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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-07
THE CLAY AND BURR DWELLING PISTOLS

The Louisville Democrat has the following:
The recent difficulty between Col Major, of the
Frankfort Hs0aaH, and Mr. Green, of the Common
SUeaLth, has brought to notice again two weapons
which, according TO the code, may be considered
classic. We allude to the celebrated instruments
known respectively as the ''Clay and ''Burr'' pis-
tolls. Although it was finally decidad to use Ken
lucky rifles, pistols not forgotten in the ar
rangement and each party, we learn, tested his skill
at eight, twelve and fifteen PAGES. Colonel Major
used the "Clay pistol" with the history of which
almost every is familiar Mr. Green had the
celebrated Burr pistOr at his DISPOSAL We do
not care to describe them, but suggest that they
would form material for series of views in Franks
Illustrated Paper. The weapons are very similar
to each other and are suggestive of a chilly
ton in the region Of the spine. They carry balls
comparable in point Of size, to the ordinary
English walnut, and would let as large a ray
of daylight through humanity as the most cold
blooded duelist could desire. The "Burr pistol is
the same weapon with which Aaron Burr killed
Alexander Hamilton in 1903. The pistol was trans
ferred by Burr to his second, who presented it to
was used by Hon. Thomas F. Marshall in his duel
with JAS Watson Webb. The last human blood
drawn by it was the occasion of the duel between
Hon. E. c. Marshall and Hon. j. w. McDougal
when the latter was winged" by his Antagonist
It was perhaps somewhat in remembrance of the
successful care of their weapons, added to his
'dead shot propensity at ninety yards, that Col
Major expressed preference for rifles at distance
prescribed by the code of honor and Kentucky
usage
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THAT MAN DESERVES YOUR PRAISE.

Know you a man whose early life
Had little promise but of care;
Whose prospects in the wide worlds strife
We're anything but fair;
Whoyet has, step by step, uprOse
Above the dreams of early days,
And smiles upon his youthful woes?
That man deserves your praise.
Know you a man whose soul outpours
Wild music to melodiOus spheres;
Who moves mankind's half hidden stores
OF joyfulness and tears;
Who sings of what is good and fair,
And wishes strife and warlike trays
Had ceased to cause mankind despair
That man deserves your praise.
Know you a man of wealth and fame,
Who kindly lendeth to the poor,
Not seeking to blaze forth his name,
At every rich mans door;
Who daily doeth good by stealth,
In many different kindly ways;
That man has lofty moral health
That man deserves your praise.
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THE FLUX ANNIHILATED.

BvRRY Summer and Fall thousands of persons die Of
Flux, Cholera Dysentery, Gripping Pains, and other,
irregularities OF the Bowels. Ii be cured in every
IS by the ofTuckers Cholera Syrup, which
has been tested by the best physicians in the South and
West and by them pronounced the most efetua remedy
now in 1t has performed astonishing than
any other specific human life be saved in nine
keep il by you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN & RAINS, and T.
WELLS, Agents. The Proprietor having unbounded
fdenee in the efficacy of his medicine has authorised the
Agents distribute it gratiously until its
thoroughly tested Persons afflicted with any the above
complaints will please call the agents and get bottle
of charge Inay6-tf.
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Mr.. PREsToN's MIssToN.-The Hon. William Bal
lard Preston, of Virginia will sail for Europe on
Saturday, on his mission to secure the establish
ment of line of steamers from England to the
waters of the Chesapeake 1t is stated that all the
railroad companies in Virginia and some in Ken
lucky and Tennessee have joined the movement,
and that the PARTIES pledged to the enterprise
represent a capital of $4,000 OGO-Baltimore Sun.
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DE-. A. q. GOOdlet,
MANUFACTURER OF
Xegetable Panacea.

