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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

The discussion Of topics relative to the late F..
aiming Couris. ve trust, snow happily terms
mated" Oh. revising our remarks Published Las,
week. ve find several expressions which excite
our regret We regrrt them, beesuse they m.y
imply s'eeiing OF unkindness towards our eorre-
'Po"dcnt which ~e never experienced; and be-
cause, moreover, they arc susceptible OF much
broader eonstruetos than ve intended Them 4,
bear.
when ~e spoke Of his difficulty in apprchend-
ing our meaning, ve did not design 10 eaa sny
reflection upon his intellectual povers W..
'n''mased the opinion thu, l, VS. owing to van, Of
attention TO the precise import Of the terms ve
had used-not TO . want Of capacity.
Conserving the imperfeetioas to which ve i'd
serted. &c think IL proper. Unnecessary indeed. In
justice to our correspondent. To ssie. that ~e did
not desare 10 represent the communication Co be
srossiy detective. Those Of the secood elias.
we're very Uncomfortable, both In number and de-
sree' nor we're they Incompatible With high 1T
tainmenss In general knowledge. Asto those Of
the first class. intended the remark to apply to
the communication ~ IL vas pubiishcd. To
make specifications, however, would perhaps he
deemed hypereritieisn, as the general ialina,ion
WA % the frst, an ibdlsere,ioo. We made Il.
an iset, vi'hou. having duly reflected on the mat
ter In all its bearings The idea Suddenly reeur-
red to US that ve could give happy e,emplif-
cation Of the difference betweea the terms on
which we we're then desesn,ios, and. vithou,
eon''der'ag TIA, IL would imply On unkindness We
never sherished. add admit Of more extensive
'isn'hea'ion than we desisaed, We embodied the
idea in words,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01
slaves for Safe

WILL offer for sale, at public suction,
Il IN ChArlestown, before the Court House
door, on the next Court Day, (thc ID Mon
day IN January,) suadry valuable SHARES, OF
both sexes, belonging to the estate Of Geo.
SmailWOod, deed -Terms Cash.
DELILAH SMALLWoOD,
Dec. Is, l93i-ts. .1dSa'r de 5oai, n0,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

a memorial, addressed to the general
assembly of Virginia, is now in circu-
iaton IN the counties Of Stafford, Prince
William and Fairfax, praying for the
passage OF an act to incorporate a COM
pany to construct rail road from Fred
encksburg TO Alexandra.
tHinehsasr Yirginian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

The baltimore Ps'riOs has suggested the pro-
pr'e'y OF uniting the Anti-Vsn Burcn force upon
JoHS orIScr ADAMS for Ihe Presidency.
Gen WILLILNH. HARzIsOx has been named
ior the high Office BY suadry citizens Of Penn.,,-
Ssnia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

a resolution vas adopted yesterday week BY
the Senate Of the U. States. instrusting the Com
"ttee on Military Affairs to inquire into the ex-
Pedieney Of making an appropriation ''Gor the
immediate commencement Of Notifications on
the PstaP'eO' ., Annapolis. ssd at 81. Mary"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

Ohio.-The senate of Ohio have vo-
ted, IL to is, for the execution of GRIM
mails IN private. A proposition for a.
polishing the punishment of death was
rejected by vote of - to 8.
PiAeh<str yirgiMsa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

AZ MademoiseIle cELEsrES late Bene6, n,
the Chesinut-Street Theatre, philadelphia. IN.
receipts amounted to fourteen hundred doIIsr.
What = sum, to eIPend FOE the pleasure Of seeing
young lady display the ae1ibility Of her ankle.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

nave young negro girl, aged .oout 90
- year,, and two women, TOR hire. Any
communications, addre,scd TO the subscriber
living at Bsttlstown, OF DR.. Msgruder OF
shephe rdstown, who is authorised to hire
wall be promptly attended to-
LEWIS GLOVER.
January l, 1895.
~ -HartiTs6urg Gazette Kill please t,ublish
ne doSrr h'nes aud send acesuaf 10 IAis sEfer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

~ ''oSs'Per 81 Trshton n. }. procured
"'' INJURED crows, IN order to aaord marks
men an opportunity Of trying their skin d.-
rios the cbrisima, holiday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

We have had quite heavy fall Of snow. 4,
lies nearly twofset deep. ard the sleishs arc busy
In all directions On Mond.y the road. we're 90
d'hienlt to travel. that the Western stage. which
generally reaches Harper,-Ferry carly in the
evening. did not arrive there until an hour or two
alter midnight No mail Vas received here on
Tuesday morning from any place east Of H,rper,-
Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01
MARRIrD.

