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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

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RS. Bea.ann NJ AMI Hardin hcssns. aa1 D'es"s
4 liaffs have been sSeeae' 80. than ioaf
months q. wei sny ~ st.fffa o. -, sat1 sa5
ro,nas as H., dling Of The bai "a Pho ea's', snd
they stu fsne 10 lie th,'r ans@sss Sc ii q tic
compa.ea5ss IS lsken iol eaflr'ae#i as % ibrF IL.
fer.ians--On consideration sbefeof, and fhr eaia'
.snroyine 50 much ot the sand sport CIV IA
arty TO TIE cialms Of the ccIuPidnahls, Rahea {
.,.ttlcr. Edw and Cannon and W Imam Bnfa, aud
lanes Gatlard Trustee OF l.ucfnda Cortland H.
wh.ch thefy IS 40 exception doth eanfu lhc rum
as 10 hasa Plaintiffs and de,h adadgr order ohd
decree, ,hai ihs dcicndanu Rives, brown mud
TO the com la,nan, Robert { Cute, the sum of
fou, hn,nred and ninety three dollars and
tMsty-six cents, with legal interest on four hun
red and fourteen dollars part thereof, from the 1t
dsy Of May 1892 I'll paid, and 10 the plaintiffs,
Cannon ani Burd, the sum of one hundred mad
.eyen,v-lhree dollars and fofiy-on. cents, with lc
gal interest on one hundred aud Venty-slx dollars
nan thereof from the LIST da, Of May 1892 Ill paid
and The Court doth further adIuige, order and de-
cree that the said report OF the Commissioners be
reeoumiitcd with instructions 10 examine, staff
and sele the same, and that he publish notice nj
the id and place, when and where he Will open
SAID accounts IN some Newspaper published IA
,te town OF i aehbuf2 calling on all the creditors
uf tho SAID itaat to eshbH The evidences Of then
st.t.ai claims glgilg To Tie nnsat,H.d eTgiiI4Hs,
Wla ,tg parties 81 th2 saii personal anise, Iii Int
In STATING sad account be charge til lfasi fHIj
with AMI Q, aiil James Garland, T'oftae of =.
eala Ghfiand the foil niHount at lae risip 1T taa
GA4aad Trustee o. Lucinda Gadani, ga Tie r..
I4alnsnmeui oI her right of dover ~ T.. tfa,'
=, Ian - the proceedings mentioned,os pJrieffa
ueb', and ina. lac make report ufhls ptnf cJfhrs
10 this court, with any matters specially slatt5 by
the I'D Con aiss,oaaf, doomed pertinent by IN
sell, OF required by the pasties 10 be So sial'd
\ Copy-Tes'c
RI. Z CUTLER, on
CCUM,SSl 0NtN5 OFFICE,
Deem, i7,h 1882 !
AZ persohs IA rcstsj "a lhs foregoing deere,
and IN ,hetrasJ lsad ulel N mcstmocd wlll lsao
notice tint have afpoaea die Gat Meodtg IN
febsuab ~ st, 10 cotun .aer tbe REORGANIZATION
ana setltn ii Of the accounts al thc rartes ron.
rerned. Thy are .Dtore requested 'onNpeer ut
my Office on lint daY, lne hour 81 ten el0eh ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

