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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-09

ing been completely destroyed 1t is too long to adj
mt of insertion to-day-however it agrees substantial
ly with the statement published by on Friday The
tre broke out about Is minutes past IL O'Clock on sun
day the 29th in the roof of Kitchen belonging to
Mr.. JamesKyle and spread with astonishing raRiditv
1t continued to rage with unabated fury unit! about
when by the blowing up of the houses, ntke oti,er
means usual on such occasions, il was suddenly de-
prved of food for its appetite" The public bud;ng,
destroyed, the Town House, the Cape fear Banf
the Catholic Chapel tho Presbyterian and Episcopal
Churches, the Academy, the Lafayette and Mansion
Hotels, the State and u States Banks &c. The pri
vate buildings burnt, estimated about si han
drcd-excecding by hundred the number DESTROYED
by the great fire in Petersburg in the year 1875 sig
The list of Sufferers in Houses. Goods Furniture &c
contains the names of $50 individuals and firms; and
the ontire loss is estimated at million and half
Of dollarsn Petersbu,g TntnJ;.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-09

issue with man who considers tho public interested in
the matter of his covert illusions and whose stnnd;
In the country subjects him to the proper rcsponsb,
No investigation is feared An honest cause ALWAYS
looks with confidence to an ISSUE which depends on an
appeal to God or the county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-09

The friends of the Administration are getting over
their fright at the threatened book of Mr. Ingham Il.
has been delayed long, that hopes entertained that
is suppressed Can there be any connection between
the offer Of the Mission to Russia and the delay in it's
appearance Mr.. Ingham has said that no want Of har
mony in the political opinions of the Cabinet was the
cause of his dismssion. Is not the inference irresis-
tibe, that it is to BIO traced to privatend social differ
encesl
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-09

u We received no Journal of Commerce by this days
nail.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-09
APPOINTMENT by THE PRESIDENT.

Norris Wilcor, Of Conn. to be Marshall Of tio u S
for the District Of Connecticut in place Of James Mitch
ell, decd, Nat mt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-09

We received on Sunday from the Editors 70 tho
North Carolina Journal and Carolina Observer, min
and particular account of the awful Fire at Fayetto
vile [prined at the Office Of the Rev. Colin NFIver
thc il.5rlls e " Ccrg. gorIcats above named hs7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
AN A(,r

" explain an act entitled concerning land seinqnent
" non payment Of taxes, and making disposition rea in
an's 50 delinquent and Of cschealed lands for the
"e OF actual ard bona hde holders thereof under giants
rom NE Commonwealth, pa'sed the present sesson Of
hs'embly-passed April 9Th 1891.
whereas doubts may Upon cbnstrcti.a of the
heeenh and tho twentieth sections NJ the act pacsed at
we pIesent session of Assembly, enled an act concerning
ana denquent for payment Of taxes. and making dpo
on OF certain lands delinquent and of ceain esceaed
dn Tor the benefit ~ actual aud bona holders thereof
nnhf grants from the Commons eallh- for removing such
counts hnd explaining clearly the intent
ann tHeri OF the said sections Of the SAID Tccncd act
W declared and enacted That all the provisions In the
sal" eched act contained which, by the said 18th section
arc intended and declared extend suoh WIRE
originally granted under the aci passed the May session
oI sevonsen hundred aud scvcuy-nne, snired
land Office, and asccTianng man.
ner of granting waste and unsppopraied lands" and the
Subsequent ao ON the subject, and shall he appca
Ls also aud applied and extended 10 lands lying tho Yves
tern vaefs oi Tic commonwealth that may hsc Grant
ed hsofe the passing ofc ad Of May session. seventeen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
LAW
Pespeciinp Delinquent Lands m p,rshia.

