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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-12
Pltf.

n observation-disclosures oltoway County Cir
cult Superior Court of Law az ChaacesF ts.iill
Term, 1875
Parmelia L.. Goodwin, Pltf
against
John b. Oliver, I.ydda Bacon, Bariclot p Todd Asa
Oliver, Williamson Dickinson, VIM. Verser Isaac Win
free, lhos. G. Gatord, JOS rP Booker, Richard Over.
street, John Watson, George Nj. Fuqua John Osborne.
Geo. n. Seay, Sum'l. ID Burke, H. h. Anderson Ma,
than Ward James i. p. Bacon Cuhbert w Roach,
Matthew Anderson, and Francis w Verser. Dens
BY of parties the accounts involved in This
cause referred to of the commissioners of this
Court who is directed to examine state the same
and make report thereof TO this Court with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or requr-
ed by the parties TO be stated
Copy.-Teste. c. w. FITZGERALD,
ID G.. y. C. @ s.. @ of 81 y
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~ ONPLUS will make his first season i'm America
u Mt my "1ruc Blue Plantation" in St Matthew
Parish 30 miles below Columbia, in the State of South
Carolina
This st1lon was imported by myself, last Fall and
for his pedigree. and performance Wilst the English
turf the sixth number, vol 9Th Of Skinner Aneri-
Turf Register, for February 1s3J Nonplus was
bred by Mr. Burton, gotten by CATTAS, "a favorte son
of COLUMBUS, by Gohanna and ioacd in the Spring
Of 1924. It win be by reference his pedigree
and the Racing Calendar, that he is nearly allied with
the best blood Of England and while the course beat
many of the finest horses Of his day; among others,
Lord Fiizwams Mulaito, (half brother to Nonplus,
and for whom four thousand guineas offered and
refused3 The celebrated horses CRANKY and hicdora
Lord Kilburnc's Purity and Action; Vanish, Camcllia
and Tarrarc and Laurel and Popsy, celebrated Of
Blacklock) Nonplus probably sold for more money in
England than any horse ever imported into America
having been purchased when three years old, by the
Duke of Cleveland, ut three thousand guincas His
colour is rich bay with black legs, name and tail and
white, except his two hind heels. lie IL feet -
inches high, with great muscular power and compact
ness clean limbs aud fine action lie il remarkably
docc, and finely tempered, though very animated lie
dcservedly ranks amongst the stations of the highest
character, and is i'm fine health and condition For
the estimation in which he is held by the subsc fbor hc
will only remark that he has put TO him this all
his finest mares. Ia consequence OF the great number
OF fine imported horses recently brought into The
try tire Of the present season VIII be very low
$50 only, payable when the season expires and 81 to
the groom
Mares fed for 30 cents day and every attention paid
toithem, bat no liability for accidents
RlCHD SINGLETON
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April 2S.

HSXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-At
HL o'clock, p. NJ, Ih,rsday the 25th day of Nav
next will be sold public auction the highest bidder
the property Belonging . e e9ate of Dayid Bullock
deceased at the intersection of and 9th sheets in the
divided into three Tcnements two and one ON 9TH
Street.
Terms of sale One-fourth cash. (or a note at 60 DAYS
with nterest) and tho residue at 8, 10 and Is months
with interest. Negotiate Notes. with approved en-
dorsers and deed Of trLSt the property, will be
required Of the purchasers Tor the credit payments
FRED. HARRIS
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. }
Posr OrrIcr DrrARrmryr,