Or "Wednesday the 2bh ult, Mr. Va surrn
to Miss s'sAH GILL, daughter of Nc. Thomas
Gill, of berkeley county
ID the 18th alt., ncsr Srn,hfcld, bv the Rev
q. y Hedges, Mr. HoHTar rHouPsoN 10 Miss
bLi1AHETH HISS Erf. bnih &C this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

We tender to the readers Of the Free Press.
the compliments Of the season. and .ish for
them year Of uninterrupted felicity in all their
rciat'oas-politiesl, social. and domestic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

HAVE four or five Negro Men 10 hire
- Tor the year. They sre good Graders,
and well qualified for ell other kinds of work
ON farm, MARY NANNINc
Jan. L. 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

The re Rev Bisbop MslSE, hssisx been re-
qoe''ed 20 bceomc the Rector q Christ Chay,h.
"o''ols' shi, II - said. sessps he i-vitssioa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

GsoasE ksEsEa has bcea nouiasted ~
pusl's meeting IN Jh'Ou sOuaiy. Pa. - . osBd,-
ds'c ior Governor 81 ,h.s Commonwealth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

The mail yesterday morning brought u, no
thing from Richmond or Washington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

Admiral Napier has retired from C,s Porto
gpese service, 18th ressrd d Eto.Ooo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

CANDIDATES EOR CONGRESS.
az JoHS ". Cooks, EsI Of Frederick, nosni-
mated by CsNsr''iisH Of Delegates
or Col. EBvARR LugAs, Of Jefferson. il like
ulse candidate for Congress
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01
nv rnE paEs,D,Nr-
"h ne sds'oe aud consent If iAe Senate.

800 eS"se" ~ tHr Scndfc.
EDwis NJ. RrLAsD To be Receiver Of Public
Moneys Tor the District Of Land .ubiecl 10
SAFE ~ Lexington. IN the State Of Missouri.
from the 2lst inst. when his commission ex-
pired.
SrsNer FoRauER to be Rexister of IN.
Land Office Tor the District Of Land, .ubi.c,
10 sale at Springfield, IN the State Of Illinois.
IN The place Of William l.. May. resigned.
JoHs Hall 10 DO Receiver Of Public No.
neys Tor the District Of Lands subject 10 sal,
at GAINESVILLE. in the State Of Ohio. vice Ber.
marc vanhorne.
A lunaic in the Worcester Hos,ital
has written letter to the President.
approving his course in relation 10
France, and proposing to place him at
the head of 500 men, invade France.
and place Jackson on the throne.
II Curios,fy.-Onc Of our friend,
from the country has politely present
ed US with an ear of corn, erers grim of
rhiehi as completely enreioped ia a husk
The grains are large and well-formed.
and do not differ in appearance from
the common white corn raised in tb;
vicinity. Whether il is freak of ma.
ture or new species, we cannot deter.
mine-lt Is on our desk for the cxami.
nation oil the curious.-[ Fred. Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01
III OrNNRea. q

NHEsH ORANGES AND LEMONs.
n lately received by m. KEYS.
Jan 1, ls3S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

