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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-30

NO little interest has been created il N.
York. from the singular trial OF case Of
breach Of promise Of marriage, brought BY
q gentleman ag inst q lady. The follow
ing Dot'ce of The trial and it, results ID To
ken from the Star:
The plaintiff il Mr.. Barnard, Of Hud.
son. and the defendant q Mrs Ganl, for
merly Miss Power, Of tho same place. Al
number Of well written letter., -cold. re-
spectful, but undoubtedly recognizinx an
engagement between the parties, wero
read In evidence from Miss Power. show
ing the character Of her feelings towards
MIR. Barnard. and evidently referring to
their marriage, which correspondence com.
menced 10 1927 and continued until 1887.
During this interval the plaintiff went to
n. Orleans, and nothing transpired in evi.
dence 10 show that he was not at least an
ardent lover. The lady, having received
a tempting offer from 4 man q property,
entreats the plaintiff 10 release her from
her engagement. and finally marries Tho
last sutton without such release. Tho &C.
ton Is brought to recover damages from
the husband.
A woman may have just cause Of action
against the per6dy Of q man becaIse her
ser exposes her to injuries Of feeling and
prospects from his in6delity, which leave
her no other redress than an appeal to the
laws but the rule cannot work both ways.
The accessibility and defenceless condition Of
man thus Tilted. will not authorize him 10
seek damages out Of the pockets OF The
successful suitor. Besides. jillng man
IL an every dAy affair--hA lamohs Il ar sn5
goes on with another and more success
fol suit. Not so, pnor girl, who has been
cheated by trifling fop, she has no redress
but IN tears and privacy. When, howcv-
or, lady asks gentleman to release her
from promise Of marriage, he should do
i promptly and gracefully, regret his own
sad lot, and wish every happiness 10 the
tickle fair one
Notwithstanding this opinion, the Jury
gave $1,000 damages against the lady.
which we hope the plaintiff will generous
y give to the New Brunswick sufferers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-30
Office ofthe Martinsburg Savings Iastitu,ion

y
TBY resolution Of the board Of direct
ED ors of this institution the following
rates Of Interest have been adopted for
the government Of the Treasurer there Of
nreceiving money on deposite, viz:
For deposites payable1
six months after demand,
certificates may be issued =. ~ ..',,a"'
bearing an interest at the Ps'
rate of
For deposites payable
four months after demand, - ,
certificates may be issued ~. $500. '@"'
bearing an interest at the ~ s'"'''"''
rate Of
For deposites payable
ninety days after demand,
certificates may be issued 'ps' e ,.,.,,1.
bearing an interest at the P'' "''''''''
rate of
BY order
GEORGE DOLL, Treasurer.
July 10. 1634.--G
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-30

TEMPERANCE - The editor OF the New
York Commercial Advertiser, good wri-
ter, good scholar and christian, in no .
ticing the late trials 10 Salem, Mass aris-
ing out Of an inlemperato advocacy of
temperance. takes occasion 10 lament tho
want OF discretion which il Observable in
the language aud conduct Of certain ultra
ir'eDds Of the good cause. which be be-
lieves has kept from the tanks OF /" tempe
rance men" some or the most worthy Of
our Citizens, whose habits are altogether
temperate. but who fear excsss. He adds 4
IL will one day be discovered = but
perhaps not until too late that this desire
10 stand up 90 straight ~ to lean back.
ward, does no good--a fact which many
excellent men in this country will yet learn
10 theft sorrow. Il il with very great
pain. therefore, that the judicious friends
Of the cause in this city have secn, BY the
recent proceedings OF the American Tenn
pcrancc Society AZ Boston, that the form
Of the temperance pledge haa been chan
ged. SO as not merely 70 limit il to total
prohibition OF distilled spirits, bot 10 in
cinue malt liquors., and wines likewise -.
This alteration will do infinite mischief.
Another Circumstance is inflictine great
pain upon the friends of the GAUGE. and NOT
only 50, but Is shocking TO Christian feel.
ing. Professor Hitchcock OF Amherst. and
another distinguished clergyman ia New
England, (the Rev. Mr.. Chspin,) have
been writing 10 fator Of the monstrons and
revolving proposition, to Danish wine from
The sacred Eucharist Whereunto these
things will grow. we cannot say--but GER
tainlv To no pood y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-30

