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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

slF"iNlA-M Rules holden IN The clerks o.icc ofila
superior oourl OF tlr,iccry for the Iynclbug D.
trct. the eth day Of July lelG.
;, james Neach and Judith ms wife formerly Iudnh
Brown, free person, OF color Pms
against
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

y oIiCf-l wish 10 farm or purchase for Nh,
ensuing season, good Jack. Letters di-
CO. % the Postmaster, st. laines's Church
bcaiord county, viii be attended to-
NV O. .,s,t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13
r.AAII AYYl lr1h1rR G0ons lns.-ll, .

1 n I'll ANn NIbJLHhUIUs=- lTnd.1H'"
ssrgsAtes ha.e =. pleasufc # Announcing
10 die lglufsrs of AHsisia. that thet are naa FOE
penins a ia#ae add rkfDt..se assoc sineDt a i"-
rsga aad Dosas5its hJ.fs, aod ar. nov prepared
to n ! the ussv.i al hiasi atliiured fasllotfs.-
Aud ar de- 4uiued T. niahe salrs Al .tnail nd.
vance on IN Philadelphia rates. The senior
T. lriiIer re.Ias iiere. ADD vii regularly forward
snGs sappl# a.. 'bis marx may require. 1beir
ns8rumDh ia part consists OF the following art-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

OCtbbST4 ~.
Elizabeth Hatcher, widow, aud Frances J Hatch, =
infant child OF Josiah Hatcher dec. il, -
against
Ulysses, fassandra and Josiah Hatcher, infant c,I4,
ntllrury Hatcher dec. John and Mary Ann fallsp,
ant children Of Nancy Gillian dec. who ~ FINN IL
Nancy Hatcher one Of the daughters Of Josiah lIisl5
dee Minerva, Addison aud Emily Staples, intent oh liz
oil judith staples, dec. who judith H,'eIrr d.,s,
OF tbc ta5 Josiah Hatcher dec, Philemon H. Andersen
Hannah his wife, Who Ilnnah Hatcher da.al, -
The sod Josiah Hatcher dec. Alexander Moore nm ~,
con ofPols Moore, dee. who tormer, Polly Han h.
daughter OF the sad Josiah Hatcher, dee and Ii
Brooks, m infant son ottir SAID Polly by second mar,
ii's' WIN ono 'htno>ir, III oots, Dc.ts.
~ CH.iACERF
ihc defendants Philemon H. Anderson and Hannah hi,
vic not htus entered thrr appearance and gwen %
cHrity according 10 tho act OF -s,ulv and the le &C
hi7 court, AID appearing that the said Anderson i
Hllu are not inhabitants of tins state-On The upta -
tho ttis by Their attorney, 1t is ordered that the s5
Andorson aud WIFE 10 appear here on or before NH
term next and answer the plaintiffs bill aud that a e91,,
Of ths order be forthwith published IN the NreiuIn
public newspaper printed the town Of Lynclturr for
@o months successfully, and that another copy be- MOI,
ed up at the front door OF the courthouse Of tbs county
topy-Tcste,
II II. EIDRIDGF D. Z
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InI 1--IIsI8I
II ROB. c. MITCHELL

VIRGINIA, Sct-At a court held for bedford CONNIE, .
. uif courthouse thereof. on the Id DAY u Oct l,f
: LLza Madison, T..
AGAINST
Samuel Mead and Elias Jones, no
IN CHAACERY.
The defendant Samuel Mad, not ha,ur entered h.
appearance according To- the act of Assembly, and t
Of tlis court and II appearing ~ The satisfaction e.
court that he is not an hhabtJnt OF tl. eaautr,ti
therefore ordered h. do appear h.re lh. Glfil NJ
day IA January next, aud answer the rumull.rf IN
and that copy OF lhi- order be- forthwith ,o,e,taI -
solnc ne" paper published n the Town Of isu,,Ig4s
for two months successfully and posted a the front &
oi The courthouse ofs.,d county two several com,
Copy-fcstc,
Is sTEPTOE, ere.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

