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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-20
W NJ. IOLT.n. C.
WIN

~ iNih'-ht rne' holden in the Clerk. ef.e of
f., I'M. p w'ea Snfer'or Cout Of Inv and Clancrrg
Ale,arder ,S pnpurg The It'll day of November 1891
JON" aI"6nea Of john Lynch, deed, paiu,aagpIl..
N,rho en, ~ VI. own right and Curator of Jor
- ~ e u 9"hn liasth,Lrn Is MERIT + xccn,,r al a.
L,bn NM. Gee d. John Lynch ard Le,iev Iis
The IcG,5i ION % Joseph Nichols, Defendants
having eninre q mn Nichols, N of Joseph Nichoh not
cord, p".''eh MS appearance and pi,c,, ,ecnri,
and il "et o. Assembly and tie rule, octl corr
an ny satisfactory evidence tLat he ia nat
dcafen,lnn, @ country II is ordered that lie raid
term i Il" appear here on the f,.t do a. 10 INV,
fiG d 'he org innl < amend ID b,lI Of tho ol,,n
in $50 '''t copy ni this order lie f,,,h,, ia ,st,,A
tvyo n',"sPaier ported the town Of = %, "a.
Ic cen, No'ets,iVely, and posted a, ,h' r to,c
~ 'ou h'use, IL the said town '' 'h' rom uOo'P
:, cnpy-Tesic
Nov. 10 d. ROBES OK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-20
a'"a'le Land near Lynchburg
Tor sale at Auction.

virtue OF iced Of trust executed TO ne Ia,
OBJ o'"as l. M'ornen, bearing date ON the
county court of Campbrll we will an ,h s,o - 'I'
OF November, 1884 On the premises cxn 'a' =,
sue ny way OF public auction, for ready n,on.'.
"oc' oil land, with its arputtenanccs si,u,,od ,?
,'e county OF Campb' H. near the town or ,'.t
ouls: on the west side Of the Turnpike rooL ,ood
"s from Lynchbnrg to New L.opdop ,Jinin;,'
'ue ''"ds oil Isaac Oley, Richard Chiffon s5I ,'
e's, ana containing l42 acres more, or less
ing as trustees, we will only convey 10 ,ho -.
r,s, socht,le as IS vested in US by The deed Of,
c G. a w ELLI p'!AABNEY r,n.,...
Oct 81
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sN'NNNE Il.

YUNHE subser Der will sell bargain In his land
Il IL Bedford county, near tho Peaks OF Qtior.
The trac, whcfeon 1--we oontnlns 15O ncfes lies
well and contains a large portion OF good tohacco
land TO clear, ind is well watered, and in us good
and healthy noighborhood as amy 10 be found, and
would suit well To divide if purchasers desired 1t
Also - acres IN the same noiehbothoo3, Which al
20 lies well is productive in all kinds of gram, md
has good pnton OF first rate tobacco land 10 elco'
on IT, Terms VIII be liberal 10 suit purchasers, by
carly application TO the sub5crbcr.
JACOB HARMS.
,SAe. 40 w3w
VIE eo'Pann,rshpp heretofore existing under
- the firm ii Robcrls ryrce is dssol, ed by
mutual consent GEO l.. ROBERTS,
L. d. TYRE.
Ocf. 81 va,,
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NO TCE.

- u OFFER for sale or rent, my
T.NM Il House aud Lot, whercon nov
HIM. 'e.'de-' is vel, e'len ,,,.s1 f for the
sEk accommodation OF n genteel ian'y,
having II good Stable, Smoke house and Garden
Persons wishing TO pnrchasc or rent, will call on
me or Mr. John Fowler, VINO lives adjoining thu
PREMISES D. pREW.
Oct. 30 Is
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hanA, sc. AZ auction.

sl'tht viii be soll in LersvlIle ram,lo,
county, on Sh urdaf the 29th m l. Al ,,.il
auction, upon credit six months 4, t,..,
nv" w S\l'hnh county, on IIaarork c,..l
upon ia t,'st Mill and t'ott3n An, " IA
lies adjacent 10 the laud, 81 H. + Ter, .,'t o.
'fs Als" a. the same inn aud place wall ~.
ior cash, n0c undivided half ri n Iot SUI
ol Lce,Hlle, aud s'vcral ert,cle4,, ,n,,, 10" u
Pr,N --sn'" a, Wagons, Garryal's, &c. &C.
~ ", "' "'ae IA rur,nance Of "A I'm,
'''' \, We" 10 me "ndrr.iCnrd hy Stepheu L.,
~, on the 18Th October. 1899 ant 49, 80" ~
cord IA C'mphea add P,ts,ivsna coan,i.s rn
'''e 10 zoe i'opef', i, no ''outi eood hn, ne ,,,
e's We ,h'i' convey such tile o,h a, the J,etn
iorrsa'd vests IA Us ''' VI cd
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l,anAs fOr Rent.

