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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-04
JAMES H.aM.MO.ND'S
DRY GOODS & BOOK STORE.
Newport, March 2sth, 1893.
Clerks Office, Court of Probate,

Clerks Office, Court of Probate,
Newport, June 8ih, 1888.
AN the petition Of ANN BROWN
" + LII, praying that Henry Y.
Cranston may be appointed admin
istyator on the estate of her husband, Ma
than Brownell, late ofNewport, butcher,
dec. 1t is Ordered, that the same be re-
ceived and the consideration thereof re-
ferred to a Court of Probate, to be hold
en- at the State House in Newport, OH
the first Monday in July next, at ocIk.
a. m, and that previous notice be given
by publishing copy Of this order three
several times in the "HERALD OF THE
TIMEs," TO all persons interested, to ap-
pear at said time and place and be heard.
By order Of The President,
june l3 B b HowLANp, Ch.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-04
PATENT MOvEABLE
PLATFORM BALANCE.

II L SuDSCTIOeT mas recently pui-
chased and established in the place
of the old Hay Scales, owned by
the late Edward Simmons,
.4lden's Patent
MovEABLE PLATFORM BALANCE,
which will weigh with the greatest des-
patch and accuracy, from one to five
thousand pounds. Country traders with
hay, cattle, swine, Sc. for the market,
will find the above apparatus for weigh-
ing to be worthy of their attention.
The public generally, are respectfully
solicited to favor the subscriber with their
patronage, as he is confident that the
Platform Balance needs no rccommcn-
dation where it is well known.
may 9 JAMES SIMMONS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-04
Primers.

EaNhSt'i'ui 4 al ''h'cI
Ny ork primer,
Sherwoo DIS primer,
Worcest cr's primer
Franli n primer,
N-York preceptor,
Church catechism,
BarnunI's lst ele-
mentary book,
Spelling and read
ing, do
Barnum's Cd ele-
mentary book ,con-
nccted with writ
ing,
Barnum's 3rd do,
connect'd with nu-
mcralion, mensu-
ration, and use OF
maps;
.Barnum's 4th do
being the lst book
of geog. connect
ed with spelling,
reading s writing
Picture q defining
book;
Spelling Books.
Par hurst 5 lst les
sons,
W ebster's s spelling
book,
Introduction to Ma
tional spelling !
book, !
n ational spelling
book,
Alden's lst part,
Alden's Cd do.
NY. spelling book
Il Readers.
w orc G S [ e RS @
book,
American precep-
tor,
Murray's introduc
tion,
Murray's reader,
Pronouncing Eng
lish reader,
Agricultural reade
Y Dung reader,
Introduction to n a
+ tional reader,
ational reader,
Historical reader,
Rhetorical reader,
American lst clas
book,
|, Academical speak
er,
: Mental Guide,
Columbian Orator
History.
| Epitome Of history
First book of histo
/ tory,
Second do,
/. Mythology,
Parley's Greece,
Goldstnitl's do.
Goldsmith's Rome
Goldsmith's Eng
land,
Grimshaw's Eng
f land,
Blair's England,
, Goodrich U. S.
Emerson's Cues
tons to Goodric
: United States,
Wizards u. S.
questions,
Whelpley's Con
pend s. Questions
Geography.
w Worcester's first
book of fgeograph
Cummings lst les
FRENt
T French reader,
n,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-04
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Scripture geogra-
ply 8 atlas,
WiIlald's geosra-
ph,y,
" oodbridge's ge-
ography 8 atlas,
Olney's geography
and atlas,
Woodbridge and
" lizards large
geography s. atlas
Aiihmciics.
Primary lessons i'll
arithmetic,
!, Arithmetic tables,
! n. American arith-
! mctic, lst part,
! Colburn's lst les
} sons in arithmetic,
! Colburn's plates to
! do.
) Smiths arithmetic,
! Columns sequel,
) Key to Columns
! sequel,
( Ililchco C, Gcrish
! esq Bennet's sys-
: TEN Of book keep
! ing,
! La Croix ari,hme-
} tic,
! Euler's algebra,
) Days algebra,
) Columns algebra,
) $Legendres geouc-
) try;
! Easy lessons in do;
) Gibson's surveying
! G,umm ars.
G a m m ar by n
) teacher of youth,
! Murray's 'sgrammar,
! lngersol's do.
! Smiths do lst s. Cd
! part,
! Progressive exer-
: cises in English
) composition,
! Productive gram
: mar,
) Murray's exercises
) Alger NIurray's ex-
! orcises,
) Murray's key,
) Guys orthography;
! Rhetoric.
! Jameson's rhetoric,
! b ! al RS lectures
! rhetoric,
! Blair's questions,
) Astronomy;
! Young astronomer,
} Ferguson's astlon-
! omy,
< First book do,
, } Wilkins do.
: ! Chemistry;
! Wcbstcr's chemis-
! try
) Botany;
EThornton's botany,
! Romans antiquities
) and mythology,
! Philosophy;
{ Blake's 5 natural phi
> ) losophy,
! Crumbs natural do.
$Comstock's philos-
! ophy,
> ! Scientific dialogues
) Political class book
: Moral do do.
: ) Dictionary.
! Primary dictionary,
; ) Walkers dictiona-
} ry,
{ Perry's do.
! Webster's do.
! N. Y. Expositor;
-
II Books.
%Frcnch word book
{ French grammar,
! French testament,
! Perrin's vocabula-
! ! ry.
) History United
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-04

