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LYNCHBUkG FEMALE
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1nHE SUBSCRIBER tabes this method 10
- express his gratitude tor the liberal pat
ronnee which has been heretofore extended
To him. and Ia inform his naiton= anti tile
public generally that the exercise oi Tie PIE
sent session commenced On monday lh~ 9th
January inst } He has Ink thai Lance an
commodious establishment on Third SIRE,
formerly known n the Bell Tavern, n
healthy and retired situation, and has as,ofH
ated with him in the management Of ihe II
lituiion the Rev. Josiah Cole, formerly q
Norfolk, who, 10 an accurate knowledge oil
the sciences, adds more than twenty years eA-
.perience n a teacher. In this institution are
taught nil the branches OF an English edneatis
on, Including Music, Painting on Paper Vel
vet, Satin, Mood, and the various branches
ot Needle Work. There will he always en-.
ployed four competent teachers. Terms the
,amr a. heretofore. Pupils from a distance
will BIZ accommodated with board in the sub
scriber's family Tor dily dollars per session,
payable in advance. or foriN-fve dollars, the
pupil furnishing her own bed, bedding and
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Parental attention aud care will at all
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our family rs boardcrs.
For character, qualifications, &c reference
TO Col Wm. b. Lynch, Rev. L u. smith,
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vid KYLE, Re. Kyle. David Il. Edley, DOct.
nouel Davies. Robert MorriSs, saml. Brans-
lord Ahram K. North, Norhorne VI Ialiater
TO aud the Editors of the Virginian.
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A. Hul,s ln5en the clerks oficc of the sape. or
Court a han n, flrih. LyneIburg DstrIe. tht 18th
day Of Oe,oter, las.
Pete Ia, vii, Pit.
ng.unst
nenfannn parfis. and william Eidson. executors
Of Hrn3 fni,on, de-. Jams lid,nn. fohn Edison,
In NJ Las ed on, p.eph Idson EdA nd Eldson elas
hiaoB. Is - ldsnn. 6 I'd ich n u. 4 al fanoa as
vie Ill 10 ~ Ia sail, Eiisun. ha,l,s pattcl.
sun and - is VII, Joshua donfe md #tildrtd l.
VII. VII an 'onerand oil - VII, AT I'll, fi-
suI. bane hoa.ss ii Isuilna hs atc, Joshua amp-
bill aud ~ Iann hts Wife, '.aits.
lie defendants famtN Id 1ohn Ed Bar .aas
tItlsnn lisp fidson.F ard fidspn. 6oodrith no
NansS his IL = Joshua Moor. a. d Mldfcd ii, VII,
not having ent ed tier appearance .ndgseh security
acc ring II The aef Il hs.mb, and TIN eiies Of tbs
e"Ht. md II appearing bt sat,taet ~ evidence that
ry are noiu ihian,b 81 til enunzry 4 Is ordered
nal h sud defendant, To app AZ hrreon til. Ii Il ia,
ri tlir - aud apsatf the bill oil the p.antif;
aud n cop ii tn, ttder bc forthwith IL, fied m
'am paper printed ia Ia al iynehburg, Tor
I've non s,ecee,sis and posted at the t0nt door vi
the rourt. hpuse IN he sad own.
Copy. Ieste,
u J.WILLS,C {.
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Virginia
At rules holden m the clerle', office of The Snpe9
oart of hancer, for the lynehburg District INT ''
day of DC cher. 25.
James II, Miller and arick Hart surviving ps5tlt'
II David anderson or TO. ffa
against -.
homas Starring and Henry Lyme, ex'ors Of h re- NJ
Lynn, deg. lnhn c. 1rayior ! homas Ea', an p
lrcnt, hsma> Dix, Patrick II. FoniaiIe, an JUN V4"
Hill, afm'rs at Samuel Hill. dec. IN Ii,
The defendant Thomas last not having en"I'u of
appeara ceahd given security according to t W
Assembly and the rules oi this curt. and II y
by satisfactory evidence tina he Is not ihaD W a.
this ny 1t ordered, that the aid deithoan
appear here on he first day of III" team ~" a
TIE bills original, amended supplements ant stcor
mtnded Of The plaintiffs and lila copy OF th' N,
b' iorthwi h ! serted NJ some ne" spaper pfmt'u nd
town oil LNnchburg. Tor two months Sacc's'nsa 80
posted the front de rofihe c0urt-house M ih' '
town. Copy. IeStc, r
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lorlion of pRInnE TOBACCO
Oct al

