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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
I.ovpor. Saturday NI,v \

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The following, we have reason 60 bsli.,e
wiii 'Hrn out "a be the principal stipulation.
OF the TfsatJ between Great Britain. france
SPAN and Portugal, which has gwen rise "a
20 much speculation during the last ten DAYS
lst boo Pedro binds himself 10 expei ljor
Carlos from Portugal, and 10 publish an as,.
nes,y ~ favor of such ~ the adhersnt, "a
Don Miguel, as may, within q - tied time
desert The cause % thst sovereign
% The Queen kegost of spsin binds her.
'eH 7" send az army INTO Portugal 81 asst "a
placing Donna Nsrin upon the throne.
~. It's bftiaonic Majesty binds himself
70 lend the AID ofsueh Geetas rnsy he deem.
80 heeetsary n cooperate With the laod
forces Of hs allies ~ settling tho Affairs ol
SPAN snd P0ttugal
4ih. The King u lie French binds hiu,ssi
10 cobta1uie % The objects Of tie LEAGUE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
DISTRESSING INTELLIGENCE.

Confirmation OF ,he loss Of the James, n az, up-
wards OF $50 persons Loss of the bargur A strra
With 2uS persons. Lnss OF brig Edward los
OF brig Fidelity. Loss OF brig Columbus; all
hound Ca QIeL,r. I.o>s ot bau,tr. Charlotte an
gin, from Liverpool for Philadelphia I.ass of
dip MarrhioneSs of QnscnsbuIy. IIoss OF barau.
John Atkins. from Halifax for Richmond. l.1ss
Of brig Margaret, from Belfast. aud four lives
Never, within our recollection, have Ne h.d to
record such list OF disasters anon, shippin-.
and loss OF lives, lass fallen 10 our lot this ,aV
Il will be seen from the following account eopict
from the Halifax Gazette Of the 2ist lust that
the loss ot the James is confirmed together with
numerous other vessels.
From the HaiiIar Gazette Of Nay 81.
Our paper otto day contains melanch no.
ly accounts Of The shipwrecks and the los,
OF human life. We saw person yester.
day who was at Louisbnrg when the Astrea
was lost The survivors had reached that
place. They Informed him that that YES
sci struck on the morning Of the 7th inst,
against some high cliffs al Little Lorain
Head, about 5 miles from Louisburg and
almost instunianeouily went TO pieces: that
she had siudding sails set al the time, and
up 10 the fatal moment OF siiking had
been going st the rate Of ten knots. The
only indi' iduals saved we're the surgeon
carpenter aud one seaman, Who were
thrown almost insensibls on somo or the
cliffs
Sydney. May lI-Barque Asirea, vii
liam RIDLEY. master. With al passengers
and crew. went ashore at Lorain, near
LOuishurg. morning Of 1Ib iost.. aud onIy
The surgeon and two Of the crew saved -
Same day. brig Edward struck piece Of
ice near Port Nova. and sunk immediate
ly-erew saved. On the 10th, big FideI.
ity. Clarke, from Dublin for Qusbec, went
asbere on ScstiaIi and was lost; passen
gers and crew. $50 in number, saved
Same day. brig Columbus, Russell, from
Newcastle for Que bee. was lost three miles
East Of Louisburg, crew SAVED On the
9th alt. lat IS %. Ion 4s 80, the Marga.
ret. Walsh. from Newcastle. picked up
The captain Of baTqne James. from Ireland
FOR Quebec, with ten Others, only survivor,
81 26J persons on board the James when
she sprung aleAk and sunk
The crew OF bnroue Cbariotte IApy;n
"f New Brunswick from Li,,rnooI 10,
PhiiadelphIa has been landed here from an
American fishing vessel The ship had
sprung leak and they bad abandoned
her They were three days 10 their
boats
ship MArehioness Of Qaeen.bury, from
Liverpool for Mramsehi. Went ashore on
CsPe Pofmeni'ne. night Of 10th inst but
vii be got % 6 the weather continues
moderate.
Three vessels bound 10 Qusbee with
passengers, (Oae Of them the Jane, Of
Wo,h'ngion,) are reported ashore on IT
Pants
Barqoe John ATKINS, from IIalifa1 for
Richmond. went ashore ihrse miles from
thst place. snd was totally lost
On the night Of 9Th inst brig Margaret,
from Belfs', Tor 81 John. N. b.. vent
shore 81 harrington. and was totally Io,,
ere" saved The rnsiss wife ssd fosf
children were drowned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
afcrmai improvement, and General .,Isc.t.cs,.

