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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-30
Horrible Caf0StrOphe.

About three o'clock on Friday evening 18th
;ost the Steamer Sonora landed at Portland
wharf and discharged some freight among which
ware ware two kegs of powder. The powder was left
an fine river bank temporarily, when three little
Snvs approached it, and concluded to throw fire
into one of the kegs through sport. According
H. having burst the head of one of the kegs in,
and procured matches and fire crackers. one of
them lighted cracker and stepped up deliberate
IL threw it into the open keg. Both kegs being
close together, exploded carrying two OF the boys
completely wrapped in flames, and uttering the
most heart-rendng screams and cries for assis-
lance. Their burning clothes were immediately
ezlinguished. Then followed one of the widest
scenes of excitement. Men, women and children
rnsbed Unfortunately to the spot, and among
them the parents of one, and the brothers and
sisters of another of the poor little victims.
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LATEST NEWS.
Innihsr Abolition ontraes.

There has been some excitement In Holiday
- Pa. arising out of the attempt Of Mr. Par
ous 81 Romney. Virginia. to retakea runa.
SUI lave. who ran away last August. but whose
a.t,r at that time, took no pains to recover him:
IL. TIN slave Jacob Green. few weeks after. re.
nod under cover of night stole a horse, and
'"' I'D off five of Mr. Parsons slaves Two
ts a,,o he returned. and carried off five slaves
s'an, the same place, belonging to Mr.. Stump.
nj nj induced stump. Parsons, and nephew of
n. Parsons TO start in pursuit fthem In Bed
''.5 conntv,two of Mr.. Stump's slaves were over
.otan and sent back. Green discovered Parsons
:. The cars and Jumped out, and Parsons follow
~ y and secured him though he was heavily arm
:, Green admitted that he was Parsons slave,
aa nresuming this to be satisfactorily evidence
narsons ordered his horse out. mounted the slave
,Sf,re him, and was about TO depart, when Green
r,1nea off and ran. Parsons caught him on the
s"R1rfoa1 Generel Potts, the weightmaster in
l"nasnort. demanded his authority for arrestinr
',aneoro Parsous refused to show any authori-
wv ond declared that he was arrestng him under
" e"gtive slave law The excitement rose 10
u" 'ory high pitch. Parsons attempted to force
a. slave towards the tavern, but he was Crap
i'od hy Col Piper, j. Il. Crawford and General
Pa,,s who held him pinioned, while VIM Carr
.ho negro barber kicked him, During the melee
Wv, forced the slave from Parson and Carr took
LIN, off. The release of the fugitive effected Potts
."nt before magistrate. and made oath against
por.ons for attempting to kdnap, Parsons pro-
."red bail, Jacob Green. the slave. is probably
~ Es wav to Canada, and Parsons is put to the
,nonble and expense of standing lawsuit for en-.
,oayorng TO arrest a slave-such he was beyond
I,nbt. The thing is not ended yet
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Fraudulent Issue.

We learn that the Knoxville Register that NJ.
v Williams, formerly President of the Bank of
Knoxville, afterwards large miller OF that place
Fas been selling large quantities of paper purpor
(ng to be the issue of the Bank of Knoxville
Is operations in this line were carried on
(ragh agents in Maysville. Ky, Cincinnati
dother places. His agent in Maysvlle told a
an that he had $4,000 of it that had not been
gned by the officers of the Bank. Memphis
EAtetin Ock u.
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Norfolk.

