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verify, their name should be legion. for they III.
deed are many. And them theT gloves-who-
ever saw a Quakeress with soied glove! On
the contrary, who has no, markell the. delicate
color and superior filling of their digital cover
ings? And we'll may it be so; for, thong ready
made gloves navajo we'll enoagh for an undis-
tinsuishing court beauty,. her refinement must
stoop to that of Quaker belle, who wears no
gloves but such as are made for her individual
fingers. And then their pocket handkefchlefs-
verify believe that the present fashion OF the
naouchoir brode proceeded from them. It's true
that they do not require the corners to- De SO
deliberately embroidered, but for years have they
been distinguished for the open'wOrk border or
cobweb like cambria, nor are they to be sasisfled
with the possession of moderate share OF these
superior articles. No, indeed; 1t they are to be
restricted to necessares in dress, they fully n-
demnify themselves by having these necessares
of the finest possible quality, and In the largest
possible quantity. So long ago as the reign OF
Charles the Second, it was observed OF great
statesman, that he was 6. curious in his linen as
"a Quaker" and this implied axiom OF the Sc
venteenth century is fully 10 force at the present
day. One observation more. and have done.
In the management of that most unmanageable
part of lady's attire. ycleped shawl, we will
match any pretty Friend" against any fair one
of the European continent always excepting a
lady from Spaln.) o, the smoothing Of plaits
that have Witnessed, to modify any unseemly
excrescence at the back of the neck! q. the
patience required to overcome the stubbornness
Of rebelious sleeves. which threatened to obscure
the delicate slope Of pair Of dropping shoulders
o, the care that has been required to prevent the
beautiful sinuosity of falIingin back from be.
ing too much yelled, or the utter annhlation Of
the far-famed Grecian bend in the sweep Of its
remorseless folds!
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coMMUNIcATED.

Extract from, a letter from an Intelligent gen
henai in Virginia, dated e9h December, SSl,
10 his friend m alexandria,
The writer, who seems to take deep interest
in the prosperity of Alexandria and Of that por.
ton of the State naturally connected with it,
remarks
I" This is an important session of our Lesisla-
" ture, not only for us, but for you. Every et-
:. fort possible, learn. is making 10 the Valley
" to throw the whole of their own trade as well
=" as that of the James River and Kenawha, west
" of the Ridge, into the Baltimore scale, in Or
" der to get their funds to improve the Valley.
- This is what l expected; aud fear the isno-
- rance and apathy Of Loacer Virginia will prove
50 her ruin and yours also. II Is passing strange
" that the Potomac interest, below the Ridge, is
- either against US, or not with US. Is 1t lmpos'
8 sbe to open their eyes to their true interest,
81 SO that might have their aid in the struggle"
l would remark that the last session passed
law for Railroad along the Shenandoah to STAN
ton. L, passed the House OF Delegates to eX-
tend as far as the mouth of kenawha. Ii this
had beer passed by the Senate, Baltimore would
have furnished the funds. But stopping at Stan
ton would not answer their purpose. A Rail-
road along the Shenandoah to the mouth Of the
Great Kenawha, would throw the whole trade
of Western Virg,nia to Baltimore, to the great
injury of the District, and Of that part Of Virgil
MIA which is between the tide water and the Blue
Ridge; and thus this part of Virginia will com
mercially and in feeling become part of Mary
land. 1t seems strange that the people Of V'r-
g,nia, between the Potomac and the Blue Ridge,
should not feel disposed to ard IN bringing the
trade to Alexandra, by good turnpike roads and
canals-a town once part of the State, and
now, in feeling and interest, partof it.
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Ia every case:-and briefly to unfold
The warmest wishes, that high degree
Of inland and of maritime success.
Attend our little town and all its people bless.
Christmas has been, and gone!, its dress Of snow
Child not the well clad rich mans blazing
hearth;
But were there noue--no suffering child Of woe,
That of direct essentials felt the dearth:
Christmas is gone its now too late to glad
That holy morn which dawn'd on many poor;
But Charity may yet find hundreds sad,
And chase grim want from many an humble
door.
The feeling heart, and open, liberal hand
Have still enough to do, nor need they idly
stand.
The Muse retires-yet ere she bids farewell
To those who with her, hail the new born year,
She would moment on one trife dwell,
And whisper gently in each readers carr
If in these hasty stanzas aught of worth
In morals or philosophy be found;
If to one torpid heart they should give birth
To embryo feelings, peace hath ever crown'd;
Then, whilst you Judge with an approving eye,
Reward as scemeth best, the Phelir Carrier
Boy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

