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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29

WiRGiNA-at rules held IN the dietk's office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for The
county of Nelson, the month Of Dece mer, iS4.-S
pheu Henderson, who sues r tho benefit Of Williamson
Henderson, Pltf against Ber AMIN Ponton and Nathan
Lofus, Leo w tIarr, AMI Wson Peters. the three last
named late merchants aud partners, trading I'm Ter the
style and firm of Nathan Iois & Co, James Garland,
Charles Flood and Tillman Mills, Defts In Chancery.
The defendant Charles Flood, having entered his
appearance and security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules of court aud il appearing
by satisfactory evidence tiat no is inhabtaut of
TINS commonwealth. On tho motion of the plantif,
by his counsel, II is ordered. that the said delen
uant Charles Flood do mere before the LIST
day OF April the bill ofthe plaintiff,
and that copy Of this be forthwith inserted in the
Lynchburg Vrgnlan, tor months successfully, and
auoher copy thereof posted the font door of the
courthouse IN said county on some court dav
ACopy-feste, RIO. c. CUTLER, OK.
WON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29

TY'it'iNlA.-At knies held IN the tirrk's ono" "f
" the Circuit superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for Bedford the St day Of December, lS3i
henry Brow1, Plf against Pencil pc ntc, formerly fc
neope Taylor, and adn'x with the will annexed of Akup
Taylor, dec Joseph White, Elijah Nj cleli VIM, Angel
VIM Ray aud Robert Rass aud Snsapnah hi. VITO, Des.
In Chancery.
Tho Defendant Elijah Mitchell, not having catered
appearance pivou according the OF As
semby and tho rules ofths aud it appearing by sa
factory evidence inhahltnnt OF tIs Cum
monweaiih IL is ordered that he do appear here on
the first day answer the plaintiffs NV,
hat this order be Inserted III some newspaper publ ned
IN Lynchburc months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted at
the front oor of house oftis county rome
court day
Acopy-Tese, JOS. WILSON, CUR.
Jan, w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
MIR. WINSTON j. LILLY,

O7 L1blhga0h, .NcES0h LohhV,
rs connected with me in the practice of the law.
Il One Or til other of US " i'll regularly attend the
courts of Alb marie, Buckingham, Amherst and
Nelson and will promptly attend 10 my business
with which we NAV be entrusted Communica-
tons addressed to me, at Lovinsson, wall b" pune
tualy attended TO- }. OAKLAND.
Jan 26 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29

inhabiiant Of the Pa!atinate of Ksl,ez. hos been
torn from her family and SEN, no one knows where
ahe motive for her arrest il said 10 have been he
discovery of u ring, which had motto displsasing
10 Tho Russian police. The presence Of the EN-.
perer did not lead TO any change in these arbitrary
ano a'roc,ou' sentences. Prayers and supplicsiors
were made in vain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
TERMS.

.,rro, a pcr annnun, payable III advance. No
in will be received for less time than six months
will be discontinued (but the reion of
." e "a until all arrearages are paid.
thcy,aDvERrIsEIE SrS vii be Inserted at so cent,
~ 20 Ia, Ies) the first time aud 81 , FOR each
PSF lace Those from distance must be paid for pre-
10 their in.srtion orte payment assumed by
v.n oos person in Lynchburg.
All ,-e,; 10 Editors post paid
~ will not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
" THE BELL TAVERN.

Perbap, no stand IN Virginia presents greater
advantages to persons DESTROYS Of purchesin such
property, than that nov offered 10 the public -
p.s;j,s being the regular Stage House for the diff
(e,ent lines OF Stages passing To and thro' Lewis
burs il enjoys an extensive patronage Of general
character. The terms Of sale will he accommoda
,,s Persons ankions 10 obtain more pariicua,
;lo,n,,iop relat,ve TO the character Of the prom.
.rv ar. respectfully referred IN Col. A. BeirDe, of
tho yrpini, Senate Or should they think proper to
make application TO himself, the subscriber will
noncually attend 10 their communications
JOHN MAYS
Jewisbarg Greenbtier CT. Jan. 20. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29

lNSEED OIL Just received few
- barrels L,nseed DIV hlle Lead and other
y, ants.-Also, large assortmnnt of Candies-
''ack lea in and lbs. papers, fine quality.
IT J. ROYALL.
Nov. ; :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
EVN SAM.