A destructive Gre occurred s,a.
village OF Batavia, IA the western &,
New York. ON Sunday week A..
the Postmaster, received at TIE Ala.-,
on Monday evening says:-"One o.,,..
this village Is totally des,ro,cI by Ire
confusion here
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

= B'rbsrov' Cu,isrg. We perceive. ~ a
Ia'e s'eulta rsper, that the abonitnablc Gus
tom Of transporting The dying and those Who
are ~ supposed state Of hopelessness. 20 she
banhs OF a river, whore they are ten 20 die
"'lhout The support Of friends or medical as
''lshoe continues 10 b. Prsctised by the ns.
l'es ~ We Inst, % Calcutta aud yicinItv -
- hneed singular, that The FnElish have
,o' Js' caused THIS revolving practice to be-
discontinued. The Indian GsEstte recon
mend, ife erection Of hospital Nv pvbl,r
contribution, lof the reception of ihess help
les wrsiehes, Who are tLus unnaissaliy
abandoned BY their fr.ends
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
tITrIE aocE. HAVl1

81. tffNtA AofAs NAV IL
Choi'ra We still hear occasional q 49, Of
tbs diease On our ncighborh0od A nsgro
man Belonging 10 Gov. Pope died. last vesl
nesr ihe GoserBOt's piantatios,. sbout three
miles below tbs place, 10 q fsw hours aG,sr
mo aiisek lie hsd the premori,ory symp.
toms for a day of tvo Previous, bot did 20,
make his case known 10 bis master uufil n
vas TOO laie for medical I'D, which va,
promptly 'hof6ed, 10 bs q any avail Hwss
reported yesterday morning, that wkh~
man' m"c on two beloW toss, ard 500.
shst 20 loHh' were seiEod with Cholefs. bot
both, We believe, are propoanesd 20 h, b,il,..
altar -, AID both are said 10 t,e doinx Iii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
sERIous RIor Mrrm Loss or uyr.

oSfAOho Ntpt Win bOSS OF LIVES.
.iHaek On tie Police and .tLGla,y near Drum.
coiiobcr.-iuteiIigenec of ~ alarming riot an the
Deigbbourhood of Drumcoiloher las reached
town this morning.
The particulars, as far as VIC could collect
item with accuracy, are these In eonse.
quence OF the resistance which had been sx
periebccd by the Rev T. Locke IN the eoliec.
ton Of the tIthe composition due 10 him. tina,
Rev. Gentleman found himself under the ne
eessity of apply mg TO the proper aulhoritie.
for assistance. Accordingly strong force OF
police aud military, under the command OF
our active chief magistrate Of police +. p.
NOkes Esq proceeded yesterday 20 the Land,
10 question, where, shortly after, multitude,
Of the country people began TO assemble, ex-
pressing their determination TO prevent am
seizure from taking place.
10 defiance % the firm and friendly remon.
stranees of Mr.. Vokes on the foiIy and lie.
galiiy of their proceeding, they earned their
audscity 80 far ~ 20 assail the pol,ce and
mIl'tsry with a volley Of stones, which tbev
quickly repeated
The latter were then ordered 90 load hui
this, instead Of intimidsting their assailspi.
only increased their fury. ~ their own de
fence, therefore, the party bad 10 fire ON the
multitude, and the result has been a loss Of
lives among the country people 20 the eS.
tent Of twenty or more, according 20 reports
but this, we trust, will prove an exaggera.
ION. Mr. NOkes was strurk several times
with stones, nor y u yet ssoeTtained whether
lie has escaped without severe injury.
Limerick HsrslA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
Ferry To the Winchester and Potomac Rail
way, was read twice and referred.


way, was read twice and referred.
FarpAv. JUNE 6.
In the Senate. the following bills we're Sc
veraliy read the third time and passed:
The ball TO grant TO the State OF Ohio GER
tain isads for the support Of Schools an the
Connecticut Western Reserve.
The ball further to extcnd the term Of csr.
tain pensions eLaryea6ls to tue Privsieer
Pension Fund.
The ball FOR the relief Of John Perciyal
Mastsr-C ommsndznt In the United States Ma
W; ssd
The bill TO settle and establish the northern
boundary line OF the STATE OF Ohio.
The remainder Of the day as occupied in
the consideration Of bills Of private nature.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Monday the 2j, ~as taken up with tlc cleo
non Of Speaker, (aircady announeed.)
We give the result Of the krsi aud tenth
ballottings:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
Corre.ben.L.,,ce ~ Rallr-s-, -, }.

