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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27
tsREAT p1rRLIc MEETING IN N. YoRKs


AZ : ,neeting of the Memoriaists to Congress
on the subject of the present distress m our com
munity, arising from the arrangement OF lie
currency, held on the 22d January, 1884, atNo'
40 William street and by adjournment at the
Merchants Exchanges
The meeting was called to order by James u.
King, Esq !; whereupon Jonathan Goodnue, bsq.
was chosen Chairman, and John T. Stagg Sc
cretary Mr.. John A. Stevens from the Execu-
tive Committee, appointed by the PRIOR meeting;
Reported, that the Committee had discharged
the duty assigned to them by presenting Inc
Memorial to their fellow-citizens, and that seve-
raj thousand signatures had been already at,
ched thereto and that the Memorial was still
in circulation for additional signatures.
On motion of Mr.. Geo S. Robbins, 1t was re-
solved, that twelve delegates De appolnteu ~ uy
This meeting to proceed to Washington, to pre-
sent and enforce the objects Of the memorial.
Whereupon the following gentlemen were
unanimously appointed
James G. King, D. w. c. Olyphant
James Boorman, Geo. s. Roboins.
Peletiah Perit John Grumpy,
G. c. Rowland, James w Gus,
Chas. H. Russell, Robert c. Cornei,
John A. Stevens, G. P. Disosway.
Resolred, That the Committee have power to
add to their members.
On motion of Jas. c.. King, Esq,
Resolred That the mechanics, manufacturers
and traders be invited to appoint delegates from
their own to cooperate with the delegates now
appointed by this meeting.
On motion Of John A. Stevens, Esq,
Resolved, That the Daily Papers be request
ed to publish the names and occupations OF the
signers to the memorial.
Resolped. That the proceedings of this meet
mo be published in the Daily Papers, and the
meeting adjourned. -
JOHN P. Stage, Sec'y.
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ment in falling to receive the instalmenls on ~
loans ACCORDING to contract and was opngea
to S take other measures for supplying 'ne means
Of carrying on its public WORKS Dso.;dent 10 call
Itake this OCCASION, Mr.. g To- s',,nosed to
agm s on Of the purposes Of the ADMIN
;stras;on to know what their plan IS! Hape
s a any measures NJ IL Do tssy PRO to
pose reiief2 Or do they mean to leave u ~
the Secretary, and to the State Banks, 10 l.iee'
the crisis as they may! g. oen+le-
Iimplore the sober conslaer sa = - nog duty
70 reneat the inquiry for such reasonable time,
&c that. in the absence of any answer, II may
he fairly inferred that the Administrator mas
no measures to propose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

Explosion Of Ponder MN.-LosS Of Sir
Lires.-Two Of the buildings connected with
the powder mills belonging to LOOMS, Hazard
& co. in Manchester, Connecticut, were blown
up on the goth inst. (the cracking works and
dry bouse.) Six men were killed, viz:-John
Rockwell and Daniel Avery, Of East Windsor
Mr.. Giles and Mr. Bivins, of Hartford; Harry
Fox of Bolton; Mr. Allen, of New York Loss
of property SMALL cause Of the explosion III.
known.
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COPY OF THE MESSAGE REFERRED TO-

1othe Senate and House of Rep7 esentatires OF
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
GENTLEMEN: The Messrs S. & NJ Allen. the
holders of the loan authorized by the act OF
10th Feb: last, having failed to deposite to the
credit of the Commonwealth according to a
rlequisition made upon them, the last monthly
lnstalment of said loan, l deem it my duty
to communicate the fact to the General
Assembly, and to request that temporary
loan, Of sum not less than $500, 900, may be
authorized to be made forthwith, to satisfy the
creditors of the Commonwealth, and to en-
able the State to meet its engagements with
Contractors, and others emplyed in the prose
ton of the public works; the said sum to be re-
paid out or the residue of the original loan
aforementioned, as soon as the same can be
realized under a new contract of which nrono
sails will be forthwith issued
GEORGE WOLF.
HARRISBURG January 81, 1884.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

