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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

. IIttFWVtI y ioE1s
CEHTLEmEN;--Thc congratulations Of my
f1ends and neigbhors Of Nashville and its vicpi.
~, on the result of the Presidential election, are
received with sentiments Of tie waFInest gait
tude.
''lo illc Partially Of my fellow citizens must
ascTibc the favorable terms in which you are
pleased tospeak Of my character aDd services 10
neXion with the future prosperity Of or conmtn
country. Should the contingency happen to which
yooF language allydes, have nothing 10 offer,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-03

4 Z
u The Executive and Auxiliary Committees
appointed to make arrangements for the approach
ing Fair, for the benefit of the Female Humane
Association OF this City, respectfully requested
TO meet at the residence of Mr.. Bailey, at the
Corner OF and 9th Streets, OH Monday next Il,
II o'clock a. III. if fair, if no, the next fair day
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,., iaeIy Of Peace '0ifh Peru.-A Boeots Ga.
ne''e extraordinary of Oct. olsi .svs. a ~,
.he ie'n INST. the Secretary ofFo,s,Sn as.;p'
received the defnitive Treaty of Pascs oon
e,aufa on The 22nd Of September be,wesn 'U ~.
pi'n's'ers rie"'potenliary of Colombia am me
,e'us ana Inc same has been commun;cs,st ~" ho
'ae Secretary Ofhis E1celIency the I;hsr.,o ~
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tr;e,.'art variant II OF hostile, and plans might
h. stopt ed 10 enrich the latter, witch would
i,npoyefi.h the former. yet the Ian would have
no adj auaie motive TO do injssties 10 me eea.
and tnes theAcs infer .lihe propfieiy oil giving
20 the Essi poser in The government f""e,
what inexperienced 10 their contributions OF
revenue, n power adequate 20 the protection o'
their rtopsrty they theme. also inief, 'ps
psftect security ofihe West, against the pow.
sr of the Eaa.-and the alarming danger
that. IL The power Of the government, were W
| The hands Of the Western penpie, " nhhe'
they think the rule OF the majority would pro
badly saon carry IL the property oi tie h"s
tern people would be UuJnsily taxed, un"'se
avs affecting The vslne Of their slaves ana
dangerous 10 the peace Of the community
would be enacted, and schemes adopted mh'.h
mig hi ispply he revenue contributed ny 'he
East. to he Improvement oil the estates VI '"o
West
This Is believed TO be fair ontiW oil the
principnl ground. on whca the friends oil the
con.ouud ratio resi- It's deience-Some subor
dinaie considerations have been called 10 ibeir
aid, and many orenious, able aud eloquent
argument. have lett IL wanting IN no'h'oe,
but int rinsic merit TO recommend Il TO our al
fccions and our judg nent.
/ readily Subscribe Mr. {. to the proposition,
thar IN indispensable ohjeei OF every good go
yernnent Is The security Of property, and 'hhi
| no government which does not a1urd that Sc
cuThy can be n sale depository of the lber'y,
and HE uf The citizen but | utterly deny
,ha, there is amy thing in the peculiar situation
Of Virginia. " Inch should induce us 10 look Tor
that security IN thu power oiihe minority or
which iheaie ems the serious dauge swbicb gen
llemen appfehsnd, from the power OF The ma
lorn, On the contrary. insist that the ma
joiity have more To lear iron, the power oi the
minority than the minority has to fear from
thcirs, that under the rule oil the M Jnrty pro.
peuy will be more secure. legislation more just
and wise. the people more hnppy, aud the coun.
try more prosperous.
ToBE cosriSnTD
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thn, = writ Of election issue 10 the Sherf OF The
county Of Nicholas TO suppl, The vacancy.