GeHptei C@nt3 Court, .Nagcm5er Tetm, l52,
sFANis WEST jesse West nai - m. Fra1ief and nay
= lii lie, ipfnt.h Miily NJ, In aitaat ,g1h'i
1aln @e,t /. Thoma We. '2aaiah W.T. ia'
Perria, Charles Wei Matthew hsaaay ard Nare9 Ia
VIII, Ii surFHia caloU a lofa e -. isae Il "
hnu rad Macy ts VT, Ru q, tistic All Nafan Us
ri!e, Jehn Arthur nnd irl- II. and H.. laat it
Frances his W. Join aluln. ana iill, Ii. win. Law
llniss aud rabtha ii. wie f,"aas y 81 and fl'he'
West Peter Ne-t ana LnicfA 81 Isl, Hm. nost, Josi
Nrs Nathaniel No.t trljnl MAJ, and Naecy bi- " i'
john Arthur aud MHr.ng has site, 5"ne West JerenI
all Mi@ey ana Pliy lns wife nd fao.nl Robertson
1t appearing .aliecctiaa eop- tat the de
Pendants, John a'nn. an MilA h. IT, Levi ilarris aUH
Tabliha his wife, "h,ch ihlYa=d ,nAaht the Gnu
dren Of Am. iaekworh, &c, the grand cliidrcn OF 30
seph Hackworth dec an France, hi WIFI, am the great
grand Children Of iriih West ~. Dire I'll mas Ne.i aud
Frances West children oi Hraben West dec. and grand
children OF john West, Sr. Matthew Ballany and Marcy
his wife, and ietitia Perrin, not iHhuhqms Of ms
Salc and they not hasng appeared aud security "
cordng To the act Of Assembly anu tic rules u ai, eoH
is ordered that they do appear here secnnd on
day IN February aud answer he bl OF the conp"'
nans and that this ofder be inserted in the Lyneno"s
tsniaD for Two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted IL '
front door of he Court House IN ,l- county.
Copy-Teste, JOHN ALEXANDER, c. ~
grIKGiNAA rules holden in the Clerks Office OF me
NJ Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaacer! n' 'no
couniy OF Amherst, Monday tho 9th day Of Nnt,,m
her, is32.-Sarah, woman Of cnloi, aud her chu .'
Godfrey, AbrahaH, Nahum, He1rec, Piensnut III t'3
Claiborne and Sarah pd, agains, George r iaes' f..
sha kueker, PMp Thurmond AID Vim. +. " ithA'"''
betts.-ih thancery. a.,
The Defendant Elisha Rucser not having eu'efea ~
appc arnnce aud gwen seeury according To lie Al 81
semby. and the rules Of lbis cunlt and II a. lrafi
istactory evidence, that he is moi niahiant 81 H.
try 1t is ordered thai te said defendant do appcn h &
the first day ofthe April tetm and answe me M i
the plaintiffs, and that copy Of this order BIZ sue.
serted in the Lynchburg Etginiam for two mon bouse
eeiey and posted a. ne ,ot daef OF Inc
u MS county ' ioiiS THOMPSON, j. s. G,A'
Nov.2a. W.
BLANKS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

- lE6iNiA-bR Curt of enaftrily sessions cjnt,a
mad ncln for the tpfHt, 81 bed III at tic r,rt l
The &1ti day of No'rtuhr iS52-I9ltn " Thor.e
H.nr Il A"dte" Amys, dr'. PM % inst Ba-n4ss
Ihiun, aud Aiehnl's Pft,Cy. helt>.=-in ClHsen.t
The Defendant h'rn'tas \. El-on Mt hiYIHE eria.,
hs ap"enacr alfd gisr -"ptity, 4tdtug 10 tho
Assemb!} aud the rnr+ ~ t. Court, iad pnnegtl4
'hist"'ptA eNie"r ina J." - not n,hal#aant ~ d..
sh1htFF II - nrdrrcl tat tie sad defendant a..
hero an the lir. ahy "t tae n"at 2trc trtl aud
bdI ait'a PLAINTIFF ami TINT copy ot thu o,let b. form
ted IL tn" sEEl'iau. rre spnper pullisbc< :.
tou ol i.fncibufF i,t 'n,atis sIete,si and
a lac itaat door II tao .rurt h1n,e Of Il L. ,uunr
tapy- Ie.tc, Ro. I. MlfGlitbL. fc
D.. l. 49,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14
.o'rEIlt tItNT!G,kS.

NI l. ARE receiving vttY .erge supply Of
w COARSE WOOLLENS, foe Ncsroes,
aud very general assortment Of BLANKETS, at very
radl Cd prices all Of wheh Nc oArr, on o'u usual
liberal terms MCKEE. ROBINSON s Co
SEM 10 , I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

Il y - 4 = q ~ eR4' IN "a -.
3 ftosualee ol To- lHo.,lpaa al .lsIre', vested
"a M by d'rd oi co1,eyane, fam HE h..
.lolu NOM RE, Dc, haarus due lac 18th of
Deccmber ls2J nod trtor!,ilet3, Clicks #oG.a
olrbe county court o, Nelson, ahaA Pt,'fed, u7=
On M rreme rs, u rmay Il.t;, at WaiAW
e,lo1e. IA sd county, 'oe>"cots the sald ttlsf
IN tbe 3d'b 1t January ls.c5, 10y selling oie ',d
conveyed by SAID I,ed, 10 the highest bi Idfr, ~
public sale, 70, cash. Tho sand Land. j., %5H H.
seen by ralsfenccto tho sad lec3 .,ld the d.o':
therein rolauelto, MS pnrlcIof tn sail Walat
GROVE Estate, late thu property of john c. Eaetce,
DEF Of which the portion Of Charles {. Catlet, IN
tcudcd 10 be conveyed by sad deed, has by ate
survey hccnset n9agt and to1nd 10 conllin one
huuda, and vcat} live acres b. The same utote
or IS. No doubt Is entertained Of th. suileicucv
vi t,'ie. hut the subscrIber acting as trustee, VIII
v 'yreIt Sdeait,n only rs Is vested IN him ~ SAID
dr,j JOSEPH SrArLt.S, Trustee.
~ II IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14
NMye ivy .NsacNlMN