INC dflthdahl hcoTgc Hurt not having entered ms M.
Peaihce and gwen security according 10 the act Of 4
sshhy and the rules Of this court, aud Appearing 10
' court mat he Is not an mlabitant of tins >taIt 10
ordered tat the SAID defendant Hurt do aprar here On
uc ar'ond Monday IN January next, ana answer the
e"mPIaahs Dl that tbs order be inserted in sone
paper published IN The town Of uchbrp for two
months sacre->ney, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse OF tins county ON >omc court day.
Copy-Irstc
II AJlNaRpr.p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

EfAlIE Subscriber has
Il just received from
New York, a few cases Of.
gentlemen $ FIRST quality
Beaver Hat. oftlfr latest
IA hons also, Two boxes
OF superior Lamb 5 Woo
llIIn--I,.-n-I .-.l-.,- d.-n--...L
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

Inc deiendan Hfnos Preston not having entered his
appearance and given security ACCORDING 10 tta ~, ~
Assembly and the rules of this court and il appearing to
thc court that he Is not nhabtant Of his -
ordered that NJ do appear here the second Nuns IN
JhuaTy fNt and answer the bill Of the complainant and
that tins order be inserted in some newspaper published
III the town Of lynchburg, for months succc,gI,,
ana posted at the front door Of the courthouse Of nus
county on some court day
Copy-Tcstc,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

"a REAf BARG NNS.-Nr are now opening
W part ot ourtaiI supply of Goods, compri-
sing great mluy ne" aud fashionable articles,
which Ne are dctcrmmcdto sell Al such prices Is
cannot lail 70 render entue satisfaction.
MekEE, ROBINSON < co.
Ootohcr2 Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

Al Ruie, held IN the clerks Office of Amherst county
court the first Monday in Srptmnber lS4G
Elizabeth Hill Jane li, Catllrnc Hill Sarah Hi
ana r'ngls t infant children Of Salnnu Hill dee. ~
William h'Cpl thor GUARDIAN Pts.
against
D., .gI,,. L..
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JNO. ALEXANDER 6

~ Campbell county court, dagust II. La.
'"', ', ,5 a''' Comrt-
Henos Preston, Moses Preston and Frederick $. Bass
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13
II JNo. ALEXANDER E.

IN Campbell county court Octob,r ., 1876
'o"' 'snpDeH' Complt.
PaulctI Clark, admir- ofJohn Irvine, dec and Cioaee
Hurt, ~ -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

At l'1s hcd IN The rrrl's oiHcn of Amherst county
'"V'. tie Grsl Auaday in September 81.
Charles Nadiv John II. Smith and loin Ilslvnrs, ~
SURVIVING partner of tharlc- Whitley William White
y johu a. ,'ait,l and Jum haynes late mcrchaft, and
uatt'rs' trading under the style and firm of Charles
Whitley Co Pits
against
nanie Pierce, Sarah Pierce and Jacob Perco, Dens.
~ tNfNCEhI
Ihe defendants Daniel Pierce 4 Sarah Pierce not hay
ING entered THEN appearance and given security ocror-
dla Ia tue afi OF Assembly and the rules of tins court
and appearing hF satisfactory evidence that they are
not inihruts nf this strIt ordered that the said
defendants appear here The first daa, Of November
''tn neNl aud answer the hill oltlr plaintiffs and that
copy al tus nrdrr be ortiW th inserted in the Yrqnau
rmeI IA the town OF ,uchburr for two months suc-
'shrN and posted a the front door Of the courthouse
%! tins county On some court day.
\ Coly--Tes;C,
A Z. WINS L
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II. ELDRlDGF., u. c


