davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-12

Eloquense IL Of various sorts as well as
different degrees The sioquencs of one n
rator may rival that of another without at al
resembling it. There are Mir. CLAY and a,I
" EBsrEn-who wiil deny to either Of thenI
or TO Mr. SERGEANT or Dir. WHIT, the neeiE
ofelsqueacs? Aud yet how little eompasisaE
can ba drawn between them, One OF thE
most eloquent mea we ever heard is, at timsst
of this gentleman, his figure and appearance
and his known ainable character & strensl
marked neral qualities, 60 to increase iH
effect of what he delivers with so much emf
gy. There are circumstances Of his lite Wild
were known 10 give thrilling effect to soni
Passages Of his speeches He has had t1
grown children. Of distinguished tals&t Al
merit, having lost all his children but snt
who is now the hope and solase of his adssd
cling years With this fact impressed - tn
mind, tie reader will find in the close OF NJ
following extract from speech lately delHf5
cred by Mr.. BUReEs at disner given to h1
by his constituents, a touching instance ofit1
power of eloquence and feeling united:
Nat. int.
Our candidate Sor Governor is accuss
Of having been born in Vermont OF all to-
events Of a mans life this is especially 'SI
one for which he cannot be made acc ount
bic II cannot be denied, that the place
our BIRTH is ever dear to memory. lite gfre1
bill top, from which the young eye first bs1
ed al the rising sun; the brook. the forest III
field, where. in early life, We have spoFeo~
iahorcd, | know cannot be forgotten. Il
deed. this truth TO the land ofour birth. Is ~
highest l,ivdso which We can give that
shall keep faith aud allie glance with ibe mh
cl our adoption. The same principle gar"
US from the bosom of our parents, 10 '""'
a more cndear, relation. Leaving no nt
ter What other land, we are anitrd 10 "
State, by relation as holy as wediocK'
tto,e who have been joined by the ss.,1
snent. Of God, lst not the sacr'lsg,osis hd'
of uian at,emnt 20 put asunder. we can,
ksow, though not without sigh, depai'
the graves of our fathers; but, oh! who
ever teai himself from tho tomb Of h's "
dren?"
look out for P;rates'-Capt. Endioe
brig Cygnei. arrived al Boston on Ihui.
from st Croix, reports that on the @'."
in lat. Is. long 6S, his vessel was cna.s
a brig sunpnsed pirate, and hndshs
po.sible 10 escape he hove 10. Inc on'
SO hove 10 near. and after abusing mem
an hour Nth The most outrageous i'"nj
and threatened TO board the Cyghe' a..
the aptain's threat. and holding "Ppa al
a con.utation on board, she iii'ra a"s A
left then She was sharp hnil' vest h
had long gun en- pivet-nndships'
on Der stern "Serarisim. oI Balhnnofe' ;.
IN Iah Cc5nqIe's'''
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-12

Singular MIR. Amos. in lecture,
lately delivered on medical jurisprudence,
related the following singular iaci:-''I may
mention fact, which of course does not APP
pear IN the printed trial, that Patch ccui =
then Sergeant Best pressed the prisoner, in a
conference before the trial, 10 say whether
he was not left handed--tut he protested he
was not--as the evidence proved that he
murder was committed by nlc.rs Of i,ys to!-
shot t'y 4 left handed man, but being called
upon to plead, and put NJ his Land he az
swcrcd rot guilty. and raised has t.ft ksnd"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
THE POST OFFICE FRAUD.

