coupanys
Craig com nsnder .l l.sve Nsw YORK for Gi,ssos on
Saturday November Of u O'Clock First cabin,
saloon ststerooms $780, do do, midssip do. $40; second
cabin $50 third class so steward feos included Apply
to J. NcSYMON, 50 Broadway.
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STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
y and Bremen Bremen Mail ne.The eide wheel steam
Hanss 200 TONS and Germsnis 600 TONS will sail as
folio VS. e.
YORK, BREMEN .8
HANSA, October 3 HAESA. end Of October.
CFkMo NJ IA middle of Nov ERMaN IA. middle DC ober
Nav York TO Bremen: Firjs class 500;
second GLASS 1876. For freohs or passage, apply to
OELRiCAS Co., No. SO Bro I'D street.
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NASH ADVANCED ON sEGARS. WATCHES, JEWEL
" generality also personal proper
" Of almost any kind Apply at 300 Broadway o1ce NO.
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u tablist mebt continues open
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
to the crowd who throng to witness It's truly
WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES.
Nineteenth Week. ke appearances of MONS. CH1AR1@i
with his oolehr sted horses DON JUAN ard PRINCE.
THE TOURNAMENT Chariot Races tho Stsepe Chass
nv Female kquestriaps Ascension Revolving ORB; Il
Perche Equipoise Prof Nixon ~ Wonderful Ohildres
Splendid kqatston TO- &c are among its great attrs<
sons Let fall to witness this classic and mpoSA
exhibition.
AdmittAnce: Dress Circle $l Boxes 50 cts; Pit Is cts
Doors open ut ~ p. N. and7 p. N.
Performances commence At and 7hP.M
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ANEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
~ New Jersey Rsilrosd.--Uniteo states and Express
lines through four hearr lesvs New York foot q cor
Leave Phiisdeiphs at 1880 M via Kensingtou and A.
ard 40 1870 p. ~ from the foot of Walnut rect
and 4:0 p. frem Philadephis Through tickets cold
Wssb;peton Norfolk and Chsrlsston in the and A. M
and 30 and b:5o trains and connection certain With
behind time Passengers with baggage
the ferry fifteen minutes before thu trains lesve
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DARNUNS MUSEUM.-THE PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL
ID and gigantic living Graes and be
grstuitousy well the S~es Bearded Lady BY tho
Museum visitors To days perform
3, the Boon Children ard THE OBSTINATE FAMILY:
GENTS children under Tx cents Parqust and Balcony
121e cents extra.
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MOpEY do YOU WANT MONEYs-GO TO NO. 2s9
M Broadway, at the commission aud lear office
s. MP stairs. Advances made jewolry, cut cry.
watches diamonds dry goods silver aay other
goods the shove bought Sdentkl and
terms Once hours from till O'Clock.
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TRY GOODS TO LsT-THE HOUSE AND STORE AS
- Pearl street ei for sese, years rs dry goods
store Of the best retail locations in the
city, with lease of dive 2py to THOMAS GILL; IA
Dey street, address box 33ls Post Ofhce.
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ATEW FORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LIME
~ via Nicaragua. shortest and cheapest route fox
TsguA propretors Through IN Aay nee Of The mail 0ry
The new double engine steamship NOKThEkN Light,
500 tons srthen will leave from pier No North river
at o'clock p M precisely. for San Juan del Norte
xith the new and favorite
NicsrsEra transit route having but twelve miles Of land
These steamers unsurpassed in their
venthAtion ana accommodations. informat0
sage the lowest rates Apply AZ the srenov Of the
company, No. Bowling Green. - : -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-04

GAS aITTlhH n EIXTURES-Hav.
N ing made arrangements with Mr. Theodore Low
eaire. of Philadelphia. n Practical Ornamental and
Plain Gas Filter. takes this method of informing
friends and the public generally thai ready TO
supply them with Gas Fittings and Fixu of the Ia
test styles and patterns Having made extensive
Engagements with tho best houses in Philadelphia, we
hope share the public fa,or.
Churches Hotels, any Public private buildings,
fitted up with Gas pipe and fixtures the shortest
tice. All orders thankfully received and executed with
dispatch and ted to give satisfaction.
jy og-dts VIM. L. BECK1E T. co.
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E9 Valuable Lands for Sale im Al IN
49, feghany County. ~