WAsHI SsTox, jew 5. ia
The Globe denies that Amo, krne,l
figured eons,icuous.y on the floor Of n.
House, the day that the Speaker te
chosen. IL Acknowledge that h. "a,
there. but denies that he. or Lewis. Or
himself the Editor Of the Globe. took p,r,
IN the Election. They dad not vote. a j,
true.-bui will they drny that Polk w.,
their candidate, The man OF their ehoic.
the man Of the Presidents eleeiion.-srl
though John Bell comes from Na.L,.!..
the Congregational District IN which u,
President resides, will they deny that Il:
PTes'deni voted against him ~ hen,asar
sldenf oil Tennessee. ne voted for m.1
Der OF Congress from that di,tIicto ~
shutting. no evasion. Make no suemp',
to dodge defeat. which. tits well knosa
here. ehagrins you deeply.
did not call your attention last s-snis:
Nth sufficient force 10 the vote wheel ",
Mekesn yesterday gave in the Senate r2
on Mr. Clays resolution 10 restore the De.
posites. That vote has created much seo.
saiion within the walls Of the Capitol !,
Is q sign. glorious siEn. which Wb.r
bail with pleasure and others With dread
The day must come. for the sHisuee IS Ne
turai, "ben PennsyIsHois WiIl ioin q,
Old Dominion. aud regeneraie tI,is repub
ie Mexican but reflects ihe voies q
Peonsyl' and heTalds the comir
morning. Slow 10 arouse, bot might
when aroused. he must and viii come =,
the rescue. All things indeed every 1her,
look we'll Mar land has told her story .
her Congressional Eleciion and we'll .,
you add. that Il IS . fesTful adnloar,on Z,
he CArDiehAels. Thomases, Sioddsr.A
and Ackims do they inz gine that tie
people ~ill he ruined Tor any chef Au
we servants that We are 10 be bought az
sold No, no. IS the aaswsr from every
ballos-bo wherever the PeorIe are per.
United i"spesk We shall G srrv al before
us at The fall elections o1r .dy,,.,.
res 'rei and know h--asd henee Nrth
'uiky desperation ihty persist IN wrosg
"ber- night "ouid save them You s,s
all ih's IN al their acts. ThpV dare ut
even trust Erefeti's minority report 10 ?,
their constituents with Thonaas's-snd :,
hey tear on the lsiisr. aud send Il on
lonely crtsndl The folding rooms Of o..
House are full of the Cube espts. Of tbs
ma Iofiiy report, some say there are 2Ca
OOO-ahd these are 10 be ssot 10 ever
nook and corner or this great eouptr, -
Let them go. let thsu, journey on ib,a
wretcbrd GRAND They can DO no hv.'
" We matter bad been Wsighty, the bard
That threw q together Nss too ussk 10
make The least impression. Ard vet th,v
lhshk tbs - the lhing that ls iOsays thea
hey cling 70 ikis as o. the ufsek q 81
me" hoPesl They prsy that u n,r
fs'se then. 70 The height from pbieb ih,s
hs's i.lisn. u is 10 be an adjgsei 70
glory" and " New OSlesss'- AID %
make The nagiciss Pfe.iJsa,f Hos 10
lie these snsn know II the Ysoplsl Hos
mueh they uadeFrsie their ,nisligesee ~
power Of examination! hey tsriak tk.i
81 men are ef The New York school. as5
Inst bat sink hou, ssy leader viii etsiy
y here procure obsdisut aodsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

We learn from the New Orleans Mer-
camille Advertiser that SisEoS MAarIs.
who robbed the Mechanics and Traders
Bank. arrived at Tsmpieo ON the 27th
April. in the schooner Booills lie remain.
ed there a Few days. and then started for
the city Of Mei,eo. The night previous
TO bi, departure. he lost $500 AZ play -
Mr. NJ Carson. the syen; OF tho Bank. ar
rived At Tampico four days after Martin
bad left. Mr. L. had procured 40 order
FOR his arrest. and the goserrment had CAV
en- him detachment Of soldiers ~ follow
IN pursuit. Bali Ga=
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

