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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

they had approved or rejected the votes quss.
toned. had been made equally applicable, and
had been, In fact, equsii, applied 10 The voters
for each OF the competitors. Mr. Craig, Of
Virginia, deprecated the continuance OF the
discussion, add argued In favor &C the report
pteseniei nv The Committee os Elections.
Mr.. S,nrrs, aft er some further discussion, With
drew his proposition aud MIR. boysl. from
the bar ol the House, addressed ,p Committee
until It rose, aud an adjournment teak place
Thur,Jny, March 4 In the Senate, Mr..
Hendricks presented two memorials from
the Legislature Of Indiana, one prasng The eI
tinguishnenl o ftue lodisn tills III hnds III that
State, and The removal OF thrm lrynnd the
Mississippi. aud ano her praying tia Congress
may MT Int rfefe with the existing hws ~ ~,
laion TO the transmission Of the mai. Several
othsf petitions were presented by Mtssrs ood-
bury, Nau1sln aud Bsrnard Gu motion Of
Mr. smith II Maryland. the 5enai, took op
ihr general Appropriation bill: warn adiseussion
arose on the amendment reported by the Com
mttee on Finance, which strikes outline prosl-
SO retaining the contingent fund u the two
honses Of Congress from The payment OF any
printing other than thai usually ordsed The
Amendment was supported by Mcsss. Cham
befs aud Baron,snd opposed by Mr.. Kane. Mr..
Clayton continued and concluded hls speech
10 reply 10 hesrs. Grnndy ana Woodbury..
In the House of Representatives. Mr. John.
sou, Of Kentucky, Chairman Of the COMMITTEE
IN The Posi- Office and Post Roads, presented,
from that Committee, report upon the subject
oi the trsnsnIs 5,on oi the pubic mails upon
Sundays concluding with resolution that the
committee bc discharged from the further con-
sIderailon Of the various memorials presented
to the House respecting II The report, which
IS di considerable length, presents a luminous
view of the argument. heretofore advanced up
on tie question aud will, WE are assured, gra
lily public expectation upon this interesting
subject. A debate arose upon a motion Of Nh.
Chdionto PRINT ten thousand copies OF The re-
p6ii. Mr.. NCCTeery, member oil The COM
mitire, stated that, inasmuch as lie dsscnled
from majority of the committee la their re
prrt, II .as his intention 10 present report
from minority as soon a. he should have ple.
pared II. The report Of Mr.. Johnson was, III
iGnasly, ordered 10 he referred 10 u CnmTltie
of the Whole On the ) ale ofthe Union. Mr.
Coulter owed that the usual number, only be
printed, but before decis ion was takcn upon
he question, The hour allotted for the consider.
alton OF reports aud resolution, expired The
House then II Committee o. the Whole, MIR Z.
7 Barbour IN the Char, re sumel the consider
alton oltho contested election case between
Mr Loyal aud Mr. Newton of Virginia. The
former gentleman concluded his speech IN sup
pot Of his clam rs recognized by the Commit.
er on Elections. 10 assume bis seat in the
House nudwa followed by Mr.. Newton, in
'eply, nnt'l The Committee rose, and the House
idlautacd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

The Alhnny Argus says Of Mr.. Webser's first
speech, " Il is well understood that his speech
on the floor of the Senate, and that in the
newspt pers are very different things The
Richmond Enquirer, on HE authtriiy of infor
mat'oa from Washington, states thai Mr..
Webster II laying his first sprech before the
public, withheld most OF the offensive expires
sions which drew forth Mr.. HAYNES severes,
commentaries Arr the Editors OF the Argus
yet 10 he told, that the information which the
Richmond Enquirer receives from Wash,n gton
is very little TO be relied on aud that its Wash
mgtun correspondents have mischievous pro
pensi'y 10 plunge ii into" gross errors :" MIR
Webser's printed speech is faithful report OF
ms speech as pronounced. IL the Argus had
substituted the name of Mr.. Hdyne for that of
Mr. Webster, hls remarks would be entirely
correct The speech of the former gentleman
" on the floor of the Senate, aud ina, in the
newspapers, are" Indeed = very different,
lungs Nat Jour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