IL Is With poignant sorrow We have IN r.cor,,
the death Of that gallant officer Capt BEEKnIS
nAnrLAsck lioTIaAS, Of the U. 5. NAVY. A.
died on the lo,h December, al his rr.id.ne. =,
yAma,ea, l. l. IN the +6,h year of his sge. Bu,
'eS Who are familiar With the annals Of the Last
var will have forgotten the name OF Lirui Hog.
man, whose good fortune h ~as 10 serve an thi,
capacity on board OF the Constitution Friv.t~. the
,mm"rtAl ''oid lronsidSs. an all her celebrated
"A'ues- IN T. Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

s'ead, Tia, Sanuel Hale was duly elected, and
Is entitled 10 seat Sc
mf' Gfegory sustained his motion at soma
zen ID, ond was roptisd to by Mr. Marshall. Mr..
/ Johnson oil H., opposed Mr.. Ga Amendment and
aIFofaied The proposition Of Mr.. Marshall Mr..
e'fcgory replied when hs mot ion 10 amcnd was re.
Jected. The amendment of Mr. Marshall was a.
dopied, and The report, rs nmcndsd, agreed TO- So
the House decided that Mr.. Wade is entitled to re.
tar hrs scat.
JAMES RlyEa kASAwHA IMPROVEMENT.
MI Johnson Of r., asked leave to introduce 4
bill 10 authorize the Common H,ll OF Richmond to
subscribe an additional amount TO tho stock of the
James river and kanawha Company.
MI JOHNSON remarked thai II was not his do
sire maj the House should at hastily on hi, sub.
JocI measures wcfo now pking 10 ascertain tho
sense OF the citizens of Richmond on the subject
ma Tho bill ought not to be passed until tI,s Leg
le'u'e had Tho most authentic assurance that q mn
J'tly OF the propery holders were in its favor IL
wax lar TO state tina, the bil would DO opposed. A
gentleman hadths morning presented 10 Mr. ia
,e"onS'farce against lis passage which he wished
MI j. to present day, under the inpres sion ttss
II Wa intended 10 press the Bill through all its sta
Sos at this sitting. Put being informed To Tho
contrary, nc took away the remons,rance 10 obtain
al lli'onal subscribers. Mr. J. sad bare majority
1.-The CIT zens void not be sufficient 10 induce him
TO support the bill, which lao should do only when
ne saw That there Was clearly large majority II
me ehiZens desltous OF IL passage. All that he
no" asked, was that committee be appointed to
bring IN u bull
Tho leave was hen granted, and tho foowips
Committee appointed TO bring IN bill
Mes"rs. johnson Of r., Cabc Bots PAYNE
Watkins, Wilson Of b., Maysc, Alexander. Sum.
mc's, q inland Of A aud Lawson
Inc Committee retired, having leave to sit du-
ing the session OF he Ilonsr, and shortly after re-
ported Bill which wns rcnd frs, time, by ito II.
Tic and ON motion Of Mr.. Johnson, was read the
second time, and laid on the table
On moton Of Mr. Gregory the House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01
Mont Pelier School.

EVilE sub'erber having permanently located
~ himself one mile from A hcrst Court house.
proposes continuing his School the enuuing year
Tor The instruction of youth. The local advantages
OF the School arc inferior To none IN tho county ~
II regards health and retirement Tho form. 10
consist OF ten months, will commence the Grsl Mon
day IN January, and end the 6rit Monday in De-
comber following, sncaing the month Of August
No pupil will be admitted for u shorter reriod Than
nom the Time OF entrance to the end ofs;he term.
lie prom'Dcs 10 use oyery exerton. to promote
the advancement OF those entrusted to his charge
and believes, from his experience, hc will be enabled
10 give entire satisfaction. To those who have
pu,ron'ed him for the las, ten ycars he feels par
uculatly grateful, and hope, 10 receive contin-
uonce of Ihclr fayos. There will he two public OK
omnalions one IN June, the other IN December.
Tuition fees, due semi annually will be for Or
biography, Reading and Wn,ing tsl2- for English
Grammar Geography, with the use of tho Maps
! aud o'lobee, History, Rheiofic, Astronomy, Natu-
raj Philosophy and Mathematics, SIG for The La
TN Language $40
=. S.-lle will receive several boarders into his
family, on moderate terms
HOWELL l.. BROWN.
Zee. IL wtiF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01
Great Dargains 10Y Cash.