The Mechanics Bask at Patterson closed
III icors Yesterday at IL O'Clock, and Coz the
Information OF those who came knocking for
sdmittan0c, posted on the door notice sign
ed by the Cashier, sRnounc ing that the Bank
had suspended specie payments. This Bsuk
was incorporated but year or two ago, and
from the want OF age or something else, has
'o''ered very much w IT. movements, for
some months pasL-tE fork Jour. C0m-
Nag 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

Accounts from Nieksburg, Mississippi 10
May eth. stated that the cholera Wa SAN r,-
sihg on the river, that tie hope which lad
eheeTcd Tie inhabHants during its Grst ,..its.
iion-ihai Il would single Oui u. victims and
then take Us Fight foroEcr-hsd vanished n,
The certainty that u has appesreJ on the Mis-
sissippi' fUr two successive seasons. aud aro.
badly vii continue 90 wander Zoe Years o.
aud dsS a liis great water course.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
FOREIGN.

We regret. says the Journal Of Commerce.
TO announce the death Of Lander, the dI,coy-
erer OF The mouth OF the Niger. lie has
been murdered, at a place 200 or 300 miles
up that river.
A letter from Dublin Of April 29th. repre-
sents various parts Of ireland as ~ very
disturbed state.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

Mrs S1merriiIe. .a EngHsi Lefty. hss b~en
elected n'.-naier ~ th- iti.rssg an.l sars,tss
'"eie'J a tsessvs. tbr So hanof 81 che kind
ever eynisrrcd sPon fcaa.l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

~ Is'n'ri'ls, Ohio, the daughter q Mr.
Fstet iaompton, sgcd ~ YEAR,. hss slftsd,
"a'peo INC enormous weight Of 2le pOunls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
From tie -Miitdgerius Uaisn, Nay %.
GEORGIA PENTrENTiARY.

On Monday evening, the 26sh instant. IN
unsuccessful ate mpt was made by . number
OF convicts, to escape from the Penitentiary.
They endeavored TO bride one Of the Guard
recently taken into service who pretended
10 yield TO their solicitations, and promised Ia
turn them out by means Of fase KEYS, with
which they furnished ham. The Guard re-
ported the whole TO Col. Mils, the principal
keeper, who directed ham to proceed ith
the plan, that The conricts might be detected
IN the act. AT the appointed hour Col Mills
was on the alert, with the whole Guard, and
most oi the officers OF the institution, secret.
ly posted at advantageous points The guard
who had been tempered with, let one OF the
ring-lcaders out Of hi- cell, who Immediatel,
proceeded 10 open the cell doors Of three
others. One Of them extingaished the ligh,
IN the entry through which they expected 10
esc:Pc. Col. Mills, unwilling that Others
who had not formed the plot should be i'm
plscoted by the mere force Of Temptation, and
anxious 10 avoid the necessity Of taking the
iiVes Of any OF the prisoners, at this moment
announced TO them that they were detected :
aud they hastily re;reated 10 their separate
cells, submitting instantly, without struggle.
lie has obtained Possession OF the fake KEYS,
The Principal Keeper had received from
several sources, timely information of the
plot. and would have detected Il, even if the
guard had proved trescherous. Under the
admirable police which he has established n
IS almost impossible that any incident Of I'M
Portanee, occurring in the Penitcutiary
should elude his vigilance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

W. s-orftaia irpsp ths Gh.se. 49, Co. Ia.
500 = il ~ p, esnaidsir tor u.uf terei 2 10
veg Aird - u's el0i-c. % ~ de nssf, ~ b..
Peoils -ites GA tllis Poisi 60. E..lr I'm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

Ihe t.ias~ sorsr,lrs ns.lf for he defrsf e r r.
sHd fii- sise'iou - MI ~ Seeisfisz "a, 3D.. o..
- feniir nisH BE- from ne district "a ~ht.i ls
Prvssdsist rtsi,cs 49, FER. (,as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

