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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-18

The Supreme Judicial Court of this
State, will commence its August term in
this town, on Tuesday morning next.
The August Town Meeting for the
choice Of Representatives to the General
Assembly, SC. will be held in the sew
eral towns in the State on Tuesday week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-18

II is said that the Attorney General of the
United States, Mr.. Butler, will very shortly
succeed Governor Cass ia the war depart /.
ment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-18

Mr.. ROBINS Address at the Certen-
nial dinner, and the letter from the Rev.
DR.. CLAIMING will be found on our first
page.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-18

The spirit Ot mon VIOLENCE FnS Ha"'cu
a fearful ascendency in the West, and
indeed throughout the country. The de-
struction of the printing Office OF the ST.
LOUIS Observer, n religious paper very
fairly conducted, and but slightly tlnct-
,red with abolilionism, the destruction,
soon after, OF The printing materials which
the Editor of the same paper had taken
to Alton, with view TO re-cOmmence
his publication there, and still more re-
Gently the destruction Of Judge Birney's
paper at Cincinnati not TO mention oth-
er ouirages Of frequent occurrences arc
well calculated to alarn every rejecting
man, and lead him to inquire "Whero
will all this cnd!" Judge Birney's pa
per was ably conducted, and although
an advocate H abnkiiOn,. was managed
with far greater moderation than several
papers at tho East which we could men,
ton, engaged in the same cause. Judge
Bnney himself is a man Of very estIma-
high order. lle was formerly resident
in one Of the Southern States, and Il
Shareholder. ln his zeal for cInancipa-
ton, he gave freedom to all his slaves,
and in lurtherance Of the same obpce
established nj Cincinnati the paper hick
has been destroyed. We have no SYM
pathy for abolition in the most modern
sense Of the word, and we say further
that its promoters are andhave been vs-
ry much TO blame for the reckless man
ner in which they have outraged public
sentiment; but all this does not touch the
real point at issue, viz. whether We arc
to live under the dominion OF laws, or Of
n mob. Men may lonk upon such pro-
ceedings with great calmness when upA
Piled to objects which they hate,-but it
should be remembered that the same
spirit which to-day destroys by violence
an Abolition paper, may tomorrow de-
stroy u Colonization paper, or any other
publication which chances to displcuss
the popular taste. Just admit the prin-
ciplc that mob is jusiifabe under any
and you admit every
thing; for the mob assume 10 be not only
oxcculioners of vengeance, hut Judges
oi the occasions which demand il. 70.
use the strong language OF Gen. Jackson,
this mob spirit "MUsr" be subdued or we
are on undone people - ~ Y. JJur Of
Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-18

Asign IN .Nsw Jer@y.-Thc Trenton AZ
gus, Van Barco paper, has also buen disS
continued.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-18

That city. The Antwerp Journais say, u was
remarked as a curious coincidence that nc
died on the very day on which his country
men were celebrating the anniversary OF the
Independence OF the American Union.
The London papers announce the arrival
there of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood and MIR. Wa'-
lack, from the United States.
Steam cruisers are now employed by the
British government for the protection OF the
revenue.
His excelency Andrew Stevenson, minis
ter to the Court Of ST. James, had arrived at
London.
FRANCE.
| The advices from Paris are to the evening
of the 9th of July. The trial of Allibeau was
expected to commence on the 9TH or 9Th, the
Investigation having been resumed, and sew
erdl more witnesses having been examined.
ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The ship New-Jersey arrived at Bos-
ton on Monday from Liverpool bringing
London papers to the 18th ofJuly, elev-
en- days later than before received. We
make few extracts.
A Liverpool paper Of the 18Th July
announces an apprehension that the to-
ries are preparing to take final division
on the Irish Church Bill, on its return
from the Lords on the Cd Of August
Circulars have been issued to absent
members, in order 10 have full attend
ance at that time.
BY this course they hope 10 diminish
the majority of ministers, and make such
an impression on the king as may induce
his majesty to change his ministers.
Very summary work has been made
of the assassin Alibeau. lie was tried
on the sth and 9th of July, and executed
on the 18th. No additional facts were
elected on his trial, nor does it appear
that he had any accomplices.
The Dukes Of Orleans and Nemours
arrived in Paris on The 4th, and left town
Immediately for Neuilly. The Duke de
NemoHs was ansiermg from severe
cold and sore throat. The heat was ex-
treme at Paris on the 4th, equal to SO
degrees ef Fahrenheit.
From England we learn that Sir Fran
cis Freezing, so long the Secretary Of the
general post Office, died Oh the 10Th Of
July, at the age Of ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-18
10, 837

