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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13

" arrangement for .Nouember. -
THNlIE splendid steam packets PRESIDENT,
u Captain f. 5. BUNKER, and BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN, Capt II. B. COLEMAN, will leave
Providence at IL o'clock, M, and New ork at
o'clock, p. M, on the following days
PRESIDENT.
Leaves Providence at | 2 o'clock, NV Wednesday
Eth, Monday roth, Friday l4th, Wednesday 18th,
Monday oath, and Friday 2sth.
Leaves New-York at 4 o'clock, p. NJ. Mon
day Sd, Friday 7th, Wednesday l2lh, Monday
l7th, Friday 2lst, and "Wednesday 26ih.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
Leaves Providence at IL o'clock, NJ. Monday
Sd, Friday eth, "Wednesday l2lh, Monday l7th
Friday 2lst, and Wednesday 26lh.
Leaves New-York at 4 o'clock, p. NJ, We'd
nesday 5th, Monday 10Th, Friday 18th, Wednes.
day 18th, Monday 24,h, and Friday 2sth.
The above boats are propelled by two separate
engines, and heavy copper boilers.
+ The boats will touch at the Long wharf, to re-
ceve and land passengers.
Newport, Nov. 6, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

isier's mharG
THNIlE subscribers have been induced to
"a establish, their business in Newport, and
trust they will be patronzed by the nhabi-
tants Of the town and vicinity generally
They will keep constantly on hand, Italian
and American Marble, suitable for mantle
pieces and Monuments, also Dover marble
for tomb and head stones; Quincy Slate do,
common slate do, Connecticut free stone for
steps, platforms, hearths, jambs, and under
pinning. Likewise soap-stone fire places,
and soap-stone for all the general uses COM
monty called for at Stone Cutters Estab-
lshment; Jersey free stttIe, and las soon as
conveniently curb and flag stone-all ofwhich
they intend to sell as low as can be purchas-
ed in New England, of as good quality Of
stock and workmanship.
FRANKLIN COOLEY, SCo.
Newport, Oct II, lS4.-[ [Ol6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13
A PROCLA NJ ALTON.

WHEkEAs the GESrRAh ASSEMBLY Of
w the State aforesaid, on the first day Of No
venber, instant, passed the following Resolutions,
10 wit -
Resolved, BY this General Assembly, as well
in accordance with our own sense of duty, as with
the ususe Of our pious and venerable ancestors that
THURSDAY, The Twenty Seventh Day of No
ven'ber, inst. be set apart rs day of ublic aud
General Thanksgiving and Praise 10 Almighty
God.
And we do hereby recommend to cur fellow
citizens, that abstaining from all unnecessary la
bor and recreation, they assemble together on
that day, in their respective places OF Religious
Worship, 10 render unto Him from whom all
temporal and spiritual good proceeds, the tribute
Of sincere, grateful and dc,o hearts, for the
manifold blessings and mercles of the past year
TO thank lin for the degree Of success which has
attended tho labors Of industry for their preser-
walton from disease and calamity for the Contn-
ued enjoymen,s of their civil and political pris-
leges--for all the means Of knowledge and social
imprOv em6Ht - above all for the means of Grace,
and the hope of honor, glory and Immortality, by
the Gospel of His Son--lo pray for the incfease Of
piety, charity and good works-ior the pardon of
their offences through the mediation and iHtcrccs-
sion Of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ for
Grace to amend their lives, and for the ccutinu-
ance Of the unmered goodness Of God, in the
time which is 10 come-to iupore his blessings
Oh all portions Of our beloved country, and on all
its interest and mstltutions-On its legislators and
magistrates s-on the great cause Of education and
christianity, which contains the only PROMISE OF
continuance TO our free government to pray thai
prosperity may not harden our hearts as people
and thus render unworthy Of the Religious anC
Political Freedom, which We now enjoy above
other nations and to supp'icate the especial bcs
sing Of God, upon all the efforts of the friends o
Liberty and Humanity throughout the world.
Resolrtd, That His Excellency the Governor
be requested to issue his Proclamation Of thes
resoldt ons, that the same may be duly mad
known to the people Of thi. State, and that the
may be requested to conform thereto.
do therefore, pursuant to the above reclle'
Resolutions, issue this my Proclamation, to maxi
known the same, that the good people Of TN
State, may conform thereto.
Given under my hand, and the seal of sal
State, at Providence, this fourth day of Noven
Der, in the year Of our Lord One Thousand Eigl
Hundred and 1hiry-Four, and of our lndepei
dencs tho fifty ninth
JOHN BROWN FRANCIS.
BY His Exceliency's command
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13
n NEIW FALL GOODS.
October l6, 1884.
WNI r. COyvENS s,C,

