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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
RECEPTION OF GEN. HARRISON,
IN PHILADELPHIA.


Having learned that Gen. Harrison Woul leave
Baltimore for Philadelpha on Saturday morning,
a committee of gentlemen proc 'cdod 10 New Cas-
tic and thence to frcnchtowu, to meet and escort
him to Philadelphia. On arriving al the latter
place the Baltimore boat was seen approaching.
decorated with flags aud srearIcTs, indicating that
she had on board the distinguished individual to
whom the public eye is now every where turned.
Gen. Harrison was accompanied BY commit
Tee OIL Baltimore gentlemen OF distinguished
character, between whom and the Philadelphia
committee the most cordial greetings were inter
changed, & all of them entered the cars and pro-
ceeded TO New Castle. On approaching this
place it was perceived that trcas coEcoursc Of
people had collected, whose cheers we're almost
deaiening and were continued till after the Pha-
delphia boat had left the wl,arC-Aller coming on
board the latter boat. Mr.. Buchanan of the Bati-
more committee, addressing the General, said thai
II now became necessary for them to part with
him as their guest; that in taking leave of him as
ouch, il was with mingled emotions Of pleasure and
regret-regret that he could not proone his visit,
which had given them SO much gralifca,ion,-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

MOBILE, Sept. II.
From Ii, uicnantS GE>ysoN and Dunn, of the
United States Army, We have received Intorma-
lion OF The arrangements made BY Gen. Jrsrr for
the prosecution OF the fall campaign against the
Scminoes.
About the Isl Of September, the Tennessee
troops under Gen. ARMSTRONG marched for Tai
lahas,ec. On the loh, the regular troops
Mitchell, preparatory 10 their cmbar>aton for
Florida. The force destined for the camp ign
consists 600 rcanafs, 800 mrrnies, 900 Creek
warriors, 900 fenmSseo volunteers, and, il
deemed necessary 100 or 1000 al the Al hama
volunteer, now in service. These troops, with
the exception OF the Tennessee company, which
proceeded by land, will be transported down the
Chattahoochcc, aud thence in steamboats,, which
steps have been taken 10 have at Appalarhicoa
by the 25Jh il st nj, 10 Fort Brooke, Tampa Bay
Tie Indian warriors engaged by Gen. 1ESur
confidently predict that there viii be no fighting
The, say that the Seminole, will surrender, as did
eirpeo9lg, when llleN sec arr5yed against them
those who haow how 10 Geht them, aud from
expected coun,raanee and corporation. 1t is to
lie hoped these predictions viii lie verified. For
Two months to come, uoNjous dumps and nnWhole-
some v1porN viii brood over the >Wanps and
everglades Of Florida, moro deadly Than the lndi-
an rifle. lndci such circum-taHr. :, one may well
wish that speedy termination maH he PIT t. the
Indian dlaj,u}tr, ia that quarter aol the brave
fellows who have been sent on the ardaoos service
be permitted to return to lhrir Gresiins and their
friends.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

Islas-We have row beeh somd time without
intelligence from this section of the country. The
lares, information by ile way of NacoedoeheS Is,
thai Cen Houston would be STRONGLY supported
r5l the presidential chair Of tlic New Republic,
Four hundred mounted MrNlcans afe sad 10 have
appeared on this .ide Of tie i;'o Grande, "hose
obirfi WIS the protection of the lives and proper
~ o. such of trir friends Is may still be- within
the Il IT, Of Texas. Gen. Felix Huston has
ben ordered to the Rio Gfandr, with about the
sane number Of rexiaa,, 10 cncck the operation,
OF tire marAudcrs. y. q Zee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

The estimated expense OF making The Projected
ship AID steam boat canal around the Falls Of Nj
apafa, Is from two md bali 10 five millions OF
dollars. The locks are 10 be 200 feel long by 30
wide, lift generally not 10 exceed ten feel 10 each
lock The elevation 10 be snrmounicd IS 800 feet,
consequently there will be thirty locks Ills i,
indeed 4 nigautic PROJECT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
ss.g'CEEEsgRes s.sKsGE.SH,g.s'
Monday, October .. 1896.
LYNGlIBURG AND TENNESSEE RAIL
ROAD

