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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-10

JbIIN WILLS, e.

VIRGINIA At R,Hes hodea IN the Clerks o'icc ofihe
Superior Court Of Chancsry for The Lynchbug Dis
trrt the lii day Of June, III. Edmund Pate, admr
Of Charlotte Shrewsbury formerly Charlotte GRIFFIN
Samuel Gr1in, John Griffin YIN. GriIin, Elizabeth
tiniin and Charlotte Griffin, chdren OF Charlotte
Shrewsbury ned Samuel Griffin, decd, which sad Sa-
mucl, john William, Elizabe1h aud Charlotte IN
fInt-, and sue by the slid Edmund Pate ther next
friend Plth. against Christopher Clark Booker Prcstoa
Tho. Preston, piur of " IN. Smith, dec, Tho. Aest
VIM Preston, Elizabeth Preston, Doeia Preston infants
by Booker Preston, specially assigned iheir GUARDIAN
~, lar Dnis, Jordan DayIs John nays, Margaret Da
Vis ana SntIsDn DAVIS, infants hY commissioner Be
Hagh, specially assigned their guardian, Hector Ilaf
rls alm'r Of kabou Hook, decd William 4. Scott
and others. Deiis-
The defendant William T 1Dlt having cncredh his
appearance gnd Pten security aGeoidnP 10 The Hc of As
emby and tn rule ofths court, and appearing by
siartory evidene that ho nhnlnut ofth,
ryl D. ordered that the sad defendant do appear here
the first day ile Al aud the bills OF the
piains aud that copy of hs ofdrr be forw ith inser
ted ~ some newspaper printed the town Of yuchbfs
for months s,voy, and posted n the door
of the courthouse an the siid town.
Copy-Jeste JOHN WILLS, G
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-10
JOHN WILLS. c.

VIRGINIA Al Rules holden in the Clerks office ofthe
superior Gonft 81 Chauccry for the ~ nohbrg District
the Hh day Of July, 1921. Ntiinn j. Dunn. Pr. n
gums rhoulas B0telar Jonathan Bailey aud Reuben
BIghy, Dcits.
ley not having entered their appearance aud gwen
security according thu act of Assembly and the
rules Of this court, and It appearing b, satisfactory
evidence lint t1ey inhabitants Of thus country
II ordered, thai the sud defendants do appear here
the hr-i day of the aud the hli of the
planth aud that copy Of THIS order be forthwith IN
serted soine newspaper printed tine town OF Lynch
burg for two months ssyey, aud posted Al tic
front door oil thr courthouse IN ihe snid Town.
A Gapl-Tc-tc, JOHN WILLS, &.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-10

Al Court continued and held for buckingham
county, The 10Th ddyof August, is27.
William Moore and Martha his wife, William Cooke
aud Nancy his wife, David X. Vie and Sally his wife,
Robert Il. Lakeland, infant of Edward and Mary
Iaekland, dee. by john Lakeland his guardian,
Pts against William H. Jones, WIN. 5. Hudgens,
lnfanI sou of Lucy lIudgens dec by the said VIM.
B.Jones his GUARDIAN Thomas Jones. Blake H. Jones,
John b. Jones, Elbcrt Janes infant of Robert u.
Jones dec. by Willis Banks his guardian, Eliza Jones,
widow of Daniel Jones, dec, Gabriel billiard aud sally
his wife who daughter of the said Daniel Jones
dec, and lli1a, Albert Milton, John 4. and Daniel
Jones' infant children of the said Daniel Jones, dec.
nells In ChancCry.
The defendants except VIM L. jones' ohaving en-
tered their appearance and 1t appearing the sutsaU
tion OF the that thu sd defendants except the SAID
William u. Jones not nhahts,nts of this Common
wealth. il ordered that the SAID absent defendants do
appear here the first DAY OF November court
aud answer the bill If the plaintiffs and that
py hi. order he iorths III inserted in the Nrgnau
public newspaper published III tie town of Lynchhurg
for two months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted at the front door
of the courthouse Of this county.
.Acopy---reste, X. ELDRIDGE, jr. be.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-10

CCTptch County, Court, JHge -, lsrI
Lewis Merritt, adm r. OF u ,yid Lane, deed. Comph
uguiu-t
reasaAt 'iNlh AID colbert Huyth, ext of Thomas
nay ~ uttu' Defts.
II CHANCERl
The defendant Pleasant Ia ia, not having entered his
appear n' and r'fn security according thu act Of
Assembly ana the rules OF h, court an il qpna,r,ur IN
tine court that he ia lot ianabant of tins Sata il
ordered thai he do appear here the sceoud Monday in
oeloher newt ami nns"'r the compliments bill and
that TIL. order be t.rred m some paper ,abI,sLeJ
IN iSh"Ihfg Tor Two months successfully, and posted
nj the toIt door ufhe Court house Of this county ON
some court day. w
II copy- Tesge. NO. ALI.XAEUER On
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-10