Nh. Leigh.-A friend of this gentleman, has
assumed the responsibility of publishing certain
for the Presidency of the United States: so rich
in noble sentiment so just, modest and virtnous
as will excite the admiration of every good man
and patriot, and put to the blush the anonvmous
tribe of his assailants. We mention the fact
now, to bespeak public attention to them to.
morrow--Rich Hhig. W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

The Globe is certainly the pink Of decency
and the daffadowndilla of politeness." It Jugs
Mr.. Jno. S. Barbour into one of its Bank artl-
Giles, and declares that Tin his moral and pol-
teal principles, he is certainly most tit repre-
sentative of the soulless and corrupt corpora
ton" The Globe is a disgrace to the Adm
nistration.
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Correspondence Of the Nat Mteligencer.
HARRISBURG. January 9

send you, herewith, a copy of Message
this day transmitted by the. Governor to both
Branches of the Legislature ofthis State, penn
sylvania,) which think you will agree with
me, is the strongest evidence that has yet ap-
peared ofthe disastrous consequence Of the war
waged, by the Executive of the United States,
againt the Bank of the United States.
Yours, &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

7 Col Thomas Sheppard has been appointed
agent for the Citizens Union Line of Steam
Boats, in the place Of Hugh McElderry ESQ.,
resigned. Col Sheppard will no doubt make
an efficient and obiging officer, and we do not
think that the directors could have made more
judcous selection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

1t will be seen that Fauquier is in motion InS
names the gentlemen taking part in the pro,
ceedings at Salem, show the responsibility Oh
the meeting. We understand that meeting
will be held at Warrenton to day, and that Judge
Scott is expected to take decided stand in oP'
position to executive abuse of power.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

A public meeting,-the call for which is sign
ed by three hundred names,-is to take place
in Philadelphia, to take into consideration the
most advisable means for remedying " the evils
and mischefs arising from fancy Fairs" Attne
head ofthe list is the name of Mathew Carey,
Esq
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

A numerous and highly respectable meeting
Of the people of Charleston, Is. CO. has been
held, at which the Intendant of the City pre-
sided, when strong resolutions condemning the
removal Of the Deposites were passed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27
CUT IL PLAIN GT.ASSWAR

CUT & PLAIN GLASSWARE.
Just received, six packages Glassware,
81 Cut and plain Tumblers
Do do Table and Hall Lamps
Britannia Casters, four and FIVE bottles, 6
neat and cheap article
Also, 30 boxes English Pipes
lmo2s r. H, MILLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

Very Short PasSage.-The packet ship Napo-
Icon, copt Smith, sailed from the port Of New
York for Liverpool on the Sth November and
arrived there on the 25th after a run Of only
sirteen days from dock to dock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

We hear that the person who passed the forg
ed check upon the Bank of Virginia at Freder-
icksburg noticed by US last Friday, has beer
arrested in Baltimore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

The Globe calls the Bank of the United States
"he enemy" Of MIR. fancy, and says that Mr.
fancy has forborne to crush his enemy
This is beautiful language
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27
. DOCTOR WHEELW RIGur

HAS removed to the House on ST. Asanh
HI street, between King and Prince streets,
formerly occupied by I. F. Mason, Esq where
ne can be found. nov a-d4t&wtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

An advertisement in to-day's paper gives the
particulars of a daring robbery committed in
Stafford County, last week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

*Judging by themselves, they could make no
allowance for a high minded officer, honoura-
BILE himself, and therefore unsuspicious, unac-
quainted with purser's business, its details and
accounts, and so in the power Of clerks and SUI
bordinates. Had they done SO, if any wrong
was done, any mistake committed they might
trace it to its true source and find that Mr..
Randolph, did not participate in it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

A lot Of obscene works, seized at Boston,
were condemned to be burnt, which duty lsa{ u
the Gazette) was performed by the Sheriff. ~ -
presence of the jury, in an accomplished o.
curate, and precisely correct manner.
Paginni, it is said, has left England, win w
wards of one hundred thousand dollars, gam
by his extraordinary performances
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