washington, ga April $3.50.
Gentcmcn: have the pleasure TO acknowledge the
receipt of your letter OF yesterday enclosing
tain resolutions adopted meeting of the Officers and
Clerks OF this Department. and of the Postmaster and
his Assistants OF Washngtom City, wherein ann spoken
OF kindly personally, and with appreciation my of
hcal conduct Having, at the invitation of the Pes-
dent consented toener upon other public duties than
those OF Postmaster General, it is certainly source of
the highest satisfaction, in separating from those with
whom have been associated for long time, to find
that they cherish for such kind feelings.
Ills true that ''to multiply and quicken the streams of
intelligence until they should bear its blessings TO ALTO
our embryo scitlem and frontier population, well
as 10 ui 10 BIZ pities of the Republic has been
my principal amBttSn. Ii have succasSa6H1DSs
plishing this object your faithful - g |Asicd
much TO 1t. have Witnessed "a 81 49,
." lniy ----i-asnd ~ yAlr.a fllnt to
appreciate hem and provide for you Just and ade
quac compensation, placing the General Post Office up
on the footing of other Executive Departments take
leave with feelings of friendship for all of you and with
rdcnt desire for your individual happiness and pros
perity. TO the Chairman and Secretary of the meeting
tender my acknowledgements, and rccprocatc
daily the kind sentiments they have expressed.
With sentiments of the most perfect and sincere re-
gard, am your friend and obedient servant.
w. T. BARRY.
On the LIST May 1885 the meeting being rc-organiz-
ed, }. w Hand ia the Chair, and A. Nelson Secretary
the foregoing proceedings and reply of Major Barry were
read and motion of j. Sucr, ordered be publish
ed.
Mr.. Barry being waited upon by Mcssrs Douglass
Saunders, and NJ. / Simpson, Committee, attend
ed the meeting and, after address, exchanged fare
J. w. HAND, Chairman.
A y 4
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RAJ OTICE-Tbs subscribers will SELL on the both day
ly Of May insi bis Tract Of Land lying IN the county
Of Prince Edward containing between FIVE tnd six hun.
dred ceres also bis stock Of every dcscr ption house
tcld and kitchen furniture, and plantation utensils The
terms made known Tire day Of sale.
MavI ul7-Ns1 JONATHAN PENICK
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CoMMIssloNrn,s OrrIcr.

New canton, 10Th April. 1885
The parties interested in the above orc-vyi please
aa notice, that have appointed Wednesday, the first
day of July next TO proceed in the settlement REQUIRED
by said order; on which day the parties will attend at
my Office, furnishing such papers as may he ne
cessary. ROBERT HILL, N. C.
May .. 1ls-wtd
WN CIIANCERY-V IRGIYIA-Ata court continued
and held for Buckingham county, the tenth day of
March, 1875:
james ellis, Plaintiff,
against
Henry Meteaucr and Charles Mckinney Defendants
The defendant, Henry Nlccauer, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act
of Assembly and the rules of this Court il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is inhabant
of this country: is Odered That the said absent
PENDANT do appear here the first day of next jane
Court, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond
Enquirer for Two months successfully and posted the
front door of the Courthouse of this cour -
Copy. Teste, r. ELDRIn&E, c. b. c.
April Ii. lI2-wSw
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EM6A ACRES OF ONO LAND FOR SALE

eOVDQD viii seil al moderate pTiee r onnico.
ton be made Immediately, Tract Of Land lying in the
State of Ohio This tract is situated the head wa.
of the Sciota being No. l101 for five hum
dred acres upon military warrant, and lies adjoining to
Johnson ~ Dunns survey No 100 Tins land is said
TO be of excellent quality well watered and well tmbercd
and must necessarily, short time become very vaua-
bic, being about % miles from the of Government
in the midst of very furnishing and populous State
will sell the whole parcel together for The purpose
accommodating those who want small settlements, am
willing TO divide the tract into two more parts The
title 10 the above land is ndisputable Those wishing
purchase, will please make application to the subscriber
at the Old Church, Hanover county, Va.
JANE b. JOHNSON
May >. IIS-v6vy
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WWTAS COMMITTED totIe jail Of Frederick coun-
w ~. as n runaway, q negro mon calling himself
seven inches high. and Of dark complexion There
no visible marks 90 defects about him with the exception
Of his right leg being about inch shorter than the left
occasioned by a kick from horse in the groin. lie
says ta be belonged originally 90 she estate Of Car
ter and was purchased from the said estate by John
Montgomery Of York, Virginia who sold himto trader
about five years since, (name not rcoocccd) The
requested TO forward, Prove property pay oh5eos
and take him away, Otherwise be viii be disposed Of ae-
cOfding to law CHARLES HUIbJg
Jgdor Of frodcrick c0upfy ~.
March ~ l0i-3n
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IIuNN IIIV HVIluT
With feelings Of sincere respect,
Your friend and obedent servant,
FRANCIS q. j. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-12