VIRGINIA Al ltulcs holden IN the clerks Other ofhe
sHpcrnr oeurl OF Chucery or the LynehbuIp district,
the lh day ofJunc, lS,!7 Yuplct 7. Estis Bcujannn
E-u-, Ih- Let's, Ed Estis Jns4e Etars and Nmoy his
wife, George Morton and Lucy his VII, md lausiord
Ruckcr, IudwrIl RucNcr and Sarah Ann kuCkcr IN
huis who snchy George Morton theinrNt iriod, Rcu.
ben Hughes and Elizabeth his Vie, Wn. CoNherd
aud Selnhh ifr, John Noell aud Sarah his wifi, ana
iuhn Nance and MuIuia his VIE, Pts. against Joel
Estis, surviving executor u Beni Estls, decd, Wilt
am Lowry, John lowry, IhnmasS ale, cN'r urThoruas
Iugwood, Odd, Henry hatrher eN'r al Ilrdaway
Hatcher dec'd William Eatls, lhofp Eotl, aud Eli
slIH Esti,. nrfis,
The defendants Joel Istis, VIM. Eatis 4 Elisha Ess
not having entered their Appearance q gRou security
roldur To the net Of Assembly aud tn rules otths court
a 1t appearing by satisfactory enHe thai tho
inhabitants oi thIs couHrSlt I, ordered tl hc -aid
dcrudaut do appear here the hrst day OF the ncNi
term and answetihe hll ttheplnnui= and that copy
Of this order he forthwith inserted somc new paper
printed III thu toWn 81 lyuchurg. for months sue
cessyey and posted at the front door OF the courthouse
IN the SAID town. a Cupy-Teste,
IDFIN "
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-10

VIRGINIA At Rnle holden III the Clerks office 9th
superior Court oi Chantcry for tue uchbur Distrt
the ih day of June, i-1. Leonard coil ana Nancy his
wifi, Plt-. against Robert rmser IN hIs own reh,
and as executor 81 John rinsley decd, Reuben Pm
dlcton, David Hmslcy, Edward Tmslrt, james TINS
ley, Elizabeth Nnst, Archibald Gon, aud Polly his
WITT, William Henderson aad Sally hs wlic, John
Harrison, Charlie, Harrison, Anthony e. Tmslcy, Sal
~ Slcdd, Lindsey IW>lcy, Richatd Fowler and Lucy
his wife aud Oliver Tu,lry. Drfts
The defendant Edward Tusley, Jaiuos Tinslcy, Film
beth West John HARRISON Sally Sedd, Lindsey Tnsley
\ Richard Fowler y Lucy has wife having entered
then appearance gwen security according Ia the o
Assembly anu the rules of THIS court aud II appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of tins
cOuntylt ordered that the said defendants do appear
here the frs day of the next term and tho hill
of the plaintiffs and that copy of tins order be forth,
with inserted IA some newspaper printed in the town OF
lNnChhrg LOT TWO months nplY, and posted N
the front door Of the courthouse NJ lhr sild town
Copy-Tcstc. JOHN Wills. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-10

tp.yOR RENTING tenement on mann sttcei
lately occupied by s x VI. ALLEN !
60. two doors above the Nirgnian Office
i. SYbN0R, Cashier
Aagtst s. ISLES
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-12

