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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
gath CONGRESS-lst Session.
~ SENATE.
JUDGE WHITES SPEECH.

A. p.,s;3,,, r;. :, - H., i.,:..
vh;,h l hold IN M, han1 Ia, +, ,.,,li, IA, s.
AZ. to understand ubv !, is offered and I'm, ol,r,
wish 10 ac,o,erIisb :, ;s a a,,, ;,c,,,hen, -, mo
IN accounapy !, with som, ,.,nl,,,,;o,. / :, N
,h.,of,,. ,c,d aud ,L,, ,,.. !, ~ ,, ,.,,'l..
Resolved m, ,I, Sccr..,,,, ,t ~, Io ,,,J
h. Lcreby i rcoues,n1 IN ;,.rn ,I,, S., .i,,
office Be,ia,nn + Cnrrv hall. IN I'M. Ch.r"t ~.
nation u,dar nh., Ian, b, .as announced .,l -,
,h,, ,;,n.. ain, ,l,r, H.. ,.i, "a III,
hc has 81, ana. linn, r.,.;,,,l ,,,, ,,',,,, ;l
dillon IN h. Salor, and how. ,,1,l ,,n,,nc ,n,,;
cularly the whole nnouu, N, la, rrcri,,L ..,cL
wear.
Til, Nj. Curry N,,t ;n,o II :, ,a,;o, .a,,, ,;,,,.
.fier the ,lcr,,n -, tb. ,,ro,o,, ,,h;f N;,,
and b.l;,x.a unta .lo,, ,,..l, ,',,,,- '..'
had becn emn,oyod ne an ,nG.,;ar "so -"
;n,c,d ,bo ,proIlon, ,f Cl.,,i 90.
to have their ;mnroyrn,.n,. valued e. '''''"
Duri,o ,he has, .in,., ~. l..r,, a,,
returned home l,st snr;ng ,nd,,s,',',,
maL;no Some fir,,,o -. ,,'I;,:, ian. d.,
o,,, b.,d nr H. d.. ;,,,;,,; VIZ. Wv VI ''''
wore ,,i.i,J 40, i.n.,Ir L. III ~, 20"
ton some ,.,,o,s f,r ,,,Il,,;.', - "'"'
,.r - ~ s'",a ''"Np"-
- - ,sa',.;'' ,"'' ~ ''e '"-
,n,, $50, h,d :, - Wv .o''>' " we sum
49,, ao, ~ 9o,'' " our Congressional DIS
cnn,,a a" ~, """Ss o''"''" ''"o,o"''s Tor
- -, r. ""> . ''"'' "''', s''""' '"oN ah
-: f"'I N so''''"s ""e"'a on, OF ue
"a'o'' "'' "" WI VI ."s '""S'''s'"'" p'Stf'',
vas "t''o"' :" l'"s'""E MS ol''''o' ', ana as
"''' ue''Ne' '''''' wrote h's'h' or
'"'e''a III, "'''s ,'"'N oir vi m"'r pieces, Tor
"e sa"e .en,e'e u ''"ao'F' 10 "'"eh lie had writ
sn WINE ;" y. " 'N'."'L'"n'
:" ''e u,s''''. '''n''lnE nv "t'N'e Agency
VIC was Na"us III opposing I'VE elrctinn al tn. Tor
'',' "en'''' anu WIN vac" 10 rnaei" ia'n 10 act
'".."'l wa ~ 'i' "''' 81 lead'n" and Nl"" my
roh"oe"ia'!y' e.''r sill" I" he written by the
PRESIDENT hInSeiI' hhding iau't WITH the former
"en'b'r by name ana u>'hg g'nrra' expressions,
winch ar. Curry sad were intended for me. |
nave hkc"Se beeh informed, that Slid farther To
succeed ~ os P'ans 81 defamation, he conhdent-
any USED ''u'f' >ail to hr written 10 linn by my
honorable Colleague H. which my name was used.
not much 10 my adNan'ag"; and ] now take This
occasoh' II ne Seiht, IN presence OF oar brot'}rr
senators III presence "t tins audience, and in the
lace OF The world, TO ask my colleague to say, vh-
ther, at any hme he wrote any letter to Mr.. Cur
ry, IN which my llamc is used.
Mr.. GRtNDl answered-That he was taken
by surprise WITH Tie question but he did no, re-
member he had ever written a letter any subject
to Mr. Curry, and that he felt certain if he had, he
had never used his colleagues name in other term,
than those OF respect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
Eeess siDNsST.
Young American EcIjD.c
Valuable Real Estate For sale
Nov. s

