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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

who had clddcd tie vigilance of his iownsmen.
aud thereby aped IN, rt,d ehastismcni at ti,oif
hands, would seek i.mporar, shelter from the
Impending storm among his ored fire, is IN
i'ns town, oiwlom he har sene that have ln IA
proper '.mralior g,ln.. tlleeoniidenc, olnll WHO
NM" them. Ills doubtless his intention and
aeeenhely la arrived ltre about o'sloeh ON
monday, onilorschack aud leading another hors,.
lie WIS immediately surrounded hy u crowd,
''''' eelag su"s' sted Ia HIM probable that
''> personal saiei, depended upon immediate
confinement IN prison, he Welded without reue
fanee. lie. INV IN n. Where W.. understand
ne vii rena,n I'LL II Ma,or III Waslin.fo who
mas been informed ot the circumstance. ,nn h,
"cafd from. We lo mol know thai he Inns
,fa''s"ressed an, written Ia" h, wh,cl, he ma,
ne nude 10 snil'r, and Il'uof, W. think II prohn
III, he mas nltllnatel, suffer M the ,r,bonl Of
Judge Lynch f,fe,oI5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24
BEVERLY SNOW TAKEN!

We copy the following from the Fredericksburg
Herald, received by SATURDAY., m1iI:
FnEpERnKsBuRG, August 10
Bererly .Snop.--It was believed by some nj
o,,r citizens that this man. who the cinef
cause Of the late excitement in Washington, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

o." We shall permit our right 10 discuss
the question of Slavery, to be denied quoth the
New York Evening Post. Somewhat in the " Err
cles' yein' this, and smelling of the braegar.'
The reply of, the South, is, re shall mt permit 1t
to be discusstd' And here, as Sir Lucus o.
Trigger would say, is as Pretty peg TO hang a
quarrel on as even the cashercd nid>hipnlan of
the Post might desire. That i,to say, mind ,s-for
we like to be discreet in tie a3iuslu n: OF rel'mi-
naries,--it may be discussed much you please
in your own bailiwck, but yoa shall not force US
to listen to and participate in this discussion,
whether we will or 10. We have no objection to
yonr writing and speaking till the crack Of doom,
on this or any other subject, but you must not US"
the public mail, which the South IN part supports,
to set de South on iire-and you send your lire-
brands nv private ealissarics, it shall 60 hard il
they be not scorched in the enterprise.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24
CASH EcR VIGOROUS.

I pay Ion all likely goaag Asgaosa. the high
est eash prices. All communication ntldiesse,
ONE At tins place, Vii be attended 10.
OAKLAND TArf.
Nav "a a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

MI IL. IObSEf glve> ilutice ihft hrs last
vi course OF Lessons IN penmsnship. will COM
mence ON Wednesday, Ito oeih inst.-pupils will
moi be admitted into his ella . after this week.
Mechanics and others that casnat make il conye-
'cni To attend during tho day tor. have oppor-
n1y of receiving instruction Of nights, from
until oo'cloek.---it is universally acknowledge d
I'M the execution Of round bold, free, running
Hand Nriline, and making good Pens, is Of the
,reatest Importance 10 tho MerclAnr, Me, l,anic
md Shd,nt.-Persons DESTROYS OF improving
heir writing in short lima, are invited to call at
HI 10 ms, nearthe Pcs OF dexamine his pre-
5 nj pupils aud oihors s.nec of Improvement.
Aue. II Ii
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10 u IA AZ THIS.
NO IIC7IDNt
DlE GOODS, 1T Reduced Prices.
i. y. MILLER Il Co.

