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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

NOTICE.

nURoUANT to decree pronounced by tho
L Circuit Superior Ccur, Of Law and Chanoery
for the county Of Amherst, ON the lfth day OF Sep
TENDER, lsS5, In the cssc Of the President, D,ree'
tors and Company of the Bank Of Y,fsi ma. aud the
President, Directors and Company oftl,e Farmers
Ra,,k Of Virginia, agaias, Richard Harrison, Nan
CIV Shields, John Penn, James :. ptndleion, Rich'd
Burks, VIM. Turner, Henry l.. Dawes, slellnc
Claiborne, Rich'd II. Burks, Wn. Morgan, IN his
own right, and as the surviving partner Of John NJ.
Settle 4 CO., Chapman Johnson, Joto l.. Haynes
Thomas Aijridge, Gustavus a. Rose, Martu
London. Vim. Petit and VIM Mers fiel : Ihs
undersigned, a Commissioner appointed for that pun
pose. viii. on Friday the aD,h OF Mach nesl. upon
,hs PREMISES in the .aid decree mentioned AM at
the Jvellins house Of Richard Hanson, III 10
,sun,y Of a rlers,, proceed 10 SCI At fg1iic auc
ton. on a credit of on, and two years. TOT clpp.
portions ofthe purchase money, taking icpm The
purchaser or purchasers, notes negotiable and pay
able at one ofihe Banks in Lyncaburs, satistacto-
,,y endorsed, the trac, OF Levi situated in the
county Of Amherst, whcreon the sail Richard llir-
rison now lives, and conveyed and described IN the
deed Of trust Of the 2ls, Of August. ISL AM fled
as IN cxhibi, in said cause. The lfsai tito io tho
said Land will be retained until tn purchase
money is paid.
CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY, Com.
Feb. 25 tbs
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Y lRGiNlts-At rules noltrn in thu Clerk. ON. off'
y 'irchli Snpafior Cont of Law aud thanrery 'r tie
town Of L~Vnrahlrg on tho 5ti day Of NnYemher, ls3--
George Ahitlocke, ftf against Thomas Wei, and Samuel
a Man re- II. Garland, Detts.
The defendant Thoma. Wells not having catered w..
appearance and given security according othc vtf oi
Assembly aud the rules ofthis court, and IL appoIrtr 'E
satisfactory evidence that he is not an i%nhahtaut Of tWs
country - II ia ordered thai the snid defendant duul-
penn here IN the first day Of the ext regular term Of THIS
'dnrt aud answer the bill of the plain,if, and that O CO.
py of TINS order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
ptlntei III the Town Of Lynchburg ortsn months sue
&c siYcis, and posted At The front d.or ofthe C%ourt-bpH'e
IN the saii town. 4 ~copy-Tcste.
d ROBES, OK.
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LAND ROR SALE.
fAb2 %.

4 VALUABLE Tract of Land for salo, con
~ ,aining about 200 acres, epon Little otter
IN Bedford county near Liberty The Land
-s 9sl, ard affords y good portion o tcreek BOT
,ne aud l.ot good quality The owner resides
It's State. ann "a anxious TO sou. The N1y
-, e. u ii be nGdc ~ suit the pufehasft-rt lac
d. .uj exchange 1t for Slaves. Mr. John y An
-q,a. living near the land, will sbew II, and !,
Al To sell. : 81 VI. Ii. GARLAND
Lgnchburg, Feb %, 1888. In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

FENtlE subscriber having experienced tho difficult
u ty OF rnlslng Horses of sufficient size Tor the
usual purposes Charming and road service, arising
from the want Of size commonly observed IN tho
Hooded Stallion, and know ins such 10 be the pre-
va,on, objection to FLOODED horses generally, has
been induced TO purchase the horse Maximus, to
whom thus objection does not apply, to whom be
invites the attention OF those who wish to raise
horses for he saddle or harness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28
TIE FRANKLIN EiOTMl.