~ Campbell county court, Octobtra Is4G.
John Helm, Samuel Dixon, Alexander Steele Ol,e,
hRcynods and Elizabeth ms wife, CoD,plts'
against
Mary Carson Janrs Dinwidde and Sarah his Wifi Sal
y steele Edward H. Steele, John Steele Moses Sfeer
Alexander steele, - Rogers and Martha his wife -
Aante and Elizabeth his wife, Polly Steele Hannah
Steele Alexander Steele, William steele jane Stcqle
Reason Steele Moses Steele, Jlmrs Thompson and Sv
hts wife, " ham M'AIll,ter, Jane =, formerly Ianc
u Aih,ter, Aaron Watkins and Elizabeth his s,li lance
titlm Nm Helm, Samuel Thompson and Elizabeth his
nv 'i'i o''i"ei t ~ ,,> Dots
The defendants MARY Carson, James Dinw ddio and
Sarah has wife, sally Steeln, Edward H. Stcrlr john
steele Alosos Sterr, Alexander Steele, R.rcrs and
Martha his wife - Vance and Elizabeth ms WIN, Polly
STOLE Hannah Steele Alexander Steele " linn, ST ole
Jncs steele Reason steele, Noses steele jaime, Tlatn
ION and sally ht- WIFE, Am. ATAnister Sau.l Iha3fd
son and Elizabeth his " lle Jane -, formerly Iar, NJ
thstcr, Aaron " aiRins ard Elizabeth hlz ~ ifp and
James Helm not having entered their appcarancr and
shfn security according tho Of Assembly, and fb-
rules OF this court, and appearing the court ,ha sy
are not mlattlnts oi the AtbIt ordered that thy
do Appear herr on tic second Monday IN January nr,t
and answer the bill o! the compliments; that ts oraar
be inserted m sofnr newspaper published III the town q.
1rhhurt for Two months snctcssivcly and y.,,ted a
the hon door OF the courthouse OF this county on so.e
court day. ACopy-Toste,
II JNO AIFXANDrp e
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

The Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer will
please pnbls, T." above advertisements unce a
wreck I'LL forbid, and forward ti.glr account 10 m,
Tor payment \ IS =
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

IT. Court he'll to< Bartiaghom couny, tn nta lam,
OctobeT, LEO. =
Eli1'beth Hatcher, widow, aud Frances J HATCH, ~,
infant child OF Josiah Hatcher, dec. in,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13

-i0W = "7N M NOT 0I0IFT'H y III FMh7t
- otBm. b. LWicb, dtc'd
FOR RENT, the plantation near the Cardmg
Machine, t,l &ue. 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-13
NATHANIEL W PAYNE.

\ The above land could bc conveniently
divided INTO smaller tracts TO suit purchasers
July -. ct5l
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-09
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Kcan the traeedian, took his ben
eft ut Montreal on the 2ist uIt. when
he appeared in Cardinal WooIscy and
Sylvester Daggerwood. Ia the latter,
he gave, amongst the rest, limitations Of
certain pantomimick actors and harle-
quins, which gave but little satisfaction.
The stock holders Of the Now.
hawk Insurance Company, in New
York. hsye voted 10 dissolve the com
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-09

The following communication, hand
Ell us by a citizen Of Bristol, which
goes to qualify certain part of our ac.
count of the late celebration in thai
place, relative to eating and drinking
(Which it appears should be done and
nottalked abouD we insert, because we
believe we should do it in justice to
the gentlemen present, for these two
reasons: Firstly, il was not strictly
speaking. publick dinner, which by
practice, has become, in some Of our
sister towns, but another name for q
half days debauchery; and secondly,
because we think that paragraph cal
culated 10 convey meaning which we
did not, intend it should do. We do
not wish to gst away from anything we
have stated; every thirg there put
down aoas true to the very ietter-but
we admit that the facts were liable to
be misconstrued by people abroad, and
differently understood by the citizens
of Bristol. Such are our reasons for
inserting this communication, which
only differs from what we stated las,
week, in this very small particular.
we said that citizens Of Warren and
Bristol assembled there, and this says
some dozen men happened in took
their dinners as hungry men would do
and went about their business. We
admit this all 10 be very true !. but we
think that the denial that the citizens
did so assemble, 10 rather ont Of place.
I'VE did not know that because we
were on that Jay to listen TO publ.ck
DISCOURSE on the characters Of the Ex-
Presidents, that we must put an onion
to our eyes, and keepit as the pilgrim
fathers did. their " Fast Day." We
did not 60 into our temples Of worship
to weep for Adams and Jefferson that
the people might behuId onr tears.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-09

