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THE VIRGlNHAN.
LYNCBBURG, JAN. 1. 1879.

M. NGdison's Ltlters-The reader will find
a rich r.pasi ~ the two letters Of Mr. Madison
TO Joseph c. Cahell, est or the subject ni the
constitutional power of Congress IN relation 10
the imposition OF duties on foreign imports with
an eye to the protection and encouragement vi
domestic manufactures They have been pub.
lishrh al happy perlod--when the politicians
ofa younger generation, aud OF an infinitely les
know ledge OF the motives winch actnated the
trainers ofthe federal constitution, than Mr. Ma.
olson must necessarll, possess, are endeavoring
10 strip The general government OF power
without the exercise OF which. IN such country
rs ours ali the benefits OF a confederation ui Ia
dependent sovereis nt,es would be the shadow
OF name This rebuiSc To the rawlings ofthe Son.
thcrn malcoutenis was necessary and not one
.ef The advocates Of system which IT sanction d.
Toned and perspvered ~, will render MS eier-
nally dependent in great measure, on foreign
movers will be able 10 meet the unanswcIable
reasoning which demonstrates botn the consti.
nationality and expedency ofthe lariA 81 stem.
We suspect that even The Richmond Enquirer
will cease to rpconmend its standing motto,
70 the study Of Political Economists " Lotssts
Mons fnre ~ rs H. zeal for the =" let us alone
policy cannot but be tempered down by it's
ridiculous character waen attempted 20 be made
a fixed and universal rule.
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COMMUNICATION 20, As rTrgi.,qn

Messrs. Editors
Ky giving the following an insertion IN your
next papet, you viii very much obilgs friend
10 Equal kight..
hase ever made il n principle of duty 10 ac-
quiesce IN the laws and customs oi the land m
winch take up my residence bat Mheu thasn
laws appear ~ a. generous, aud sh,nid rs our
y cent "a tROLE law ,lrrs-l likewise de. n,
u my duty TO protest against them and | tAf-
aestly solicit the huennonnt ca did pubic 10
'h's subject. 'hAt OR patroe iaw may be So
modihed aud ,lUproved as 10 releVe our rlth
zens IN some degree from tie arinou, duty
Imposed npon the u. Il Is Tue iaei lhai man,
who are IN delicate health, aud ha,lng 10
property al stake, are onled upon. and CON.
PEELED, oncr ~ Two weeks, h scour the
streets these long ledInns y,lntrr nights. IL
prottei the lives md prurertp ot our wealthy
. citizens linauy Of WHOM nrr eSemut from
phlrOie duty w'thonl being provided with the
least feirsslImtut or accommodation what
ever.
shall Mt now sl1rmpr 10 poihf out the
course which lthnk ncrGssarv - In pursued
IA Order 10 oSsunge onr parole law, bnt |
trust thai COR wealthy cltisrps especially
thcse whose minds are So mech exercised rs-
speeding our su'rtY, will after due reelection,
adopt some ncthrd 10 relieve Us from the in
conVenirncPs and expenses arising from our
too frequent CA'ts 10 perform Datru,e duty. II
they ranh.t rflcct Il rrvOln Ion III the law thoy
eau, II they consider II necessary, 10 hnve a
ps'rule GU, furnish a5npper or snack the
eXpruss aud trouble nf hich would to- small
~ comparison with the dhtv OF the patroie
VINO IRE undur the necessity of furnishing
themselves At the tavern with anpppr, Or
spend the live long night IN the streets with
m a. II l.
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ITEMS.

Roberti. Crittenden, Of Kentucky, has been
nominated to the Senate as an associateJusrice
of the Supreme Court OF the United States. in
the place of Judge TrimbIe. dec.
Vice President Jno. Z. Calhoun. has arrived
at Washington, and taken the chair as pre-
oiding'oflcer Of the S'nst"'
Correspondent of the N. Y. Commercial
states, iha, the statement that President Adams
intended TO reside in Washington, ia IA mistake
He has taken the house Of Commodore Porter
for a few months, until he arranges ;his affairs
prep,ratory TO his future residence at gum
cy.
Lchoboa Bariicr.-This able representative in
Congress from New Hampshire. IN a letter to
his constituents, declines being candidate for
the mex, Conge.ss
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THE CONVENTION,