Ti.tNI BI77Tf nd -
yEyItr STpSrpfPFp fo,,o,rIv or,Lo PIN "a
n v.rn m liberty Va. has t,E.n nosses.io, -,
the obov, stfea5j5d establishment recently oe,,n;.J
by rohor, Nrar,,ss -
'lcis nov 11rnishino tho humorous on, or ,his
sn,,i,ns I,,.. j., IDA ,Ln, n.ill ao,r5 ,,a.a,,
accommodations Ia }bo.c who nav nIease 70 cali
ON him priyatc na,,,rs and dinir, rono,s .,,i,aLl,.
furnished Will h. hen, f,r rho ne. az ,an,iTas',
and G.nti44an tr,y.II;,r L, rr;v,,. cmnr,,,''
.,c -. .azsa,aI H., fa.,sa, -
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TRACTOFLAND

lying in the county Of Greenbrlcr, containing /.
LEyEN HUNDRED ACRES-Also, a Tractul
Land, lying in Amherst county, on the Lynchbafg
Road, containing between EIGHT and NM
HUNDRED ACRES, both of which tracts ite
more particularly described IN sad deed, and are re.
presented as valuable. The Trustees viii convey
such title as Is vested IN them by the deed aiere.
said TIE TRUSTEES
Feb. II. wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

NVfRGlNIA.- Al q Court held for Nelson County !"
v Gath day of Dccetibcr, I532.-On the motor u %
James Shields, and it appearing TO the satisfaction I" II"
court that the real estate Of which Margaret Shields ~
died seized and possessed, as her dover In tho estate .
John Shields, dec. is not worth the sum of three hum,
dollars to each legatee II is rdercd that James Mor'foT|3.
ry. Thankful Bloun', Nathaniel Harlow, David sn' aoc,
George Shields, VIM Shields, Alexander Shields, htpe,.
Shields and Samuel Doake, heirs and legal representa-,
of the SAID Margaret Shields, dec. be summoned 10 arp, +
here on the fourth Monday III March nsxt, to she" c1u,'o"
any they can, why a sale and division OF III sad down IN
tate should not be had according to the act of AssehOy 49,
such case made and provided: aud it appearing 10 the s" rss
faction of the court that the said David Shields I'm I'm.
Shields and Samuel Doako. are not inhabitants o' INA, -
monwealth, and without the jurisdiction of this conli lac
therefore further ordered that a copy of this ot", a.
forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg VuginIsn, "A ht" 20,
per published in the town of Lynchburg, once q w. Mon
the space oftwo months previous to the said iou," tho
day in March next, aud anothsr copy thereof posteo " ,ome
front door of the courthouse Of this county
court day. IN r. c.
, He0Py-Te'e WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28
Commission HusineSs.

ZnIIE subscriber offers his services to his friends
y and the public as Commission Merchant
His office is a few doors above the Franklin Hotel.
SAML. ANTHONY.
Mrs. Anthony wishes to take a few Young La
dies as Boardcrs. Her rooms are commodlous, and
near some of the best Schools in LynchburS.
Fob u Is
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Description and Pedigree.
NOTICE..

- nv l1NEs
RIA lett all the debts now due me in Bed
- ford county, and elsewhere, arising from my
late Mercantile Business in said county, in the
hands OF W. L. Goggin and Chapman Johnson, .jr.
(Attornies az Law, Tor collection. All persons in
debted to me, will please make immediate payment
to them, as | am DESTROYS that my business should
be broush, 10 a close as speedily as possible.
Where payrnen. is no, punctually made, the debts
will be put in suit or in the hands of the proper Of.
ficer for collection. DANIEL BALDWIN.
Libe..., Bad. c Il Feb l4~le33. v3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