VpIlNG FULLY aware OF The want of public conf
, dnnce III declarations OF this character. arising
hem the helnen, repetition Of them, and too IRE.
uentlv Tor tn purpose o augmebing sales We will
thefeor like the liberty oI saying 10 friends and
The p 4, with regard IN tins notice that no ic
ON, but good earnest, W. have determined TO
slo,e onr Dry Gools establishment, stated in n
'otlnct adseftis.ne.t OF before the lst day f
Nafeh Ell aud w NOW oller our stock OF Goods
ny reiala very reduced prices for cash OF country
produce.
Tor iiatp LmssY Feathers, Uooi, Fiar Seed.
and sueh like articles will be taken IN exchange for
Goods.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

~ IN inecnAiary has been arrest, Il n, Che.
'rown' (MarNland,) aud committed to Jail. lie
) sad to hive been direct from New q. ean,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

The subscriber will sell his House and Of siiua-
fed GA lhtl stleet, which Is known nlos Of our
s1tlHe de lfabie iamiy iesdenee. II 10 sold
pfaateN, vii be old II Auction, about the
0lb al March n'At OF which, due nolIce Will be
men. I. -. MILLER
A n is
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gsit.erass' Vasfka'es.
Lyari,bHrs, .Eusfsss .k7sL, 1885.
NToRE LUCK
II the Cottage

" III N'i1hS I
Drawing ri Wheeling Lottery, Class M. Q. fo,
1888.
81 II 10 10 6l 10 Il 81 o. o3 62.
. nrter l'ickeis--To H1 Si.i ,vn 80 AZ
a6 Prizes ct 5000 each. were sold Al th, of.
ice. Gil Tor chahee> IN the Dismal Swamp Lot.
cry, Class Me- l7,--eoutaininr Capitals oi
se5 ooo."Sie, oao---oo Prizes oi 4 900 &e. ~ :.
IiehetS aud Shares. iof sale II
plGhLS' OFF, Z.
Or fafi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

The subpoena awarded mtils cause on the 27th
lay ol December, Ism, beng returned, and ser
wee thereof achno~el ed b, the defendant Am-
rose To nlllsoa, AM Inc SubpDonls awarded here
il. ou the 2ad day otJapmall Tie End day of July,
the Bird day 81 Septemaet, aud the 3rd day of Dc.
eember, IN the se.l lA3s benny returned executed
upon the deiendant, l,mr, Tomlmson, Ambrose
iomllnson, John lomluson, " iam Tonnson.
Elllibetli fomImson, u md lemlinson flowland1
and Mry hi, vile, l,dac Eackor, administrator do
nonis nul with tn vii annexed oI Ambrose Tom
husoa, dee. JOHN Alien and Polly his wife,
DAVID Alien and lo,ey III, wi,e, David y.
Garland aud Z,charias Drumnonl, admins
traitor de buns non "lh tie will annexed
ol Ambrose Tomln,ot dee. and they still failing
10 file Their aasHals, dd5ngh more Than four
months have clipped, well since the return days
nj sid euhpn,n u, tic hIng ot the plaintiff 5
bills, original and alni udod; on motion OF the plain
GlI, l,} COUNSEL IN, safd blls are taken for con-
l,.s,ed ~ tohc defendants Ambrose Fomlinson,
JAM Tumlnsoa. i,lae Ruther. administrators
ue boais nol with the vii annexed Of Ambrose
I o ,n,on, dec i. ,l9inl Ahen and Polly hi, wife,
avl Allen aad Joicy ms wife, and David s.
g, ar.,nd AMI lns amealcd bill is taken for con-
IS i, ~ the dciendanls John, Tas"'..-e",
II ull,in l o nllissll, Bilhihstl ohliineon, Das d
II, t,4..,pauJ aud Mary his wife, and
Zeh.uias Drimnoad alministr ,tor de bons non
w,fIi the Will annexed ol Ambrose Tomlinson
deed. AMI ile,eupon this call,c came on to he
heard, upon tie original and amended bills, tn,
answer, of the defendants john fomlinson, " IL
ham TonIIin,oa, EHa5cth Tomlinsun, David
romInson (lo~ldnd) and Mary Ia, VIE, CHARLES
Mlrtinall Joici his wife. Bartlett Clemens and
Zleharils DfumlnonH administrators de bonis non
with the will asnoNed OF Ambrose Tonliinso
dee d iotht lgnal BIZ, the answers the dcfen-
lnt ID yid tomliaspn II. 10 the original and
amended bills, repllcntions aud exhibits, and was
,.<f, al.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