GOODLET'S LINAMENT. OINTMENT AND
EYE SALVE.
Coughs, Colds, Headache, Indigestion and
Dispeps a,
Which aficts many PERSONS sooner relieved
more efectualy by proper tbs Vegetable
Panacea than any other remedy.
Female DiSeaseS.-Ihe Vegetable Psnacea is most
peculiarly adapted to female diseases.
GOOdIet,S Vegetable Eminent, GOodIeI,S
TJuriVaIed Ointment. and GOOdIet's Eye
SaIve, are superior remedies All persons whe have
made trial Of them speak of them in the highest terms.
FAMILIES who have adopted the OF the above
dies prepared by Dr. GoOdet much pleased with
them and generally give them the most enthusiastic praise
mAyss-u,
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IuTes-I nd nnuaI Fair.
The Mechanics aud manufacturers of Tennessee and ad
Joining reminded that the Third Animal
Exhibition ofhs Mechanics In stute of this State
mence in October in this city. The annually ncreas
ing manifested in these exhibitions, and visible ad
vauages resulting exhibitors, well from the dissemna
ton of important information among themselves
the great publicity which they thus enabled give their
business renders certain that the approaching exhibition
will eclipse magnifcence and inter st all its pTedeces
Copies circulars giving full particulars be obtain
the Mechanics Institute rooms College street, oppo
lie sewGnee, or by addressing the President, VIM.
Stockep or Secretary H. K Walker. IJune 80 3m
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H. d q, 4. WRsGHT,S ORIGIN FIkANN-
GEPANNI,
q + Z r l. A y 4 | II r Z D nj

FRANGPANN EaRRACTs FRANGlPANN PoMADE,
HAIR on, - Soar,
" 1OOTH OwDER I" SACHLT.
These new, elegant and recherche perumeries from
the abortory of MessTs. r. & &. A. Wright, SOLE ORR
GINATORS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country. The
Perfume Frsngpann is oriental production brought
its original state into country prepared in its various
forms by them.
The admiration and demand for these articles, is beyond
precedent aud consequence variety OF imitsons
Swinging up; but these whether OF HOME MANUFACTURE
on SOLD AS CORPORATIONS" have only an evanescent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAs.
ERS For sale by all Druggists in the United States
Canada and South America
r. 6. A. WRIGHT, Sole orginatOrs and manufacturers
in he United States.
No. IS late % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
july 7-6m
J. fsb24 4. o'KANR.
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PILESI PILESl PILES


THIS H1rHERTo DISEASE, OF EvERT FORM AND
IN EVERY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
WILL fail in giving Immediate relief and posi-
wv lively curing the worst and most obstinate cases Of
Hemorrhoids or Piles. Ii is the
ONLY INFALIIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and the result Of years
of psteut study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles now have remedy ct hRnd which
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear of failure its part to do ell the proprietor
claims for il.
Full directions accompanying each box and ell that is
requisite strictly to observe them, and will soon
to follow.
DR. Il. CAvANAUGH, presently
Oar Sir When arrived in the city few days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles mentioned M
condition you asking your advice. You recommended
your Pils Salve saying il would cure tried 1.-THE
eject was immediate and l now well. / believe il
to BE- asst proved in my invaluable remedy, and
for that disease, the Piles and such recon-
mend it to others
Yours truly, JOHN W. HANSON, ofSt. Louis, No.
~ Price 81 per box. For sale in Nashville oy win
Bros Wholesale Agents, and By Druggists and Dealers
Dr. T, q, OAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
auRsI-IV inside st Louis, No.
JAMAICA Rum, pure IOr Medies ace, Dy
u tsb24 As O'hAhh
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u We were accosted day two since by familiar
voice, and gentleman did not remember to have
before, stood in presence. comic smile played
around his mouth and his eyes told Of mischief and
until explanation did discover old acquaintance
who, The last time him. gray a rat; but
now, the magic power Of Prof. Woods air Restorative
hair is as black as and soft silk.-LOuisUils
Times. July 26-Im
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Pianos Pianos.