The mnmhers oi the lpgisat nre friendly 10
have lalely held meetings in thu Capitol 10
concert measures upon that subject. ""
understand these meetings were held Tor sec.
iiuual purposes, Al the first meeting, none
east OF The Ridge being invited, and Al the So
cond meeting. though a few We're invited, not
more han one member GasI tho mountains
attended, we much ~regret this course.
Where The loading object is sectional power
and advantage. and not to improve the fun.
damental law. Of the State, little good can b }
expected. a, the first of these meetings, Mir.
Doddridge mai. p long aud able address after
which an adjournment was moved, At thu
adjourned meeting last Monday evening, they
were addressed bq Me.srs. DndArihge, Weth-
cred, Mason of Frederick aud Rayly. On put.
ting the question. ,hs following resolutions
were adapted
Ibe Committee TO which were referred sun.
clay resolutions offered by Mr. Gnidridge a, -
meeting of mcmpeis of the present General As
spmbv, friendly Ia the call of a Convention
submit the following rs the result Oh their deli
! berations;
Resolved That although the present conktiiu.
ton recognizes the right oi the people, to alter,
abolish o, amend their form ol government. yar
! they do not hold Tint right by such aelnov-
Judgement but by the power 10 govern, natural
aud inherent. which belongs 70 The majority II
every free State. Aud inasmuch as the Con.
| s.itutlon has pointed ont no mode, by which this
| ricm shall be exercised, tho people have both
The righ and the power TO exercise II IN suCt
way as then best judgments, regulated by q
sense Of justice and iorhsar2nce. snail dictate.
| Hssotred, That be- recommended :" thf ,nrc
ting, that they insist in the Gsnefa AssenbI,
u.,on the passage oil a law, by "h'ch the whit
population. ms ascerla ned by The census oi
! 1870 snail be equally represented IN Conyen
ton,
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Rrras4. Q, ke'itlssg i--t,ov. M,isa'te .,a,es.
IN his communication b. the Legislature - tha,
state, On the "a ul, Tint there vii be deficit of
"pva'ds al $50 90 IL the end ol the PIE itn, lis.
cal year.
a late Leesburg. Va. paper contains an &C.
count ofthe nil Of d., Daniel r. B,o"n. char
s"d with the cr,me of y,a,sing COUNTER it,, dollars
He WIS acquitted
u ). ttaa.or from lUane.-lhe Portland
Advertise, saws the rerer, which has gone the
sounds, that General KING Ia appointed by
hat State TO I'LL the vacancy oecasionrd by
the resignation OF Mr. Paris, is without founda.
ton.
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Dec 90

NOfICE That whereas, did on The day
"a of 1877 make conveyance OF my lite
rstae IN a certain parcel Of Negroes VIZ :;
Fhcmas, NJnuS. solomon, Sam. Betty. Adam,
hiara and three children, Sally and two ch''-
dren, Jenny aud Nv children, Lucinda aud ono
child aud Nancy 10 Edward Jordan upon GER
tAin condition., which said conditions not hav-
ing been Complied with and tor other reasons
the aforesaid property was legally arrested
rom his possession and returned 10 him or dis
charged from saii process by reason OF com.
promise entered ln,o between him and myself
conditioned for the surrender ot sad ne
groes or part thereof 10 nc al the close OF
'heyear 1898 the terms Of this compromise he
NE said Jordan now refuses 10 comply win.
This, therrlor, is to torwarn all persons from
1Irlng ar in anv manner trading for sad ne
;ro', a, shall seek possession either Mt law OF
equity ELIZABETH LEWIS.
Jan | q
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THE CONVENT1oH.

This subject is probably now undergoing
m animated debate in our Legislature ! il"
diP,eully of liking the criterion OF reprc'enia-
ton 10 sui, The views aud wishes al ali parls
OF die State, is found 10 DO great. Tho small
counties arc unwilling 10 surrender the reh'
of county representation, and, among others,
there Is differences Of opinion, WHETHER the
bHsis shal, be agreeable 10 the Congressional
or Senatorial Districts. We fehr so much in.
terest 10 awakened on this suffice as to leave
no prospect ,hat ,hs attention OF the Leg'sla
ture will be ei7an 10 other important objects,
such as internal improvements, &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-01

Turnpike from Coriag'or 10 Lpn'hbnrg. -
The Legislature passed law two or three
SESSIONS past, authori5ing the construction Of
Turnpike road from Covington TO this place.
Some attempts were then made to get sub
scriplion 10 the Stock. but without success
We hage understood Of late. that the ahabi.
;ants Of Lexington asd iss vicinity. have late
" revived tho project, and obtained subscr'p'
lions to a large amount. Is not Lynchburg
Interested in this matter? Ii our neighbors
over the Ridge can construct tni. Turnpike 10
the Canal-ough; zee not to complete II 10
this place
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MARX EIS.