>flliGfNlt-tt,ui'> hrll 10 The Clerk. office Of ne
= Comfy Govt or Bedford, the itai1N d January, lrt
-iienfv ilIinrl, phi. against Ratnahas a.. Edison ana
Lucy Ia, wife, aud Nicholns Po1tst, pclfs.-In tharretV
The defendant Rafdahas A. Edison not having entered
ms appearance ana gwen security according 10 the uf 'I
Assembly and the rules of thls tourt, aud II Appearing ny
satisfactory evidence, that he is not an i~nhah,tant Of MS
state. On the motion Of the plaintiff, Ivy counsel, u j. o'
derrh that the said defendant do appear here on OF lrtui"
the fourth Monday in March ncXi, and answer the llI"
the plaintiff, aud that's copy Of this order be ftrih"lt ~ IL
serted IN some newspaper printed inthe town Of yuchhHrt'
Tor two months excessively, and that another c ny DC
psoted at the front door of tho court homse # this comfy
A C~opy-Teste, no. {. MITCHELL, {. Is {.
Jan. 10 u2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

IN not an iuhdAilaut I'll the 1ibtc ot Virginia,
you ar. hereby notified that GA the I'm and 10Th
Of Narci, next, at the tavern of " liam II. Wing
fold IN the town Of Bent Creek, shall take tn af
fdayiis of james Fariss, Thomas i Ihornhlll and
others and on the l6;h day Of The same month, at
the Franklin Hotel in the toNno Of Lynchturs, |
shall ttho the nii iavlls ofCharles Phelps, Nathan
lel Terry anl others and also ON the 18th, l9th
and 2o4h Of the same month At the tavern of
James Powell, at Amherst Court House, | shall
take the afRlavits oCChorlcs Mm1d}, George Far
row ael others, to b. read as evidence ON The trial
ofan injunction depending IN the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery 10. the county of Am
hcrsi, IN which you are painful and am dcfen.
dNut. JOHN liORSLEY.
Feb II vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

DURSUANT 10 Deed Of Trust, executed by
Il Thomas Crews and wife, bearing date the
18th Sept ls2s, and duly recorded N the county
courts OF Amherst and Gtecnbricr viii he sold.
to the highest bidder, on Monday the 18Th day Of
March next, being court day, al Amherst coaft
hnu4e far caSh.
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INFORMATION.

HENUINE Mouse Hole and Foster Anvtls,
Il superior Cotser Key d Vices, Smiths Bel,
iews,. MAYORS Shear and Cast Steel formerly
Naylor & Ssndcrson's) and Cooking Stoves, just
resolved and for sale low, atthe sign ofthe Golden
Anvil. THEO. ROBERTSON q 20.
psc. Ia. is
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WANTED.

II He SUBSCRIBER, living IN the upper end
u Of Charlotte county, ON staunton River,
wishes 10 employ a gentleman as a Teacher, who
can come well recommended as 10 character and
qualifications, TO teach the Latin and English Lan-
guagos. One who could instruct IN Music ON the
Forte Piano would lie preferred. All letters Of, the
subject directed to the subscriber, Brook Ncal +. O.
Campbell county, p0st paid, viii be duly attended
10. EDWARD - HENRY.
T,b II *
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

70 Elizabeth Campbell, adnlmstfatrx Of George
Calnpbell, James Campbell James DemasterS s
John Demaslers dmIn:stratols al John Demosi,re
deed, John Campbell, Nelson Z pa 1son, she III
of Amherst and as such administrator George
Campbell, decd and Samuel Garland,
MAXI. notice. that on Tuesday the lolh day of
Il March next, mt the Clerks oifre Of the county
court of Amherst | shalt proceed 10 take the de
position of Benjamin Brown, aud others, 10 hc used
Us evidence ~. the trial ola cause depending & I'M
determined IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chaneery for the County OF Amher.,,in which
SUI, am the Plaintiff, aud You ale the Defendants.
JOllNt WILLS, adrr. of
Ilauiis Wills, deed.
Fab wtdt
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William Il. Red ,pd Thomas |. H"rd, adj
minisil .io,s Of John Reid, deed. Joseph
Gadd aud Robert C.. Cutler.