To give The Pos, Mister General the benefit
oiany explanation lie or his suhalterns can
make of the fraud lately attempted 10 be per
pettsted in the Post Office Department, we
ins.r, below the statement of .. B, Brown,
given under oath :
o. B. BRewS being duty sWorn, made the iot-
lowing statement IN writing
When directed hy the Postmaster General 20
cause the statement ot the allowances (matked
~ to be made, first instructed Mr.. )h1n
TAYLOR 10 commence the work, and afterwards,
by consent OF tue Postmaster General, employ
ed MI DundHs 10 assist bm. III directions
uhirh gave, were 20 calf upon Mr.. Suttr
She Pay Clerk for his pay lit, which would fA-
hbit the payments actually made anu on " bal
contacts they were made from witt i, reier
eace could I've had to each particular contract.
Mr. Taylor s0on after informed me, that IN
many case'; the additional allowances were mt
catered on the contract, and when they
we're SO entered, in most Instances the dale oil
entry was oIn,lt-d, Il he needed instruction. as
20 the proper date. | then c,ed them 20 take
The date Of entry the credit OF the contract AS
Ihs only criterion that could be gwen. Some
lime after this, he asked farther instruction as
10 tie pr 3peT person who should be regarded
AZ having made the allowance ut the different
periods. ldrecled him 10 enter ell allowances
Wsoe "oW '"e ist oi July. 'o-'t W VIC ~"
March, 1929. inclusive, 10 the name OF John
hlLcan, who was Postmaster General during
that PERIOD to enter oil allowances made from
the 7th Of March to the 9th Of April, 1929, to
Abraham Bradley, who was by law acths
foamdsitr General during that peiiod and
from the q b otApril, 1929, the day when WI
nam l. Bury tonk charge OF the depa' tmeh'
10 enter all allowances 10 his name. IN tie
case Ne. i9l. OF MIR HarreII, the service ap
pears to have boen ordered by Mr.. M'LeAn
anu 'he allowance made on the 18Th OF Aprll
ioZ9' oy Mr. Barry The enry on the trans
,Sr'p' TO the name OF Mr.. Bradley, is an error
sn'eh was not apprised Of, never having see'
III TINS morning, rs / was confined by SICK
ness" Leo the report WAS made bui The Gro
must have arisen from the following circuni
stance The entry Of the allowance was mad
on mf. suffers pay list, with NO other date o
SnIy man reference 10 a letter Of April IL
So 10 Mr. Harrell. The entry from the pa
's' into tho hooks Of eccouuts, Tor 20 much I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
OlSITU AIRY.

DIED-ln Winchester on Neiuesday last,
in the 72nd year NJ his age, The lin, ROBERT
WHITE, ot the General Court OF V"e'n'a-"
soldier III the koyoluiion, and, IN his day, one
=, The bf,eh,ea ornaments Of lha Judiciary Of
Tho st.te. Entering the army n. n solu" eeI At
The nso of 10, IN less ~ year he was pro
mo,,d to a I.,.otenancy lie served with dis
,nsu1hed gallau,,y nn,l severely wounded ~
I777 IN New Jersey In 1913 he W." placed o"
Tho Bench OF the Gene,ai Court. In 1879, h-
40 40 uuiut,una,a us 10 fracture again The
ANN. LIMB which had been 80 severely wound
ed ~ III setvies 81 his country In I'VE
whit IN hi, c,reutt, he was attacked WIN pa
.lysis i,om which he nss.i recovered.
-, on sunday evening lat, Mt his resi-
d,oce in Finenslle. III the heib year OF HIS age,
Mn. EDW ARD LLOYD, formerly cIii2rn o.
Lyschbng. f"eos"e a'p''
-, lately. in Missouri, aittf "a short Illness
Of ,nnapnza, d. oABlttELf. NASH, former
|, OF Bos,oufi Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

Mossrs. William korr and &c orge
Shauly and William Cook, Ex'or. Of
Isham Clark, deed.
rSNAkE NOTICE. THAI, az yon said YIN.
Il Kerr are not an inhabiiani Of pngia,s. and
do not know your place ofresidenes, no-
ufy you through the public newspapers, thar
shall on the Goth day Of April 1891, in Bedford
Courthouse, take the deposn,ons OF William
Harris aud Ysncey Harris. and others AMI
The 9th day of May, 1891, in The Washing
ton Hotel, in Lynebbarg, hall take the dept
.nion OF jacob Fenzle aud others, all which
dispositions | shall have read as evidence on the
irial ol NY suit against You nud others, now
depending in Chancery IN Bedford County
Coat. Your obcdieni servant,
JOSE PHI CLARK.
March 81 ~1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

The rumor that War had been declared be
tween Rus STA aud France, which sc noticed IN
our last tulrs out, as we expected, t. he pIema-
ture. The packet Francis LIST, has arrived al
n. York from Havre, whence she sailed on the
lst February. She brings nothing important,
however, ercepta note addressed by Se6a"l-
mi. French Minister OF Foreign Affairs, 10 their
Ambassador al Belg INN, declaring that the
French Government would view the election Of
the Duke de Leuchtenburg 10 the throne "san
act of hostility, and instr"cting the Ambassador
in case this should be done, to quit Brussels
immediniely.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