The Washington Cslol,s savs ,hs, "a z "
Jsnnsn. ~ kctassky, ~ d.. " rsf-ya fs,s4.
- 10 poftiru ~ the Ans,rissn f.so;A- 1ha Ls,s
sac" the highs rrosifYsi srsiiss ~ gr~st ssfs
eFsiis n'onoPoli, a" lihs 7 = B.nk TO- tks
tou ih's. W Nsu Rurra O. is Bot ui'l1st re-.
30 ussi ~ o Nostl, Asaero.f, h-a bee r., sst,
y esi.hii,i,cd o. W ssiiagiou --. .fprr Bbg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

The New Orleans Dolly Mes Of the 20u
alt. says THE morlusry list. n - s,,J
rather exceeded It's usual length last week =
Bni Many Increase is Observable, Il is eop6ne.
10 the upper suburbs, where strangers mos
do cOngroga.s."
On The ANTE river in the neighbourhood Of
GaiVeHloD, several cases of Cholera are ss,s
TO have occurred lately amonE the whites ana
blacks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

MrnpEn WILL oUr.-A gentleman OF
Washington county, Maryland, ~kile travel
ling through the state OF Ohio, lately drscov-
cred. near Newark, man by the name OF
Dea breaking stones on the road side, whom
he immediately recognized rs an individual
who had He'd from the county in which he
resided, fourteen gears ego, to escape a prose.
cution for murder. lie was forthwith ares
ted, and has since been identified by another
person, though he entirely denies any knowl-
edge Of the cause Of his Imprisonment. lie
was to be removed to Maryland for trial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
From The Petersburg IaIeirZehoer of!ss sih-
ANOTHER TORNADO.

~ OccotncS our painiuI dutv TO record the
destructive march OF a second tornado. Yes
.erday afternoon the clouds began TO gather
IN the northwest, and about O'Clock. assn.
med an awful and threatening appearance
The lightning was very vivid, and the rain fell
IN torrents; the wind, although strong enough
10 carry of the limbs Of trees, did no damage
IN town but the same roaring noise, which
accompanied the late whirlw md, was dis
tIncty heard, denoting cslamity to Che..
terheld similar 10 that which SO recently be-
Tel the neigbboring counties on thi, side OF
Tho Appomattox. Only n few particulars
have reached Us, falling far short, we fear.
OF The fell extent Of the dBmsge.
The Richmond stage did not arrive ua,il
nine o'clock. the fallen timber in the road
having obsiructed lis passage. The passen.
gers state that the storm, where Il crossed
tue turnpike, extended from Bass Hill 10
swift creek, distance OF nearly three miles
Frustrating every thing within ITS sweep. Al
S~il Greek several houses we're blown down
Attic plantation Of Mrs. Archer, the over
seesS house, stable, barns, &c. were blown
do~7--the oversecr severely wounded. and
one or two members Of has f1mily, aud a ser.
want, injured.
The plantations Of Mrs Lynch, Mr.. Wal.
thail Hatcher, hir. Otway p. Hare, Mr.. VII.
liam ". Hill, ard several Others, suffered
severely from The destruction cf ibs out
houses. fences, timber, &C. but We have not
heard OF any personal injury except at Mira
Arcbcr's.
The passengers in tie Richmond stage had
very narrow eseape--tLe wind having eros.
Sod the road few minutes before the sla..
reached The srene ~ a..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12


Nr CLAY, in presenting the proceedings
81 meeting of citizens Of Scott county. Ken.
tncky, against tho me asures of the Executive
ssid he would again take oecssion 10 remark
Aat - - nov more than twelve months since
~e had Secretary Of the Treasury appoint.
81 N the Constitutional form bv tbe Prs.i.
dent BY sod with the advice and coo,ens ~
the senate, add tbat sax moutks OF an. -
sion had nov passed wilhout the senate. re-
eeiVing The nomination Of the gentleman Who
acts ~ Secretary Of the Trsasury
Nc. POINDEXTER, N pursuaRee Of not;c.
gVen yesterday. asked aad obtained leave
al introduced bill providing for the meet
ing 81 the nest session Of Ceugrsss prior to
the hrst Nosday IN December next; which
vas read and ofdsrrd 10 . second reading. -
Ihe biil Was then, on motion % Mr. Ponder
ssr' re,d the second tims ny hs tnle, sd
.nade the special order Of The dsy fOF Moe
daf nest
The Joint resolution from the IIoUse oT Re-
Pfese 'iai'ves. giving the right % way through
ths property Of the United States, AZ liafpers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
WILLIAM II. HARDY.
E'lIDiArkskLlE

