Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
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Died, suddenly. at the residence of James s.
Wood, ESQ, in Botctonrt County, on Friday. 10Th
December, 1876, Col. jaws C,RrMltI, l'rcsi-
dent ol the Bank Of Virginia, NJ buchanan and for
many wears A citizen Of that town.
seldom, 4 ever, has an event occurred IN the
county, ahere Col. Cartmill wis - we'll and So
laNorabiy known, whiei, has produced more poig-
nant regret, and occasioncd Il deeper aud more
general slnahi, than ms sudden and untinely de-
cease. lie Wis long and ntimatel, known in his
native county, wilerr thu usefulness Of his eours,.
through hlc, procured fur him the respect aud rs
iccm OF all, while the hrnt,olencc OF his character
and the warm kindness, aud omen sincerity of lbs
manners, entitled each individual to look upon
him IN the light OLA steadias, personal friend. Il
may, indeed, be truly said, that few have been
more fortunate than the deceased, IN winning the
friendship aud co6ciliatine the regard ol the good
aud ,irtuous among WHOM. he lived, and while the
manly virtues which adorned In, Character, and
proclaimed the steady integrity of his hear, en-
dear his memory 10 the relative and numerous,
friends, WHO deplore his death, soclotv of which
he vas so lately an useful aud beloved member,
sustains = loss which time may mitigate but cannot
supply.
Col. Carinill has been nsclnllv and l,onorably
known throughout the Commonwealth. As an OH
cei, during the last war, he repaired with his cont
mahd 10 tho scepe of danger, and threatened at
tack, prepared with heart and hand. TO defend that
independence wii,i, his sire before him had aid
ed 10 achieve. He often represented his native
county IN tho Legislature, and lis not the least
evidence of his singular merit and widespread
popnlafli, that he was enabled to do SO, although
known 10 dillcr widely in political sentiment from
those who clothed HIM with their couldcnce. At
the period oi his death, he presided over the Branch
Bank of Virginia, established AT Buehanan+,
trust which he discharged with credit to himself
and advantage 10 the Institution. When such "A
man is snutelcd suddenly from an active partici-
patton in those useful and public spirited labors
which enrol his name among the couniry's bcne-
factors, il is no idle cant 10 declare that his los. is
a public calamity.
VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clerks OF
' fec OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
I hancety, for the town of I.ynchbuts, the 9th day
of December, lS:b6
Nlliam W. Peyton, administrator de bonis non
OF id"hd Henry, dec plt'fls.
AGAINST
Patrick II. Fountain, Na'hl. w. Dandr,dgc and
Martha hi VIE, John Fountain, Patrick II. Fonn
tam, u. Edmond Il cdd and Sarah his wife, William
II. Roane, Ann II. lio,ne, Sarah Ann Trapuall,
Philip Aylctt, William |. Fountain aud Ssr,h his
wife, Philip Fitzhugh aud Mary his wife, aud Betsy
Moore and Ann IL. hoore, infants, by commissioner
Benagh, specially as igncd then guardian, dcfsts.
The Defendants Sarah Ann Trapnall. no, having
entered her appearapse and gsen security according
to tue At .. .%.sselnbly ana ule o',",'ts - tins CVut.
ava It appearing by satisfactory evidence, that qme Is
not an ~nlabltant of this country 1t il ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on the first
day olllic next term and answer the bills OF the PLAN
thf and that a copy OF this order be forthwith IN
serted IN some newspaper printed IN the town OF
Iyuchburg. for two months SUCCESSFULLY, aud posted
At the flontdoot of the court house, IN SAID town.
~cePy-Testc.
j. ROBES, OK.
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