Ky, presiouS 70 the August eiec'ion, 10 explain
certain " innocent mistakes" in the Post flee
Depar imenl--'o traverse The state, x by other
means 10 operate on their elections. Aud ID. that
the 2d Auditor, Maj Lewiswll vi.ii Tennessee.
about the same time TO operate against Col
Crookeu--thus bringing the 4" patronage of the
Federal Government into conllie, with the free
dom of lcctions" Nuns Tyr-ons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
ADVERTISEMENT.

YnliE sale lately advertised by us OF the Ne
- groes conveyed l. rs by oli'rr m1hes'
noIds bv deed OF trust Of record IN the CIeI X =
Office of,he County OF Campbell, thers bay-
,op been mistake III the last sdyernsem"n' "s
10 the day OF sale Is postponed until Saturday
III. second of Ap,n, II, which time II will Ger
ts,nly take place, al the residence of oIivcr
McReynolds. nj lbe old Iron Wolk,"igh, miles
10 the eas, oil Lynchburg. There Will be seven
or eight likely Nrgroc. TO be sold. AGING as
trustees, We shall sell for cash, enhff rnhhciy
or pri,nfely, and shall convey only such tile
ms ~ vested ~ MS n. trubi ees,
JOHN u. DABSEY,
WASHINGTON HUNTER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
eoMmuNIe ATTp

COMMUNICATED
4 Recipe 10 mdrh Yarn, 10 prevent HT "iek"s
Make a strong laiher Of soap sois. rs warm
A. the hands can bear put the hanks ~. anu
slip ihen loosely around thu wrists a lew ,i"es
aud they will he clear. ifyoo have large
unan,tty. have another tub nf hot weakened
suds, aud put IT Immediately through them ~
n similar manner, aud hang II oai when Dry
u will be m .on and loose as cotton. Care
must be inkep mol 10 rub ANY SOAP on ihe var"
or 10 touch IL with cold water.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED. on Thursday evening last, the
l7th in.t. b, III. Rev. William =. Held HEN
ny WARD, Esq. oil Pnlsylsnn'", 10 Mss ga
Raj. daughter of Dir. John j. oabell' OF ms
place. :,
~. MIR. I,EHELLlN }. REYNOLDS, OF Bot
e,onrt. To Miss SARAH ANN, daogh,er ofJohn
Ogden, Esq. of Bedford
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

I'm Saturday the I'd day Of April ne1t, II
W fair, otherwise, the nett fair day. Sands.
excep,ed--ws purpose selling nj Mr.. Samuel
Pan"iiP, Store, largr quantity OF Cora And
Oats, deliverable at Long Island e.faie. 1erms,
" mooths credit, The purchasers giving bonds
and approved security.
BRUCE g. CLARK
March " IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

II Mr.. Van Burens paper at Washington,
ahe Globe says, 3" Nothing ia left to Mr. Cal
houn except the U S. Telegraph, The N"ltica-
non party, and few factions politicians, scat
tered through the Republic '--iha' all the Re
yubliea1s presses are against him.-Now, Tor the
,,ber SIDE A Calhoun paper in North Cor
DINA. says: 3" The voice of tn Globe Is very
terrifying 10 The Republican party Truly
m, na,;y Is in a piliable dilemma. 1t II nn-
dergoes many more subdivisions /" VIII De Ike
the old lady's stockings, which were dar"ed So
ooes that not a thread OF the original article re-
malned-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
March 81
auction sale OF Negroes.

n WILL OFFER FOR SALE 10 the highrzt
n b,li-r on Saturday the nimn day vi April.
10 oI II likely Slaves, Of my own raising,
consisting of Men. Boys and Girls. with one
young woman, valoable eook house servant,
washer aud ironer-h more valuable parcel
than which hHa never been ~ market, all
Young, and o, unerosptbonsble characters. a
credit viii be given Tor rnr Of The purt hass
money, and terms more fully made knosn on
the day OF sale should Saturday ptnse wet
day, tic sale viii taxi place the hrs, fair day
thereafter, Sunday. excepted.
ABNEK l.. CALLAWAY.
March 81 tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
Valuable S.ana for Sale .

