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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
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The following article is from the last Baltimore Chro
niclc:
"GroRGE Tmanrso-1he Ma,sau,c.t' Anti Slavery Soc";Y
have made lUrg publication the cson Courier relation "a
the character oi this inlua mud his auurs the
abolition slavery. IL that this foreigner
the ,rr"n" ynu. lecturer this mud
the discharge Oi TINS when he forced BY rUbc
rui tho United States persona!
we ralIraiinn liiilr rrchtn To
hope viii hereafter have
import :ners Disturb the public anIutv The American
""d irularl' by hired los crn.rs
,tL the nnnc whoarc regardless OF e"r
scrrrnrr he .rrGi bodg ~ nc NrherH people ar
Ty-,f1Y SLrsry remain ~ ne t'ah""n " :
sinrc However Tic rAi''n'" Z"
,!avnry in this country may he regretted by many honest ca l
the u NAH a,ornsls must be condemned ~ h"
ciois nd pcrnricr, !ridcncy.
The Washington Correspondent Of the Boston C"nri'r
con!tsscs, that the Wings here apparently scof
dral GiYhcar;entM Their watch word is. as 1t ought r
never 10 despair of the Republic Perhaps they are sill!
animated by a sanguine hope of saving the country from
tho sink of corruption, beyond the margin OF winch
has already proceeded BmMeyere "n"r0iGaL'y gr'rm
al the stupid bcashincSs Of rast poTti"n Of hr mass
hc pcopIr," &c, &c. 4 very liberal compliment III.
decd 10 tho Pcop'e! Tie sentiment is worthy OF the
Arstncrat, who thinks tho People cannot be tr"s i'h
1DrryH.R1 MrmscirtS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
Esiclllnoaad, Wa, Thursday, Dan. &
EypuNGING RESOLU11ONS-lx Quo.

EtplNGING RESULT liO.NS--lN ONO.
MIR Harlans Resolutions passed the House Of Repre-
s-uo,;r-s oil the 2d and ,d ull By decisive maurities
The lst and I'd drclarn. the Senate resolution gross
assumption OF power, &c.and iusirnciing their Scna-
tors in ConrrcSs vote for cxpungng II from the Jour
n,s ,yrrc carried BY Il vote cf 40 10 "a The Sd rcso.
n,:on declaring i. the sOIcYn d~ty Of tho Representa-
i've 10 vLcg Instructions to rrsgn, b. vote Of SO 10
n The .lh requesting the Governor 10 transmit
MES 10 their Senators and TO The President and Vice Pre-
sdrnt Of. lie L. S. adopted without division The
5,I, Resolution requesting the Governor 10 send copy
Il, Mr. Benton in consideration of the distinguished
lal!on which he bears the subject O! these Fcsoiu'
tons was carried by vote OF 40 IL %
Thrsr several resolutions were adopted by the Senate
on the 18th The Isl and I'd by - TO 10. The Sd by
~ toll Tic 9Th and 5ih BY similar vote as on '.@
Evrry rflar, Of the Wings in the Legislature of Ohio,
toyoc down the grra, rg n L"Sr"et"n or To vote ol
the Expunning Resolutions, has been defeated by the
Grmnrss nriIc Rrru1!ican Party The Wings made The
suac effort there which attempted in Va. in 1872, viz
10 claim f.. Prnple alone The right To instruct the Srna
tors and to deny 10 their representatives, IN the egisla
lurc The Rcpor. of MIR. Leigh nhats the last branch
of the prcposition and completely ovcrhrows it. The
Globe truly SAYS that In like that of the cSpunging
resolutions in Ohio where the question has been a.at-
cd for years. and the Representatives fresh from
the People with fvIl knowledge Of thr sentiments,
every man that the denial Of the right Of in
srIction the Legislature clccing the SENATOR for the
people, who elected tho legislature 10 inboy rr
will III laws and resolutions, Is prctcxt to enable
the Senator ~ sci up his VIII Tor the viii OF the STATE,
with full knew, dge that it is in direct defiance of il.
/, would be- anomaly, indeed, if the Representatives
should be intrlsrd with the power Of representing the
State in choosing its Senator but should be considered
after the election subordinate 10 the individual so chosen;
his declaration OF the will cf the people being held supr
ror that expressed by their immediate Representa-.
tves, the constituent body appointing The Senator.
Resolutions have also passed the Senate Of Ohio, in
srucling her Senators, aud requesting her Representa-
lives in Congress- oppose the admission Of the Terri
tory Of Michigan into the Union. Till The Northern Boun
Diary line be definitely established: in accordance with
the Pr0ris0 in the ti srclion If the 9Th article Of the
Constitution Of Ohio. These passed by vote Of
- to 8. To prevent miscuncrpcn, it is we'll 10 state
that the dissrnrnt cast in consequence OF the
objections of certain of the Wing members 10 the word
instruct contained in the LIST resolution The sub-
jet had not yet been taken up the House, but II will
lhc:c be concurrrd IN with equal unHnimity
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
Monday, January 4, lS3G
IN SENATE