After debate IN which Me.srs. Rises Of r.
q, Harvis. Terrii, Aadetsoa aud Stephenson
isok part, the question was taken on hearing
The documentary evidence aud carried, ayes %,
uoes 81.
The debate vas still farther continued, by
he same gentlemen and Messrs. Mclaughlin
and Cary, when the reading Of the evidence
was continued.
The question wa. finally put on Mr. Terr'If
motion, and rejected.
And then the question was put on agreeing
TO the resolution of the Committee, and was
carried 10 the aft, NATIVE.
On motion of Mr.. Griffin OF s., leave was
given TO bring in bill tn amend The act con.
earning the provisioning oil lands in certain
Counties
A motion was matte by Mr.. Bland for leave
TO bring IN a bill allowing free man Of color
in Lewis county, 10 remain Ten years in the
State. ADD rejected.
Petitions were presented-by Mr.. Miller,
from sundiy citizens of Cumberland, Powha.
tan and Goochland, praying certain alterations
in the regulations on The James River Canal
by Mr.. Anderson from jacob Price proposing
10 change the bed OF he road from Flncaste to
Mr. Keller, from Hurry Webb, tor leave to e.
rect a dam across the north fork of HolsioD
liver which were referred 10 Committees.
Aud the House adjourned i'll this day II o.
clock.
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The Convention assembled AT eleven o clock
aud was opened with prayers by the Rev.
| Mir Harnrf Of the Roman Catholic Church
when the President took the char
The Convention thru resolved nsei Into
| COMMITTEE OF the Whole, Mr.. DoddIidse in the
| char.
On Mr. Summsrs' molinn. his proportions
! Tor the organization of The county tribunals
was taken sp--Nr Summers proposed 10 di-
vide each county into wards. not less than
! three nor more than seven and 10 elect in
each ward, ~ the voters qualified to vote for
members OF the House Of Delegates, one com.
missioner, and that the commissioners elected
in the several wards, ought 10 form Board of
Police for their respective counties.
The 9TH Resolution was as follows -" Re
solved that il ought TO be the duty o the sever
al ,ar1s al police from lime to time, to recon
mend 10 him suitable persons to I'll the Offices
10 Justice Of The Pence. and 10 make any other
reco III men dat,on, aud perform such other du.
ties ms may be required by law. On Mr., Pow.
els motion. the word re-oived' was stricken
Out ayes l9. noes "a, SO as 10 destroy the
whole resolution.
Mr. johnson then moved TO strike out the
word I" resolved" III the first resolution, so as 10
destro, the whole series OF resolutions, which
was carried, ayes 81.
NJ, Powell then moved that the Committee
rise and report TO the House-when IA long de-
bette ensucd- Mr. Mercer wishing the question
10 be hr,l taken Gu the resolution Of Messrs.
Cor Ion aud Upslur on the basis of representa-
ION uniled-and therefore he opposed the ris-
ing Of the Committee until that question: test.
ing the sentiment of the Committee on his
compound proposili,n, should BE- iaken-Aller
"A long discussion, MIR. Powell Withdrew his
motion for the Committee 10 rise, when Mr..
Scott renewed ii.
The questinn WAS taken on the rising of the
Commit ce, aud reporting their proceedings 10
ihe Ho1ss; md lost, ayes 4 noes ~
MIR. Mercer then submitted the motion, that
the question he taken On the resolutions of
Messrs. Gordon aud Upshur combined.
Mr.. Leigh suggested rs reaspn for not lax.
ing thr question: that here were several III EN-
beers OF the { Convention absent.
Alter some conversation among different
members, Nr. Mercer mo, ed tor the Commit.
tee to rise; which was carried
And then the Convention adjourned
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English, Classical and M,,bo...
SEMINARY
VINE Snb.criber bsv,n. al,