AupiroR'e OuicE. Aih April, 1881.
The following act russcd ON tho ist INST IL pup
R-hcd for thc information ui all persons interested
and the pubic attention IL earnestly invited to IT'S
several important provisions As some time will nc
ce~.ary capsc before the lists OF lands returned de-
linaucnt for payment OF taxes can be publishcd
the orners Of all such lands and tots that, from any
cuuse, MAY haze been returned as delinquent prt"r
10 1920 would do well to make lmmcdia enquiry
into the subject. Lands and lots may have been re-
turned by the Sheriff. and may row be in dHnSer q
fbrfeture whilst the present owners are perfectly
uncon cious and uususpicous OF the fact. The M
solvcncy, negligence, remote residence, of former
owners NAV have incumbcred tract of land or lot,
With n single years taxation. and that single gears
Ia ration may Jesrard &c the title Of the present
swncr. Serious and prompt attention is therefore
earnestly invited ro;ihe subject.
JAMES f. HEATH
Auditor of Public Accounts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

hundred and seventy nine and thai deus.ep, an, hi.
oo the Western Waters OF the Comnonw ea that NAV NJ
been granted before the passing the act of Nav e,io
seventeen hundred aud nine we'll as os,i,oue
lands originally etan,.d under the act Of Mar ,es,;o
seventeen hundred aud are and shall lie ,,rIu
He'd from the class of such dcmqucn, lands, n, bv the an.
twentieth sec,ion made edcenabe and further nc To-
tie 'edr'Sp'ion thereof allowed ill the FRS, day Of Jsns
one thousand eight hundred aud thirty three ~
The foregoing 10 copy from the Roll.
GEORGE w. MUNFORB. crn
Apr" i<'h' 1881 and Keeper Of he Rolls
IL Those Editors who are requested polish tho Ace
to which this explanatory, viii publish hi. Also follow my
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

\VlRGlNiA:-At rules, holden in the clerks ono =
Oh me superior court Of chancery for the
Pendleton' formerly Mary Burnley, pltf, against
Pollard, dts. "'A'"'"
- ~, ne defendant Richard 9yerton. not having enter
we act OF assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing, by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an hlabilsn OF this country; it is ordered that the
s $40 oeienuaht 90 appear here the first day Of
and That copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond.
o TWO months successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the capitol, in the said CITY. '
~ copy, Teste, WV G. Pysn,r,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

NWIW'lNlh'-At rules, holden ~ the clerk a Office
OF the superior court Of chanccry, for the Rich
mond district. the 9TH day Of April 1891. lanes
"mrth' PM az snst Ncvton p. Smith and other dts
a.. We neIendan' above named, not having entered
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this court, and !,
appearing by satisfactory evidence tina, he is nn, an
ssiJ OF ,h country it is ordered, that the
ss'u uetendant do appear here ON the first dav NJ
the next June term, and answer the bill Of tic 80
WI ana That copy Of this order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper published in the civ If
Isr TWO months succesiyey, and posted A.
voc front door Of The capitol, in The sid CIV
II copy. Tcstc, VIZ. g.. PrsptIJoS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

April l. 1891 and Kecne, NJ ~. po,,.
r. UI me kdrou Of The National ntergeocer. New York
tn"uef y Enquirer Richmond Wing Petersburg
k iirald, Fredericksburg Arena, Winchester Virenian
'op'tock Cenlinel Siaunon Spectator, Fineastle Patriot
newsong Palladium, Abingdon Republican, Western Argus
nanA"hi banner Claksturg Enquirer Wheeling Compiler
Virginia rec Pfess, Genius Of Liberty and Monons
w n'e' the foregoing in their respective one month
Ofce. " WV ''"'''' :
OF The publishers Of the Daily Papers " nser, the 6re
gong act only twice week The account for advertising
us ne accompanied 10y printed copy " the ao
faVt Of the publishers. ap 1I-lavet
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-16

was, to separate that city from the Deuartr.o.. of Magdalena, (capital Canhagena) and 's'e br'e 1t into direct communications with Bogota. IFS the real object to have been. to saa' the city; 1t being the united testimony of tl
 prisoners, that in case of success. had promised it should be given up to ponas ,,e'l for three days. The disturbance was of sbasr continuance. ssess :
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-16
DECLARES:

