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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
RESOLUTIONS.
In rsnfral .3pegGly. Oh. so.

In rurral .1s,ersJiy. OF. 80. 1898.
RoOirof. The Governor and Council eoncurrng
herein, Tha, tie Treasurer Of the State be- and be
hereby IL. authorized 10 settle and arrange, OF
saeh terms az he may ihiuk proper and equitable
ell claims for taxes due previous 10 the year one
thousand eight hundred and thirty.
fConeured Nov. 2, 1881
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
lConeurrsd Nov. ., 1885. !


IN C0uneU, sNop. 40, Icoo.
Roeirsd, TIE House Of Representatives con
esring herein. That hereafter oil bills, which
shall be suspended by the Governor and Council
shall be published with the laws; aud The Secre-
tsry % State is hereb, directed to such sus
pended bills TO be so published in his annual com
pila,o Of the laws Of each year.
Concurred Nov. 10, 1881
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
In General AuemJly, Nor. O. 1885,.

Rsroive9. The Governor and Council concur
riny herein. That the experimenting committee OF
the new State House is hereby authorized TO sell
and dispose Of the old State House by auction or
private sslo as he may think beet, and apply the
svals thereof towards the expenses of the new
state House.
fConcurred Nov @ 1881
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19

- hs.a.s ,su ,eA isi bpass saA fs' aihs' ~
-. =, sus si.s .aas o. hereby rsgrtle8 thd -
-. ,s,,es tAr iIa. jsin Nsn Sirllo. jeaip's ~
,..,,,rr,ns ~ So ra-u's - Chiirneen. - h"'eet
,...cs,.1 80 yyrffarru AZ ,hs Ssise' ea1'"'a ope"
"a LA, fs,sfh 80 81 snt perform ~ faid 90
"a "a ~,oarrsls wtis tho Nsr. Uenfy y. -
"A l~~~A seen. iwo q tss eesnun - "a
=, a. n era.si,si.ag ne s.l, "" -, -.
60, ,r,ss...s q IT, ~fsS''sa' '@s~' WV
t.issl tsasl
Tsxorry Assli, e.. q ssas's.
Nc. ~.
Al Al, sasrsias the tews II woas.Sry " To
seua, Il wsss.a-teu. ssi fos Other 2srpose..
sse /. hs krssy rsssf.d ~ ~ Corral 10
.sslss Of ia Slss u rtSzsrf. Ths' from and II.
~ Sc tAs..ng e ihis act, the town q Weodam-
>, m tie eosslt Of cale5on.a. ~, sst I Is hereby
", ever y0r,ets soserel TO The soa1y on wash
.ns,sa.
"a. hs lsres, gsriLor cAsoisi That the town
IL wooS,sry shall from end slter the ss.stog Of
tn. AT be srsened 20 the probate elf;neI a
Wshingion.
h Oss.nai .l,sonbjy, .Nsr. !. 1884
Read tie third uas. IAsssJ, aud ordered to bs
.eat 10 .hc GvssrBor sad Council Nc.
L. d. BAsprn Cers.
II COsacii Nor. 8. 1884
Received to sUtpeed The passage Of ,his bull III,
the nsri scssioa u the Legislature.
q u. M.ssBA, Secretary.
Ia Gsaergi .7ssessbiy Oct. 10. 1888
Reed the frs, and second time, and ordered
10 10 read a third time to morrow morning.
y. II. SsuH Clerk pro ten.
IN Geaorai .i,ssnbiy Oct. H. 1888
Read the THIRD time and ordered to lie on the
table.
o. II. S.uH Clerk pro tenn
H. General .i.crabiy Nor. 3 1885.
Called up and passed. aud II has become law.
o. II. SaIa, Clerk pro ten.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19

PAINFUL AcciDESr.--Lost evening, little past
INNS o'clock, party Consisting Of seven per.
sons, who had been to o;tcno tho wedding Of
friend in Westbrook, were returning into town in
double sleigh, when descending the hill in Strou,-
water village, the sleigh slowed round, broke one
of the runners and threw them all out Miss
Nancy Wnslow, aged abou, 20, daughter Of M.
Albert Winslow, was taken up speeches., carried
INTO a neighborng house and expired about ten
o'clock this morning. One other lady, we under.
stand, was somewhat injured, though not danger
Portland Duly Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19

The store and goods Of s. w. Stone & Co. at
re'k'nsv'lle. VI. were consumed BY fire on the
morning Of the 29th uii. Loss 4 sOO0--is,arsd
in the Mutssi HHei0.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19