.- o"o'ci','er having abandoned .
lion s re.oe o. +fe'%ng from his present NE
public. that this institution NAV no and IN
as permanently established, aud tba, ,' ,S
s ,a' VIII commence on Monday ~, ,b g.'
..,n ne assures parents and guardian, h., .
ae""re ess,'.o N, snail be used "promos' h
number of scholars jIsiif, il, u. Inould Il
"ss,,ta shall he Immediately enpsssdq uaI liz
he course of instruct lion embraces u
Latin French and English Langnaaa"" we urff
Algebra, GEOMETRY, Plane T 'igomom.."'', "a Al
, ".", Surveying, Geography, with lbe J. NJ !.
me nl"bes, History, Reading, &c. &C. use
lhe metre of Creek and Latin y
moch neglected, bn, important par, If r. l, 10
co. ; aeI u'r'ments, together " iii the proo MA
ION OF those languages, and OF m. r o"uo.
Shali be particularly attended 10. '''ei
De- JOHN CARY
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TWENTY FIRST CONGRESS-,

! Monday Dec. Ia. la the SENATE no bust
ness WAS done OF any imnoriance. The Rev.
Mr.. Johns was elected Chaplain. The vote
! stood. for MIR. Johns 81 Durbin 81. The
President gave the casting vote for Mr. Johns.
In the HOUSE, af,e. reading the Committees
on further business appearing, the House i'm
mediateIy adjourned. The following are the
Com u,i'lees =
On Manufactures ,-Messrs. Mallary, Stan
berry { onditt, Martin, Daniel, Irwin, of Pa
Morrel.
On hdian Affairs -Mesrs. Bell, Lumpkin,
Kinds, Slorrs, oil CT, Hubbard, Gather, Lew
Foreign ABairs -Messrs. Archer Everett
of Mass. Taylor, Polk. Wilde, Crawford
| BarnwelL
On Commerce Lamhreleng, New
ton Gorham, Harvey, Sutherland, Howard,
Wayne.
Public La1ids.--Messrs. isascks. Jennings,
Duncan. Hunt. Potter, irwin OF Ohio. Clay.
Post Office aud Post Roads -Messrs joint
S'o OF Ky Conner. Msgee, Hodges, Russell
McCreery, Campbell.
. District of Columbia -Messrs Powell OF
New York, Allen, Washington, Farnum, Talia
! ferro, Ihr'e, Srmmes.
Jndiciary -Messrs. Buchanan, Wickliffe,
StorIs OF New York Davis OF S. Iarulina
Bouldin. Ellsworth. White of Louisiana.
! Revolutionary thdims.-Burgess, Dickinson
Fry, Wmgate, Goodenow, Young, Brown.
/ Public Expenditure Hall. Davenport oil
Va Lyon, Maxwell of New York, Spencer
of Md, Thompson, Norton.
Private idnd Claims --Gnrlev. Stefigere
! NuckolIs Pets. Test. Foster, Baylor.
Military .4fairs. Messrs. Draytion, Vance
Desha, Findley, Blair Of S. c. Mitchell
Spaieht
Ndrni Affairs Messrs Hoffman, Crownn
shield, Miller, Ripley. Carson, Dorsey White o
n. Y.
Agriculture. -Messrs. Spencer ofN. Y. VIII
son, Ross, Smith of Pa. Standiler, Deberry
{ handler.
Trriiorits-Messrs. Clarke of Ky. Green
Creighton, Armstrong, Angel, Cowles, w. b
Shepherd.
Military Pensions--Messrs. Bates, Lee
compt, Forward, Chiffon, Hammons, Bockee
Ford
Rerisdi & unfinished Business Messrs
Pearce, Read. Pearson.
accounts. Halsey, Swan, Broad
head
Elections. -Messrs. Aston, Tucker, Clai
borne. Randolph, Johnson of Ten Beekman
Coleman
Ways T. Mean,.-Messrs. McDufIie, Yer
planck, Dwight SWy,h OF Va. Ingersoli, Gil
more Overton.
On Claims --Messrs Williams, Whittlesey
Barber of CT, Mclniire, Ramsay, Lea. Lent.
ErpenditWesot War Department. -Messrs
Maxwell, Muhenburg, Crockett.
0fNary Department.. -Messrs. A. ii. Shep
perd. BARLEY, Evans. tPa.)
OF Post 0Ece.--Messrs Yancey Post Scott
" Pa0hc buildings. -Messrs. Sprgg, Bally
Swift
OfSia'e Department --EarIl, Sill. Kiog. ". Y
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SArURpAN..DEC. II.