HAVE just opened their FALL SUPPLY of
New and Fresh Imported desirable Dry
Goods, consisting Of their usual extensive va
riety Of every article in demand, purchased
during the last two weeks III New \ ork and
now offered for sale either at wholesale or re-
tail on the most accommodating TERMS and at
the very lowest prces.-Among them arc:
Biz, blue, brown, mixed and drab French
broaGcoths--oi IA variety ofqualities.
Goats hair ca!nbcts, all colors;
Worstod do.
Cassineres and vestings;
Super double :, French merinoes, or Thi-
bet cloths.
Do French and German merinoes of every
shade.
English merinoes and circassians, in all
their great variety, and very low.
Wine color, purple, and other fashionable
shades of 1st quality "Poult de Sole" Silks.
Do do do of Gros de Naples.
/ Blk. & blue silks, 81 wide, worthy of at
tention; with every other style of silk goods.
Rich printed g. painted silk Tibet shawls;
Do. Cashmere shawls;
, Do. Thibet g. merino do;
\ A few rich fancy bonnet silks and ribbons
Silk vcvets of all colors;
Worsted edgmgs; narrow velvet ribbons;
\ very large assortment Of thread edglngs
which are really cheap;
4 Blk sable fur capcs;
| Rich dark English Prints, new style;
Il Do do do twlled do;
( Plate prints, copper plates, &c.
/ w. G. G. &Co. deem it unnecessary to g'
/ into further detail of their New Goods, as it il
generally known that their stock comprises
the most extensive assortment that can b'
possibly found in the State, and they bel
leave TO assure their customers generally
that they may depend upon every article pro
wing equal to the recommendations offered
upon examination after purchase.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13

O. arrangement for .Nouember. 20
TsNIlE splendid low pressure steamboat BOS-
Ton, Capt. WIN. CoMsrocx, aud PROV
IDENCE, Capt. S. THAYER, will leave n. York
and Providence, in November, as follows:
BOSTON.
Will leave Providence at II, NJ, Tuesday Nov
lth, Saturday Sh, Thursday 18th, Tues day lSlh
Saturday 22d, aud Thursday 27lh
VIII leave New-York at 4, p. M, Saturday
Nov Ist, Thursday 9th, Tuesday Ilth, Saturday
18th, Thursday 2oth, Tuesday 2olh, and Saturday
29lh.
PROVIDENCE.
viii leave Providence at IL, NJ, Saturday Nov
LIST, Thursday 9th. Tuesday II lh, Saturday 9th,
Thursday Goth, Tuesday 18th, aud Saturday 29th
VIII leave New-iork at 4, p. NJ, Tuesday
Nov 4th, Saturday Sth, Thursday 9th, Tuesday
18th, Saturday 22d, and Thursday 27h.
The above splendid boats are propelled by low
pressure Engines, and heavy copper boilers
The boats will stop at the Long wharf, in New
port, to receive aud land passengers.
! Newport, Nov. 6, 1884
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

vENIIE subscriber having received from Robert
u. c. Sisson, Of Portsmouth, Butcher, an as
signment Of oil his property, for the benefit OF h''
creditors,-al persons having demands against
said Sisson, must present them to me within three
months from the date hereof, and all persons IN
debled, will make immediate payment to
RICHARD SHAW, Assignee.
Newport, Oct 27th, 1884. tOcL 80.
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INDIA RUBBERS.

HD MARSH, Jr. has just received fresh
Ed. supply of first rate Ladies and Gen
tleman's h,dia Rubber Orer Shoes. Also,
lined and bound for Ladies walking Shoes
and will sell them low. N. B.-lndia Rubbers
mended in the ncatest and best manner.
| Newport, Sept. 25th, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13

TISSUE PAPER.
i ors, reed for sale at ,
w, CALLAuASs Book Store aud
Oct. 80. Cwcmdnng No'"y'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13

BY His Excellency, John Brown Francis, Govern
or. Captain General, and Commander in Chiel
Of the State Of Rhode Island aud Pro, idence
IlautatiC iCus
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AUCTION GOODS.
NATHANIEL SWEET,