WYE have received Fourteen new Pr ~~t1Zez1w.
w ano.Fortes from these uurivalled ma
kers, Light Newton Bradbury, and HainesY q D ~
Bros which makes stock very large and desirable
We would be pleased to have these instruments exmin
By ALL whether they desire to purchase or not Every Pr
sold by shall be warranted to give satisfaction in
very respec febl0 W q 4 FREEMAN.
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Wheat: Wheat
Wanted.
wheat, wheat

WANTED 100000 bushels prime White and Rad vh...
w Tor which We VIII the highest market price -
hYered al our Ware house, Spring and CIayk 49,
Nashville, wheat VIII De elassed as follows:
EN- cents per Dasne VIII, be paidlOr prime White alvs
prime Red, and 10 below for prime Nsditsf
TINS Wheat the lo~esi classification. When Amber Wheat
Spring and other Red Wheats o P'@' u
Ire AMBER Is known here By Farmers Blue stem or
desirable. MS
First Class, White; Secood Glass Anbar.
Third Class, Golden Chat; Fourth Spring
and all other Red Wheais except the Msdsrrnp bg.h
is ten cents below in value.
$4,000 Grain Sacks hand by
'uns2S Hs. FRENCH & SON.
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Great Excitement.

lust RECETVRD at % Cedar street, over ten thou.
y sand vols. Books, 5000 Novels 1000 Realms Note, Cap
Bill and Letter paper, 500 EnveiOps.
Among the collection will be found Mrs. Caroline Lee
Hentzs Works; Mrs SouhwOrh; Emerson Benefits, Chas
Dcsin's Levers Works; Wavery Novels; all the Poets;
Fine Family Bbles-A Gift ACCOMPANYING each book.
Among the gifts be given Gold and Silver Watches
Jewelry Fancy Goods The Ladies invited call
and examine the stock.
n g. Auction sale every evening. Iiue3Ot c. FOX
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TIE GREATEST
Building ASSOciaflOn

UF TI1IN FhUtT RE1SHIF Z AO z
AM offering For Sale at low agures, twenty Build
ing LDs in the Eighth Ward Nashville, such
that any himself complete and
ent home The lots front the MarfreesbOrO Turnpike
Wharf, FraRklu and Maple streets, and admirably
situated for Private Residences.
Cabornes Omnibase have pieely reVolutOnsed this
part of the city, which with other impTOEments being
made, such the extension Of Gas and in
ZION, will add greatly TO the value of this Properly.
The Terms viii allow each purchaser immedi
Rely to put bis buildings, the purchase money will
be required until the 5h OF January 1852, the interest
only to be paid annually until that time Call
julY-n Az. s. LIN DSLEY.
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Appetite and Strength Restored William
Young, OF South Pittsburg says Aer having suffered
verey for several days with distressing Di.
arrhes, purchased bottle of BOERHAvEs HOLLAND
gradually checked the disease, and restored my
bowels p rfect order. Before had finished bottle
found my appetite and strength returning believe
thy OF the character you give it, and shall
SUCH" aug
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THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY AND BEST
RAREATN

AM Offering great sacrifice, valuable prep
l. erty College Hill, Immediately opposite the UEi-
vers long occupied by late DR.. TfOOst. The
fronts 60 feet Market street, with the front Cot
lege The house large and eOmmodous, and the whole
at the price offer 1t rs great barzsn.
CaibOraess Omnibus has practically moved College Hill
right inc the Public Squareand any wanting residence
convenient business would do well to this prop
erty. Call A.V. S. LINDSLEY.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