The Argus of Saturday reports two new cases
Of fever there-both returned refugees. One is
Mr.. Thos Standard, and the other a child of
Capt. John Gaylord. George Fnner, reported
lick is dead. The Argus, speaking of Dr. John
r Hargrove of Richmond, says: He has done
rood service where. he was through the severest
Period of the epidemic, His success was very
,rmarkable. Our citizens award to the Doctor
te highest credit for his indefatigable attentions
10 the sick. as well as for the skill and success
with which he treated the disease of yellow fe
YER"
There was frost in Norfolk Friday night
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-30

The crowds tending towards this city for some
lays give assurance of an immense assemblage
IF people from the country on the occasion of the
Fair of this week. The Exhibition will be extern
five and excellent especially of animals, which
will exceed any ever made in Virginia. The most
letive preparations are in progress and the man
cement of the Exhibition, we anticipate, will be
ore systematic and satisfactory than any of
ose which have preceded it.-Rich. Dispatch.
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"A continued by adjournment and held for the county
Amherst. Saturday the 2ah day of August, 1870;
Whiting Davies adnT de bons with the will annexed
of Parks dec d. and in his right and Sarah A.
his wife Plaintiffs
Against
William H. Parks. Samuel c. Parks Mary c. Parks George
Hyiton and Elizabeth G. his wife John NJ Parks Milton NJ.
Parks Gaines w. Parks Caroline T. Parks, Margaret n.
Parks Granville p Parks Arthur W Ann E. and Sarah T.
Parks children heirs of Weldon b. Parks Rich
NJ John and Thos g. Jones children and heirs of Lncy
A Jones' who infants under twentyone years Of
and Edwin S. Rucker, Defendants,
Is CIANCEBY.
The Court doth order that the plaintiff, Whiting Davies,
admir- bons with the will annexed Of Martin Parks
render before Of the Commissioners Of this Court
of his administration the estate of Martin Parks
decd which the said Commissioner is directed to eX
settle and make report thereof the Court
together Of adv anceneuts. with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself required by
the parties stated leave is reserved the parties
upon nterrogaories touching the sub
ject matter of sail account. \ copy-reste
LEO. DANIEL, JR. Clk.
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e
ENGLAND and Ireland.

The New York Times has the following story
rom Washington:
The British representative here has discover
= a secret circular Of the Irish Emigrant Aid
'"ociaton, whose object is to MD Ireland to
zee herself from England's rule, now while tho
'tierls engaged in the Eastern war. Britain is
'nousy alarmed. and beseeches the President
lake instant measures TO save Ireland from
\ Irishn
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MARKETS..

NEW YORK. Oct. 90 Flour hiehcr-straieht
State -; good Ohio 80 l.: Southern SO
"hea, tribe highrrsouthern white So Isl;
red - 05. Virginia SiSes95.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-Flour frm-lloward
Street 80 City Mills So 10 Wheat dull and a
trltie lower-whte 81 % to 81 Is; red 81 % to
to 81 %. Corn-whte and yellow IS to 30
cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-30

D.. ihe Case Of PdSsmore Williamson.
'liADELPHlA, Oct 9th. The argument
my paenced yesterday in the case of Passmore
manson was concluded this morning, and
ge Nan" will give his decision as to the pc
Oh on Monday.
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The Contention at Raleigh.

There was Convention of the American par
"" at Raleigh last week, which resolved to abol-
i,b all the secrets of the order, and TO form pab
liely organized. 1t was also resolved to hold a
State Convention at Greensborough ON the 10th
lay of April next, to nominate candidate for
Governor OF the State. An Execution commit
tee was appointed &c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
reirsrnphcd y \ prc..,, for ,c..v,..,.,.... :.

AstINGruN. Oct. 2g.-,he aitgonl, H..
'"''n Faulkner and Boteler having again as
s"'"'d Hostile aspect, the friends of the par
'i's nave inietfcred and effected n satisfactory
di9>tnient of the Quarrel.
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For Kansas.

late member of the St. Louis Evening news
ys:
ell tad good looking horses, loaded with chill
'h black and white, and followed by lot OF
Key looking negroes on foot, vending their way
Aansas. The emigrants were from Virginia
~ seemed to he persons of substance. In the
0"u there were as many as twenty negroes,
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4 E.RW sNCsupnElI COUNTY. Sew