To be had Wholesale and retail, at the
residence of Otis Chaiee, Agent, New
port, r. |. may lst, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-04

A Preventive and cure for the CHo
IA LERA, bilious or cramp Cholic, and
Wind OH the Stomach or Bowels
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11

.a,as.I % se obti heTto Gerry On t,s work. a.
p, s,,onoscJ that this would amount a,og ether 10
,,h,as 100 00oor 9 $50, On0 which would in truth
al The 1900 400 Of stock would cost the section
!, 10 or l. years after the work shall be COM
- The tolls will be sufficient 10 pay of the loan,
In the section can use the dividends 10 pay
r. taxes ,r
-, :, ., in which viewed it; think it will do
oar section but what Will other portions OF the
Statc say 70 II :
r. WHAT objection can they have to IL Is not
H.. nled &c TO be given by us ample we Il" not
It TN tapay any thing do not see hos they
can have any objection to II.
* ant had yau not ra,h.r the Banks woaii sub
xer,be and 90 on rs We are :
= II ia, b inks had su6icrb'd with Tree good
vii, il might have been well enough but you see
,,ars ;s on.o.i,ion TO the principle of Banks sub
,r,l,,,g 10 such works, and Number ofthc stock
oll RS i've ont of section, ana are no uoao' ol
vosed toit On other grounds. fear even u hey do
subscribe sharp opposition may hereafter be kept
up that will p,rayz the work. regard the at
tempt TO force them into subscription as rather an
extraordinary measure to raise money and cacula-
ted drive capital from the country, which IS Ger
TINY no, soand policy Thc Banks nigh, render
fuzzy rs much service TO the proposed Improvement
AMI b. equally well entitled to increase their cap
,.,i without bo us for 50 doing, by oanins oacl
half a million to the State at or per cent inter.
est TYRO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11
NFssRS. RlVES AND GILNER.