The Commissioners Of the Lynchburg and Ten
nes,ee Road are requested to meet THIS EVEN
nc, at O'Clock, at the Office of the Merchants
SAVINGS Bank, over the store of Capt. NJ. w.
Davenport 1t is important that there be "A fall
attendance, and the Commissioners are earnestly
desired TO be present at the hour designated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

\ subscription Is on foot in London for the
purpose Of building fifty new churches in That me-
tropolis. The King has Subscribed ci0Oo, the
Qneen 200, the Archbishop of Canterbury
cl00o, the Bishop Of London $4,000, and I" -
clergyman seeking treasure in heaven" $1,000.
Fifty thousand pounds had been already obtained.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

\ canal is about IN be- constructed IN Ohio, CON
Meeting the river Mu>hngum with Lake Ere.
The length of the work will be 10 miles, and 1t
will pass over country requiring much lockagc.
The oosi is estimated al < 100000 In conncc-
ton with This work there will be slack water
igalion from the mouth Of the Musknpnn river on
the Ohio 10 the pom, AT which the canal will COM
uloncr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
NA,py.y' ssDOM.S. ~.

Ma + liANEJu received, the Dover and Viz
w ginia selection, and the revised edition of
Me hod>t Hymn Books ; also School Testamcnts,
School Bibles and great variety of School Books
MARTIN * LATHAM.
September Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

The City Council Of Charleston have erected IA
Monument over the remains of the gallant yolun-
lcerS who died in that city after their return from
the Florida campaign.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

W. he Enquirer says Of General HARRISON
-" that he is IA iederalist in theory. federal
Isl dboM internal Improvement, a fcderalis on U'
tarlli-that is, fedcralist to all intens and Pn''
poses, both on the raising and spending powers
OF the federal government" How perspcuon' .
how beautiful how cogcnt how annihlIa''ns
In it, obom it, on it, aud to it But yet MI
Rltch'e prefers this ,thorough-going tedtraha 10
the nnsnspectcd republican Hugh l.. White we
fear our friend of the Enquirer does not really ell"
tcrtaln such IA horror OF federalism as he aflecH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

Fon,.iaN teenis are said 10 have ar
rived IN Liverpool and commenced buying mp
wheat for the American market. The PhiIadcl-
piiia Sentinel states lhat this, liough Of fare occur
renee has happened twice within the II, ocction
al tlr editor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
g.spOk At 'Eags, SCHEMES!

Besides many OF o0s Cos. sos. los. &c. &c.
Tickets only so, halves -, qrs. 81 30.
For sale either by the package or single ticket at
tvefetts Office, where has been sold within the last
two weeks more Capital prizes than any other Of
fee IN Virginia. J. II. ANERErr X Co
Sept 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
AN IMPORTANT FACT-b

AN IMPORTANT FACT.-Il is stated in
the New York Express, what is deemed good
authority, that all the Presidential Electors of o.
hio, now living, who in 1882 gave their votes for
General Jackson, are now with single exception
friends ofGencral IAREtsoN,a and wW rofe far hiai
at the next Presidential election. Tie cIceptioa
IS ALSO well worthy Of note, a, Itself an eloquent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
FIRST .3RRII.IL or
Daily E.spcCseH.

case ofBonnets 1.-THE latest style.
N. BIT is my intention TO keep my stock %
Goods well assorted this and Ia sell them At pr
ccs that will give satisfaction. JOHN J. Pi RNlS.
Sept - Miwlf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
severely.