The Chair presented communication from the M
w Department enclosing account of contingent
penses. b., ,,--.
Porter Clayton, Mangum, Goldsbosough, wright Tom
nson, Leigh, Ipton Kent BACK ana wh mn n.,,o, If
the Bank of The Metropolis 10 the Committee on the
District of Columbia,
Mi Benton stated that in order not to take the Sc
nate by surprise, he gave notice that tomorrow ne
should move for the appointment Of select committee
with ,ructions to inquire into the system Of banking
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

m AND FOR SALE.-A highly improved Farm
B 4 called Lime Stone Creek, situated on the Rich
mond Road, nine miles from Charlottesville, containing
7l2 acres more or less, with dwelling houses and all
the necessary out houses, stables, threshng machine
&C. will be sold by private contract together with
negroes, stock ofcate and valuable horses implements
of husbandry corn, fodder, &c A small tract of low
land belonging TO Mr. David Niche, and which is to be
sold separates il from the Rivanna River There is
vein of rich Limestone running through the whole tract,
which has been qarred and kned for these years,
and the lime employed to enrich the land,
and for selling tor building purposes Persons DESTROYS
Of buying will apply at the Office of the Charlottesville
Advocate, or to Dr. BRttermann at the University
Octnber 20 dS-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

The last Washington Globe has The following r17a.
graph:
We have upon the report of tho miSnnmrd FhgS.
classified General Dixon of the late returned Re-
personalities Of Mississippi, Of Ire Opp"sto", and he
longing 10 Of the parties Of which the coalition IS
composed From information which we can rely We
feel called upon say that General Dixon is not o the
uauijoid hg parv-at he is true friend Of the Ad.
min.lral!on and will give ii sincere and cordial sup
port.
From the same source, informed that Pond"S.
ter will be defeated in his expectation OF again reaching
the Senate
mole il be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

rous accounts more than one Of them perhaps Patay
true there is one thing which appears 10 US o'eoy
dcnt-and it is, that the two Governments h"'c u'
their respective pretensinns that they 90 not neic ~
that one the oil e. Of them must recedc from t pre
taken Will yours 10 so We doubt it, under inc re-
sdsncy of Gen Jackson at least We can 81 less " 1e
in reraclion the part ofour Ministry whose
bility in the eyes OF the country, now VIDE a"IN'
the question, nay, whose very existence wouiu Ut
prorn,cd by the slightest false step The ia.e puG.o
discussion has indeed created good deal OF ifaon
here and we fear the effect will be Produced OH YOU.
side by recon, from hencr the more 3d. 'la'
excitement already prevailing when you last "'oto
Our best hope therefore, is that the matter may OIL
painfully but without absolute colIision until you have
another President with whom tmay be more easy 10 co'e
to understanding
"You say that perhaps non-mportation act may be
passed. Now have doubt that such Il measure
would be equivalent to eventual if not all immediate
declaration OF war.
COOP NEWS FOR THE ToHAcco PLANrERs.-Wc
have received letter from gentleman in Paris, dated
Oct 1G, informing us, that Sir Henry Paine and Or.
Bowring had recently been consulted by the Chamber ci
Deputies the subject of the Tobacco monopoly, which
resurGin something like determination 10 put end
to its cultivation in France. The enormous and amost
proEiJtory duty tobacco levied in France: has been
established for the purpose ofencouragn the growth Of
domestic T0bucco and although like the high duty
surr imposed 10 foster the home manufacture Of sugar
from beets, it has accustomed The domestic growth Of the
lre, yet has been effected at immense sacrifice of
the comfort French noses which have been obliged TO
paya dozen prices for snuff Our information on the
subject is from which authoriscs to assert the
factof the consultation referred to- and GIFTS probGbc
suit positive This mcditacd arrangement, certainly
marlcss hostile feeling towards The United States.
wlnwoud he great gamers BY it, and it does credit to
the :andour Of the English Political Economists. who
knowing this effect have caused their influence 10 bring
it alout.-IHH. Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

a LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.-1hc under
"A signed offers for sale the tract of land on which lie
resides lying in the county of Albcmarc chiefly between
the Stage Road leading from Charlottesville, Frcdercks
burg, and the South West Mountains adjoining the
lands of Mr. John Rogers, Mrs. f. Clark &C. contain
ing about loco acres 700 of which cleared the bal
sncc in woods Aso the moicy of the tract on which
Mrs E. Clark resides, to be held by her during her life
ALSO, the half of another tract lying the waters of
Nichunk, and Beaver dam Creeks, containing about 400
acres aud is chiefly valuable for timber 1t is deemed
useless to give more minute description of the above
lands prcsnmng will purchase without first ex-
aiming them. They will be shown by the undersigned
TO any person disposed to purchase, when he will make
known his terms JAMES CLARK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

YHyllE SUBSCRIBERS, Dtalcrs in Silks and Fancy
z Goods, lately at III. Pearl Street, New York, would
inform their friends that in consequence of the drstruc.
ton of their by the late calanilous fire. they have
removed the large and convenient building, No 81 Lii.
berty Street, between Broadway and Nassau Streets,
on the ground formerly occupied by Grant Thorburns
Seed Store and Immediately contiguous to the City and
other Hotels The loss they will sustain will be but tri-
fling; and their stock the coming Spring, will be
ey new, they hope 10 offer increased facilities TO pur
chasers Of goods in their line.
COMSTOCK g. ANDREWS.
Sl-12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
DISPUTED SEATS

The Lynchburg Virginian states that Samuel Price,
who contested the election of Mr. Dickinson, the dele
gate from Fayette and Nicholas has been admitted to
seat in the House of Delegates, and claims it as Ga hg
gain" The Vrsnian is mistaken-lt was contest be-
tween two Of The Faithful.
The Baltimore Chronicle halls the success of J. NJ.
Bolts (Whig) w. B. Randolph Republican -This
is true b-but we Offset it by the probable success OF
Isaac Adams, (Republican) who disputed the seat OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

EbRlTlSH DRY GOODS, per ship TALLY Ho from
q b Lirerpooi-Our importation of Fail British Dry
Goods has arrived at City Point, (James Rver and will
be in store and opened in day two More will be
said Of it F. 81 J. S. JAMES d Co,
Sept l. [34-t0 Market Bridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

Major Noah. Of the Evening Star: seems tcaiy to
have reduced the art IF Lying, To SyS'cm Cn'o''n'
natcly lie does not understand one Of SwtS Iu!r'-"
nation such enormous monsters, that no man tah
swallow them
One day, thi, "Falsatf of Edtcrs' says,
"1hat the monarclical Governments Of Europe G'sN
tho election of MIR. Van Buren,, and are moving IN =
Of secret agents in this country. we have "'h
doubted!'
Another day, he has the c'rontcry TO tell his rcoc('
that Richie cndeavors 10 arrest every attempt (" @
Southern States 10 legislatc far thar c~n pro"s;''
against fanatics and nccndialics. lie calls them a.. a.
tacks on Van Buren,"
There is not an atom of truth in the sia;cmcni-f
Noah himself must know.-Can .No-nh ever be bc!c'''
.ih-n0i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