NlRGlNlA-At superior court al
chancefy holden AT the town Of Lynch.
burg. on the | lin day oil October ls25,
Ambrose Rnekrr Pit
against
Tinsley Rucker, ndm'or OF VIM. T. Bnrks
dee aud james Siepioe Dels
his caDse camo on this day 10 be heard
on the bill, answer ol the defendant 1lnsley
fucker, aud an exhibit. and upon the decre-
tai order OF the tWrnty seventh day al Au.
gust, Que tlon.nud eight hundred and twenty
two, which appear. Ia hive been duly -ersed
upon the defendant Jnncs {. sleptoc aud
WIS argued by conn,el On consideration
whereof, the court doth order, thai the de
iendhnl llnsley tucker, reuder an account
al his administration ot the esiale al lis IL
testalr helofe onr oil the commissioners u the
ronrf vino is directed 10 examine, sthie and
seille tbe same, and make report thereof -
tire .alnr eonri, With any matters speclall,
stated, thought pertinent by himself 81 reqaif
I'd ~ thu paliie. II be - suited.
Acopy-lesle
InIIN VIII
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Virginia
stfues hnisen "a. BE- 6lzfks 5iafe Of the s4pei1af
Eaf haaes Tar Tia. Isnehbuig District. the 10Th
daf 4 Oct be-, >.
afilsta d. HaT.iz, Pi
zganst
Hsaard ari.. 5ohn 1. Harris. iehr Harri,. John
Di.sss ad Ilitau H. eiIsv,s aud Juhn affis iaff-
chants ffi Iarufs under e 4, h and firm II Digfas
4 lIarfn. Del ;.
IL Il, f,ei.nt dsard narr,s not having rad his
sppaafaitse an q curry according The aetni
Asranbi a ihs rules 81 this court. andn appeanngS
shataetUIk Idenu n n h. n tbani o. tbs
antrs 4 - utdfted. t1at thr ta1d defeftdan do
appfar hare III Il n day al The neal aud an
In bill ai the Ylainsii snd 1t col, 81 ilHsof.
der - ioHt,n insarted sp per psiea ia
I'll town 81 l. thhufF,f r Two months ,aeeesaseig.
pesisat the isont door of The courthouse IN the sad
tosn. Copy. 1fstc,
"a g. WILLS, e.
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Noiiee 10 ihe tfoekhodefs ofHe Lgaehbagg y.
saiem fnrnpite Company.
1 7 a meeting nj tbr President and Di-
"A reclnrs oil The Lynchborg and salem
Turnpike Company, AT Lynchborg, the isib
My. $50
Ordsred, That The Stock of delinquent
Stockholders, will be sold, nj public auction,
before the door oi the Franklin Hotel IL tie
town OF Lynchburg, on trldsy the 10Th oil
next month"; tDeeember)
BY order al the board,
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Ok
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JAMES BENAGH, c
IA JWo /
jim II
NIRaiNlA--At a Superior Court Of
' CIlancery holden at the town Of Lynch
burg, On the l5lh day Of October, 1879.
George Hancock, PHI.