vHNO be had at the New Store of Z. B. ESTES.
N in fee aud supcrfne blue, black and cclorcd
Cloths, Cas'meres, Cas'net's, Fannels, Blankets,
Napt Conons, herlno Cloths and Circassians n.
cured fhbci Cloths, very handsome par,erns,
BomOazeus, Calicos, Cambrics, Musins, superior
aud common black and coored Silks, Six Worsted
and Cotton Hose, Domestic Goods of all kinds,
and all other Dry Goods Groceries, Shoes, Hats,
&c. all of which will be sold considerably lower
than they have ever been offered in this MARKET
Purchasers are respectfully requested to call and
examine for themselves Persona wishing to buy
to sell again do SO TO grea. advantage He 10
determined to sell oat his stock Of Goods on hand,
and cvory indncemcnt in tho way Of chearness
will DC held out 10 purchasers Two or three tons
| of very nice Castings, very cheap.
Z. B. ESTES.
| " He is daily expecting to receive some fine
| and extra fine black Bomhazine, Diapers, super
! fine Casioes, Ribbons. and other desiratle Goods,
which will be sold vcr. chcan. Z. B. E.
! Dec. 70 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01
New EaN X Winter Goods.
ROBINSON :. ELLIOTT.


GnPPO5iIE the Market House, have tho p,.s.
w sur of Announcing 10 their friends and the
pubic that they have received their entire stock
OF Fall aud Vin'Hr Goods, making much tho
fgrst assortment which they have ever had tho
pleasure Of opening. Without entering into detail.
will be sncien 10 shy iha, their stock comprise
almost every article that Is desirable in The Dry
Goods, Hardware, and Grocery line Being selso
ed, principally Tor Cash, by one Of III. Partners,
10 Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, ,bev
viii say l. thrir friends, that every indycement in
the say II quality, style, md price, will be offered
ihrm Tor continuance Of their favuIs. Attention
- luYiel pa,ie"Inl, To the following article:
Cloth, aud Ca.simsres, Of every shade and
arahy.
stage. Pom, and London DnGel Blankets.
large nnd complete assoltmen, oil Rose do
very heavy.
One Bale. assorted from o4 to 1914, Preach
Maokinn" do n new and most d desirable ar,,ci f,n-
IA nily heds
large and desirable assortment of Mere
clothing, such as Napt Couons coarse Css,ioeti,
Gfsen, erhy md white kersev. min army Clo,hs
a., together with !. 4 ! and 8 Linseys Of very
n"sH'i 10 coiors aud patierns-34 md "A Red
Blue, Brown and White do. &c. Sc. &C.
Also, q co nple,e assortment Of silk goods.
Fancy Handker-
chf of new styles, Camb,ics. Calicoe.. Muslin.
Cncsssians Of all collars aud widths, Bombaxi.es.
French aud English, Chsllcys Of tbs most d.sjra.
bic patterns aud shades, English and French Mo
rn3s, Figured Crcassians Of superior quality, and
many other desn able articles Tor the Ladies IA
winch We pafneala,ly invite their aten,iou--such
as B9ooe,' oi the latest styles, Ribbons, Belts,
Glove, Ho-i ry, embracing complete assor ment
Of a'lk. Cotton, Wo'sIed, and M-r;no, together
with Laers, Edg'ngs, Qnlling,, Bobineitss, Gre.
c'"ne'trs figured and psin, with variety Of other
articles in their line, which they are determined 10
sell low for ca,h.
ROBINSON g. ELLIOTT.
Nov. 3 =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

