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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07
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At meeting Of the friends Of the presen,
ADMINISTRATION an Jetfersoa county, held AT ,h,
Town hail IN Shepherdstown on SATURDAY the
"a inst, MIR. CONRAD BiIMIRE waS called
To the Chair, and HESHy BEpIsess Appoin,ed
Secretary. On motion Of Jacob Morgan. Eso
II was -
Received, That committee of 6Y. bc an
pointed 10 draft resolutions expressive of M.
sense Of the meeting.
"hereuPon the following gentlemen were
CHOSEN Jacob Morgan, DIR. Riebard Parron.
MARTIN ,. Brown, John Bowers. sr. and ID
warn Lucas, Jr The committee having re,ir-
ca 'o' a snort Tune, returned and reported Tho
following resolutions, which were unanimo,,s-
y adopted:
i. Rssetred. As the opinion Of hi. r,e.,;r.,
That The Democratic Republican. Of this cor.
sre-s'onai District, friendly % The present adj
mlnis'raiion, have abundant cause 10 be xrat.-
jui Tor the recent triumph Of principles. the
prevalence 81 which we hold tp be in.enar,-
Oily connected with the dearest Interests at
fare and happiness, of our beloved eo,r.rv
q ksseirsd, A. The opinboa of this meeting.
that some public dsnaoasisatioa. az ,v.a,,,,s,,
and thanks should he gwen 81 our d,st,o~,,,,A-
Ell fellow citizen and oeixhbor, Cod. Ee-Ann
i.ccAs, Zoe the faithful aud saiisfartorv ar
charge Of hs public dutios, Zoe hi. arm ana
undertaking support of the promment mes-
sure, 81 The present administration, his real
ai'd unufu'g sHeritons IN the support Of the
Des"crstc hsPuhl'can cause, and for has
manly snd triumphant VihdicatOn Of the va
rious charges and calumhies atssmp,ed IN h,
thrown upon the present administrator o. our
government.
). Rssolrss, therefore. That public enter
tainment BE- gwen BY The Democrats Repub
bean citizens u this county. ~ Col Edsard
Locas. - q testimony q respect fDr his char.
scier, Former services. and continued conn
dence IN has hdelhy and future usef,loe-~
T. Rs.oissd. That he a eo~nna,es
Of arrangements to carry INTO sGee, he above
resolution.
Rssoiusd. That BE- eonan,tt,.
T. wait upon Col Lucas, an! IN behalf Of "a.
meeting ~ invite him 10 partake Il a pobi,c
dinner al such time and place ~ rnsy By them
BE- designated.
The blank b. the fth resolution Wa and b,
the names q jacob Morgan, DR. Richard pa
ron, samuel Cameron, Adssn Link, b. Daniel
Markell, samuel iiun,fic kh0use. Joan Wv
song, Van sNsaIingen, Robert Baylor, Solo
mon " Noxlsy, James Orsntbam, Solomon
Bilmire, Henjamin Wiison, D. irusDs Il Ops
BraxiOn Davenport. Edward I,,es. 1, a
ehael Foley, David ". Ticker. s.n,,si Glib
son, Gerard 3 Waxsr, TboSaas RawIto,. Ceo
Sci, frsneis YATES, John Gr,rrs. o. Dssd
hamphreys. q Douglass. John Moler. vi
nof Hurst, Richard WlliiaW., snd Jacob
Haynes
Ard he blank IN ne 5fh resolutio1 ~ n
names q Conrad Blmirs. Heny Bsdinssr
and Jacob kbinehari.
On motiou,
ksselse4, That he proceedings " tbs meet
lng b. psliisbe5 10 the ChsriesiOwn Arxls ne
Virginia Frcs Pres. hartlos5orE kepabsiosn,
and Winchester viFgmian.
On motton, Ne meeting ediourned.
SOLOMON Bif.AIkE, CAS-
~ BEsrsesa, assr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07
RICHMOND, APRIL %.
DISTRESSING EVENT.