George Hancock, PHI.
agninh
Charles Green aud Elizabeth his VIE mud
lsaae Btey and James jop,ng, executors oil
Thomas billiard, dec Dots -
Inc defendants Charles Green and Eliza
beth his vile VINO are out ot this country, !
against whom tie plaintiff appears III have
proceeded IN the mode prescribed hy law a.
galnsl absent defendants, still failing To mp
per- and answer, on the motion oi the plaln
TIT by counsel, the court dath TAKE his bill tor
confessed against those defendants, and the
cause coming on IN be heard ON the bill, an
swer OF the ether defendants, q exhibits was
argued by counsel on consideration where
al lhr court doia order that the defendants
lsaac Otey aud james Jopling rendcr an nc
count of their administration ot the estate
of their testntor before one of the COmmIssl-
nners OF the court, Nho is directed To exam
inc state and settle the same, aud also All ac-
count ofthe plaintiffs claim, and nuke re-
port thereof 10 the court, with any matters
specially stated thought pertinent by himself
or required by the parties IL be so stated.
a Copy Teste,
JOHN VILLAS, Ok
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Virginia
At rulrs hodcn in the clerks Office Of the superior
u ohaneey Tor The Lynehbas district, the 2sth
da, al q, toher, MS,
l,aar Medley Pit.
Against
fon un,> Edward pannell, En- taco Hunt aud Leo.
nard claiborne. DellS
defendant rdwa-d Pann.n M having entered his
appearance and gNet security according 10 the 81
,rlLN aud thu ruiz ot hi. court, and it appearing,
~ satisfactory esldrn1, lat he Is not mhabnnt
II thi. country Il ardertd. ta, the SAID defendant
~ appear here rhH first da, OF the neNl term and
IN III bill Fl the plaintiff; and that cop, OF
liHs order l. forthwith inserted news paper
ptmt"din the toWnoi snthhnrg tor womonths sue
re,Ney and posted aths door OF tn. house
IN thp sad town.
capy-leste,
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LOOK az THIS,
| am deterinInrd tosrll n

din uttSilninfu uScll NV Ar
OF LAND, IN the county OF Bedford. IN u,
north iofk OF Otter, % miles from LxucLI'.' ,ae
and from Liberty, containing about o." l
eres. will barely remark, TINT perhaps =, :,
this connir, there is mol To be bad n,a.a u
sirab.e tract OF land either for tobacco ~!
or grass; deem ii unnecessary TO say n n,a,'
My land is for sale come and see. '"0'e j.
Of The above tract of land there Is h.,u-..
3 and leo acres of good creek nat.a6es
loo acres OF which IS YET nncIenred- "
duo acres Of good Tobacco land vel ,oclal +"
The subscriber is making preparation. ~.
full crop for al least & or ~ hands.i.,,oo..
he should be able 10 mike speedy sale =.
even by the first OF February, immeaiale nv y
session will be giyen- and in the gym, Ia.
being able 10 effect a sale of his land his M
groes, a. also his stock Of every deser,.,'a.
and his stock of provisions upon tbe ,,l ,s''
taiion, will be disposed of ON the mos l,l'aa
al lerms--iie, therefore, does boz e. f6af III.
the season IS far advanced. that all wish.
10 purchase will COME Il SIZE
II. CLARK.
Semi IL
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VIRGINIA
rules holden j. the clerks Office of the Saperas
conr ri ancery for the Lynchburs District, the 28A
dag of October, 1a25,
Wade BoaIrght and Eleanor p. hi, wife late Eleanor
r. Stone, Pits.
aglinS,
Micaiah Stone; ex'or ofIIczchiah Stone, dec and 10
hi own rgh'. Charlls Col his and Susanna his "it'
lat Susanna Stone. John NJ. Perry ard Frances hs
VI e, ia Frances 4. Stone. tandy Perry and lntJ
his wifi. late Jmsry Stone Elizabeth Evans. late fHa'
beth Stone t1c Exams a VI Name, his wife, late Nan.
cN Susie, bsepl i'rire am his WI. lac Lucy
s. NJ, Ht7e ah Stone, and John NJ. Perry, aemf oi
Win IN one. dec. hi E.
II deftnda rs randy PER-, and linsey is ana
Jacob Evans nd Nancy his wite not having eatta
their ap tarlnce and gwen security ne ordhf 10 .no
act OF assembli and the rules Of is court and Il S
ptnring b, salts aeofy evidence that they arr MOI h
bltants of this country: Il is ordered that sad d
PENDANTS do appear here the frs day o. the mex "It
aud answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that soly
i ns order he forthwith inserted in some ne"sfaie'
prin ed IN the town OF Lynchburg for two month, N
cesSiseh posted the front door of the toortheno
Is J. WILLS, &C
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Against
Joseph G.. and Fanny his wife late Fanny .yoll.
Ehsha Lyon. John yan, Dainei l,un. Ptt9r Lynn. l.
lIah Lyon and lohn u. Holland, admin, fafar, SC. at
Mn-y Nensttr, dee. late Mary Lyou, widow and tehot
oil Elisha Ly uH. sta. dec, Dets.
~ UHANCERN.
The defendants Elisha L5on,J Aon,D lyon, p. Lyon
aud ELI Ah 1oa not haNlnT rnerSa n appearance
and gwen security according Ia the act OF Assembly
and he lults 81 TINS court. AMI II appearing b.
SiaetofN evidence thar tho ihabltant> OF tins
stae, on the polan Of III" liaitiii> By counsel, 1t
IS urtcitd. that the SAID las mennn, defendants do
appear ia he AID cou on The ist Munda IN MAJ ch
~ tn bill q tint plaintiffs, and tna
pv OF tia rder be- puhhshed GGh ks,ncccssly ely
III the Srgin an, II new paper edited III the to"n o
Lynclburg aud that anuqr cepy posted at the front
door OF the court. house of this county.
Aeopy- lest
90 CALEB lATFC &c
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tols4s
naViA & Nobert Esle,
Are now opening an extensive assortment Of
FAIL q. WINTER GOODS,

