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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

"Amons the mularous Antagonists which the Wing of Mas
sachu'ett had u polls Monday last the ITO
komiStS Even that beautiful had its regular ticket and Mr.
George Baer Mr.. Vun Bucus learned icma-oHu Massacu
voc for for Governor 7cdndrr H. Ercrn and Him. lloyd
Garrison the prominent candidates for tho I"gis!aiuc Toy
got somewhere about seventy votes"
The above is from the n. Y. Courier, which makes
thrust through Bancrofts side upon Van Buren,. The
gcntcmen-lt tells us that ir Baucrol will not thank
the Loco Focos for the unustfabl made of his
upon election day, in dragging il after them to the
Aboltionss, and placing upon their ticket in conpa
ny with William Lloyd Garrson's!"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

Married. williamsburg IL. 5, by tho Rev. Adam En-
Col Robert McCnnis Miss Rcbccca daughter of COL Ro
bsI. Shield dee H., a'oI that city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
MIR RE, ADV

The last Nashville Republican contains long Speech,
from Mr. Ready, Of the H. Of r. Of Tennessee-on the
Resolution nominating Judge White for the Presidency.
This gentleman seems sufficiently r:udy make any
of assertion.-e is combating for instance the
and powerful argument that Judge White is not sup
ported out of Tennessee by the great Republican Party
MIR Ready attempts to deny the fact itsc-anJ among
other assertions, makes the folluwing
II is said loo, that all the Federal and Notification
newspapers of Virginia for Judge White and against
Mr.. Van Buren,. The gentleman from Maury, (Mr. Nj
choson) will hardly charge this well known Dcmocra-
tic Republican State with having deserted her long cher
shcd, her Jcersonan principles And he will hardly
admit that there Fcderalrsts Nullihers Wings and
Bankites enough in that State, support more than
three times as many newspapers the Republicans
Yet II my information be not incorrect, out of furty poll
teal newspapers in the State there but eight of them
which advocate the claims of Mr.. Van Buren,"
Now this ready orator ought have been rather more
chary Of his assertions.-But he is unfortunate in all
of them. In the first place, the Opposition have always
supported more papers than the cpublicans-The friends
of Adams-thc friends of Clay-aud now the Whirs
have Editor; in their ranks than their opponents
had
In the I'd place. Mr.. Van Buren, has more papers on
his side than Gen Jackson had, when he elected at
his Ist I'd term
In the Sd place. instead of cight we can specify at
least ii, which advocate the claims Of Mr.. Van Buren,.
In the 4th place, it is fact that in Virginia, and eve
~ where else, except in Tennessee (whee strong
action has commenccd:( the "grclt Republican party
in favor Of Mr. Van Buren-and where Judge
White has supporters they principally, if not uni
vcrsally Wings. He Isl in fact, in their hauds-and if
he has any chances Of at ALL he will it 10
the enemies, and not the friends Of Gen. Jackson
Every intelligent man in the conntry is ready 10 tes
ty to this satcmemt-and the citizens Of Tennessee
ought 10 know it. But the letter Of Judge White him
SELF to the Wings Of Baltimore, calculated open the
eyes Of Tennessee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

N1OTICE.-A petition will be presented to the next
Legislature ofvirgina, praying for precinct cleo,
inn At William Twins Tavern, in the lower section OF
Cumberland county. IS ] October ,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

,..,,,sly experienced. The Wings may sasa dispute
e la, their Presidential Candidate to the great ampse.
0vu If the Republican Party. @
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
You will perceive by my signature that uin Jghite
man. bear all the characteristics in hue and straight
ness OF har--but am not of the Wing stamp.
ALBUS HOMO

r. :. -. = FOR TIE ENG UTRER.
Continuation Of TIC Nos Of "Light-.9ddressed to his
oo,,n,,o,. hardship, Benjania Watkins Leigh.
CONDUCT OF THE SELF STYLED WIGS, WITH THE Ed
ir"h OF THE WIG \ HEAD-WHIG PR ESS dashed,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
EAGLE. 81