SArURDAI, DEC. IL.
communication was received from the Se-
nale, stating TINT they had passed the bill =" To
revive the inspection of tobacco al Backwater
Warehouse near Lynchbnrg."
Mr.. Eppes submitted The following resolu
ton " Resoired, that the rule of this Hous j,
which requires the Speaker TO appoint a stand.
ing Committee Of Agriculture aud Manufactures
be rescmded " Ga Mr. Els. motion, the 4, so
luton wa, laid upon he table, with view Of
taking IL up when the House was full aud the
gentleman VINO had moved the former resoIu-
ton Ibis suljecl should be present.
The following communication was received
FROM the Governor:
Etecniice Department.
December II. 1929 ,
SIR-l now do myself the honor OF f,rwod
ing herewith, tae copy oi a letter IRON ii,s En-
cellency, john Murphy, Governor ii Alabama,
received yesterday acknow lodging The receipt
OF copy Of the large new map of Virginia
and expressing the SrnInents Of protound re-
spec, and curdial esteem, with winch the Map
was received by the General Assembly of that
State.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
WM. b GILES.
The Hon. LINN BANKS,
Speaker Of The n of Delegates.
DOCUMENT ENCL SEQ.
Erecnt,re Department.,
4lsbame, Nov, 10, 1929.
His Erceifency I'm b Giles.
Cor Of The State of prginid.
DEAR SiR-Ihe General Assembly of this
STATE received with much pride and gratifica
ton, the elegant Map of the State Of Virginia
which sour Excellency was pleased TO for
ward, and which, was presented by the Com
monweab 10 this State. II is pleasing TO SEE
the localities of any Of our sister States so wei
delineated, and TO anticipate the period wher
| avery potion of the Union will be perfectly
known by the maps SO accu ate and so wei
executed as yours. In a lew yeas when tn,
whole oil the chartered limits OF this State he
comes occupied by civilized population, W,
will have an opportunity. il is to be hoped. tt
furnish TO the State OF Virginia, a correct Maj
of our Territory. This refined and liberia
courtesy between the States, of which you
distinguished Commonwealth has given the ex
ample, will prove no less useful than calculate,
to excite the best feelings. You will have the
goodness 10 announce TO the General AssHmb J
Of the COMMONWEALTH, the sentiments Of pro
found respect. a"d cordial esteem, win whiot
the Map was received by the General Assem-
bly,. have the Eonor TO he,
with the highest consideration,
| your obedient servant,
JOHN MURPHY.
| On Mr., Miller's motion, this communication
WAS laid on the table. .t##f.4e,.
Mr.. Rives OFF. & made q report from III
Committee OF Privileges and Elections, ON tn,
contested election from Nicholas county; con
Guiding with the following RESOLUTION :--Resoi
red, therefore, that Addison Mclaughlin an.
John Stephenson are entitled 20 seats in th,
preseat House of Delegates. .ss. = IS e,,
/ Mr.. Terrill submitted the following resohr
tion, by way Of amendment Resoired. ths
neither John G, Stephenson nor Dsvic
stuat, IS entitled 10 seat in This House, ane
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time 10 ifne designate I'd. That the Lied
,,..o, Go,stoor !. 10 be elected IN the same
manner, at the SAM iItnr, ana iof me sa"''
term, With the Governor Sd. lhni the 10Y
ernor and Lieutenant Governor shaii De CHOSEN
from such persons only as are nahss eh'heh'o "
the United States, shall have s"aineu me sse
OF ibidy years, and have been etiizens VI 'ne
State, during the five years hnmeaia'e5 pre-
ceding the cleo ton :---lth, 3" that Oo'n inc Wv
ernor and Lieutenant Governor shali receive
for their services a compensation TO oe as's'
mined by law, and TO he neither increased no,
diminished during the term Tor which they sha''
have been elected aud they shall be liable TO be
impsaohed and removed from office Ior treason,
bribery or other Crimes and misdemeanofs'
9Th, ReFoiued That IL shail be the duty OF me
Governor tu execute or cause TO be eieeuieu All
the laws Of the Commonwealth TO eommuni
cste 10 the Legislature al every session, inc con
dit ion ofthe State, and to recommend 10 .he"
consideration such measures rs ne my uee"
eIpedient He shall also be COMMANDER '"
Chief of the land aud naval forces OF ne o'h'e
shall have power To convene the leg
when IN his opinion the interests oil we o's'e
may require ito I'LL vacancies occurring an-
ring the recess OF the Legislature 10 olhets, the
appointment 10 which is vested ~ the Legisa
tive body aud tn conduct either ~ person o'
by such agents as the Legislature may aesls
naie. all negotiations aud coHespondenee win
other and foreign States
Aner these resoluiens had been passed upon,
Mr.. Powell moved That the COMMITTEE rise,
aud that they report 10 the House all the reso-
luiions winch had been adopted IN Committee
which was agreed TO- aud then the COMMITTEE
rose.
Anrr some explanations had taken place a.
bout the manner IN winch the resolutions were
10 be- printed, The Convention adIourned III
this morning II o'clock.
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AinSDAY lDEc.li.