a. YIN. z. Rises, II heins recently on a
visit 10 his brother in Cincinnati n public dinner
was rendered 10 him b, men ii al palitied par
tles--a rare compliment now-l day He was
compelled, however, 10 decline tie III, tuition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24
" lIliam \. Riclirsnn,


ambrose Tomlinsen, jim Tomnson, David
fomn>on, Jam : Tonl'n,on, Els,beih Tomlin-
son, David fomlinson 0awland) and Mary his
w,te Charles Martin aud Joey his wife, Bartlett
Clements, Isaac Rueker, administrator de bonA
non with the will anneNcd oi ambrose Tomlinson.
lee John Alien and Polly his w.t., David Allen
aud .loie, In, vile, Samuel Ballard and Nancy
MS vile, DAVID :. Garland and Zasharias Drum
mond, administrator dc hons non with the will
lnn.Sed oi Ambrose Ionl1nsan, deceased, de.cn-
LIZ
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Besides Cos Sos 40s- acs- lo3- &c.
iiftth ss--Haiees sa--QUs. SO.
tor sale al DlGGES' OFFICE,
~ Iuci.
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B.sSge AT asti"TslsN.

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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-09

make man feel bad, except plnching his
fingers in the crack of door, it is unqucs-
tionably a quarrel. No man ever fails to
think less of himself after than he did before
one-it degrades him in his own eyes, and in
the eyes of others--and what is worse, bunts
his sensiblity to disgrace on the one hand,
and increases the power of passionate rrrta-
bity, on the other.
Some things look very well in theory which
do not answer at all in practice; and it is pos
sible for man TO reason hmsefinto the be-
lief that particular system is right, which,
when reduced to practice will turn out en-
tirely wrong. But neither the theory nor the
practice of quarrelling is good.
The reason people quarrel about religion
is, because they really have so little of it,
and the harder they quarrel, the more abun-
dainty do they prove it. A man has right 60
stand fast by his religious taith--a right to
insist upon it-a right respectfully to present
it on all proper occasions, to the considcra-
tons of others but he has no right to quar-
rel-and any man that will quarrel about
these things, in my opinion, has not much to
quarrel about.
Politicians need not quarrel. Whoever
quarrels with man for his political opinions,
is himself denying the first principles Of free
dom-necdom of thought moral liberty
without which there Is nothing in politics
worth groat--it is therefore wrong upon
principle. You have on this subject, right
to your own opinions-so have others; you
have a right to convince them, ifyou cam
they have the samc-Exercise your rights,
but again say-Donr quarrel The truth
is, the more quietly and peaceaby we all get
on, the better-the better for ourselves, the
better for our neighbors. In nine cases out
of ten, the wisest policy is, ifa man cheats
you to quit dealing with him; ifhe is abusive,
quit his company; if he ISLANDERS you, take
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-09
[From the Emporium aud True American.
DON'T QUARREL.

"One Of the easiest, the most common, and
the most perfectly foolish things in the world
is-to quarrel no matter with whom, man,
woman, or child or upon what pretence,
provocation, or occasion, whatsoever. There
is no kind of necessity in it, no manner ofuse
in it, and no species or degree of benefit to
be guided by it. And yet, strange as the
fact may be, theologans quarrel, and politi-
clans quarrel, lawyers, doctors, and printers
quarrel, the church quarrels, and the state
quarrels, nations, and tribes, and corpora
tions, men, women, and children, dogs and
cats, birds and beasts quarrel about all man
ner of things, and on all manner of occasions.
Now that great deal Of mischief comes
of this, every body sees, and feels, and ad-
mits-but what good? Many things, evil in
themselves, have their redeeming results, and
produce at least their kernel of wheat to the
bushe Of chat, but if any body ever dscov-
cred good thing come out of quarrel, if
he'll give us its length, breadth, quality and
description, we'll insure him patent for it.
If there is any thing in the world that will
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-09
PhClaiX Store.