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F.fF
htruIs holden in the clerks Office Of ils''S j.b
Court ot ChancerH for the Lynchbnrg DistEls,
day of Oct her, ls25. ho,r
Charles Cren,haw, admir- of Nathaniel c1snk192
decd. -"
against -a,ios,
Ed ard l., nch, James C. Norman. John l"' VI
Richard G. Haden. Achilles VI. Haden John JONI IA
cnJah l. neh, Charles +. Lynch, lohn L3ntnn'
thaniel Winston, John NJ. Ote Henry ). aytbc.
John NJ. Warwick. Micaah Da' j., h1rophel ~ pg.
ny. John Alexander. In Victor, hisMeIl Damn
b. ri Hunhr sheriff of Campbell Abraham +. b,a ala.
William I. NORRIS, Anselm Lynch, Mahlon IS"ig 4.
der Augustine Lcftv clI, David and William N ~ Nj.
eXander Hepb IN. Michael Ncar, Samuel la'on ,on,rl
cnjah ynch, David Saunders, William o" is' Lr,,,
Brown, Ammon Hancf X x Co Tomas num- ,ofh,
Charles l.. Dilreli. William Davis, Jnnr' iohh ms
Mnti da Roberts, Ma, Lynch and David Moo'I ,vcB
he defendants MicaIal Z. Lynch, Charles r. ap.
and David q illiam ~ e not having fhlefe" A.
pearance and given security according To the ;, b.
semby and tn, rules OF this court, and app IL
satisfactory evidence that they not inhho t,t
this country: It's ord,r,d that the tad dt1 ~
appear her. the first day Of he next term anu DO "a
the bill of the pl intin; and hat copy oil ms ~" ilt
forthwith inserted in some new liaptr pi"te.t and
tcv Of tnrhburg, FOR two months shec' 81 =. ,9d
posted AZ the front door Of the eourI- house III =
town. Copy. Ieste. ,c G..
N.Atr l,Rl NVeANG
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JOHN WILLS, OK.
Comn,is,ioner g0iee, LgnchJuyg, I

C0mptif,i0ner s0Uft, IyhfHbh5g,
NV. n, ls25.
The parties Interested in The foregoing or
der will lake notice thai on Friday the loih
OF March nj o O'Clock in the morning, shall
proceed IN enrry the said order iulo eIIeei-
on which day they are required 10 attend
with their vouchers aud parer.
5AML ANTHONY, {,
Inn. 10. NlW2l
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x71RnINiA--ala superior Cour, of
Cnancery holden nj the Town 81 Lynch.
burg, nn The 18th dny 81 octabrri 1s25.
Jabez Smith, sdmr. oil Polly Petty, dec.
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90 Dollavs Reward.

CTOLEN from the subscriber, two and
half miles above New London, on the
night OF Christmas Eve, n bay MARE,
about five feet high, six wears old last spring,
little dish saced, tolerable long tail, had on
old shoes before and meme behind. ! will
give the above reward for the mare aud thief,
or reasonable reward for the mare alone,
and all reasonable expenses pHid by
HENRY STEVENS.
Bedford county. leth January, 1895.
Jan, 12. $50
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JOHN WILLS ok.
Commissio.er oDiee, Lyatbburg, !

