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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

SUPERIOR WACABOUGH SNUFF

WV n0ZEN ROTTIEs or LOBHLRDE sNFF
Physicians Country Merchants and others viii find TO .@I aynge call at the a6o'
Wlec, Gusrg Bvq Snakeroo &c will be received sanse
MlaaIng AnlL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
CIV ARD ELECTION

Ak1llE WARD ELECTION for nine Common
- Coune Imrn in each ward in the town of
LynchOurg, Vii take place, pursuant 10 an ACT
OF assembly, " entilIed an nct Tor dividing the
town of Lynchburg into wards and for other
purposes o" the first Tuesday in April next,
and will be held in Lyncs Ward, No. l, being
all thai part al sad town. below the lst alley,
extending II ON the river To twelfth street. al
the Office Of A. thatcher. on 2d street And IN
Henry Wnrd, No. ,, being all that pant OF said
town allow sad LIST uIley, extending from the
rlver 10 i2th street, AT the office Of Aug Lei.
twich, on ID street
SAML. BRANSFORD, SergI of
tie Cooperation of Lyuchbue.
March q. tde5e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

AND FOR SALT will sell a good bar.
gam al " tract of Land, lying in the low
CT end OF Patrick county, on Mill Creek, and
Maho River. adjoining the lands of Harden
Hanson, Greeny'lle Penn, Charles Foster.
Jas. kennerly, Esq's. and others. containing
seven hundred acres. There is sufficient GUAM.
lity OF cleared land to work ten or twelve
hands, aud ,olerabe good dwelling house.
kitchen, weaving house, smoke house, barn,
tobacco houses large quantity OF apple trees.
large proportion OF the land that is to clear.
is good tobacco land. A further descrip
ton is deemed unnecessy, as any person wish.
ing 10 purchase, would first view the premises
The above lant is well calculated TO divide
into two tracts JOHN POINDEXTER.
March9. w5vbe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

IT ,he Eastern District OF Pennsylvania, wee
Richard Peters deceased
Samuel Larned, oi Rhode Island, 10 be
Charge D. h1aires o the un,ied STATES 10 the
Republic Of Peru wee Joseph Cooley. deeeas-
ed
John 4. Smith, of New York, 10 be Secreia-
ny Of Legation OF the United States is France,
sice Daniel Sheldon, deceased.
Chafies L. Walsh, Of Maryland, TO be Secre-
tsry OF Legation oi the United States IN Spain,
vice John A. Smith, irsn,irrred 10 Paris.
Nicholas Biddle. Of Pennsy lyania, John b.
Trevor, o, Pennsy wanna. T.. J. Dupont. ri Del
aware, Benjamin Hatcher. of vmginin, and
Charles A. Davis, Of New York, 20 be Direc
tors OF the Bank OF tue United States for the
year 1879.
William M'kee. of North Carolina. TO be
Surveyor ofihe Public Lands in the state Of
llinois aud Missouri, aud the Territory of Ar
kansas whose commission expired on The lib
Of Feb. 1929
Thomas Swami, of the District Of Columbia,
10 be Anorne, OF the United States for the said
District. Odd Jan. 1929.
Ether Shepley, of Maine. 10 be Attorney Of
The United States for the District Of Maine, 1th
Feb 1922
john ". Smith Of Louisiana, To he Attorney
OF the United States for dhc Eastern Disiiicl
OF Louisiana, 18th Jan. 1879
Alexander breckenridge, Of Pennsylvania,
IL be Attorney Of the Unnej States tor the
Western District Of fennsy lyania. Bird March,
1s20.
William 4. Gtswold, of Vermont, to he d.
iorney Of the United States tor the District Of
Vermont. Bird March. 1879
John Gndsen, OF South Carolina. To I've Atior.
my of the Utiied States for the District Of
South Carolina, 7th Feb. 1920
Nathaniel Williams. Of Maryland. IN be Al
torney of the United States Tor he District of
Maryland, 81 Jan 1929.
Naihan smith. Of Connecticut To be District
Attorney Of the United States tor the Dslt,o,
OF Conue cicul
John II Norton, of Mississippi. 10 lie Nh
shal OF lie uniied States for the DIa,rict Of
Missis ippi whose commission expired GA the
81 Jan. 1920.
Thomas Morris Of New York, TO be Marshal
of the United States for the Southern District
OF New York, 2lH Jan. 1920.
John W. Livingston. OF New York. TO be
Marshal of the Uniied States for The Nor.
thern District of New York, 10Th February,
1929.
burlington Anthony, of Rhode Island. To be
Marshal OF the United STATES for the District Of
Rhode Island, 81 Jan ls2p.
Samuel D. Harris Of Alassachusctts, TO he
MARSHAL Of tie United STATES Tor tic District 81
Ola sarhusetts % March, 1899.
William TrlmhIe, OF Arkansas Territory,
II be Judge in and for shid Territory whose
commission expired the 2lsl of December,
h.
Beulanin jahnson, Of Arkansas Territory,
10 be- Judge II aud far said Territory F.; whose
commission expired On the 23d OF January,
is2J
Samel g Ronne. of Arkansas, TO be Attnr.
icy Of the Uailed States for said Territory;
whose commission expired on the 7lh Of + hru
arJ, 1899,
George W Scott, OF Arbanas Territory, 20
be Marshal of the United States for thr aid
Territory whose commission exp.rea On the
Uh of February, 1929
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
DOMESTIC rNvEGllGEIsCa
From he Enquirer.