'e Ivy jury il HE bughtcsr gem the dadem Of frs
g lDm sod docs any man exist who wisnes y sNf
DO from orr jn,~prudrnc. The trfaI by jury is :
70 cured To the vIest CRIMINAL 1t /, gwen 10 the ia
- Ivy express law.
10 It IS known to you that the House Of Ref
' rescntafivcs in March. 1888 voted tnd the publ
We IN ,neys were safe the B lnk ofihe Unrcd State
In9 TO i6 only. | voted with the malpty. WI
a fuIl KIN ,wicdge of THIS vote---t spoken
4" frrqlcny IN the district elected the /
y srI ALLOWING. Thus supported, | NIGH well
+ sitter ysclf'vetntIy instructed to vot" again
y The same way II bclag ascert lncd, as II then wa
y thai the tblIc moneys were safe and hsve dor
. il accordingly.
+ am for putting tn bank down. but | am f.
Doing II according to law PuhIlc fah and NOR,
" homes y as understand the mater, require mc
y respect the corporate rights Of the bank MI the G.
pirstjon of The char er IN 1886 VIII be asexpl
J ctas can. | will he governed by the same Prn
rpe tina, or pan is governed by 10 ano hrr m 1
N in the fnfment of contracts II II is imno
e AMI unils for one man 10 break his contract VII
n sno ,er m N, s. ItIs wr'ns Tor The Gove'ntner
10 To break lis contract with the bank II The con'rH'
n with the h,rk WIS a bad one, tive CT Ivernmeni mu
II MIND not o commit the samr errrns again. BY ia
u law or charter It ~ cal Il, II was Is provide
e that fiha hprt violate the charter the fact o WON
ton shall bo tre1 by il Y. IL thai Case The Pres
r Jent /, not to b the 61' il,c. | pray you
II mcmb n that The INK boush hr charter If the q
f. ,yernmnnt, anl pad th"ttf1r 5Do0o0 @"ili,s
r An a ,1ortsm, uoiv rsaiy admitted tn hi hoe b
> Republican,, IS " That republc'n q 'vcrn'nef
r. isa Government Of laws, and not Cover
!, ment of men simply aud Government
!, discretion 10 a government Of in1Ict MS 81"
$ ferng., and wronss" | am on, of those vii,
II support noy administration when | thl9k It ngh
a and ,lponSn it when believe II wrong. ! NOW sd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01
POLITICAL.

l ne tender and beautiful sranzas here s,l,i,,,.a
are IRON the pen of the late William q r
ormefIy editor OF the Brush Quar,e,Iy D.
THE GRAVE OF ANNA. '''"'
wish was where Anna lies
For am sick of lingering here
And every hour affection CRIES
Go and parlake her humble bier
wish could for when she died
lost my all and life has p,oy,J
since that sad horr drcnry void
A waste unIovely, aud unDo,I
But who, when | am turn'd to CLAW
Snail duly 10 her grave repalr-
And pluck tie ragged moss away.
And weeds that have &" no bushes. tbe,o",
and who with pious hand shall bring
ne mowers she eherl.h'd- snow-Jrops cold
AND 'oiets that UNDECIDED spring,
/ 0 scatter Ger her hallow d muuld7
AM who. while memory loves 10 dwell
Upon her name forever dear,
Shall feel his heart W III passion avail
And pour the bitter, bitter tear
lad il and would fate allow,
Should visit still, should sill depore--
tut health and strength have left me now.
Aud !, alas can weep no more.
lhen take sweet maid this simple strain
The last offer at Thy shrine:
Lily grave must then undeck'd remain
And all thy memory fade with mino
And can thy soft persuasive look,
Thy voice that might with music vie,
Thy ar, that every gazer toJk,
Thy malchlcss eloqucnce of eye
Thy spirits, frolicsomc, as good
Thy courage by no Ills dismay'd,-
Thy patlnecc, by no wrongs snbdued
Thy gay, good humour-cun they fade
Perhaps-bu sorrow dms my eye:
Gold tnri which no more must view
Dear name, which no mole mus, Sigh,
n iuns, a last, sad adleu!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

1nnuiNlA-At rules hed in the Clerks office Of the
eneut superior Court Law and Chancery for tho
county of Charlotte ,he Sd day of Noyemhcr l53I-Wm.
o n ~" against Francis A. Stern aud Robert Nor
uoehdant Francis A. Stern, not having entered his
rr"Huce according 10 the act of Assembly and the
The c ,s court, and it appearing 10 the satisfaction OIL
'lon ofthe plaintiff hv C"unseI II is ordered that The
AT ib DO appear before the Judge ofthc said Couri
Tho t house of the SAID county, the first day oil
ploi,as M aud enter his appearance and answer the
in - pi, and that a copy of this order be inserted
for , newspaper published Ia the town of Lynchbure
door the e successfully, aud posted at the front
'"oeourt house OF the sad county.
ACupy-reste.
Dec. % "iNoh'" HNb'N"on,n"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