Eau an Cr'tz (Whig) Of Patrick. Mr. Crz was souc,,
ed in by the casting vote of the Shcrf-but the Co..,
rnee of Elections has reported to suspend him. and M"
Adam, il & maj rity Of votes. ~"
The great contest from Alhcmare, between Mess,.
Alexander F. Rivrs and Thomas Jefferson RandoInh
(Rrpnhlican ), and sitting members, McsSrs (;iIrne
and SoutIali, (!Fhgs) comes next the tapis-It il
likely 10 he spun cut for two or three weeks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
TO TIE EDITORS or TIE E-'"
RANKS! BANKS. ia

beg leave through your paper to orr S, ,ssssce
ections TO that portion Of the nofe'"0Ic ,n,al in
commencing an increase OF banhIns ,or n his rec.
mendstion upon this subject, yet experience
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
pEN'S.SlIE.iNIj.

The Harrisburg Convention assemblies to.morrow.-
The PcnnsyEraninn (Nluhcnburg) and Seminal (Wof)
lock forward results for the Of the Party
The pennsy vanan hazards the predictions, that the 9Th
OF January Convention will thoroughly and completely
harmonizc the democratic party. We have always
toun t that nothing but compliance with tho rcsplu
tun o the National Convention, would carry The hcaIt
Of Ltc rhoic party ppCn Elcrtor0t IIchc and
express the conviction, and tunGy indulge the hope
that It's iahors 'cNharr hh0 hay effect We are quite
sure that its pr0cc cdngs will be characterized by aSpr
Of harmony GGdrraun, and palIlntsn, which Will be
responded to by every true democrat in the Staff
the rptaph OF Whitcism. Whigs, anii-Rc Puhlicanism
and Bankism is already written. Tile Sentinel says,
tscrms tobc pretty generally understood that the uh-
rnburw State CONVENTION. which is 10 he held Harris
n@Fs on The I'll inst va. nn..!aG liz .eact
iored ,ur,n Of March Convention. If they should do
so-aud VIC have doubt such the wish o! large ma
iory of their lrirndsa cOnrec u"i0n ghe DtmoeraHe
rarr Of Pennsylvania cH Gc at once !Brcfcn-d"a as o
uCuiuis be yiyctd rhcre then beiDn.-in the mROTTy
Whilst tho spirit OF Union seems thus TO be presiding
over the Republican ranks the torch OF DIscord blazes
more iicrccy in the ranks OF the Opposition a meeting
of the Anti Alas"rs in The Northern Liberties oil P.ia
delphia was held the 10Th, and denounced The pro-
ccedinrs of the nti- Masonic State Ccrrnti"n These
of the committee Of Bntlcr county, strike their names
off, and charge the Convention with usurpins powers not
dclcgacd them. The Editor Of the fItisDus Gazette,
US Dccratc too the Convention, dsapproveS The IN
trusion Of Mr.. Todd the Attorney General OF Mr.
Ri,ner into the deliberations OF the Convention. The
Harrisburg Telegraph (ihc leading organ OF the i!tnrr
bring withdrawn as candidate for the Presidency, the
VOTES of the Anti Aasons of massachusetts,: Ri0dc I%anH
ad possibly rmom: in consequence OF Tie Prcusr state
of parties there, may BE- given to Alaruh fIh buren,
They have resolved upon their course, and arc deter
mined TO receive no candidate nominated by TIC other
Anti Masonic States. The Of this We shall! ex
pain more fully readers al some future day Now
we can only say that in those States .hnSo"ry has
trcnchcd itself behind the Hhg party, and that to con-
uucr it, the 7niHaSons have determined 10 cooperate
with the JuckS0n party. Thus wc {"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