uVuC SUBSCRIBER continues at this Esab-
u hshmcn,, (near the Market Housc,) prepared
~ times. to accommodate visitors, in good old
T,.a;o;s STYLE, and on very moderate terms.
10 ,eturns his sincere thanks 10 country gentle
u,.o fr their liberal support, and assures them that
.vo,v exer,ion on his part, shall he used, 10 make
,,er comfor, agreeable.
He will be prepared to accommodate fifteen or
manly gsn,lcmen during the Lynchburg races,
,.v,n, frs, rate Ostler and an ent brick Sta
LIo wI,h twenty stalls, and b,rds horses at the
e,,n. rae with the Livery St.blcs.
He also gives his very particular thanks to the
,;iz.ns of Lvnchblrg for their liberal sn2p"r dur
IN, The las, Oyster season, and will now inforn'
gsm b,, he iuten Is bring ing Oysters, tho next
"a, unon his own footing, and that they shall bt
ooon Ye, gentlemen, GooD,-I never will, if in
NV proper mind, otfcr You, or invite you 10 ca
FRESH OYSTERS, that have been on hand
eighteen or twenty days-at half tina, age ha''
gwen them to the hogs and declined furnishing the
last season-Ard as | shall take this particular
c,re Tor your taste and health, hope you will pat
tonZe me-
Three or four bo,rlcrs could get accommodate"
on very reasonable terms
DRURY CulLDERS.
anril % Wv
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CHE Alp GOnnS

IIlljE SJTpc
oI 81 5,obSCRIBE9 is now oneoi,s IL. e..
ment IF m, a' Spring Goods, comp,;sinc 3, VI. u,
y" PorfaIions, such "a s,'es' Of Tie latest
White and " cured Silks [of all sude,l
mack Sa,ins aud Lpyan,;ne.
Silks L",'r"g and other Black
Fancv Ino 'nloored Florenccs
I;as handkerchiefs (of every Je,cr;r,;.,1
Gu cambrc Handte rcbef, '''"'"'
,"or'e and Musns
S"eohef, Null and Swis. do
striped and Checked do
superior French Muslin.
I,;'f assortment of Calico.
HE'IbRs;
Due black, and Fancy Colored Cloths
anu oiored Summer CIotba R,o,,,
ana White Driinss
Jun ana other Vesines, White and Co,o,od
Satteens ""u ,o'oreh
Nass'mcres and Stripes, very chem.
nP'oh ann Counterpart Checks
% ma "A Brown and Bleached Da,,o.,;oo
&c Domes"es
I'm general assortment Of Goods which :, nj
be 'o'd at prices TO pl, ase. "''.' WV
April 90 "e' L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
GOLD AND SILVER
PATENT LEVER WATCHES,
AND JEWELRX.

rlNIE SUBSCRIBERS have Just received, a
4 sI n id assortment Of Goods in their line,
consisting of
Genllcmcn's ahd Ladies Gold Patent Lever Watch.
cs, Silver Patent Lever Watches, all of superior
quality, imported expressly for cur retail use.
Anchor E'capemen, Gold Watches, new and
elegant article.
Gold and Silver Lcpine and Verge Watches.
Rich Enamelled, Filagtee, Patent Diamond and
Silver Earrings, Brcas,pins, Rings and Lock
Gold, Gilt and Bead Guard Chains.
Rich Gilt Jet, and Pearl Buckles and Plaques.
Rich Gilt Glovc.ties, new asliclc.
Coral Neglsces and Necklaces.
Elegant Bead Reticues and Purses.
Fine Pen and Pocket Knives Scissors and Rnzors.
Superior Guns and Pistols.
Rich Silver-plaled, ind Silver-monnted Cut glass
Casters and Candlesticks.
With variety of Useful and Fancy articles.
S5 Their stock o: SILVER WARE, manu-
factured in their own shop, is always complete.
The present stock is very extensive, and they
assure the public that it will be sold low
bepurchased in this place, or in Richmond.
WILLIAMS & VIC TOR.
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II. D. RICHARDS, & co,

II. q. RICHARDS. q CO,
HAVE JUsr OPENED,
Pistols, an elegan, assortment,
Guns Of all qualities,
Rifles, some very fine,
Astral, Mantel and Suspendiug Lamps.
Elegant Plated Castors,
Do. do Candle,iicks, Shutters
and Trays,
G'azers Dnonds,
Backgammon Boards, and Chess-men,
An assortment Of Looking Glasses,
Britannia Ware. &c. &c.
April 90 w4w
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DRS. HOLCONE,E x PAYNE,

EUAVE associated themselves together, IN Tn
HI practice of Medicine. BY this arrangement
our friends and the pubic may, at all tunes, ava'i
themselves of the vices ofeiher, or both, shey
NAV wish.
s~r Calls at DR.. ifs residence or DR.. rs ofilce
will receive prompt attention. One or the DINER oi
US, will endsasour always to be IN town.
NpyA ID Wv
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AUctiOn Sales.