TRUST SALE
TY Virrue OF a deed executed the NashvfIls R,uSt
ID AssOcs by J. H. L. Weaver, which Is Of reco-s a.
6s the said NASHVILLE Building Tion bv it
will, on Saturday the 9Th day Of August next Al ne 800
yard gate Nashville, sell auctoa 70 The bgbs.f k
for cash properly therein de scrbed, being LII IN $500
Nashville, fronting forty feet Market street ana
l3 feet, which Is situated comfortable f1,il,
dence The equity OF redemption Is waived m 80
sale take place at u O'Clock NJ 'S@--
July std. CHAS. A. FULLER Tresvn-
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IEOlIOway's PiIIs.-Dyspepsia, the national COM
plant Of this country vanshes before the searching purify
ing and tonic influence Of this i sistbe medicine The
pills act simultaneously upon the stomach the liver and the
bowels. Sold at the manufactures No. so Maiden Lane
New York. and No 244 Strand LondoG England and by all
druggists, IS cents 62z CENTS Is per box augaw
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The Most EGcaciOus.

QUFBEc, Feb. 7th, 1850.
MessrS B. a. FdkHestOck & Co.
We had the pleasure of receiving this mo rBing the
within certificate of sour Vemifuge, which will be very
gratifying to yOL, il voluntarily.
We are, gentlemen, yours very truly, J. MUSSoN
GENTLEMEN: My little daughter, old, and my
son, older, for considerable time suffering from
worms. uIchased two bottles of your Vermlfuge of
which gave them three Doses according directions, and
strange TO in less than three hours they passed less
than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS, some Of the extraordinary
length Of from twelve to fifteen inches.
Having experienced the beneficial effects Of your Vermi
uge, lee my duty to recommend it the public
fsred to the public.
Gentlemen, believe me TO be your nj ch Obliged and
humble servant, NATHANIEL LBATERS.
Sold wholesale and retail and bv all the principal drug
gsts and country merchants throughout the United States
2-fm
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Lindsley's Advertisements.
Valuable Free-SoiI tot for sac.
ANEAT REsIDEscE IN EDGEPTELD,
FOR SALE AN EXCEBLENT DWELLINGS,
AT LOW FIGiIRES

AM Offering for sale most desirable Residence on
Summer street, in the It'll Ward The fronts IS feet
by 40. The House and neat contains Rooms Kch
en-, Servants Room, Smoke House, Dairy Stables The
gas has just been carried In front this Lot. to
be alIgain Apply TO W s. LIND iI.EY
BIN 3CO epes trset
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DISSOLUTION.

HE opartnsrnlp heretofore existing under the name
iimitatOn July lst, 1917 BFoekway assumes tSs S
biies Of the concern. and is authorized IN sstfI - -
business and use the namo Of the arm in loutdafios
july I9-dlm. d. W W9EEIE5
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Fine Farm for Sale.

q A4A~ q 81 IA 4O4 E1eGGV.
FNHE undersigned offers for sale of the Farms in
Middle Tennessee lying in Maury county, eight miles
North of Columbia, and within mile and half of an ex-
cellent turnpike. Few Farms in any portion the State
combines many superior advantages. 1t contains CSC
Othe fertile and productive SOIL which
CeRredhe balance well tmbered. There are several
never falling Springs furnishing abundance of water
There also excellent young Orchard eleven twelve
hundred trees. The dwelling plain but comfortable with
good out houses of every kind The proprietor being de-
teTmined 10 SELL offers his Farm twenty per cent less
than place equal value be bought in
ty. Apply to the undersigned at Columbia
July 24-6 JOHN W. NAYES
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Auction Sales,

ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 4th, we will again commence
~ regular auction sales be continued regularly
every Tuesday throughout the Persons desiring
sell o. close out any article will please send them
before the sale very early the day. 10
commence each day precisely at 10 O'Clock
july29 ID. S. FRENCH & son.
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REYNOLDS NEW NOVEL.
THE DISCARDED QUERN-By C. w. n. Reynolds,
just received by ljuly2il HAGAN & BRO.
LEVERS NEW NOVEL.
THE FORTUNE OF GLENCoRB, for rale by
July2I HAGAN & BRO.
ALL TIE LATE PAPERS AND MAGAZINES, in Store
and for SALE By HAGAN & BRO.
iuly2l Market and Union Streets.
FOR AUGUST.
GoDY'S LADY'S BOOK for August;
YANKEE NOTIONS
JustrocsiVed by HAGAN & BRO,
Market & Union streets.
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NEW BOOKS.