That the government shall exercise the DOW CTS which were granted to the Executive by the above mentioned law, until the national repre- sentation can be convened ;that the Prefects of departments shall have power to fill up by en- hstments the regiments of the fine, if the Com- handing General shall desire 1t: also to receive contributions in anticipation of the regular time oi payment: and If these are not sufficient, to contract loans on the credit of the government: also,tocxpelfro mthecountry dsaaected persons, whose opinions, acts, S conduct hitherto, may be considered prejudicial to the public tranquility: also. to call out the militia, and bring them into actual service. if the Commanding Generals de- sire It to adopt such measures as they may judge exPedient for the preservation of good or derysraa dismiss from office suspected persons, cf whom there is reason to fear that they will
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-16
Tour IAceIlehey's obedlenf servant,
 RAFAEL URDANETA.

sonta Martha.-About the middle of Noveal- Der, an attempt was made by party headed bs one Carlos iioanechea, to revolntionise Santa Martha, the ostcL.ible object of the movement
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-16

Freedomof he Press in Ironee.- -Ihe following an', are the terms Of the present law of France uig. this subject. In tis country. if the press Mg's thus shackled, we should say that 'A' A' tie liberty. .be
 | Every attack upon the Royal dignity, u,s .Ss rights of succession, to which the saa s,la ,s ss nalion. .swore upon the 7th of August, ie'so l ss constitutional charter, the invioabiiay v 4pe person, his constitutional authority, anu sbal} I rights and authority of the two shampe's, .lee be punished with. imprisonment iFop. z s.eaags esags months to five wears. aad fine from 's1' 10 o'sS' francs, as the case may be-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
Trust Saie.

IAN PURSUANCE OF n deed Of trust exc.
! cnted by John Allcock, To the subscri.
b-r, bearing dale tue Bib day Of July, 1880
and recorded in tho Clerks Office oflbe county
court OF Amherst, 10 secure 10 Micsah + u.
dleton the payment OF certain sums OF money
therein mentioned will be sod on Thursday
III" 25th Of The present month, If lair, # not
the frat fair day thereafter, al public nuctio0,
at the residence of said Acock, in Amherst
county, for ready money, three tracts of Land
adjoining each other, containing in the whole
Az acres, a part ot which lays upon Bufialoe
liver, and the whole of II very nesr said river,
IL Amherst county, adjoining the Ian Is OF John
billiard. Asfam Ewes Allen Blar, James a.
Watts, aud others. Also, at the sa ne time md
place. Will 10 sold, upon the ssme terms, Ran
dolph, George, Mstlds Nash, a woman, and a
Mulatto Boy, the chlld Of Matilda one grey
Mare aud Colt, one sorrel Mare aud Colt, one
bay H"Is. one black Horse, twenty head Of
Hogs, ten mead Shsep, ten head Cows, Heifer,
and Calves, one yoke OIcn, one old Wagon
and Gear, six Feather Beds aud Furniture. six
Bedslesds, siI Hair Trunks, four pine and pop.
lar Chests, one walnut toltIng Table, QUE pop
Lar Table, ~ elye wIndsnr and hfee stln bottom
Chairs, two small poplar Tables. one wooden
Day Clock, one Walnut Secretary, one Walnut
Bprean and Book Press, one Looking Gass,
one Cherry Cupb ard, with glass do0f,, ono
Safe, wuh tia doors, three large Prts, two
Ovens, Earthen aud Some Wate, one brass
Kettle, two Dog Irons, fhree Axes, three Scoop
Piouens, three Cary p.oughs, three Coailers,
,nree Scylhe Blades and Cradles.
A part oil the above named Land ia consider
ed hrsl rate Tobacco Land The whole w,tnin
a few miles oil several public landing places on
James River, aud an authorised TO say, ,bai
the purchaser OF tue land can get IL months
to pay the money, upon giving sa,isistiory
security. Acdns as Trustee, | shall convey
only such ,lie bs Is vested ia me by The above
named deed. JOHN HoRoLEY, trustee.
Aug. ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

EOLD MINERS are requested TO examine
IN my lrset oil Land hing in the onuat,
OF Buckingham, about 3 mites ~ L.. from
Goodwyn's thnrCb-ahpW . miles, same di
rection, from Lrws's Gold Mine. md about -
S. w from Scottsvle.--A small quantity Of
Gold has been found on the prcmises.-Ihs
signs on il are Quartz, Slate, Yellow Ochfe,
Spanish Brown, Sulphurt OF Iron, on aud IN
I he honey combed rocks hexahidral crysthls
rhomboid, IRON, &c.-i will sell, Ieasr, ar enter
into partnership. DANIEL uUEKRANI. j..
Aug b "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