Ff0HI Ife AI7I01uI L05eIie.
We are sorry that we cannot hnd room for
extract, from some recent speeches af Colonel
CrocKet and NJ. Chiffon IN Congress. None
but the most r,g,d muscles of the lace could
withstand them These Congressional" ora
tors remind Us OF the CAKE OF an applicant in
England, Tor license 20 preach, who. being
asked whether he could read answered ,--".uo.
Mer reads, audi spouds and splains."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

Mr.. L6stIon, in letter to John Page, dated
al Washington. Jul. II. 1897, aud Contained 10
his work, recently published by his grandson
says never removed a man merely because
he YVES Federasl ; and never wished them
10 give IA vote al an election, but according 20
their own wishes How many hundreds has
President JaCksod removed, tor no other reason
than tbs, thar they were not JncksO men aud
had a. voted al an election according 10 their
own wis rs"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

The anneIed note from Mr. Ne Dutie puts
stop at once TO the rumons which lave been
circulated, concerning his interview with Mr..
Pan Buren,.
To the Editor OF HE United States Telegraph.
WIsHIrernS. I'h March. 1880
Sir: As he anonymous letter writer's IRON
Washington, persevere IN repeating the story
which originally appeared IN the RICHMOND
Wing, relative to an alledged interview between
Mr.. Fan Buren, and myself, Notwithstanding
your denial Of IL, ask the use OF your paper
To state, unsqnivocaly, that the story IS utterly
destitute ,inall its parts, of the shadow OF truth
Nothing, having the remotest resemblance 10
any one II the details of that story, ever
occurred hor have ever had single word Of
difference Win Mr.. Vdn Buren,, on any subject
whatever. As silence loug on my pari,
might be construed into an acqnlescence IN
the truth d u statement which know to he un'
founded, | have felt il 10 be due TO myself as
we'll as NJ. Van Buren,, TO make this public
contradiction Of il.
Your ohedeni servant,
GEURG McDUFFiE.
I4leT, GaSeHe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

The Speech Of Nr. Barton, of Missouri, on
Mr.. Fooi's rrsoiut0u-ot winch we hive al
ready published The commencement, and pro.
missed The sequel--b concluded in tod.a,s pa
per. II ~, taken altogether, one Of The most
vehement diatrbt s-savlng those of John Ran.
dolph lever pronounced IN the Senate OF the
Unnnd States, ID II has this advantage over
Mr. kando,ph's speeches, that its petsouali-
ties are limited la some three or four indivld.
ais, who are themselves. INSCRIPTIONS aud
prohlgai IN tie use Of the same arms
"hlie those OF Nj. Randolph extended 10
the absent, ihe unoilendng. the dead His
malme. like thai OF the pirate, seemed 10 be n
galnsl the whole race OF man. Mr.. Barton as
saullS only those who are present aud eau, II
lhey choose and dare, reply.
lRe Ncnm0nd enquirer, we observe, is tx.
coedmgly wroth with thls speech of Mr. Bal
ton aud at that WE arr not Surprised, for the
paper hat could publish the T. Isl Room letter
ol which the history figures SO conspicuousiy IN
"A p"i ioh Of the speech given this evening,
without subsequently exposing 10 meriied Ia
dienaiion tlir author ot 81 base aud malicious
a fabrication, must feel very naturally shocNrd
at Developments such as Mr.. Barton nnhesi.
laifnsly makes. N. T. american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

The Telegraph gives notice, that the Presi.
dents Drawiue Room will he open for the re-.
ceptoH of vlsitants, on TINS evening, for the last
lime duriBg the present session nf Congress-
The Drawing Rooms, notwithstanding The proc
amaion of " rrnch Rnggold, Marshal Of the
District OF Columbia" have Jared badly this
year. .3itI. Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