VIE subscriber wishing to remove offers ia soil
or exchange for Western Lands his Estate
,NnS upon both sides of Roanoke river near the Ho
i'A, III the county OF Rotetourt. 1t is divided by
'te ,'et mt" equal portions of 800 acres each ono
o' "hlch Is principally valuable as an inexhaustiblo
reserve oi TIMBER tor the support of the other upon
"nch the Improvements are situated. The improy-
ca moietN has about $50 acres cleared fv ich 900
Is compact and unbrokcn bpttom of O eat tertIlity
ana the residue OF the cleared land together with
me greater portion of the unccarcd we'll adapted To
INC several staples of the country. The Mansion is
W pf'eN' nearl, new 2rA plain, but comfortable,
s %" s"s,. of nS mo'' kind
situated on a commanding cmincncc, and surround
Ell 10y a beautiful Grove. The O,orscer's house Ne.
gro nuts, Wheat Machine and House. Stables, Corn.
cfib &c Ne, are of the best kind, and most elpblx
situated. To strangers. who are unacqnainted with
TINS section of Botetourt it be well IN rep,,rL
that for salubrity of climate fertility of soil, and cx
cellcnce of society. has few parallels The sub.
scnher would be willing TO take Negroes or Cotton
Lands IN South Alabana IN exchange for the estate
WM. LiAGHORNE.
Oct. 3
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Hon. llrou l., WHITE.
War DEPARTMENT, Jan. Q, 1886.

SIR The attention Of this Department has
the Federal Union, and which was published in the
Augusta Cennel of the 22d uit
am instructed by the President, il that letter
Was written by you, To convey to you his disappro-
baton Of part Of il. There certainly can be no
improperly in an officers communicating to the
public proper information, when circumstances re-
qure il, and the general proceedings relating TO
the prospects and progress of the Cherokee cmi-
grafton, are of this nature. But it is with regret
the President observes, in this communication, al
usons to persons and parties, which do not seem
10 be necessary, and are calculated to produce an
INJURIOUS elect There is one error, Of fact, which
II becomes the special duty Of this Department TO
correct, as the requisite Information is upon its
hcs You state that Nj. Mcconnell "a lt,s for
some years past, under the procurement of Judoc
White, of Tennessee, been receiving nav Gnp, ,b,.
United States Government, ss secret and conf
dental agent" &c. Iou have been l.a into ,
mistake on This subject. Mr. Mcconnell ,,s M,
employed under the procurement of Judge White
The suggestion that MIR. M'Connclrs services
might be useful, well TO the United States. as +,
the Cherokee Indians. was made 10 the Depart
ment, from another and very respectable quarter
AS all the necessary circumstances were not fully
known at the Department, proper instructions
were given to Mr.. mcconnell, aud enclosed TO
Judge White, to be delivered, if he thought the
arrangement would be useful. judge White
iaa no agency, whatever, in the matter, until he
was requested by the express direction Of the
''s'hfhi, IN serve as a medium of commupi-
cafion between Mr.. Mcconnell and this Denart
mcnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
! AIDES fine Pearl Card Gases.

! u \DiES fine Pearl card Gases.
do do do do richly Cat, cd aud Gill,
Ladies Iorioise Shell Cad Cases
Pearl Paper Knives,
Pearl handled Butte, Knives;
Butter KNIVES OF Pearl.
lyof, aud Pearl Stamps,
One Ivory German Flute;
Fine Gold Ear Pings. fcheap)
Fine Gold Ear Rings ior Misses a, - cents.
Sil,er-war. Buckles. ior ladies,
Pearl and Gilt do for do
Boxes Fancy Seals. with Sapphire handles.
Necklace Of White Derbyahire Spar, beautiful
Musical Snuif Boxes,
Walking Canes and hiding Whips,
Sets OF Ivory handled kulvc. and Forks
Extra FIN. Pockcl and rcn knnes
Silvcr Tuck Combs, tnow very much woru,)
German eight day Clock. tvcis pret,.)
London Metal Clocks. tMahoeany eases,)
! neat Hair Sofas (cheap.)
Together with many other useful and ornamental
GoDDS-a OF which viii be sold 1t prices tliat will
please persons Who NAV wish them.
HENRY BROWN. in.
OPposite the Binks
Dec L. Is
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Pittsylvania d Lynchburg TURNPIKE.