We published, in our last, an article from the
Charlottesville Chronicle relative to the late unfor
innate ARRAY between our Senator, VIM c. Rves
and TAos w. Gilmcr, Esq We have since mel
with the following very different version of it, in
he Charlottesville Advocate of tho 9Th inst which
in Justice to Mr.. G. we transfer to our columns
We presume it is not the last we shall hear of il.
After remarking that Mr.. GiImcr vas absen,
from Charlottesville having been called b. rrelcs
topal business to Lew!sburg, and l,t the comes
bonlcncc Between MI r, and Mr.. G. will soon be
published, rhe Advocate says.
With respect 90 tho assault male by Mr.. Gil.
upon MI. R'vrs, the statement which has been
submitted to the public, differs very widely 'iom
MI Gilmers own account OF the occurrence. 1t is
alleged hat he not only committed upon Nj. Riyes,
the Ran lolph ontrlge,' bHt actually iu1cte II
,nlent blow, Wills, he (Nr. RI was yc, in his
sAgn AMI alto ycthcr unsuspcciins the attack, be
c1usc Mr.. Glmer b I'd risen, f,r the purpose as h
blIe4cd ofieavinE the room. THIS s!atemen, hay
in, been hsafl by Mr.. G aer, before he left here.
b declared thai il was utterly untrue that lie was
si,lng in his CHAIR INN alla'cly by tn" side OF
MI Rlrds, when, after several nsh 'c'ua demands
for an acknowledgment sf the wron-, he uil-s a
had b en- dlnc HIM, he tod Nj Rivcs, thai no al
,ernatise was latl him, bH 10 }4renauncc that la,
Oh. Rs colias towards hin, had been that -
u h}pocfite; tx MIR. Rivcs quickly rcrorted Ian
snlge equally of -nsive, and that whilst he Vi
tcrins d3 rc'ort, both parties wope sim !l.ancotsD
rsn3 from their seats. Fla, III we've ia the ,ci
aaI attitude of RISING, when h. did commi, tn
i.ieai. Il IN 'clph oHrl ;c' - This DONE Mr. Rive,
n W mel and a his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11

Gen Jatisaa aud VI andB--To,wil'sian
ing MIR Es,on's election To the Presidency Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, II has been
author,atiyely announced, in the Nashville pr.
pers, that the two offices not being inc mpatlhle,
he is s,li u candidate Cor the U. ). Senate IN OPP
position 10 Mr.. G,undy And, whatever may he
the pirate opinion Of Cen, Jackson, in relation to
tins contest, il is certain that many NJ his leading
friends in Tennessee IRE cndcavoring 10 defeat Mr.
Grondy, by ,nsinuat,ns that his suppression by
Maj. Eaton would be gratifying to the President.
It's also charged against Mr.. Grundy that he is
no, sincere in his opposition to the Southern doc
tlnes a charge which seems to us not To be en-.
,r.y unlounded, when we contrast hls speech Oh
Foot's resolution with his course during the las,
session al Congress Yet IS due 10 hm To say,
count of the appo,en, Inconsistency OF his conduct,
he same suspicion arising from the same CAUSE,
would be equally just agnins, Gen. Jackson hun.
self and the larger potion of the party TINT sus-
tuned him, IN his appreciation of Haynes speech
IN that celebrated debate 49, We find in the Nash
vile Banner, the following correspondence on the
subject, between MIR. Grumpy aud tie President
NASHVILLE, May 9th, 1893
Dear Sri am duly aware Of the improperly
IN general, of troubling you upon subjects not con
noetod with your public duties, but IN where
justice 10 ndivlduas requires II, rely confidently
that you will not withhold any thing within
your knowledge which may proven, injustice
therefore take the liberty OF making the following
inquiries of you,
lst. Whether you were not intimately ncqnaint
ed with my conduc, IN relation to the great qocs
,ons of Notification AMI Secession during nc raoia
ef The last Session Of Congress-
81 Whethof you had at full opportunities not
only Of knowing my conduct but also my private
ecI,ngs on those subjects
3D. Whether any member OF Congress inborod
With more zcn and assldulty 10 put down the doc
tunes of publication ind secession than did
lih. Whether my whole energies were not iii
rect,d TO sustain the administration III The great con
ilct III which it was compelled TO engage ON the "
ooye objects Yours with great respect
FELIX GRUMPY
GEN. JACKSON, President cfU s
WAsnINGroS May 10, 1879
Ny Dear Sir-Your letter Of the 9Th Muy with
ITS enclosure, Inns been iycd | um III sumo
doubt whether should reply To your mlcr,ognto.
"'es, US any answer can give may not protect me
rom l,, charge oflnlcrierne IN the choice Of Sen.
alo, soon to h, 'ade by the Legislature OF tennos.
see But the fear Of l,,'S iInpu'nt'on ought MT to
prevent ar answer, so far as M k"owledS' o' The
relation in which yea stand to the q" AlIohs PRO
posed, may be necessary To do you dsl,ce u,s.''i
this obligation, therefore, feel II, Liberty 10 repeat
now, what have often SAID before in conversation,
til / your conduct during the last session of Con
tIn al, tgls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