NE w GOODS.
TN7E will this day receive and open a
w large and general assortment OF
new and pretty
SP RING AND 8 U w M ER
~ n -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-30

FHAVING sold part OF my estate near
Fl e. Martinsburg, Berkeley County, Va.
| wish 70 dispose OF the residue, consisting
OF the Mill tract of about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

ktcu AND PooR.-'rhe following ,>ceuop, ro-
marks on the comparative cnio,mon,s ard sno;'.
ngN OF Rich and Poor, by the Rev DIR. Cb,nn;n,-
cannot but be duly appreciated by all who read
" hen ! compare together different classes 4,
existing at thls moment ia the civilized world. |
cannot think the difference between the rich and
the poor, IN regard TO mere physical SUFFERING ,o
great as IS sometimes imagined That some Of ,bn
,ndigeni among us die of scanty food is undoub,rJ-
" true but vastly more in this community die
from eating too much than from eating too ltlr .
vastly more from excess than starvation. So a.
10 clothing, many SILVER from want of detcncos a.
galnst the cold but there is vastly more .pt;a.
ing among the rich from absurd and crin,;n,,
modes OF dress which fashion has sanctioned, thai,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

Iqnaftifs OF spurious meney was found, together
with the plate on which il struck, scercted n
the dust under The floor. lie is now in jail in /
Mon, awaiting his trial al the fall term Of the Cir
cnit Court of Monroe the called cour la, me alrea-
dy acted on his case, and sent him on for further
trial We have been requested 10 notice the ar
rest and confinement of BEsr, with the view h
draw the attention OF gentleman. who some two
years since received hundred dollar note from
him at house about Il miles this side Of { harle.-
ton. hauaWha and who has since been ffuilirssiy
enquirjne iur him.
Should this notice meet the eve Of the individual
for whom il is intended we are requested 10 state
thai, for further information the subject, ne can
address the Post Master in h, place.
tHoianiaH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30
n0MEsTlC INTELLIGENCE.
SENTENCE OF CAPTAIN READ.

Captain Read, ofthe navy, was tried upon five
distinct charges each having three specifications,
Charge .Srsf.-Conduct unbeeomne officer
and a gentleman.
Steoad.--Oppression.
Enthusiastically.
F'aurth.-Scsndalous conduct.
Fitfh.-Niola,on OF the 3oth article OF the act
for the better government, of the Navy of the
United States.
Upon the frs, charge, the court found him . gull
~ under the charge itself of conduct unbccominc
an officer. but not guilty OF that part which char
ses him with conduct unbecomine a gentleman
The court also found him guilty OF the second
and ftfh charges guilty of all the specifications
OF The third and toavtb charges, but not guilty Of
The charges themselves. Upon this finding. the
court do hereby sentence the accused, Captain
George {, Read, to be suspended fromthe service
OF the United States for one year"
This decision was made by the court on lhe lst
July, and the sentence approved hy the Navy
Department; on the 2eh.
irmy dad Aarg Chfoa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