"a ONPLUS viii make his first season i'm America
~ at my "T'rue Blue Plantation in St. Matthew's
Parish, 30 miles below Columbia in the State of South
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07
---" Tan such Things De,
And overcome us like summers cloud,
Without our special wonder =
Virginia Free Press.

EMGR\xTs FOR LIBERIA.-Ihc American
Colonization Society having, some time aye, erred
in sending out more Emigrants to Liberia than us
funds would warrant or than could be, on thcI
arrival suitably provided tor, they were not deS,-
rous of making any further shipments to the Col
ony this year; but the following applications ha-
wing been made for the accommodation OF mum
Der of Emigrants WHO will require little from the
Society beyond It's care and protection on the
VOYAGE, and the attention of the Colonial Agent,
on their arrival at the Colony, the Board cannot
decline its aid on the occasion:
General BIAcKBuRN, of Bath County, lnN IL
.aa., lied during the present year, and by his WILL
,nanT,,;,. all his Slaves, (torty-six in number,)
provided thcv were sent to Liberia charging his
w;, al the expenses attending their VOYAGE
A,rx,yprn DoNELsoN, OF Davidson county,
Tennes.en lately deceased, also, by his will de-
vsod that all his Negroes (about twenty IN n"nppl
should. at his death, be free, on condlo" ,''' ',I9
wen, to Liberia and Mr.. Stoch'y Done,Son' 'le
administrator, is preparing them tor iaAlnS u'
VOYAGE Ample funds are also pro'lacu' o' .'o' 's
ing them. for furnishing them with shi'aoic ''0'''
and for paving the expense of their voyage :,
Another family of seven persons IN req II,
County, Va, are also preparing to go 10 '''o WV
ny, on the same terms. With I'D
A vessel is expected to sail from Noriolk WIN
these Emigrants, and some others III oe'o'''i .
November next.
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Co., -
Two DAYS later from England.