~ IN MILES FROM TIE cry OF INNC1Int RG
10 BE SOLD Al lImIG AUCTION TUESDAY, 9th
My lMBER, ela-fh4 Is al the valuable Grain
ana s farms In The county. convenient 10 tho city and
Me Adauisct Turnpike all the II lies Greek
and contains ftll of which
state nl rich meadow crock
90 of which ell set in orchard aud other valuable grasses
Of Lime St,Rr passing through and large Iino Kiln
II muy be made very rich with little This lime has
burnt aud applied part Of the land which doubled
ducton In Wheat Corn and Grass well wacrcd having
one on two springs aud branches In field of loo
1t Is wei enclosed and bounded the East West the
whole length by range Of low mountains ~ miles apart
making well suited raising sheep beaver pnsaos
through the entire length of the farm aud has and
substantial saw Mil with shngc and lathe attached al
Crushing Mil Tho winter power Il supcTRhundant The
wood landB abound fine pine stock timber aud
growth
The impreyc consist plain Cottage and all
out houses intending live six good Cabins for hands
ready 10 burn them viii he solid that The puschasor
build ut once and having lime the place he would be
little
Al the time aud place viii be sold the Stock consisting
the finest Durham lius and Earrings. head
of sheep. Horses Hogs the Crop consisting of Corn
substantial Wagons Horse agons Iarows
Flows Wagon Gear, &c, &c and one elegant family Car
ragr
The Land will hc surveyed tracts
200 acres each II dHirod to suit purchaser.
Terms liberal aud made known on heJay of sale.
y II CAMPBELL lu,.
l., A WILLIAMS, ''""'''
+ SIhe above sale IA made The request by
Johu lnrkcr ESQ. who resides the land md viii show It
any wishing 10 view II before the day of sale.
% sale positive and uur,Her,rd loo l7-d&c6iL NV
Z v Republican copy.
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another Death on Nj. Wdshinpton.

) T7tUFH UH VT. " U5HTUg tVH' .
''EHAM, n. H., Oct 27th.-Dr. b. l.. Ball
'1 from the Ledge ON Thursday morning.
J. l4E'e~ of ascending Mount Washington.and
po'y peri hed,as nothing has since been heard
'''' Parties commenced searching for INN
~Jaay mcrning,but without effect up to ~
"ck this morning.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE, AMHERST G. IL,


parties interested in the foregoing order will take notice
that have appointed 18th day of December next 10 com
therein mentioned which day at 10 o.
clock the morning. they requested to attend at my Office
with their accounts of Court
pared for examination and settlement.
oe olc,vly RIO NJ BROWN Comr.
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UNKsK,s METALLIC BURIAL CASES. have
xxrE nave IN tsANls-


--ss= 100000 Copies sold !---I.ioyd's Great
SrE3nRoA Ar WORK will be ready on or about the "eht!
fourth Of October.
CoNTFNTs:
First Application of Steam e-,,oa.
Life of Robert Futou-Engrayng Of his first American Boat
on the Hudson River. $500. -. ~. o.,
Robert Fulton and vingstons first Ohio River BoaCoreet
JIkeness-Ful Particulars
Iarobc's first Boat.
First Steuhenvile Boat ,,-,..-.
I,irst Fxplosnn on Western Waersfroln an fve-N hes
Mans of the Western Waters; Towns, Cities ana 'ahceS'
down correctly. 80, ~. ., t-f,,1 ~,
List of Steamboat Explosions since lel2i Names Oh Ne ana
Wounded: List of Steamboatsnow atoat -,
Correct views Of Pttsburg. Wheeling CINCINNATI Lo'ls,o'
81 ouis and New Orleans in lS1o Shetch OF ea'h aec
Population, business, &c Nc 49,. VI
Mas, Time of Boats the Ohio and Mississippi RIVERS
/ ;s+ If Steamboat Officers the Western waters
'i,a New steamboat I.aw-Wih tomncnis- ihfe Boats.
Disasters the Ilakes-Namcs ot Lost iNH'ei "' "0"''
The High Water in 1910, lt.S5 lsl1
I Isl of Plantations Mississippi River - ,,-.,,..
United Court Steainboat pecso
Three hundred pages with hundred engravngs haa
,o,,or hound Bv RENTING one D0tdr Qostpald3 yo" VIII
receive a copy of the above work -. ,.,. ~, =, oyor,
Orders from trade solicited ana agents "u'' " 'I
town anu anu o'' JAS T. LLOYD & co.
~ ,o,v,ls ian Post Office Building, Cincinnati o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-30