SEVERAL racts Of Land, in the Western
- counties of this State Of fine rich quality, Gun
he ha Tor f,om five to ten years without rent, *
cop, 50 much as viii pny taxes. by tenants who will
scle and improve them. Enquire at THIS office
July 2I Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-20
iler Gsasses

II Por r% ',, oy T. B, Estes one par LARGO
the esr s' vases of superior plate and a oI
thew can ha nam which will be sold as Sh and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-20

ATOTtCE.--An persons ,n'ehted TO h. estate
ofDa Fruuci. Me ,ieefhrr, dec arc feanesifd
T., rall on wi ian \ ~ James \. Mefetethrf.
an5 make pa, in'ni Il oil suns dne he est"ir
JAMES 4 MEKlWEIHEk,
EIof Of +. MetIwefher, dec.
Oat 80 H3"
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NOTICE,

n s,,, NOTICE.
SHALL PETITION the ncy, 49,
- divorce from my Husband s hos,s'aiure for a
oc',s rAisf ROWLAND
1MD
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W he r,ri -t rules held In the CIerL, oGce Of
thr c, 'cuit superior Court of Inv , NJ " ,
,eai-RoLcr R"bn.o %" h the 9th day Of October
San NJ " me late firm of Mckee Knh oein anS
chats and neHJani1 Hunt and David erndon
Nowiin Hunt c p,radag under the style aud firm Of
Tolcr alrx", D. ,"er cbord II. Toler. Beni,min W
Toer, y; Rucker and Poly his wife late Polly
having en,n.a AUS Godfrey Toler and James rI4t no.
cordne to- h ,her appearance and given secppy at-
iohoh by satisfactory evidence me- u, moi
paint Hy tho ,"as commonwealth; On motion Of
iemdants ti1dTynn Tnse' It is ordered that the sad de-
here on ar ,c cy oler and James J. Toer Il, ovpssr
answer the hin re ,e hfs Gay of the next Anri term TO
order be G,,h ., inc plaintiffs, and that COW Of The
orhe oor ms Excessively and posted az r,s front doo
Con- no ,S sc IN The said county '''
Nov 10 - S'e' JOHN THOMPSON Jr
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4 Fed OIL Just received few
PAINS Llhseod DIV hite Lead and other
Rlao,, .rrA!s", large assormnn, of Candies.
'N ca IN and lbs papers, fine quality.
Nov. 5 y T. holALI.
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Nov -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27
In stages.
On horseback,
That there had been added, from
that time to July I, 1928, in
stages,
4,iS9,7tf miles.
5,5ll,496 +"
,
l,65S $50 +,
On horseback,
IN Gio Dyo ni,..

his made the annual ran.porta-
ton oil the mail LIST July,
1928 m GIN nsa mia.
tue committee procured list OF all the post routes rs
mey were In operation the LIST Of july 1882 with the
length oil EACH the nanner OF performance aud the ire
pie"cy WIN which the mails were then transpot tee
document No 81 from which it appears that the annual
msn.potaion OF the mail the LIST OF July, 1882 was
niles aud that the increase 10 that Rod from
July 1898, was III 022 POI miles, exclusive of the
auosi extent occasioned by the under
pointed out. The report OF 1882, made the whole amount
OF NE annual transportation to be 2s625o2i mites
"nch Is 73O9 miles less than the result of the cal
cS,on now made This mode Of ascer,airng the AMOUNT
o' me annual transportation was deemed less liable
70 error than any that could be yesorted to- Besides
security Tor Its correctness is furnished by the fact
a cue ieng'h oil each is given. aud the number
OF umes the mail is transported tcreo, so that any error
contained IN u, may be easily detected The tact OF lila
cepancy between The report Of 1882 and the calculation
Jw ede, TO The small amount of 800 miles in so many
u'ons' AFFORDS strong evidence of its general accuracy
a"u especially when IL Is considered that the calculation
now made and exhibited exceeds the aonn, then report
. ne idea That the repor, Of 1882, from any motive
Placed The annual transportation OF the mail beyond the
amount Is disSroved by the fact that it falls short OF
caenia ton now made IRON The most unerrinc data
that can be obtained. N'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