tpofhcr faIo~asta lfaig.-The North Ia
tenn boundary question IS ole which las already
gwen math trouble, and seems likely Ia be produe-
i've Of sill more. Iheiollowinr lcuor i, publ,l-
I'd IN tic New lIamp,hrr Statesman
"StTrnpti, July fth.
Goa SuulaA last, III. Luther Parker. of Indian
Stream by assumed authority, from thu pro, iace of
Lower Ganada. was arrested on A charge of haylne
furnished a neighbor OF biz, NJ Sampson Thur
ton, witbwcapaa> of defence, with IN intent 10 H.
*, the lvs Of Indian Stream. since which. Tor
that olicu.c, he IN, been lodged in Sherhfook lail
To await his lfial IN Oelohcrne>t.
For the further information of the public. /.
may not be improper 10 add, thu the inlabitan, Of
Indian Stream, with the exception of Mr. Parker.
and few other, have zraloa>lv contcnl,d for
law Of their own mahe--and by which thc4 al
tempted To- arrest lie body OF Nj Tmrslon. Who
vi,h M loss zeal, coacnded that the place Wa
within the jurisdiction Of the safe of New llamp-
,hiIc, hut he being well aimed, defeated rhci de
sign. Aitcr this rrPulse. application WI made To
magistrate OF the province OF Lower Canada
for assistance, who issued warrant AGAINST Alr
Parker, as before stated, and one against llr
Iuafsion---bat IA has mol been arr, ,,rd, in con-
sequence ot hi leaving the place. The pelso,
who acted d> sheriff II the altar, and also tho.
who assisted mn, r side at Indian Stream. and N,
in opaa rebellion to The law Of New Hampshire
How long shah affairs thus remain T.
Indian stream has always heretofore be-,
considered within the jurisdiction OF New lIamn
shire. lis inhabitants have been numbered will
the population 81 that Safr, The Gyiish claim Il
have purchased tho jurisdiction, or Ia have obtain
ed il through the late negotiations in relation 10 IN
North Eastern boundary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

\ mr." paper has been commenced i'm New Or
Ieaa> with the very significant and doubtless very
appropriate ti'c, Smcc II has hrcn Voluntarily Sc
retrd, OF e." fheAs,.' 1t is decorated with =
likeness et tn" respectable animal whose namc il
ha> assumed, standing in i characteristics attilp1a
81 profound mediation, is elaborate "aurirulara
adorned with the formidable instrument which !,
obtained ifom the wing Of another creature cou,l-
y celebrated for wisdom and immor,ali,e1 A., the
preservation OF the Roman Capitol From the
MOTTO "l the journal, it seems to be its intention
10 "Nnte down rs asses others IS we'll rs itself
To prove, that II Is not the only me of It's race 10
whohlt' iello"-sagc, the goose, lends the all of
us qnHlS Ia demonstrate is genus although many
el It's brethren are not blessed with the same Ian
dahle freedom from atlectation. or excessive mo-
de>tN, IN claiming their distinguished appcllation
The motto run, thus.
Eating my fodder, and shaking my head
t9uo,h Man, like myself is a hlochheaJ
poet, whose rhymes are furthermore mclodions
than the foregoing, has said that
lis power TO hurt, each living creature feels.
Bulls ann their horns and Asses lift then, hcrI
Ii Will, therefore, be advisable for all the romno-
tors al Ne" VreanS, especially, of this new canli-
date Tor public favour, to Get before it if they wish
to avoid harm. M a..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

among the poor from deficiency of rain-ni. Oui
daughters oiener brought 10 the grave by thciI
rich attire, than our becgars 10y their nakedneSs
so the poor oiten oycrworhed, but they suffer
les than many amona the rich who have no worl.
to 60, no interesting object to I'll up life, to satisfy
the infinite craving OF man for action. Aeeor-
ding 10 or present modes Of education how MANY
of our dan ,hers are victims Of cHnui. a misery nn-
knownio the poor, and more intolcrabo than the
wcuines, OF excessive toll The idle Young
man. spending the dss in exhibiting his person in
the street, ought MOI Ia cxcif the envy of the over
ta,ked poor, and this cumbercr OF the ground IS
found exclusively among the rich
TIE Rev. L. Greeg, of Liverpool, seems To be-
arrival, at least in theory, 10 ou Clayton OF Gincin-
natl. lie thinks aerosaton may be made
means ot travelling; that by means Of boat at
tlched H. the balloon, II NAV be kept ia a horizon
tai direction and s,ccre1 at W--cros ,ing the NJ
lutic 10 America in about day. lie VIII pro-
badly meet Clayton half way. Bui all these cN-
pcrimeut>ts forget thai balloon thus placed must
follow the current Of The air, a>a ship, if propelled
by floating body sunk into the ocean would the
current OF the sea whereas the propene power
of the Latter Is the wind above aud independent OF
the ocean.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30
We find the following article in the Baltimore