Sfephen G1raTd we are indebted 10 a highly
esteemed friend Tor the following abstract from
the Will of the late STEPHEN GInARp. Esquire.
There is not, perhaps, an instance recorded in
the history of the world, Of one human being de.
voting such an immense amount of wealth for the
benefit Of his fellow man, as the venerable de.
ceased has given to the city Of his adoption, for
the laudable purpose Of its improvement, and for
the Moderation Of the condition Of its inhabit.
ants.-Pouison's american.
STEPHEN CRAMPS WILL
Gives to the Pennsylvania Hospital,
subject to the payment OF an annuity
Of $500 to female slave, whom he
sets tree, $4,000
To the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb 10000
To the Orphans Asylum 10000
TO the Controllers Of the Public Schools 10000
To the City Corporation, to be invest
ed. and the interest to be applied an
nuaIIy in the purchase Of Wood for
the Poor 10000
To the Society of Ship Masters 10000
To the Free Masons' Lodge 10000
For School to be erected in the town.
ship of Passyunk. for poor white chill
Ing to 100000
Several annuities amounting to about 1000
10 the City Of New Organs 1000 acres
of improved land in the territory Of
Mississippi, and
One.third Of 207, 900 acres funimproy.
ed land in the same territory
To the City of Philadelphia the remain.
ing two.thirds Of the said unmprov-
. ed lands. This land is said to be
how worth 500. 600 dollars.
To The City Of Philadelphia, stock in
the SohuyIkill Navigation Company 10000
worth IN the market considerably
more than this sum.
For College for poor white male chill
dren, and its proper endowments,
the sum of 100000
To the City of Philadelphia, for certain
City Improvements, to be invested,
and the interest to be annually applied 500,Ooo
All his remaining Estate, real and per-
sonal, mo part Of the real estate to be
soldD is to be applied as follows: in
further all of the said College, i'm
proyements Of the City, and in relief
Of the taxes. This Estate Is very
large, but not vet valued.
To the Commonwealth Of PENNSYLVANIA.
to be applied to Internal Improve
ncnts BY Canals. provided the Legs
lature shall, within one year from
Stephen Girard's decease. pass laws
authorizing the City of Philadelphia
to make the intended improvements;
otherwise to the United States for the
same object 3OO,Oo0
The gentlemen hereafter named are the Exc
cutors of his Will:-Timothy Paxson, Thomas
p. Cope, Joseph Roberts, William J. Duane,
John \. Barclay.
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and nothing to yield. There Is moreover some.
thing in the force of truth itself, which will sus.
tain the declaration am about to make; that if
there be humiliation, frUm which more than apv
other. my judgment and nv feelings would re-.
volt, il would be the attempt, nv any act of mine
to deprecate the rrsen,mc:., conciliate the "a.
vor Of the Preslie,t Of the Unte,: States 70 mo
as an individual. will add. that shnuld eoual.
" despise uy,ell If my standing with the peonle
Of Georgia. Whatever It may Ue.h,d been presery.
ed by any cunceament Of my views. or suppres.
sion of nv feelings. in relation TO that nerson.
age. JOHN MCPHERSON BERRIEN.
SAvANNAH, Dec. 81, 1881.
Ata meeting of the Ciuizens of Washington.
favorable to a celebration OF the Anniversary of
the Victory at New Orleans, convened agreeable
to public notice. at Strother's Hotel, on the Slst
of December l851:-
Col. Henry Ashton. Marshal of the Distric.
of Columbia was unanimously called to the chair.
and $ Chesyn Potter, appointed Secretary.
On motion. il was
Resoicea. That we will celebrate the ever me.
morable victory of the 9Th Of January, 1915, at
New Orleans, by an anniversary Ball to be given
on he evening Of the 9th day Of January next.
ResaIrea, That the Chairman OF this meeting
be, aud he is hereby authorized to designate thir.
~ gentlemen. to act as Managers.
Resofred, That the names Of the ChairmtI
and Secretary Of this meeting be added to the
list of Managers
Resotrel, That the Managers shall cause sub.
scription papers to be prepared and circulated
for the purpose of Obtaiuin. subscribers.
HENRY ASHTON, Chairman.
S. &. Po1rER, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-04