III WARRINGTON, June 25th, 1884.
Inc senate spent several hours Yesterday in the cons
aerauon OF Executive business IL the course of the s
ing, me nomination of Andrew Stevenson as Minister IN
England, and OF Roger b. fancy, Secretary of IN.
p'y, were rJeefed aud the nomination of Benjamin
r. n"'er as Attorney General, confrn,ed
ihe iJunetion OF secrecy having been removed troo
proceedings on these nominations, (hough at too LAT,
an hour TO permit us obtain transcript of Them Tor mi.
morning. paPerD we shall give them in full in our next
are aoIe only TO state that the vote on the pomi
ns,on OF MIR Stevenson was, Ayes % Noes 2s; and the
Ye on me nomination Of Mr. fancy, Ayes H. Noes 2S
me nominaton OF MIR. Butler confirmed without
division..Ndt. Int. ~
ne House has passed the Bill regulating the State
psnss as pacss OF Deposite by vote Of liz to 90 It's
'e IN me senate may be augured from tn. circumstance
oil The United States.- Globe ~ N"N
ne following members compose the Committee on tho
part OF the Senate consider and report IN snahIo
G y, s''ne'ng the national respect for the memory OF
GENERAL LAFAYETTE, viz:
n,r Meos'er Mr.. Pondex.er
Mr.. bite Mr.. Benton
Mt ~, Sshoun MIR. King, Of Aab.
nI'' G'"y MIR. Chambers
nir. Forsyth MIR. Brown
NJ nkins Mr.. Shepley.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

= IWn NTTIIr0
p"red i making provision foe the families of those kled
on occasion Of firing salute at Toulon; aud for the
wounded survivors. " ~
Mr.. Mercer from the Committee on Rosds and Canals
reported me following resolution, which was ordered 10 lie
on the table ~ 'Su W "e
Resoioed That Tuesday next be SET ans., sGer tho
hour Ol IL o'clock Tor the consideration ol H.. b ao,ho
r1'ng subscription TO The stock Of the and
Ohio Canal. - 'P'""0 a"u
On motion Of Mr. Mercer, IT was
NesolVed, That the Secretary of Wa, be directed n
- " 'ns mouse, as soon AZ practicable statement
W we eAPenntures heretofore inside for Internal ipn,ove
nfns' SPecHy'ng The several works and the expenduSs
on oSS, do, OF the estimated erpcns NJ ~,
WORKS OF internal improvement for which snrvrvs bavc
Oeeh maue, ogelheT with like statement Of The
expense Of other works projected and parislv .rvcod
ana, where tho Information exists sia'efne1, of ~ -
whether any OF the works surveyed and VI t ia'
osen completed or begun by any ofhe States by indiy
ais, OF by ioia stock companies
special order o the dav $50 f'VN''" W he
"a ~. - - hilVesey inquired what That wss1
ne Speaker Private bills
Mt '>Ose eNplained hat bin for the relief nj Toir
80 Vesn ioF Two OF three years before Congress
au n'u oeeh oeIsyed under peculiar H.
wOun' therefore, move suspension Of fle ruIes H.,
9 rouse shoud resolve itself into C,oo,oec of ~.
"b9e thereon, ~ order TO have nc Till bromobt bef,
MIR. Polk resisted This motion, and maintained b., -.
Pse,s order o. the day, the unfinished business
ne Speaker decided that II was not
~, "hulesey remarked, that the honossbIe nsrob.s
."o." CONSIDER mat although Fridays and satonisvs
were ,feeisiy assigned fof The Consideration ~ n',y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

cRDER' HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY
''o' 40 ADJUrANT GENERALS OrFIcr
r. Washington June 3Isf 1894
e i dIor General commanding the Army has re ceived
,nIougn The war Department, the following "Gen,yoi
Oraers" from the PRESIDENT OF THE UNIrrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

This made the annual tran.poria-
ton oil tho mail on LIST July,
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

- e1E subscribers, importers of hardware
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ALSO
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Common, Birmingham g. mousehole An
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PUPLIC NOTICE.
WHERE was committed to NV 81,

NHEhE was committed to my custody
Il on the 26th inst, 2 negro men, one
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NJ OFICE.-That at The term of the Pr.
~ bate Court for Calhoun county, to be
held at Gilead, on the first Monday in April
1884, I will attend before said Court to set
tie and adjust all claims against the estate
of DANIEL WINsnIP. deceased: and all per
sons having claims against said estate are
requested and notified to attend at said term
of The Court, for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted.
WESLEY INGERSAWL. Admir-.
December T, 1888 3l-4t
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v OTlCE.-Ihat at the term OF the Pro-
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held al Gi!ead, on the first Monday in April,
1884, | will attend before SAID Court 10 set
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DANIEL RED, deceased: and all persons hav-
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adjusted. JAMES RED, Admir-.
December 7, 1888. 31-4t
" Office is hereby given to the heirs
~ and legal representatives Of EIEAzER
fEcK, deceased, that at the term of the Cir
cut Court to be held in Gilead, Calhoun
county, Illinois, on the first Friday after the
fourth Monday in March, 1884, shall ap.
ply for an order from SAID Court to sell the
southwest quarter of section twenty-nine,
town eleven south, range two west, to pay
the debts of Eleazer Peck, deceased; where
You and each of you may attend if you think
proper. THEODORUS PECK, Admir-.
December 7, 1888 3l-3t