p.ny, On account pf the present low
rate of resmidms. u Is said chat tbe|
American sod EaEllsk MissiOhsfiss to'
HindossAn, hsys been Pst 70 Sis wits
to hold N argument With the BfahmiDl
tcschers. They have spent more time
ir study and chop iogick witlfnsrs ~.
|ciIity than the most nble Of our mission
aries.--Ordets we learn. have been
issued for the second Brigade Of the
5th Division Of the Militia Of Massa-
cbusetls, 10 meet for inspection and re-
view, on the 2Gth ofthe present month
al BerkIey. His ExceIIency Cover.
nour Lincoln and suite. are expected
to be prcscnt.---The packet ship
Corintbian which arrived during The
present week at New York, from Liv-
erpool, experienced continual caln's.
The state Of the weather throughout
her passage may bc inferred from the
remarkable fact that her top-gallant-
sails, which were set at Liverpool by
her pilot, were uot taken in until or
ders. to that effect we're given by a
New York pilot so that she may be
said to have drifted, rather than TO
have salled across the A,iantick.--
Commodore e Porter, arrived at Vera
Cruz on the Esd ofJnly, to assume the
command of the Mexican Navy
A History OF the town of Bradford has
been written. Histories of Lynn, An
dover, aud Exeter, are about to he
published. The sea serpent has
lately been seen of Long Bay on the
coast of North and South Carolina, with
a load Of young shovel-nosed sharks
for Mr.. Greenwood's Museum. ---
The subject Of encouraging the African
Colony, now under the care of a socie-
iy, is to be brought before Congress at
lis next Sc ssion. In Virginia, Mr..
Probasco, has killed hin-elfin the pres
ence of his family. by the accidental
discharge Of a rifle, from which he was
endeavourng TO extract ball which
had stuck in the BARREL re-
hgious sect, known by the name of Free
Will Bapiists, originated in Durham.
New. Hampshire, f ON the fabours Of
Elder Benjamin Randall, in l730.--
They have now seven yearly meet
ings, 273 churches. 100 elders, aud
6,343 communicants. This is the ef-
feet of,he freedom Of religious opin
ion. AT Il town meeting in Newport
last week, committee was appointed
to procure subscriptions, and the in.
corporation Of a company. with a view
to cut canal across Canonicut Island,
and establish steamboat communica-
tion through that Island, between New
port and the couu.ry west of Narragan-
sett Bay.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-09

M ~ ~ N ~ " jxtt -
residing out of town iinss Sstpa
hotel (; and one genft,nsn who ajso &
sften dimes there. and the other occas Y
sionalIy Al dinner gentlemen had
bottle of wine and believe two
others were called for BY private psrs
sons, 50 thatin al. twelve men tsank
three bottles Of VINE less than three
men wculd. commonly have done. Il
Is true that the men whom we had that
day buried. whom our country has both
lust at once. and whose momory VIII
ever be as blcssed as their ianIs will
be fresh. were remembered. as having
provided with their lives and their la
bours fosus the privilege OK setting
down in peace under our own vine
aud fg tree. As they shcnld have
been {; as Il Is impossible that they
should not have been, as It is com
mon at every private as well as pub
lick meal. to do BY Washington. liam
liItun, Perry, and other benefactors Of
our nation and mankind; aud as it is
hoped we ever shall be able, free and
IgrsiefuI enough 10 do BY such. and in
particular by the illustrious dead Of
that days recollection.
ONE OF THE COMPANY.
Trial for marder.--At the recent
term OF the Supreme Judicial Court,
holden at Newport, came on the trial
Of Sarah HowIand, alias Btooks. d coi-
cured woman, charged with having
murdered, on the 18th Of January last,
one Daniel Charles, coloured man
1t appeared by the testimony produt-
ed that the deceased vas, on the eve.
ming of the murder, at the kpuse of the
prisoners mother there were nun.
!. Ser ofother persuns present /; dcceas-
ed and prisoner had quarrel about
some wool, scuHle cnsued in which
they both fell. they recovered them
selves, and the quarrel appeared TO
have endcdj after this. as deceased
was standing in the middle Of the
room, prisoner seized an axe, passed
behind him, and gave him blow on
the head which resulted in his death.
there was not particle Of testimony
adduced in favour, and the cross -ex-
animation OF government Witnesses did
not help the prisoners cause. A des4
perate effort was, however, made by
her counsel to shield her from the law.
there were three points raised BY
them: first, whether the wound. be-.
yond doubt. caused death of the de-
(ceaseda I'd. whether the prisoner in.
|fiietea the wound and. thirdly il thc
(prisoner did in6ict the wound wneth.
er she was guilty Of murder. Much
Ingenuity was displayed on both sides
and the case was given to the Jury on
Saturday afternoon. who. in about five
thours returned . verdict Of gully Of
nsrder. The prisoner was remanded
to Jail, and At eight o'clock on Mon
day morning, she was brought Ia the
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-08-04
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