% .. at .. ss",".
= ,he town Of Lewisburg, Greenh,ier county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29

A temperance meeting Of mechanics WINS held
last week in the city of New York, which was
attended by more than two thousand persons. AT
toe conclusion of the addresses papers were handed
through the meeting containing tho temperance
pledge, TO which upwards 500 signatures were OBJ
tanned.
A resolution has been introduced in the Legisla-
ture of New York directing the Committee on the
Judiciary to inquire into the expcdency OF requt.
ring all Banks Of The state to keep their bills a,
par in the city of New York.
A bill has also been introduced, to reduce the
legal rate Of interest 10 SIX per cent, It's now &c
ven.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13

|sesenwdttissn Sabres, fsine prpelassaticn
an oie'@in'robner oiefeS Staates erSebsn
su lanen. in rpsI6er er bnen einen Gag oes
Oaufes 81 @bren oss Nlmd6ti0en 9otteo
anenpfeble, fir ieine Se9nun9eu Oh. er H.
bet une aI5 einem Dolte auset (btttet bat !;
uno rpeIbtr 2os nab bem @utonnten oss
9cuuetn6rS ausgewabIt uuo IN |einet DrOs
e'amatiOn bejebust rpsroen Io4. Dent5Hfol-
|9e
SD, Nobert Qutas, 9ouoern6r oeS Be-
Iasten StaatsS be3si1ne our6 oie(e n1eine
Proclamation Srepta9 Den cot nddb=
ten 81 oembers dlS einen Sag beg
snetliben Danfes ; uno empfebIe bierr,lt
alien suteu SIr8ern uno @inrUbnern oiefee
Staatts. Gb an Dem beIaeten Sage an ibrsu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Srteu Der 6Rsntliden Got
tsspersbrun9 3u bsr(antmeIn uno a!soann
uno oalelbit init eifrisem Bergen I6 81 nsr=
sinieen Dem QllIma6tisen gOtt Sob II. Daut
III briu9en fur feline psraaneensn Snaoen=
bejsusnnsen aIs cine @eneinl6aIt unc
oemntb9 INN Die Sortoauer feiner Seel IN:
gen i'm anauFsbsu ; beB er insbeicnl ere
uls tnit Melsbeit srfhllsu unb ale unIere
QanoIunssn {owO5l bfentli6e aIs ei9ene
70 Ieitsn nbse cae mir uns feinee Sduees
als cine Slation 70 rpie Der Bepfduoisfeit un.
iersr poiitil6su uno relisi6Ien Borreebte er-
irsuen nno fir un6 lelbit epise 9I6fieIiss
felt jsnIsirs oss @rabs5 erian9sn rn63en.
,A..u, 9eseben uuter meiuer Qano
&: q: U.s.; !: ; Z: $::;; s.; :: 81: &:
'''" u. i'm SO. Sabre oisise @toateS.
81 9 bert Sutos.
Durb ben @Oupernbr
8. 3intlon, Seeretalr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
NeDn1et SbQht.

Ser untsrSsibnete bsnetbribtist eree
benft einlse oor0ebIide Sreuncs, meEdbs 8e
bhlaib waren meiu Giaentbum cuff elm
beimIjde Msiie rpss5unsb'nen, oaB befrisois
senOe Nnoronuns IN oiefer Sobe eiaselsites
rorcen. gr bs5eust. (sinen Dauf oieIsn
Bern,ittIeen uno >rhnlbt oaB Te b:p ibm
anipreben menn its stpa6 srser i'm baben.
uno er >piro ibuen eue @utlbdoisun9 bs5abs
len.-lluo meter maebt. er linen funo, bag
sr in 3u'unft isIne QlnseIsssnbeiten gu bes
forge mInIbt nuo >penn >>ibr 9ermitteln
iortssIest ,pito, ct Die gtren9e oss GsleRss
seeen le annenoen n,uB.
Da ebenfaus swtp tbm wobl bsfannte
pr(onen in Obise Saobe. sen'iId)t wurosn
10 nabt er hermit Dem QubIifunn bstaunt,
oaB fle nlbts NIT Der SADIE 81 tbun batteu,
~Gorl 6. QDnlf.
WdHI(on, Set. Is. 1885. 25 4rp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
TAKE STlzeIW1his

THE subscriber respectfully informs SOM
pretended friends, nrho haze assisted IN urg-
ing the taking avay nny property in a cla'ades-
tine manner, that this matter has been salts
factorizy arranged. He returns his thanks
to these meddzers, T. ,oishes them # they haue
anu thing against him, to call ON him, and he
wiU pay them all damages due tbem.-And
further gives them notice, that he wishes in
future to attend to his olbn business, and It
their nnedd1ing is continued, he may prosecute
then, for it to the utmost ertent Of the Za1o.
CHARLES C. WOLF.
Massizzon, October 18th '35. 25-4w,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
A N N O N G. E
AUX
PATRIOTES FRANCHISES.