Plattsburg New York; paper contains the
toasts of an 9Th of January celebration, from
which the New York Evening Post another
Jackson paper, extracts the following:
DUDLEY .Selden, the recreant Representative
in Congress- And Judas went out and hung
himself.'
BY J. r. Averill, Esq: Dudley Selden.--The
political damnation Of this man, as predicted
by the editors of the New York Evening Post
has at last taken place"
There is much of the spirit of the party
in those two toasts. We suppose Mr.. Selden
became Judas by betraying his master, the
President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-27

In the Senate on Friday, Mr.. WILKINS said
he had petition to present, from gentleman
well known in the country, which presented
that gentleman in light somewhat new. The
gentleman was one who was very notorious,
and had been continually going about doing
much good all oyer the land. 1t seems that the
gentleman, some years ago, diverted his atten-
ton from immortal to mortal concerns, and had
invented medicine for the body, as well as the
soul, for which he had taken out patent. That
patent was about to expire, and the petitioner
asked that law might be passed for its cont
nuaton, in consideration Of the insufficient pro-
fits he had derived from it. His profits had not
been sufficient, in the language of the gentle
man himself to make one hand wash the other.
The petition, Mr.. w. said, was signed :" Loren
20 Dow"
On motion Of Mr.. wilkins, the petition was
then referred to the Committee on the Judiciary
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ALEXANDRIA:
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. 81, 1884.

sThe last week closed with the most dismal
and gloomy accounts from Boston, New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and indeed all the At
lantic cities. Merchants, Traders, Mechanics
Farmers-aH, all are suffering. Ruin, from all
accounts, is staring thousands in the face
Congress ought to do something We believe
the country to be in a most fearful state.
Neither House of Congress was in session Oh
Saturday.
We invite attention to Mr.. Webster's remarks
in the Senate on presenting the New Bedfora
memorial.
WIZ would NOT he q ,,nUif,r2-G Teleoronb
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Who would not be aauHyfer?-[ Telegraph
We wouldn't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
EDCCAIlON.

a SCHOOL. for the instruction of Young La
IN dies Wal be opened in the Dwelling House
OF The subscriber, September Isl, provided suiii
Gent number Of pupils b. obtained A Female
assistant, well qualified will be procured, and no
pans or expense shall be wanting 10 render the
school deserving of patronage The strlc,est otten-
ton will be paid TO the manners OF the pupils, and
whilst cndeavorlns TO lmbue their minds with a
taste for literature, special care will he taken TO d.
rect then hearts TO tho precepts and duties of Re
hslon. or 10 Boarlcrs be received in the
>obscrlbc"'s family. Ary intending to send then
children, Will please make immediate Application
The following branches Will be taught:
Reading Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Gcog-
raphY use of Globes, construction OF Mans 81 les
Le,Ires, Composition, Elements OF Natnrnt aru
Moral Philosophy, Sslo per session of > months
Languages $l0 90
Music Piano, - 90
Use of Piano 80
Drawing and Painting in water colors, 7 90
Board, including washing lish, & fuel, 10 90
CHARLES IL. PAGE.
New Glasgow, Amherst co. July3 5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
Revolutionary Claims.
Aus.4

UOHN THOMPSON, jr. Attorney nj Law ocat
- cd AT Amherst Court House, Va. has made tim
self we'll acquainted with the laws governing, and
he manner OF prosecuting, all clnsses of clam,
either against Virginia the United States for
Military Services during the War of the Revolu
lion, ahd h. hereby respectfully tenders his servi
ces to such Officers and Soldiers OF tina, War as re
wing, and the heirs or devisees of such rs are
dead, 10 mid hem IN presenting heir claims Per
sons wishing To carsuli him or engage his attention
10 their claims, caRid enable him TO dec ide or to
serve them more cffsc'nally, by gi,inga deiailed
statement OF the services claimed fnr q, comranied
by any documentary evidence, still in existence
+nch as letters OF appointment, neral orders con-
mission muster, pay roll or discharge. and stat"
ment of such other prosts as can hc procured from
known living w'nessCs.-in all cases the staemsn,
should specify to hat corps the applica nj br long
rdw he her Of the Va. Continental, State Line STATE
Navy, o, Militia.
His fees IN all cases where he aser,s claim, he
prefers % be contingent, depending npon his sue
cess, SO tina @h2re nothing is recovered, he Will
make no charge, neither tor trouble nor expenses
incurred in his visits to the seats OF the eovnrr
before whom the claims would be prosecuted bu,
he will expect LIBERAL putti OF the recovery de
pending AS /, viii upon 50 ioars contine ences -
ket"rence may emade as to his fitness 10 ntnaeo
such bus'ns-s 10 the Editors Il this pap,r-and al
letters addressed 10 him mu=t he postage pad
Aug ~ l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
VALUABLE LAND FOX
EAuE