During the Christmas Holydays, few tran NJ
lions IN any Of the staple articles hive taken
place Wheat maintains its price. + % Ia
Flour something has been done The sales lave
been from So 10 10 "a lot OF Family Flour
was sold II 81 The retail price for the Lest
Family, Is S8. Corn may ue quoted at - p.
Tobacco from SO 10 =. bu, no very iiur Of tn.
new crop has yei bren in markei
Pork.-1here il !rt'e in market the price is
finn n, 81 80. We learn from Richmond and
pete'sbng that there Is great abundance in those
places II had declined 10 ~ and was dull at
that
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Commission Business.

FN1uE. suhsor,hrf havin. entered into the
n Cen mission business oilers his sef,i-
ees 10 TIN merchants aud planters trading IN
thip place. Tobacco. Flour, aud hthrr pro.
Jnce, enniiird "a his ea,s IT, seil or ship will
he strictly aiirudrd 10. He is provided with
Slornge IN fire pronf housn on main street
FOR thp reeep'ion oil Flour, Whiskey and pack
,.,s ol Goods. SAMl.. HANNAH.
Jan |. I'm
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OBII'tI.ARY
In Econoaist has ieG us :

aS'f"ftHff'"'
DEPARTED ihi. l.fe. IN Tuesday the 23rd
IT this instant, Dec. NJ. Mii.LNfR cox, of
o county oil Atnh v hi. i spns tlon has
been ofa long aud lingering duration, he had
entered his Doth year u age, AMI lnring the
space Of % years, he lad hreh afflicted, and
almost constantly cnnhued to his house, aud
considerable pan al that tune, To- his bed !;
notwithstanding MS uniarlunhta cnse rs re-
speci- 10 his health, lis industrious ard perss.
vering mind. has brt u vigilauily engaged for
the general weai uf bis family, his industry n
economy have been amply rewarded. lie has
lei, bercavsd ronsori, sorrowing children,
aul numerous relatives and friends. lnns t.
lament the irrensrahle loss ot this wnr hy
man, Those who nave had the pleasure OF
m acquaintance with NJ. Coz, can best mp.
pr.Claie bts merit.
Ne was a kind and having husband, a pnr-
"nt he Vas Indeed. and asa neighhor, there
WIS uone ma cprl him excel in Kindness In
all his dealings, he wsss pan of the noblest
work of God. AN honrst man. 10 ms servants.
he wis good master. without austrri,y, indul.
gent Ia a prudent degree hut with all those
qualifications, he Is now M more, with those TO
whom lie wss So lear. although his affection has
been 40 long aud poignant. he hofe the s'me
with that inrlitudo which bespoke the character
| am here PORTRAY ug, humbls resignng In.
cause 10 the will OF Heaven Ills mind, 10 tho last
appeared steadiaslly placed on snbllnli'y he
therefore desired greatly 10 I've relieved from this
suhlnnnry vale ofieaf,, having firm and un
dauuted confidence OF his acceptance with bls
God
" When can read my title clear, 10 manslau. 3
III ihe skies,
I'm bid farewell 10 every fear und wipe my
weeping ryes
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, On the go ,n.i. by the Rev.
YIN. :. Reid. Mr.. t.DaiN NJ. MATTHEWS,
uf Ilis placs. Ia Miss EMILY MILDRED,
eldest daughter oil col. Pleasant NJ. ooggin OF
Bedford.
MARRIED, an ,he e5i, inst. ty Tho Reyd.
Grnilh Diesetson, DIR SONS l.. COLE. oil
Stokes county. v 1. fothr amlahie aud much
admired cASANDRl CAROLINE, dsat ht.
.rof Captain john NhAr, Vi P,isylvania,
Virginia.
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Caution 10 purchaser Of Oa.-Tbere Lave
been, of late, serious frauds practssd up
O n the purchasers of Oil in this place by part
ly filing the casks with water the Oh being
specifically lighter. rises to the top. From
some of these casks, eighteen To twenty Eve
gallons of water have been drawn.
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XyII-I,IAN. u.UiJ.RAED,
NJ TIE YEAR 1925