s9'fiE subscriber Will IN few days exhibit at
IA the Franklin Hotel model Of a newly inyen-
ted Fhre3hng machine. He deems it unnecessary
10 say any thing offs numerous advantages over
all others as he takes 1t for granted dat no person
would purchase without examining into those ad-
yartases. MARSHALL BAYLISS.
Dee. 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

BLANKS
FOR SALE AZ THIS OFFlCh'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

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A. A .s,sea, Superior Court Of Law and
"A saasers. seld for Nilsson county, al the
]. Coaf, doess Oh the l5.', la, Of oet"ber issS'
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

Dec 81
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-30
The road on whicl, you are exrendinA

The road on which you are exrendinA inc Pubiie ,notey, is mol lile road You was bound, by law, tolerair. on have no right to pa, fo, the Pope and .eser ro;sd out tii'is ti'i $ ssG Httt; If ,o,s and Korer have made speculation, in- creased the value of Rorer's ferry thon- sands oi dollars, and injured the ferry of Cfittenden and Tsimble to the same amoupt, you and he ought 10 pay for your speculation. If you have danced. you should pay the fiddler. lle not ap~ ply this fund to private purposes, TOT take dire vengeance on your encmy hv virtue of S20,0G0. Tbe people of Ar kansas understand you. They know that to repair an old road is rot 10 open aad make rev road. They know that two q tlerent roads are not one ;liidl tIIl,s same roae. You may pass these things at the federal ciay, perhaps, by ihe aid oi our 'iaithinl delegate or others But we backwoods-men understand things as they are. You may send runner {and probably this was the el,icf ohjcctof this judicial farce) in haste, to have new act passed in Congress. by which two distinct and different reads shail bc declared one and the sane road. and by virtue of which road requiring sliali mean road making, by legislative enactment. At Atprcsent, you have no authority Of law for what ,on have done, in opening and making between 6 and $ miles of a new road from Little Rock toward 5. Gray's. Nor have you any authority or right 10 pay the peo- ple's money for making it.
 Mr. Editor, this subject has become more expansive under my hand than | had intended. l must reserve the re- nalning topics for another number.
 l am, respectfully, yonrs. Nc.
 Q. Y. HOWELL.
 Littie Rock. Jan. 2lst, 1923.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-30

We are authorized 10 state, that tue let fer writer from Independence county, in Jis communication i'll the last Gazette, has made statement which is utterly des- ttute of Truth. He states that Mr. Crit tcndcn circulated < report that Col 'e- yier would not be candidate for Con- gress." This is not true /: no such re- port was attempted to be circulated by Mr Crittenden: il is an idle phantom of the brain, engendered by malevolence and pitifIl malice.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-30

One of thc aues of the steam boat Scotland collapsed, recently. between Memphis ard Natchez, and killed enc man, and severely scalded three oth- CTS.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-30
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. I~ard Counfy, .arkohs sas Territory.
 Lcsina Culp, alias Leyina Sans,
Vile Sams.

Petition for Diporce.
 NTO OW on iIis day.. came tle said comx lN piainant, by her solicitor, and the said defendant being solemniy called, comes not, and It appearing by inc sLer- iG's return that the defendant is non-rc- sident of this Territory-whereupo it is ordered that an alias simmons issue, re- quirng the said defendant 10 be and ap- pear before the Judge of our Circuit Court, at Court te be holden al tie town of Lib- erly, in anu for the said county of lzard. on the fourth Monday of May next, and answer tie said coinpiainant's petition otherwise the same will be taken as con- leased, and 3 decree entered accordingly: And it is further ordered, that a copy of this order Le published sn the Arkansas Advocate six weeks snccessiyely.
 X true copy-Jan. 1Gsh., 1883
 JESSE ADAMS, Clerk. [prs fee $7 sT4] 43 6w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-30
COMPANY ORDER. No. T.