\ man named Inmes " ood has recently died
in Ensland and the executors of lis will are any
louS 10 fad heirs to nearly five million, Of dollars
The names required are Phlpous, Councils,
Helps, Goodakr, and Wood. American appli-
cations to be madc 10 Nh. Lacy, at the office
of the Albany Daily Advertiser.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
UlRD'.S PRIZE OFFICE.
FIRST door above the Franklin Hotel,
LINCUBIRG Ia.
Virginia ESc.l.bslrg lottery

GAS w. 8 for 1870.
10 be drawn at Iicfaaasia on Saturday Octo-
Der, Isl, 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15

condemnation, nv an expresson OF pnbIic scnfi-
ment, aud this | am willing To do. Owls" quotes
preccdcn,s from English history. By the the.
erk oi the British Government. thr king can do
no wrong; the Parliament is omnpolcnt, with un-
defined and unlimited powers, and tlc constitution
Is one oi prcccdcnts-and shall We TAKE example 5
from such government To Justify m act, which
would lay low the constitution oi this country and
+ the liberties oi the people,
Col. Mallory goes Ia combat the oplnlon,
expressed by some oi his as>ailanis, HAT IN oppo-
sing the c,puneng resolutions, he was acting
against the wishes Of his constituents. This
III expressly denie,-and he declares that the sub
lect was never aeltatcd in his count, nj ala fact
Which Is equally of other counties this amons
me nHmber, where we doubt whether II was hard
y spoken nl before NJ the election, since that
time Indeed. We doubt whether Il majority of
The an Buren, part, approve OF the eNpungine
process. Certain II u, We have hrard decided
Van Buren, m,n, declare, recently, lheir iisappro-
baton Of the measure; rs, IN yer, brici period,
when the fumes Of party spirit shall have c,apora-
ted, and mems minds free from prejudice, il
will be hootcd bs the und, rdcd voice OF all par.
trS
We must make another bret extract from Col
MalIor, letter, 10 winch We would invite the Sc
tion> attention 9th" people |, is thus
" am here 10 do the substantial business of the
tommon"ralth and God grant tina, the pco-
pie could see and know " ho are the working men
aud Who ate no,-who hey are iha, waste the
time and money OF the people ia IDLE debate aud
Improbable legislation"
surely time WAS never mon, unproGtahly spent
Than by the protract"d discussion of the E,punpino
resolutions -mpreii'lhlc even II that ucro a pro-
per process hut minte, nlolc So, ma, my
lis true light aS act OF >cr,ilc man Worship an
Offering To the wounded pride OF Gen. j., kson; II
lata' Inv 10 tie independence Of the Senate, bv
making il tl,r Instrument oil It's own humiliation II
the feet of the Executive I'll effected hy the
most direct, elarlne pnlpable and indrput5hic VI.
oaiion ot the CONSTITUTIONS that has ever been con-
summatca since the foundation OF the royein
mcnt.
Are the pc, pie asleep Ard will not tins out
rage arouse them from ticil >lrmbcr Is Samp-
>el shorn ot his STRENGTH, resting IN the lap OF III,
d. lflah, while tho ph,l,s,incs are upon linn. II
moi 1t is time tia, he were girlng mp hi> Ions lor
the battle tllat Is he luught--a battle which !, to
decide whether We live under Repro sentative go-
vernmcnt or Wheeler with the forms OF free IN
stinrons, under the rule OF one man
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15

!Ht. li9nms's Spc1ch.--Wr haze looked, in
'an IN the speech of the Ex-Prs sident, for those
exhibitions of power" which were said 10 have
marked IT'S delivery. 1t is perhaps as successful
an effort as any man could make 10 disprove fact,
In the teeth OF evidence. But ii fails, as all such
efforts must fail, in the accomplishment OF its pur-
pose. by the admission that Mr. Cambrccnc,
Tue chairman OF the committee of conference, fda-
ca 10 report to the House of Representatives tie
result OF that conference, and that consequently
'he House did not act upon the Three Million Ball
alter ITS return to that body by the senate, he con-
e'osNcly demonstrates hat the loss OF that bill Is
attributable directly to Mr.. Cambre eng, and midi
fec'yto the body OF which he VA, the organ, the very
'h'ng which he attempts todsprove; and rotntcs the
very position which he assumes, to Wit: that lis
loss Is attributable to the Senate, Nor will ii do
'of Nm to attempt to justify Mr.. Cambrelcng'S
"on'performancc of his duty, on the ground that
me constitutional function of Congress ceased at
Il O'Clock on the night Of the Sd OF March, before
winch hour Mr.. {. was not prepared to report,
since he clearly shows Tie absurdiy of this posi-
hon, even were the allegation true, as ii has been
SHOWN to be false, that y o'clock had arrived be-
lore the committee of conference WAS prepared 10
make its report
But Mr.. Wsc's' speech, which We shall conf
"ence IN our next, will set this matter right-and
We therefore deem it unnecessary to make any far
o,er Comment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15