4 NbbWTANT NEW LAW bOON>.-A. NOR
hlS, Publisher aud bookseller, Remodd Va, has just
published DIGEST OF rlELAWS OF REAL PROPERTY
generally adopted and In in the Intoh Starshy john
Tayloc lomaN La H. Judge OF the sh Judicial Circuit Of
Virginia of the Judges of tho supreme Court of Appeals
and formerly Professor nf Law In the University Of Virginia
Second Edition revised corrected aud greatly enlarged In
vols royal syo Price s6 30 This edition. embracing
docs nearly all the English and American decisions
the subject. justly he considered the valuable
compendium purely American Law the subject Of Real
Property issued In this country
Chancellor heHfs Opiu0R of the Hort Ths work applies
we'll To the Laws respecting Roa Property In the United
States In Virginia Tho work Is the model of Cruises
Digest and may well Ia recommended valuable addition
TO the Lawyers Library"
sands Sun IN EgutyIIisiory of Suit In Equity prose
cuod aud defended In the Virginia State Courts and In the Uni
ted States Circuit Courts by Alexander H. Sands Es Cu
selow at Law, Richmond, Va vol posi- evo a0pp Price,
~
This work Is intended supply the Young of the legal
profession with hand book guide hom In tho prosecution
aud defence Of suits IN Equity In reference this object the
writer traces the history of suit In Equity from Its beginning
through rs various final decree Of appeal
tun sc Tho Appendix besides containing of io
gal decisions lay the Virginia Court Appeals Ne affecting
Equity pleading aud practice, contains variety of
Bis, Answers Demurers, Pleas DEGREES, sc, Sc, The
practical notes also found the Appendix VIII make the
available pddo msram To the practitioner. sep2N IS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-30

- =, J n
O." YORK. Oct. 27th.-Michael German
s'l with the murder of Charles Johnson on
,So' vi the Both of June last, in BROOKLYN
''hf guilty this morning, and sentenced TO
1qg on the 81 st of December.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-30

Il SION MERCHANTS, give particular attention To the
sale of fnbacce Flour Wheat Corn aud all other produce
House the asin, OF 18th aud cary streets Rich
inoud. Va. fly ladSctlst Ian
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In ClIANCERN
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, AMHERST c. IL,

)
The parties interested in the foregoing order will take notice
that have appointed the 22d day of December
the accounts therein mentioned which day at 10 a
clock in the morning they requested attend at office
with their vouchers and copies of Court papers,
pared for examination and settlement.
o 29cw4w RIO. NJ BROWN, Comr
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re MA, late OF Bronknoal, Va, with HOOKER a WAT
hiNS, Rirhmand, Va, aud WATKINS SON a CO, Peters
burg Va, GENER Al COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Office
In Richmond ji Cary Petersburg of old and
sycamore streets Give prompt and personal attention 10 the
sale of Tobacco Wheat Flour and all kinds of Country Pro
duco aud particular attention 10 filing orders for custom
ots Refer 10 the following gentemen
John NJ otey, Esq, chisecl Dabney, Esq, McCorkle &
jones, and Don T. G Peters, Esqs, iynchhurgi Major
Jones, butwc Lee iA, aud NJ, II Nowln, Campbell; Col.
Daniel coleman, Sam1 Horgcr ESQ. aud Walter Cole, "
Esd rutsyhania, Judge VIM Leigh, and James n Early
Esq. iIaltiN Imay sdSets
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S~-<A NOD. FNEE a WINTER AKK1-
s1Ssxa<Syp VAI.-SIMPSON q BRO sign of the Golden
azsFqs Pad Lock, Main street Lynchburg, Va,
'-sS<' receyinRa very large assortment of Hardware
and Table Cutlery Pistols; Hunting and Fishing
Tackle Silver PLACED Goods Floor and Table oil Cloths Win
Shades Gilt Corncc; House building Materials Carpcn-
ters Milwfights aud Smiths Tools Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings Saddlery; Shoe Makers Findings Wood and vii
low Ware; Farming tenss Housekeeping Articles, &c. &c
the extensive and desirable offered
this market for public patronage embracing the first class Of
goods whole of them recently purchased Of which
entirely and just introduced for the Fall and Winter
trade of 1850
They cordially invite their friends and the public make
inspection their Stock either those who wish purchase
may desire merely large and varied assortment.
oc
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TIE FLOW rNAT HEATS THE WOUl q.
BEsI WORK WIFI LEAsT DNAIOnT.