yEyHE subsc riber is nuthorzedhy the heirs x
Distributes OF Nathan Held. dec 20 make
sale OF that valuable estate, 10 the county Of
BEDFORD, near New London, called POI LAX
GROVE, containing 1000 acres, $50 OF WHICH,
is first rate tobacco land, and about 30 aores
If mceJow land /; ard considerable pot
lion OF ,ha, which is cleared, IS IN GOOD
heart, The improvements consist oil eom'
! Portable Dwelling house. aud the necessary our
HOUSES Tavern, Saw and Merchant Mill
! Ihis tract hes on the main read om Lynch
burg to Liberty, one mile ~esi oil Sew Lon
dan n !, situated 10 n delightful nelshborhood,
and near ,he New London Academy "a hou-
rshiug institution. Poplar Grove is acknomi-
edseI by all " no have seen IL 10 he the mos
valuable estate in this porl OF the country.
Lying directly on the great western
road, n ready marke, ia Afforded at the door
for every particle OF surplus produce made on
the fdTm.
The terms win be liberal and aeeommo
dating TO those WHO may he disposed TO pf
ha,s' and possession given at the end OF taS
| pre- scat year -,
| Feb 2S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

usual for the sesson |. coming 10. II -four
there has been slight cheek, aud perhaps
Ia LINZ off Of ia eeni. The barrel. but holders
are firm AMI aw,llng 10 seIl NJ this reduction.
Corn i IN demand At s3--Corn Meal 6J TO 10
cent? Tobacco remains sistiona,y--tine old
aud common loose Tobacco in great demand.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
muR. WILLIAM KERR-As you are not

NUR WILLIAM KERR-As you are not
NH an inbabran, OF Virginia. aud have no
residence known to me, 1rreby notify you
through the public newspapers. that shali o."
the 25ih day of April, 1881, in Bedford Court
house. w. take the depos nions OF Hezekiah
E,o,s and Others. To he read AS -Videoce on the
trial Of nv suit 10 Chsncery depending u undo
,ermaed w Bedford County Court, Va. rgains,
you, James Rnckcr and others.
Your obedieni servant,
ABRAHAM FUQUA.
Mafch2I w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
wuR. WILLIAM KERR-As you are no

NUR. WILLIAM KEKR-As you ar" moi
N n resident of Virginia. and have no resi-
deocr known to mt. hereby notify you through
the public newspapers, that shall on the 25tl
day of April 80 / IN Bedford Couri-house,Vir
g,nis. take the Propositions OF vi iiam WHAT
and ohers TO he read as evidence IN the ~ ia
Of nv suit 10 Chsnc.ry, az ainst you aud Others
depending aud undetermined in Bedford Coun
~ Court. JOHN & NotiJ.
March 81 "iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

MarEz,.-The Richmond Wing of the 18th
ouo,e. Flour ut 81 90 md good red Wheat at
3oa-Ital.e says The demand Tor Tobacco
ha. Increased. but prices remain stationary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
DIGGES' OFFICE, }
Luxembourg, March 21st, 1881. !

Lynchburg, March 2isi, 1891. !
Drawn numbers IN the Un,on Canal LOTTERY,
Class No b, for 1881.
II 40 66 Il 81 10 81 SO IL
Run your luck III IL. Dismal Swamp Lottery
No. 7-Cap,,al Sl6,ooo-fhe drawing Of
which will be received on Iuesday--and New
York. Ertrs, No o, Captn! $50 0o0-Dra~ing
expected on 1harsday IN both s'ili
for sale at DfGbIo offfCI'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
A CARD.