No. III, IHdmeS-Street
HAS just returned .som Boston with some of
Il the cheapest GOODS ever bro't into New
port and can and will sell good deal for little
money lie will sell indigo blue chex for cts,
per yd; furniture calicos for cts do; cotton cloth
from 10 to 20 cts-cheap s. good stockings from
10 to 25 cts per pair; good home hoor carPetlng
cheap; cotton batting for only chs per lb'-ee-
giant gloves, super super fsllard prints, new style;
merino cloths wide and narrow, cheaper than ev-
er before offered many other very cheap
goods, and more opening aud constantly receiving
fom Auctions the REAL BARGAINS, which can
not fail to please. His old customers and others,
are requested to give him a call, aud be will make
it greatly to their advantage.
Newport, Oct. 23d, 1884.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-11-20

The Tennessee cotton crop will b.
large; all the more southern will be
small
French dentist has invented a sub.
s'ace which fills up hollow teeth and
renders them 10 good az new.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-11-20

A gentleman residing near Lexington
KY, was lately surprised in-.fossing his
farm Oh horseback, to Gnd hi norse sim
king under him into the ground; he
|sprang and aaved his own life, the horse
sank so feet into the chasm, which had
been covered BY thin soil, T. VAS killed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27
AlanA iOv sale.

81 By SATURDAY, the Is day of Novembe,
W 1881 there will be sold before ,he front doc,
ct The Market House in tho town of Lynchhury al
public auction large body of valuable WOOD
LAND lying ON Chauders mountain in the coun.
" OF Campbell. The tact is adjoining 10 the lan.is
OF Thomas Norman Chandler and others. and
cooiains about eight or nine hundred acrcs-it viii
be so divided rs to SUIT purchasers. Tins l,nd Is
Sufficiently near 10 town to render II yery yolushI
ON account of its timber and wood
Al the same time and place there will be sod
Robert ii. Grays interest in what is cnled ,hf
Long Mountain Tract OF Land in Camnbell Conn
~, al present IN the occupancy Of Granville Jordan
THIS tract contains 600 acres, more OF less ard ,hr
sad o'rays interest is undivided fourth mar,
IherI of-ihe balance belonging TO Robert l.. Cole.
man.
The sale will be made in pursuance of a trust deco
executed to The Undersigned by Ro6ert II GRAY, on
the IAN June, 1888, and OF record in the cIc,k',
office OF Campbell County Court. The title is pf
doubt good, but as trustees we shall convey such
right only as the deed aforesaid vests in us.
Terms accommodating, and made known on the
day OF sale.
MAURICE Ii. GARLAND,
GEORGE I. WILLIAMS, { r'uS'ees.
The above sale is postponed until Friday the
ON day OF December. THE TRUSTEES.
NoS'-o ids
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" ~" 49, rules held IN the Clork,s n
tho co,,,v az superior Court Of Law and Cbanco ".
e34-R.bc,, R9,on Monday The 9Th day Of Oc,,er
nar,,o,Nrnt n"o'hson aud John q; ,tcc, Lunar
Sm"o, N ni ne ne; 'ae firm Of Mckee Ro.inson ,'ng
chants aJ , oe"Ianin Hunt aud David Uern nn
Nowjn H. "srs' trading under the s,Ie md ~ nie'
ro, 'ant CO Plaintiff, against GODFREY ~" nrm Of
Tolcr A w w. " ,"'er Richard u. ruler Ecn;n ia
Tolcr Deis In cba m"ekef and Polly his wife, late po
hayi's "en'n ,ans Godfrey Tplcr and James J
e"t';"g to the net Assembly and ,b wen security
inhahon,s az py satisfactory evidence that ,hey
platinum IA, ''s commonwealth On inotin1 We no'
fnd,n,. cir counsel, It Is ordered thar "a Tue
nere on "lrfey Toer and lame, J. ToIer e san de-
,nswer ,h ppe Tie first uay of tho uexI AM "lear
orc, h o',' q" the plaintiff, and thai e '"n' To
for Two ".' in,eited IN the fynchhng 81 ihis
of,bs months successfully and posted AIM irsinla"
"' .ou'' u" Sc in the sad county, ''' trout door
AnooPy-Tesre, JOHN ',TuoupSo.
"a
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>WlRGiNA-At rules held in the C,c,k,. o,Bc ,,,.
'rfut Supetio Court Of Law aud Chapccr, Ear Ia
county 9" "mher l. on Monday the l>t day Of Sentember
,oof-Aiekanher Mari, admr de boris non of Il ic,,. a
m'Nor' nee ana Alexander NJ. =Rucker, rIc np.u,,i
honaH T. nehdow and Susan his WIFE lato Susan Pur
f"td bauiel DaN, james DAVIS and Jesse Reck ~"
Oh w IN hufiord' dec. Defls.-ln Chancery "
The defendants Thomas 7. Bedto,v onI S,.,, hi.
~ o"'''c" their appearance aud given sccnru y
according 10 the act OF Assembly and ,ho y
, ,"uf ""a u appearing by satisfactory evidence ,ha,
ucN az not ihhabltnis of thi, communicable n ''a'
ton OF the planuds,hy ihrir couu - ,ri, ch mo-
sn'd no,en'an's' Thomas r Bcddow and Susan his VIZ
~ "lra' no's on {" before the st day of the ucxt 49,,
~. W '' ,he bill OF the plaintiffs, ana tha, ~ 49,
OF TINS 2def be forthwith inserted in the Lyuchhn
E,a"i ,r W. months successfully, aud posted =, ~,
'"n' uoo' "' ,ae court housp in said coun,, ~ tue
Anopy-Te'te JOHN THOMpS0y T.. ~.
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NGlI'IftL,.