II -. WHaCTENDKE n BRO, unnnfnc-
10 TT RIRS OF RItlSFATENT IRON BEAM PLOW.
Our Premium Il Side Improved Livingston Ioetskl aud
Eagle PlowS aud Castings, Improved Thrashug Machines
Corn Shelters Cutting Knives and Road Scrapcrs also. i'm
proved Double Action Force Pump, for Wells and Springs
ON THE BASIN Lynchbnrg, Va.
hereby certify that have tried for myself Rehs Iron
Beam aud hHYe hesitation in pronouncnR this nvn
liable implement my opinion. the best l'ow in and des
tined bcleva take the place of all others when II shall
become more generally known. JOHN HALLIDAY,
Nursc1ym and Florist, near I,ynchburg, Va.
CHAs H. IYSc EsQ of this city who has used the Iron
several months recommends 1t ns the best
Pow has advised his friends at to procure IT.
fullest liberty refer confidently to him
sep Its IL ;. NHlffEMoRE BRo.
0NGR NEW NORA, ,ia PETERsBURSs.--
T. The large and cummolouS steamship JAMES D rss>
TOWN Cant HAHiIs leaves city Point for New f~rTtlN
York. every "WEDNESDAY morning at . o'clock, after
the from ecslrg arriving insSew York next
evening Throuhh Tickets including Railroad Fare and Meals
Room board steamer el4Second Glass Cars
and Steeragc, 81 Apply 10 LEE JOHNSON,
Agents New York and Virginia Steamship Go.
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IA nEAT TEREsWERs.-D & BRO
A, on hand and constantly having mahuiac'"ieu
I'm HSshers, with Horse Powers of the most approval
ss srrl plt up in the most substantial manner ,
a ihrnshers have been used by many of the Farmers
i uniiag country, for the last five years anu give
s. NJ satisfaction
t. -5,'E rs attended to with promptne=s. .-
- 1iA - TuOS J. DAVIS co.
-lO lbs clean Moss just received anu TOT or saio
Iaug 9-tsl J d. GREGORY q co
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LNALn AND w.NTnm MsLIENAn,.a-

- The subscriber has received and isnow opening III ~
large and complete assortment of Fall aud WnterHs<X
Hl4LENARN. The Stock consists Of Bonnots, Rib 80
Flowers Caps aud laccs of variety; from plain
most fashionable Styles and being selected by expert
c iced Mlliner, cannot fail to please.
II l-d2sY HeI JANE SIMPSON
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FORM OF PROXY.
IOO. 600 ACnEs land wAR

Proxies represent Stock IN sheir general meetings shall
y he valid for the OF two from the date thereof
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~ CO. UhOiesdie Druggists Petersburg Virginia, have
colvcd their SrNG SrocK of Drugs Medicines Paints &c.
aud offer sale assortment embracing all articles in this
line suited the wants Of Country Merchants Druggists
Ply and Farmers.
Oh,anng their supplies Manufacturers Importers
only they prepared furnish these goods low any
regular Jobbng house ~ Orders receive prompt and care
ia nttp utiun mar
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Liam avn uaNTUA MAKlNG.-Nr-