EXTRACT Of a Letter from Shenandoah co""iy--G@''
"JAXrAKY lst, Ic'n
at gives me real pleasure to say, how cordially "
agree with you and majority of,hc Legislature my.
views upon the subject of Abolition. Indeed, m,s
say, that there is scarcely orc person III Tins c''
who dssents from those views have not hcaru OLE
ave are utterly and Internationally opposed TO a -
mad and tanatical schemes of the Abr!'tirnsts-ihs
are us much opposed 10 The ahcm'ranr """I
orpanizinp schemes oil the Wing Nulliicrs. 1hcfc :"
wish 10 call upon the North TO adopt such legsHt'c" u
on the subject ofaboltiun they knor cannot be sah"
and yet are determined and call upon all the SCUM j.
Join them that determination, that It their I'npoh"
mands arc not complied with TO sever this blessed lh
"They called upon the North, some time ago. to dtc@'
nonfrllowship with the fanatics. and TO put th'" O..
by the irresistible force Of public opinion. The w. &
then rosr up almost as man, and by the mos e. :
Uuent addresses and resolutions, the most Indignant
Dukes to the nccndarics; the most cheering symPn.
for situation drove these creatures from I've "''
the public and many of them from the land -, 4
"And how did the Wing Nu!lifers treat this J';st
manly, ard patriotic conduct OF our Nor'hcfh ia" =,
Why, by meeting il with the biicFcsi s7rc0sms' ~
most insulting snecvs, the most scorniu!
by branding il all as hypocrcal and ins!ncr''I, ,.
can mistake the import and tho intention OF s"cT t
duct The truth is, these Nuicrs do not WEN u" g.
own requests to be gTanted-they DO not WIS" VS..
natics put down at present, but had rather use "'
the means of sowing the seeds OF jealousy ana 'o'"
discurd between different sections OF The Union; {.
10 effect their unholy purposes. ,L-,.
"All the signs of the times admonish US, that '
playing deep and desperate game at this tine sS"
Congress and elcsw here. Let the Republicans r.e
Let Them be ever their guard Formerly !.
United States Bank, now it is the Abolition Si =.
any thing to create commotion, engcndcr s'ri'c
mote ultimately their disappointing schemes. II povt
defeated them in the first instance, and SIC sa' ys:'
able 10 do what is just to Northern brec III, So
due to our own rights, and in doing 50, defeat III"
Nulliiers again. ,,. 10 E
"The People call upon their Legislative agen's, II
present their feelings and carry out their |s nnr p.a
no appeals 10 your magnannity, sneeTs az yam rorlE
discipline any other device, proven, 20" The Prcp
on with yorr instructions to Senator'S. Inn, raE
demand Ibis. DO your duty and leave the es ,n,I IT,
them. You have commenced noby-go c" '' q
sovereign wish is carried out IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

Judge White appears not 10 win golden opinions III iii"
North. The Boston Courier "a Webster paper rpcah'
of his nomination with n $50 the Why's Of til"
Almighty Old Dominion 10 concentrate their to,s
upon man, who has repeatedly declared his PRINCIPLES
to be the same as those of Gen Jackson and who uE.
fornly supported Gen. Jackson, in all his measures I'll
he was infected with the itch Of taking the G"n'fa'
Mace"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
.aH H. as-za - -
THE FORMULA.

The Globe rcpubIishes The Expungng Resolution,
which have been reported BY Mr.. Watkins to the II o,
Dclcgatcs-and states that at is probable the '"cGt RI
erpunging recommended in the Virginia Resolutions b.
writing the decree Of the nation the face Of NJ
Clay pahie Impeachment, will be adopcdby Mr. Bent"
,rEc1 hc r<ut,rS his ,ruuOsiiiOu"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
Twenty-tourth Congress--lstsc ss

debate TO be continued. }
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
Prince Edward Races.