AT meeting at anDmher ot the ID legates,
ZELDA the Capitol on ine ~ lDs'aa1 Alr
Edgtngton OF Bfouke, was called "a the char.
aud Mr.. Hilsoa OF Manongala, appointed Sec-
rotary The following resolutions were olef.
ed b. Mr., DoddriJge, andunanimously adopt
ed, viz
/. Res0trs3, as our opinion, Tint the provi-
,ipn Contained III the Conyenton Bhl, which
provides Tor the call OF special Session Of
the General Assembly, 10 be elected under the
present constitution, in the year 1880, 10 put
into operation the new constitution. is impro
vIdent and lust. 1ne General Assembly 81
10 DO enny ened. vii be, that unequal
representation ot the people, ofwhich we com.
plain.
.. Resoip6H, That we consider the rejection
Of the resolution tor taking census ot the
people OF this state, n grievance And mas
much as Ne think, many evils would he avoI-
ded, II tue approaching convention could be
possessed OF the true state of our population,
and AS legal means to obtain such census have
! been refused;
| 3, Therefore rss0lred, That il BIZ reIom men
ded TO the friends of reform in every county
and corporation, 10 meet together ut their re
spectve rnurthouses, and appoint some suit
able person or persons 10 take an enumeration
of the population OF their respective counties
aud corporations distinguishing the number
Of whiesoi free peoPe Of ro'ar,nn Of lsycs
in different columns.
4. Resot,rd, That the person or pessous To
be appointed Ia take The census MS recommen-
ded by these resolutions, be required TO acl
under oath, and that it shall he their duty TO
transmit their return to The convention, to be
holden in the City OF Richmond, on tie first
Monday in Oct. next.
8. Resotred, That by private subscription, or
otherwise, we endeaYnur to pay the expense
oftaking the census or enumeration proposed
RerOired Tint these, our proceedings be
signed by our chairman and secretary, and
tina, the public prints be requested TO publish
the same j. EDGlNGTON, Chairman.
T.. WILSON, Sec'v.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

THEATRE.-Last Wednesday evening. tic
comedy of Paul Pry at Dover, and the afieH-
piece of the Wedding Day were performed
first piece, bu, the audience spoke of the perlof
nance in high terms. The aflerpicce was the
hes, piece of acting We have Witnessed during
the season.
Mrs. Cargl's benefit takes place this evening
and we hope it will be bumper Her uniform
excellence should ensure this, to SAY nothing o.
the admirable drama she has selected Tie
play going public will doubtless turn out ea
masse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