N'oseph w. Robinson, Of Brewer. Me. IT wear.
Of sge, hung himself in his room last week. He
was student IN Brewer Academy. lie had open.
iy declared his determination to commit suicide
assigning as the reason. tina, ia consequence
Of ismeness, he should always be despsed. Hs
was otherwise a promising and much esteemed
youth.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19

11AsD OFFICE rRAuDs.--The Louisiiua Courier
states that frauds to very great extent have been
committed 10 The State. by entering lands on Gorg.
ed claim, sustained by perjury. The Courier
says; $50 extensive have these frauds been rs ON,
Information induces US Ia believe, that there is no,
an acre Of land west of The Mississippi. and south
OF Red river, that has not been covered"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19

Y AFRcpoTe.-A farmer once hired Vermoa,e,
TO assist IN drawing logs. The Yankee, whe,
there was log TO lil, generally contriyei to Sc
cure tic smallest end. for which the farmer chss
tiSed hlm, and told him always to take the butt
end. Dinner came aud Nth il sugar loaf Indian
pudding. jonaiha- sliced OF generous portion
Of the largest part and giving the farmer via.
exclaimed, "ai.eays take he bun eadr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
.vt,c and !Seesoan1fe Goods.


The Boor1 gf 7'to3t Of ho City q Neo lotk, 70
spectfuiig addresses he toiioteiag tiRGt TX 10
The Merchants Of Tie acd States 'eho ffedt NTH
this city,
NDU are aware that on the night oil the 18th al
Il December last, Unprecedented tnnflagfas
ton destroy I'd important portion OF OH City, be
tw cen all and Broad streets, embracing the Stores
of many wealthy aud ontefpfising Merchants.
Lest an apprehension should prevail that tins loss
may render our Merchants unable 10 furnish the usn
al amount AID variety of merchandise heretofore eN-
hibed in this market the Board OF Trade have much
satisfaction in giving assurance that the Merchants
whose stores destroy ed lave removed Ia oshe1.
aEd prepared from fresh imp"ftatlons, To eonin
their business with Then usual assntlmenis.
The Board OF Trade, therefore, deem II propsf 10
give this public suianee tllf none need postpone
their usual time of visiting the Cry, confident that
they will find the market we'll supplied usual,
md their correspondents equal, able to suppl, then
demands. Is, order Of the Boapd.
HUGH AtCliiN'IOSS. Pres't
JOINS Ely, Ho-ctdg. Sec'y.
New lorl Feb = Ut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
Valuable isca. Estate For sale.

fiNli. subscriber, wishing remove. offers 10 sell
~ exchange for Western Lands, his Estate
lStuE upon both sides Of Roanoke river, near he BIZ
liCk IA The county OF Botrtuurt. II IS divided b,
thu ifcl INTO equal portions of 500 acres each. one
oi which Is principally valuable rs an meNIau>t,,lc
tcscnc al tlmbcr for The support of the other, upon
which Inc Improvements are situated. The lmpfoy-
d molsty has about 800 acres cleaned OF " IIcn 200
y = compact aud uuhloAcn b tom ot gicat fertility
ana The residue ui the cleared land turcthcr with
the gfeaier portion of the unc'carcd, well adapted
Tie several staples OF the country. The Mansion is
III hne, nearly new "A pam, but comfortable,
"" , a%"''. e" tn" "S ".os %%%,'"'gn 1n%
situated on commanding cmincncc, and surround
I'd by beautiful Grove. The Oyctsccr's house Ne
efo hut, Wheat Machine and House, stables Com
9Th Ae. Ne, atc OF the best kind, and most clieiby
situated 10 strangers, who atr Unacqualn,cd with
ms section o Ho'ctomt, II may he well to remark
that oi sa,ub,;'' Of Innate, fertility OF soil, aud cx
ccllcnte oi society, has lcN parallels. Tie suh
sctlher would hr willing to take NcgrorS 81 Cotton
Land ia south ilabama m exchange iof the estate
NM L\NGHORNE.
Od.9 WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
r e II M 8.