Animated, theu, By a virtuous and enlightened real, let us
endeavor 20 realize The Just expectahons VI our constituency
and LET our proceedings lie characterized by a cool aud dehb-
crate cxeniou Of the talents, ~foriude, aud patriotism, al The
House, as the surest and bea means Of sustaining the honor, and
promoting the welfare and happiness Of our beloved country.
The Oath to support the Constitution o: the
United States was then administered by Mr..
Newton, the Father Of The House, to the
Speaker. and then, by the Speaker, successive
ly, TO all the Members from the sever. Il States.
The former Clerk, Sergeant at Arms, and
Door Keeper were then elected.
Tuesday, Dec. AIR. Bryan, Of North
Carolina, appeared, was qualified, and took his
seat.
Mr.. Condict, Of New-Jersey, presented the
Memorial OF Aaron Ogden, Of New.Jersey,
and Others. surviving Officers of The Revoin
tIonary Army. praying payment Of the arrears
of pay due TO them for their services IN that ar
my /; which was, on motion Of Mr.. Condlct, re
ferred to a select committee OF seven members
Mr.. John Adams, the Private Secretary of
the President of the United States, came in with
the Presidents Message, which was read.
The reading having been concluded, and the
Message having been referred to a commute Of
the Whole on the state Of the Union
On motion, 5000 extra copies thereof we're
ordered 70 be printed for the use Of the House;
and then
The House adjourned.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Monday Dec. 3.-The House was called to
order BY M. St. Clair Clarke, Clerk OF the
House, precisely at twelve O'Clock.
Two hundred and seven Members, out Of two
hundred and thirteen, having answered to their
names, the House proceeded to ballot Tor a
Speaker.
M. SpnAaUE and Mr.. HAYNEs being nam
ed Tellers, reported the following as tho result
Of the b~alloting
For Andrew Stevenson, of Virginia, l04
For John w. Taylor, Of New-York, 81
For P. P. Barbour, Of VIginia,
Scattering votes,
ANpnEw STEVENSON, of Virginia, having
received q majority Of the whole numosr Of
votes. was declared 70 be duly elected.
On being conducted TO the chair, the Speaker
addressed Inc House in the following terms
GENTLEMEN la accepting the distinguished honor
which yon have been pleased to oon'er upon nv, = a.. p ps,..
trAtcd with feeling, Of profound re,pect, aud The deepest g,au-
IA lie. and I receive il a, the most haiedins testimony oil your
coat iea;c and favor. The o,iee o, 9psas ssd o oh y, n
ou., ia rei,,i,n to the abilities necessary to 1t: exeeuuon, AMI
severely responsible ani h5orioa'' L. honor .o5; 5 To- BE- , %sn'G,ea
who shall III Iii, chair 10 his own re?utat'sn, ana me aa'In,sse
Of the House, must be Distinguished alike by knowledge, meg
lily, and s d,issooei- -S a S in"%ig S SUst eomoanJs re.pes,, and ;
iemper aud aTabiity thi diarm contenion. From his genera,
Iii live fore 10 hi, intcfp ,,idons, and procure re'pect. Tor hi,
Ser;,Son,. Is must conchiate the esteem OF the enlightened
body over whom he presijcs.
Tae,c, scntlcaen, are some Of the leading 1nahhcauons nee
= cary for thi, arluols station. leer,ainiy do n' poses .nen'
n lo3,y NV own in,bifhv too well, TO believe Tint l SHAH be en-
,bIel to meet the expectation, Of my friends or d'sh,rse the
high tua rcpoed ia me, IN a minner suuanie 70 ny u'S,'y WV
s.ooranee. Bringing with me but little knowledge or erPe-
rien e, I shall, no doubt, often err, and STAN IN need OF your
,tInoa forbcarance. La me hope, that on suca oeca''on, yo,
NH scan my conduct with elnjor and hberainy, ad eNenu
,nya-a. me the same kinl ~inlalscncs which m, heretofore
sh,r,rteited your conduct 10 the Chir. Al that l can prom
~ viii be a devotion OF my lime 10 y,ur se.viee, and an mie-
pcn Ieal discharge Of my dries q a pl,n ard manly way. Wy
I,ai.,.Ie for a disinciion 20 little nerted, shan simniac me
u .upply, by diligence and application, wh,i ! wan. "a an1wlI
80 "a shIi v; AMI, however | may Tail =" Other respects
IN eaiesyo-, al lea., 10 enti.!e my'elf to The 'hirasc' Of zeal
and iup nialty: m., n Tho ua~ui,u r. of
-. ,,,.' q |, any thirg y 10 the rnsnncr ~ when "
Sash, TO be d~schargei We nna q, Nc 'sSao,, nS, ~ a.. w.
J.hhsr,i;o., and proceeding OF tis Hou'e, the chsacter an,
@n,n.", ,a,,ra.. Of our conu,a country are deeply involved
Il wps IL the oryani,a,',a an, purify o. - 10y "sa" .aecnoaS ,ia,
or siSsr. ssIic,edlthey had P o as , 1ns ss' a.. .seS S.Syi" !. Of
H. ppanle v;r,.ous. enlightened, nl patriotic, ,hs 'iou'e
DIV jsIy be regarded Is nc ei.ada Of A~.T~an l""V'
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-02-02

from the payment OF taxes. He is the ia
Their of 81 Legitimate children, of whom q
are now alive--he has been married A times,
and is now poor man.
The trade of G. Britain with the U.
States, in 1925, amounted to 1,O66, 1881,
in which 181 ,033 tons of American ship
ping were employed, and 81, S62 of Brit
iSh. In 1924, it employed AZ 1902 Br. and
1888 tons of American shipping.
The Lehigh Company of Pennsylvania
report, that they have taken to marker the
last year $4,000 tons of coal-which is a.
bout $4,000 more than the prievous sea-
son !; and yet the demand is not salts
fed.
A committee of the Massachusetts legis-
lature has reported in favour of erecting
statue Of the late John Adams, to be exc
cuted by one of the first masters, and to
be placed in the doric hall of the State
House.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-02-02
ENGLISH READER IMPROVED.