day wit, Joseph Smith. Gabriel Smith, and
Hugh Mccormick. The no,cs passed, aal offered
10 he pas ed, were on thc United States Bank, and
payable AT Lyaoi5ars," where there is no branch
ct that Bank. Nv a>hinelon, DC. &c. &c.
There was considerable amount of money in
notes (eoed and had) |. und en- ,hem-most OF the
coant'rIcli>, 10 mites. Tie prisoners say TIN,
man named Sncad, of Rockbridce county. VI. is
The fr nclPal IN the affair There were al,o notes
OF $50 ON the Bank ofthe Valley, found IN their
possession supposed In be base connlcrlcii>."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15

u Liberty street, near the corner Of Nassau.
ana Immediately opposite the Middle Dutch Church,
IN the vicinity also othc City Congress Hall aud 9th
e. Hotels:
l.. :, TO. having by the late destructive con-
Narration 81 hec. II. iS;ij. LOST Their entire stoek
oi ''"os aud Store. tako erca pleasure IA informing
me" hicnds aud the pubic that they hase for
the present removed tn thr ahoyc co,nfnndons ard
ncwi, built Store whcrc dizzy are now op.u,ua a,
cnth" ne" stoek al FANCY ND STiPIE SIX
6ooDS, umbrellas. faras"iS, Stocks English aud
tcfmau HOSIERY &c, with ! variety of nthr, ~
aud desirable Articles, which tie, Offer f sale 1t the
lowest rticss Tor approved paper ore.sh. per c.ut
discount.
New YORK Feb. 10 7tT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
WHITE AND TYLER ELECT ORAL
TItkET

TIN Whig Convention convened Il, the Cup
toI III richmond Last "Wednesday, adopted the lu
loving Electoral T,eket:
|. William Collins of Norfolk county,
:. John trquhar of southampton,
). liam Il. Johnson u: Chesterfield,
/. Nuh AleN"5dcr Of McckIcnbnrs,
>. Allen " ll,on of tumhejlaul,
=. James Saunders ol Campbell,
I. Joseph Martin of llcnry
s. Hobrn NJ Chndh>h oi YORK,
q. VI llliam i. Tlslot ol Cofoline,
10. eu1tr; ". Carter Of Richmond county,
II. Chapman johnson al Richmond cll,.
II. " Hmm T. Gordon of Nhcmarlc,
IL. john l.. Mdtkc of Sp"t,stlsaal,
II. John JannoN OF Iondoun,
L.. Challe> james Faulkner Of Berkeley,
To- john l.. ID. Smith 81 cGcrI,k,
II. Joseph Cravrns Of Rocklneham,
IL Br,scoc G. Bdldui of Anausta,
10 Horny Er>kinc al Grconblirr,
20. John L. Mathews OF WNhc,
p. Nillran L. l!arI,, OF Smvrh,
p. joel Shrewsbury of kanaw.a,
%. Moses W. Chaplue OF OHIO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
s.OOki,..GIas. Plates. Nc.