EOS. w. EDDY, respectfully informs the
eD public, that the old store having chang
ed its appearance, has recommended business
GF@neor The Custom House, and opposite to
Capt. Henry lIudson's-w is offered at
lar FAIR prices p;o every variety aRpertaln;,ng to
est Jarors graefidly acknowledged he may
use with meaning, and Geep interest to
himself and family, from circumstances of re-
cent date, well known to the public-nnd
which he hopes his friends will remember.
N. B.-Commission Business solicited.
Newport, April 23d, 1885.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-09
POETRY.

fFrom the Southern Rose Bud.
THE CHILD'S DOUBT.
You know you told me, mother dear,
(How can think il true')
That God can always see and hear
What'er I say and do!
l listen, mother, for his voice,
i look Ills form to see;
! SEQ Him not-I hear Him not,
Then how can lie see mel
My child You often tremble, when
The clouds are talking loud;
And are you not afraid to hear
His voice who made the cloud.
And see the Sun is in the skies!
Look up, with steadfast gaze,
You cannot, no. it hurts your eyes,
Too strong the wondrous blaze.
Yet, faint before the face Of Him,
That glory is shade,
Or, at the best, moments gleam,
His plying glance has made!
But, mother, when the day is dark,
When shadows dim the air,
BY radiant breakings through the clouds,
knoU the Sun is there.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-09

Oh, bitter, bitter the thoughts that In his
burned,
"A iuved came with Oht-sretched arms, 10 well
come the returned
Aud he turned away in agony to hide his gushing
tears,
hs ~, mory woke the sinltss thoughts Of Youths
su he'd years.
Oh check them NOT thou dying one, thou born Of guilt
aud wo,
Those blessed drops will purify the heart from which
they flow;
spirit hnbled in the dust Cod's hest sac, iGce:
A broken, crushed, and coitrite heart the Lord will
moi desp Sc.
SO felt the yonng redeemed one, ns on his Icy brow
he living gh of holiness set with tIlumphn nj glow,
light which len its impress upon the sleeping clay,
When the golden bowl was brOken and the spirit pas
sed away
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-09
THE RETURN,


From scenes of mnh aud revelry, ayoush came home
To die;
The hectic flush was on his cheek its brightness in his
eye:
And on his pale and hu,tering lip the unfinished SEN
fence died
As he stood once more, with aching heart, his native
home beside.
The youth had been a wanderer in far and foreign
climes.
And learned to love aud minge in their fes and their
crimes,
Till his energes waited, and lie drew his breath
In pain:
Then the feelings of his boyish years DER his
breast again.
His spirit yearned for kindred and he sighed once more
tOvkw
The spot beneath whose sunny skies his first young
bFrath he drew
lie thought OF those who dwelt in peace amid his native
bowers, . .
Whose voices mingled with his own in childhood's
froc hours.
lie thought Of the sweet sister o had shared his sports
III glee.
Or lsped with him the evening prayer beside his mo-
Tiers knee;
He Ionged To pluck the sweet wild flowers in those
dewy gades that grew, ~
nd breathe the blessed air that DER the hill
tops blew
To wander forth in star light, and list the sullen
nf ocean in his loneliness forever rolling on:
So he turned his footsteps homewaro, he could not
brook To die
with none to bathe his burning brow, or close his
winning eye.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-09
New and Cheap Goods.

e. III. q G. LAWTON, have just received
80 from New York, beautiful lot of Goods
suitable for the season-amoDg which are-
Light and dark prints, of the most fashion
able style;
Light and dark ginghams;
A beautiful style of French muslns;
Shawls, and fancy hdkfs of all kinds;
Wells, ribbons, gloves, blk and colored silks
laces,
Cotton, lace and Grecian edgings and
quilIings;
Silk and cotton hosiery;
Linens and cottons;
Bonnets of the latest fashions;
ALSO-cloths, cassimeres, sattinetts and
vestng of all kinds-al of which shall be
sold at the very lowest prices.
Nav 81. 1895.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-09
FOR SALE,
PEACH ORCHARD COAL,
FROM THE GATE VEIN MINE.