NHE improvement in this Reader is per-
l. fectly simple, and recommends itself to
every person at first sight. The Sections,
Chapters, and verses, stand as in the common
edition, and it may be used in the class with
them; atsthe head of each Chapter is vo-
cabulary of the most important words in the
Chapter, with the pronunciation and deffini-
ton of the words. This enables the scholar
to understand what he reads, without the
trouble or expense of thumbing out Diction-
airy, worth more than the Reader. 1t is q
valuable class book. as it also enables the
teacher to give out lessons for Reading and
Spelling from the same book; and it also en-
abies the scholar to learn his lessons with
more ease, and correctness. All that have
purchased highly approve ofthe work.
For Sale at this Ofice-Price &c l-2 cts.
PALso-WRAPPING PAPER, of different
sizes, by the Ream, or1Smge Quire.
ALso--Elegant and Substantial Calf-skin
POCKET-BOOKS, of different sizes and
prices.
Feb. 9 1897.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-02-02
MARRIED

In Bristol, Jan. 81, Mr.. Israel Russell of
MiddIetOwn, to Miss Racheal Peck, Of Bristol.
In this town, 21st ult. Mr. David Buell. to
Mrs Mary Stone.
DIED
In this town, Goth ult. Mr. James Griswold
aged 72, of can err.
In TOrringfOrdr, cod uIt: after an illness
of only IL hours, Miss Sophia Eliza Hawley,
daughter of DIR. Orestes *. Hawlcy, of Aus
tinburgh, Ohio. Miss III. had but recently
consented to separate herself from the land of
her birth, and the endearments of the pater-
mai roof, TO spend few months with her rel
atlves and friends in this state. Her father
arrived at the place " here she died but two or
three days before her death and was expec-
ting in few days to return with her, in hap
plness and health to the bosom Of his family.
But, melancholy to tell he came only in
time to rejoice for one short hour in the graf
ulations of parental and Ea love, and the
next-with a bleeding and almost breaking
heart--to close her dying eyes. On the Gath
DR.. II. left this State for Ohio, convex
ing with him for burial, his daughters remains
In East Haddam, on the 18th ult. Rev. E.
llJah Parsons, senior pastor of the first congre-
gational society in that place, aged so.
In WethersfeId, Amos A. Webster, Esqr.
aged ~.
In Pennington, Deacon Timothy Gridley,
aged SO.
In New Milford, Mr. Jonathan F. Downs,
aged 80 wears
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-02-02
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

CTAGES leave Litchfeld for New-Haven,
- daily, Sundays excepted.) Mail Stage
leaves Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at
8 O'Clock in the morning precisely; intersects
the Mail Coach at N. Haven, so that passen-
gers arrive in New-York next morning at
O'Clock.
The Accommodation or Steamboat Line
leaves Litchfeid, Tuesdays. Thursdays. and
Saturdays, at II O'Clock, on arrival the AL
bany Stage, and arrives in N. Haven at z o.
clock same evening, and in n. York next eve-
ming by Steamboat.
For Seats in the above Lines, apply to J..
PARKS. agent and proprietor. e.
|. Litchheld, Dec. so. 1898. 20
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-02-02
NOTICE.-A meeting of the members of

NOTICE.-A meeting of the members of
the First Ecclesiastical Society of this Town
is warned,-to be holden on Tuesday, the
9Th inst at the Presbyterian Church. The
object of the meeting is to consult upon the
propriety of voting call to the Rev. G. Howe
of Andover, Mass. to settle as pastor of the
Society. A general attendance Of members
is expected.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-02-02
IMPROVED STOCK.