Al Carlton & Cos old AdHd,
'KK,S Just received Supply Oh
ER Ladies fashionable square toe Prunel'a
Shoes
Do do Spring Heel Walking Prn-
nelia do. very cheap
Do tine Spring aud high Heel Sealshlns do
Misses hne Sealsk'n do
Aud two cases of Gentlcmen's fine Boots
At redaced prices.
Nec Is. 31t
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Bail9arS 1!GrLytg.B Der. .

b6f13"tf 1iGfhfts. Dfc. :.
The prices nf tlom ra,t ,aried hut little
sinre our last report. H. che earlt part OF the
week 10 "Wednesday nrusiyr. ,aea Of Howard
srrrri finur from store TO considerable a
mount wsre made AT s., a " y per bar.
rel, cas- Early ths morning lElldav) a lot Of
100 hHfels, OF this Description wax sold Al i !
cash, hut II Was the only one; several parcels
wrrr subsequently, sold to-day at -, ~ Z pc,
barret, cash and some Of th. holders now -.
fuse b. sell al that price. lhe wagon prlcr ~
ST,67 / =. athoueh III few tna'aucrs 80 were
pad. Several sales Of Guy Wills / our ~et.
made ON Wednesday al : 81 II ~ per bar
rel cash o. interest added To-day there WIS
4 sale NJ IS, pp 10 days credit and s, vrral
sales At ! 3, interest addrd. A sale Of $50 bar
reIs Susqueiliuna was made IN Wednesday at
IS -, On tour mouths credit
.srae".
CoaaR Crops We ,egrer to state, that the
seyere frost OF 5undav moinin2---has c,d hort
the Co'lon cr"p, vert considerably. The long
Cuulmped drought IN the "nry pat Of the sta-
son. checked the growth Of the plani--and few,
II any, OF our ptpnieis calculated On more ihnn
half crop. The rams IN August and Septem-
Der revived thS plant, aud produced a Second
2rawth.-from which many Of our best planters
calculated ON n third u, It fDHrth OF "A crop
Of ihis kind The crop Of Louisiana aud MIss,s-
sippi--wonld have neen DEFICIENT tins year, com.
pared with lie lasi--from the destruction coca
stoned by the overlooking of the Mississippi =.
and il Is now no longPr "A matter Of doubi :.
that our crops will be very short. Those
OF our planters---who can afford 10 hold up
their crops, must realize n better price TOR
them--in the spring. when the continuation
of the deficiency reaches the European maj
hctS.
We are requested TO state upon the best an.
tholity, hat the ciops OF North Alabama aud
Tennessee, will not be equal 20 those OF last
wear aud from South Aiabama--"e learn, that
the lot aud the caterpillar have destroyed
nearly half the crop. Upon the whole /; We are
inclined to believe. the exports from the Cult
of Mexico in 1879, will fall short Of thar OF
1923, tall 90 900 bales. Nachc5 hrlcL
Cotton Btn,Iets.--The growers of Gotten in
the United States will We think, find II greatly
10 their advantage 10 encourage the manuiac.
tire Of blankets made Of Cotton. particularly
such as mhy he Of the United States, not Ouiy
on account of their being somewhat cheaper,
and equally as warm, bat that II will create
greater consumption oil on raw material, winch,
in consequence Ofthe great quantities now prp-
duCed IN the United States, has assisted TO re-
ducr tie pTIce. we hnEe iTeiutnlly urged THIS
subject On our citizens, and We are nov ,nduc.
ed torefer To il, in consequence n viewing some
recently gent from RoueH, in France to the
house Of Ro5naiile n TdJbe Of tins city. Tins
description OF blankets are made ofiuiericr Cot.
ton, are 4 feet 7inches wide and feet lone
and may be had at from 50 to 81 so i BAR.
from 20 to aud 20 per cent loves than those of
the snrne size, made of wool IN.
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Boar,Iers Wanted.