PROM THE GATE VEIN MINE.
Landing his day from sch. DeIin g. Son,
A cargo of the first quality GATE VELV'
IA CO.4L, which the subscriber offers at
the low price of 81 per ton, delivered in the
large lump-hc will contract until the first
day of Sept. next, to furnish families with
their winters supply of this valuable article
at the price above. Those wishing their
Coal broken and screened. will be acconmo-
dated. GEO. KNOWLES.
Newport, May %, 1895.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-09
EMOVAL.

ID A. POTTER informs his customers and
i tho public, that he has removed on
Cheap side, next door above n Sweets, who TT
he offers a complete assortment of Dry
Goods.
He also invites the public to give him n
call. and examine for themselves. as he gives
as large bundles for little money ms any Of
his neighbors. (may II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-09

My child the heavens, earth, and air.
Are darkness TO His day;
And all the glow Of glory there.
His loves atiempered ray.
In mercy TO our senses weak,
lie shades his presence bright,
In Natures music, wells His voice,
And in her smile, His light.
FLORENCE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-09

care to live so as that nobody will believe
him, no matter who he is, or how he misuses
you--the wisest way is, generally, just 10 let
him alone. There is nothing better than this
cool, calm, quiet way Of dealing with the
wrongs we meet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-26
June IL
Sale Of rye Hundr1d and fire Thonsaed Dollars Of State

Sale Of Tpo Hundred and Fire Thousand Dollars of SUITE
Stock, Lrredeenabie |oT Ttoenty Years.
EBROPOSALS will be received until the 9Th day of
N July next, for all or any part of the following Loans
to the Commonwealth of Virginia, amounting in the
whole, to two hundred and FIVE thousand dollars, viz:
$9o,OOO under authority of AN act entitled San act to in.
crease the Capital Stock of the Portsmouth aud Roanoke
Railroad Company, and to authorize a subscription there
to on behalf of the State, passed goth January, 1884,
and Of "an act 10 amend the charter Of the Winchester
and Potomac Railroad Company, and for other pur.
poses, passed March 10, 1884; and SiI0.OCO under am.
ihorily of''an act authorising the Board Of Public Works,
to subscribe on behalf Of the Commonwealth. To the
stock OF the Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
baIi-road Company, passed January %, 1895.
Proposals may be made for u 5 per cent. Stock t,e
night being reserved to accept such as may be most fayo-
rable TO the State.
The interest upon the loans will be paid semi.annuauv
at the Treasury Of the Commonwealth. on the 18th la.
nuary, and 10Th July, OH the warrants of the Second
Auditor.
Sealed proposals, s1pcrscrbed 'Proposals for State
Loans, may be LEFT at any time in the Second Auditors
office, where they will be opened at one O'Clock. Of the
day hxed, in the presence OF such Of the bidders as NAV
choose TO attend.
BY order Of the President and Directors of the Board
Of Public Works. j. BROWN, Jr, Sec0nd auditor.
juno 10 It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-26
MELLOW sPRfNGs-These valuable Medic;n,t

WELDON SPBINGS-Thcse valuable Medicinal
u Springs are situated in the county of Mont0omcrv.
Virginia, shout FIVE miles from Christiansburg, through
which the main South. western Stage line, from Wash.
ington City and Richmond passes. Thus situated, they
are easy OF access to visitors from ali parts of the coun-
try. The experience Of many has shown these waters
to be admirably calculated to remove The causes of i'm.
pared digestion, and. generally, TO give tone and strength
to the human constitution.
lhey VIII be kept the ensuing season by the under
signed, who will avoid no expense or trouble TO rive en-.
TIRE satsiaction to thosc who may favor him with a call.
The buildings and furniture will lie found con,eortstIeI
me table ana other fare as good as the country can sup.
ply, aud charges moderate.
lhere rs no hncr Summer climate than that in which
these Springs are situated. The undersi0ned bonee
that peEons disposed to sped the Summer in ibe
moUntains Of Virginia, will make a trial Of the sdyan.
t"ges Of TINS situ2tion. TAYLOR.
June v I0-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-26