The Lcwis5urg " Acghonian" of the s,h inst.
informs us that the increase of company a, the dlf
tcent watering places in that region is uncxampcd
al such an carly period Of the season. AT the
White SIlp hur there were nearly 300 visitors, with
daily accessions. There Is also fine company nj
The Sal, Sulphur and ID Sulphur.
We learn, from the las, C1ar1,tcsviN! Advocate
That NJ Writ passed thro,sh that village few
days since OH his way to the Springs, in very low
state OF health, but improving as he travelled
ny tho way, We have CROW to pick wrh he
Richmond Enquirer, on bchalio our en.crprising
sdge-canlractors Icom Ric:nond 10 The Springs
NJ KING rer Informs lis northern realtors ;ha, there
IS convenient road iton Richmond, RAINING
tmoa II CaWuIesyilc along the University,
through Stanton, sc, directly to the Sprnss"-
AS ifthcrc worc other direct route from Rich
ra'nd 10 the Virginia watering places, save that
which has been SO fortunate as to o'tain its f,vora
bic notice. We would inferm the Enquirer, if does
not know the fact tina, M. Puucrson's line of stu.
ges leaves Richmond every day, and that on rcnch
ihS Lynchburg, il connects with Mr.. Smiths line
" ~ IA :" Jay VI t"o cOIHIlcnCe tS tTl-Wcck-
'y arrangement and that this line leads to the
Springs as directly as that, by Charlottesville
Inc mountain sceD'ry which arrests the eye Of the
traveller is as grand and sublime as he will nee;
with on the other rouc--ani we presume that the
travelling expenses are as light We do not say
mat the Enquirer designed any thing invidous in
lis rcnarks-but, we have nevertheless deemed
improper to inform that paper that there is more
'hah ono route from Richmond to the Springs.
II The Norfolk Beacon, LOBBYING tic impulse
o' '"e tunes has made its appearance on an en-
iafsed Sheet and with a new aud beautiful font of
type We are glad to see such indications of pros.
Pe'ay among the craft in the Old Borough
y Apublic dinner Was given to Eek Attorney
oe"e'a'' John Mcpherson Berricn, at the town of
Forsyth Geo. on the ooh ul,. The ,oas,s, as might
DC expected breathe spirit of unallpyed Nu;fca-
ton.
81 Inc proceedings al Amherst and Campbell
.Our'h0usesi on ,icNiIh Of July, are on our first
1age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11

'J,' ,ns.a from I, as viii ia. iy aud bye. B,ins
out, also, hoes an spades and axes, AMI some lehi
tobacco, which sells well, ard whip saw, TO ss@
plank, which brings stu In ss51 u Thousand feet
This is a grea, place, ard Wi slilF be increasing
Every man has hts own business 10 attend 10.
We lef, Norfolk January 81. and ~ere ~ days
from America To Africa. The Captain treated
us very kindly indeed. We had p,oaci,ing
every SABBATH on sea. Whllc we were sa,
ing, we saw many kinds # sea.fsh, porroi
SEES, sharks and hyms fish. ] hope you will
all come here that have chance. &c assaeias grow
here, and pine.apes p I'm, oranges lemons, &c
Canwood and ivory are plenty In lie bought
JOSEPH LEFT VIGIL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11