OMNIBUS On the I'd inst in the U. States
Senate, Mr. Webster submitted a resolution re-
questng the President to lay before Congress
certain documents connected with the ceehrat.
ed Panama mission, which Was violently oppos
I'd by Messrs. Taawel, Hayne, &C. aud finally
rejected by vote Of 20 10 23-eyerv friend OF
the la!e administration voting for it. and every
friend of the jackson dynasty, except Mr.
Branch, of North Carolina, voting against il
Why is this : Are the gentlemen who so VIC
Ienly opposed that mission afraid to let those
documents see the light, lest they demonstrate
the wisdom of the measure, and throw ,dicuis
on their sage predictions of its dangerous sen'
denotes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
FUyHE subscribers having purchased OF Wa
far LII Mildhleinn lis nnIire sfncL of

HyHE subscribers having purchased of Wa
ter Ii. Middleton, his entire stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &c, viii in future
transact business at his old stand (opposite
the Post ofEce) under the firm OF WIN. !. Hol.
coIsbe a. Co. Their assortment at this time is
very good, and they design receiving such ad-
ditional supplies from time TO time, as tue state
OF the h,arket may require.
They have also on baud a general selection
ofgsrden seeds from Messrs. Ihorbourn aud
son OF New York.
Dr. Holcomhe viii always be found AT his
Store, unless absent upon professional duties,
aud promises the suictest attention shall be
paid 10 the compromising of medicines, pre-
scriptions &c.
We invite country merchants, physicians and
all others to call and view our assortment, aud
we doubt not we shall be enabled losupply thrm
with any article in our line of business, on the
most reasonable terms
WM. |. HOLCOMBE,
THOMAS i.DuVAL. :.
March Q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
4 ~ 4 -D

K. WM. HARTMAN takes this method OF
1VA informing the public, that he will resume
ms duties as instructor of Music on the Piano
Forte, tlarionet. Violin & fklie in this place, in
The course Of two or three months Reference
as TO qualifications, terms, &c. Mr.Wm wv. Nor
veil, Capt. Salnl |. Watt, MIR. r. f. Bowen or
Capt. J. T.. Norye Is
Feb -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

Prom the National Journal, Fehruary9I
APPOINTMENTS BY The PRESIDENT.
By and leith The adrics and consent ofthe Senate
of he United STATES.
William Clark, OF rennsy lyauia, to be Urea
surer OF the United States, vice Thomas Tudor
Tucker, deceased. =
Joseph Hopkins, OF Pennsylvania, 10 be
Judge Of the District Cout of.,hu United States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

u Judge William Daniel of this nlacp alri
Robert Campbell of Bedford are nominated as
candidates for the Convention from this dstret
IN the Richmond papers.--We are requested to
add the names of Samuel Anthony of Camp
DELL. and Samuel Clay,or of 1 $ nchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

u We have received Two communica ions
on the subject of the transportation Of the mail
on the Sabbath" Juniusp against il, and 4
TREND TO honest common sense in favor OF it
both of which we shall publish, as soon ii sc
can dispose OF the quantity Of matter which.
presses on us at the adjournment of the Legi.la.
ture, the publication of which cannot be De
layed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

u There is singular cointi r.tre in In.
tone aud temper OF the deuunc,aiions of br
Mad,son's adbiuistr ration hy the Hartford Co,
ventionisis in 1912, and of Mr.. Adams's, by The
Southern Disunion.ts in i82.-8. Indeed, IL,
very same cords were used by both, ar Mad
ison was declared to be prohgate, corrupt and
imbecIe-a yioator of the cansiitniion-and an
otpressor Of particular section of the Unioa
The same things have been SAID OF Mr.. Adams
aud we doubt not a similar result will follow.
While the latter years OF Mr. A. like those OF
Mr. Madison, viii he full OF honors, his malignant,
reYilers, like Otis & Co will he laboriag to pro.
pll'aie the offended people. whom they have
unnecessarily excited by their uniourded COM
plants and deceived by their insidous counsels.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
NXENTION.