AT meeting OF the Democratic Republican citizens q
Newcastle County, held at the Red Lion Inn on Sarda
the lh ls pursuant to public notice, Major JONI Cnov
was called to the chair, and HRsnY WILSON appointed
secretary.
Resolved That committee of five be appointed TO draf
resolutions Tor carrying into effect the objects of the
ing
The Chairman appointed on said committee, Messrs
Samuel H. Black, William p Brobson, Henry WhiteIev
John Janvcr, and David Pasnter
The committee reported the following resolutions 1.-THE
names being inserted by the meeting) which were unan
mously adopted.
Resolved That the following persons be appointed Con.
Ieees on the part o! this county, the Conferees of
Kent and Sussex Counties, at Dover, Tuesday the 22d
day OF August next for the purpose of nominating cand
dates to be supported by the Democratic Republicans of
this State, for The offices of Governor and Representative
in Congress viz:
For BIandywine, hundred, VIM M'caulley.
aChrstlana do. Jesse Chandler s Henry Steele,
"Whte Clay Creek do. Benjamin whitley,
"Pencader do. Jacob Faris,
"Newcasc do John Grow,
cred Lion do. John Higgins,
"St. Georges do. Richard Mansfield
"Appoquinimnk do. VIM yandegrift.
hesotpe9 That the Democratic Republican electors of
Newcastle County assemble the Saturday of Sep.
TENDER next between the hours of 10 O'clock NJ and
NJ, at the several places of holding the general cleo
ton in their respective hundreds (except that in Chrsana
hundred an additional election shall be held at the Buck
Tavern for the accommodation of the voters residing in the
upper part OF said hundred) for the purpose of eecng
ten delegates from Chrsana hundred and five from each
81 lhe othef hundreds who shall meet at the Red Lion Inn
ON the third Saturday Of the month, O'Clock
NJ, 10 form county ticket and the delegates from each
hundred shall nominate two for each and
every Office to be filed from said hundreds upon which
nominations respectively, The meeting shall decide by bal
lot.
hesauea That the following be appointed Judges
OF The delegate elections in the several hundreds, and thai
hey give ten days notice Of said elections, respectively
viz.--FOr
Brandyrpine-Wm Allrea, Robert Forwood, VIM. Smith
Chrtshana-At he Town Hall Henry Steele G. j.
Wolfe, Albert Wilson
Al the Buck-Jesse Chandlcr VIM. Huston Thos BALD
win.
M crcch-Francs Denny, George Springer VIM
Baldwin.
tpHte Clay Creek--Joln Iertlnan Stephen Willis,
Be, amin Whitley
Pencadss--John Cauk, VIM. Thompson, zackariah
jaues.
Aezrcaste- Abraham Ewes, John Moody, Robert Rhodes
Hed Lon--George Clark VIM. Vandegrift, James ii
Niles.
81. Georges-Abraham yanlegrin, VIM. Kennedy, James
Houston.
.2hboqmn;minh- Thomson Wilson, Thomas Naudain, Tho
mas Reynolds
ResopeA That The proceedings of This meeting be sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary, and published in the
American Watchinan
Hesoued That this meeting adjourn 10 meet the
second Saturday Of june 1897
JOHN CROW, Chairman.
HENnY WILSON, Sec'y
Red Lion June IL, 1926