By he Trenton at Boston, letters from .sverpool
are received to the evening Of July 18th. We make
the following extracts.
The debate in the House Of Commons on the Irish,
church question was closed At half past tlsee on the
night OF the s3d and Mr. Peel's amendment was los,
b. majority of 81 yeas %, nays $40. Mr. Jack.
ION anu Lord STANLEY spoke in favor OF tho. amend
lnent, aud Mr.. Ward Mr.. Shell. Mr. O'CoDneli
i'ord Aiorpcth, aud Lord John Russell against H.
'oid John Russell statcd in reply TO y question put
10 hif' that II" should on the part of the Minister,
hg III hill on the subIce, OF 1.-THE. II, England n.
the next session. "
II asserted, ON tin. o,,tl,oy;,x ,f It,, g.,
GermanY, that the Northern governments wcre mr.
palhe 10 acknowledge Don Carlos 40 King of spain.
aud that Count Alhrdll che agent of the latter ~ W,
'n' h'a almost daily Intercourse with Prince Met
tetieh TO settle TN, terms. II was nppoSed tina, tho
deoh oi Don fi1los IN his attempt to get nossess;o
81 bbpt would operate nnavorably Tor his interests
abroad.
The renlan Journals OF the l7,l instant STATE ,ba,
h"'ef' had been evidently the decline there for
SefrlaldaAH, bat they had received accounts of ts
hatm. increased NJ Gfassc and Freins and had also.
broken out on board hullss Ner IN consequence of
"mrt' tue coi'ietS lad brcn sent TO Villeiranche-
" ionlon, nom bciug abandoned by their COL
'r5tjtf; ;'''ee 4" t1g Alta so. csuae,;S have LIED
from intrigue.
rom French p1prrs We learn that the want of
money l'snNcrclN fell in The Cars army The LAST
supplies ol eaiIebythe French purvcyors have NOT
pech Pala lo, and the troops are still in want If
provisions. The Inhabitants of Navarro are aoa;,
under apprchcnsions OF seeing ,heir couniry,r,ycr.
Ned ly the armies The largo cattle which con-
S',ln'es their wealth have almost wholly disappear.
iencfal Dina arrived at Toulon from Mont,o.
i'e' GA the l1h n't, his woanl being completely
Loa5oa, J"lg 21.--Thc French ministerial pa
PelN 81 "Wednesday night contains photographic dis
patrhiro Bayonne, 2lst INST. which states that
Don Carlos retired ON the l0tIi To Arbuza. wher,
he w. Joined hy the rest of the Carlis, army. ard
that III the action of the 10th tho Carsts had n
GREAT number of officers Killed and wounaed
'hr principal part Of The Gristino troops arrived
1" amp luna on the l9lh., with the prisoner,
made GA the i6,ll
The lines, Oft President Of the Chamber of
Gers had prevented the conclusion of the Trial Of
the Lyons prisoners ON Saturday
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

ihF RUNS OF PoMrru.-By accounts from
NaPes' 1t appears thlt the excavation, are still
'"'i'1 on at fompen with activity. During the
=, r'ohfh The whole of the street leading from
The Templc OF Fortune 10 the cate of Isis. and
which crosses the centre Of thc cts. las also been
discovered. Great progrcs, has also been made
III the TRAVERSE streets, one of which had, to tn.
theatre, aud the other To the Temple of Augustine
Vt the extremity of the first an alter had lecn
found RICHLY decorated with the protecting Genius
represented IN the form OF serpent Tw. hous-
Is III the street of Fortune have, at Length, been
entirely cXcaHated, and a great many curious ar
lceSs IN bronze, iron and ivory have been discoy-
cred.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

o. In our last paper we published several
marriages. communicated to us in letter, post
marked "Rocky Mount, Va. 3lst August which
turned out to be gross mpositions. As the post
age was paid the postmaster at Rocky Mount may
be able to identify the gentleman, who has been
guilty of this contemplate act. Wehave also for
wardcd 10 him the Manuscript, in order to enable
hin, possible, TO ascertain the author of this out
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

'!""'reis Of M Fab.-Tho Eastern Vii,
reports the tail of Mrs. = for an assault and bar.
terry ON NirS b., for taking hrc-vood ont of an ..
ven IN which Mrs. s had Just pm it. The iory
unwilling that every baking should bye,r a op5rrcl
acquitted the defendant, and directed tho nroxcc,,
irN to pay the cosls-Poricr tor the prosecution;
Brown for the defence. ''''''
During The progress Of the ea,e. the following
was produced by agentleman, who Is ioad both of
nm and fecS:- ''' "
ms for he sttttrra and Slorca.
Ind good luck 10 earh lga.Dp l,g3
u hiic ht tpssiss contend for ns or.p.
1he harger ofe eating ihf bread"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

ap y consent OF the parties interested, shall pro-
w coed to sell, at public action at the Store house
of James ST Clair, in the town of lynchburg, on
W ednesday, the 9th instant, all the Day Goods Gro
ceres, Crockery Ware, Hard Ware, large quantity
of Bacon. one New Wheat Fan, &c. &c, belonging
to the SAID st. Clair
Terms-All sums under SO cash. all sums of $40
and over $40 four months credit, negotiable notes
with approved endorscrs.
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Sergeant
for The Corporation Of Lynchburg.
Srdt. 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