oHAi-S will be received till the 10Th dM
o, next month February, for constructing the
, msncnpnrg and Pittsyvania Turnpike Road COM
hn, on on 'he Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike, a
inreJ"rne'ts tavern, in the county of PtsyIvana-
he proposals will be received in sections or for the
Ehoie ROAD supposed to be about tw enty eight miles
or 'of'her particulars apply to the President and Di
ber l. g AS, " ~, - NC ,C ~
o. The Lexington. Va. Gaze,,a VIII nnIl;sb ,ilt
January 25 mo ' ,,oE
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Land lOr Sale, 90 Rent.

lNlE suherbcr offer sale, his tract of Land, where
4 he resides. IN liediordc ountN nown by
the name %" Mount Pleasant.' lying on III Greek,
Just above It's junction with Big Otter, and
halt miles from the Turnpike road 10 from Liberty.
and about II from lynchbur1 The tract contains
SIG acres, nearly halt III Woods. The improvements
consist ina comfortable "A Dwelling House
recently plaistered sssHH aud paiulcd with
every other necessary I-sl&a- out House for the
convenience of family, nearl, all new aud new
Barn, 90 tee by 10. / considerable portion of the
Plantation has been reccnily sowed in clover, and
there % bushels OF wheat sowed. mostly on
clover iallow-put in IN neatNnannrr and looks
promising. This Land is offered for one fourth of
the purchase money in hand, the balance on credit
one two, three and four years, equal instalments.-
And the subscriber deems ii cessary to say any
thing of the quality of the land and advantages of
the situation those wishing to purchase will view
the premises and Judge for themselves Let suffice
to say this is truly valuable place. well worthy the
attention of those Who wish to buy real estate and
If early application is made bargain may be had.
II this Land is disposed Of by the 18th of J an
uary. the subscriber would to rent il for one o,
more years to some gcnteel family.
WM. c. LEFTWICH
Bedford Dcc.li. Wis
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Valuable Furniture for sale.

M HI BE SOLD. IN front OF the New Glasgow
w Hotel. on Saturday the 9th of February next
large quantity Of Furniture. consisting OF Beds,
Tables, Chairs, Scttees, Glass Ware, Crockery Ware
and indeed almost every thing necessary in furnish
ing Public House. There will be a credit Of six
months allowed on all sums s.. upon the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security. For all
sums under -. cash will be required
RICHARD J. WAUGH Aet
New Glasgow, Jan - t6E
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NOTICE..

4 IL. persons having claims against the estate of
1 " Francis May hew, decd will please present
them without delay, as am determined TO close INV
administration OF that estate Immediately. The leg
aees to sad estate are hereby notified that am now
ready to pay them thcir respective ecacics both as
administrator and commissioner and they are re-
qneSted TO call without delay for them legacieS as
VIII not pay them aav interest on monies due them
from said estate.
THOS. W. ROBERTSON, Admir-.
January % %,
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10 Boyd Miller, SURFING partner of Brute.
Bro'cn u Ca, Ihomas Sale. administrator of
William Thorp, dec'd, and Garnet Lee:
DLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that ON the 10Th
Il and lth days of February next, at the house
OF Alexander Wade, in the county of Bedford, We
shall proceed to take the dispositions of the said
Alexander W adj" and others that on the 18th day
OF the same month, at the house of Mrs. Alice Ro.
pers, IN the same county, We shall proceed to take
the dispositions of the said Alice Roberts and
Others that on the 10Th and 18th of the same
month"; at the tavern of Pcrecrcne Ecbols. in
the town OF New London, and county Of Camp
bell, we shall proceed to take the depostions
OF Nathan Read and Others and that on the
nineteenth and twentieth of the same month. at
the Union Hotel, in the town of Lynchlurg, We
shall proceed to take the dcpositions of IIowci
Lewis and others; which said tlcpositions are in
tended to be read as evidence in the suit dow de-
pending IN the county court of Bedford. in which
we are plaintiffs and you are defendants /; when
ana where you may attend if you think proper.
DANL. l., PRICE,
Error. Of Robert Price, decd
ELNIRA LEE,
Lac Elrrd 1horp by Francis TAorp, her nert
friend
"' w4w
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NOTICE.