vFSliE Arkansas Independent DIucs ara
 fequifed to parade on the ground fronting A FoWler's office, in the town of Little Rock, in full uniform, on Saturday. inc l6th of Febrnafy next, tt precisely II o'clock A NJ Should the Caps rus- chased for the Company mol arrive by that time, round black Hats will be snbstitmE ed for that occasion This order is reqnir- cd to be strictly observed by officers and soldiers.
 By order of the Captain FRED'K BERRY, q Latle Rock, Jan 30, ls91
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-30
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

N@ RUNAWAY from the suh-
 MA1 scriber, living in the county of x9Y Fayette, l2 miles northwest of X Som6viile, about tLe I5th No - yember, Negro man named GRANDEfsSON. of a yellow conplex- ion, yet not a very bright mulatto lis hair low in the forehead, eyes Of yellow cast, straight in person; when spoh en to- if confused, kind of blush discoyerabies size low, about feet inches, ago 23 yrs. clothing unknown. The said Negro was supposed 10 have broke jail in Shelby about the 9th of December, in company with two white men. l will give Fifty Dollars for the above Negro if taken out of tlpe State and confined so 1 get htD. and Twenty Dollars if taken within tlie State.
 All captains of steam boats and owners of fiat boats, arc hereby warned against employing any such Negro.
 DRUkY $. FEEL DS
 Memphis, Dec. IS, lsa2 d3 4w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-30
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ISns-d County. arhansas Territory
 I'ilos. Cillp,
Polly cnlp, afias Polly Goghogan.

loifv 1fi1p, didS Ioliy UogHegan.
 Petition for Diuo,ce OW on this day came the sad coms l plainant, by his solicitor, and ths said defendant being solcn.nly eatied, comes not, and it appearing by the sFsher- ifs return that inc defendant IS a non-re sident of the Territory whereupon II is ordered that an alias summons issue aad that publication Dc made requiring lise said defendant 10 he and appear hefnre ihc Judge of our Circuit Court, at Court to be holden at the town of Liberty in and for the county Of Izard on the fourtt n on- day of May next. and afswe the said cof,,- plainants petition. otherwise the sama will be taken confessed, and decree entered accordingly. And it is further ordered, that copy Of tLis order 5e pubx lished n the Arkansas Advocate six wecks e,,ccessiyeiy.
 \ true copy-Jan. i4th, 1893.
 JESSE ADAMS, CierE. Prs fee S7 s7al 43 6w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-30

Tile steam boat Reindeer arrived here on "Wednesday last from Fort Gibson, and after q short detention, departed for New Orleans.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-30

By letter from gentleman of rcspecta- bility living in Helena, we understand that great complaints are made about the non arrival Of tsc Advocate at that place. He states that not more than once in Two or three weeks does the Advocate arrive. while the Gazette is regularly received every week. In reply To this complaint, we can only say, that we do know that the Advocate is regularly mailed and sent from the post office at this place; and as there is no intermediate oGice between this and Helena, at which rasealiiy can be prac- tised, bat tie office at the Mouth ofCache, 1t Is there that the Helena bundle must be taken out and kept back. We have writ ten 10 the Postmaster General on the sub- ject, and have referred hm to persons well qualified 10 prove the utter incompeiency of the postnaster at Cache, 10 the honest discharge of the duties of his office.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-30

TIE Tes SGeTloNs In our next. we will devote a short article to the ten sec ,ion paragraph contained in she last Ga zette Want of room precludes us from attention to it in the present number.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16
ZftctffeIG 7EmQutrRr PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, -.- By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before the expiration O six months
 To companies of any number over six, $l 50 per year. payable above. To companies less than six, $1 75 per year, payable before. g will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive of mail stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given before the expiration of year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, $l, and the same proportion for two or more squares.- Halfa square, 75 cts. Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent per week. liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months.
 Adminstrators' and Executors Notices, $l %
 Commissioners Notices, 25
 All communications must be post-paid
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16
TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
 CORNS.

rTVHE celebrated ALBION CORN PLASTER af- l lords instant relief and tthe same time dissolves and draws the Corn out by the roots, without the least pain.
 their feet do certify that have used the Albion Corn Plaster, with complete success. Before had used one box, it completely cured Corn which had the benefit ofthose afflicted with that painful complaint
 Flashing. L. I. Fed. 28. VIM. SHAW"
 Price, 50 cents a box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16
JUST RECEIVED AT APOTTEECART HALL
A FRESH SUPPLY o

