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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-04
ANTI-VAN buren, CONVENTION.

At meeting OF the citizens of Halifax ceunty
opposed 10 the election of Martin Van Rrrrn and
Richard NJ. Johnson for the Presidency and Nice
Presidency of the United State. con, tfsd a,re,,.
ant to nucc, al the courthouse, on thu 35I tl,v -,
january, 1896, (bcng cont daO Cot. John II
Wimblsh was appointed Chairman, and William
ss"It, Secretary. The object Of the meeting heinz
explained by Mr.. James &. Hrncc, on motion. !,
committee was appointed by the Chair, con>jg,ine
o. James e. Brace, James Bruce, Thomas
0rcen'J"''n ,. Lrwriina and Charles r. Harris, 10
prepare ana submit resolutions expressive Of the
sense Of the meeting aud after retiring for ,to,,
time they returned and submitted tle follow mo
resolutions:
]. Resolved, That the spirit and aennx of ro-
p"oiican government require thar elections should
ne Tree; That the people shoud not be trammplle1
IN the choice ottheiT agents, either bv the drcc,
scans OF power, or the secret influences of c,,
t"P''on and that all who resort 10 such means G,r
u"e purpose OF party mus be viewed as enemies 70
their country. "
2. Resolved, That it is tho firm and da,,,a....
esnvetion OF this meeting, that tho mann. - ,l,
U"'ted States, which recognizes Marin Von r.
rem as its head, has introduced in the co,,ns,.
parry asyslcin Of political tactics aad r,a,caa,.ro
sse, 1t war with the principles If our institutions
'"oserS''e OF the rights of the people, and emil
nenuy calculated to inspire the friends Of liberty
throughout The world with distrus, Of if NO, :.
eonsempi for, whole system of renrsxcr,a,;,.
government.
.. krsolved, That, under the auspices Of ,b.
party. fret dom Of speech and opiaion have become
the grounds Of political prescription, party dcyo.
ten the tenure Of political Office, and the patron.
- q the government las bli.hled the elective
9nnehis~.
:. assoiret', That of the principles and prac-
ssess 81 such party this n:ee:ing expresses its
hearty and dcrided disapprobaiion, and pledge, it.
ss'f to oppose them by every fair and honorable
cs'n''n at the approaching presidential cleo
o. Resolved, Tia.; the ..o,;.ical life of Martin
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POLITICAL.
49,. Axay. with the GRAY oia Year.