DN tuesday night the 9th, shall resume my
night Auctions, and regularly continue them
s.s'y ~ tuesday and Friday nights during the Fall
LIN LII winter months. My stock will be such as
III sui the season and sold in small lots. My
~ SAFES will be every Wednesday at IL o'clock
groceries, Furniture, &c. &c. Favors from the
b o1""y are particularly invited, as my sales will
sssu'ar. CHARLES PHELPS, Auct.
sept. s, 1884 ifs
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NOTICE..

9r'1 iCN OF LAND, lying within miles
n of Paris, Edgar county, state of Illinois
would be exchanged for Negroes, Boods, or other
property As the LAM. Iies near the Wabash. is
exec ed'ngy fertile, with fair proportion ofPrairir
and Timber, cmlgrants TO that prosperous and de-
i'shI'ut region of country would find il to thcr ad-
vantage TO negotiate upon the subject with tho pro-
pr'etor.
# Letters addressed to w NJ. B., Franklin C.
H. Va. will be attended 10.
April % I'm
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COTTON CORD.

yuyrIE subscriber will ia future, keep goou as
sor,n,enn, Of Cotton Cord, of different desc',p
ms such as Wire or Cable Cord--and ohe' DC &c,
,r;n,o,x oasmoll Cord, suitable for man'ua-'na.
x.rs Also Cotton Plough Lines wrapping
Tw;oe and Seine Irvine, wholesale or rG,ar.
March %
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

II II "A . + q IL NHVO"'Js
20rH APRIL, 1885.
SUPERB London Calcos
~ Very rich Partisan, do
Gnghums ofthc rarest patterns,
Painted and Gauze Muslins,
Black Italian Silks, glossy,
Blue Black Mandarne Silks,
Ribbed Silk, aud other Hosiery.
Wrh greet variety of Fancy S'aple Goods,
hourly expected ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
Is
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HENRY SUMPTER
NEW GOODS.

1AIlE subscriber is now receiving IL, >omnr;se
III SUPPLY OF GOODS. which WI 'o"'P, n ~.
.a,s,ai assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Geeed,.~His assortment of READY MADE CO. CO.
Thing ,iIl be more extensive 'ha" heretofore eI'
Kent and he assures his friends and the r" "rms
,,a, he will sell to say the least, on as good erms'
as can be purchased at any other h9o u,RT
town. ts
Apyjl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30

Grocery Il Commission Business.
NEaHE Undersigned, having connected them
- selves, under the style aud firm of
M'CORKLE s. M'DANTEL.
will continue, at the old stand OF Samuel McCor-
lie. Con main street, Sd door ADORE the Market
.ause,( a GROCERY AND GENERAL. COM.
MISSION BUSINESS, and intend keeping on
hand at all times. a large and general assortm ent
Of AMlLY GROCERIES, HIDES, LEATHER,
!nNNERS OIL, &r. &C.. which they will sell
LOW Tor cash. in exchange for country produce
OF 10 pnncfuai customers, on a short credit
IoCOUNTRY MERCHANTS favoring them
WIN the care Of their GOODS, they promise strict
mtenf'on paid TO the order when receiving, and
every exrrtion used to foricad them wilhou, deiag
LIBERAL ADVANCES II reqrired. w.. g.
male upon Produce consigned to them for sale.
h o" ,neIr experience in business, they hope to
oe enabled to give satisfaction aud respectfully
scL'I'i the patronage Of the former customers
orally SAMIJEJ. McCoRKJE
. JOHN X. McUANlEL.
"iaich2 w4wif lai2m
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SPRING GOODS
FRANKLIN. HUNT a. RI

III AVE the pleasure of informing their custom.
ers and the public generally, that thew bave
received part Of their SPRING GOODS con-.
sisting of the following articles viz ''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
TERMS.