We find the following article in the Baltimore
Gazette. copied into that paper, We presume, rom
an Ohio paper, which speaks auihorltalivelv:
CoLrNRrs (Ohlo) July 70
- We are authorised 10 state, that all apprehen-
SION of larcihle collision. arising ont Of the
controversy in relation to the Northern Boundary
of this state. are removed. The communication
between the Governor and the General Govern
meni since the adjournment al the Legislature,
ha, led to rc.alts entirely satisfactory IL the for
ncr, and which embrace all thai the honor or into
rests OF the STATE can BE- deemed to require. FL.
several objects contemplated in the eompromiv.
bin. will bc accomplished IN due season.
ne,s,>. SgtYNE. ALIrv, and DlsNl1. AZ
rived IN this city, from Washington, on Sotufaa !,
last
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

The deliver, Of the daughter OF thu Grand scig
NOR, Who We married about twelve months ago. Is
announced ia thc Ottoman Momtcur IN the following
terms: Ia the Scrdgo, the delightful abode ol the
august daughter Of IN, llighncss the blessed Sultl-
M Sa1hal and her worthy consor lialii Pashl, was
bonn on the ID OF the month SIlhuudlh al the close
al the day, rosebud 81 the Garden of Maenli
ccuce, shoot Gom the NalIes Of the Roses Of the
scraello Il lalc boy found 10 be the Jog Of all
hearts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30


Since the commencement of our editorial laborS,
We have not been thrust upon the performance OF
duty 50 melancholy rs that to which We are cal
led at the present time.
few days anterior to the 1th OF July, various
circumstances excited some suspicion in the minds
of a few respectable citizens of Madison county
in the ne lho,hood of Bcatte's Bul, of an usur-
rcction among the slaves Of that settlement being
about 10 occur Several slaves were at different
times overheard, whilst engaged in secret CONVEX
Saton relative to the proposed plot. \ scrutiny,
such Il, the crisis seemed to demand, was forth
with instituted, which led 10 the Development Of
fact, Of a most startling and extraordinary chamc-
ter. 1t was very soon ascprtaincd in the progress
of the examination which ensucd, that two individ-
uals, by name Cotton and Saunders, both OF them
steam doctors by profession, were prominently
concerned in this ueltrious scheme. Both the in
diyidaaIs were Immediately apprehcnded. \
large meeting Of the citizens of Madison county
was held, 10 deliberate upon the momentoa, crisis
winch had arisen, at winch ii WAS unanimously re-
solved that committee Of investigation should be
Immediately organized, in the name and upon the
responsibility of the whole citizens, to use all ne
ccssary means for ierreting out this nrttrots plot
and bringing the offender, to speedy Justice This
committee thus organized, composed of Is of the
most respectable citizens of the county, men of ell
'Nta'' '''ho'h3 III me community 'of moral
"'l''' ana 'il'e''aoh' prose'"e"' as soon
''SN "Ss.s.'e' ''''.' anu us
,''sil'- 'Nia'..'' o' ii conSlo nav ,'9
'Eea 10Y. re .''1'' Guy ', 'oat'o.NP' ana '''a'
s}'' 9'','2 '@l aa'l Its was Pilc'a
o,l ''o, ''''o'' !" = al, NIUE oF''l' oir.rs' 'ne"
70 i'oo"s 'Ne,"''oi' nY hanging, "ch 'PoN pace
!" ~ NV 81 ,I 'agI,'n' On 9'tofoaY 'ne i9''a
Gay o. o'I'fe Sot'on was hlas' ne made re-
P'"3e9 CONCESSIONS Oh his guilt Oo'a PfN%eil ana
PuPnSN' n presence o, AN immense m0.'''Nuc'
'''' "In''ae9 uel'L OF me pan oil operations It
Ileea ''' ana q isl .. me prominent 'on'Pna''TH'
~ N's#l' nom 'i'oa ConlesSlon' "l''ch was ''
10 '''2' ''sGi't' 'l1'''"1'2' REDUCED 10 H.i'''s'
P''n'oo> % i'' oeal1' 'n' sap'crioea ny MN III
'i.se',' " nun, "',uea9e'' ne wa an 9eso'i
Plse OF ''e ce'Gofa5ed vi hEtL; and he IN TACT
"'Nl'3"I''sea IN he '"u oeen member ot TWO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