The term, of service will BE- .2J the SEASON.
payable before the expiration SO ior insurance,
payable Wien the Tact is as,cliaiuel, or the Mare
parted with. si5 IT,. single leap, pay ab,c at the
time oil service, and dollar 10 the groom in cy-
cry case.
Extensive and excellent pastures ad joining town,
and wheat aud erds> lois for mares aud foals all
gratis. Mares fed Al - cents per day. Servants
sent 10 TAKE charge oil mares boarded gr0tis.
Careful extra eioons provided to attend to feed
ing, sailing aud pas,tring all mares sent to TIL,
horse. The striclcst attention shall be paid, and
every esrrlion to proven, accidents or escape.
but no liability for either
Ii Is desirable that special directions be sent
with each mare, saving whether lIcy 10 be pa,
by season, insurance OF single lccp, or Whohcr to
bt fed with grain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
re Dl n = i

TOBACCCUNi$T va,goIby Gohanna, (vho
is purely an English horse III booj,) ard, judging
from the very hieh price, fFoartee" 1hoaroad
Fire Unnd, I'd Dotiars eoSh) for which he sol last
Fall, nus, be considered the most valuable Stock
Horse II America nj tie present dav.
Tobaceonisl's dam Yankee Maid bv Bali,
llorzcl, Che iinri>aIicd laccr oil his day, and she
Of Revenge, Cnpbcalcr, Defiance, Tuckahor
Lil'lc Billy lladdeus, and many other racer, }
. dam Wm. K. John>on> celebrated race mare
Maria, by Bay Yankee; (Almia is well known to
the sporting world, having lcatcn the cclc rated
horses Sir Alfred and Duroe, in the ercat twenty
mile raee,) . dam Green, Old Crcr mare ly
Celer, the best son OF Imported Janus . 90 dan,
by Partner dc by Morton's imported Travcl-
Ter, oai Of Selma, by the Godolphin Arabian J
gggg dam by Apollo; Cue by imported Fear
naught, o0t oi SPotswood', imported Cullen Ara
ban mare } go dam nv imported N,lirilj
egggre dam BY imported Janus cggeggg
dam by imported Jolly Roger, &c. &c.
From the above ped'tfec, it viii be seen that
Iobdctontst la, descended from most ds,ingui,l,-
ed ancestry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
.N'O7'ICE.
f.b. Is

4 IL those having claims against the estate OF
I u the late Pleasant Rowan, dec, are respect
fully rogue ,tcd 10 make them known as early a,
possible, TO the bscribci--ihos. indebted To that
estate, are, IN like manner fcIu. sicd 10 call on
the subscribers and make paymcnt.-lt is believed
that there many debts due 10 the decedent, in
regard 10 which there is no existing account or
memofandun.-Such debtors, ii any, would be
doing act of Justice To the estate OF the deceden,
bs appri1ine the undersigned of the amount due
from thcn. LlLBl'RN H. JOHNSON,
Administrator Of Pleasant Ro~on, der.
Feb u 27F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
Negroes ~ Auction.

DlKSl Ant 10 decree OF the county court Of
Bedford, pronounced at the January term. IN
the east OF Morgan, Ne. Turner aud " lie, Nc !;
the undesigued Commissioners, will sell AT the
Of Pre- ton X lcitwich, in said county, on the 18th
day oi February next, NAit ABLE SLAVES.
consisting oi man, women and children. The SAID
sltc, beloua To the estate of Moidccd Morgan dee
aud hlsc been surrendered by hl- widow. for division
among his distributes. The sale viii be on Il credit
oi twelve mouths, the purchasers gnIn. bonds with
approved ,ecuuty. The undersigned VIII convey no
Other title 'haa Is vested IA hcn by the deed aorc
sud CIIRIST'R MORGiNl
JESSE MORGAN Com6iiss'fs.
JOHN LAXENBN, \
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
vALWABLE REAL ESTATE.

'A'lIE subscriber, as agent ofWm. Lewis, E>u.
u will sell most drSimhlc Tuctol and l,ina
one mile from thu Biz Lick and containing lbonl 400
acrcs, b OF which is first rate Roanoke bottom and
the residue rich highland. The who'll" Tract is very
Pfodoc'Ncin all the various crops usually cultivated
III cur climate, lies unusually level ard is .l,ccp-
ulleoi leine made, AT a small expense, one of the
most beautiful and desirable residences. in the
country The Dwelling House is comfortable. and
the out-houNcs excellent. The proportion Of wood
land To that which is cleared is more than snfici-
net Bonds or Negroes, of suitable aocs. would be
taken IN payment for tins property.
NM LANGllOR\E.
Boctou,t, February H. WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
VAEUADLZi REAL UawAux3
FOR SALE, VI Auction.