IMPROVED STOCK.
THE Subscribers have procured from the
l. Stock Of JOHN HARE powell, ESQ.
of Philadelphia, the full bred IMPROVED
SHORT HORNED DURHAM BULL
WARWICK,
which will be kept at the Stable of the sub.
scribers the ensuing season.
Those persons wishing to improve their.
breed of Cattle will do well to avail them-
selves of this opportunity .-The most promi.
nent traits in the character of this breed Of
Cattle are-the most perfect symmetry ofform
great size-rapid growth-unusual aptness
to fatten-and great Mixers.
WARWICK was sired by the very celebra-
ted imported Bull. WYE COMET, his dam
the imported Cow. BELLE, from the best
blood in England-and is himself most
beautifuianimal
L. w. TOWNER, s. Co.
Goshen, Jan. %, 1927. SO
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-02-02

ardent spirits could have kept him warm ac-
cording to the common opinion of tiplers, he
might still have been alive, for it is said that
just before going out he "drank deep of the
health giving beverage" on purpose to guard
against the cold We were going to say, " an
other warning to drunkards :" but we will
add in lieu thereof that the tipIer will heed
no warning until it be the one which calls
him from time into eternity-such warning
he cannot avoid indeed we should hardly
suppose he would desire to avoid it since the
whole course of his life is to hasten its approach
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-02-02
SALE AT AUCTION.

I'm Wednesday the 91st day of February,
- inst. at the dwelling house of the late
LUMAN HALL, deceased, in the Mortified
Society, will be sold at Auction all the person.
al estate Of the said deceased, except the al
lowance made to his Misunderstanding of
Wagon Makers tools, and household furni-
ture. Sale to commence at o'clock p. M.
THOMAS FEM, Admins
ASA HOPKINS, traitors.
Litchfeld, Feb. /, 1897. 50
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-02-02

sed with the idea that the cause vi missions is
the cause of God and LET them act as the faith
full stewards of God, and where hundreds
have been given, thousands will be snbslitu-
ted in their, place, and not be impoverished
by the gifts. Let every inhabitant of the
county give at the rate of so cts. apiece, and
81 900 instead of $4,000 will be the amount
raised-let them again give at the rate of 8
cts. apiece, and the sum raised will be about
the same as that of last year.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-02-02

We understand that on Saturday, the Goth
ult. man belonging to NewPreston, froze to
death, while travelling about two miles in a
sleigh in company with another person Il
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-12-12
FOL SALE OR RENT.

a SATTEETT FACTORY and CLOTH
IA IERS FORKS, now in operation and in
complete repair, with Goulding's Patent Ma
chinery sufficient to make about one hundred
yards per day, besides the Cloth Dressing bust
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workman, being on never. failing stream, and
adjacent to a Cotton Factory, where good
Warps may be had on reasonable terms
Terms liberal. and made easy. fnot disposed
of by the first of January next, good work
man would be engaged to manufacture by the
yard. Also,-second hand Cards, and jimmy
and Billy for sale For further particulars, in
qure of s. DAMAN. ESQ. Holden THOMAS
LORD & CO. Boston; or |. GOULDING
& SON, Phillipston Mass.
Nov 81. 6w47
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-12-12
DR.. Ihayer's Pal C4hoticon, or
Untrersoi anaily Physic.


q proiuct0n aud are esteem, q IN aInI1st eve
ry complaint preferable TO Jaiap aud Caloanek
hey cleanse the stomach Of Al flthy, useless
matter, equal to an emetc-restorng lost appe-
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They cause n free evacuation from the bowels,
without giving the least pain uneasin,ss they
are preferable to "-Lee's Bilious Pills and b,
Ph, seians acquainted with them are prefer, cd to
any medicne of the kind for family use; there
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,hsrtes are useful, and ar" perfectly safe for
women and ehildrenin All conditions
CERTIFICATE
| hereby certify, that, for year past, have
made considerable use of DR. Thayer's Vegeta.
hle Pill Ca holicon, in my practice, and have uni
form!y found them safe, easy and saIutary ca.
thartic Therefore cheerful, recommend them
useful family eathartic Pill
ONRI DODGE, Physician.
HdncocG June 4, 1928. ev. ly -3
For sale hvJ GR e. & 20. Worcester.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-12-12

Worcester, SIS Probate Office, Dec q, 1897,
TO he Heirs Of ABAGAIL PREsceTT late OF
Lancaster, an SAID ousty. deceased, and 10
all others eoaee ned an the Estate of SAID de-
eeGssd GREFTfNG
WOU are hereby. cited to appear (if you
n see fit at the co n OF PROBATE To be hold
en- at Worcester, in said ounty OH the FIRST Tues.
day IN January next, at ten of the clock, before.
noon, TO show cause why hcence should not be
granted TO sell and convey so much of the Real
Estate OF sad deceased, as will raise the sum of
1886: 90 for the fayment of debts and charges;
and you viii be heard thu reon
'49 NATH'L PAINE. J pro6