A~ay, away, with the gray old year
lis eve grows dim and hrs pulse IS falling:
s,,hs are mol for his iee-bouni bier,
Keep for the bfight aui young Thy waihng
nocmel one OF Time, what doth he here
Away, away, with the gray old year
Rreatbe no word of his bright flowers
Tell ,nc not OF his rosy morning;
S.yp,ots lurs a in his willy bowers
Storms we're up, and he gave 40 warning;
hind ii We will his flowers 10 souf heart,
Bar ali. can ye lay the thorus apart
Come TO NV heart thou bright young year,
With thy airy steps and Joyous seeming
Thou hast not vet sigh or a teal,
Aud the sun hight along ths path is streaming :
Come TO my heart | wauld clasp thee now,
With the smile Oh thy lip, and the hght on thy
brow
Hail The young year yet know thon1t be
Even as those that arc pas. Lave been;
For, blishtiag snd Joyousaess gloom aud c'ee
Thou wilt shake from Thy hurrylng p.umes
again
Stranger, greet thee, in JOY AID III fear;
Blu, away, away with the gray old year
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Van psren has been marked By decided hosiii-
~ to the sial and peculiar interests of the South
and that the apologize and explanatory cpisiles
With which he has gcncfallN followed up his ac.s
fall far short eirecantalien or atoncment.
E. Resolved, That IUGll l.. WHITE, OF
Tennessee, commands from The opponents of Ma
TN Van Buren, in Virginia, more respect for III.
character and mere confidence in his political
principles than any Other individual nov before
the eoentts as a candidate iur the Presidency of
the United States, and that his nomination for thai
Office by portion OF our Legislator, meets de-
eilcd appreciation.
Z. Resolved, That while no hopes are entertain.
ed Of aid II his cause from the office holders and
office seekers, and the victims OF hopeless polti-
cal ranconr and prejudice, vet this meeting enter
iaus the confident belief, and cannot withhold
ihe expression OF H. thai the pure and disimcrcsl-
81 republicans OF the Jackson and Wig parties
may unite in the support Of Judge White. without
violating ih,ir patriotism principles, and thai by
81 doing the violence OF party may be allay ed, d-
visions healed. and the government brought back
II that pure aud simple republican machine which
came from the hand, oi IL, wise aud patri Jtic ird-
mrs.
g. Resolved, That ,hc invitation OF the mem
herS of the Legislature of Virginia, requesting the
opponents Of Martin Van Buren, and Richard NJ.
johnson IN the different counties in the State 10
appoint delegate 10 meet ia r Richmond ON the l0l
ol February ncN, is cordially accepted by this
meeting.
9, Resolved That in pursuance Of such in,i.
lation be appointed delegates from the
county Of llalifIxto said meeting
Whcreopon, the resolutions being read and tho
vote taken thereon, they were unanimously adopt
ed.
On motion of " lam b. Banks resolved, thai
dc hlank in the 9lh resolution BE- filled with the
names Of i've gentlemen, and the following Ncr,
,e,eralil nominated, 10 vii: James c. Bruce
" oodsoa llaehcS, William b. Banks, RicirarC
Thornton aud Thomas l.. Spragins; aud upon tn,
vote OF the meeting being taken thcrcupon, tues
were accordingly appointed
Resolved, fhal The proeec inrs of this mec,inl
Be- ,eHrdhy tic Chairman and Secretary, am
published IN the Richmond, Lynchburg and Dan
vile newspapers
Aud then tie meeting adjourned.
john II. lMBISH, Chairman.
Wv. liorT. Secretary.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
To Tie Citizens Of "a dtara.

The opposition party have already matnred
their plans OF operation for the ensuing spring t.
leetions The Liberty Jnnto, IN secret oonclaYc,
have selected the men, Who arr To b" your dele
gates m the next Legislature of itena. THIS be-
ing the case, |, becomes yor, the Democratic r.
publicans f the coHntv, to marshal taur clans aud
prepare for the contest. Be- not discouraged at the
result Of the Two last elections Tor accidental
causes gave Your opponents success. Oh Brd-
ford is yet sound TO the core and # the voters can
DO prevailed upon To turn ont generally, victory
will again perch on the standard of dcmecract
To accomplish tins desirable end, nothing is so in
dispenSbly requisite concert oi action, and uni
~ in the support OF popular and oncNecplonahlc
candidates. Oar county being entitled 10 two can-
didates, VIC take the liberty Of proposing Malor
William Cook, As saijable person 10 I'LL thai Of.
nee, and with due deier"nte Ia the opinions Of OIL
srs. think him pre-cminrnty qualified. " nh St.eh
. man tor our leader, wc may safely encounter aar
opponents, whether they appear under the colours
81 White, Harrison, or eh,er, or even under the
black plratlcal flag OF nallGcaion. such is ms
personal worth, such hi, towering mud, that the
people cannot fail TO discover and value aroof-
dinghy, his estimablc character, Whenever il !,
fairly brought TO their vicw. Indeed, when Ne
consider his moral character, his patriotism In,
zeal for the rights OF the people, hS love OF virtue,
his detesialion of sce, aud the sound republican
principles which he lmbiued IN tlceood old DAYS al
Jefferson, II IS a matter OF establishment Hat his
e0univm,n should have suffered linn 10 remain -
long in the shades of private life. To tic few VIM
have not the pleasure Of particular acquaintance
with Mai. Cock, we would observe that he i, a man,
was said ofthc celebrated GAard. e" without STAN,
and without proael." Having arrived Al dat period
Of life, when the mind is not led asiras l., ihosr
phanioms and chin raS, which 81 ocn divert the
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LAND FOR SALE.