VI iH'iNlAtt u curt held ipr Nelson .ounis NJ t.s
court h0uto o1 Mond " thn 2iti day Of Juac f4a3
NllruHf. Feskih., Pltr against " ii,m = ts.Aefth
Jntils " vdap aud Young Hawkins, Dclis. -
- "n motion OF The F,a,nh, by COUNSEL whp filed In
bn nuh ~ appearing 10 III satisfaction of the cu,tt 1a,
to dfond,n Hnl Cabel, is in nl,fnnt of Ms
Il is ordered that the defendants, Ja,i, Iis,dcn MI
Young Hawkins be RETAINED from pa, ing eou,e,i,g
AWAY Or o'hafmse disp7sba Of any money. gould, oe
ohrf r'lerts ~ tef hand, oW lag TO, belHrue
suI Nlilm = 'nbfll To tho amount Of Gur,y dnirars
ulJnct !" THO 'aiih demand nm Tho future order and
decree oi tins court concerning The same. And IL il fhcr
ndofod ~ the sad W iiitn y caict do appear here ds
,hn tmt'H Monday IN septenlnr next aud answer tho
bu oI TIC luni'h, mud iat aeory Of this erder 10 .b
WIN inserted me fifSnia, newspaper ,ubli he'd III
INC tow" OF ynchbnfg for Tho space vi months sue
cessycly eyion, 10 sntl day. aud another cory
posted at ho ou' oor OF tie hose Of TN. comfy
copy-reote SP. GARLAND t,lL
July II W2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11


VTlNdiNlA-~h Nnies held IN thu ,,ie,k.. oG,c.
W 'ntnt Superior Court of law aud Oh !, ~
fo'd county, thn Ii DAY u jay, isa--Il1s,.,h Al
MG3W iad i0lti Of jlnes Ma :, dee. Robert saei,,,
rsaG,tn h.. ffe inppdn3a MIR. nl.,u,r ~,
Jtm.s Mntf,Mlis I Ma :. isaae II. sIarr, Tj,.,aa.
Wainwright iud 9itab hi WIFE, Lite Sarah Mar a.
bip.c Il Mar, Amb,ps Mar and tnsolhio bs ,.,s
aud T. nHeus Il Nor, VII CHI sad F,anees is ~, ,afM
under - bcats ufosc, Who hpns lty her nes T. 4ud ~
/,b@h hHr ftI.. HFtiHst aiexan1nr Mar so,gl,i :.
uim, of Junn Mar, ine., Asx1uder -. Mar, n ,on r.
sad Jaues Mar John liacs hiprran aud sophia Mr.
VII, nlmi l'don aud hfifs Mt aw Of Sopb,, MR.,
dee, David iunrs, Anthony Eaukcr. Isnr Of ANIL.
NHchor, dee ,1a1lnd Hneher, Amhrase L. itna,...'s
MMt rrtet', Hichnrd iiolnn, j.. faaIe, nuI,s ~
Hardy. Iyor Of 1osnp liifjy G Io,,,l II
james y. Waits Wu. ". ha0nifrs, Nm Xu.',
chrlis Wdknrapn, Niebdls ". Over ant - =.
Holt Evor Of Thomas ! jones, dec. Dofr.-In Chm,
ccty " ~"
Tindofcndan's Alexander MIR, Aleyn1er d. M.,,.a,
Raw Icy Rather, not nYing enofe1 ,leir aunear.n.a
gyon socutity according the net If Assembly '
rules Il this court, and II appearing by nti,l,s,,fY
deuce t1a they mo hot lntab nuts oil i,is Commensurate
II II pfdctnd thai lr5 do appear here IN Tho ~
the urX tcru md answer the bill oflle ~ ,uii ~ -
thu "rd"f le nsttcd 10 HE Ianehlup Xirp,D,,n IA, ,s
monts succrss'rly. mud ntffd nj I'm fraut doo, ~
court h' ~ ol ~ comfy, ~ sonls eeuri day.
cory iesle, jos. WILSON en-
- ~ wlns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11