Two cases of that almost incredible crime,
" Burkips.'' occurred in London. in the first
week of last month. One Of the victims was
fine Italian boy, about fourteen years ofage, ana
in perfect health, murdered by "a professed b.
dy snatcher" for the sake Of the nine guInea'
which he obtained from the surgeons who denoun,
eed the case to the police, as soon as It eIci'eo
suspicion in their minds.
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Job Printing
Neatly and rrpeditiousiy ersc,asd Mt this o~',
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LIST OF MANAGERS.

APPoINTED AGREEABLE TO The % RESOLUTION
Gen. Van Ness, Col. Towson,
Gen. Macomb, George Brent.
Commodore Hull, DR.. n. p. Causin,
Maj. Thos. l.. Smith, Thos II Jacobs,
DIR. VIM Jones, Selah Il. Hobbie,
Gen. Alex'a. Hunter, Col. Thos C0rcoran.
Gen. Gratiot, Henry Jackson,
Elijah Hayward, Asbury Dickens.
Col. c. K Gardner, James Dunlop,
General Gibson, +. p. Blair.
Col. Roger Jones, 1t. &. w. Mcclellan.
Col. Bomford, Geo. W. Hughes,
Major Donelson, Richard Bennett,
Maj. WIN. B. Lewis, Col. Christi Andrews
Richard Smith, Daniel ID. Arden.
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PUBLISHED DAILY
InrAX ST. BETWEEN KIN AND PRINCE SITS,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4. 1882

Oaiiy Paper So per aan,en- Country Paper 8
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ADDRESS

Ofths Carriers of The .Alerandria Pheni1 Ga
setfe to their Patrons: January !, 1882.
Once more hath time tarned DER her annual Leaf
Of tins worlds book. Once more Humanity
Hath sighed at deep recorded woe and grief,
As 70 the future page she casts an eye
Once more the statesman. warrior, saint and sage,
Reading, respectively the years review,
Have paused and pondered on the living stage
Where reasoning creatures opposites pursue
Once more doth Hope her rainbow pnions spread
Ger lands where Freedom yet shall rear her
glorious head.
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At the commencement OF another year
Which may, or not. be brighter than the past,
The PHENrx to its Patrons would draw near,
With 'hearty health'-andt to declare its fast
And full determination, to uphold
Truth, honor, justice and morality,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
ArLalsAyr BrEEDy ggh
COINS


ALBION CORN PLASTER.
A FFOkDS immediate rf'iei, aud effects Ger
IA tain cure for Corns BY as application ~
cerdneio accompanying d'reei io0 the Cor" IS $"
tened, HienDstd, snd drnwn out BY the root
vuhoo, he l. as, csin, or any VI the trouble 40
danger n,eudlpg tn hazardous aud m.hes
inni practice Of e1tsc',ng the Corn by mere
ebtmg.
The tolosing ,nsts.ces. from many abe-rs ofs
.o,lnr charar,rr attest 10 The .upesOr
ticacy OF The 1bssn Corn Piaaer:
NJ. Farrar, al Boston, was ""mher OF yenvs
Distressed b, wy painful Corn md applied eve.
ry thug recommended Si,houi sjI,ri. md was rfn.
tlered perfect c,iipie. Or applying TIT Plaster
he "ss perfectly c'ned Of his Corn, and feed from
his lamerrss
A Gentleman Of Greenfield ~as Yeas an ctsd
snh very painful Corn. and VS. cured y "n'.
box after every Other plaste, had been 'i'~d 10 no
purpose.
MIR. Cutler Of Boston, was cured offs ronhe'omr
Corn by one boz.
Cltifcate. 10 those afflicted Win Germs On
th'iT feet DO certify, ,ha, / have used he Adion
C0rn Pldsi,r with complete success. Beto'~I had
used one box. IL completely cured n Con which
hst troubled me for many Year,. make this pub
liz Tor lie benefit Of those aiil c,eJ With thai pain.
fal complaint.
(Signed,) WM SHAW.
Flushing, L 'og Island. Feb. %
(PItce 50 cents q 1pt.)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