rage upon common dsecney aud honcsiy. n W.
can learn his name with certainty, we shall hold
him up 10 the scorn that he deserves The marri-
asesrciorred 10, were MIR. Richard Powell To Miss
Belinda Griffith, Mr.. Joseph Coleman 10 Miss
'ahnrhc Pnkard, and Mr.. Landon Talale,ro to
Miss Ahn Divers.-ltis impossible for Us to guard
against such 'mposilions, with every precaution
that We can take. We shall hereafter, however.
publish ohituar, or hymcnia notice, unless it be-
authenticated by responsible nimc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

Mn. IIoBARr.-We would call the attention of
our citizens, to the communication in this paper re
speeding this intrepid d.ronau.-Wc hope the
meeting contemplated, will be fully attended, and
that generous public will not let him suffer loss,
in his laudible attempt to crafty public curiosity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07
From the Ncm Orleans American, A"S' II

We understand by gentleman arrived sesse,
day from Baton Rouge, that forty or my nos,o
had been arrested, under charge OF beng oon
corncd in al. intended instruction. oeY'ia mr'c
men were engaged with the negroes 'c ~ ,hnn,
are known and the militia are III pnfSuit VI va
they are doubtless by this time arrested 7,
One of Murcl's gang was hung at Ni,i'o,'' .,,
on Tuesday last under sentence OF Judge y No.
He had 500 dollars of counterfeit notes upon '''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07
ND AISM..

We see in some of the Baltimore papers, no
,icc signed by Mr.. Ohm b, Morris, stating that
among other articles pitcrcd at the time his house
was in the hands of the rioters, was the family Bi
Bile, containing the family record. 1t is >ickening
to the heart, TO think of such theft as this. Moth
ing it seems was too sacred for the repacity Of the
mob. Family Bibles and articles of furniture en-
dearcd to all the household by thousand delight
full assocations-many an heirloom, handed
down, perhaps, from remote ancestors-portras,
calling up, by their faithful resemblance. the ina
ges OF departed relatives and friends, far more
dear to those friends than were the Larcs and Pen
atcs (the household deities) to the ancient Ro-
mans works of art, which had felt the impress of
the pencil or the ciisel in classic ltaly-the mar
bic columns ofRcverdy Johnson porlco, for IN
stancc-thcsc were all alike unable to stay the
hand of the deprcdators.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

G5@Thc New York Resolutions good enough
as far as words go : bat word, will not salts the
South, if the acts against which We protest are not
discontinued.
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EAI QIIER ELECTION.

The last Wancnton REGISTER contains the fol-
loving notice OF the recent election IN that conn-
~ for member of the House OF Delegates, to
supply the vacancy occasionod by Mr. Thomas
Marshall's death
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

M HlREAS, ia an action of debt lately de.
w pending Ia our CONT of Amherst County be.
'"gra hanlel Shciicy, plaintiff, and Elijah Davis
ana An,"n Imsl,y, defendants the said action Of
den W" . iar progressed IA, that At the June term
g"i me t'a 'outi, IA the year loo the defendants
Ple2deh payment wlerrnPon, a. issnc was ioined and
and tn AIT being Illus 'lfuated, the sand Daniel
shelley departed ha life interstate rs IL is said and
alhlnHtihlion oi all and 'Inguu his goods chat
hes ana credits, hath been, due form, committed
IoheolAe iAkrldgc ;-AeveIthelcss Judgment in tho
alnIeshd acton st ROMANS 10 be had, aud whereas
teolsr lskllse, alministfator as aforesaid hath
hnlIll' 'td ia Ton proper trmtds-Nr therefore
hcinR Wiling that lieht and Justice should be done
'ohhaua you that Sou make known to the said Eli
I1ll DAVIS aud Nnson Tnflcs that the, be before tho
Justices OF our sad County court of Amherst coun-
" al In" eoufl house, on the tliiri Monday in No
hapteahtaut s,D, nus IN dtidu ,n ot,,,,
be proceeded III Ia ina judgment, according to tho
act ct the General Assembly IN such cases made
and provided, If 10 the said Elijah Davis and Arson
Tmsley II seems eNpedient and further To do and
ceVc :" hal said count shall III that part consider
And have thcn there this wit. Witness Robert
Tm,lrN clerk of ON said court, Rt the courthouse,
the , lih day OF August, |3, and the 10th year
of the commonwealth. ROBERT TlNSLEY.
Sept wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