JUST RECEIVED a large lot Of I,oki g-Glas,
- Plate assorted sizes Gass Scfcm and Spind2.
fHh't'te haohs good assortment Of ASTRAL
lNhPS m3p'r, Codch aai Picture Frcme Gt7ss
-Nlso, on hand hne Ptdei rasiars Cat Gtrss Bot
hrs eliSs, Ssc. Beads aud Necklace; fine WHITE
,Nh "otb-ntNp tnNA DINNER. Asp SUPERIOR
'nINA Ten zSEI* superior Sha,ing and I oilet
9"'p b"N Et'hing Gtta. TrnbIcrs aud Music
Az 81 winch NIL be tsnni low. the China Store
"i JOSEPH u. EVANS.
January % w2w,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
At AUCTION.

I a TIL RSDtY, the 18th instant I Wilt sell,
~ N from Of my Auction Room, four or FIVE Va
luab'c NEGROES.
: on ) Feather Beds aud Furniture,
splendid Mantle Looking Glass,
Very Nice Tuilrtt do do,
Mahogany S,.Ic !;oari,
or3 do Bureaus.
set Dinine r..bcs,
Ward Robe.
Piano Forte.
Very Finr Carpet
-er kni.cs aud roflsq. t12 p.. very fne1
'oo lbs Family made soap.
boxes RaeA Tur iIi..
'otinn aud frn to,tnterpanes.
y y 'n'e '4ersr fafpcntnc Soap. Candy. Raisins.
Rock INDY 'loch,. : nilea. Rridle. &c. Sc.
" SdI" Ia commence II ~ o'clock.
CHARLES PHELPS, IRe'r.
Feb. - ,ds Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15

~ \ Convention Of die friends of Gen liar
rson WAS in session At Albany AT our las, ta,rs.
convened for tic purpose of framing an Electoral
Ticket John ". Taylor, some years ago Spea-
ker of the House of Representatives, was chosen
Prrsidcrn. They seem 10 be s,ngnnc of obtain
ina The vote of New York against Van Buren,
but we doub, it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15

O. Tie Winchester Republican and Wheeling
Times are harshcr upon " TIE .Sainoennai'
tI'aa we were. The latter declares rlat it, pub
Usher should be sent to the house Of correction or
to the pcncn;ary. We clad to see other,
besides ourselves, condcmnins that infamous pub
licatiop
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15

& = \ wrter in the B'ltimore Patriot non,i
macs Henry A. Wise, the intrepid and talented
Young Nmginan Il next President. RAIDER soon.
Let hin, ,arry AT Jericho till III, beard be
erown.' If tic frut equal the promise of The
flower, lie mny look forward % tina, station, at
some future day, with undoubting condolences.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
Is CnaNCEKY.

Inc defendants. thu heirs nj law OF George D.
Saunders, decd, not having entered heir appear
ance and given security according the act OF az.
senbiv and the rueS % this court and IT apc ,rns 10
the Satisfaction Of the court that they are not lhi.
bants OF this commouwca on tho IN oliou of the
plaintiff, b counsel II Is ordered. that the said de
PENDANTS, One hers AT law of the said George d.
Saunders dee d,) do appcarh here Tile first Monday
in May next, aud answer the plaintiffs bill end thar
a copy OF this or''er be forthwith published in the
I.ynchhurc Nirg,nan. for two months successiyel,
anithat another copy be also posted at - front
door OF the courthouse of this county.
copy--tcste,
81. q. CARPER. n. c.
Feb. - vor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
TIL. WEATHER.

We have hcen favored by friend, with III, follow
M state Of the Thermometer during the late cold
spell. From these observation, the Thermometer
has not hceu As low, by five degrees as 1t was
l1st "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15

o." Col. Thomas NJ. Bondurln, was announced
Al the last buckingham Court, a Candidate to n
present hs distinct IN the State senate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15

lianry Clrper sheriff of Franklin county. a,I ~
such. almnl,'fntor of George ID. Saunders. d,e.1..
DanrI Ferguson and Fleming Saunders administers
tons with The lliannexed OF rieasa,t saunders, dec
and the sad Fleming Saunders, IN iS own
night, and samuel Hale and the her, At law OF the
satI ''for!e ID Saunders, decd, tni,,n ntmcs are
nnhnowh) Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
INST