TEIBGiNiA---At rne, boil IA tlr la. ,ns, o{ 40
Circuit superior Court = La. aHi CIauees,, for t,e
c'@hv ~ An "r,t Non,nv thu IA d1f nj Sspte
lAi- john JnnrS Morgan 81 iaini under tho a.c %
t"colT ~" yeas Nv b.. guardian n,d Giepd J,ha
Morgan Plahiif ngdln iona Novel;, Aia.nndcr A!nrr
Auhr"sn Il sHrr Fr"etirn " aiwrisht, aud ,l E,pr~
.rhaites :" Sopyt X. Norsu!!. der. whn Sophia
aio saG, when ONE j. appointed, DtlcnIs.--in Chan-
cory.
Tbe Dcica'as's Ai"y an Ir Mar NIL Ambrose Il. Marr
nat ha'lnS CATERED r pc1rnce aud given security
'tEdh, to thc acl oil AsteMbt tire r,cs th.
tnl u appearing by t;>al"iy c,iocr iAl .loy
mhHb,nts nfthi. commonwealth. ordered, al the
sud drt"udnais do ,prrd .hn itst i,Y u apr
ic1ta nay, md answer tho b,it al ln ia a.. and
cupv Of tbs order DO hrhwi,S inserted IA IN. lynco
huIT 0SIi ran for .ro nonth sacee&i~"v anh posted
a, 10 i-onl d""r OF the eo'Ii hod.s Ia.
ropy-Jestc, IoiS FrOdTSUS, ). f,'.
bD. 60 usri
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
GREAT BARGAINS ~
Fine Cloths, Cass;mcrcs, cstinS-,
sc. &c.
AL COST

VANISHING; to ciose nay business Immediately,
w win seil my entire stock at Prime Cost.
The assortment is indeed very superor-sone {"
tic finest Cloths, Cassime,cs anJ Festnss impor-
tea 10 this coun,ry 1t IS unnecessary 10 say any
thing more as the quality, coora, &c as such rs
wish 10 purchasr can SEE fo themselves those
who order, relying on my judgment, may rest as
surcd will siy, satisfaction.
| srnll he glad to sell prird'cl5 my Fu NNi-
TJRE, which is mostly of the irst order Any
person. wishing to pnrchase, wall please eau and eN-
anime 1t, and If do not sell privately, shall otter
j; AT anc:.on, OF Which notice will he given
g-TANOTnER lNVlTATlON.-l agan m
vite all PERSONS Indicted 10 to come forward and
make immediate settlement, as il Is extremely nix
some to me, and mus, be unpleasant to them to be
3ua aerl
gr'r | cannot leave my native State and the fano
Of my nativity, without returning TO my generous
patrons, my mos. sincere thanks for their iioera'
patronage and do hereby recommend this as an
eligible situation for COOL Tailor, who might do
well by taking my stand and-busiaess-- my
stock also, at Cost J. u. ShhL oN'
~ B.-I shall continue TO do business wh"e
stay in Lynchburs aud will promptly attend to all
orders 10 my line. ~ o
Sent II
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Oci. 25
Patent Straw Cutters and Corn
Shelters.


fHallE 'ubscrIbcr3, agents in J. Parker Rich
q mond, (preprleupr and maker Of Suilosds Pa
tent Straw Cutting MACHINES, and pa,cutce Of the
Iron Cylinder Corn Shecr,) respectfully inloim
their friends and the public that IAoy hayo received
lot Of those valuable aud moai highly approved
machines which they oirer for sale at The Rich
mond manufsctory prices and boalage. Many re-
CONNIE nd II Ions ot those most usefal Straw Cutting
Machines might be gwen were il necessary, from
men Of hgh standing who havo long had them in
,rs, over five hundred Of them have already
been spld, and IN use IN this State, and not
an instance has been known Of their not beng ap-
proved Of +; but as Il Is expected that all who may
wish TO puchese those machines anu the Germ
Shellops will wish TO examine them, and Judge Cor
themselves, II IS thought Unnecessary to give
any certificates Of Recommendation, rs they sui6-
GENTLY recommend themselves, especially when
seen in oPera,ion--Suiicc 1t To say tina, 70, sinpi-
city al CONSTRUCTION, durability and performance,
they aso believed to far excel all other machines
for the purposes for Which they nre Intended
SCRUdG3 4 BAGBY.
z, Stray Cutters may be soca in use tt, r
Morris Franklin Hotel p. Jones, Union Hotel,
A Fonph,n's, Farmers Bank, and WIN Elliot,s
Livery Stable
Sept. ~ q
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FOR - s.:EE.: ,