an the 25th day of February, 1896, there will be
~ sold, upon the premises, at public auction. the
tract of LAND, Containing four five hundred
acres) upon which Zachariah Isbell, deed. formerly
resided, on Harris Creek in the county of Amherst.
1t is represented as a valuable piece OF Land, and
well deserving the attention Of purchasers.
The sale will be made III pursuance of decree Of
the County Court OF Amherst entered up, during the
last summer. in the case OF 'lsbell Us. lsbel'
Ttrms-A credit OF one and two years. equal in
stalments the purchaser giving bonds with good per
sona security and deed Of trust upon the pren
SEES, to secure the payments.
SAMI.. GARLAND,
CHS. w. CHRISTIAN, 'om IT,
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The dover interest of the widow of Zacharlah Is
bell dec d. the Land above described. having been
purchased by &. Isbcll, dec d. his life time, notice
is hereby given that that interest will be sold, at the
time and place Terms made known on the day
Of sale, when the DEGREES aud pat> will be all exhi
bitcd. NJ. IL. GARLAND,
Adminisr. with the wW annered, Of Chrs. isbeH decd
Jan. 81 w2JF
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MILL BE SOLD. IN front of the New Glasgow
w Hotel, On Saturday the 9th Of February next,
large quantity of Furniture, consulting Of Beds,
Tables. hairs, Scttccs, Glass Ware, Crockery Ware,
and indeed almost every thing necessary in furnish
ing Pubic llonse. There will be a credit Of six
months allowed on all sums over s. upon the pur-
ehaser giving bond with approved security. For all
sums under S., cash will be- required.
RICHARD J. WAUGH. Art,
New Glasgow, Jan % t6F
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TUrcrn IN .VSsU GiSysgOar,

49,. WILL BE RENTED, for ono or a
t."...sssa tenn of years, the NEW GLASGOW
nna%s UO1EL, in the town Of New Glasgow
Aais,dssssA and county OF Amherst. The buildings
consist OF large Tavern House, containing eleven
rooms, convenient out houses kitchen, stables,
smoke house, Zee house &c. all of which have re-
Gently been repaired and are now in good order
The established reputation Of the house. its situa-
ton. its couycnienccs &c render it one OF the most
desirable tavern stands this section OF country. T.,
a good tenant the terms would be accommodating.
ANY communication, addressed to the subscriber, AT
New Glasgow, will meet with prompt attention.
WIN. II. GARLAND.
New Glasgow Jan % IL
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T,u,,s held in the clerks Office, Of tls county
\ aa,rt Of Bedford on Monday, the 1h DAY OF
December, 1885 plaintiff
James Overstrect,
igaiast
Joshua :. Smith,
II CHASCERY.
The defendant Joshua :. Smith not haflne Gu
tered his appearance. and gwen security according
TO the act Of assembly AMI the fnles OF TINS e9u'
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence lh'i ne Is
not an nhabtant of this Common"eafa' Is oiuIi
ed that the said defendant do appear mere Oh t"e
9TH Monday in February next and answer inc pi'l ="
The plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in s,me ne" spaper, pubished IN inc
town of Lynchbufg, for two months snceesslfeiY.
and posted at the front door OF the courthouse oi TINS
county. 'opt-d ese t,,,,,n, r,r n r.
nm w2In
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WOTICH.

RO0kS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS will be open.
81 ed, on the goth instant, Danuary,) and be kept
open thirty days at the Store of John c. Meem,
for one hundred and fy Shares OF additional Stock in
the Lynchbnrg Manufacturing Company-agreeably
TO an order OF the Stockholders OF the S'h instant
JOHN G. MEEM,
President.
IAN. II "a
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Negroes ut Auction.

DURStANT TO a decree of the county court OF
L Bedford. pronounced at the January term in
the OF Aired and wife, &c. Hurt, &c; the
undersigned, Commissioner, will sell at Ecdtord
Feb uary Court next, before the court house door of
said county, TWO SLAVES, Dick and Sam, both
men, belonging to tie heirs OF Henry Hunt, dec
The terms of sale viii be twelve months credit tex
cept as the of S25, which will be required to
be paid III cash. the purchasers giving bonds with APP
proved security. The undersigned will convey no
other title than vested in him by the decree aiore-
said WIN. HURT, Conn.,
January % w:}w
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NOTICE.