We did moi expect 10 have u complain Of the
able and eloquent Senator from Ca DINA
but really we must take strong exception to his
course 10 publishing speech in reply TO Mr..
"ehs'er's great argument, tvhieh he auper def.
uertd 1Jor O.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

SpTriHg-The great debate" in the Sen.
ate has been productive OF some sharp shoot
ing between several of the members. The
Boston Cpnrirr ha, the following paragraph
! JOHN Holmes -" IL is stated IN letters from
! Washing On, that MIR. Holmes OF Maine, in a
late speech IN the Seua,e, remarked, substan
| tally, that the New England States sent twelve
! Senators 10 support their House and character
IN that body these were the twelve apostles of
New England but New England like the Sa-
vIour oi mankind. found traitor among her
twelve. The traitor had not indeed yet receiy.
ed his thirty pieces Of silver, but was in daily
| expectation of it,.
The Telegraph. by way of rejoinder, ststes
that Mr.. Holmes rose al the conclusion of
Mr., Woodburys speech aud denied ha wing
| IN ade snch II ChaIge-bnt Concluded hy saving
| significantly, that although he did not charge
the gentleman with being Judas, he remen.
hrred there was a Ptier who denied his Lord
| ~ Master, in his hour of trial Thereupon Mr..
Benton ROSE aud said, (pon,ing TO Mr.. Wood
bury Yes, Mr.. President, this is Peisr, the
rock of New Englan democracy, and upon IL
do we build onr faith " Some person added
" and the gates of he'll shall not prevail agains,
him. To this the Senator rejoined i ac
cept the amendment, SIR
Yesterdays Journsl contains the following
continuation OF hits.
Mr. Holmes, in the course of his remarks in
the Senate IN answer TO Mr.. Hayne, who had
S ated that a certain opnoser of the late war had
consigned any lender of money TO the Govern.
'nent " over TO James Madison, Felix Grundy
ar the Devil had said that ne had no doubt
hnI thai person would, nj that time, if he had
thought Of il, have put him (Mr Homes) into
the list, moi by striking out and inserting, bat
by adding hun 10 the end of the list, immeta-
tciy after his Internal Majesty, in order to
'cap the climax. Mr.. Grundy in his discnr.
sive speech, alluded To the remark Of Mr..
Holmes, ani proposed TO insert the President
instead of Mr. Madison into the firm 10 add
Mr.. Holmes and then 10 divide The President
and Mr.. Grundy, and His Internal Majesty
and Mr.. Holmes. Mr.. Holmes rose aud dirty
replied, that he had never consented 10 become
a member Of the firm but that, since new
partner had been introduced he had an insu-
perable objection. But he gave full credit 10
the Justice oths friend from Tennessee. Mr..
G for bis liberal and equitable division. He
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

had taken himself and the President as one
half. and him (Mr. H. aud The Devil as the
other. He had no doubt of thu equality Of 'he
division the merits of ons were equal 10 those
OF the other. But. said Mr.. II. ! decline being
concerned any such firm b taking myself
out. should doubt wheher the rest coula
safely divide and dispense with the services OF
his majesty YOU can get along without him.
Thus far he has done more than one half your
buansn."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

NeU Orleans, Feb. 10.
II IS our painful duty 10 record another hea'o
from unnatural causes-on Thursday morning
last, Mr.. Benoist Leblanc. of TIE Orleans lh'
hire, received wound in duel which deprl''
ed hun OF his life on Saturday night. HE WAS
native Of Orleans, France-and of the most
respectable parsnrsge. His pursuit of tue Stage
was matter of choice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