/nAkE NOTICE, that on the last day ofnexi
month. febraary, between the rslns and set
dug of tie sun, al William Jhompson's DWELLING
house. ia lhe county of Nelson, | will take the dc.
positions ii William Thompson and others and,
on tie Il T. day ia March next, between the Ike
hours. stihe dwelling house of William II Plump,
70 tie tean OF Waynesborongh, and couIty Of Al
susta wi, take the dispositions OF James Fridge
aud olaers. ami # not finished on that day will con
fiaae flom day to day, between the same hours, IN
tl completed and, on the second Friday IN March
next. betN ecn the same hours, nj the tavern house
Of Sweetiand, in the town of PattonsbuY, and
county of Belotourt, | will take the dispositions Of
james caimnll, and others and IN the town Of
New London. at the tavern house Of Charles
l.. Dlbre'l IN the county Of Campbell, on the 1th
Friday III Mnrcb next, between the same hours,
I will take the depoal'ious of Alexander Aus.
tin, John Teas, Henry Stephens, and Others,
to be rend rs evidence IN the SUIT now ccpen.
ding in the Circuit superior Court of Law and
Chanoery tor the Town Of Lynchburg, an 10, ma
IN which ! am Plalni,lI, and you arc De
iendant. when and where you can attend, should
you think proper. HENRY Panper,
son Of Esther
Jan. % tdt
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r. n
l.. PARRISH respectfully Informs
h : trends AMI Tho public that he has

h. trends sti Tho public that he has
purchased the Stock and taken the Ho"'e laiel,
o%eesried bI X Martin, (t~o doors below The Post
Onise.1 sh.re he ~ prepared 10 eurcu'e all order.
in i.s Inc IN the .nca'e,t and cheapest manner.
lie II fHrs hirs.n that. with his experience IN bu
.i.rss and a determination TO use none but Grs,
rate mafefisls, he ~ he enahled TO give salts.
action 10 those who may favour him with their
pefrpnsfe.
fcb. - 81
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NOTICE..

II We
VENIlE partnership heretofore existing under the
n firm Of SliACKLEFORD 4 WRIGHT
was dissolved by mutual consent ON the 25th Jan
uary last.
The accounts due the late concern have been
placed by the Trustees in the hands of John C.
Slackletord for collection, to whom those indebted
are requested to make immediate payment, as lon
ger Indulgence cannot be granted.
Feb. III ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28
Importers, N' NaTcf Il. nov lWT'
New York. January, 1888. In

>tFlRGiNtA-N II court hoii for Nelson ro1nlr. tc
I'll dav ai Nsven,rr, I~}2 II IeiGtd pHHip, tIL
ngotl,l Nuil1ulei Pow ii ani Iuu-t1rd LOVING, Drli--
Ia CAHiuccry.
On LIE motion of he plaini,n. by Iii. counsel, who iIrl
his hil. aud II appearing TO tn Satisfaction Of ihc cpn't tut
the defendant. Nathaniel Powell, i. not nH iahttItnt ot
this Commonwealth, aud without the p-i.iciioo of lh'
court. It IS ordered that he DO appear her on the i h Nr-
dag in February next, aud answer fltintit's ltl aAi iu' q
COPY oi this order tc forthwith inserted in the IS ncnhnE
\ fyInIfr- III afwspapnr publish Il IN the town OF lNure
burg, L lhe Stare of two months pretions 10 that iuur.
AVID auafher copy thereof pasted ~ the FONT ,h.r oi the
court house If thif county, on sonnet Inv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28
Earthenwarc, China AM GLASS.
mon Is j. BARROW \. co.
IMPORTERS.
IS WATrR STREET, NV loRK.