,:.,. sy's s.. asfi"s' ss %a %s
pion VIZ vi, he Discontinued (but Mt the discretion
a., , r1gsu aa,i al .trs,.ess. are paid
ne @ and 81 s sae
aa,fe rbo.e fton distance must be paid for pre-
,oahsa'as, Insertion the payment assumed by some
-oa' 70 ~, ~. carson in l.ynchburg.
-.rn.ble ire.sei to the Editors must post paid
~ Nv viii not be attended 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
April 2
NEW SPRING GOODS.

VIZ w 81 NANss SDODS,
JUST RECEIVED
Floral Chez,
Beautiful Calcos N Ginghams,
Lace Muslin, Ca fashionable auiclc,)
Fancy Colored Musins,
fluid Silks, Ga new nrtcle,)
F'wn Coorcd and light Green Poi dc sol DO
Ladies Blond Gloves and Mits,
Fancy Handkcrchiefs,
ALSO,
Assorted Candies,
Sugar Doves and Peaches
Cordial Drops and Jelly Cakes,
Sugar Kisses &c, &c.
Prunes Fancy Boxes,
Boxes Of Lemons and Oranges,
3 hhds. Of Prime Sugar House Molasscs, such
as have been retailing.
HENRY BROWN, Jr.
Bank Square.
April Is
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l.
Brown French Linen, Fancy mixed and Striped
nrings,
Blk and White Cling Striped and Checked
do
Charnbray and Colored Cambrics,
Plain and Twed Yellow Nankeens
Ladies White English Silk Ho.c do Gloves.
DO Black do do Gloves, Gents Cold.
German Osnaburgs, Buckram and Sail Duck
ia and "A Brown Shirngs, 3 4, A and sd
Beaohed do,
b'eached Scotch Osnaburgs, Bed Tickine and G =.
Dover Shceling
Together with many other seasonable Goods
They expect TO receive by the Shin Jefferson
from Liverpool to City Point, in the course of l. or
~ days, (oi which We have received nvoiceN n
large ASSORTMENT of The following articles. viz :
Grape Camlets, black and assorted colors, Mernos
Tor Gentemen's summer wear, West of England
hne blue and black Cot s, checked Musins. Jaco
nets, Cambrics, Bombazettes, Circassians prncet
las, black and assorted colors fancy white and Lon
don printed Drilllngs do do Cuttings, fancy
checked Glnghams do striped and discharged
do, Sd ncy printed aud chin'z Muslins which
when rec lived they will advertise more generally.
Persons dealing in this market are respectfully in.
vlted To call and look at their goods
+. Fl. & Co.
Opposite the Virginian Office
April IS
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April 90
TRUSTEES SALEOFT.Nn

I ~ > iEF7S : AIEOFLANn
''''ue OF a deed of trust executed by Jabcz
camden, and Nancy his wife, bearing do,e
o" me 22i day of November 1923, and of record in
me ooon,y Court of Amherst, shall, on Tuesday
me iJ'n day of May, 1895, expose to sale by wnv
OF puolc auction, for cash. Con the premises ! ;,
certain tract parcel of land, with its appur,enon.
ees' 'ylns and being in the county of Ambers,
adjoining the lands Of William Stnnet, the heirs 81
W'l''am Camden, the heirs of William Peters
deceased, the heirs Of Xachariah lsbcll d, ccosod
ana 'ne heirs of Elizabeth Coleman, deceased and
containing, 10y estimation, 700 acres, more or less
Acting as trustee, shall only convey such ,no
as is vested in me to said land, by said deed.
JAMES POWELL.
Hl.l ID ION
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eDVERTTSEMENTS.
FRENCH BRAND Y.

NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE.
ruavE for sale good House Woman, which
will sell low for cash purchasers will please
call and see her OiaA"H1' i'IL 81.
AnrIl u -
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.TOWN NlEEIlNG

Ala meeting Of The cll'zeos OF Ly.chburg md
iIs ,lciny convened at The r kin Hotel III sad
town, pmsuent 10 adIou,nm NJ On Ftnlay the al
day al January, 1873; Co A!eur &c L'nseorn
asa'n took the Chan, AMI Samuel |. Wait acted
~ Secretary.
he memorial reported 10 FORMER meeting was
asa,n rta and nnan.mDnSly adopted.
Ga niotop, Rcso we'd i,n copy If the m"m,-
r"l ddo,d,d by tins meeting be FURNISHED toe Edl.
ors OF he public journals III 'h,s place, ~ihs,c-
m ST thai II re l'uhsh,d
aud ,hen u'c meeting ,urned.
MAURICE LANuIORNE Chairman.
S WAT, > crttny.
r The N mortal - fe,rel 10 m the 'oregoins
rocte1iaIs WI, be punIshe ~ our next.
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ALEST OF LETTERS.
R<mat.tng IN tAs j,oa Ok31e at LvasAturg an n
la olylHna,U, 1888.

IN " S"Hbdfb, 1919.
yf Persons asking Tor i.iIcrs IN The follaw ing
list Will please ssy that they are advertised.
An Avry, VIM |. A'mis,rsd, Jams Air
ly.
B. ,mes Bcsn. Hiss El,, c. Brown, Tho..
II. BassJS l.. BIe'isoe, Capt. Frci. ). Bass Alex
Bol'rg, Sam. Brewer, Miss Lucy A. Bartee.
Mrs. Mar Ia Beraari Thomas b tiger. Presley
Bnley. Rich H. Bel, john Box, Miss Ann Bow
YER, WIN. G. Blu Ioek. M",r,s Bowers. U,hau-
d iingsly, jams Boa,s James B,ats, F,ant.
!. Bell, Mis- II zaar,h b. adcy, iIarr,son -.
Barnes. Miss Sarah Balai, MISS Ann l.. Baldwin
James VI. Butler. James Bullock. .
C-Wm Cobb', Capt. Il l.. Coleman, Geo.
Corhran, Leonn,d = ow, Mss Sarah A. Cnirr,
Reuben Cox, NJ. e. Ciark.on Jphn Coleman, Hen.
" Il Cmts', Mrs Eliz beth clark, Mrs Ell1a II.
Clark, Doc. John Cab,ll. John Chad on Jesse
oder, lack Carter, A. 5. Carpenter. Ms Eliza.
nth chapl',r, Mrs. Mildred Coinsr, Abrahpn,
Gnn',a. A'cn. las Gov, iIonl' mon A. Coleman.
D-llez kiah D,sg.. Mss Any Dickinson,
Mr,. Nancy DAVIS, Thomas DAVIS. Alcx Do,a
Alex DAVIS. Elza,eth % JOS Dunlrl, SCALA Dong.
as Col. Cnas. Dl5,eI James NJ. Daniel, j.. G..
Dabuey.i.
E-Thos Il. Edgar, James EJey. OBADIAH
Ecius, Mrs. Mildred EloIs.
Miss Martha F,sier, Jabn Fowler Mrs
Nauh. b. Fisher, Miss Lucy A. F,etwcll, John
'au.kaer, .. Ezekiel Fields. john }. fo.,e,. john
Ere.
G-Peter CT bs. John Goodwin ., chas p Oh.
ham, WIN. A. G.opsy, Lazy Goodwin, } I'm
] rrn. Wm. Gun.
il-Jm { lleudr,k Ms Tarcre A llend r.
son, Jtr,y ll,h Jas a. = .}ew".d, a. J Ila's.
~, Wahr ll.aci Y, J1hn +. ila~klns t',edr,'ck
filckeg, john J. ils, Doc,. A. K. ils"sni, L..
hcr IlauI.. Jr Beg High Rob. Ilairson. Mrs
\
lix, Carey HARRISON.
IN ID. Iog., :. Miss Mary Ann 3. jones,
WIN lsLcli. NJ y Ehz ,belh james. Ira Jctrr WA
Jones' Mrs N ,u,y Julmspn, MIS- May Johnson.
Ms Elznoc. h Jenkns, EhlAa Johnson, >. Rob.
johnson, 80 omon Jordan, Mrs. EhzaboIn Jack.
son 2, Sam. Jones.
X fhadcn. kahlcr. Q. Mrs. Mchnla Knight.
Joseph kcnar,iy, Wa. Kyle.
L-Cn y. T. Lee Jnco & Lee, VIM Latham
5 W. Lewis. Mrs. Sarah Lewell'n, WIN. Love,
John q Lew, n :, John Lang.
Nv Su,an Mnllrns Socrares Mtchnl,
john NJ ,jor, Ben. Mo,ely. Nrss Lucy hnn NJ
per-, Col. WIN M,l,r Jas. Muerell, john Me aide,
.irs Sarah Murphy, , Mrs ANITA Mos Il ID
Ne, we'hc', Mr. McL,aw. Capt {. J. husscn-
u ny, ,. Geo W M,n.m
N-Wm.G Nob', d. Novel;. Maj John L.
Novel;, D
O-isouc II Ohvr. A, Miss pnrhera @ ivcr
IA. p.ule, Miss Mar, }. g Preston,
w s'ley Pssr. II nry pc"di lc". Alo.es Penn,
tol ID. b t,'o@, H. Peterson.
Q-Gco Qnar,s.
R-rhos Il ,Ld, 4. II. Robinson, John Racine
son. Chas. b. Reynolds. Nj. Mary Ross, Jun /.
Royaly, Jonn \. Ralr,gh, Mrs. Mmgmcl R'ch.
trison, Mss A"n +. Robertson.
S. =. ouiron, Mss Harriet f. Stevens
ID, T. stevens as w lSou scott MIS- Mar.
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LIST OF LETTEisS