EAJ ILL be sold 10 The highest bidder, for cesh,
w al the late residence Of Capt. VIM. Turner,
in the county of Amherst, On Monday the sh day
OF December next, apar Of the Tract Of Land, on
wbieh Cupt Turner resided at the ti,ne OF his
dca.h, supposed to contain between three and loul
hundred acres, including the Mansion House. A
so his sock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hog
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation b
tcnsils, g..
The above salc is made in pursuance ofa Trust
deed executed 10 the subscriber ty the lato Capt
VIM. Turner, bearing date the 18Th day Of August
1881 and OF record IN the Clerk $ Office of Amherst
County Court. The title TO tbs above property IS
no doubt good but shall convey such interest ON.
ly ag Is vested IN nae by the ,ed aforesaid
WIN KENT, Trustee.
AtIhe came time and place Of the above sale, |
Vii sell the crop of Con-, Fodder aud Oats, aud
one set OF Bldeksmith'5 Tools. WM. KENT,
Execu or OF VIM. Turner.
Nov u ids
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IVSyITgsEs,

virtue OF a deed OF trust from Charles w
Beaumont To the subscriber, fr certain pur.
poses therein specified, made on the 7th day of An.
gust 1851, ard DULY recorded IN the Clerks Office of
me musings court for The Corporation Of Lynch.
oo'S sna'', IN mont the Market House in this
loN n, on Saturday The ooh day Of December mex,
proceed 10 sell TO tho hshos bidder COR cash ali tbo
onuii making and Tobacco machinery belonging to
salu Beaumont consisting of three SsuT Mills
,hFee Tobacco engines, four Tobacco presses. &c,
&C sci Carpenters Tools all his Household and
~ n"'hen Furniture, consls ing of Chnirs, CARPETS
neaasleads, Feather Beds aud Beddng-I Maho,
a"y a''s Board, l'Wardrobe, Dining Tables, &c.
%, N, NJ Medicine Chest, Looking Glasses, |
ae nanoe Ornaments, Hair Matrass Eanhen
ana Gh'na Ware, Casors, Silver Spoons. Knives
anu OTIS Brass Anlrons, Fire Fender, Pots
ovens, Tubs Piggins, &c. &c. ''
NJ al HUGH MoNTGoMERIE, Trustee.
ids
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SP. GARLAND, OK.
WIN

IA "a tHcnit Superior tonit III Law aud Chsncsf,
d ~ continued by ad journmcnt aud held for the count,
Amherst, al the court house, hur.day the 4tL DIV
September, lr3f.-Eijah Fletcher, Demandan, at,u
Dimlci Fthrisitan. Tenant-Ipon W ri, Of right
rms dhv came tue parties by their attorneys, and %
motion Of the plaintiff, ordered, that tn Suryc,o, Of
TN county do 90 the Land IN controversy on e
day of next, f far If not the next fair day, md
survey ard lay out the either party shall
aud return five fair pia and reports there court,
and that of the Justices of the said county a
aud there meet him, and examine and take the de,osol.
of such witnesses shall be produced by any Of par
ties which he returned with the said plats aud
ports And the sheriff of the said j.
SAID survey, aud remove force, any shall be offered
tory-Iese, JOHN THOMSON, j.
Nov. IS w2m
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To Mr.. Powl,atan Boiling.