?. " TT ? NIF1T ~ I'FNFi
4 RE nov receiving their Spring importatrous
Va IN the above line, conprlslss i great varrw
Of the newest pattcrns, which are Offered TO 7oula.
ern Merchants. at the most rcdueel piiccs possible
for the mticle to be sold at. In addition to tr
above, thy have constantly on hand, a large and
complete assortment of gilt and PLAIN Loohu;
Glasses, at the lowest rates. Hoping continue
ton of the liberal support ~iithsrto received tom
our Southern friends, we have nude every oX,r
ton to lay in took of the most desirable Good,
for that market, and it shall be our constant endeay.
or to promote the interest of ali $40 may favor US
with their orders.
THOMAS J. BARROW, Co..
Importers, s' Water st. New York.
New York, January, 1888. In
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The Defendant tils Scatcs, not having enieteo tbs mp
pearance hnl sIEcne security according Ia thr u fof t'rri.
bly, aud tho rules ofthis Court aud il appearing by .ul,
factory evidence thai he j. not an inhnbltant If thls Com
monwealii On motion Of the plaiuti1f. by counsel u D.
ordered. hat the sand defendant, Ellis Scnies, do alIrrr
here on the fist day vi a phi next, and answer the pIIu-
Tins hil, that a copy of this order be inserted III i'
ly nchb1rg NteiHian for two months sneee,,ivr)y, awu.
ported at the trout loor oi the court house ofth1 county
a c~opy-Teste, NM. iIOlf, ne,
Ian. - N9u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

REsSEfras Patent Bel Jo.n.,.
- the s.gn ofihe Golden Anvil. Sae q;
THEO. ROBERTSON
Feb. II W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

,sy lRGtNiA, 10 "1t-At huir. hoIlen IN the Clerk uf
I fee Of the ttrciit Supcj inr Court Of i.av mud 'lrur.,
~, Tor the county o~fIiaijtl,. il tn month ii JaWJsIt.
Irf}.-lzati u. Rice, PIT. against iilis Srates AMI Gur.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-28

K. ANDREW BOWMAN-As you arc a
1F0 nonresident ofthis State, ! take tbs means
ofnoilfyirg you that, on the first saturday in y
pril next, ! shall, at the Clerks Office Of Simpson
county, Tennessee, proceed to take the deposition
of Richard Fowler, TO be read in CHEF upon the
trial of your suit HOW depending against me IN the
Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for
Bedford county, Va. If from any cause SAID de-
position shall not be taken on the above day, then
and in that case 1t will be taken on the second Sat
urday Of April, at the same place.
Your obj. seryt. ROBERT TINSLEY.
Bedford co. Va. Feb. u, 1883
n USI received iran Nt~ ! IRIS ~ - stle, !
9E two horse Rarouc', his , lsht =
rouchcs for one or W horse.
:! Il. 81 q & Co
Feb, 81 IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-26

mossd that the Polish refugees who have smlgrasd into
Switzerland were TO support the commotion, and that
Chsmbery waste be the OF revolutionary govern.
mehs which 10 act ON the Ssrdnisu
Sa'es France. and the French parts Of Switzerland All
letters, journals aud books on their en-.
trance INTO Sardinia On Sunday last the troops attended
mass with their knspsacks their backs and their mus
KEYS loaded The corps OF Pompers established BY the
late King OF Sardinia, has been dsarme In Of
order from King Charles Albert; all tie poss are
doubled, and the police is extremely active movable
column has been to the banks OF the Rhone and the
Guiers where great number OF fUgves are concesed
watching Tor favourable nome to enter Frsace Every
day prisoners brought in bound During the last few
days 1t has been reported that Austro Sansn camp h
about to be formed the plains OF Vercc 20 that the
troops OF which il is composed may be in position 10
move either towards Mount Cens the Maritime Alps. or
the Sinplon" ~
The Piedmont Gazette announces that the differences
which had arisen between the Government of Sardinia
cluson by the energetic demonstrations of the ships sent
by the King OF Sardinia. The Bey at length sent HE
chei Minister to announce his accession to the uimatum
Tue conditions OF which are :-"The Con.manlant of tho
Guard OF the Palace shall be 10 the Con.
suate OF his Sandman Majesty and there declare N the
presence Of the Admiral aud officers OF the Roya SQUAD
on oil the Consular body, and Of Jour merchants
'enng the nation OF Sardinia, that the Bey dsappoves
ehrey oil the conduct OF the Governor OF Porto Farna
who is now confined by ness-in making an lega visit
Sandman vessels without the Intervention OF the Con.
sui that the subaern agents who maltres,ed Captain FL
gallo shall be publicly and severely punished tho
Captain shall he amply vr loss and ncon.
vemence he may have sustained either in person or in
Ills merchandise that his ship shall be restored to him.
anu hnaly, that his sailing the port he shall be
saiuteu with III guns from Fort Goletta."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-26
New York. July %.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROpE.