Commisao4er ) oDiee, Lyuchburg,
.1oh Aoe 1870. !
The parties in this eanse will take notice,
that hive appointed saturday the eigh-
leenlh day oil March nest, 10 carry the fore
gong order oil court into effect On which
day, nj the hour oi nine O'Clock in the morn
ing, they are required 10 attend al my ollie
IN tins Town with thrii A. eHnis, SeuoheI# a
copies ri court papets prepared lar eAanilna-
ton aud settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, e
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Nov q
NOYIt,I..

IN consequence of an error in the advar-
lisemeni for The sale OF the Stock of the
delinquent Stockholders, OF the Lynchburg
aud salem Turnpike Company, the sale did
not take plncr on the 23d OF last month, hui
will certainly be sold on Saturday the fth
day of neal mouth February before the
door OF the Franklin Hotel, in ae town Of
Lynchburg. JOHN NJ. GORDON, OK.
Jan. H. tds23
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NlrrilIlA.

AZ rules holden in the Clerks office of the Superior
Court OF ohancery for the Lynchburg District the 2eh
day of October. la25.
John Me baIuel and John Sic Daniel. Alexander
Jones and Mary Jones, admrs. Of Richard ones dec.
Plaintiffs,
Against
Willr Nannerson, Sophia Craw ford, Alden b. Spoo-
ncr, and tIrIet Green and Ann NJ MS lie, DefH.
The sci, e taclas awarded III this not being
eutrd on the defendant William Nannerson, and il APP
pearnp by satisfactory evidence that he inlab
liant of this country Il ordered, that the sand deitn
dani do appear here the first ia, of the term,
and Shuw cause II any Ia can against he revival here
by sought aud that copy ot hi. order be forthwith
inserted III snmt newspaper prin'ed IN the town of
Lynchbuf, Tor two months successNtly and posted at
the trout door OF Tho court house the SAID town.
copy-teSte,
10 JOHN WILLS, c. c.
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Tobacco Land FOR Sale

HI Subscriber offers for sale reaf 700
Acres 81 LAND. about seien miles
from this place, noi one hundred oil witch are
cleared This tract contains considerable
proportion of pRInIE TOBACCO
LAND, never laaiug creek, With fine
Isnd, passes through II, ON which dam may
be made AT tlifing expense, Tor any kind oi
machinery. The land abounds in god
springs. and a vein of lime stone is believed
Ia I,nss through il.
This property will be sold on aceommoda
Ting terms-a1d rs The well informed are oi
opinion lhaf Janes River Tobacco will con-
linue at high price for many years il is rea.
sonabe 10 believe this land viii produce The
purchase money ina few crops. For terms
apply 10 MIR. George Whiilocke, who is fully
authorised 10 dispose OF The same.
YIN. MENBIRN.
Oct 81. ia
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Virginia
Al Rnlts held In Ia, Clerks Office of the county
court OF eLnghan. the first Monday IN December,
ia2s
David 5. Garland aud mieajah rendl ton, pid',
Agh nj
william l. F IA, d, Nelson FIR, Gland. II Il J. Free
lahd George Penn aud ramtlia hl, wifi, Int PAMELA
flreland, Nerwetaer levi y ill,am II. ingi.ld nj
Eliza his "1ie, 'a'e thz Lewis and Nay Ann ttWis,
hens of Wary LcNs dee. alb the pi tW,nt,-nhe
years. and lanc. Tub Maee and Pamela Lewis. III.
tnnt chd II OF the sah Mary Lewis, dec. by IT, sald
MeriWeher Lewis th,lr ghadian nd h en-, rabila,
Dmah Virginia. jeremiah. LIZA ana Polly Frceland
infant children aud heir ofJamrs Freeland, zee.
3eits.
The Defendants .nbrlla, Dnah, Virginia Jeremiah
Eliza mud al. F. lnd infant children aud heIts of
'a'ita ffciand. dec M ing entered ih' II ap#
psaan and gncu car, according the ac OF as
semhl, aud the ruiz Il ths court, and II appearing
mai In atfnst IN nhanls uf In, stale notion OF
The palnl,lis b, ther attorney, II ordered that the
sad ibseut detenlan, 40 appear here On OF hri1rc
Ma ch - ncNt aud answer ia. piauiihS bill: and
lhata cps oi H. order he forthwith pnbhhsi IN the
Virgi,,n. publ rs,paror trinted in the town III
lyncbhlrgf - hl weeks sHcetsisey aud that anu
th,r ca be pnsel up at the from dooroi thu court
hnse of said bunn.
Aeopy-teste,
90 Il FIDRIDGF. - e
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
FOR TIE WArcHMAS.
The approaching Election.