The House received several Re,orta
from the Colnmiilae is. FROM The
| Committee FOR Conrts NJ Justice. reIecting iht
petition OF Richard Sandidge, for authorship
certain eiaaucIpaIed slaves 10 remain IN the
| Common Nealth-2d. From the Committee OF
horads aud Internal Navigation. agreeing TO
the prayer of the Rappahsnuock Company foI
| changing the places, " lthout increasing tire
rates of tolls, and rtjrcing the petition OF sun
dry persons on the south side OF GeenbrIer
bridge to be exempt from the payment OF toll
3D.. From the Committee OF Propositions aud
Grievances, for establishing a separate election
nj Falmouth in he county OF Stafford and also
in favor os estab fishing separate election in
Scott counIy--Ihese were all agreed TO by the
House without debate, except the % resolu-
lion from the Committee of Roads and lnier-
mi Navigation, respecting the Greenbrier
bridge, " hiCh brOugh hi on some discussion be-
tween Mr. Cary and Mr. White /; The former
being against the re oluiion, aud the latter for
il. Tie resolution was agreed 10 without d.
vision
On Mr. Cnstleman's motion. resolution was
adopted TO Instruct :he Committee for Courts
OF Justice, to ENG ire INTO the 'xpediency of
an,horsIng the Sergeant Of the Corporation Of
Winchester, 10 collect the publici revenue and
poor rates.-On Mr.. Terrell's motion 10 pro
coed by JOINT ballot on Monday next, to re.
move two memlers OF the Executive Council:
BY Mr.. Mason oil the Committee Of Privileges
and Elections, TO enquire whether Mr.. BIllups,
a member returned from Mathews. be- not
minister of he gospel, and therefore inelig be
by Mr.. Davis Of Orange, the Committee Of
Courts ofJus,ice to enquire into the expedien'
cy Of providing remedy TO prevent persons
mreguIarly returned as members Of he General
Assembly from drawing pay aud mileage.
On Mr.. Miller's motion, the resolution was
taken up for proceeding 10 the election of
Judge IN the 9th Judicial Circuit. TO supply
the Vacancy occasiosed by the resignation of
Thomas T. BOuldln, when John +. May, Esq.
[whu had been appointed by the Executive
Council ~as elected without opposition, May
1913, Scattering
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$4,000 DOLLS.
Christmas Gilt.
brand GonColidat.d ,.u

ollCE.-By virtue ofa deeJ =, -
~ rom elizabeth Epperson TO Samuel paa
h'l' 9t"h Harrison, and John +. paricr nv,
TO Zach and either of them, be.ruo ~ ,. GU"
cum OF November, 1899 and duly r.earost ',s
'ns I,efk s Office of III" county c1urlofCaa,
ne'I' ior certain purposes therein men;onoI"f
u, undersigned trustees. or one of ne u,ir ~
TUESDAY the 9th OF January, 1880, proceed ~ W
sen AZ me "elling of said Elizabe,b Fn,or.os
!" ue county OF Campbell, 10 the beh.s LnI
ueI 'or feaoy mtney, so much of IN, es,n,s =,
sa'u f-oaahe'h Epperson, consisting OF her li,a
.'a,e III negroes. crop stock, honebold s,,d
'."s" '"fp'"re' &C plantation Utensils and
nr' uo"rr interest IN The la nd wh,teon al.
''e'' DIS WI satisfy the said deed oflr,s,
SAML PANNlLL, )Twoor,Ls
JOHN +. PATRICK { Trus,,.,
1887
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Dec. 81