TNllE Races over the Prince Edward Course,
will commence, on Tuesday, the 18th Sep
Il mbef next, and continue three DAYS.
|ra Day-A Sweepsake for three year old
colts and hllics, mile heats, fifty dollars entrance,
half forfeit, four subscribers aud closed
Merritt Talbot enters Mary Jordan by
Charles, dam by Whip.
William A. Goodc enter, b Lucy Kenny, by
Rlnado, dam by Madison.
John Bailey enters b White Stockings, by
Wrehaek, dam by Janus.
Thomas L. Arlington enters Ia Rnaldo, by
EInado, dam hy Snap.
Second Doy-Jochey Club Purse 500, , mile
heats. SO entrance.
Third Doy-A Swccpslakc for coils and dcs,
mile heats, fifty dollars entrance, play OF pay, TWO
or more TO make Il race, 10 name and close the l,t
September, to which two entries.
William \. Goodc enters b by Knalao, dam
BY florlzcl
John Bailey enters
Race horses furnished with stable, and litter
gratis. WlLIIAM 4. GOODI., Pror.
August IL II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
The Dotctourt Fall Races for 1896,

NV ER the Big Lick Course, VIII commence on
~ Tuesday the 9th September, and continue
for ionr dass.
/Hd Dag-A Swocps,ake for colts and FLIES,
3 years old, entrance slo0 forfeit $50 To name
aud close the l,t Scptemher
Second Ddg--A Post Stake, free for all horsc,,
entrance 500; TO name and close tie evening OF
the 9th.
1h"d Ddg-Jo,kcy Club Purse, $500 en-
trance so
fo"h Ddy-A Swecpstako Tor colts and FL
lies, j Years old, entrance 900 forfeit S5o; 10
name and close the lst September.
Same DaY-A fine Saddle, Birdie, &c will b.
run lor by saddle horses.
The Jockey Club pur,ewill be paid 10 the win
ncr free OF discount.
Good stables and litter furnished for llrty hor-
SEES Gratis. SAMI. G. ADAMS
August II ,1r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
THE LYNcupuRo TALL RACES

M Ill. commence on TUESDAY. IN. noth sep
w teaber and continue foui DAVIS
1st day stake for colts and fllleS , ,.ars old.
mile heats, 5000 entrance, $50 forfeit h,o sub.
scrbers and closed
Iaschsl Buiord names Rowlc,, by Star
w 'li'am > HAYNES" b { Daniel star b, Star.
Charles W. McClsuahan.
Isaac IL. Oliver names b { Travis, by Star
W llliam :. HAYNES" b ( Md Collier. Ly Mnrat,
End das-frnprictor's purse $500, two mile hrnte
entrance fifteen dollars.
ID daN-Pursc "On, Two inile heats. : H. entrance
18th day-Jockrv Club Purse $3.50. three mil,
heats, entrance ~ dollars.
The money ot each DAYS racs will be paid To III,
winner, subject TO the usual discount.
Good Stables aud litter furnished for rae. horses
GRATIS. MELVILLE TALBOT, II.
August Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
jun,

" lRGlNlA AT rules holden in the Clerks OF
hee al the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
'haneerN FOR the county ofNcson in the month of
July, lS:i6.
Robert RNes, administrator of Jesse Clarkson,
u'c IT, Plaintiff,
1gaaa
John Jacobs, David :. Garland, George r. ia
cobs, aud William Massie executor of David ia
Gods dee II. Defendants,
In tHANCERY.
The Defendants John Jacobs, and George II. ia
cobs, not having entered their appearance and gi-
ven security according To the act of Assembly, and
the rules OF this Court and appearing by satisac-
tory evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
country; rs ordered, that the said Defendants do
appear here ON the irstday of September Term next
ana answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy
OF TINS order be forthwith inserted in THE lynch
burg Nrglman, a newspaper published IN the town
OF lynchbufg, for two months succcssivcIy and ano-
er copy thereof be posted the front door of the
tourt house o this county, ON some Court day.
Atopy-T,ste,
Ro. {. CUTLER, Cik.
July : w9m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
LIBERTY RACES.

M ILL commence ON Monday the l2th OF
w September.
lmsr pN-FWo Coli Races. la the FIST race,
>loo entrance second $50 entrance; each hall
forfeit 10 name and close by the LIST da, Of Sep
TENDER.
SECOND Dn-Jocke, Club Purse, 100.
1nno Developments Purse, 5000 the
cash up At the usual discount.
Good stables and litter furnished gratis fol race
horses.
Sundry superior Saddles aud Brides Ill be- run
for the 2d aud Sd DAYS
WILLIAM TERRY, Proprietor.
August y wills