All II. y g. SMITH respectfully informs tRs
"a patrons Of his School that he hopes 10
be sufficiently recovered from h,s recent illness
TO resume the exercises OF his School, on the
morning Of MONDAY the 2t.i insi.
March 81 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
JOHN WILLS, cik
CMNISSIONEh'5 DFIitsh


~ He Co-parner,hip heret5t9te ext ting
und'T tho Il ~ OF Brown IL Watson,
in Grcrnbricr County, w. is TINS day d'ssolv-
ed by mutual Consent. All pefsons having
claims aganst sad concern, contracted
heretofore, are requested TO pitscnt them To
Edwin NJ. Brown, or,o l.. h Il. Is. Norsoif
f,r payment, aud those indebted to sud
concern are requested To make payment
to D.. NJ. Brown, on l., 81 II. H. fofy,I1, who
are aloue authorized To settle the busiR ess
aud receive money due said concern
r. NJ BROWN,
NM. 4. WATSON.
l.. a. X. u. NOVEL;
NarCh2l. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
COLONIZATION SOCIETY

The Bonrd Of Managers Of the American Co
lonizstlon Society have given notice that they
have determined to despatch sir expeditions TO
Liberia the present year-ths frat vessel to
sail from New York on tbs LIST OF May the Sc
cond from Baltimore, on the LIST Of July the
tli,d from Philadelphia on the lst OF Sepiem-
her and the o hers frsm different places, and
M such times, as e,pcdency may hereafter
suggest The late adsices from Liberia, receiN-
ed in this place, are un avorahle 20 the hsath
or a norton Of the emigrants from this section
ri conn,ry Il is the fate OF all the first settlers
Of Colonies, 10 be visited by an extraordinary
degree of mortality, and we have no right 20
hone that /, should be different IN Liberia
rr In the Massachusetts Legislature, law
hss ..ssed. after an animated debate, permit
ting intermarriagcs between the whites and
blacks. which have heretofore been prohibited.
I, wonld be an excellent commentary upon It,
if. on the return of some OF the advocates OF
the law TO their homes, they should h"d their
soos snugly noosed to a" codt-Oiaek ROSE or
n sooty PhilIis, aud their delicate daughters re-
posing in the arms Of dngy Pompey or =
gr,nning C@sar
II The bill relative 10 the Clerks OF toufts
has passed .he Senate--and IS therefore law
| Of tue State.
| m9RKETS.-Whes,s still maintains the pri
Goa of our last quotations. One lot mas sold a.
=, OF The common price is 81 05--more than
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

The frirnd. OF Van Bursn Thus oil his viviuons
| resolutions and patriotic views have yielded
and MaIIin Van Rnrea has benefited thereby.
Surely ,hi. man mus, he very eloquent, who
can change the G.netnrs opinions 80 mach aud
30 often.'
In relation 10 the constitutional amendment
proposed by Gen Jacksoo, 10 render Pres-
dent ineligible for a second term, AMI his
glariug Inconsistency in the teeth ofthat recon-
mendai,on, to propose himself ~ no man has
ever done before him, through the medium oi
his Official paper at Washington, ms can
diiaic Tor reelection, Col. Crockett says
i" General Jackson declared that q President
should not,efye long er than iour years; he thought
that rotsi iou In the office OF President every
four years was necessary - preserve the free
dam OF our institutions, he urged Congress 20
recommend such M nmendmcm. Mr.. MrDdfhe
brought in such resolution, bot before he could
call II up, the ne " spaprrs favorable 10 Van Bn
rem denounced Air McDuihe aud his amend
ment--and II was published, bv authority, that
General Jackson was AGAIN candidate for re
election
General jackson was Tor reform and re-
trearhment. before lie was President tie has
not pTaeIised either but has permitted great
waste Of public money 10 reward his friends.
General Jackson before b. was President, "n
ine pure nHfilut NhO utbohNCtu 'he
ional rspedency Of selecting Members OF
Congress Tor office he bns given to Members
OF Congfess more appointments than all his pre-
decessors. lie snid before he wRs President,
hat no man ought 10 he P'esiden, longer tina"
Tour years he is again candidate. ! thought
with him as hr though bci"rr he was President
lie LA. altered his opinion Il have GOT changed
mint. have not irt the principles ~h'ch I'D
me 10 support Grueial Jackson he has
lett them aud me-ssd all moi surrender INV
independence 10 iollo~ his utW OPINIONS, taught
by Interested and selfish advisers A1d ~h,eh
may again he rrmoulded under the inhurnoe
oil passion or cunning"
This independence may, and no doubt will
cost Col. Crocke, his sent in ongres for
We have no hope tina, any District IN Tennessee
Is bold enough 20 resist the influence Of Jack
sonism bit, IT will ensure him the appreciation
of his own conscience, aoh the confidence aud
esteem oil honorable myn--which. IN our minds
are more 10 be coveted than IA temporary
popularity aud the political honors which can
only be purchased by hypocrisy, o. cL'"'ned b,
ffnud.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