"ihGlNlA. AT a Superior Court oc Cb..
Gerry. holden a, the town of Lynchbwg
on Tue 10th day of October. 1900 Da.,d
higs,nootham, Daniel Higglnbothan .nd Tba'
"'"s fi'e s'pooiham, merchant and nstu,sr.
uau'ns under The style and firm of ID and n
HI sInboiham o. Co. Die
against
EDWARD n 1abeil, admr. de INNS M,
y, 'eS'e JONES dec. james Monteoms,y ls,s
su'a'of o. me estate OF The stid Jesse Jenss d.c
I"aono tohey, Cornelius Powell ,La n,
me- au'"' ne oohH non of the said Jesse Limos
aee' me sad James Momgon.r and pl....n,
m"che'i' hls securities the II piaassn,
M"eheh and Apphia hi, wife, Zach,r;sb Nth
Ell and Clarissa his vile, and Wi,i;s,n Inno,
9hei'on Jones, Catherine Jones A,dsrson
Jones, Betsy Jones and Harrison Jones miami
th eir guardian. "s"S"eN
' c'"'e came on This day 10 be heard on
,ne papers formerly read, and the reoort NJ
commissioner Johnston made in nprsnance ~
oe oTuer OF twentieth day ofOctober ono ,bon.
s""a e'shl hundred and twenty cicbi with .,-
.eP'"Ihs ,hefeunio By the defendants. Edward
A. taoeI and Pleasant Mitchell and wa. ar.
que" ny counsel On Consideration whereof
'oe court doth commit the said report, wuh the
eAeep"ohs 'nereunlo TO one of lis Commission.
W. =. LOT n''n 70 consider and report ,hereupor
Copy-Tesie. vuIc IL
COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE,)
H. Lynchburg, Nov le, 1929
."e l'"'"es II" this cause. will take notice.
,ha' nave appointed Tuesday the esth day of
January next. TO commence the accounts dir.e,
'ea ny the foregoing order of court. on WHICH
uay' :" '"e hour OF nine O'Clock in the morning,
, 't, are requested to attend at my Office, in
WIS 'I"", WI" their accounts, vouchers and co.
pes VI court papers, prepared FOR examination
and settlement. las pEN. CtI 'il'
Dec. 81. A'h"il, I'm
W4N37
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IN o.o"r request The opinion
OF o'"'e' eohiofmabl, to The origin 's' Ca
A'c"er' received lay cenllemsr 49,,
from highly respectable SQUIRE u ms I
ra. under date Of November. /, ~ Leg
=" am expecting every mara icy /.
from valencia thai General Paes has >" 70
Venezuela separate, free aud i,.d,p,.,,.o' ees
resi- Of Colombia. P'"ot|o
The press. which has been mrz,
long time, understand, will h. dsa,a "t'e
iicly Tee Tomorrow, aftt Il
" News from vsIencia 10 day "a,
order has arrived there to proven, >, 'hsi
n'enbefe OF Congress. from going to y OF
il is believed. :" I" ,tnass',
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NEW SUPPLY

suoss fioer has Ju-l received
- supply of Dry Goods. G,.r.,;,a Sne
ware and Crockery. which will La.'s' hah
CAL. JOHN WEAVER SCIIOoJ T,, "g {.
"a good stock of Bar Iron ana e : ;.
'"ss VIII be constantly kept on band -" N''
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" Tes'e, I WILLS LII
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

W nnuiNlA Set AT Rules bold.n in tho Jerks
vince OF The County Court of Henry .t the court
I on the I'd day of Nov. 1899 Henry Edwards
si sarah his wife, pltfs. against VIM Martin Brce
-, Joseph Martin, Thomas Martin John Martin.
tnhip mn, inomas Smith and Unity his wife.
a., ia hIgns ana Nancy his wife, late Nancy Mar
n' yacoD burrus and Susan his wife late susan Mar
IN 'I,oh ,ie'eiind, John Bransford and Polly his
S Sne, Benjamin Piper und SUSAN ah his wife,
Cdoe,ory aAl harriet his wife. Thomas Stafford and
Iaro"ne MS ~lie, Emmett Cleveland. Jackson Cle,e-
iahd rerry Cleveland, Patsy Cleveland DANIEL Ham i.
M mh ana his wife, WIN. /. Waller. Joseph G.
"a"er ana Henry Pritchet aud Nancy his wife defls
M, IN CHANCERY
ms Jay came the plaintiffs by their ATTORNEY and
I eueendents WIN Martini Brice Martin Joseph Mar
S , ihomas Martin, John Martin Joseph Martin Thss
ana unity his wife, Achas HugEs and Nancy his
"l'e, jacob burrus aud Susan his wife Wi,on Gleye.
and, John Bransiord and Polly his wife Ron piper
and Susannah his wife, Gregr" , ILL.,, In,
wife Ihos Stafford and Caroline bs ~ ;e ret CIeye
"hi, Jackson Cleveland, Perry CIeye,J PIE CIeye-
en,arod mi. a 'uu his wife, not having
entered their appearance and given s.cm,y accordng
w Tue act OIL Assembly aud the rules n + tb ,r and il
appearing from satisfactory evidence tb,, ,bev are not
nnaoi'snts oil TINS commemorative rs ordered tina,
ae saiu deits do appear here on thu, Cd Monday III
heA,, anu ans" er the comp Ilinsuts hill and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inser,ed N tbs Lynch
% rneinian Tor two months successi, "a = and auoth
oe posted al the front door the ,ourt house of
Mis- county Acopy-Tese
De, o, ANTHONY NJ. DUPUY, D. C.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-21

UST received, a fresh snn,,Iv -, Drugs.
- Medicines, Paints, Sash Tools fanc,
Snuff Boxes, Snuff, &C.
Also, supply of winter strained Lemp Oil
all OF which are offered as low ,s Inv cso be,
bought in this market.
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