THE ensuing year. two excellent BRICK OF
Il FiCES, on Main Street, nearly opposite tho
Frat1nin Hotel together, with two commol,o.r
FAMILY RESIDENCE ono Oh Federal Hill,
with every necessary cut building, and spacious
grounds attached thereto The other on main
street, IL the immediate neiehtorIood OF the Offices
above mentioned. 1t rs also probable iha,,h sub
seriber viii have for hire, several valuable Slaves,
among them, two valuable Carpeniets with their
Tons, valuable and skiliul Os,er gor,d Boat
naa, ssxeysl experienced Twis,ers, and some corn.
mon hands. Immediate application is earnestly
raues.e 4 PATRICK Fl. CABELr,
Nys i. s..5
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New 2
v.yNCUS WAREHOUSE.

rUyll + unserAignud having taken an interest WITH
a MIR ALxapler Liggat IN the above Establish
MA, for term ofyears, bees leave 30 advise his
f,ea, and tho public generally Of the fact, and 10
illicit their future patronage The Warehouse is
IN good repair, situated IN CENTRAL convenient anu
eligible part Of the town. The Inspectors are men
o,husi,sss Of tndusricas habits, and VIII no do"oi
do every thing 10 the entire satisfaction oi pfor-
s,,r. and planters. BENJAMIN HUNT.
Oet T. 70
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LAND AND SLAVES.