o-F lhe Washington Globe says, " The IRE
s,deot would become 100 popular, If he accom-
-,,,.boa all the measures which he proposes Tor
the public benefit The President S"ea''''' W.
Inauguration. oath 10 execute his duties 10 '"s
ps,r OF his ability" The Globe admits ue'e
,ha, the Presden, has not, and will not do It
cor the strange reason, that he may become
100 popular" Heneed mol be AFRAID OF ",S'
how.ver he NAV be deceived into such be-
Iief by the para,ncal ea'"igs who crow" '"e
m,,l;eas of the palace. On the contrary liz
..ed M, he surprised # his retiring footsteps
sh,,,a he followed by the Kisses aud de'i'o"
of large number OF The very me" VINO INV. NV
clothed him, (as Mr.. } s. Barbour might say
with the Tosa pifils
Gazette pro
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
March q

\VlHblNia-A' y superior Cunt oi CHM
" ,,ry, hr1ien NJ the Town OF Lynehhuie.
on the 26h day oi Ma 1850.
Wilhelm Harrison, How, Brown, James G.
bearing, MarsIo"e Clay anJ pat,ey Barber.
PTS.
against
William l.. Lambeth. Elisn r Eehos. Furdry
u,x 81 Joseph Echols, deceased, Washington
Lambeth, Martin W. Davenport, Lynch Dbl
lard, IN MS own Ighi, mud tie sad Lynch Dbl
lard and John Wnrd ss Executors of John
Ward, deceased, Chbwell Dabney mud 5anul
Iafdy. Defs
On the melton f,he defendants William l.
Lambeth, Eliza T.. Ecbols, Washington Lam.
beth, Martin ". Davenport, aud samoel Taf-
dy by counsel To dissolve the injunction II
~aided the pah,tins In this cause, ON The BIZ
day ol Apiil last, the court on consideration OF
The bill, answers of those defsndHnIs, and e1=
| hibit'. aud after hearing COUNSEL IN opposition
thereto, doth rrjeci III. motion, aud do,h refer
| tue accounts brtween the pa,ties 10 ctr of the
commissions who Is directed 10 eIaminr
slhie aud settle the same, and make repdit
hereof 70 the court, with any natIera specially
stated, thought petiinen, by ianiself or zen rted
by tho parties 10 be SO stated. And the count
doth inrther order Uai the defendant Wllam
l.. Lambeth, do stei due no ice. for thu puT
pose attend the commissionsr Who may take
the said ACCOUNT, and answer ia solemn foyns
such in'srrosatotiss as shall then aud there be
ptopounded tohim, touching tile matters N
controversy ~ this suit.
Cop,--Iesle,
JOIN WILLS, cik
COMMISSIONERS oFIiGE.
tynchbuIg, lat OF January, 1881. \
The paiiies IN this can,e, will take noiIcc,
that have sppoin I'd Saturday ,he 30tlI das
April neSt, Ia coin,nenee the accounts dneet.d
by the hrtgoi"g ofdt' OF eonri, on "h.h day
"a 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
March 81

~ N the same day stated IN tho above sd-
" yer,isement, | snail proceed TO sell the
Negroes conveyed TO me by Oliver Meteynolds,
by deed Of rus, ofreeorh in the County oil
Campbell. ROBERT 5. MckEYNDLD5l
March Il lbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

H. Why should MI. Richie support Ms
Van buren,, when he perceivcs tina, FIVE 10 one
in this State arc against him " Ga Bono r.
Does he expert to convert the people " Let
him not lay this natlering JUNCTION 10 his soul. y
A great MN must fall IN lstaei'-ayc, two
or three OF them. before iIue Martin can
have any hope OF the vote of this STATE We
advise Mr. II therefore to " diUdken ami act"
nj once aud we predict that he viii not have
seen how the gandcr hops month before he
Low ers the Van Buren, flag, aud hoiss the Cal
boun, OF any other that promises 10 DO In the
majority. Nous Pcrr0hs :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

,,..;s. ii, that Mi Barry will WIS., heutHc