ID RSl MT decree OF the Comfy G ann; rt
Amherst. pronounced Al the December tc,r.
i01. III the CO. oil = " aul. GUARDIAN rs n,iu,,
mld others, dependn. IN SAID totit IlIe anderson,
ed appointed a special Commissioner ion the nm,
pose, vi" proceed 10 sall. 10 the highc>t bidder b,
Way oi public auction, before the front door of Iob,,
Il. u, Paynes AUCTION Room, ON FIl,>. the ll,,
day oi March, lN''6, that tract Of LAND. lyju, i'm
AmherS' county .near Schnnlfelds Fcrv coat,,ii..,
Five Hundred Acres. (morr or less, of which
the late Henry =. Wand died seized adir,l.iu, tho
lands OF {. Dabnes, Thomas love aud Others. br
,ns pant ri the tiact conveyed by the said icnrv C.
W art III hls hietme, In tie undersigned, and James
lanphn, n trust, 10 secure debt due tn JlrnI
Haas, by deed duly recorded IN the Clerks office of
AMHERST County, Che balance having been sold by
.he sad II. {. Ward, in his lifetime" to Thomas
lore)
This Land Is we'll fmbered and Of known fertility
and lies IN the immediate vicinity of the town of
i,nchbnrg. Person, DESTROYS OF purchasing. aIr
invited 10 sisi and examine II. Nr. ,uIcu2o Nor
veil who has now possession, will show it to such As
may so desire, before the day of sale The terms
prescribed IN the decree. undcl which the Land viii
neN 10 be paid in cash-onc third III twelve months
and the remaining thlrd IN two years. The two last
payments 10 be secured by personal security, and the
title retained until the shall be DISCHARGED and
10 carry interest from The day of safe.
CHARLES l.. MOSBY. CARR
p Saie to becondhetd By Joln H. d. P0Uoe.
fuctionc,r
Feb. ,lIu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
TOBACCONIST.

TE'Iils celebrated Young Horse has bcca rur-
chased At hel, price, with the view of ma
king bsnchburg his permanent stand. His own
crs respectfully ask and confidently expect, the
patronage Of le public 10 sustain them in their e.
forts improve the Stock of Horses ia hi, part
oi teinia.
IOBAtGONlSi j. now at his stand la
L,nebbnig, III ino health aud ygor and will com
inenee his season on the Isl oil Mach, and end Isl
July
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
Sale or UHlm0Eye Negroes.

NTILL be sold on Saturday, the pal, day OF
w tin prescott month. At my house, on the
Lynchburg aud Salem Turnpike road, near the
TOW Of Lvnchburg, FIVE NEGRO SLAVES, be-
longing 10 the estate OF Pleasant Rowan dee. con.
si,iing Of Woman and four Children unusually
likrly.-Terms Cash.
LII.BURN n. JOHNSON.
administrator 81 Pleasant Rouda, dc.
F,b. Is Ill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

The postmaster at Jackson, Mississippi. cndor-
ses on the back o, letter post-marked January
the 18th, that THOMAS H. Dickson was killed on
mat day, about two miles from thai town, by the
accidental discharge OF his own gun while on a
hunting excursion. He was the eldest son oC
General David Dickson, now member Of Co,
sress from that state. He was the MAYOR of the
town in which he lived. had nearly completed
the 9th year of his age, and had just menced
The practice of the law, in which he bid fair to OK
Gel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

VTIRGTNIt. to si,;-At rules held II the elefh
offce Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Ia" ann
Cbancerv fot the county Of Amherst Oh MONDAY Tue
ith das II January. 10: -
iiche.d J. Waugh fidhiih'
IpginSi
james L. tppln- All David APplins, ez or oi
Tl,,, ,,t,l,uq. drr.d Defendants.
l. ouANeEEY.
The defendant. jam, .ApPns, rot having g.
tered hi- appearance md elsen security according
IL the 1rf al Assem- !, All the nslas Of tbs cenri
and 1t appearing u, satisfactory evidence that he Is
not an u15itaul 81 tl.is eoufnonn lltG; on motion
o the plaintiff rs lis caausel. II Is ordered tina Tie
sand dricudau. James X. ippng, do appear here
ou OF before Tie FIRST day ii the neN APnl tenn Ia
a,,w cr e bill ol the plaintiff aud that copy Of tbs
order BE- forthwith inserted IN tie l.,schbufe itel-
nlu Tor Two month, #tssi1ely. aud posted At the
font door Of the eotr .euse III said county.
\ Cops-Tesfc.
JOHN THOMPSON. Jn. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