DURsUANT 10 a decree OF the Circuit oope
II iior Court of Law and Chencery Tot 'he
county Of Buckingham, bearing date hp''
1884 the undersigned commissioners VIII, on H.
day the 9th day of September next, If far. u mol
on the nHxt fair dry thereafter, proceed 10 sen,
The hlghes, bidder, The Lands Belonging to Inc -
ia,c Of the late Richard Johnson, decd. OF sal"
county, which SAID LanJs lle IN the county OF
Campbell, On Stone Wal! Crock, adjoining inc
Lands Of Mr.. Daniel s,rattoh, Breckenridge Co
bell, and others, being the purchased by sad
Johnson from Mr.. John Walker, on which MI
Philip Johnson now resides. who VII shew the
Land 10 any person wishing to purchase, nj my
tine previous 10 the day OF sale.
The sale will take place on the premises, and a
credit of | and years vii be gwen, on the
purchasers giving bond and good security, and a
lien on said Land 10 secure the payment O. the
purchase money. Liberty will be allowed the pnr-
choser TO seed Wheat n, any time he may choose
nfrer TINT day, and full possession gwen at the end
of the year. ROBERT HILL, CONS.
J. L. BDCOCK,
Aug. tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

Circuit Superior Court of Law aud CHANGER, G,I
county Of Nelson, on the 18th day of July, ie3i-piy
Ednuads, Fleming Ednnnds, Pamela fogu. Ale,
m'nds aud Susan Grcgory Pltl- agains, 4 lcard Pnt
ain'r de tonis non Of Char les Edmunds. dec. Wm n
Charles II. Edmnnds aRdSe.!en b. Edmund, beta,
tn" defendant Schlcn ii. Ednunds, not having e5lr
his appearance given security acco ding to the act
senbiy and tho rules OF tins court and appearing b.
factory ct idcncc that he IL not Inhabiant OF
try: II is ordered that the said defendant do Al =
mere or the 1rsid day oil September term x ansRr
bill Of the Plaintiffs and that copy ofthA otde, be IA
with inserted in the Nirginian, spaper pnll,le
the town Of IYDChhnrg, for two mouths successi,el,
smother copy thereof posted at the front door of IA
house OF this county on sotae court d,v
he'py-ie''o' no. c, cUTLrE 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
DR., 4. WHITES
Vegetable tooth che Drops.

'',t.''.t -saC odsred to .. ,:..,
- from who, rermanent md rad, al ,nie
may be obtained OF that disagreeahlp pain III
louth- he, with all Is auendan evils sut n IA
hactuing the Jo~ in extracting 'he Teeth VIII h
ohen proves more pain'"l an the Tooth. a, h,
"scli, and Geld passing from the deca,ed re.lb 10
IN Jaw thence to the head. producing thpuma.
&c "iircuon, with many Other unple a.aut effect.
such as dsagreeahle breath, and taste in the
mouth. &c.-el OF which are produced from topl
or decayed Teeth
am happy to baveil 10 my power to cnsr TO
the world atemedy that will not only remove the
pain n'ne TINES out OF 'ep. II properly applied, bn;
preserve the iee'h from further decay, aud arrest
the disease IN such as are decayioe and have no,
commenced aching, restoring them to health and
usefulness
Certificates tf Drntiss and Physiciacs-also
Directions for using, accompany each bottle
For sale by II. STABLER, Druggist.
Lynchburg.
Bel d. Richardson, Liberty.
Johft p. KiSee, Salem
J. $. Crockett, Chris iansbure
June ofI2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01