LES Soussignes ont I'honneur de prevenir
leurs amis qu'ils Sc sont decides de retourner
|encoIe une fois en- Europe soft pour voir leurs
parents ou amis soft pour des causes famili-
eres, qui demandent leur presence. En- ce
Gag ills s'addressent don't ceux de leurs com
patriotes qui ont des affaires soigner qu'ils
ne pouvaent point finir avant leur depart, de
leur en- donner la charge gu'ls promettnet de
soigner pour le mieux de teur interest ct a.
vec la plus grande exactitude qui est exigec
dams de pareils Gas ct men demanderont que
bien peu de dedomagements.
~ B. Mais rernarquez que ce nest point
pour faire des speculalions qu'ls veulent Sc
charge, de ca le nest que pour soulager leuIs
depenses Ceux done qui veulent bien Sc
charger de leurs procurations moyemant une
issuraace sont prizes de leur fare savoir par dea 8
letters affranchies eux addresses. lis per-
coureront les pays de la France ct particuli-
rement d'Alsase, la Suisse, ct front daps tous
les Cantons, le Grand Duche de Baden, Ia
Baviere Rhenale, le Wurtembere &c. . s.
lis s'embarqueront au mois October pro-
chain. EMIL SIN MLER,
.lr:4l> .<> F. T. .HURXTHAL.
lMassillon, Stark, county, Ohio, &a
Septembre /. 1885. ~.a 4: -.
| P R i N1 T Il N c.,
of epery description, neatly dine at this
OFFICE,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
50 8ptf

SbeototD II. SObannes Sbneioer
beioe ssbirtia BON Mbttrfpob, eant>n
Qano1unl Nbeintapern.
Die1elben eamsu i'm Sabr 1888, in pi fen
2aroe an, uno bseaben (16 nab MbesIinr
no Fe tis lestes Stibjabr lIb aufbiesteu
ba fle aber Don oo'r abrsiBtsu, uno il, 0a
ter f.e BORT fubte, uuo ni6t fauo, 70 fin
ibre Gltern uno 8eibmilter ypelde Den 15
September bier anfameH in srO1er Sors
unb 8ef0mmsrniB, ,peiI bic 8rmtIie tId
nibt nieoe,EaHsn fam obne ibren aIufenI
ba'r 81 w'0en.
QUE Meui1enfrsuube bic Don ibrem Nut
entbatt wi0en, Guo aufserufen in r1osli6-
fer 8aloe oiefer Camille Nabr'ebt Bu sr:
tbeslsn, unp 3war unter folssnost Qlor. eNe
THEOBALD SHNEIDERs
care of
CHRlSTOPH KESSLER,
Cleavelane, Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
Sctober l6. 1885. 25=4r.
W. Deutfbe 8ldtter nit osnen mir treb-
felu, ,peroen erludt Obise 9(abfraae in ib'
re NIp. 8ldtter auf3ansbn'en, uuo uulerer
0sssuoienfts sewartis Su ispn.
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publtun i'm ausen!eiren, eaB er in Der
5taot D arren Elm ts,1tl1es wirtbsbaus
nsefen9erh 9eIe9en au Der noropefIiben
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'des. s!eiD bep Dem prssbpterion=Mietins
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sQeue BebfreD

NIT Hlegen0em SGlHel
Ser Gnossbsnannte betunoet Die 8hrger
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13

folssnSer Qloreds, baoun in ReuntniB 80 f.
Rens
Sr'eori6 d 9 (uG
@'sapela Gbi.o.
Gtptsmto 81 1895. S3-A
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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09
MESSAGE.
Gentlemen ofthe Legistatioe Couacis,
 aud ?j the House ef Representatives