Rcmai",ne IN The Eosi IGtc nj L'b'riR ".
Jam Isl 1888, 0h,eh, # MT takcn mi by hc Is
Ap,,t m,H he ,etn,ue,i az deod iche,,.
A-A"dirw Alexander JOS PHI Andrews. WIN.
Asnew.
IS-John s. Brown, Brdsrr Il samuel. nrxe.
K'nh Bro Ks :. John c. B,oun2, Hopkins Bat.
nan, Pat,Ick a. ssr, JESSE Br,mb,a. LIZ beth
Bra Hey.
C-Walrer Gibbs, Clerk e Coun 4. Clerk S.
&. l.. & Chnnre,y 2 John Ch,~hne. B'nInniu
Camlh. l. MAJ. cro~,ll, Jn,ln A. Cnstot. Ln.
o"da Galloway, John l.. Ca'i,r. Jesse ,. Cray,
W lfcr Christian.
ID Cnls,ophrr Do,mirc, Saunders p. Day.
E-Anthooy Evans, Jun, Miss Charlotte A.
Eauy.
f. Benjamin Fill, John Fowler, DR. Wash
lngton Flooi.
G-Jam,s Goodman, Capt. NJ D Gray.
l1-Sa",bl IIog"ns, Capt w. Holmes.
Hartman lispd rson, MIR. -. IIackwo'lb, Col.
Samuel Ilookod">. NJ 10 Ilol+on,b'. Ii,n'y lia'oh
.J-David 3, Jones .. John A. Jones. Isaac
nn,s.
X Robert y. Kl-c.
E-Gnrn,u L. NJ lion Lowry. Mr. =. Lowry.
Chs. Lanbcr', Bnn'has Lur.
N-phasan Mallory, Lucy Matkhron, Alma
Mcrlam3 Mrs. Sarnh L. Moor ,Incharnh Ma
tan 2 Wllhsm Marsh. Benj,mln Il. Mn'Gf"fe Jho
Mncooohcy, Polly Mayn.w, James May hew, d..
f. Nerr,wcilrr.
N-NahannI Newsom, Gather Nelms. Aim.
son Noell 3, Arrhor Newman.
P-James Payne. JOS phi Pres', Charles Pat
tr,eun2
R-Dr John Rad ord, Randal Roson, hlc1an.
de- Ru'rr.
= DAVID sprlcr Capt. Charles Stewart,
Christopher 81. Clan, Edward S)rs, Edward X.
Scrurgs.
r-Alcssrs. N. & \. S. Tyler, Tracy Toij =
Cloay Thomas, Miss Ann Thomas, S'lns T"y or.
Anthony G. T,nsIey, Robert Tresh"m. James
IIomhs.
NV-M.rgaret Woody, Solomon williamson,
Henry Wilk, 2, Doc Wn,son, Miss Mary b.
Wood REUBEN PARKER, = NJ.
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YYiHGiyiA.--A rui,. hold ~ tho ,'lerk'. onHcs II
" ,hn Circuit superior t'ouft of lpw and tbaaeefy,
for Bedford county thr III day ri ko,ennr tbHMat-
Hall, Js..c Hail. j., JohntisI ned joel Hall tifs.
job Han. WIN. iia Hrs kiah Hail. Elisha Hail.
rbatsch brow md sbiibs h.. iaie Inibs u all,
Ernap Nh grove and kexab hi. wife. late kez.h Hall.
Joreph SIanE Ias Sheriff OF bedford in
tina, character nim Win Tho III annexed 81 john Hall,
dee. aud i,enj,nn Mu'wr"v present ada, nh viii
snnrreJ of said iona Han, Sr dec. Det-In fhpDco,y.
I ln defendants Jolu Hal, WIN. Hail. aud Sbadrseh
Erswp md kcxIai his wn-. having ontet, d ih.r
sle,rsur. aud giseu according to tho of
A.,rnly sDd ruls- Of this aud appearing by
.ntisbrt'y evistca that they sro not inhai Of this
nouwenlh u IL ordered. that they do appear
br,t day of tho aud tho b,i ~
the plaintiffs tina, this ordos he ted In a paper
pbi.ici iyncIbnrg for months sU-ee,siyey, aud
posted ibr front door II tbe home u this county
% day.
eopy-1sss. Jos. WILSON. en-
Jana Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-05
....,.,. had ,hsmse'.es ssted spon il when shsi,
Pos"ss.s,. ~.re supac,cd 10 be involved