h'cl h"i i'r nDr'ry Of form aud jower OF
'nn'c'", IL surpassed hl 10 hoe. IN lu,s -ialr-u.
"II fe II y"hr> cd Tn. >pIlng-ir MS got l., Oit
'iieI"i"l'-h" by Ol Su Agony Nug,nhn'- dan
~ olH 9t,lock, II" was < = l., III imported Beet
t"fd, ms dan ~ Ia" inpn,t'n ID ppne,i, n, ptan
iam ht tte III. pntt.d 81 George. h - rraudau
hy ia" 'ni'"f1"d Fealuuugt,. his Z. =. gt.nd,n l.,
the onro,tef J l., Roger, ana ramr ont 81 az in
. 't"d m're prsinlan's 'and ~, ny C.lar, h.
:. e'nndam ty SpaddI, his g Z. granlam toy Od
Jr,iler
II III be SEQ by the above Pedigree, thar no
morse on tie continent has superiuf y i nsiuus tn
hlpud. hnth "a spell aud ho tn. H. Ma, r.u.
go TIE + ali afi'r hr was g. rec wal. old, aui ,nn
'"o 'Hc's IN The county 81 Fdnqnier. and n'v.r
I"'' n hat. lie afi,rHHrl, got lad Y found req.
a hlEh prevented his he up tIaIupti ANY mnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18

d yin LYNCH, cx,cptoi nj IT,.
" ceased, Allcalsh Owls. Snm.a p....
administrator OF Robert A. Ward. deed AL,xan
DER L'gSat, I'd" AID Lynch and Charles - ,.al
executor of Anselm Lynch d,reas,,t vii ,aL. '
nee that. on The 9Th day OF January. ls3, h.,,o,
me rising and setting Of the sun. M t,r ~. =,
commissioners Samuel |. WHIT, IN the ,ou, o,
Lyncnphia and state of Virginia. we shall rro
eco 10 Like tn dePo>l'Ions of F1nncIs C,Il,v,v
"u' "''s a'u On the 20th "l Janu 1ry, 1873. br-
~e'h the snlme hours, at thu awrll,n, hons. 81,
" yum Love III Il c county Of PttI>y}vuna, aud
STATE oil Virslaia. we stall proceed ra tnke IN. Il =,
oH'''''S Oh san IN. Dove and oihcrs and on ia,
I'm Gay OF January, 1885, between the same
hours, III The tavern OF Bnrmit FinrlL. M C.mn-
''I' courthouse, and STATE OF Virginia. we shah
proceed TO take tie dep IS tions of lonn Alcy,nJ4,
ana others and ON the % II day January, 1881. .e.
ween the same hours, nt thr tavern nj VIM Teuv.
IN the own Of Liberty, and sta e Of Vn.int, ",
s'aIi proceed 10 take me Ceposltions OF james G.
'loonan x oihers and on the 18th dav OF March,
1922 p'iwefn the Same houfs n Ihe laycrr o. john
" wright, IN the toNn of Gnyanlolle, AID state, Il
virginia, we shall proc eI To take the dcrns tlons
"' 'h 'i's ba'htf an others winch deposnlnn>.
when taken, are int rd,d 70 lie ren,l as ~ dem,
III a S'''' III Ghan'cfy, now dep nd n aud nndr.
'rtnlned. IN tue Circuit Sup ,loi Cnurl of Law &
Cha'rety, for the town Of Lvnchburs. in winch we
mi others. as the heirs and leg tees Of II nv
y" ar, d'ccase dtc iIaInt n, aed you are I.tcnd.
ans. AID II TIE SAID hrpo.Illuns Ii, ull no, he
e''n''tfl o. the day respectively SIT, tl1cy " II be
continued ilem day 10 day, hs1mrtn The sam,
p 'u's' and 1t TN same places, r,si,rcily ", unit
'icy Art fl 'ish,d WHOM and woars vou = iii pleas,
ttrcud. " PAISEN AtPER
TllOS r ADAMS.
NO y III II II,.r