4 Ii. persons having claims against the estate of
I a Frances Mayhem, deed, will please present
them without delay, as am determined to close my
administration OF that estate immediately. The leg
aioos to said estate hereby notified that am now
ready pay them their respective legacles, both
administrator aud commissioner and they re
qucsted to call without delay for their legac,cs,
vii not pay them any interest on monies due them
from said estate.
TliOS. W. ROBERTSON, Admir-.
January - 81
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REM OVAL.

NNHE subscriber has removed to the large three
Il story brick building, two doors above the Vir-
snian Office, and opposite Mr.. John Thurman's
where he offers for sale extensive assorsment Of
Groceries. WIN. L. LANCASTER.
c. Those who are Indebted to the late firm Of
Lancaster s. Marsh, will please call on me for settle
'en'' w. L. L.
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0F"'r ALL RING.

/ gENi;f Hall. hereby informs his customers
q sd fne public generally, that he has removed
nom the house bc has occupied for year two past
Ia house N the vicinity of the Banks dool be
low the stone # EsrEs & WnirrnEAp and mmc
dlatclY opposite to Mr.. DAVID X. lYMAS's Apoths-
cary Siort; where he is prepared To attend to every
branch OF his business in the ncatcst manner aud
The shortest notice lie feels grateful for the pat
iouagc he has received from this community and
hopes, bv strict attention to his business, together
wish liz neancss and durability of his work still to
merit the confidence aud obtain reasonable share OF
public patronage.
February | IT
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H'ilE. subscriber, wishing to remove, offers scll
4 exchange for Western Lands, his Estate,
lying upon both sides OF Roanoke river near the Big
Lick, m the county OF Botctourt. IL ~ divided by
the liFor into equal portions Of 900 each. one
Of which Is principally valuable incxhaustible
reserve Of timber Tor the support Of the other, upon
which the improvements are situated. The improv-
ed moiety has about $50 acres cleared ~ Itch 300
is compact aud unbroken tom OF z eat criility
and the residue of the cleared land together with
the greater portion Of the unceared well adapted
the several staples of the country. The Mansion is
of brick, nearly new AcrA plain, bu, comfortable,
with out. houses OF the f::sM most convenient kind.
and extensive and Aa's- productive garden all
situated on a commanding crninence, and surround
cd by beautiful Grove. The Overscers house, Ne.
gro huts, Wheat Machine and House. Stables, Corn
crib, &c, &c, of the best kind, and eligiby
situated. To strangers. who arc unacquaintcd with
this section of Boetoun it may be well to remark
That ion siuttiy Of climate, fertility of soil, and
cellcnec of society 1t has few parallels. The sub
senbef would be willing to take Negroes or Cotton
Lands IN South Alabama, in exchange for the estate
WM. LANGHORNE.
Oct VITA
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CUTLERY.

w L have just opened. direct from Sheffield, an
~ additional lot Of Cutlery, consisting of splen
qua assortment Of knives and Forks, Pen and Pock-
ct Knives, Scissors Razors &c.
Also, beautiful assortment of Pistols
II. y. RICHARDS l. CO.
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RE VI OVAL.

'HNllE subscribers have removed their stock Of
u goods to the house, recently occupied bv
MessrS. Clay & Thornton, directly Opposite DR..
il"wcl Davics's Apo,hrcary store, and next door
above Me>Sr> Hancock 4 Adams, where they in
vte their friends and the public to call and exam.
inc their extensive assortment of Dry Goods and
Groceries. FRANKLIN. HUNT xCo
Jan. 10 :,
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leo Dol1ARs g.s3ysy WIN