Mereifl Pioviffz nef how inseruablc nrc thy
Judgments how awtutly uncertain Thy ways :
Sweeping thus from time to eternity those, tics-
srd with the brightest prospects, and The most desl
rable AMI sahgnlna antieipaons, W no looked
for it--sbs 81 expected the sad cyant--wl'o
could haye thought she would thus carly have
been summoned To the grave Her pfospcclso OF q
long and happy seioun here below, were oil the
most promising description. Young plain
ansssumae, omiabe iempera'nent--i Intelligent
and intelestlag-~en ioying the ionl society OF
friends an relatives. and participating ia oil the
social comforts of ie--noitng was desirable but
meek md holy religion, 10 eonsnmmate her hopa
ness oh Cod have mercy upon those who src
thus suddenly callel 10 judgment /, IL at NY bid.
ding they get IL nj thy command he fond scenes
and associations ofihs earth are dlspolcd forever
Foo, Franees had much - 1--we fpf--mdrh to oxcito
be-, aspirations for the proi'aellVH Of her life
ioud husband "a dear ittle infant -ard mnny
k,nd relations but al tho summons of the Mos
| Lei, slie has closed her eyes uron thcm oil !
Peace 10 hot soul May she, at ,hi, moment, bc
singing with the countless bind othngclsi ho'lelu.
lahs oor Lod and Saviour wheto tho righteous
cease i1om trouble, and the weary arc at resi-
e Transporting thought here let me wipe away
s., The ten, nj gnof and wake bpderla lay
Bur ah the swimming eye . elbows anew,
Nor check HE sacred drops 10 ply due;
Iol whero IN speeehess, hopeless, anguish bend,
| GA l9r loved dust, the huslelid, brolhef, friend
! How VAN tho hope OF man But cease thy
| strain,
| Nor soffows dread soleninil ptotnnc
Mixed with yon drooplns moulneri, DER her
| bier,
In silence shed the sympathetic tcarN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11

"A ruie' hcl 10 tbo CIitks oil8e II lIr III, ,te
E1 nor Cunt 0i Law iu1 thnnce,y far I,njf,,d CONT,
the 1T day Of JplF tsjJ#-sN,ili M Dtrkiu.op Pr
painst Ih0maa Stown fairsk ils, Mnuiow PM
LOWS tooror, Ili,am q. Rllhhntn ab1 T., ", hi. w,s
john iiniriny aud dutheaa his H. Miy fI,,t,.,,a
ncfson lontj aud silly la vii, john Il,riion n T.
ma ID Paio, SHhhson II Dni., Ira stewart AMI In
soph Pajtr alhr. II 10 IA i!af,iaul, decease Defs
w. eva ccri.
Tnn d'fenilnts Thonas Stewart Tnz1 stn.af J.i,t
ilUidny nhd hntenn hi, WIFI. i,fr,son oafh an sally
hia Wif not hPup entered lalF appe iraasa and ph,
srtpIN nrcotdne to the at ef A..rmby aud - ,aa4 ~
r- u'i and u apieatlHs hy slti.fhclo o,ienra iat
ihcv not uIhtt8s 81 Tia fansIaiia sallt II l. ,fI.
al lh they nppbat hefe The lifA dry of TIM tr,t
i"'' aud n''ct The bi Of tho pain1, an that this
Ger be- iosrttot he IynrlIJmg nainnn far ~,
months reesrFcj. aud posted At tle frst door OF ,o
court lpufo oi tbls COUNTY, on sono e"i,t d,,.
copy--iesie, Jos. WILSON en-.
July ~ w2..ss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11
OBITU AR

+" Oh Death why arm with cruelty thy power,
Add spare tic idle weed, yet lop the flower
Why Hy thy shafts, m lawlcss error driven 2
l. virtue then no more the care Of heaven
But peace, bold thought lie still my bursting
heart
For we, not Frances, felt the fatal dart"
But years ago, the painful dnty dcvolved up
on the writer Of this to record the dc tn Of the anna
bic wife Of Mr.. Peter =. Penn. The sorrowful,
the melancholy task has fallen ugaln to my lot-
Ills second Wifo IS no more Mrs. FRANCES
J. PENN departed this life at Col Pcnn's, IN the
county Of Patrick, on Tuesday morning, the oath
instant in the 18th year of her ags--hsving been
confined by in1spos,ion but four or five days,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