HAGAN d BRO, have also just received the following
cheap publications:
The Dead se'ret-by W. Collins. Price 81. cts.
Maud, the Maniac, e5"
The Kings Cruisers--by Hazee, /. rs"
Jack Loudon and his Associates, $3.50 =
The Flower of the Forrest, IS" ~
The House of Death, 25"
The Rival Lovers, e1 %"
The Fair QuakeFess, IS 81 s
King of the Winds-5y Sue. @s25"
Dunal and the Duchess, rs"
The Heir at Law, IS"
Nothing to Wear-from Harper's Weekly, IS"
Japhet in Search of Father-by Capt. Marrlit, IS
Peter Simple, IS"
The Phantom Ship, IS" %
Midshipman Easy, ESQ
Snarleyow; the Dog Fiend, 25"
Pirate and Three Cutters, IS"
Newton Foster 25@
The Naval Officer; OF Frank Mild e.-
may, 25a
The Kings Own, 25a
The Pacha of Many Tales, ESQ
Obi; or Three-Fingsred Jack, esq
The Robbers Wife, e5s
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TRAYED stolen from the premises of the late Matthew
- arrow, on the Charlotte pike, NINE HI AD OF BEEF
CATTLE said cattle, when they left, had, a mark,
daub Of each rump Three them left some ten DAYS
ago, aud the balance Sunday last.
Some of the above beef cattle purchased of Gen.
Harding and the balance bought in Wilson Bed
ford counties will give the above reward for delivery
If all of them to Nashville SIS per head for any
portion of them. iuIy25-tfI L. & COLEMAN
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ST LOUIS Aug. 5.-Accounts from Leavenworth,
announce intense excitement. growing out of the
murder and robbery of a man named Stephens. Two
of the murderers were hung, one of whom made a
confession. stating that an organized band of muir
derers existed. Several respectable citizens are
implicated as confederates
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II We are authorized annou THOMAS D. fToeNER
candidate for Clerk of the County Court Of Davidson
County. ause
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Flour, Flour

superior article, Manufactured from new Wheat by RIO
IN MILLS, for sale for Cash TO close eOnsigments.
BY IJuly2sl R. o'KANE,
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sale of Desirable Propert,

WILL be sold at public auction the premises on Sat-
w urIay, September s. 1857 the house grounds at
present occupied by the Planters Bank, Nashville TERMS
beTalw be made known tn day ofsale. ia Iy 3Otd
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TJAVING sold entire Stock to Messrs. HAsBRooK,
IL MCWHIRTER, Co., take pleasure in recommending
them to our customers and tn public generally.
EVANS, PORTER & co.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
Rntes nf Advertisinr

III Advertisers exceeding the space COM
tracted for, will be charged for the ex-
cess.
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II JAMAICA RUu,Pur IOr Medies use, by
tsb9S e o'kAHk
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County Officers--EIectIOn March, 1855
FRIDAY MORNING -: AUG. !. 1851.

We authorized tc announce g. B. BIoLEr candidate
ior sheriff Of Davidson county. may %
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-21
MARRIED.