Printers HnrueSf.-Gnvernor Wolf, tsays
the Pittsburgh Gazette, has appointed to Once,
IN that Congressional district, no less than SIX
printers OF newspapers John NJ. Suowden
aud Leonard S. johns, in Allegheny Count.
James Logan, in Beaver, James Stewart, an"
Morris Bredin, in Butler ;and Frederick ho6-
rer, in Armstrong.
The ediIfr ofthe Gazette asks his feahe''
u they recollect the hubbub that that was mau1
ny The Jackson party. because Mr. Clay m.
changed six printers by authority. throug"o"'
the twenty four States Whether they recor
iect the i''ng debates in Congress. upon yea.
Saunders rerolutionl Aud if they know 'nat
Governor Wolf was then a member of Congress
and voted for these resolutions ; What, 'ne"'
DO you think of his rewarding six printers IN Il
single Congressional District
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11
DOWGS9ICa
HE Is MOI FALLEN

II has Tor SOME iiUe pat teen the iavourite
plan Of many OF the s,pporterso OF the present ad
minisIrafion, 10 Represent Mr. Clay As fallen.
On all oeeasions tnet ageot % consider hun as
totally Frustrated - his political prospects. q
proclaim lhat " histnls dt|ent' was too exem
plafy Tor him essnto hope sgaiH TO rise such
is the mere cant or verbiage vi pauy t0ii0t0ers
who more intcnsel' fear Nj. Clay than any ..
Iher man. IDey tuf him. because they feel /
know there Is no otter individual who can COZ.
crnirnte tbeYoies otihe Amtfleah people when
ever the time of lri shall aniyr, Ia 50 eminent
y degree. Ms thai d,nnguisbsd aud able states
man Ihry fear hin lesi he should svpplanl
the idol ihes so l,ldly worship Thy fear
HIN. becau.e they Hlevr his long. faithful aud
valuable services ID lis country. the vigour oil
MS mud. aud The shendor vi his genus. can
not longer remain lnAppreciated, by d vast
mrJofiiy of his iell,s.cnizrns.
lie IS not fallen bscaule tue worshippers
ofthe Hr,srnt Dynisly, before the election 81
Mr ADAMS. lhemsrl Is very generally Admitted
his abiding favor vi the people, aud MS over
towering superorli' lie Is not fallen because
he has no, since thu period. been candidate
Tor the sun ages of lis 'o1nIIymen. He IS ial
len because, as he wa not engaged IA any
contest. he cdnld ret.lv. no d,leat' lie is mol
fallen because the prs idIng spirit OF the ua
lion, which has alrays guarded US IN the hour
III peril, will not fOrsake rs in tins season oil
prescription tie is not fallen be 'au,e many,
very many Of the wise, the god, the patriotic
Of our country, look TO hun as'u the ark OF our
political salvation. lie Is not hllea because
III the wise order ofnatoTe, II is destined thai
the Starof The Vest shall bot bp driven
from its brilliant and elevated tphere. OuI
country cries alold through all her institutions
lie - mol |ntisn We each Tho pund aud
reIterate. lie is no, Fallen The huple, IN
one general shout reply. HE Is NeI FAL.
LEN Cincinnati IneJieuu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

The Rev. Bishop McKendree, OF the Me''
odlst Episcopal Church. preached al Ne" Or
leans on the 10Th February,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22
TRUST SALE.

nURsUANT 10 deed OF tiusl executed by
Edmund Pate and Sar,h his wife, to the
subscribers, bearing date the 18th day OF Jan
1929 and duls admitted 10 record IN the clerk S
Offices of Bedford aud Patrick we shall pro-
coed 10 sell. TO the highest biide1. for r'ady
MONEY. before the door OF the Franklin Hotel,
in the town OF Lynchhure, on the 9TH day OF
March next. The following property, 10 vii one
tract Of land IN the county Of Bedford. on the
waters Of Falling Creek. adjoining the lands
of Yealy felhers con'ninpg l03 acres, AID
known by the name Of Faim.fs' uacI-one Q.
ther tract containing loo atfes. IN Patrick ely.
on the waters of Jacks Cffek. adjoining 'hf
lands oil James Conner John Hook estate aud
Others, which was patented o John Ward, jf.
ard by him conveyed 10 SAID Pate, by deed oil
recerd IN Par,ck county. Acting AS trustees,
we shall only convey such title as is ve,ted IN
US as such. GEO " CALLAWAf,
IHOs. STEPTOE.
MATTHEW PATE.
Feb thsA9
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Feb. l