TWf Ill b. sold, on F,ldny the 10Th hugud,
w is33, ON the promises, for ready mon,y,
certain tract OF parcel of L7nd, containing 2o3
eres II, re- less, lying and boing in the cMnly of
Campbell, adjoining the inods 81 Thomas Dixon.
Peter Nelson and others, conveyed 10 me Is uus
tee by job Dnwiddie, bya certain trust da'd, of
record in the county court Of Campbell - satisfy
the objects of said trust Aciing us trustee,
snail convey such title only 'oa'cd n me as
such. JOSEPH DlNWlDDlE.
Julv II tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11

vf,N'lNiN, 10 VII ~ thlss i,odrn thu tnrk,. al
w ncn OF tu Circuit sapeiot Cnut Of Inw md, b,nee-
W FOR mo county u cnhphrli Monday tho 1T ia, If
Iny' 'Hlj-Wllian y. Wran, rhf. arnIast a,rr,ny O.
"nlotspn, ahm'r OF WIN. l. i.oui., dee. Mr.. I,nwi.
Widow Of VIM l. Ion, dee. Agatha Tu,vie., sister IL
WIN Lewis dro. JOAN A. Irnm aud Ella ,betb Its
Mhe' ftmctly Euzaheit lenis, Irvine Iaal- Il,oens
'""', Ann lewi', th1nhc'h Lewis, y my Lewis. Arm.
law ~ thnler i"Nis. htolhar Of " l. f,a,.is .ae
!nmrs Woods tiia aud Mary his WIFI. Wu. Lewis. How
'f1tph aud his WIZ IN al LOWS, Carl, nm III
lynn MS WIFE H"ht q. Lewis Ihs1n,s Ia,,t. ,ni -,
bda ''o"ts, u bert Matnisnl aud Inn his wif, ,.,,
was Am Mcfarland, ii,hnt, Mrtintc, Levi. Az ta,
lin'l John Mrimlan1 TO hefafsnj, Thomas aIeItn-
lhnd M "a kan aud Hnphn bis VIZ, ajrec.r ,h,t
guhn bis va, ohlran OF Mrs MoIuflaud via. =, m,
ctih," m1 hohs n In" Of John Loa IL, q bfu,Lof ,f
Nm. le"is, bens.=In ebanoefy. "
Inc dnGndaltA lfylna I,rW,-. Ann Lewis Tti.,Lat,.
l"w hHy le"ts, Armstrong Ln.is, aud Calend., u,v
u, el ltru aud ho,is nj ~ al cbaflas Lear. dr.
ma '" VIZ, md folsda iewis, chilran and he,,s a.
law o' jrih itwi' DIRE Knbc,i Mcfarland mud Am
w'lr, who "a' Ann McIaflnrd iInnnnh NJ. Tlgte I..
Wei "luh, John meinfland, The mas Mcfarland -
oc@' on and sopiia his win, Msfear aud agatha 81,
~i, children OF Mn Mcfarland, not having sutorI ~ -,
upr cuaoco ad given ,oepIy according Il. Tho ~, -
Voc uhly and tlp ues III this eonf aud IL aupe,ik. H.
smwfrtny evidence that the. mol inlai,pn. az ~.
'miouN eih VI Is ordered thu tic said ,lefeutnn,. ~
ppr" here 81 o. heflro tho aDlb day of Sepieler
Wi answer tho bill oftbn rliiBtH that u ropv If M
pdcf be b'hAith 0saifoi N the Lynehtnfg Virginia.
for "o months fhrenssifcit aud posted Tho ffoni i'm.
II the court h1use OF eail fanHfy.
tcopy-Tcfe JOHN ALEXANDER T. =
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11

Y7lRGiNAAt rules held IN tho Clerks Office Of ti,a
" Circuit superior Court Of Law AMI Chascery f,r
bedford county, on tho 1t day Of July, e3Ji.fi,,t
lowry. PltC against Thomas Lowry, Juhn Lowry Jr
aud Thomas IT, Bnnsoi Dctts.--in Ch,pccry
The defendant Thomas lowry not having enered b;.
appearance aud gi,ea security accnrdic 10 thu me-, -
Assembly nod ,e rnes Of this nnt appearing bv
sat ihcpry evidence that the sHJ Thomas uwry Is MOI mn
'nhAbant Of this enmonneaih Il Is ordered thai M d,
appear here on the Irs day ofbe 81 term anI sswe,
the PLAINTIFF bill and that this order be Inserted IN t,e
I.ynchburg vrenidn for months su.ccssiy.jr and
posted at tim trout door OF tho house OF this COZ ,tv
ouS some court day. 80
= copy--lestc, JOS. WILSON ~.
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