NT'h"lSi -AtRnlul holden IN tho Clerk. ofno,
W "i The Circuit Superior Court of Inv aud Chan
CRY i1f The town Of Lynchb1'g, Tho 4th day Of julie
1881 MERIT u. Alien and Lucy D. Lis y,,fe. lnin
Lucy y W"oispn, Joseph X. Wsodson, Faumle.oy
WoolSon, flth, against Beindn sloana laeoI,
hloanr hnd WIN. Towue-, uofs
Iho dnl"nIdn' Jacob Sloane, not having entered MI,
hPponthhte PYenssoutity nefDfdnp 10 tho net of A.
tempy hhi no fnlos Of tbs court mud appearingb y
evidence thnthu t not an nlabitaut of ,bf,
county u ~ "f1orod, TINT the sad defendant do M.
penn nero on the brh. day III the n1K tofm6 answer Mo
pllI 81 lne pdhtis, md TINT copy OF this order be
Ipi'h"'lh inserted IN soHf newspupnr printed In tle
own p' lyn'hhlrg, Tor two month ruee-ssivey aud
said town. '' - wv
Copy-feste,
JOHN WILLS, Oh
mug w2nt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000

81 900 Prizes. No Banks. $4,000
MODE OF ORA WING.
The q 900 Tickets are numbered
from l TO $1,000 inclusive. On tho
day OF the drawing, tho whole OF the
Numbers will DO put lnto ono wheel, *
all the prizes over 81 80 IN another
whocl-then the numbers and prizes
will be drawn altelnatel y, lrst tho No.
and next the Prize, until all the prizes
over 81 50 are drawn. The 40, 500 Nos.
that remain undrawn will DO entitled to
81 SO each. No ticket which shall have
dfa vn prize Of u superior denomIna-
ton, can bs entitled to an inferior prize.
Prizes payable in cash forty days after
the drawing, subject 10 tho usual doduc-
ton Of fifteen per cent.
Tickets So Halves 81 so, Qrs. 81 %.
To BIO had in tho greatest variety of
numbers, at WARDS OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Va.
o. All orders from distance, en-
closing the cash, or prizo tickets, will
be thankfully received aud promptly at
tended to, if addressed 10
O. WARD.
Aug
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
JOHN WILLS, eli.
w2m

TT1RGlNlh. Al Rulss holden ~ tho Clark's oaieo
" ottbe t0tuil superior Conn Of Law aud Chan-
eefy Tor the teea % Lyuehburg the attn Joy of July
lH3Is-=Jnnas seNhal, PIT against NethsfianI
fatt aud thomas A. il0luombe DsIfs.
Tho Defendant Heiletanh TAFT, MOI hayiog en-
tcfod hts appearance and gspn security according To
tue at % Asgshby, aud hs rules vf This Court, ~
appearing by satisfactory evidence thai hn IL not an IN
hnbitnhi 81 thus county II ~ ordered that the sns de.
tsndnht do eppem here on tho lrst lay Of tbs next
term, aud answer the bil oftbe plaintiff aud lhut a
copy ni me- order bH iortlwitb Inverted IN news
paper pt",ea ~ tho ,osn % iynehbntg fur mouths
sneee'svaly Ai posted nj tbs front dur lbe Couf
house, ia lia SAID tDwn.
top5-Iests,
hng w.s,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