MELANCHOLY OccuRRrNcF.-On Sunday MGR.
ninP' Mr.. William g. Hands, while disclarging the
nui'es OF organs' in Trinity Church, in the city of
baltimore. fell from his seat at the organ and i'm.
meolately expired. Medical aid was immediate
y called, but too lste-lifc was extinct 1t is
Na'.a that Mr.. Hands was ia the enjoyment OF
good health.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

TO tho Merchants CT Virginia:
FFNllE subscriber hnine bern amongst the sucr
i cr, in the great confederation OF The 10Th and
l7th of December aud .o.t his entire stock OF Goods
beg leave To iniotm hls customers aud Purchasers
generally thai lac mad, immediate preparations 10
get up fresh supply, ,nd nov h1s the pleasure OF
acquantnG thcu, thu be diil, receiving itont ms
MNNIIACTOKN, thc various 1ieles III his Lit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
LAND ECR SALE

4 \ the 10Th day "t February, IS;n there will be
~ sold, upon the premises, N public auction, tn,
tract oi LAND, Containing four or five hundred
aelts) upon which Iachmah isbcli, dee d. lorn,c,l,
,'>"e'' on ''''f' 'trrN ~ the 'oantN oi Amhcs
" Is represented as valuable piece of and and
cildcSrnlng the attcutiou of purchasers
The sale Will be made npuisuaurc of a decree ol
lht ooh'N cunt ct Amherst, entered up, during thc
Last summer, IN the case OF .>hcll rs. lShrn "
T,tmS-\ credit of one and two wears! canal IN.
s'a,'n'e' the pun, h'-cr g'mg bonds with GOOD PER
seal scrullt>, and de ed OF ru, upon the ,,r,n,,
81, Ia secure the payments.
S\Nl. GARLAND
CHS W. CHRISTIAN 'om -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
20 "a eSsDl.S;ssS,

W. have now on hand a very general ool hand
w some assortment oil ;'nafflr and Curb Bits
Stffnps, Coach, Cry aud other Mouutuo IN sets and
separate, i'oeale, nj every description; Nurngalc
Hooks aud Rugs; Stalnng, Wor,tcd and Cotton
NeIb'ns. selee, silk Thread. Morocco. ,Ihccp
seal aid lloe SKINS, Saddle r,crs, Tachs, sc. Nso
English Eflle Filings aud Martuetlc,. lu. ,..n,l'
nent ot S5ddiels Tools; also, Carriage Lace Tas-
sels AID Fringe, Handles, Locks Springs and steps
Nc. otr assortment has never before been so rood
end We pledge ourselves sell rs low as any n,rr,
house IN lf1laia Purchasers are Respectfully re-
4orNi'd 10 call AT the Sign If he Goli,n inrjl
l.. i. R!t AtDS 4 co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
SANl. \RIA\D,
chs. W. CHRISTIAN. ( Com =

The do"cr interest Of the widow of IachaIlah l.,
bell deceit III the Land above dcscribc1 l,ii., been
purchased hN {. lsbrll, decd. IN his life time notice
Is hereby gwen, that that interest VIII be sold Al thr
sa'n" TIM" and place. Tenn, made Known ON the ,la,
81 sale "heh the DEGREES and plas viii he all c>hl-
hitrd. ~ it, G\Rl,ND
ido,la's r.r'h he wWaamItd IF Chrs. is6tH. dec'1
Jan. p vtn1F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
DESCDTyTION.

TOBACtONIST was bred by ]. ". Wmrcc,
Esq. oi Chesterfield county, Virginia, aud viii be-
years old TN, Spring. he is a ,ch Hood dag,
black legs, main and tail, iull sixteen hands one
inch high 81 high racing form aud beauty; SIT
pcrior action aud nlo,l commanding appearance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
"a. S'DRI %

OF n''o" compIeNlon and who is said TO have wife
u, inhGe Edward county. Andrew was boupb, Inv
nr' Robert Payne, Tor the corporation of ,unIsyiIla
c.'o','' m Richmond, last summer. and ranawa,
n po'I M ''Nhe' with another negro named jim in
ne Gun OF June last, who onthel Wa, TO ,taban,,
Jim has since been taken. '''''
\, ooeIef may apprehend said negro vii apply 10
Wv, Jnn' t. H. Payne Lynchhurs. where the m,oe,
WI" be deposi'ed.to pay the above reward.
GEORGE 7. BEIRNE
10. o, i'dyo. efthe torn Of Hpntsu.ie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
PERFORM NOES

TOD NcONlST has ria 10 races, at all Dis
tances from 10 ! mile heats and has won at each
distance Fora inll aud accurate account Of each
race aud In, extended Pedigree, ste Lyuchburq
Democrat, and handhlll>
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