TIVE subscriber has rented the house IN
u New London. belonging 10 Seth Ward,
esq. lately occupied by Mrs. Alexander, and
would like In take fey bnsrders Young gen
demon wi.hing 10 attend the Rev. Hr, Cobb's
school, can be accommodated by the snh'cri-
her ponreasonable ,er0ls. GEO. BOYD.
Taa. l. SO
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JOHN WILLS, elk
COMMIs SiONER'S OttiCE, !

Ly0chbnrg. 24lh H0V. ISlS,
Tho parties ia tins cause viii take notice,
that have appointed Saturday tho four
tesnth day sof March next. IN carry
he foregoing order of court into effect,
on which dav, AT the hour Of nine ~
O'Clock \. NJ. they are required 10 n.
tend nj lny Office, in th,- town, with their
accounts, vouchers, aud copies Of court pa.
pers. prepared lor examination and settle
ment. Gil. Z. JOHNSTON, G..
Jan. wIw1O
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nj OIiGE--Bv siltu. of deed Of trust, bear
" my date the 9th day Of June. 1923. execu
ted 10 me by John johnson, which Is duly 10.
corded IN The county court of Campbell, mnd.
to secure the pasmcn, Of certain sums oi money
due Thomas johnson. admr. nj slohn John
son, dec. aud Tor other purposes IN said decide
pressed. shall proceed 10 sell NJ public nuc.
ton, ON Thursday the 9th day oI Feb. next, iot
cash. al thr present residence of III said johL
Johnson. m the county of tampbrll, on Sepe tn
creek, the following valuable property, 10 vii !.
22S 9acres of Innd on stanton River aud 81.
nccd creek, 20 acres ofln6d on Cub geek IN the
county OF Campbell ; aso, 3 likeiy negro slaves
. horses, IL head Of cattle, . sheep. 20 hogs )
feather beds aud furniture, aad all said Join
Johnsoa's household and klichen furniture and
all his plantation utensils, J % can, 3 primo
trace Chains aod loom. HE sale will contn
ne from day 10 day Unnecessary The trustee
will convey such llte only ms Is visited in him hy
virtue Of the deed above named. which is beliey-
ed to be good.
WA |. HARVEY, Trustee.
Jan. /. tbs
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To pbusiciqQs ant Citizens.

70 Physicioas daG Cttt@en$.
VI HAVE procured from New York and Phil
q slslphia. two Young gentlemen who have
been regularity raised 10 the Apo'hecargs busl-
ae2s-Pn, .cians and Citizens WHO may favor
No WIN lhcu recipes or orders NAV rest n'sfr'
red they ali a.,eng, be filed by thu above m'n.
TONED gentlemen OF myself
HOWEL DAVIES.
Main street Lynchburg.
nnc
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A ~ T0LEN from The mbsetls
MHTM * Der. on The night If IN
DSxfN 2m ind. black Ho,se, a.
w bout III hands high or yens
oh Wih II star IN has forehead
HIS fai oa, docked roiher short for horse o!
his siet. Is hin, aud tts ha,r rubbed vi he up
PEI pdh oft Ne rides pleamuiip, and Ia, bess
accustomed 10 moring b,ntiv. generally in pa,e
or rack, he irois psH yet seldom unless apen,g o.
~ going mp Hill III has been rset,dig shod. Il Is
btttred aitround lie had on n haB piare brI.
die. nsariy new, and filled NTH far fait.r. %
Phttm spirai SPRING mddi, me Top u the cantie
broken, Nth brorcasrot skin houan and pfdied
pring airnp', d"d blanket seeed IN me- pad
4 liberal re'en' mi be po,d for he d,tirery d
he said horst, 40 10 tie mbsulber IN Lunch.
burg. ~. OHENA.
jan t,lo
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NUS.AW Az

HNE0M the subscriber, on Christmas DAY,
r. at the second Toll Gate, on the Turnpike
leading from Lynchb1rg 10 Liberty, n negro
man Dick, he had on when be len me u Jeans
coat ot light mixed co'or Hnd ,aninluons of
the SANE, anew wool hat aud new shoes, be
il about five feet eight or ten inches high,
'w"ufy Two or twenty three Nears old, stout
made. he has u scar on his cheek. think the
right one he says vas rni with Ii knife, also,
one on his hrnj, lhink the len side, ms urge
as tho pain Of the hand, small scar on his
breast, his neck ia scared with a burn |
purchased - OK from Richard Watkins. ia tho
county Of powhatan, Va. sod II il no likely
he viii attempt to get hack ~ TINT neighhar-
hood Any person appreheuding snii hoy &
delivering him 10 Mr.. Jubal CundiII OF Nv
London. Campbell county, Va or To the spbs
scriber, shai receive the reward III ten dollars
aud all reasonable Charge paid.
ISHMAEL DAVIS.
Jan. J. 2th
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Cotion.-This article continues 10 improve
in our market Last week the price was qno
ted NJ 3 centspef ib.-.We understand that
eight Cents eau now be h,ained
HmliseWs paper Dee. 10.
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t(FN 49,