ks~tn
PosSs's.s we're Supposed 10 be involved l
own u u. !. atill sno,hcr chapter IN ,h, most
ou' w.. ..,,6d history Ia Is believed, that III.
s"a". ,f me do,nir mi party IN Maine acting I'M
'ea"''' A ,cn,e Of their leaders at Wsshins'on
oe' W. .,,,lv been induced 10 look with more IA.
nv. .,e ,,pon the cession nf the disputed terri
'o''''I .,cb ,hey once denounced as nncoos ruon-
WY, wec apparently prc,'arch 10 resist unto
o. This change OF srnt,a'nt. IT Is supposed,
49, L., broasht bout by the assurances OF the
n1.,,e,t that, in pecuniary point ut view,
-. should be remuner"tet Tor her loss
',.',,o,,tlon OF the ,ckson membe's from III Al
c.. n the prop sed enquiry Is imputed to an AZ
'',.,,s,o, of he effects winch a .ievto mcui oil
"" ,.c,e, n 90 laton 10y which this arrangement
". l,,.o eff ,ctro, wou Il have upon public oi'inlon
-, STATE. Il wal, dopb less form r"r,oas chap
,bc cheonlc ics of the tones and we look
,.i.h Anxiety Tor the arguments III defence OF
-,,,e involving :he cesslon ot territory aud -
'',a,, ,,nis beevei To be on,s, foreign pow
VIII did Mr.. Lincoln remark, in thus view oil
~ s,hie. /, Compared with thus, m Its func
.,,,a,o,Je learrgs, the existing cause ut "ttcncr
,,,.h Fame is, my mini, Of II, nor 'mporan p.
,rho indemnity for French >rol','lon, Is a ma
.u,sJ and llquidae stun ct money. /. limited
~. rio an cunt of five millions Of dollars. Tn
.o.,,,ve,sv wl,h Great Br am respects the r,sn
=, 6g. mI,ons o. acres of land, To become II, no
.ao, perloi of greater value tnan three r,in'S fv
,,ll,o,s If dollars Ii ,n,olvrs, ais, lesllons OF
,,,,on,l sovereignty and na,onh jnrls i,c',on the
r,,bts Of ,hr States, AMI the nights and privileges
offrtmen,'
rnaIy, after an unsuccessful motion to lay the
..,o,,u,n on the table, ~hich jectd bv n
.,,.ol-7to 70, II was adopted ayes ST. noes -.
THIS, i. will be seen, is question, wh'cn,Ihoash
Inn btlr UNDERSTOOD hecaiis II mas u en- but II IL
discussed anon. the people, any where bat III
Nam, is of great importance, md may become one
nj universal All vitai int reg.