At Leetewn, the 9TH April, by the Rev. Charles
Amber, DR. THOMAS NJ. LAIDLEY, of Guyan-
dotte. Virginia, to MIss HELENA B. BEALL,
daughter of the late John B. Beall, Esq, of this
county.
On Tuesday the 7th inst. by the Rev. John o
Proctor, ENSNoDGRASS 70 Miss BETTE
LITTLE, daughter Of John McKown, Esq, all of
Berkeley county.
30; On tbs 9Th inst, BY Rev, Mr.: winton, RoBT; W.
EWING TO Miss ELIZABETH C. GARDNER
both of Frederick county.
On the 26th uIt., at Mt. Prospect. Shenandoah
county, by Rev. L. Keller, JAMES NJ. LEARY, of
Frederick county, 10 Mrs. HANNAH KELLER, of
Shenandoah.
On the I'd inst, near BerryvilIe, by Rev. F. NJ.
Whittle. JAMES T. L0UTHAN to Miss EMELINE'
+. CASTLEMEN, daughter of VIM. A. Castleman
all of Clarke
On the sth inst, at Berlin, SAMUEL BROWN.
of Marlborough. to Miss PAMELIAA BRADFIELD
daughter of Capt. VIM. Bradfeld, of Snickersville,
LOudoun county.
On the lat inst, by Rev. J. ]. Jones. JOHN s.
LoDoR. late Of Virginia, and Miss ELLA BISHOP,
of Missouri.
On the LIST inst. by Rev. J. J. Jones. Da. J. #.
GREEN, late Of Virginia, to Miss ALClNDA DE-
VEAU, of Missouri.
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COUNTY ScTsf

Il
In rae coyN1Y CouRr, MARcH TERss, 1861. p
A T csGrt continued and held for Jefferson
The Court appoints the fol owing named COM.
misseners and officers to conduct the election to
next, provided aud required by Law.
franklin Osborne, Fisher "A. Lewis, John w.
Mccurdy, Joseph Myers and John Humphreys, or
any two more Of them T. E Woodward, officer.
District No 3.
Robert v. Shirley, 10 n w. Grantham, Jos o.
cOyle, Robert w. baylor and Samuel D. Bryarly,
any two more Of hem; Geo. Murphy, officer.
Henry Davenport, John s. Moore, Es-om Slifer,
David Howell ana And, Aldrige any two moro Of
them ThOs. IOhn1 G!a;s Gttig Ne1
John T. Gibson, James L. Hooff, Geo. II. Tate.
two or sem ano
District No. 8.
John Il: McKend ee, John Hess. Danr Cameron,
Samuel Knott and LandOn e. Heskitt, or any two
or more of them. Lewis Lucas, officer.
District No. 6.
R. d. Shepherd. jr.. and ]. p. A. Entler. or any
two or more of them. George NJ. Bast, officer.
District Ne.
VIM. Smallwood, John Moler, Robert N. Duke,
Philip Engle and George Crowl or any two or more
of them John J. b b2lsy: O @s e
George B. Stephenson and Geo. w. Little or any
And it is ordered that Pollbe opened ON the same
day in Dstict No: for tue election of Justice of
mova of John James nthaIn fruIn the SAID Dis
trict and IN District Nos ot the election of COnsa-
bic u fill the vacancy Occasoned by the resignation
OfHenFy Wintermeyer, jr.
Copy-Teste
T. A. MOORE, Clerk,
VIRGINIA, Jefferson County, SCI
liz THE CoUNTY CoURr.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the said
Court, tue first Monday in April, 1851:
Heroine l.. Op;e, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Horace L. Brooke aud Charles Brooke,
Defendants,
AN ACTION OF DEBT
The object CT this suit is to attach the real and
personal Estate of the Defendants, in this county,
for the payment of debt due from, them to the
1t appearing by affidavit fled that the Defendants
arc not residents oil thus State, they hereby re-
CURED to appear within month after due pubIi-
cation of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests. 1t is further ordered that
copy of this order be published once a week, for
fur successive weeks in the esprit of jefferson
a newspaper published in the said county and post
cd at the front Goor of the Court House of said
county, on the first day of the next Term of the
SAID Court. ACOPy-Teste,
T. A. MOORE, Clerk.
WHITE & BoTTR, 70.
April II, l557-Im.