r,<,,, NEW YORK, July 20.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
by the new packet ship Virginia which sailed from Ii
verpoo the 9th June have received our fles OF
Liverpool papers to the 9Th, and London papers, Shipping
s's &c, TO the It'll BY the packet slip Sully, which
10 the latest date. '-'
Cotton in Liverpool had risen three .eghths Of penny,
thousand bags had been sold dur
ing the week. sr - -
The advices from Don Pedro Oporto less favo-
rable The affairs OF Holland and Belgium excite but lit
ue attention The peace between the Ouon,ans the
Egyptian Government is confirmed.
he proceedings in Parliament highly interesting.
ne luke oil Wellington had brought orw ard motion Tor
an address 10 the King, calling his majesty to enforce
STREET neutrality in relation TO Portugal and charging
the minister's ever since they had en secure in their
places OF pursuing course most injurious 10 the country
Alter a long debate the motion was carried.
Contents, AZ
Non Contents, GO
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Richmond, an July, 1888.
DEAR Sir During my absence from home few
days si0ce your letter Of the lst inst received in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-26
ITALY

'eter from Chambery, dated the goth nit. says:--
an oser Of The day has been posted up all the militia.
~ ssons announcing the existence of plot fora general
instruction throughout Piedmont and republican con-
sPracy Of Ayigoon, Lyons, and Grenobe II i, sI,o 70
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Il
lew days ago, your letter OF the oath ut which the
pany Of friends and less agreeable equations have
lett me without the leisure 10 acknowledge till
sorry that you have ramed your essonal opera
lions widely as to leave TO your friends so little oppor
uniy Of seeing you in the intervals OF your public
duties Knowing, however and appreciaIing the solid
benefits which this extended range Of industry has
brought yo ought rather TO regret that you do shew
the enterprise in social matters by sDatcbing any
little moment Of leisure, which may and then
in the busiest life, TO visit your friends lear, from the
quantity Of work you have laid out for yourself before
you US, it may yet be long time before
shall enjoy the pleasUre-one which, need not repeat,
would be most gratifying TO me, while II would afford
in the freedom and stiffness Of country life, the most ad
vanageous opportunity Of dscoursiDg alarge, OF the
Interesting topics which the lapse OF four years has
accumulated for interchange Of friendly commuDica-
ion assure you, recpocate very cordially the desire
you express talk all these matters freely and
eseryedly and whatever else may be either
OF US Politics have never yet gotten such possession Of
my heart, and trust WILL deaden its sensib
lily to The purer, we'll solid, ssiisfsciions Of
friendship and the domestic affections. My share nthem,
indeed have always regarded the episode Of the dra
while the main action Of The piece has been direct
ed TO the hearth aud altar Of domestic happiness; nor
should consider any tcise who permits his feelings
TO be far engaged in the changes and chances OF po
them in The bosom Of private life. But am running in
to h0mily, when my object simply 10 assure you
how happy shall be to talk with you ell the inter
estng OF The past and the present. whether OF
public or private nature; for which, " you will not offord
me opportunity here, hope shall nevertheless
have shall 90 up 10 court Monday and
intend certainly 10 call TO see you and Mrs Gmsr, TO
whom you present the joint and cordial sautsons Of
my vile snd myself In the time, believe TO be,
very sincerely, yours, W. C. RIVES.
L. W. GtLMER, Esq.
Richmond, IN JUN, 1888.
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Extract OF letter from Mr. Rives TO Mr.. Gilmer.
"DEAR GILMER hope if you cannot and see
your way 10 the Fluvanna court you will do soon,
and bring Mrs Gilmer with you, when, out Of do
nestle and personal sympatbes, shall find
genial and refreshing topics TO talk about than nuca
ton, secession the Force Bill, though of thu
Of your exposition heard Monday, that the diferen-
ces between not very radical
Truly and cordially yours,
T. W. GILMER, ESQ., W. G.. RIyES."