FUrIiE Grncery aud Commission business
q in which the above named frn has
beeu engaged, will n future, he conducted
in tho same tenrmeni, t~n doors ahovo The
market honsr, hy the subscriber where he
intends. 81 all time 10 keen on hand. n gen.
era assortment Ct urpe"rirs.
SAM McCoRXLE
Jan 81
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NTiRGlNTA-Ai a superior Cont al Chan.
" Gerry, holden NJ the town ol Lynchburg
on the 81 day Of Oct. 1923.

NiRGlNTt-A' superior Court al Chan.
v Gerry. holden n the town ol Lynchbmg,
OF the 81 day Of Oct. 1928
John Miller. Itf.
ArhinH
Oliver MrRrynold5, edmr de hnnis non of
John u. Bmdiev, dec. VIM. Evans and Mary
his WIFI bewis brown nrd Judith his wife.
Jane J. Dnnningion aud Robert KeDable and
Ophel,a hs vito, Henry K,ngsh,rry and Man.
cy his wife. Int Nancy Bradley, aud tlxh
both Ilolcombc, exrx. oil john iIolooinbe ,dor.
deis.
The defendan's, Henry kingsherry aud
Nancy ms wife, who Is ont of TIL.
country and against whom the plaintiff
appears II have proeee1rd in the mode
prescribed bV law against ahsrnf defendants,
still tailng 10 appear aud answer, on the mo
lion OF The plaintiff by counsel lie court doth
take his blli Tor conlessed. as that defend
ant. and lie cause coming on - b. hrHIj on
the bill answers oi the other defendants, OF.
'ver MciseFnolds, Wm Evans aud Macy his
~h", Lewis Brown and Judith hi, wife. Jana
J Huntington and Robert Veuhhle and ophe
liza bis WHY, exhibits and the decreial orders of
b" l2th day OF February 1892, and the 5ih
day ni July, 1926 which appear 10 hive
been duly served on the defendant, Elizabeth
hoIcombr, was argued by counsel. Ca con
sderaiinn whrreni, the court DOH order lhht
one OF Us Commissioners do take an account
Of the estate Of John w. Bradley, dee, as also
an account al the personal assets ol the sad
John w. Bradley, dec. which have been mp
piled by his admr. to the payment OF debts
binding The heirs Of the aAd Jchn W. Brad
ley, deceased, sna report the same 10 ihe
court, with any matters specially stuffed
Thought pertinent by himself or required by
The paiIies 10 be go stated.
A copy-Iegie
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S5 WARM.
Pocket Hook I.nSt.

n OSi on the Main Street in the town oil
Lynchhnre, between Planters Ware
House aud The MARKET house, calf skin
pocke, hool containing thirty Sir dollar. Two
go bills aud three - bills on the irgnia
Bank, aud ore dollar in silver bill III
loose tobacco sold ie Moses Preston, Two
whea, receipts on one piece Of paper, me II.
ven to Saml. Ya,es, and or" TO thr subscri.
Der, Yates Ret, for9 bushels ~ lbs, iheothor
l6 bushels - los, and one fine tooth comb
| Will give the above reward To any one who
will deliver said Poke, Cook and conrent.
10 Smiih aud Bagysil in Lynchbure, or to
myself living IN P:itsvIvanis county.
CHRISTOPHER BlkGHAN.
Jan. L. 3s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-01

Office The Coparinership heretofore
" existing under the firm OF Wilks and
Nv Corkle, was this dey dissolved by mutual
consent.
All persons Saviog any claims against the
said frm, and all thnse who nre indebted 10
the same ara requested 10 settle tho,raccnHnls
with Samuel McCorkle, who alone is author
ised TO settle oil affairs of the concern.
BENZ. WlLkS,
SahlL. McCORhLE.
Dec co