fTlRGlNli-At court nf IN ,nthly sessions, held for
Nelson county, n. house, Monday the 27t,
Day of October, l53iMose- iIdghe, fhf against David
H. Carkson aud Robert Kiycs, administrator OF Jesse
Chrkson decd. Deits.-in thancery.
unthe ofthe Plaintiff, by cUudsci, Who filed ms
NIL aud for sati- factory reasons appearing 10 the court,
ordered tha the defendant, Robert Rves administrator
OF Jesse Ciar decd. be restrained pay ing
any moucs goods. other effects, which he has,
which may hereafter into hts hands admin >trato
Notesat, belonging to, which may brong tho sand
Defendant, David X. Clarkspn the of two hun
hrcd aud fifty dollars subject To the Plaintiffs demand
al Tue ldrher order aud decree Of this C"ut, concerning
40 same And it appearing to the salts faction court
va The sad David Il. Clarkson inaitaHt of this
nmohWeah 1t is ordered that he do appear here un
=" oiith hnndlY IN Janla next aud answer the bill Of
NV palht, aud thata copy Of this order be fQrthwlth
Inserted ~ the lyuchbuyg NIrginan, for months
I'0essi'ely previous to said time, and another copy
eoi posted al the front door house of this
/, ''ehy on some court day.
. -, ACopy-Tas,e, SIP. GARLAND, elk,
WV 10
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TER MS.

-. a per aaanun, PAYABLE n advance. No sui
rFFof - rereyeI for less tine than six month,
s,dP'a oil be Ii-c,ntiaued dat 1t the discretion oil
.'d 10 9,, pap, aar all afrearases are Paid
the Bblo s4,itN r. will be inserted at 50
II -, the H. t time, aus 81 = cents for each
pr sia rho.e from disttnce must be paid for pre-
esa'nua,, ,nertipn, the payment assumed by some
''a' 70 gie' person il Lynchbo's
ysspon., re.seI to The iitors must be post paid
=, they will not be 1'iended'o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

"A Ia Circalt superior GpurtoC Lay and Chaacery
"a continued by al j1ntnmc It aud he'd To- the county of
Amherst al the court house, Ihur-dag the 4h day Of
September, lr3I-Eiijah Fltcier, brmIndaut, against
Dius +. Christie, fenmt-t'poa writ 6f right
TnI. day thu parues by their attorneys, aud
OF lac paiu 1t ordered, that the SurvcNor OF
TIT, county do rpoh the Lad IA controversy, the
Of ueNt, II far, i. uul, the next Eur daY, aud
nrvcy and ~ uui He sane either party shall require,
Al, return five FIR at aud reports thee enf To the
aud of tie Justices oil the sad county do tn
sa there meet hin aud exunlne aud tke the dcpos
Of such witnesses shtll il, produced hy of par
who h. be returned with The said plats and
ports Aud tho Sheruf of lac sald count, i attend the
a survey aud remove force, II any Shall he Offered
AtO1y-Icse, JOHN THOMPSON, Jr
Nov Is w2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-01

WI uh.-A rules held ~ the Clerks Office Of the
lie oa, .'t superior Court of Law and Chancery 70
tcr OF amherst. Mon lay the 3D. day Of Nuvem.
Ro'ar, 1'hes NJ Daaie Ser. Pltf. agnih>t Archibald
baha,, ~ 'oyd Miller, Willis RuGker. James Garland,
Gerry. ''' AZURE" h"cidii' pei's'--in |i'ii'-
app"aaq"la'', Hryl Miller, not having entered his
semhg1 ''i slfeh security according to the Act oil As
rt and the rules OF h, conf, anI ,ppcnrng by sat
''ence that he is inhabant Of tis conf
deel , va notion Of the paiaiiT by counsel II is or.
bn or hec sa!a teieudint, Boyd Miller do appear here
bilor, tie irs day Of the next term to answer the
With ,t'n and that copy Of this order be fort h.
sueee ~ he Lynch bure Vrguian for mouth,
"'aid county al 'e front door OF the
Dec ''-issie, JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. elk.
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