An alarmof FIRE was given last night,
about half past =, al the Eagle Hotel.
The FIRE vas in one Of the upper rooms.
When the apartment was entered, q
young gentleman. named Winston,
said 10 be Of Williamsburg, Vas found
lying dead on the floor, supposed 10
have been suGocaled II seems he bad
taken into his room a pan Of charcoal,
which he had permitted 10 burn with
the door closed, and from the effects Of
which he died. The Gre had commu-
nicaied 10 tie floor, bot vas soon ex.
Idnguishsd.--l RioAaosS cs9PiIv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07

HsapsAirs.-C Congress: Coloosl T. Lucas,
s&5s Joun u Cooke, t7l. ~. Of d.: Carr
k,ddon, WIKI. t7s; sloan, jackson, 81;
Vance, WIKI. $50; Nixon, Jacksoa, s3a.-
sloan and Nixon are elected.
INsrrm-Coi. Lucas, l6J; ,. Y. Cooke,
81. H. Of ID. John Shenard, Jackson, l5i.
Isaiah Buck IS.
.i..<usis-Cosgress; Robert Craig, White,
elected BY a Majority of 2t9 votes IN the
whole district over $. Mcdowell Moore. n.
Of D.: r. s. Brook and John ,. Craig, both
anti Van, elected.
Wa,hi.ste~.-6 GIBSON and Clark, both for
Jackson, elected TO the IIouse Of Delegates
L<s--Stcphen ID. Neale, Wing, elected.
Richmond Guy Congress; For Robertson,
whig. 361; Roane, jackson, l22- u. Of d.
stanard, Whiy, <62, Hyde, Jackson, loo.
.fasiis. wiley, jackson, has defeated
Booker, Wing.
| Piussirsmis.-iI. Of D.; witchcr and Swan
son, Thigs, have been elected.
Pstriek.--Critz, Wing, elected BY majori-
| " of one vote.
Brsnseiek Congress; Dromgoolc, adm
elected over Gholson, whix, by = majority OF
PSI votes in the whole district. VI. Of Dele
gates: Turnbull and Mallory, both Jackson
| elected.
Ssry-J. Y. Mason. adm. 225. Urquhars
Wing, ~. II. Of d.; spratiey Jackson, elect.
ed.
Hsaorsr.-Goodali. adm elected 10 the As
scmbly by a maj. Of l0+ votes over Curtis.
late member.
Ohis.-Congress: Edgar c. Wilson, Wing,
523; w. =. Morgan, adm. AS. Assembly
". W. ChsPlioe and z. Masters, Wings, elect
cd.
Monroe Chapman adm. elected to the As
scmbly.
FIoys.-steger adm. elected to the Assem-
bly,.
Smyih.-IIariey, White, elected to the A.
sembly.
SecH-Congrc>s: Hopkins, adm. IL with
out doubt elected over Fulton.
FIsrsnns Of d.; Col. G.. A. Strange,
adm. elected.
.S.ison.--Brown,J Jackson, elected To the As
sembly.
Norfolk Borough. Loyal, adm.
elected. II. Of d.: Cunningham, Wing elect
ed.
Harri,sn Every thing swept by Jackson
ism.
B.sfmorsians.- Congress; Taliaferro Is G.
lected in this district. Mr.. lett, Wing, elect
| ed to the Legislature.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07
POLITICAL TABLE

Fer the convenience Of our readers, We
present table, taken originally from the
Richmopd whiy. but changed a. The election
returns have beea received. We shall con-
sinuc b in our paper until the elections are
over. 90 that We may see all the present blanks
filed, and show, at one glance. the relative
strength Of parties in the last and the next
House Of Delegates.
The basis assumed, as to the strength Of par
ties IN the last Legislature, i. the vote on the
nomination Of Mr.. Leigh for U. S. Senator
Frederick h put down In the last House .oi
Delegates as Van Buren, in her three Dele
gates, for although Me>srs. Barton and smith
were personally Anti. they voted again,, Mr.
Leigh under instructions
The reader can estimate the loss and gain or
either side, for himself.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07
CAMPBELL ELECTION.