SyrIRGINlA-At Rules holden the Clerks Office Of
" the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Lynch
burg District, the ID day of Nov. 1929. Hin. N
sherman, Ptf against James BbrO and Caroline his
wife, VIM. Thompson and Familla his wife stephen
Terry and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas D. Sherman,
Mexico u. Sherman,Asa Sherman, Albert A. Sherman,
Micsjah Davis, Joel Early, James T. Hopkins and
James Bunch, uefts.
The defendant Albert A. Sherman not having entered
HI. appearance given security according to tie act OF
Assembly, and the rules Of this Court aud II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhabitant
oil this country IL rdered that the sand defendant do
appear the first day Of The next term, and
swer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed
in the town of Lynchburg for two mouths successfully,
and posted the front door Of the courthouse, IN the
J.WILLS, C. c.
In II w2In45
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e7IRGTNIA.--At Rules holden in the Clerks office of
" the Superior Court Of Chancery for the LYnchburg
District the 18th DAY of January, 1890. Gblrle White
lev aud John II. Smith, surviving partner II Charles
Whteley, HIN. Unneley and John II. Smith, late
merchants aud partners, trading under the style aud
firm Of Charles Nhiteley Il Co. Ptfs. against Thomas
Xix, WIN. liiy, Ma lha Iiix, Drury Hix, Alexander
Marshall and Elizabeth his wife, and Samuel Marshall
aud II nuah his wife, Defis.
The defendants Thomas IlIx, Drury IIx, Alexander
and Hannah Ms wife, not having entered their
appearance ard given security according the of
Assembly and the rules of this court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of
this country II ordered that the said defendants do ap
pear here the first day of the term and answer
the bin ofthe plaintiffs, and that copy of this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed IN the
of Lynchburg, for two months successfully, and
posted the front door of the courthouse the said
town AcopY-TeSte, WILLS. {. e.
Feb | w9mJg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

T7yRGINIA Ar rules holden In the clerks ONCE OF
" the Superior Court ofChancery for the Lyhehbufg
District the 4th day of January ls30, Chisweii Dab
ney, Pltf against John W. Hansard Nm hepaniel'
Merreu Talbot, admr Of john Talbot dee btfJamin
Taliaferro admir- de honis with the VII annexed
Of John II ansard dee John Bullock, james Bullock
nud John Allan and HIM. Gait. eX'ors oi nm "ai''
dec. Defts. -.
The defendant Jno. w Hansard not having entered nus
nn,ar,uce aud given security acc ordmg the act Of
Assembly and the rules of this court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabtan'
Of this country II Is ordered that the taa defend
ant do appear here the first day Of the next term
aud answer the hill the plaintiff and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper
printed IN the of Lyuehburg for two me ANS sue
cesyey aud posted at the front door of the courthouse
IN the said town. copy-Teste.
J. WILLS. c. C..
Feb n2mI9
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in, II

RyIRGINIA. At Rule. holden ~ the Clerks office
" of the Superior Court Of Chanccry for the Lynch
burg District the 4th DAY of January, ls30 Robert
Crutchheld, Sheriff ofthe county ofspottsyi'ania and
ad'nr Of Robert Patton dec. Pitts. against maTtln
Key Richard Il. Putney, VIM. Il. Porter and Robert
Patton, jr. Dolts.
The writ of Scirefaeias awarded in this canse not
being executed the defendants, Martin hfy ard
Robcr, Patton, Jr and II appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not nhabitjns of this country
1t Is ordered that the said defendants do appear here on
lac first day of the term and shcw If any
they can why tins snt should not be proceeded in
specified m the said writ and that copy oil This order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed IN the
town of lynchburg for two months suceessively, and
posted at the front door of the courthouse in the said
town. "A copy-Teste,
J. WILLS, c. c.
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Jan %