fnkkE notice. that on the 23i day Of Deem
4 her nest, beiwrer the rising aud the Ssi-
t;ns Of the sun AZ the s'otr house at soylIn snd
Flood. In The county Of Buekinf BAN. We shhii
proeeed To tai the Deposition OF ,ainrs Mathews
nd that The 20 h day Of the same manit' he
tween the same hours. 81 the h0nss 81 Jnsfu'hn
Nils IN the county Of Bedford, Ne sbhll proceed
10 tate the Drpos,iion OF tie sad Jasnnisa WI.
ahich said Drps.itious are 10 be 9 "a ~ W
denee in the suii new ,lersniing IN the tireHh
Suprr,a. Court 81 Law AMI Chancery Tor the town
Of Lynohbu e IN which yoa are plaintiff nnd W.
and Edshri Boiling are defendnnt' when anu
where you may attend
NaI4anitf ~ Price aud srife,
hios'y d1Hoid.
Thomas 11t4teTs and teif,
Rt6hDjd Lee,
Join Lee,
J5au Afnoh aud feiie,
.jotp F'olsier and rye,
Rebceca Ire,
Ut2tam Utt and pye
GarHcH Lee
Nov 20 Nv
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'i.trINiA, 10 "I.-Al iules held IN the Clerks flee
~ Of the Circuit Superior Couft Of Law aud 'hanc.
inr the town oil Iynchurg, the 9th day Of October
1874 -iiarrison NJ. Gibbs and Wary Ann his wife edm-
taor and administrative of Joseph Mays, dec Phf.
saln't pavln h>lc aud Hugh Campbe ex'or Of NilSE
ktle, dec. Deits.
The w'i Of scJoS awarded in hi, not being
cniod on The deientan Hugh Campbell, and Appearing
Ivy satisfactory evidence that he not inhabai Of The
country II ordered that the said defendant do appeal
aefe IN the htS day of the term and slcw eame,
II any ne eau why tins u should moi be proceeded IN as
,rccihed IN said wit, and that copy OF thu order b,
lef''"ilh inserted In some newspaper printed in thu
oA'n OF LNnchhurc for months sucressiyel,, aud
posted the front door Of the court house IN aid town
copy-Tes,c, D. ROBES, CIk
Oct. rs yy2n
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Move New Goods.

5ilflE subscribers have as, received an adj
IS 'ional supply of the following articles, Wig -
3 a ENGLISH MERlNOS, assorted colots GRO
DE MAPS, EnbI oldc,ed MERINO HDKFS.
Back do, an assortment Of Satin and Lasting
RIBBONS, "A plain and figured GRECIAN
NE IT'S, Mnrhells and Parsons spool cor.
ION, BIRDS EYE DIAPER, BLACK SILK
VELVET, PINK FLORENCE, ST TX Cord an.
Fassels, do. Straw do &c. &c For sale at
FRANKLIN, HUNT &CO'S.
Opposite Vrgmlan O!fire
. Nov. l3 Ia
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

virtue OF the last VIII Of Gustayus Luckc
- dec, the subscriber, the authorized agent ef
the exeeutors,) will sell, at public auction on the
premises, on the 9Th day Of December next if fair
II not, the next fair day, one half acre Lot No. %
IN the town Of Lynchburg, with splendid story
iopacco Factory on II, and other necessary out
houses. Also, one half acre Lot, No. l57, with o
neat story Brick House on it, and other necessary
our nj uses and likewise, part of Lot No. l22,
with Framed Dwelling House on it. A credit
Of 6, IL and Is months will be given. and further
particulars made known 90 the day of sale.
Sale will be conducted by Charles Phelps. Auc
tionser. PLEASANT LABBY,
Agent for the Executors
t ids
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ESIk"iNlA-At Rule, held in the Clerk. Office Of
vi tne 'Fcnlt Superior Court Of Law and ihsn
W annefsi on Monday the 9Th day October, ESQ
'n're' DAVIS PM against Thomas Davis. Den--in Char
Gerry. ~ ""''o' '
ame aee ndant Thomas Davis, not having entered h.
,li, aha given security, according to The acI "
Assembly and the of this CouJt and Il ,ppearng by
,iac'oy evidence that he is not an inhabIlam l'hs
"'o" " c"''h On motion of the plainiih, by aF
counsel 1t Is ordered, that the sad dreuj, Thomas Ia
appear here on or b. fore the first day OF the mex
20 answer the bill "fthe plaintiff aud that aeopy OF
MIN Gu DC forthwith Inserted in the Lynchhurg WEI
nan Tor two month, and posed at the font
'oo' OIL the court house in the said county
Copy-Teste.
Nov. 10 'Oi> iHo"r oo', %,
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4 valuable Farm for sale.