" lh"iN'A.-h rules held III The Clerks oe5,, :
t2uh Superior Court Of La, aud ChaHe.,. ,
county OF Amier I, on Monday - 7ta day Of Ia H.
''a'i'ah - VII lrfi 'ntstSlng partner of W,.,,.
hai tand ~ Mitchell, Phl.. against Nanc, Shis4l.
J. Dawes, WIN Turner, John renn, K4her, l. +, r.
5t.t - ~ Amanda Lec Hcaton NJ Penn Lew, h.
Ing ana 'ancos Ann his wife. late France. A., H.
Paulus a. Harrison, Corhin d. HARRISON Caroline \
r>"n, Kiehntd +. Harrison and Sophm L. Harm.
last I'VE Of whom ARE Infants under the age of N r.
Defendants. In Lhancery.
The defendant Amanda Lee. not having entered l.
pear"ncr and gwen secnriy according to the ,a
Assembly and the rules of this court and il n,ns..
ny s'us'actofy evidence that shc is not iuhallao
TINS cominonw cath. On motion of the plaintp Ii, y,
-e', IT'S ordered. tpt the said ienc am Amsn0a .
appoar bef'rc the Judge of said Court at The ~,
mouse, on the lOth day Of Scptombrr next to an,w.,
hi' OF the plahi and that cory of this order he f
with Inserted IN the Lynchburg Vrginian, tor tvomm
successfully, am posted at the font door of thee
house in said county. NV
ACopy-Teste, JOHN THOMPSON |, r
July 10 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
Nynchhurg FaM Races.

VuNliE Races over this course will commence on
u Tuesday, The 23d September next, andl CONT
nue. five days.
FIRST DAY-A Swcepsakc FOR colts and fl.
lies, two mle heats, 800 entrance, half forfeit ;
four entries and closed.
WIN. Casscl enters his colt Ticklebrceches by
Shakespeare, dam by Madison.
Thos. Hale enters his b. C. by Tlnoleon dam by
RnDands Doomed
Isaac II Oliver enters his b. c. 10y Trufle, dam
Lady Tcazlc.
VIM. Garth enters his b. f. by Monsieur Tonson,
dam Indy Racket.
SECOND DAY-Proprctors Purse 5000 two
mile heats ifl5 entrance.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse 800 three
m.le heats, $40 entrance.
FOURTH DAY-Propretor Purse 5000, two
milo heats $15 entrance
" FIFTH DAY "A Swecpsiake, for colts and
hllics, one milo ard repeat 300, entrance, bali
forfeit 3 entries and closed.
Tho. llule enters his r. c Lcech,b by sir Charles,
dam Midas.
Wm' Mccargo enters his 6. f. Jenny Dang, by
Medley dam Sally Finn.
VIM. w llurtcncrs his &C, Dandy, by Med
ley, dam by Sir Charles.
The Proprietor will be prepared TO accommodate
forty fifty race horses with good stables, litter
and forage The money Tor cnch days race will
be pn,d 10 the winner, subject to the usual discount
From The large number OF horses in training, fine
sport may be expected.
ISAAC II. OLIVER, Proprietor.
Aug. Is tdr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
rFresh Spring aud Summer 20
" GOODS.

uUST received large and choice assortment
81 of staple and fancy Dry Goods, OF INC 'a''''
imporfatous, such as A.
Chen, ard other fancy fldkfs. aud shaw's
| case Duns,able Bonnets
French and Swiss Panied Muslihs
Caicos OF every style
Rich fgd and waercd Silks
Sup. Mateoni, Italian and other Lus'rlng, (sefy
cheap
Jet black ond blue black G 70 de Nap ohhS
A variety Of col Gro dc Nap silks
White, pink and blue Salins and fiorcne,
Plain "A Bobiuetls and A PLAN and IL "a ufe
canetts
plain Bobinetis nnl fgd Grccinneti Copes
Il cheap assortment Of Glrghnms
ich Blonde Ribbons for Bonncts
Belt Ribbons
IRISH Linens and kcrtings
Linen Cambria IIdkfs.
Plain and "a Null Muslins
Cambrics ard Cambria Muslins
Corded and checked Musns
Corded Skirts OF various prices
Silk and Cotton Hosiery
general assortment OF Ladies and Gentlemen s
Gloves &c.
g'-I invite the attention of the Ladies TO the
above and great variety OF Others not mentioned
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Black and green Summer Cloths, white and Co
Ion cd DrilIlngs, fancy Cassimcrcs for Summer,
Erminctts, fancy D,ills Roam Casimcres, PITS
burg Cords, CIrcassans and Bombazlnes super
black, blue and fasty cold Cloths, super black,
blue and fancy cold Cassimeres, blue and green
Habit Cloths for sommer coa's, Summer Hats,
Bondanna iLkfs Il general assortment OF um-
brellas, Bombazine and other Stocks.
The above, comprising handsome and exten-
sivc assortment, wall be sold at prices To suit the
prescn, times. Wholesale and retail dealers are
requested 10 call md examine the stock.
ROBERT KYLE.
May IL IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