u F1RGlNlA-At Rules hGlaen IN the Clerks Office
" of he Superior Court u Chaucery for the Lynch
burg District the 4th dag OF January, lcJO. Thumn
Preston PIT. against GeolFe fosdick and VIM. Fu.-
dick, Defts.
1lrdrfrndlnt George FosdIek not having entered lis
arl earauce and given security according to the act III
Asseu bly, and the rules of tins court, aud appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not inhablt0nt n
this country II is ordered that the sad def, ndan "a
appear here the fret dry olthe next term, aud
sw er the l ofthn plaintiff; and that COPY ofhls or
dcr be forthwith inserted ia newspaper printed
the town II yncburg for IN ornunhs lard
posted at the ont door OF he eourthorse IN the sAd
town. A Copy este,
J. WILLS G. E.
Feb. | W9mi9
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4 Yeacher Wanted.

TN the neighborhood Of ST. Johns Church,
- twenty miles south OF Lynchbarg, young
man well qualified 10 teach reading, writing,
arithmetic, the difIt rent branches Of malhemat-
les. and The dead languages, would meet with
immediate employment. The neighborhood is
healthy, agreeable and popnlous, Offering an
excellent opening Tor school. II any gentle
man Guild apply for the situation from a dis
rnt par, of the State i, IS expected that he
viii bring good testimonials OF his qualfica-
u ms For further information as 10 the per
sons wanting the Teacher, reference may he
ad TO the Editors. schsol is wanted forth
with
Jan %. ts47
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

TYR GINIA.At Rules holden in the Clerk OIL
" OF the Superior Court % hancery for the Lyhch
burg District the 4th day of Jan 1880. Chiswei Dao
ney Pitt against James Jones, Rich. = Jones, Ldmuha
Herndon, Richard e. Brown, John Bullock, james
Bullock, and John Ian, and Gait, eX ors u
m Gait, dec. Detts.
The defendants James Jones aud Il ichard ). Johe''
not huving entered herappearancc and given seeus
according TO the act of Assembly and the rules OF '
court, audit appearing by satisfactory evidence una
they are not inhabitants ofhs country II is ordeieu
That the sand defendants do appear here the first DAY
OF the term, and the bill of the p!alnth'
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted III
some newspaper printed in the town ofLynchburg i'
two months successvey and posted the front dooA
of the courthouse, in the SAID town
copy-feste, j. WILLS, c.
Fab, | w2m49
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HlllE subscribe respectfully nloims MS
- friends and the public generally, that lie
has iaken the house near and convenient 10
the courthouse. LoYingston. Nelson County
formerly occupied by Mr John b. Stout. HIS
table will be suppl,rd with every thug the
country and season Afford. Ills bedrooms anu
beds will be kept III the nfalest and most com
Portable manner, whilst the bar " III be furnish
ed with lhr choicest of liquors. Ills sihble {,
Which Is Of brick is large aud very convenient
He has provided himself tlih careful and nj.
tentiee osflrrs. Every attention will be paul
10 tbe accommodation ofalI travellers and nin.
- guests, who may favor him w,th o cal an
he hopes by assidnous attention 10 merit ant
ob'nin share of the public p tronage.
HENRY BIB
fch s VOL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

xTIRGlNlA, Set AT IA court hcd for bedford county
~ at the courthouse, the 2Jth day OF Jan. 1890
Charles G.. Patterson, pltf against David Kyle and
William KYLE, de1s.
The defendant, William Kyle, not having entered his
appearance aud given security according the Of
Assembly aud the rules of tins court and appearing to
of tins ommonw ealih On the motion of the plaintiff
by counsel 1t is ordered that the said delft YIN k,lc do
appear here on the 18th Monday in March nevt mud n
swer the bin Of the planl and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted IN newspaper printed III
the town yucbburg Cor mouths ,uccessiyely aud
posted at the front door If the courthouse hi. county
on Two several court DAYS.
COpy-leste. &. NlNGflELD. u. C..
Feb | nz.mi9