Speech of .dr. -Negginson, Of Nelson, ia H. OF
Delegates.
Dir. SPEAKER-I am constrained 10 take the
floor, by sacred regard to the rights and inter.
estS OF those whom have the honor here 10 re-
present.
q sense oil Imperative duty, " hose dictates with
me admits OF no evasion, could alone induce me 10
throw myself upon the indulgence of the House,
In collision will, talents which, am proud to say
reflects the highest honour on INV country and
which, in addition TO their intrinsic vgour, are ma
tured by experience, and adorned by the polish, OF
continual exercise. But, If any measure could
demand patient, deliberate. and thorough inyes-
tigation, the momentous subject now under re
view affecting so materially the rights, the inter-
ests-the future destiny of Virginia, calls in the
majestic voice of this whole people, for that inve,.
ugauon' Ibey look to us as the ministers of their
VIII 10 organize Convention-this work must be
done The excitement which has for years con-
vuised the country, the dreadful comrnoton viii
which, II must be foreseen, the public mind ,.;Il
be agiiaied, should we return to our Constituents
without having performed this duty; and the biyb
and sacred obligations, which demand al our hands
me iurtherance OF their views, must admonsh us
ah VI 'he necessity OF contributing our share
IN this great design. IL the spirit of ;,rbear
ance, and calm investigation, can maintain
It's mild dominion over our deliberations tho
task will be far less difficult to effect. and
Infinitely more agreeable In its performance
than present appearances seem 10 augrr-
speculiar local interests, adheres peyinacio,islv
TO its iavorie proposition, aud will not reIinouisb
the smallest measure Of its demands. altho' con.
vinced of their incompaGbility with the great in.
teress OF the whole, the result must be FAR 9th err
wise. The various and discordant propositions
which have been submitted to the consideration Of
me Hcusp-the earnesincss and eloquence with
which they have been severally sustained, and
the iameDtable excitement which has been aIrea-
dy manifested, altogether furnish The elements Of
proracted and angry discussion rather than Of that
calm and deliberate investigation, which alone is
Hkely TO eVeniuaie in speedy and fortunate issue
MIR. Speaker-Ihc fraternal Kindness which
entertain towards this common family of the State
the obedience due 10 the rules OF decorum-
that nonito. Which tells me, myseli,-s am not ex.
empt from the common irsiltie. Of our nature and
above all, the high estimation which set upon
The honour and dignity Of tllis body, forbid me from
Intentionally inficting a wound upon any on
here, ~ Of INDUCING in personal sltercsiion.
which light draw the attention Of tue House from
the important subject now under review envy
not those sarcastic, intellectual gisdstors, who
MIKE an in6is fiIninate havock OF friend and foe
20 display their pTowess- PTincipia
r9n hon'''les, are the proper subjects Of anned.
version Cd this floor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
MIR. sECRETARY souruApn

IL is understOond, that Mr.. Southland has bee N
assigned by the President to do the duty of Score
tary of the Treasury. We have heard that Mr.
Southland has not been able to leave his bed room
duT'ng the greater part OF the present session OF
Congress; and knowing that he cannot discharge
the duties OF his own Department, we can look
upon the official annunciation of these ne duties in
no other light, than cabinet move to get Mr..
Southard translated into the Senate Of the United
States.
We understand that he is making the Navy a
LaZaretso Tor the reception of the most profgate
adherents OF the defeated party; and among the
ond its OF the day, it is said, that Mr.. Samuel L.
knapp, has been appointed Purser and .Sienogra-
phe' 10 the South Sea Expedition. II what We have
heard be true, it would appear that this appoin,
ment is made to prevent the exposure of certain
matters, relative to the services Of that gentleman
Editor Of the Journal. TTYash. TEL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
GREEN'S