DOCKS or SUBSCRIPTION will be open
ed, on tue 2oth instant, January,) aud be kept
open thirty days AT the Store OF John G.. Mcem.
tor one hundred aud y Shares OF additional Stock in
the lynehburp Manufacturing Company-agrecably
to order of the Stockholders of the Stl instant.
JOHN G.. MEEM,
President.
Jan. II Is
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Eymc9sbsirg Nursery and Fruit
Garden.

49,. Now containing upwards of twenty
,&TS* thousand Fruit Trees, of the most
choice kinds, both of Europe and A.
mcrlca, which are now offered to the
public and It is TO be hoped that no one will be
50 oh'" TO ms interest, that wants Orchard as
not to apply where he can be furnished with up
wards OF one hundred varieties of Apples thirty of
rears, thirty OF Peaches, twenty of Cherries, twen-
~ OF Plums, ten of Aprcots, ten of Nectarincs
~. Grapes, Currants, Gooscberrics, ENGLISH
" alnnts, and a great variety OF shade and orna.
mental Trees and Shrubs and all of which will
be sold low. Orders addressed to the proprie,or
or left with any mercantile house in Lyncbb,ro
will meet with prompt attention.
JOHN ID. RICHESON.
W The Lexington Union and Finro,,e
Democrdt ~W publish The nJore for sir rcekx
and tor@ard their accounts 10 this omc, far ,,,,
mtnt. T'o
Nov. 10
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JUST RECEIVED.

NOHAIR Caps,
NA MOHAIR Tippets,
Fluted Quilting,
10 peices Cord. Circas.;,ps
% pieces Double Width Merno Cercas.ians.
Ladies' Fur Capes.
Ladies' Fur Muffs,
Fur Tippes,
Kid Slippers,
French Morocco Walking Shoes.
LADIES' Black Satin Slippers,
DO White do do
nv ""h o,her useful aud pretty Goods all of which
VIII be sold at the lowest prices
HENRY BROWN in.
NJ. Bark Square
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ANDRE W.,
n oTICE.

2~ STR1 IED or STOLEN. from the
AIA subscriber, on Thursday night the 9TH of
the present month January, one dark roam Horse
about or y years old, and supposed to be about )
feet , inches hlgh-no particular marks recollected
only that he has the mark of the gear upon him. |
will give liberal reward person who will take
up SAID horse, and teep him that get him again.
ALFRED EDGAR
Liberty, Jan % WV
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NIGHT AUCTION,

t1NNEKN Tuesday and FRIDAY nights during the
- Winter aud Spring months, will sell Dry
Goods, Books, Jewelry. Watches, Clocks sc. Ne
CHARLES PHELPS, tue
Jan .,
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CUTLERY.

NJ l. have u>, opened, direct from Sheffield an
w additional lot oi Cutlery, consisting of a splen-
did assortment OF Knives aud Forks, Pen aud Peck
el Knives, Scissors. Raxors, &c.
.tlso, beautiful assortment OF Pistols.
II. j. RICHARDS & co.
Jan. / "a
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Efrcs.l Candies. &c.