The Delaware Gazette. under the editorial head
as uSuat, makes some very singular and extrsvagan
calculations and statements respecting the approach
Ing election-cites the result OF The hundred cleo
tons IN Kent Couny--is very fearful the Metbodists
will support Mr. Hazard, a betored and erpm pLa,v
member OF their Society instead of MIR. Polk-as.
sures his friends that Federalists are soliciting
votes Tor MT. M'l4ane on the ground of his being
favorable to particular Presidential Candidate. &c
II would be unnecessary to notice correct these
statements, it the people generally were fully ac
qusned with the character of the Gazette' for
ceracity, and the prediction of its editor for pu,
ling down has oWn rishes, for probabilities and
ceftaintjeS.
The trifling decrease in the maio,ities in the De
moe attic hundreds of Kent County, from las, year.
at The late hundred elections. (of which he boasts
so largely, is well understood have been the re
suit ot great exer,ion by the Federal party. and Of
q considerable degree of Indifference in the Demo
cratic party, knowing success certain without much
exertion. Why did he not tell us the Federal gain
or loss, in .he two Federal hundreds Il is well I'M
uersood by both parties, that there is consdera
Die gam In favor Of the Democratic party in that
county, since last year.
1t will not be denied that MIR. Polk has been cleo
lioneerng Tor himself, with might and main, since
ms nomination, which conduct may influence some
but Il will have a counteracinr effect with the yr
nent talents, vrtue and patriotism. alone ought to
procure the candidate for Governor of one oil these
United States, the supper, Of its citizens
Il IS notorious and admitted fact, that Mr.. NJ
Lane has been unpopular in Ken, County, and on
account oil his untrendy disposition to The present
hdminist' alton, and his singular course respecting
me Panama Mission. he is much more unpopular
than formerly. Mr.. Hazard and Dr. Naudain are
men OF eminent talents, and pure patro,ism--whu
even their opponents have not charged with endea
vourIng to Influence single vote With these
views OF the subject which BELT sed to be cor
rect. and the determination Of The Democratic party
OF Kent County to come to the polls Individually
ana united to regenerate the State, and by support
ing men that WILL if they succeed, (of which there
is scarcely the shadow of doub;,) distribute the off
ces OF the State impsrialy and independently, and
aoy support and enforce the rights and interests OF
our oiate in Congress, and thereby give ua pure
republican character with our Sister States--,here
Is no doubt of the SUCCESS of the Democratic ticket
both State and County, by much larger ms;ori,iss
than formerly,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26

xesluus segxrcas TO our Heavenly Father, Redeem
ar and Sancrcr, One God, blessed forever"
These memoranduns express, we believe the
daily aspirations and acknowledgements of our dear
friends mind and in this state OF preparation, and
OF humble and comfortable reliance on the mercy
of God in Christ Jesus. was he, we doubt not found
when the messenger Of death delivered his hasty
summons, and called him from the labouts OF the
church militant on earth, to the joys OF the church
triumphant m Heaven.
On the evening OF the 18th OF the q month,
1926, he was suddenly seized with severe attack
OF indisposi,ion and on the morning OF the 10th,
he breaihed his last in great peace and resignation,
10 the Slst year of his age. His remains were in
tered in Friends burying ground, at York a
krge number OF Friends and other respectable in.
habtants attending his funeral and the subsequent
meeting.
Signed in our monthly meeting held a, York, the
18th Of 5th month, and Goth of 9th month, 1926.
By ffty-seren Persons.