acting the Exccl of Mary Herbert dec d. will
proceed. the 25th day OF August 1853, offer
Tor sale six several tracts parcels of land Lying in
leghany county containing severallyby estimation
TO- 49, 80 1885, 10 and So ncres in the aggregate 50
acres mt public auction The highest bidder uron the.
prem ses, credit of one and three years bond
with approved security for the purchase money will be
required OF the purchaser and the title will be retained
as additional and further security, until the same be
fully paid
The 80. and 5.h of the sad of land lie on
Snake Run and its waters, ad dining each other, about
miles from the Red Sweet Springs. in Aeg hany cpn.
~ and about four miles fro the Sweet Springs in Mon
roe county, and within and n half miles of the Gov
ngton and Ohio Railroad, if constructed upon the Mon
roe route, and within ou and half miles of il if
structcd upon the Greenber route and lie on the Rich
Patch aturnpke road,
Upon these tracts conjoint.y, there Two Mineral
Springs, both old,-the one very similar To the Red
Sweet Springs and the other the Sweet Springs and
believed TO be equal to them respectively in iicna
virnes-they contain some improvements and some
cleared land though mu h of either-the lands
strong and well mhered and have upon them. valuable
water power. They will be soln separately conunct-
lively ms may he deemed best. Tho So lie on both
sides of Dunlap's Creek and on the Sweet and White
Sulphur Springs turnpike road, and half miles
from the Red Sweet Springs, and will be sold separately
The title isbeeved be good, but will only convey
such title rs is vested in by the will of my
Possession will be given immediately, upon the pur-
chaser complying with the of SALE of such part
parts ofhe said lands will interfere with the rights
at the enant possessionand full possession will
be given on the 18th day ofOctober, 1853.
JAMES DYER. Epecntor
Of Mary Herbert dec'd.
mug cf25.
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VNO THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburg.-
i ADAMS IL cos. Expresses ofe, Dady, Ce,tni"
and Cheap facilities for obtaining goods OF air descrp-
tons from al parts Of the United Suites.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on tn"
swift and jamestown and Roanoke, aynP
New.York, Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich
mond Friday and Monday of each week. by this line
we are prepared to forward good Of all descriptions NJ
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenpors line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porterage.
Our inland express per Great u B Mail Lie, contn
ues as heretofore, to arrive in Richmond I',cc Daily.
The we-known character Of our house for RESPONSE
biIty and attention the interests of our customers
in saying that shippers will find II to their
interest to order their Goods through "Adams d. Co.'S
Express. ADAMS CO.,
per Nm. H. Mostly, Agent,
.jy 26fdts Lynchdurg, Va
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where We have
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Those vessels of the fret coss built In tho city
Baltimore expressly for this trade and haye superior
commodnons for passengers. They ARE commanded
by experienced Captains, well qualified for the trade
and who i'll spare exerton TO accommodate They
will be towed up and down the rivers by steam and may
be relied on sail promptly Us advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find il their interest ship by this line.
as freight will always be taken low MS by any other
line of Packets and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and Ncw.York TO give satisfaction
Freight Is per whole and IL cents per boxes
obacco being about so per cent lea ,han charged by
the Steamers. Insurance be effected in the Rich
mond Fro Association by this line at 3-8 per
We respectfully AJAX ind hope succeed in obtain
ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this limo TO New.York will be for
warded free Of commission New Orlenns, Mobile.
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North.
port The vessels will lie in Richmond Roehet,s
in New York Beth No /, Coffee House Slip, foot of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRIE Richmond, } y
@. IL. PIERSON, N. Y.
No 81 South Street.
Aupuat 9dta
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e
ply to JOHN 4. MURRILL,
aug 9 -ir3tawts at AGREE & McClanahnn's
VIRGINIA AT aules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of Campbell County, on
Monday. LIST August. 1858.
Edward b. Butler, surviving partner of himself and
Ryand Robers, late merchants and partners trading
under the style and fir of Roberts and Butler,
Plaintiff,
'ohn Rosser Jr. Nancy Rosser Thomas Fox, late Sher
riff Of Campbell Co and such Commissioner in
the the If Tinsley Rosser, ct al, Edward
Boiling. Martha Rossei, wife of John Rosser, Jr.,
Masent II. Rosser Thomas s. Rosser, Sarah J. Ros
ser, John G. Rosser james II. Rosser, and William
Rosser the last infants under the age of II year
Defendants,
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is aside deed made by
John Rosser IT.. Edwarl Boiling in Trust for the
benefit of his wife, Martha Rosse dated the 9th Aay Of
February 1919, mud subject the property conveyed
therein - the payment the Plaintiffs demands.
1t appearing by factory evidence that Jno Rosser
ir and hi. wife Martha Rosser are non.res dents of
this commonwealth it is ordered that they do appear
here within month after due publication hereof, and
do what necessary protect their interest, and at
copy of this order be published four weeks lively
in some newspaper published in the city of Lynchburp
and posted in front of the Court ouse of this county
some Court day. Copy-Testc.
JNO. 4. ALEXANDER, CPk.
J. c. MURRELL, p. q. aug 4-w4w
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NIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of Campbell county Mon
day August lst 1853:
ohm Miller and Sally his wife James King and oily his
wife, Harrison Eads, Hairsrnn Eads, Jesse Mark ham
and Jockey his wife. james George and Eliza his
wife, Leftwch Eads, Isham Hall and jimmy his wife.
Thomas Layne and jimmy his wife, Hunter Eads Nam
cy Eads and Lucy Pitts Plaintiffs,
John Rosser, Jr., Nancy Rosser, Thomas Fox, late
Sheriff of Campbell county, and such, Commissioner
in the case of Tnsey Rosser &c Edward Boiling,
Martha Rosser wife of ohm Rosser, wife of John Rosser
Jr Maisant II. Rosser. Thomn> s. Rosser, Sarah j.
Rosser ohm G. Ro4ser, James II Rosser and Willinm
Rosser the last six infants under the age of 81 years
Def ndants
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is set aside deed made
by John Rosser, Jr Edward Boiling in trust for the
benefit of his wife Martha Rosser dated the 9th day OF
February. 849 and subject the properly conveyed
therein, to the payment of the plaintiffs demnnd.
1t by satisfactory evidence that John Rosser
Jr his wife Martha Rosser of this
Commonwealth il is ordered that they do appear here
within month after the due publication hereof, and
do what is necessary protect their nterestand that
copy of this order be published four weeks successfully
in some newspaper published in the city Of Lynchburg
and posted in front of the Courthouse of this county
some Court day.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN D ALEXANDER, Crk.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-04

OFFICES FOR RENT.-Several convent
" ent Offices in the tenement adjoining the Union
Hotel Possession given Immediately. For terms ap.
ply to JOHN T. MURRILL,
aug 2.if3tawfs Acrce < McClanahan's.