1t appears by the Lynchburg Vir-
ginian that Messrs. Mosby and Burton,
the Opposition candidates in Campbell
county. have, at the urgent solicitation
Of their friends. consented to contest
the election. A letter addressed TO Mr..
Mosby, urging him TO contest, and
signed by a number Of respectable cit
liens of the county. states that il is be-
lievcd "that on purgation Of the polls
il will be found that you (Mr. NJ are
entitled TO a seat in the next Legisla-
ture of Virginia, in accordance with
the will Of majority Of the qualified
voters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07

Miprreok.-The bT;g Helen Mar,
from TsmPico, for this port, with car
go Of jelap, fustic. &c. and sos, OOO
in specie. consigned TO r. X. Collins,
was totally lost on the 22d ull., on the
Washerwoman's shoal, Key Sal Bank,
the crew saved, with what they had
on, the vessel sinking immediately
Three Of the crew. named Henry Hill
man, Francis Dillon. and WIN. Jacob
son, were leil on the Key. The Cap
tain came passenger in the brig Speed
from Havana. The vessel is insured
at Philadelphia, the cargo. principally,
we presume, in New York.
". Y JorT. Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07

report has been in circulation tina, the
French Chamber Of Deputies had dissolved
without making an appropriation for the paw
mentofthe American claim. The intelligence
Is said to have arrived by the way of the Bri-
fish Provinces, and purports To be five day,
later than the French news hitherto published
IN our paper bye as every thing seemed "a
vorabie then, we cannot give credit to the ru-
NOR which has come by so circuitous route.
- -
Major Barry has left the Post Office Depart
ment For this, lei all Of US. Wings and Jack
sonites, feel thankful. Amos Kendall take.
hrs place. Tie cannot make the mail arrange
mens worse than they are, and may make them
better.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07
20 De EI.ier ~ Ml 81, L,tl.,.

From ne ETsier ~. NJ .Nieps Letter.
Married in Gambia, Mr.. Samuel
WoOdman. TO Mrs. Sally Woodman.-
They had previously lived together in
the marriage state for nearly thirty
years. AZ the last Term ofihe Superior
Court IN this county, the v'le's petition
for a divorce, on account OF the hus-
bands extreme cruelty. was presented,
the charges proved--and a bill ol DE-
vorce granted. A new cOurtship com
menced--the Ratchet was buried--and
the fond couple, too impatient 10 abide
= the laws delay" Of a fortnight. for
the usual punishment. repaired inoon-
iInenlly 10 a magistrate, who united the
ardent lover and TIE b.ushi8g bride IN
those sacred bonds that nothing bot
dcatb--or the Superior COuTt--can
sever.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07
From the Richmond Hhig Of .7prii 30.
We hare met the Enemy, aad-wE ARl

From the Richmond Hhig Of .iprii 30.
We hare met the Enemy, aad-wE ARE
THEIRS
(Anecdote OF the Petersburg Election
We confess that the results Of the
fourth Monday. have settled the ques-
ton, as it relates to the character of the
next Legislature Of Virginia. Enough
is already known to establish the fact,
that in that body there will be strong
Administration, and according to pre-
sent appearances, decided Yan Buren,
majority. The last circumstance was
to US wholly incredible, until the defeat
Of Curtis in Hanover, Healy in Middle
sex, Pollard in King William, Ruffin in
Surry, Shell and Wilkes in Brunswick.
Cabell in Nelson, and Cooke for the
Senate in the District of Amherst, AL
bemarle and Nelson, "a result anticipa-
ted by neither party,) announced in
rapid succession, leh US no reason to
doubt that such ras the viH Of the Peo-
pie!
As far as we and the present contest
arc concerned, we for our single selves,
strike the flag, which until this mo-
ment, we believed would wave in even
tual triumph.
The Van Buren, party have the dcs-
tiny Of Old Virginia in their hands
May they so exercise their ascendency
as to reverence her ancient principles,
respec, her renown. and protect her
principles. All IRE can do in this be-
half at present, is to pray. For our
selves we have fought the fight while
a man was lefl to tread the decks
Individually and apart from country and
the old cause Of Human Right and Ii.
berry, We had nothing to gain by victo-
~, and nothing TO lose by defeat II
We have displayed warmth and zeal they
were inspired by no mercenary expec-
taiion, no grovelling ASPIRATIONS; we
have had in contemplation. nothing
but the welfare of the people, and the
maintenance ofibeir Liberties and rights.
In so far as our bread Is concerned, II
is all one to us, what star is in the as
cendant. and who rules the destinies Of
the State.
We therefore submit With good grace,
10 that hich we have done our deyoir
to avert, and to which We must submit,
whether We will OF no.
The evept leaves Us where Il found
US, in incorporating hostility to those
who have abused their trust, and pros
tiiuted the generous confidence Of the
People TO the promotion Of unboly
schemes Of sggrandizement: and curse
overiaIc the bastard who lorsakes in
ihis its dark and gloomy hour, the great
cause.
let poltroons desert TO the strong
party, and merccnary politicians slide
down 10 the clover side, from the fence,
on which they have long been station
ed, in lnglorious security, awaiting the
fortune Of the field: the brave and gem
erous man will love his cause the bet
ter for IT, misfortunes, and press 20 the
rescue Of is eoiors the more they arc
menaced.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07
FOOT RACE.