Gentlemen ofthe Legistatioe Council,
 aud Y the House of Representatives.
 Meeting you, for the first time, as a CO., ordinate branch of the General Assembly of Arkansas, it affords me pleasure 10 state. that health, happiness, and prosperity, at this time prevail, to au unusual extent. win Tn the limits of our favored land and that we have cause 10 be grateful 10 kind Pro- vldenee, for the enjoyment of an unc oamon share ot the blessings of life.
 on entering npon the important business wn'ch has called you together, it affords me pleasure also, to assure you, that in all measures tending to the public good, you shall have my cheerful and cordial cooper. alton. thrown together, as we have been, in sh's remote quarter of the Union. and sy.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

A man by the name of woolly was lately caught, at Erie, Ala, attempting to decoy away some negroes. He was handed over to the Committee of Vigilance. The commit tee suspended the writ of ha5eas corpus, for the time being-and on Monday morning, it beng tae yfrst day of the Circuit Court, Court adjourned, to give precedence to Judge Lynch' and the criminals was whipped pro- naiscuously.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

Nor1oEs. .--w estern Messenger, Monthly Cincinnati--devoted to Religion and Litofa- turc We thank our old friend who sends us this number, albeit lato received, and will get him some subscribcrs--for we value his work Ho will send us the numbers since the first. Conisnts-- Beecher's plea for the Vest Life of Cfdbbe; Llfe or Human Niorr; rrivnd- ships offering: Charity; the Deity of Christ; Gcrman Theology, &c. cc.
 Our steam boat mail also brought us the New England Magazine, for August and Sep tember. They are good as usual. Are there no Yankees here who wish to take Boston
 
 Magazine!
 We can say nothing about the Knicker- bocker-because we have received no num- Der since June- If tho proprietors wish us to praise their work, or act as agent, they must forthwith send us all the numbers want ing. We'll not say word for them on any other terms.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
IfteSdnfl. Oct. 6

adeSuuys OcI. b.
 Mir. MeKean, from the joint committee to procure suitable houses for the use of the Legislature, reported that they had taken the churches in which the Houses conve- ned--whlch report was adopted.
 Upon request of the House of Represen- tatives. the Council attended in the Repre- sentative fiall,s and received the Message of the Governor.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

fe5-It is enormously stated ill tho last Ga zette, that Mr. SANDERS was elected Assist ant Secretary of the Council, by majority over MT. Greer. This is a mistake. Mr. Greer was put in nomination only for the ot- flee of principal Secretary--and 20 nomina- ttioii was made against Mir. Sanders. We state this, because Mir. Greer not only had no desire to oppose MT. Sanders, but would not consent to be nominated for any office other than the principal one.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

The Savannah Georgian thinks that Judge White has s' committed himself to his polti- cal enemies" Who are they Not the New England federalsts--for they have lifted up the Van Buren flag.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09
.lppoiasment by the President.

The General Assembly for this Territory commenced its biennial sessiea ,a Monday last. Our readers will find the proceedings in other columns. From present appearan- rcs, we anticipate speedy action on the qucs- tion of State Government--a short session, and the utmost harmony and concert. Not more than eight members are against State Government. The Governors Message, too, leans in it's favor. We have no room for comment now, but may make some remarks on the subject next week.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

The long delay of many of our exchange papers at Memphis, has thrown us grieyously behind hand in all our foreign reiatioas. We will try and bring up our lee soay after a while. We return our thanks to the Nash vile Banner, for its friendly notice of Ar kansas. We can assure him that, as he con- siders Arkansas almost the daughter of Ten nessee, the former will be found battling side by side with the latter, when she becomes q State in defence of White and Liberty.
 We have received the first number of the Tennessee Democrat-published at Colum- bia, printed early in July. Though a Van Buren paper, 1t is quite decent one-and we shall exchange with it. Would have done it before, if 1t had not been for the Postmas- ter at Memphis.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

We learn, from letter received by q gen. tleman iii this town, from Judge LAcy, that he has returned to the Territory, with his health much improVed-and that he com- menced holaing the St. Francis circuit court on Monday ast.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

The railroad from New Orleans to Nash- vile is to be commenced immediately. The whole length will be 5653 miles. The cost is estimated at Ss.e8l ,946--for machinery, &c. sI .3s2, ,00e--making in all, $l0, ,O63, ,94G.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

The Rev. FRANCIS L. HAWKS, D. D. has been appointed Protestant Episcopal Bishop, for Louisiana and .4Tkaa8as.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09
G ENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
Mondayy, Oct. 5, 1885.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