w T. have Just received lot of Fresh Candies,
w OF very superior quality Also, small guam
uy OF Preserved titron.
J. r. \ J. T.. ROY ALL.
Oct ..
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Build Temple to Ambit,on.
Base II on an Empires wreck,
Ne, who bow ia base submission
Al seeptlod despot's beck.
Search cafths bosom iof the slaughtered,
Aud with bones tha, ihc,, j, lad,
OF the millions II has mait,f'd,
Pile the ghasily pyramid
From the days when Northern .hl.ic
On the Roman eagles lrod,
To the cfa--Iuorc chnalric--
OF the Gallic Hemieod.--
Could the harvest OF The sleerers'
From Deaths garner be reSturd.
We should find his mch,ies, reapcrs
Wore the battlc-aNe and sword
But the yietors they whose madness
Made the world type OF hell
Was il theirs, III peace and gladness,
Amid the wreck thry made TO dwell
Ask the walls where Sweden's Monarch
Mourn'd Pul,oMa's overthrow.
Ask the rock OF Galia's Anarch:
liark, their echoes thunder No.
Conquests sword is onls glorious,
When the blood with which 1t streams
lRansom ii land ylctorious.)
Natures CHARTERED right re,lcrms.
When, by France no longer ehcfshd, .
Fades the memory OF her son.
Not blossom will have p'lsh'd
In thy earland--NAsuiN
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JUST RECEIVED.

DONES and half Boxes Plums
few Bags hard and soft Shclled Almonds
Fancy Boxes Pruncs,
Box Ciinon,
Lisbon Poit Wine
Marsecs Madeira do
Choice Muscat Vine IN bottles
HENRY BROWN R
Bank Square.
Dec. II Is
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NOTICE.

have Lated, purchased the noted bull Boil
" AK, and intend taking HIM to Western Nir-
glna the Ist of May next, any person wishing To
nave the use OF HIM III their stock will find him in
iNHehhufg or is 'lcnliN nom till the above ma
ora Time. Jesse MILLER.
Januaf, - .,
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VuSr OPENED,-Splondid Brass Tenders,
~ and Irons, Shovel and Tongs, Stair Rods, &c
Making the best assortment of those articles ever
offered i'll this market. House Keepers call and
see. II. b. RICHARDS, & co.
Nov Is
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

vINliE above reward will be given for the apprehcn-
l. sion and delivery in the i.ynchburg or Rich
nond jail, OF a negro man, hy the maine of
ANDREW,
OF yellow complexion, and who is said TO have a wife
in Prince Edward county. Andrew was bought by
MIR. Robert Payne, ior the corporation of Huntsville
Alabama. in Richmond last summer and runaway
rom Mr.. PAYNE, with another negro named Jim, IN
Buckingham county, near MIR. Alexander Pattersons,
the 9TH OF june last, while their way Alabama
Jim has since been taken.
Whoever may apprehend said negro. will apply to
Alr Jno. II. y. PAINE, Iynchburg where the money
will be deposited, TO pay the above reward
GEORGE =. BEIRNE,
Mayor Of tn torn IF HuntsriHe.
Dec. 81 f.
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BEST p1laLADHLpH1A PORTER

w T. have of this article on hand. which we
W will sell at Philadelphia prices, with the
addition of charges only.
H. Il RICHARDS & co
Dc % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

From the knick. r,'oe i,er.
Fne Price Of Glory.

10 Fam .--wreafhe the laurel
Iii the cup the banners wave
ChanpseEs oi Kingdoms quarrel
Wait tire honors due the brave.
Give rich gifts role Of honor,
Power and place. to him ~ho led
For nation IS the donor
Feed him with its orphans bread
Strcw the streets with fragrant blossoms
Through them drag the hero's eat,
Late hr trode Ger bleeding bosoms
On the crimson plains OF war.
We, whose children, fathers. brothers
Fave has fields be W its steeds:
Widow 4 wives and chldless mothers.
Shout Nc. as the charo, speeds.
let each lip be cur d with pleasure
Let each eye beam bright with sl.e
What are tears. aud blood. and tieasu,e.
Posed against victor,
When Nations car. astounded.
With triumphant Prans rings.
What are thousands Killed and Wounded
Men were made TO die ior Kings.
What though fields late nch With culture
Are by Wars Silocco scaihed
What though eatiion-seehmg 'ultuie
In sea OF gore hath batbed
Blot such lriiios from tlIe storN
OF goromu, 50 nohl, gain'd
Still mus bud the Tree OF G!o,s.
Though is loots be blood sustain'd.
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IL cHASCERY.
Jan. |