OF The ENuUikER Is pubiished twice IA week, generally, and
thrcc tinos "A week duung the session of the STATE i.cisatuIc,-
Price, the same as herctoiore, Five Dollars per anuuu, payable in I'D
vance. No,rs OF chMt"rei, speciepayins banks lonl) viii he re-
csiyci in payment. The EJitoss will guarantee the safety OF remit
ting thom by anal; the postage of alllctters being paid by the writers.
ty- No paper will be discontinued, bat Mt the discretion VI the
Editors, uail all arrcarages have been paid up.
1T Whoever will suasantcc the payment OF nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Or One s luarc, or loss, first insertion, ~ cents, each continuance,
50 cents. No alvrrtisemcnt inserted, until it ha. either been paid for
or sssn;nci by some person in this city or its environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-26

EBURSUANT to a resolution of the Board of Di-
n rectors of the Bank of Virginia, notice is hereby
given, that a meeting of the Stockholders of The said
Bank will be held on WtdaeSday the 18th day of JUN
ReIt, for the purpose of deciding OIL the expcdiency Of
establishing an Office of Discount aud Deposite, at the
town OF Buchanan, in the county of Botetourt, as autho-
riscd by an act of Assembly, passed the 10Th day Of Fe-
bruary last.
Those Stockholders who may find it inconvcnient to
attend, arc requested to forward proxies in proper time.
A. ROBINSON, JE, CASHIER.
June IL. II-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-26
CoMMIssIovrn's Orrlcr.

~, !W day of Juno, I535.
The parties TO the foregoing decrctal order, are hereby
1885, at my Office at Lunenburg Court House. by Ia
o'clock, IN the forenoon Of that day, to begin the said
accounts All persons interested in the said accounts
are desired TO attend with their papers, or other evidence,
to assist the Commissioner in making M tho said ac.
counts. ID. STREET NJ &C e Of, e. go.
June %. 15-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-26

TENo Sally Watson, widow of Augustus Watson
n deceased, Edward Bedford, administrator Of An.
gnstus Watson, decd, Joseph Price and Sarah B. his
wife, Elizabeth Watson, Mary Ann Watson, Samuel
Johns and Frances his wife, Joseph Wilson and Doro.
thea his wife, Thomas r. Watson. Robert Straar and
Elizabeth his wife, Arthur Herndon and Sarah H. r. his
wife
Take notice that I shall, at the house Of WIN. Leigh.
IN the county Of Halifax, Virginia on the 18th day Of
August next, apply 70 tho said William Leigh. he being
Judge Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan.
Gerry OF Prince Edward county, to order a writ Of ccrtio-
Tari To remove q cause, IN which am plaintiff and Won
are defendants, from said County Court. before the said
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chsncery, for trial.
June 10. t2-s1 PHILIP WOODSON.
NOIlCE-Al persons having claims against the
IN Estate Of the late Richard n. Thweatt. dec d.. nf
Chesterfield county, will present them for payment with.
out delay; and oil persons indebted 70 the Estate are re-.
sPcctfully requested to make payment. have aopoin-
Cd my son-in-law, Col. John A. Peterson, my AGENT. Ie
IS authorized 10 satisfy such claims, receive debts. and
grantthe proper discharges, until further notice I've eiycn.
re VIII occasionally attend the Courts of ChcaterGeld
and Dinwiddie counties.
MARY THWEATT, Ereeuiri5 of
Richard " Th,cean, dsc'd.
". B--l am often In Petersburg. Letters addressed
70 me, and papers left TO the care Of Messrs. Brown A.
Cofiing, Will be safely received, and duly attended tn.
June 10. h fSes;