hao Hstporp tasior II ttr S,leg.--.t llack be
in. 'lc3 ~1nh Thompson, and dlrsscd Ia female
apparel, W. fl.en 10 the upper po6ee ON ~alp,dn,
ehus,d with ,lrtlne rUt=c, nm aud pocket
bonh the fopcrt, ol Ms. Lozlrr, No. -. RcuN lr.
sheet Tie prisoner had lived with the above ladY
for some lmr. a, chamhrine,ld or maud of all work.
until the reaod ot thc robbery suspicion tang up
on sarah. 10 called an arrest tool, place. aud tho
des ON thf upper lip ul the prisoner. which seemed
too sturdy 10 3ppettan TO The prticoa t,ibe aud on
further investigation the said Sarah turned nut to he
II. Peter Thompson. lull blooded he-ncefo, uinc=
teen so1ls al age, WHO conies, ms crime and was
eomniucl He NJ, rGised. as hc says, IN Iarry-
town. y. ! Cour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30
Commissioners Sale of Valu able Land.
SAAll.. HOB ART.
/,

4 Npmsu1uce OF a decree OF the tncui, Superior
u Comt y / law aud thaueerv, tor the cnuu-
~ Of licnri,o pronounced on the 9TH day of Feb
ruuS, 1888, IN "a wit therein depending, wherein
ihomas Owen, executor OF the last will and tesla
mcnl al Ihomas Nelson, deceased, is Plaintiff and
Rice ". Schoolcr aad Mary hls wife Walter +.
Day and frances hls wife. John l.. Nelson. Peter
Nelson. james H. Nelson, Andrew Nelson. and Vii
ham I. Nelson, and Thomas Il! FoN and Eliza his
wife, arr defendants, the undersigned. the Commits
sonef m sand decree named, Will, ON the l9th day of
august, ISIS On the premises proceed To sell b, way
otpublir auction, for ready money! certain tract or
parcel Of Land. with It's appurtcnauces situate in the
county OF Campbell, adjoining the Land of capt.
Miles Gary, and in the ncighbolhood of Mr.. Raleigh
thlton's Tavern and containing. by csinnatloll 90
acres, more, or lrss-ii being all that part of a lar
yer tact ol Land lying IN said county of Campbell,
late the property Of Peter Nelson, deceased, which
has not heretofore hcen sold under a decree pre-
slouSlN pronounced il said suit.
NiiiSWNil. D\BNEN, Commissioner.
July p ids
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Etfraef Of another haer rom He same ge"tte
,aau-daifd

Ettdd ~ ahofhef f''''
Go, Ill. lotb 1875.
- la 49, -, 49, and ,,as.ibl,
hc eAeie.ea' SUI t,ar ,b;,a
grows "of.e. iaeY nave nun e..rl.,,,,,,I
men at Livingstone %u' o1'
there last ehehhe 10 y, n,'is
Patrieh H,'aiNe5 NM 49, ~ ,,,,,,,;,,.
before last, ana Is Oh - ia Nc . 81. A.,
Shafhey iiad pfo'ssis' 's' N.Y. 80 IL
Madison fea7 lco.ii''e'1 anu ~ =,
cd b Fc6ms' went 10 'he non -
the sht-He IHfd r''f' N''sd - MI III; I' =,
wounded Hodge aud TWO Horses '',''9
The re'cna 81 NAifAef' ana Nc ms ''''' ',''''
before the clinton court. ,A..,..
zone oil Mrs belis h"gfoe,' u -
up this morning on sIsiIci25l' 'a III Ms uo'',
bags OF sunPo"def' weighing 'oa. 'oA' 1'"e'
negroes lave been arrested mere To-day anu o''e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

LATEST FROM MISSISSIPPI.