much fear u,ll te p. eel uu'fissome SPEEDY
measures br sdon'rd n pfsyaai u.
In subsequent aaafisfs fhta subject. IN ifs
economical. mural sri is.sl.4szal espeeis. sill
he esamined In dttAil. With the earnest hope
'hht some expression may be emplosrd which
viii lend the iHetedaleus % n though fii aud
rejecting examination, aud Induce ihento come
out 10 ihs II Of lie State against n. dangers
which surround II. II one pe,sen shall BE- indu
eed 10 take up the good Cause aud ad in its
accomplishment, the wfi,rr will he amply
compensated. JAMES kIN Err
-aCp-
Aa numerous and ,rspee table meeting Of
the citizens of Mon,gom ~ Coaniy at then
court hoase. On Tuesday The 2nd day of An
gust, 1881, friendly 10 the subject OF Internal
Improvement. by the State Andrew Lewis.
Esq. was called 10 the Chair and Charles
Taylor, was appointed Secretary. The ohjr cts
Of the meeting w.re explained, and the follow
ing resolutions we're offered by Mr.. William u.
Preston. and unanimously adopted
Rtsofrtd, That tina mretng is highly ssosi-
Bile oi the Importance. nnd Eeslously patt,ei
pate ~ the feeling which is mnnifesting H.
self so strongly throughout the Commona cath
oi Virginia, on the subject OF lnrernrl Improve
meni, IN general, Snd more particularly 30, in
ihe subject oil the proposed Raj Way from
LYnchbniR IN kingsport, in lcnnrsssr.
htS0fftd. lha, this meeting hattily .oneui IN
the correctness aud proprety al the views ca
pressed by the citizens Of Washing ton county i.
IN their late Circular. or the snhjtct oi u Con-
ventlon 10 be held at Abingdon, on The 25ih
OF August, bv thoie ~h, are friendly, both
IN Tennessee an1 Virginia, 10 The proposed
plan OF Rail way from Lyochborg 10 Kings.
| port.
Reso'red That Andrew Lewis. John NJ. {.
laiiOr. W. Is. Preston. Henry hImunls M.
William ChaIlton, aud Hamilton Nade, be
appointed Delegates 10 represent The county OF
! Montgomery ia The Convention Ia D.. hrld
~ AhingIon on the 2Jlh OF this mo ith.
| Retofred, Tint the proceedings ui this meet.
'ng be signed by the Chairman and Secretary
aud forwarded for publication 10 the Richmond
Wing. the Richmond Enq urer, the l., ne hhurg
Vng'n'nn. Jrhe sonian Republican, and the
Virginia kepubl,cna.
A LEWIS. Chair man.
| CHARLES TAYLOR. Stcretdfy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
Very desirable Land.

YNyhEondersignc Commissioners appoin-
Ill ted by ihe County Court of Bedford,
" III, on Tuesday the 30th inst sell, at auction,
on the promises, ,rae, Of Land, lying in ,hs
county oil Bedford, the properi, OF the late Ro-
bert Burton. containing four Bpntred acres,
adjoining the land. OF Mrs. Masei5s Mrs. Clay
and others, about twelve miles from Lynch
burg terms will be liberal, and made
known AT sale. Persons wishing to see the
Land, are invited to call on MIR. Holmes, li,-
ing on the place.
JOSEPH SLAUGHTER, ]
RICH. WALKER. Comma.
ARCH. ROBERTSON, },
Aus ! s4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

Wlh6iNla-At knloshnlden IN the cIerk,. on;c.
" oi we Iffhit Superior Court u Law aud Chm,
Gerry Tor the town Of ibnrhburr thu an div .f ri
~ -Whlian u. H. thrstlan, phr against jain
Mchssnoldp aud Chiswell nabnny Drhs' ''
-" ''lon'%n' John MEX cynold. not having en,er.
ed his appearance md gwen security neooyJi,,
10 ae' OF assembly aud tho rules OF th,. eouYi
ahd II appearing by smisficiory evidence tbnt hc
tin tho said defendant do appear here on the 6rs, H.
u, 'no non ,ath' ana hhswnf the bill oftha plaint
W. nnh mat copy Of this order be- forihwi,h
mho'na ia some newspaper printed In the town Of
iynrhburR Tor two months sueceAsiyrlv and no,cI I
'hoHoh' door OIL courthouse In the said town
C0py-ToAto,
AR. '',.1 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