yHNTE snbserlber Offers for seie on a cre,ii, Of one
4 two and three years, Tact Of Land, 90
Seneca creek about five miles from Campbell conn.
house and fifteen from Lynehburg, on he main sen.
thefn road containing lsso aefes,a large potion Of
which Is os grounds Of the first qualify, and ~
good meadow land as any ia Virginia. Aiithe high
and 10 ct.!:.a;'er IS 70 eco, cn,.sioa, a. a"te'
improsemtnia yefy large portion Of the uueleeT
Ell land - 6ae Tobacco end ;.the palaneo Is Wi
llmbried win pine Of lhe best quality. The IN
pfosemenls consist Of two dwelling houses, nnd mel
ccasafy out house, FIRST rate grIat and sawmill-
new tafn and hreshins machine. The land lies
well 10 be divided TO SUIT purchasers, # 1t can
mol be SOLD entire deemi unnecessary 20 give
more mirnto description of The land as those
wishing 10 purchase viii examine for themselves.
Mr.. Horton, who lives on the place, will show the
premises 10 any person wishing 10 see.
II nal said prvAiely before the Isl OF December,
II will then be offered at public auction, the
premises # far, otherwise The first fair day there
nfier, when also viii be sold for oasb the stock Of
logs, The crop Of Corn, Fodder, Oais, &c.
o. q. CLAY
Tomhhawk Mills, Oct. 81 tbs
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Nov. "a

w tRGlNIA AT rules bcid i'll the Clerks 1gc- -
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancerv "a, NV
cnnnty of Nelson, in the month Of October ls3 a,.
20 d. AiAi,op and james Magan,Pltfs against s. Mo-
gan aud Nm aorgan Dels. ~
The Defendant " illnm ). Morgan, not having eoe,,a
hsapenra"ce rison security according the act of A.
emb yand the rules ofihis aud it appearing he .
factory evidence that he is not nhnbanl of ib;s CO..
try On the motion of the plaintiff, by counsel il Ia W
lcrpd that the said defendant do appear here nm :,
first day o. A?tl term ncxi, the bin .he n
Ill., aud thaa copy ofhs order be ia, ihv i'll, ir,e,,ed
the iynchhufs Nuginah for The space Of two aop,h,
aeccssiveiN aud another cory thereof posicd al the %
door OF The cond house OF this county soer conf d.
e"py-Te>te, no. c. CUTLER : IL
Nov Id w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-27

NJ iRniNlA, 10 WIT AT rules holden IN the Clerks
" "ihce oi The tlrcuii Superior Court Of Law and
P'hccft fol IN" county afilHlS in the month q" oco'
"cr' le54-s1mnel Pnnri Pitf again,t VIM. Tyncs eSo
OF Isaac ynes dec. Mary Tyues widow Of lsnac Tyne'
dec. aud LINES ~ Tyne. Peytnp Tyncs Luther T,nes
Walker pcGrnet. aud Ez lbrtli his wife, John G. ,than
ahd iabi tina his wife, Patience Iynes aud James Better
ION ana 'nih bis M'fe, Dais.-ln thaucety.
lhe defendants WIN, Tyucs and jaime. N Tynes, not
"'Vhp entered 'her appearance aud given security &C.
o"'ne l" lie act OF Assembly and the rules Of thb toaF
"' nltc'ilhs by satisfactory evidence that lhl fsl
no' ihhaptAhts of this tommnnw eal.h On m'uon Ut|
'he pni ny counsel IL i ordered that the sand jel'n
hah's, ~ Arcs and james n. Tyues do ap,raf he's
on IA" frs Monday January next and ansM er The plain
IN bh'' 'ha cory - this ORDER be inserted ID Inc
sHchp"'e f'fgihian for tw months successfully ava
p"''en AT tue front door of the courthouse Of mo-
county.
ACopy-Teste, VIM HoLTDC.
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