'H'tt above reward will be given for the an
4 SION and delivery in the Lynchburg or Rich
mond jail OF a negro man. by the name Of
.EV'EssSEEs.
OF yellow complexion, aud " ho is sand ia have ,ico
IN fr,nee Edward county. Andrew wa, bonohf Inv
Mr. Robert Payne ior the corporation of llunfsyir
A'abama IN Richmond, last summer. and ranaw,y
no "t, fayn' with another negro named jim. in
nuc"lngham county, near Hr. Alexander patterson's
the 9th OF June last while on their way To Alaban,
jim has since hoea taken.
:, Whoever may aPprehrnd SAID negro, will aprly to
Mr. lnn X. D. Payne, Lynchburg. where the InI,,eY
viii be deposited to pay the above ,cward
GEORGE p. BEIRNE.
r.. ., Mayor Of The to'ra Of HuatsriHe.
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u lkGlNlA:-At court held :
county, al the Court house. The ap or fgaLf5
vember, 1885: 'fa dayofXs
Ann foncy,
AGAINST "'a,
c,, n'GpnIn Gpd,Ie' Joseph D. johnson, an,
DeicndIas 'i
Is Cn,Ncrny.
The defendant, Joseph I. johnson
entered his appearance, AID given .e,a,, UNI HAVING
ing to the act of Assembly, and the , rnl a'.aa
curt and It appearing TO the court, by ,a u Iii,
evidence That he IS not an irhab,ap, If ,s -,q
monwealth; on the motion of rho ~ " 9s Com.
counsel, 1t is ordered, that the said p'd,ll b,
son do appear here on the first Mond,r -; D. D. Jaa.
rY neX;' and answer The plaintiffs bij "a an5 lima,
copy oi tbs order be forthwith io.a , 'aa laals
Lfnchburg Nirginian, for two mon,hs ss''co N LIE
aud posted at the front door of tn, c,,""o'gss't4
this county. A Copy--Tc,le. N''' slouseQf
Dec. 3 NJ G. cARPER, b c
W,
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.sHiHcS Fsivcv, anis Eda;sss2vf,y E0.,..
sbH.sH

u l meeting of the President and Directors Of
Z 'he James River and hanawha Company, held
IN the CITY OF Richmond, Saturday, the l3th day
of Dccembef 1850
ReSoired That The Stockholders of the I,,,,o. -;
yer ana hana" Ia Company, other than the state he
ana they are hereby required 10 pay info the Bank
OF E@aa, or oHc of It's branches The sum of nv,
DOLL Ans ON each share of Stock held by diem in the
s'a company on OF before the 18th day of Febru-
AIRY next.
by order of the President and Directors
W. b. cilfrENDEN, Sec'rg
r. ~ T. The instllmcats that have been called for.
,neudlng the above are as fellows:
LIST nstanent. : per share maid NJ H. :, ,;,,,,r
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FOR SALE.

DUkStANT TO the provisions Of the last will and
L testament of John Bell, deceased, late OF the
county OF Montgomery, shall proceed on Monday
the 9TH day of March next, that being ia, FOR
sand cou ty, in front Of the courthouse, to sell pub
lie sale To the highest bidder, (f not previously dis
dosed of privately that valuable Stock Farm. on
which the said 'ohn Bell resided IN his life lime
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Negroes at Auction.

DCRSV ANT to decree of the county court of
Bedford, pronounced At the January term, in
the OF Morgan, < c. rs. Turner and wife, &c. ;
the undersigned, Commissioners viii sell, AT the store
OF Preston X Lettwich, in SAID county Oh the 25th
day OF February next, VALUABLE SLAVES,
consisting of man, women and children. The said
slaves belong to the estate of Mordecai Morgan decd
and have been surrendered by his widow for division
among his distributes The sale will be on credit
of twelve months, the purchasers glvins bonds with
approved security. The undersigned will convey no
other title than vested in them by the deed alore
said. CiiRISTR MOkGAN,)
JESSE MORGAN, ! Commiss'rs
JOHN LAZENBY,
January % WV
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Valuable Negroes for Sale.