.heS@rS D"c'R j. 6o2d end iadre,c Thompson:
'Aht NOTICE, that shall, on the ltl da, oil
i" H'afrH 1876, at the Washington Hotel, IA the
Town OF iynchburg, take the dispositions of James
levi and others, be read as evidence the tria
OF me SnIt depending in the Circuit Superior Conn
ct Law and thancery, for the County of Campbell'
wherein am plaintiff, and you are defendants.
MM IL. FON.Z
Feb. Wit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
,TlRGrNIA. &c wi,:-Atrules hold !,

ONCE ct the Circuit Superior Court or nh
ohancery for the county OF Amherst ON NV Ia" md
18th day Of January, lc:aj: ''ohaaA tie
William :. Crawford, admir- with tho III
e. Betsy Long, decd u, shhesea
igains flnLrn.
Alexander b. DYER SON OF William II -.
pfer, - Mason and Nam his wifi, l,,. -
en- i"rgarei Dyer, daughter OF William II A.. :,
y i'ter Peggy Dyer VIE OF William II. n,a. e
The sad " iiham H. Dyer h.r husband l. aHd
sharp. w,:r at Eoberi sharp an. -. -. iffa
sharp her husband, E!isabeth Nash ST ',oahft
Jane Penn AMI Catharinc Penn. John G. A. fbn,
and Gror-r Narrcde, tnn T. c4,v,,,,I - ia'..
William = Crawford the plaintiff and CT, VI. ii
watson wie.oi - - Watson the said ,ls.'..sa
u. Dyer Margaret Dyer, Sarah Peua. Iane A'...s
Cali1ariue P"G being intints uiIer t az, nj
ty-une years, n,f5..9 ~ w.
~ CutNrrEY
The defendants, - Masonand Ann L,.,..
anderE Dyer, Mar4aretDyer VIM II. DE- .iifN
- hs vide, Elizabeth Nash and George VI, .i'
having entered their appearance aud given s' Ing
eor',"S 20 tii' act "l Assembly ard the rtle.
court 'nd itappcal;ng by satisfactory .,i5..i ls
thot arc not Inhabitants of this common, ne TIM
motion OF tn" plaintiff. by his counsel +, on
Ina; IT." said defendant, do appear here a''eled.
the first day of the next April term to 2eiee
al The palni'iI and lhat copy II tins =i'e III
"Ith asserted ID the lynchbnrg NngnIao
months 7""ces'rcIy aud posted at tie TON, ~ 'ae
the count house ia sand county. ooot Q.
copy--'i'estc,
J1tuory - y =. {.
"a lHGlNIA. to w!t:--ltru rules held IN H..
Office OF u!a Circuit Superior Co1nf. - ieik 5
Chanccy tor the count, Of Amhcls,. O., lla '5" and
ith day o.. January, lc;6 's'''a lie
William II. Knight, rl.....l.
1r0ja5t 2'.l'fi
bmit 'pgLHr. e>'or Of Thotaa, Arpl3g. TO-,
Richard }. " dugh end James !, .s,.,.' NC o.
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The Iillics of the Ticld.

The lIlies 81 the field.
That quick, iade away,
Ma, well 10 us lesson yield,
Who di. As SCOTT as they.
The prett, blossom
Deeasiue on the walk,
4 storm came sweeping or the tree,
And broke lis feeble stalk.
just like an earl rose.
I've seen an iu.eu' bloom.
Blu; death, perhaps. before It sts"s,
VIII lay Il IL the tonb.
Tken let u th.nh OF death.
Though ne ate Young aud ray.
For God, "ho gave Us life and bteath,
eau Tx thfm soou away.
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Charles iiclay .yach e>ceutorol Aneelrn lynch.
dee d Joseph Chiffon aid Nssf-a,,. h- W.T. Iol4
scott, EDWIN prlca and ~u.au lis Wi. Robert
@co't, .,,tt., g. LgltwlsA and hoil.,s Aiid &c and
lducu las "Ite, bet lallt,,
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W0T~f,H4

ROokS OF SUBSCRIPTION will be open
~ ed on the 2Oth instant, (iannuyA and be hepr
open thirty days at the store oil 1ol,p Il nsem.
Tor one hnnd.ed aud fifty Shares faddifiona Stock IN
the lynchburG Manufacturing Company-agreeabiy
10 an order OF the Stockholders OF the s'h instant
JOHN q. MEM.
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