We can publish nothing which wul be OF more
interest 10 our readers, masinr, d.ta full de-
tails OF the late extraordinary occurrences in Ms
sis>ifpi. The politcucss of a gentleman OF this
place enables 10 lay before them scycralextraet,
Of letters from that State, tal we snboin also the
latest ne Espaprr accounts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

The st. Louis Republican proposes horrible
punishment for Rucker, the red pepper mnLer of
Vice Presidents and other no,trums in than line.
Inc editor thinks that such consummate Impotence
as that OF fucker would best be punished by ma.
klng nln swallow hs own medicine. The Rcpub-
lican is too merciess entirely
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30
WASHINGTON. .lrIH -.

t. Baltimore AMI Washington Rail Road la,
bcea H. ccessul operation since Monday last. The
car 20 regularly twice a day between the Two ci-
ties a, e rs Cor the present, from and 10 the Dis
tret Inc They have gone occasionally at The
rate of twenty miles an hour. Ndf Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

MIemGAN.-A ceotemnn from Detroit, state,
that The Acting Governor of Michigan la, rcesj,-
ed instructions irom the Secretary Of Stlte Of
the Unifcd States relative 10 the boundary anes-
ton. The p1fport ii these, is, that tIr auhori-
ties Of Michigan >hall offer obstruction, to the
running OF the line. CIV Mason has ISSUED a
Proclamation eonvenin "a tNra Session of the
Legislative Council, to be held on The 18Th of Au-
gust. To take the subject into considerations
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

We eatu that William Gwynu Jones, who wa
lately committed to jail for robbins the Baltimore
Pot Office. has BEEN released from prison on giving
bail IN the sun OF $1,000, 10 appeal at h, ira.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

Mr. Shorkev Is rich planter and, We be-
heye, Judge Of ono ofthe Courts of Mississippi
Fits. Irsisian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30
Summary Punishment, anil " Wastfation Of
ReprifdBtc

On" Of ON sponlenl, residing in ONcrton.
Fenno>-ee, has furnished rs with the following
aet>:
e" Two brother, protesting christianity, had,
spmc day since, difference about shooliue. aud
beine suana able bodied men, engaged in 4 terrible
and bloody hebt IN consequence. After the fight
they agreed 10 permit Then mother to p,e them
each a complete eowh,dng,-wMeh She did with
severity, To the satisfaction OF both the parties"
Cincinnati llbig
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HsEsssea.s EENN.

fNliE subscriber, having determined to contin-
ne the Commission Business at his old stand.
Is prepared 10 make liberal advances ON all pro-
dnoe consigned to his care. From his long expe-
renee al business and by strict attention, he
hopes to receive share OF the business formerly
bestowed on llolcombe 4 Tyrcc.
RICHARD TIREE.
July l3 ,s;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30
CoUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED

Inc notorious countcreiter BEST IS aoai, in
custody. 9''' ~
We are informed that he was taken At tho
House Of Mr.. Joel Stodhill, on Hands CreeI
Monroe county, about the lst inst. Information
having reached Union, that BEST was again in ,hn
county, party of gentlemen went in pursuit of
him, and on arriving at the place, surrounded tho
house, SO as to prevent the possibility of his escspo
he' beng armed, and probably expecting asss.
lance from his friends, refused to surrender. until
. reinforcement arrived from Union, when the
aoor ~as-lofced, aid the gentleman found safely
lodged under the floor. Search heinz nd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30
LEwIsBrRG. JtIY ,
COZ RE OF AppFlI

quorum of Judges, CONSISTING of his H..
IT, -. George Tucker (Prcsiden) and Jn1an.
brooke and Brockenbrough convened on Sam.
day last. Its probable this will not be protr,c-
ted session, as the business of the Court is ,,ro-
crossing rapidly, and many of the mos, imporlan,
cases wIil have to be continued in consequence Of
the absence of Counsel "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30
ElORGOsassE, 4 OTEY.

G kftER their services to the public, to do
~ general Commission Business. They arc
ready to make reasonable advances to all persons
W, intend TO send their produce to this market
'n'N nope ny strict attention 10 business To OBJ
tam share OF public patronage.
THOS. A.IIOLCOMBE,
JOHN Nj. OTEN.
July l3 ,s;f
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Ei.f .FREE.HEA.

G5sThc Whig papers throughout this State are
requested to copy TIL, notice. and place it in the
most conspicuou, part oil thcir columns.