u Will be remembered by our readers that
some months since, Mr. Stevens. ofNew York
offered thousand dollars, to any American
who would go on foot ten miles in an hour
The feat has been performed by man, named
stannard,-a native Of stonington, Conn
The particulars Of the achievement, arr given
IN another part on the paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07
II. FERRY SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS

AT meeting Of the members Of the Har
pers-FcrTy Savings Institution, on Che 9th
ut, the following Directors were chosen.
William Chambers, Adam Rhuleman, John
A. schaefer, Charles G. wintersmith, Gerard
b. Wager, Ferdinand W. Stephenson, Me,hecs
Kirby, Meriwether Thompson, and John Fi,z-
simmons.
AT meeting Of the Dires tors, Gerard b.
Wager was chosen President, and Joseph &.
Hays Treasurer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07

RobJevy.--A young man Of this eoun-
~, who imprudendy exposed the con-
tents Of his pocket book IN the pre-
senee q strangers. IN one q our public
houses, was robbed of upwards Of 500
on the night Of Friday the 18th inst.
hist asleep in his chamber. No traces
Of the robbers, for il appears there were
two Of them, have yet been discover
ed FTedsylekfO,cn Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07

Time-lst heat 3m. Us. % do.
3m. sos. Tsrquin won easily.
There we're not less than 30 10 49,
900 persons present on the course, and
very large sum q money exchanged
hands, TIE excitement al the Foot Race
having been nearly a. great as at the
memorable Faee between Sir Henry
and Eclipse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07

Female Poiifielaa.-A woman in POI
ihes Is like a monkey IN q china shop
che can DO no good, and aay DO good
deal Of harm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07

A great wolf hunt Is in preparation
IN Addison county, Vermont. Some
twenty towns are 70 unite IA The meri-
menl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07

MELANCHOLY OccURREScE.-.7n IN
fani lost ia the rOods.--On the 10th
Of April about three O'Clock in the at
lenoon, an infant boy. bat f'reniy
months old, son Of Zebina Pratt Of Shu-
tensb1ry. strayed from his fathers
house. The little child wandered on,
unconscious where he was going, and
not clad Tor any exposure all u at last
was a mile and a half from home
When the child was missed a search
was made for him; but night came on;
and il was a very cold night On the
morning Of the 18th about = O'Clock
when the body Of the child was found,
II had already pe'isied ruth coh
Northampton (.uass.) RePu6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07

Breach in The CanaI.-A large breach
has been made in the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, nearly opposite TO SharPs-
burg in this county. by rolling large
ssw-logs down into the Canal from the
precipice which overhung the place at
which the breach occurred. We are
informed that large number of hands
are actively employed in rebuilding the
wall, which was broken down TO the
very foundation. and to an extent Of
some hundred feet.
HapeTsiorn Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07