Charles Henry Lynch, executor Of Anselm Lynch.
a"t Il, Joseph chiffon aud Margaret his wife. John
scot, Edwin Pnce and Susan his wife Robert
scott, Mania l. cttwich aud Thomas Aldridpe and
J"h'tt ms "Iit, Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15

Nle>andorlirrai. administration le hon.s non with
.he vii aaneNed. OF John ,aell, decd, Samuel
hrtt~d, - aciat oi die oorPortttou ot sne.bure,
att, drc'd and Jinie, e Boed. administrator wit,
the will anne sed, Of fmlip RoAr, deed. Dc.ts.
II appcuia. 10 III lrItra Of the court from
The bliI thu irsz III ia ,ll, he an.nrr OF the
defendant J,ma~ 4 Nian4llln thcfatD, an the bI
oi the sui d"nrmnl ia the ond ease, tourhin, tho
>Ain' ulerl thu ,e.rr,i ,uhlecrs te uoi acted up
On by tie alblttttpt n Wi - interest account
fhf balances "n' 81 tIn' buols dc cotaiu,c iab-
lty ot Monmlu toi drhfS due. winch he had in a
ialn at collection, aud TOT wirrh he would be ac-
counable wncu crii,oi,l .--aud 10 thal the PM
"c1'ms 81 John l5neh scal :. upun Aoolnan tor
certain bonds subject 10 such payments ~ has bccu
made, were not aeiHdei ~ The a"drd Tie atb,tr,-
toiH alorcsdii /, considered by The court that the
oi,lct ot die lth dN uf November. IS9:I relerr,nr
the accounts To oumlselouer NnhoGY. which re-
m3Ins uneNcratcd, siloud he enlarged ~ TO en-.
htie" The several SUBJECTS aiuit>nd and j.. tie said
fnthonY has crscd Ia br i 'ouatnIs>, ouc the court
tnih o1ds, that nur Of tn t'omn, .loncrs of the
cont Il" take aud stoc m account between the par
hro ioicsJid leA pectug Ia" several subjects aiorr-
sad, regarding tlr award aforesaid. Is concluding TN.
parties only 10 the actual STATE 81 the books OF the
several hfms mentioned N the lnr II w. made in
winch, II ~ eltots apncdr 90 tue buels which cs-
c4Ifd TIC Lltrniiun ~ tn, arhitriiolz the same NAV
bt cor cod, ana report Tie c cc,lit, wiil,
any matters specially stated. Thought pertinent by
himself, or required by 'hr parties IN bc 81 stated
\ eoPy--fc,to,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15

onthe motion al the defendant. Charles II. Lynch
ny r"Hci 10 dissolve the III uEetion awarded IN this
cause "h the lth day OF October i-.d, to restrain
the sad defendant, Charles II. LYNCH executor Of
Nuselm Lynch, dec d., his agents. attorucys and all
oihers concerned. from all further proceedings ON
t"o judgments obtained by that d. .eulsn in the SUI
p"fIof court OF law ior the county of Campbell the.
one AGAINST the plaintiff, Thomas !. Garden, and the
other against the plaintiff, iieniy T. Earlv guar
dian OF the plaintiffs. David L. Scot aud Ann b.
scott; the court, on consideration OF the bill the
answer Of thu defendant and exhibits and after hear.
lng counsel IN opposition thereto, doth reject the
motion, and doth refer II to OF the Comns s.o,~
crs, Ia t.he of the administration of Ans
lem Lynch, dee H.. upon the estate of Robert
Scott dec d. anl the esatecs OF the said Robert
Scott aud report the To the court with anv mat
ief' specially stated drought pertnen, by HIMSELF
o. required by tue parties 10 be SO stated.
y cory-ieste,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
DAEOUCYUS.

4G. Just received. tso handsome North.
- c.S' en- made l,atauehes, with extension
- tops, aud for sale At Reaehs old stand.
~ SAMUEL AYRES.
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