CITY HOTE L,-Sr. LOUIS.
Snf1E establishment having undergone Considerable i'm.
- provement, aud sddiou being with view 10 ths
comfort Of its Patrons, is nov opened.
The PROPRIETOR so ieib gentIemen visiting ST. Louj,
wel as u, citizens and the public generally, 10 call and
Judge for henss!ye whore he will al all times be found Ar
HOME -
he embsce, h, opportunity Of expressing his gratitude Ter
ne liberal support be has received, which will stimulate him
10 further eEertions to piea.e.
Ills known experience 10 th, line Of business hsvius con.
eueted The most extensive establishment 10 the ue0 rive.
bun confidence IN believing that sVH leave his 6ouse
Carriage ard hoTSsS sl all tines Be ia readires,
TERMS.
DoMdns aud IoSging, BY the day, 81
DO. by the year 8 pee week
Boarding alone, 81 90 for the 7esr, OF 3 d,
Itot" keeping, . DO
zen D. s6-- D3M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

NSsAs committed 10 The jsi Of this county, The 18th
~ November lss runaway slave whO calls himself
NELSON, aud say, he owned by John Burton OF
The comfy OF New Kent sud sold by h 10 southern ira
der, whose nt me he does recoeet Nelson 10 about %
years Of sge Of dark complexion feet inches high and hs,
ars upon each which he says ID burn
HAD on when committed black roundabout Of hfos1cch
and psr Of blanket psoalOonG he had also with him p,
q hmespua jeaos The will forward proye bro
psy, - also ogply with The other 7u,te b. viii be
dssN with IS ;0e law diTc5.s. JAMES SHEPHERD.
5sST Of Orange county.
tft'f g,s- w5N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
NOTICE

- NOIICE.
"A SUM CT money was g and by my servant near R;.b
q mSnd eos,shGge ", 10 the ,Pros Of 1923. The own
application 10 the subscriber Brsn6vfe Prince William
county, Va. GEO. w. FITzBJjgU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
SUPREME COURT U. s.

Wednesddy january %, 1929.
Pursuant TO adjournment, the Court met this
morning at the Capitol, Present, as on yesterday,
four Justices, Proclamation being made, the Court
was opened.
MIR. Chief Justice Marshall informed the Bar oil
this Court that the Court, at its present January
term, would decline the consideration of any
cause involving the discussion Of cons,iictioirI,
question; there being present but quorum of the
Court, and by of the probability that there
will not be present, at any time of the present
term, more than five Justices.
Extract Of a letter from Salisbury ~ C. dated
January goth: - On Tuesday last, Judge John
son LETT this place Tor Washington, and about six
miles from Greensborough in going down a hill
The Stage upset, and he was very much bruised,
his forehead cut bis ancle turned, and his thumb
dislocated but it is hoped that no more serious in
jury has been sustainedas he was to leave Green's
borough on the Thursday following loy Washing
ton."
BY joint vote OF both houses OF the LepisIa.
ture on Tuesday last, SiIas. Wright was chosen
Comptroller and Greene C. Bronson Attorney
"eherai oil ms State' ". y. Pap.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

Gen. Jackson is the frs, President tina, Ia, ever
been elected in the United States, who was no
at the time in the pu lie service at the seat of gov
eminent, or in its vic nifty. BY standing law, the
votes are opened aud counted lie second Wedne =
day IN February. To wait TIL then ard inform
Gen. Jackson OF his election, would be too la g
for him 10 get on by the 4th of March. To alter
the law SO as TO count the votes sooner, might not
do, as distant States might not send them to the
seat OF government in time for that. Should the
General start from the Hermits.e without any
formal Mice, and go on TO the city upon the pre-
sumption that he is elected President would see IN
a little awkward To avoid this dilemma, we un
derssand Ia friends in both houses OF Congress
nave addr ssed him letter, inviting him to come
On as soon as convenient; and taken upon them
selves 70 announce to HIN, and to the world in an
unoticia! but substantial manner, the fact of his
election. TTeu. SD0rtd,,iap
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