TflRhlNiA At rules held in the ,.I..,, -
COMFY Count of Franklin, the fth S '9a-s %
ls33--John q. Lettwlch, Smitfsau n 10y o. Va
Preston iate merchants and partners. r,nd.a ah3 ~
stylo hhd hrm of l.niiw Ieh, Davis 4 e. tas eair
bcnct OF John O. l.eftwIeh Plaintiff. no ,hf p
hite,.' hcis llsers, Berjomn Boz III nr =, Aa'Y
lie defendant hnnanias Divers, MT hay,n,
al tafance and given stcuri'y acrord,nn ,ffrN
Assembly aud the rules Of this Cousi AMI - HE Sc
sniFiactory evidence that he is Tot an lnI,. le'g
"h'heh"'ff1t o. motion Of the paru,a ~
eounsel, q q. -. hat the SUI Apnarias ~ q
pear he an tf' n Monday IN Noyealbc, ~, 't'-
swcr the NinHffi 'i and thar s.copy If -, tsN s'
forthwith Pn.li'icd IN the Iyuchbutg yirs,'.h r's
months excessively. and posiei at the dnnr nav s p
house OF this countj on some couft,dav. 9e %
Copy-ieste,
Aug. % ""itI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

',,Ii IA, H. Wit Ut Hr'es held IN Tho FL, h.,
W nee ol thr CIrcuit superior Court OF Law ,nJ a.
Gerry, for the county oi Campbell, on the nj, Maui
july, 1881 4. T., Caea,ham and William A. GGo5o ~.
chants ami pa tncrs trading undcr st,l u 4
theaham G"oGo, Ms. against w m. T"I renee st
of Jp' eph TofrruCe, decd. aud IN hi, own iinh, Nr
florence, Jnseph lorteace Torrencc Hughes and ~.
his wife, 10 mr,l, kcb.cca Terrence, Nancy or,,g
Nincy Torrencr, Jumcs Batl, Sally his " ifc Gu
" Sal, Torfeucc, Mntha Tor ence, Margaret Torrs,
Aaron Torrencr, David Terrence, SAND. florence "
liam Thompson, James florence, au1 Thomas kre.
and Nancy IN WIFE, formerly Name! florence Den, :
thnuCtry.
Tho Dei"ndants Joseph Torrenc james To-fencc T
ma> h, fchCn and Nancy his wife, lOrmP- /, Aaucv 4
rthc' ~, Inning enored thrr npra ance aut give,
cnfhy according To the act Il hssrHbf, NM lie r
ihi> coutt, aud II arpcaun. By .alisactor, ydoncc
they nfe ut inhabitants of tuis fominoll. rlf,. Il
offrfed that the SAID joseph Tore, g.. jaime 7. -.t
Jh"f"a, Kitchen, add Nancy his y ~ r,rips,g ,o
10 rene, do al ear here on the frs, df, ii, =. len
term next, and answer the pla,ntia's bill al. fi I'd.
pA "i TINS oideI = t"it.wnh inspitcd Ia tie /, pcl
i'g'nMn, 70 i"' moths excessively, oud po.te.
the front door al the court house oftltIs c1uuty
hCOpy-iestA,
JolIE ALEXANDER, G..
'uly II '''