IN pur auaA.e ~ N. provisions OF certain DEED
II oftruss, saetufed bs the late Anderson VI
HaddIi. hea ring dat. ~. 9th day OF March laed
md NJ record ~ tie Clfrk's Office Of Campbell
sonn,v Tor certain Purposes in said deed seed.
he nn,ieysign ned, or one oi them, wi 90 Friday
1.-The 23d day Of November ueIt, before the front
)door ofths marker house, ~ Lynehburg, proceed
", sell, ~ aucon, 70 the highest bidder. un credit
'in he niade kn,wp the day II sale. u shlnnl,.
SLAVES. via: Martin, Davy, Big Ben, L,,,lr Ben
Reuben, Frederick, Jack, John, Henry, Squire.
Maria, Mdey A'bry, Nina, Lucinda and Jane,
with the increase OF the Gmales since fhr date Of
,aiJ deed. II rny And. IN the next day, upon TIE
prsn,ses Ire ioliosihg 6se ttsr,s ~ Land, lying
.od beio. on anj nrsr Black Wa,er Creek in
same upoa ~b,eh the snid Hadil resd"d, VIZ /:
TIC irsc, bought ofMr P'e esntalning 81 3 I a.
trrs--ths tras, b ioght o john Fowler, containing
1870 arrns more or l-ss--ibe tract bought 81 Cat
lanh I ate containing 10 acres more ar Iess--ihr
tract conveyed 10y Grief late IS 90 acres, mere Or
lpss--snd the Other tract conveyed bv E3mpnh ".
lat, conisioieg GS acres 3 rods and ID puI,s ~
may more i,,jy appear by reiptenee 10 the several
cras II Conveyance above referted TO all Of re.
cord il Camph.lt County Court Clerks Office.
I he Land wil be sold sub jet l., the dover right
Of Mfs. Wad1ill which II Is expected be laid OF
| and aiiAited 10 her before the day Of sale The
terms of the land ssls VIII also be made known on
the da, Of sale. IS bell we'd the right aud tide to
all saia property Is good but the undersigned viii
ONLY convey such tile IA they holl under said
deed. T. SCOTT,
JAMES SAUNDERS
Or o. iJs
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XTlNGlNlA, Sct-At Rules he4d IN tae Ti.,k 4. ulire
" oftan Couhtv Court o! u anlln on tho l., ,ay If
oeioher, lcis--Natimarrl chewniug, i.i"aas Odine,
ana Mary his "ie Daniel Nriei,, nnd tncy hi. Wiz.
fft- nganst daue thewn'ug. dn@ aud liet fieor.e
tht"hlng dee l'Gisy Chewing and Jcsse Mcador and
Nancy his vile, Dcs.-in Chanccry.
The defendants jesse Meador and Nancy his WIFI M.
having entered their appearance ad gwen security ACCORD
ing 10 the act Of Assembly and tie rules Of dis Court and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they not
inhabitants Of this Cery On Tho motion ii ,e p,ini,
by counsel Vt Is ordered that they IL" appear herr hn
frs, day of uoy December Court ard answer the bill -:
tho plahfih-, and that copy Of his order he forth
with inserted M tho ynchburg Vrn4n for Two months
,eeos'iyeiy and posted the trout door OF The court
house, of This c-nntv.
cnpy--Tesih
Orr.S ,,,n
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NDi2ilNla Ut rules held - ITO f,rt;'. teiar ofthc
~ CutJu Snrs tor ri Id nd Ch.ar."r 81 tin
tnhn, Of Atahcfsl. alo-day tn, 81 DAY Of ca5rt,
lhS! no Mutual Nyuraucs SDnt,t, agnn-t Ylfa
bm'dpys NJ tao Si,ts at Virginia, Piatrtir 4r.u.t
fh"nu. Ctcw', sole aciiug f.ccu,r Of lrnhun,
drc nhi ~ has own rghtii-'s l.. Du md Sane, a.
Li' Nie, hate Nancy C. Frautl IA nuc Il. p.,ir- aAd
Sally ". his wife, htn sally u. tr.rkiia, l1izaia,l
Franklin. Summed Siannon,, krlnId HARRISON Jn.ic,
Pawcl, Wilkins Watsoh and Charles r. T.llafprro, De
f.ndant..-'n Chqn,rry.
Fhc defendant Charles T Ta'iafrrp unt having
@" MS aprcdhcc eNoh 'ccd according The Gct Oh
Assembly and the rnlcs oft. and il appearing ~
eAufacory evidence Tint he is m :ihnh,srt of tLs
Commonwealth 1t !. ordered ih.u ao .ni d,irl.tni do
appGar here the rs, day no ue-t Anil term mud
nnt"nf 'he lill OF tho paiui and Tint copy ~ ;l o.r
be forthwith inserted in tho 'yuchLurs vrs,an inrtN"
months sutce-sivriY, and pood ffunt door te
court house, in this turnty,--
ACoFy-re.tr.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. cik.
Oct. -. ~,
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VYiRGiNia--Ma Circuit Superior Cra-i nf Law and
~ Chancrry f,r N'i'on coaa', NJ ,la 'enrta",sr
the III my "f Ortnh-- if1 Row. bind i1lsar,, III T.
against George fauehaa aid Samuel io,ic, Oetts--in
thancrt,.
Ga the notion ofthn .ainiTs by coua,p'. who flci hi.
h1 aud approving tnths .r-fIron of the
d'icna'ni, George Nnuuhnn, il not tnhahttt If ,s
cain II n "r'rred Tim. he Il" appeal treon tho
hrst N"nopy IN january nrU, and -Ile bin
plaintiff aud that copy otths order ne iArlhuith cred
~ the 'rgrrihn n Newspaper guaii|cd the of
yuciirS Tor the space IF iwO no tbs rrc.io 20 that
lisa and that another COPY horrof be posted The front
door oftl,e court house, Of this county.
copy-Tcsr, no. E. CUTLER elk.
Nov. WIN
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NOTICE..

N Fb IIiIUS VII DC presented 70 the next
IA Legislature Of Virginia, in behas Of Citizens
ofths Corporation of Lynehburg, and the Counties
Of Amherst, Campbell and Bedford, praying Il
change the time Of holding the Circni, Superior
Court Of Law nnj Cianeery for sa,d town, 80 a.
not TO interfere With the Quarterly Courts of said
town and connlles ani ALEC TO change the laws
m relation 10 Commissioners IN Ghsucery, requir-
ing then reports 10 be in Conr, months before
they shall be acted upon by The coui,s
Del 1 On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

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