NV -ORLKANs, Jan. I3.-Ycster.,ay the Ge-
neral Assembly proceeded TO the election of a
senator to Congress Upon tho FIRST ballot L.
Livingston had twenty votes. u. BouIgny seven
teen, II. johnson fifteen, 7. Butter eight, and J.
bowie two There being no election, the Legis-
lature Proce TO second. third and fourth bal
iotins ~ ;ci finally resste in the election of Ed
ward Liyin Gston; by IN jcri,y et one vote
t.9rgus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

aud to DE printed. Mr.. r. r. Barbour brou ,bt
before the House. the resolution which had pass
the Senate and House Of Represen tatiyes. Of the
third March, 1929, providing for the election Of
printer to Congress. The resolution as amend.
ed. provides that the election shall take place
within thirty days OF the close Of the session, and
shall be decided not as heretofore, by p,.rofifv
but by riCjority Of votes. MIR. =. p. Barbour
briefly explained the purpose object Of the reso
luton, which ordered TO be read a third time
Tomorrow. Tho resolutions submitted last week,
by hr. iaiiaferro, proposing to change the pre-
sent mode OF considering aud acting upon r.s0u-
tons and reports, were discussed at some length
and finally laid upon the table. The bill coninu
ing Tor the further term Of year the act grant,
ing to the corporation Of Washington. the privi-
ieSe Oh drawing lotteries, underwent a long de.
bate, in which Messrs WicklifTc, Sergeant, and
inge soil, took part; and on the motion Of Mr.
| SMITH referred back to the Committee on the Dis
trict oil Colombia, with nstruc ons to report bill
totally prohibiting the sale of lottery tickets il,
that District. The House then took up the bill for
| the relief OF Harris & Fauow the consideration
OF which had been postponed until Yesterday. MIR
Whittlesey opposed The claim OF the part Is in cues
| ton; which was ably and eioquentiy supported by
Mes.rs: Mccoy Ramsay John $. Barbour. W eemt
ai sour O'clock, when the House adjourned with
out coming to decision upon the subject.
~. S. Tel.
"'Sonut W dUOpe0 Dy the CitfZrns
OF Louisville, Ky, letter of coincidence was ad-
dressed TO Gen. Jackson by the Committee appoint
| ed for that purpose
REPLY OF GEN. JACKSON
"HERMITAGE, Jan. 3, 1929.
! "Gcnf'cnen:--i have received your letter oil
the 29th Dec. last, AMI the resolutions of condo
! ience, accompanying it. Could any thing recon-
pcnse the loss which have sustained by the af-
'iictiye diPensaton of Divine Providence, il oug
to be found IN the soothing reflection, that sh.
who was the victim oft mericd the respect ofthe
| good and the pous, and pray you to be assured,
that though 1T fills my heart with the most solemn
emotions, am not rendered insensibe to the tri-
buie which my friends in Louisville have been
pleased TO Offer 10 her memory.
beg You to convey TO them my sincere thanks
for this proof OF their affection for me- and to ac-
cept for them, as well for yourselves, the as.
surance OF my best wishes and sincere regard.
Your most obi scr'vt,
AND. JACKSON.
h1essIs. Worden Pope, Richard Steele. A. L..
Campbell, VIM. Chambers"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

VIRGlNIAAt Rules holden in the Clerks office Of the
Superior Court of Chanccry for the bynchburg DE-
trct, the 9TH day of January, I529. David and VIM
Kyle sursi wing partners ofthc klc mercantile firm
nf kyles " Mays, Puff. against Andrew Patterson,
David Ramey admr of MARY RaIney, dnc. aud
PcytoE Hunter aud Ramith his wite formerly Ra-
mith Ramey, Defts.
The defendant Peyton Hunter and Ranlith his w'le,
not having entered their appearance and gVen security
according the ofAssembly and the rules Of hi
coafi, Ind appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they inhabitants of this country II Is ordered
TINT the said do appear here the first day
Of the term and the bill Of the p.ain and
that's copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted
newspaper prutcd IN the of f.ynchburg for twn
months succcsvely. and posted front door of the
CON thouse 40 the sad town.
copy --Tcste, J. WILLS, &C.
Jan. 10 aami5