DY virtue of "A deed of uust executed to the
- subscribers, as trustees, to secure IA certain
debt thcrcin mentioned, bv lIczckiah Daggs, ON
the 10Th day of January, 1888, and duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of Botctour county, will pro-
coed, on "Wednesday, the 24l of February, 1896
To sell, 10 The highest bidder, for read, money, AT
the Boletourt Springs, II or l3likelv NEGROES.
or So many thereof shall satisfy said trust decd
Among the number, four Men, between the
ages of 10 aud 30 The others are composed of
Women, Boys and Girls Il is believed that il
seldom occurs that more likely set of Negroes are
offered for sale, than those mentioned above Act
ing trustees, snch title only will be made to the
pur, nascr, as is vested in the subscribers by yruc
of said decd EDWARD JOHNSTON.
CHARLES l.. MOSBY.
trustees.
a. The Fincastle Democrat will insert ,he
above till day of sale, and forward its account TO
this Office for settlement.
Jan. Is t2lF
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
6 fLAf & THORNTON have removed their
" Stock of Goods to the tenement Of Robert
ry'e. lately occupied by Mr. Reuben i. Norvell,
where they invite their customers and the public, to
Can ana examine their extensive assortment of Sea
Soh''e HoodS which they are disposed TO sell the
most accommodating terms.
W Ihcy have, over their Store, three or four
oHFORTABLER ROOMS for rent.
Jau. IL T..
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- ~ - = wv an tfilahHant of H.: Wy
non"e'llll' on the motion of the n. ais .oa.
counsel, it is ordered, that the mid T. p1la'io h.
son 10 appear mere on The first Monday in T. T. 1a.
= heA.' ana answer The plaintiffs bill and era,
copy oi tbs order be iorlllw;,b ;' and that
Lynchburg Nirginian, fortwo mon,t "se''ed in lin
aud posted at the front door of lr c,a"No'ess'tA,
THIS county Copy--Tc,le. '''io0SeQf
Dec NJ G. cARpER, b. G
WIN
NlRGiNlA-At rules held in tho o1--,.----
u5r CIRCUIT superior court law and i oAced
tor bedford county the 18th day of Jonna M" eI,@neee
!oei iiufl aud Nancy BIS vic, Franc. ~
NlbettG Nhitcley James NJ " l,,ta'a','@ Hhtteler
w Nltcley, the last four infants ,,'' Villa
age, who sue by Joel Hunt. tlIeirpe,, -, - YeaHd
against us,
Charles Nhtecy aud John II S.,
of William Whitley, dee J5brz N nl'a, executors
C.Patierson aud farnabas \. Edison b.n Charles
Is Cn,NcfRr.
Inc defendants Charlie, Wb..cey and J,l.,,
security, according the ACT Of ,s.o''} md given
rules OF tbs court, and il appearing Inv aed le
evidence, thai they rot inb,bi,57,, satisfactory
mohwealth; il Is ordered that they do a ,nS on
on the first day Of the next term and r'e@ here,
hiil OF the plaintiffs; that this order h. j''Nef The
some Eews paper, published il Iyncb6o,o IL
moa'Hs successfully, aud posted at tbe f.a NJ mo
VI ~ l cony r. ,s county, On some coa,ds
Jan. q ''''2oN' efk
u iRGiNlA, to tcit:-At rules hell 5a--.-=-.-.
office OF tie circuit superior c,I'r, ~ eehs
chancefy, for the county of Amherst ,bs ''@ and
Decembcr 1855: wy 'ul day Ct
lawson q. Nilcher,
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\ copy este,
JOHN THOMPSON. in. r
Dec. 81

y lkGiNiA ~; rules held in the clerks office
of the clcun superior court of law and chan.
Gerry, for the county OF Campbell, on Monday The
1,h day OF December 1855:
John Roper and Margaret his wife, late Marcare
Franklin, George Hfdnner, and Eliza Ann North
Dcbhy Ann Month, .ohn North William Greenbeny
North and james North, the last five of whom are H.
lants suing by he sad George Bunner, then guar
d!an aud next Trend, Plaintiffs
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VIE subscriber will continue, at the old stand,
10 carry on the business of ApothccarV d
druggist, IN all lis various btanchhs and invites
the old friends of the frm and the public generally,
to gave him call. JAS. +. ROYALI.
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