scter through Life was that of smisbil-
ity Of disposition and simplicity Of
mannen," Mr.. Merrill. Of Waterloo.
testified that during Ill his sojoum Of
his Hotel he had been the favorite Of
his whole family. and regarded more
like . member thereof or . son, than
a. boarder.
The testimony having been closed,
the Prosecutor rose:
Gentlemen Of the Jury you have
heard with due attention the whole oil
the evidence we have in this case
II is committed 10 your decision with
out argument on either side, in full as
surance that justice viii be done by
your verdict"
The COURT Sheriff. call = Ba-
IhG."
SEVERAL JUnYMEN.-" No Balifr Is
required"
The jury being called over, and ask
ed for their verdict, "Nor GUILTY T.
was instantly pronounced. The spon-
taneous burst Of feeling which even
the grave authority OF Court could not
suppress. told how much il was in &C.
cordance with the judgment Of those
who heard.
There were tears, manly tears, seen
glistening in many an eye, as hands in
succession grasped the hand Of the
venerable judge, in hearty congratula-
tons.
Chief Justice Dorsey presided-both
the associates, Wilkinson and kilgour,
were upon the bench.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07

Bank Of .Narylaad.-We understand
that the ChkaceIlor Of the State has
granted an injunction on . ball fled
by the creditors Of this Institution -
The injunction was issaed on the 2lJth
inst. and has been received, prohibit
ing the Trustees from receiving esrsi6-
Gates Of deposit. open psoSunls or notes
q he Bank N payment of debts doe
TIE Bsnk.-hs6. Gas,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-07

Prom he Cist< u bfay q
APPOINTMENTS nv TIE PRESIDENT.
William r. Barry. 10 be Envoy tx
traordinsry and Minister PieniPotenha-
~ TO Spain.
Amos Kendall, tobe Postmaster Gen.
eral.
&c. Picket. to be Fourth Auditor oil
the Treasury Department.
Michael Mahon, to be Consul at ST.
Jago de Cuba.
Department Of Slate, -Nay !, 1885.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29

RTIRGlNIt- AT rues holden the Clerks t,tcu o.
" Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Ghanccrv, for
III. Of Campbcil the it day Of beceInher, lS3i
James Adams Ex'or Of David Moore dec P against Ed
ward LYNCH chisNel Dabnep, uustc" Of him
self aud WIN. Norvel John ". ,gwei J,in Snu', Jr.
al Ch,rie Il. Wtn-, partners, &c. iradinr under thu
firm of gvcll, nth & Williams, John Lynch
Mlca, +. Lynch aud Charles A. Wnhers, Deils--In
Chnucery.
The Defendants Edward Lynch and Micaiah 7. Lynch,
having entered their AID
coing the of Assembly aud the rules of this court,
and appearing the satisfaction of the court That thoy
inhabitants If this State On the motion Of
plaintiff by counsel, is ordered that the snd desn
dants do appear before the Judge Of our Circuit Surerio
Cont law ard Chlncery the cpurson~e of the SAID
the frs, day of the next and their
appearance, and the plaintiffs bill, and give
curty for performing tho decree oftle court ali tia
copy If this order be inserted spaper pub
shed in the Of iynchburg, for months
svey and posted the front door of the court house
of the said county.
Copy-Teste, JOHN ALEXANDER. G. 9. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29

wiRGiNiA AT rules held III the Clerks ono. OF me
~ Circuit Super Tor Court Of Law aud thancery Tor
peaiord county, the lst day of Deccmher
LeitwIch J Phf against Walker g. Mcriwether, former
sdmr OF Tamcriane w. w. Davies, dec, Odin o. Ola,
Aum Of Samuel B. Davies dec. Thomas Sale, late Sh"r III
Nhedfod, late the almr of Tamcr>
= W. d wics, dec, Ianry u Davies IN his own
WNsaud admir- Of said T. w w. paviesdcc Jane
Dawes jas A. Met Hether aud Elizabeth his wIieatc Ell
.aocth Davies, Catherine A. George W.. Henry, Ann,
'"ha W aud Pocahoutas v Dawes Defts.-lh Chance-
J.
The defendant Walker G. Meriwethe not having en-
eedh ms appe and given security according to Inc
actoi Assembly, and the rules Of this court and ap-
bearing by evidence that he is not an inhnb-
tnts OF this Commonwealth 1t is ordered that he do ap-
pear here the first day of tho next term aud an
wer the plaintiffs b that this order be inserted IN
some newspaper published in ynchburg for two months
ucoesvey, and posted at the front door oil the court
"ouss OF THIS county, on some court day ,.,
Acopy-Teste, JOS. WILSON, CIR.
Jan. w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29