mo Messrs. German Jordan. Richard T.. Ia.
- den, Martin W. Davenport, administrator
wIIh the will annexed Of WIN. Matthews de-
ceased, Samuel Fleming, Sacky,lIe King and
Thomas Franklin (Mgor)
Take notice, that the 9th day Of Sep.
tember, 1881, at the Office Of Giles Ward IN
the loSn OF LyGchburg, | shall proceed 10
take the drpOsnions OF Stephen Perr0w, Rob.
ert Wnl rhali and others, aud if not taken on
thu, day, then they will be taken u, the some
place, the day iherea lleI--and should IL so
happen that the SAID dispositions be not taken
or .mptted on either OF the above mentioned
days, then they will be fnken at tue same
pace. on saturday the IOlh day of the same
month, s regularly continued from day 10 day
for three days hereafter, Sundays ~ cepted, ~.
al completed. And IN the event that oil OF
said dispositions should not be taken or com.
peted on the above menrone1 days, tn u, and
in that case, they will be tnken at tho same
place, on FRIDAY the 10Th of the same month
and year, and then reg ilafl. continued unlIl
completed All OF winch said dispositions are
intended II he read before The Master Commits
sIoueT, and on the tIisl Of a cause now depend.
ing aud undetermined in the Cifcun Superior
Court OF Law nnd ChancetY, tor the town of
Lynehburg, in which, The undersig ned Is COM
plunanI, and you are defendants.
THOMAS b. WRIGHT,
an infant under the age OF q wears
who SUES by William Cough, his
guardIan and neal friend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
A NfEf,2NSH NtIAL5

ynyHE Subscriber is no" ready to receive
aud purchase Wheal upon his usual hoe'
ns has also, still on hand, about 100 barrels
=, co,n which he will dispose OF on reasonable
terms Tor cash, or barter for wheat ,,oy
July %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

.9n0lber CHALLENGE The X-Nar, Of The War
Department. vulgary styled Mo5or EatOn, has
challenged AR. Bcrr'en. 1t is NOT supposed,
however, that any gnnpo~jer will be burnt
we understand Mr.. Berrien 10 a member Of
Christian church. The Major is monsirous
r1tinm to challenge Mr. b. under such cir.
cumslanccs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

~ The extract which we this morning pub
lisa from tue Decentralization delivered on the
4,h of July last, by John Quincy Adams, will at
trac the at,ention OF ,he reader. II show, Multi.
fcntron to lie mpuerel mons,e, which cunuot
be mentioned without confusion oil though
AVID solecisln OF language"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

stf fRGiSiA At p ale. haidsf 10 he cfsrt's OTIS
" Of the Circuit snpsripr court 81 Law and Chan
eett for the town of LYME bnrR. the zb day Of Julf.
III -sseofgs n BafRia. II ehHrd =. Wood ard
Robert fesFsat Apetlacnries and Druggists trading
eaaaf the styie and hrHfsuf Bnfga Wood s-d Pear
saiii fhis sEsiust W alfssaH Middleton Thomas y.
Brown. William l.. Csasl fraass l.Yes Henry ALL
ssa. anderson u. Wsddil, David n Tslsy Il .
President, Directors and essn,aay ~ tls Iaak Of
virginia, Laidon & abcli, jshn A. Rowan - H.
sieh AMI - fisasants, aet sssuis a.d t.zftasfr
trading urdlsr the hfm aud syla 81 Hai.taa AL
Pisaants, George A. Bockaes, ghafss VI. Christian.
jesse h. Perry, - Hurt aud - Dsvts metshAafs
aud partners, trading unjor ths firm aud -t,ls ri
Hart and Davis, - Hancock aud - Iehs,s me-
chants H,d partner, trading under tie firm mud s,tis
ofHandccck aud fchsis, DAVID aud robert Kyle,
merchants aud partners, trading under tbs said firm
aud style, and Thomas W. Epas, Dfs.
Tho defendants David AID Robert Kyle. not hnsins
entered Their appearance and given security according
to the Act II Assembly and tho RULES this Court
aud II appearing By saissoory eYdcnee TINT they ara
not tnlabitants of this country IL II ordered, Tint
the said Defendants do appesr here t,4 arst day Of
TN newt term aid answer The nnended ball nj the Plat
tits aud That copy afthis nrdsr lie forthwith inserted
~ sumo nswsfaper in tho OF Lynehhurg for two
months iveig aud posted al the Il cut door OF tho
court house M the SAID iowa.
topy-re1lc.
JOHN WILLS, eli.
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