6<LOAK AND MANTIA MANtN er -.
rISiIER md Mrs ALLGOOD would respectfully intorr
40 aides of Lynchburg and vicinity that they are prepares
aarto r1oak and Dress making in all their various forms
80 I strict runctualy and earnest desire to please
,o merit n small share of their patronage 49,. 1,.,
Residence nearly opposite the first Presoy ohurcA
over the s'ore" M ~ " MRS NJ. A. FISHER,
- - n. MRS. G. ALIGO0D.
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NlkssENgA DISTRIBUTION Enfcrpri-e.-
S400OOIN REAL ESTATE-Sl000J IN STOCK, sc,
10 be dstrbatsd te PcpiGIhe undersigned having
determined the West takes this method as the
expeditions dispose This NAI4U ABLE ESTATE III
and around the of Liberty The property possesses su
yautaPes being situated Immediately the Va
Tenn Railroad the hcGhy and fertile portion Of
Virginia value known to all VINO nave
travelled the Road and 10 the public generally.
The distribution will he made under the OF
ponsbe all tue aares are
taken
that well known Tavern stand
HOUSE and four other Houses and Lots In the
town Of Liberty, FOUR FARMS containing one hundred
each adjoining the corporation andyng on each size OF
the Catle Fhrnit1re ac DC
Those wishing purchase shares in this enterprise can or
ward the money to VIM H. Mosby, Maj VIM W. i.eitwich,
Iyn6hburg Edwin X. Page Esq. Campbell T. IL " b
Luck, Richmond
JESSE<T HOPKINS, Liberty, Va
q Shares only s. 90 Tickets sent by return mail on
receipt of money See Circulars for schedule oil properly
jy 30cis.
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81 ACCOUNTS DUE FIRST DAN o.
u nv 1855 and from and after this date an accounts
- ,y;ih ms will become due twice year VIZ inc ISL u
~ ,uarv and the LIST day Of July. All persons owing US
made previous 1st Of July and due on thai cay
IN come forward and them as we are dependent
w and sales alone for the snccesn proseeu
ton 81 our business Being ourselves competed 10 pay e
49, twice year feel that we are excused or
nn;r,ng Ike PAYMENTS GEORGE Nj. RuCkhh ~ "
july 4.d&cts
~y0TICE-We beg leave to remind our customers lh'
ora year apo announced to them that our accounts
orld he ue semi annuals e. on the list OF January ua
lst of July of year Ia ''H9rdance win thls
they w III be waited on in ie lays >xr l. cupIsrIAN
inly Ats 50 49, - "
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IA continued by adjournment and held for the county
of Amherst. Saturday, the LIST of September lsJo:
William Barrett Boyd Miller Bennett Rucker, Dabney San
dge and Mary w Harris administrators, with the will
hexed of Henry T. Harris decd, Plaintiffs,
Against
Samuel arand Archibald Robertson
decd who In his life adm of Isaac Tnsey dec
Daniel Lcrich. and Nancy his wife, late Nancy Tnsley.
Isaac u. Tinsey and James Tusley, by specially
assigned guardian, Dabncy Sandidgc Isaac ansard
Samuel r. Davies William White, aud Merritt White,
Defendants
IN ClIANCERS.
The doth that the defendant Robert A. Cog
hill admir- of Archibald Robertson decd do render before
of the Commissioners of this Cont account of his
administration the Isaac Tnsev
which said Commissioner + directed
and settle and make report thereof this Court togc
with the debts of the plaintiffs Bennett Ruck
er, and Mary W Harris administrative. with the will
cd of Henry T. Harris dec d. having reference the dignity
thereof with specially stated deemed pertinent
himself required by the parties to be so stated
a copy-Teste, LEO DANIEL, JB, Cfk.