"a Court held FOR Nelson county at the court
~ mousse on Monday tho 22d day of Dccomber, iSJ4-
nm fitzpatrick, PIT. against Thomas i. baiioy ana
"teckenrifge Fitzpatrick Defts.-In Chanccry.
Iii ."s motion oftho Plaintiff, by COUNSEL Sho hed nus
~ aug appearing 10 the salts faction of the court ina:
ue'ehuant, Thomas 4. Bailey IL not an inhab'tant OF
oninonwealth, and withou, the jurisdiction oi ms
Sour 1t ordered that appear here the fourth
10 March aud tho bill OF the plain
IN 'at copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
"o ''ynchha-g Virginian, for two months success
ana another copy thereof posted at tho tront doo'
.house'oft this county, on some court day
@ u Is further ode cd, that tn defendant breckenridge
t;pa.lck he restrained from paying away or othewis so
nv'"s OF any MONIES goods other effects wnich ne
"as Or Which may hereafter como into h. hands, Nc
hsng to, or winch NAV belong 10 the said Defendant,
.I "" Bailey, to the Of three hundred do'hrs'
Ana 10 The Plaa'is demand, and the further order
~ uoc'ee "fthis court, concerning the same ~
Copy-reste SP GARLAND, Clk
Jan. w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
POLITICAL.
APPEAL FOR THE POOR
By l.. NJ. sARGES'

Bf l.. NJ. SARGENT
GOD OF the rolling year-thy aower
Expands the germ, unfods the flower.
Natures, al last, the golden cra,n.
AND then restores the iron reign
VI dreary winter, dreericr s,ll
10 those whom age am perjury chill.
The power OF frost has locked the ground
Ana streams In icy chains are bound
spare thou the heart of man below.
And bid the fount of pity flow.
Speed, Lord, thy backward stewards m
IiIl mercy's holy work be done.
The board, with costly yian,ls spread
lhe blazing hearth, the downy bed
God, thou art jusl-wha mortal dare
CAN these his own, for thine they are,
Speed, Lord, thy backward stewards on.
I'll mercy's holy work be done.
ne hand that won that orphans bread.
Is lad 10 sumber with the dead
i ne barefoot boy, mid winter skies,
FROM door TO door his labor plies.
speed, Lord, thy backward stewards on.
II'l mercy's holy work be done.
Loud bowls the Storm, It's cold and late.
Inc sh'verlng outcas, tries the yale
lhe backward steward of the poor
Turns down his light, and bars the door.
Speed, Lord thy backward stewards on.
T'll mercys holy work be done.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29

YRlItt;lNiA-Al rhiss hsid ttetk "ih e al
" the circnit superior Court Of Law aud thancery
for Bedford county, the 81 dV Of November. lF'f-Mat-
thew Hail. Hall Jr John Hall AID joel Han, via
ag anst Joi Hall Wa. Hall, Iezeka II al, Elisha Hail.
Sbadrach Brown aud Tabiih, his wife, late Tahht Hall
Ieni nn Mu.grove aud kekiah his Wifi late kezah Hail.
Joseph Saugh late Sheriff of Bedford county, and IN
that cha acer aim with tho will annexed of John Hail.
dec. and BENZ anna Mnsgrov prescnl ainr "tih the wl
anne yed of sud John Hall, 81. dec. Dcts'n 'hlnc"ry
Tho defrnd,nts John Hall, Wn. Hall, and Shairach
Brown mud Keziah his VIE, not having entered their
nppear aud security according to the act OF
Assembly rules of this and by
eyiience thai they not Inhabitants OF TN,
Commonwealth !, is ordered that they do appear here
on the first ,ay aud the bill OF
the plaintiffs that this order he Inserted in newspaper
published yuchbnrg for Two months su:ce>siveiy, aud
uosd At the door tho huusc of this county
Oh some day.
A copy-icste, JOS. WILSON, elk.
Jan. 5 WIN