A FRESH SUPPLY OF IT EMON SYRUP. Chloride of Lime, -AA White Mustard Seed, Pocket Lights, Porter, Varnish, Olive Oil, Oil of Cloves, Alum. Copperas, Paints. Linseed, Lamp and rectifed OILS, PAINTS, Rosin, Lamp Black, Pepper, Spice, Nutmeg. and Alcohol from ninety cents to seven shilliugs per gal lon; Opium and dCamphor-prices as usual ali of which, together with previously pur- chased stock, will he sold for cash or good credit, at fair profit, (but not at cost,) to all persons who find it for their interest to be- stow their patronage.
 Litchfe(d, Ja[u 10. 1882
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16

tuck and get soap enough to wash her clothes and new kind of cotton seed eighty of em will weigh pound-and l can throw one of 'em into'a squirrels eye a hundred yards every crack, out of my old Kentucky bar of Iron. Hoop! for old kentuck. I'm Kentuck up to the hub and two inches deeper. BILL ScRATCHTALE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16
From Ns Flemingsturg Kentucky paper.
 KENTUCKY HUMOR.

KENTUCKY HUMoR.
 And pray, good MT. Printer, who is this Nelly Fiers that's kicking up such thun- dering helloo in South Carolina-she must be a rproarer-a real swinge cat, sorty reckon. My honey and thunderation; if she and my wife were only to be together one week, I'd guess as how they'd storm a fort or two-for my wife has tongue that can run from the first day of January to the last day of December without being greased-and I am told as how this Nelly Ficrs aint slow at short game-but if she can hold out with my wife, she must have the wind of grey hound and the strength of lion. My wife says as how Sal Tat tIe told her that Granny Hoble said, this Nelly Fiers was going over to that arc city of Washington to ring old Hickory's nose for him-ust as she would young heif- er's to make her stand still while they milked her, but if my wife was there, # there wouldn't be real dog fight l won- der-for Jack is tarrapan and my wife's real Jackson man up to the hub.
 Now I'll tell you what,-l always was Clay-my wife, she kept up such ding donging at me all the time, that she made me promise to vote for Jackson at the last election, and thought as how I'd fool her most tarnally, so I sGp't off and voted for Clay, and come home and told Nancy I'd went for Jackson-but what do you think Next day one of the Squires come. to my house, and while was out told her l vot- ed for Clay-and so by hokee the house has been too hot for me ever since. But I'm told as how this Nelly Fiers has turn- ed all Carolina inside out, just as a boy would turn meal bag to shake it. Well, by lingo, she must be screamer, raised in nigger quarter know-fed on sweet ta- ter and gets her living by cleaning hogs no- ses for old Kentuckians. Well, if ever can get my eyes on Miss Nelly. if I don't souintinize her mighty prodigious close. for I've a sort likin after all great vim men, and like 'em still better if my wife's tongue was not continually ringing in my ears like an old sheep bell-only ten thou sand times more quick and keen.
 Well, after hog-killing time is over I'd advise Nelly to come over into old ken-
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16
ALSO. THE

Celebrated Cambrian 1ooth- Ache Pills, WKTHICH give immediate relief, without the least w injury to the Teeth. On trial this will be found one ofthe best remedies known for this complaint.
 Price 50 cents a box. G None are genuine unless signed on the outside printed wrapper by the sole proprietor, Y. BIDDER, Immediate successor to the late Dr. WIT. CoNwAY.- For sale at his Counting Room, over No. 99, Court Street, near Concert Ha Boston, and also by his special appointment, by
 Samuel Buei and y. c. Beck,cith, Litchfeld; x. Cooles, South Farms; Daniel Norton, Canaan; Judson & Whittlesey, N. Preston !; Isaae s. WudsWorth, Bsthtem Newton & Henderson, Goshen.
 Large discount to those who buy to sell again. February 1ye5w35
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-16
Dr. Relies Aromatic PiNs, TORS FEMALES,

VTNHEY purify!,hs Blood, quicken its circulation,
 \ assis, the suspended operations nature, and general remedy for the prevailing complaints among the female part of society The Pills are particularly eficacious in the Green Sickness Palpitaon of the rits, Objection and Dsnclinaon 10 Exercise and So- cieiy Married Ladies will find the Pills equally use- l, except in cases of pregnancy when they must not hectic or consumpt,vo habits. Price $l, 50 box.