" lRGlNlt AT rules, held in the clerks office
OF the circuit superior court OF law and chan
Gerry, holden for Bedford county, the 18th day OF Jan
uary, 1876
Moses Doolcy, PHI
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The following is an extract from Mr. Curry's
letter, alluded 10 in the above remaks:
At the October council, there attended GER
tam MIR. PAYNE and one Samuel Mcconnell of
'enncssee-Payne halls from, New York, but
came through Georgia. He is of the whir party,
ana r,lmor makes him an abolitioni>t. He. it is
sa'd, formed an alliance with Mr.. Longstreet of
Augusta, and Other Editors. Nv which he was ~
FURNISH matter, aud they were Ia print for po,i-
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.igainst

John Markle, W iilam Marklc. Alexander Burton
and Adcllnr his wife, formerly Adelinc Markle john
Markle Jr. Charles Marae, Joseph Slaughter sheriff
OF Bedford, and III that character. administrator of
Robert Mitchell decd. Francis l.. Lee, Charles II
Lynch, and Nancy Norman. adn,i,istratr, nj
Charles Moorman. decd D.fs
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Judith Nunnclle, Olive B. NunncIle Un
Nnnnelle, Ailsey Nunnelle, Frs. II. Richard, a., ,,
Sophia his wife, Daniel Nunnellc Ami,trad y" ','
nellie, Chrstiana Nunnclle, Elizabeth Nuru,lo a,",
judith ID. Nunnele, an infant, who defends h., W "'
liam Holt her guardian ad Item, assigned l., a..
court for that purpose, Deleu,an,. WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

NlKGNiI At rules held IN the ,lor,..-.,-
Of the circuit superior cour, of l,. o1lr.
Gerry OF the county Of Nelson, in the month 'a ~ 'n
uars. 1896: ''''''h oi Jan.
James u. Noon, administrator of Shah,
ers, decd, '"on Ro.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

William NJ Thurnond, Ire W. u,,,;.
Whitehead and William y. Oliver, '''s, John
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" lRGlNlA, to reit:-At a ur continued ~
held for Halifax county, at the tou,t '''
thereof. Wednesday, the 18th day of No,o nU"Se
1885: "0'f'
Christopher Nunnclle. pl,nbe
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The defendants, John MarLlc. William Markle,
Alexander burton and Adeline his wife, John Mar.
kle Jr, and Charles Markle not having entered thor
appearance and given security, according to the act
o' assembly an" the rules OF this court, and it ap-
Peafing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth il is ordered
that they do appear here the first day of the mex,
term and answer th@ plaintiffs BILL and that this or
der be inserted in some newspaper published in
Lynehbufs tor two months successivelv and posted
al the front door OF the courthouse of this county on
some court day.
Copy-Testc.
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
Jan. - WIN
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Jan. | |
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-22
THOMSONlAN
INFIR M AIRY.

irU>IIE subscriber, having been, for more
4 than two years, in constant and ssccess-
iul practice, now offers his services to the
public as BOrANIc PBYsIcrAN.-IIe would
respectfully inform the inhabitants of New
port and the adjoining towns, that he has re-
Gently removed from the corner Of Broad e.,
Collins streets, to the more commodious
house at the corner of Spring & Mill-strcets,
flor the better accommodation Of his numer-
ous patients, which are daily calling upon
him, where he will administer the PURE
THOMsoNIAN MEDICINES to such as may ia
vor him with their patronage. No pains will
be spared to render the patients comfortable,
and To restore them to health.
Situated in one of the most healthy places
in our land, the subscriber hattcrs himself,
that the advantages OF this lniirmary are sur
passed by few institutions of the kind in this
country. To his former friends and pat ons.
he tenders his most hearty thanks; and should
they stand in need Of his services, he is rca-
DIV to administer to them such remedies as
the Cop or NATURE has so bountifully scat
tered over our fields. This lnfirinary will be
conducted under the immediate patronage Of
Doct. SAMUEL THOMSON.
Ihomson's neto guide to health:
RobinsOn's Lectures:
Aud u t;eaeTal Assortment Of
TBoMsoNI.N MEDICINES,
constantly on hand and for sale at the mfr
mary. 4. GARDNER.
Ierms.--S3 for n course of medicine.
$3.50 per week for board, including light
medicines.
The Vapour Bath is now in readiness for
those who wish TO take it.
Newport, May 12th, 1896.