o. 1t will be seen, b.. an extract in this paper
from the Globe that the President has removed
Mr., Mason from Inc Office Of Secretary, and act
lne Governor OF the territory Of Michigan. The
reAsone elxen 3cnm 10 ll.lilA- LLe MOI.
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a,a Esk4ls, NNEHe,Ei.

{ Sii MI resume the duties OF my School ON Mon
Il day, the ith of this month. The course OF IN
sunelon is very comprehensive. JOHN CARY.
Sept. 2lif
\ WISH ohrr good BiacN>mth,--ior whom Ii
4 beial wages will be given.
T.. C.. LANDLORD.
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TOWN Ch0CK.

"A TowN CLock remain unpaid reSpe, fully
requested to hand them over 10 Nh Tompkns,a the
Farmers Bank. the money viii shortly have to be
forwarded.
Sept7 =
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e,sss TITO q.

>1y next session will besn on the 9TH 'nstah''-
Nd ,tv,u consist OF threcmonths.
TrEns-For beginner s. ID per non'n m, ' ba
one more advanced 3psr n no d,p p ~ c NJ" to to
received 'p' ~ session !. =. TOWNLNN.
the end Oh 'ii' y if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07
The Commonwealth ot IUginio, fohe Sheriff Of
imhtya tonafB GrceiiRe:


VI llEREAS, in I'll e.tIlu of Dcii., lately
w depending in oar court OF Amherst countv,
between Hin Carter, guardian fnr Daniel Coleman,
plaluiln, aud llelrliah = Fulcher, defendant, tho
sd aetion III debt - ar prouessrdm, that at tho
March term oi The asrd Court, the year 1923, tho
defendant pleaded payment and hclcnpon, issue
loned, and the anti being tius situated the said
I'LL Carter departed TIN, lite interstate, as said, and
all aud sing uar his goods, chtcls and credits have
been, IA due form, committed 10 Thomas ~ Eu-
bank ;--Ncvrrthccss judgment IN the aforesaid
ton still remains 10 be had, and whereas the SAID
Thomas \. f,ublrl, administrators Is aforesaid hath
suppiicatrl rs tora proper remedy We, therefore,
beng willing that nPhl aud Justice should be done.
command You lhat you make known 10 the said licz-
el>ia : Falrhrr, tha hc be before the Justices of
our sa,d cotniy conyt ot Amherst county, at tho
court house on Ia, third Monday IN November next,
Ia shcN If any ding for himself he hath say,
vii, the action aiofc.ai should not be- proceeded in
"a final Judgment, according 10 the act of the Gen
eral Assembly III such ca,cs made and provided, if
10 The sad ilczeklah =. Fuchcr it seems cNpcdcnt
and further TO do aud receive what our said court
shall Ih,d pan consider. Nnd have then there this
Wit Witness. ltobeit TinSlty, clerk Of said
court, NJ the court house, the 9th day of August,
I}J and in the tiDlh Ncar of the Commonwealth.
ROBERT FINSLEY.
Srpt wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

The town Of Charlcstown is the only one not
heard from. at is however reported (says the
Journa) thai Mr. Burgcs has majority. We have
also heard of several scattering votes amounting to
from Ii to 20. How these will Affect the election
we cannot say with certainty