H111 = \ Ah''l'4 4A T ' ' I4 V NJ sI -N '. ' its
 This being the day appointed by law for the meeting of the General Assembly of the Territory of Arkansas. the Legislative Council met i'll the Baptist meetne-house, in the town of Little Rock, when the foI- lowing members appeared, were qualified. and took their seats.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

We are informed by the Land Officers in this place, that the plat of township 6 ,. range ". situate on the Arkansas river, in Arkansas county, is now in their office. We would advise persons having pre-emption claims to lands in the above township, to prove them up as soon as possible.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

By the last Times we learn that Mr. J. H. REED has been associated with Mr. Smith i'll the publication Of the Times We wish him success in his new life and vocation.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

By the steam boat Neosho, this week, we received all tho arrearages of the mails from Memphis. We are in perfect chaos of pa pers. A hundred or two of thenl-of all ages and complexions, of various dates from June to the present day, are on our table. Some of them are at least as old as Joice Heth, and she remembers the building of the Ark. se- riously, it is beyond endurance. Here have we been stinted in our allowance of papers for three or four months-and all the while, in disregard, if nol in defiance of law, they have been suffered to pile up and accumulate at Memphis-till some chance steam boat could be found to bear them here. If the Postmaster General can find no way to reme- dy this abuse, we should be glad to learn the reason. The evil has been borne with till forbearance has ceased to be virtue, and we now call upon the proper authority to rceti- fyit.
 After all, our situation was more laughable than pitiful. Did the reader ever see horse iloundering in a quicksands If so, he may have an idea of our situation in this ocean O musty papers. There was nothing in them either. to repay us for our toll, and perhap: that was the cause of their detention. Ia ken generally, they were dullness concentra ted.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

Judge SHALER has refused the appointment recently rendered him of Secretary of Michi- gan.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

The number of horses and mules which crossed the Nashville bridge from August IT to Sept. IT, (ult.) was three thousand two hundred and thirty--on their way south for sale. Value $323 ,00O.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

s4atte Wortd's stage.-The Western Methodist says that the foregoing sentence from Shakespeare is < ibellous, an infamous, and an irreligious sentiment" Hail! Don Quixots tao SEC 1ad
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-09

A man in Canton, Mass. offers $50 rewar, for girl who has stolen his horse and chaise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21
ROWOTRg c0gDrCTrn,

Inc washington Correspondent of the Boston C,ou,
mefca writes, (nndcr date Of the lt inst t,t dro
'nc IS undoubtedly the strongest man in fhc field on
81 view England, and cannot he driven from tho turf
re rapidly gains ground in Virginia and ann half in
cincd TO believe that he oH he nominated 6 The Iej
nHnTc me Oid DomaiOa at rs present session TI5o,
a negotiation Is g0iag ~ effect lqt eDd ami TfLjE
q may fJ0re sNcccS. But the judge will not v;eId an
lhc or compromise any principle to effect any such IT,
sue -Query. To which party in the Virginia Icoisia
tufe does the writer refer With whom is this ucotis
uoh gong on With the Wings, or with Tire Pe5,,Jjj
cans The Wings held a Caucus and some Of them rrc
Poseu 70 nominate Whte--]ut ii would not do Tho
hPnoicans neld also Caucus, but there is no promo
si'ion made among them TO nominate White-n6r viii
ucrc Dc-n9r would IT succeed among them The Re-
PdOhcahs OF virginia viii nominate no man for,t,rib u
Dut .ley WIZ wait 70 go Will the great body of the Re-
Puohcah rarity This, undcrsland 10 be at pgescnt
'hs course they have marked out TO themselves
nc Ieoocr may thus be able to appreciate the truth Of
INC following article, which we find in the Padelpbia
Inquirer. pm"
d. letter dated Richmond (Va.) Feb Ifth contains
c annexed gratifying intelligence in relation TO tli-
P2sPect oi Mr.. Van Buren, IN the Old Dominion.--
s We Naturalization parry Of tie Legislature hold
tni1 100 tso Presidency. an attendance was
h Ply 'e y thing dome, ro
NV Oh ho upeflte Pfase1t n no,aafioo
iu ~ w htei cd Tennessee. 90 tl State aA. the
eie vac 20 much noise that not d,in-uish h. d ~
Nhow. "hat may h1 Use ultinc;um Df iho affuifn
INC caucus was not held for the purpose Of making
any nomnst0n--nor was it discovered that majority
Judge White.