Majority for Judge Clarke in 9 coun.
ties 47IO; partial returns'f from 10 coun-
ties--Clarke 3829--Flourney, 2O98.-
Clarke's present majority 644O. The
Louisville Advertiser, Van Buren pa
per, says--"It is probable Judge Clarkes
majority in the State does not exceed the
estimate of the Journal (Whig) 10000
votes"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-18
rCorresoondeuce of the N. Y. Com. Adv.1


BUFFALO, AUGUST 8th.-Facts anu
occ urrences hive como to my knowledge
this morning, which do not increase my
confidence III the result predicted. The
assig nees have not power. il they had
even disposition, to carry out many OF
Mr.. Rathbun's projects, such ns ins
great purchase and improvements at
Niagara Falls. Should his contract not
be complied wih, serious losses may
accrue. It had been supposed general.
~ that Rathbun had a contract to build
the Exchange for Mr.. Evans. 1t now
appcars that before commencing the
work, Rathbun had given Mr.. Evans a
mortgage on his property for the build
ings pulled down, which Of course re'T'aiH
an incumbrance on his property. On
Sunday morning last block Of four story
stores on the dock, belonging TO Mr..
Rathbun, containing from 80 to 10000
bushels Of corn, aud much other prop
erty, fell down-wntcr, to the depth OF
two or three feet in the cellcr, had al
fected the small brick columns, and
caused them to give way. A report was
in circulation this morning, that Rathbun
or his clerk was in the habit of furnish
ing n list Of the names of gentlemen TO
whom protests might be directed, and
that the clerks in the post Office were in
the habit Of placing those protests, 30 d.
rected, to other geNemen, in Raihbnn's
box. The report, If true, accounts for
what before was unaccountable, 10 wit:
how tho forgeries co,ad be so concealed,
when large amounts of forged paper
were said to be protested in New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-18

WHIe, TRIUMpns Result Of recent e
lections so far as heard from.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
POETlCAL.
COMPARISON.

The AXE lay hid IN mist. and To the sand
The little pillows fastened silently.
Came sparkling on IN many gladsomc band.
Soon as the, touched the shore all doomed to
die.
gazed upon them With pensse eve.
For on that dim aud melancholy strand.
saw the image of Mans destiny,
So hurry we night onward thoughtessl,,
Upon the coast of that Eternal Land
Where, like the worthless pillows in the GALE
The first faint touch unable To withstand,
We iush nj once into eternity.
oh Thou who weighest the waters IN thine hand
My awe struck spirit puts her trust in thee.
Bdckeoois Mag
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

~ and the gentleman from Ne" York tMr.
WsRDwrll says, too, than these questions about
meage-ihese honest questions about corruption,
and all that come from Heip membtrs. Indeed
there is a confession for Won. True, SIT, though,
too true. We come here honest, at least profess
sing 10 be honest, hul Ne not here long before
VIC become /" used 10 almost any thing :" Here
Mr.. CAMnRElrNG whispered to Mr. WIFE, i" ho"
is il with yoo. Wr.r ?" to which Nh. Wlsr rePli-
ed, looking at MI {. am no better than should
be, bat am not YET. thank God, !" a hdrden'd
SINNER ~ | do moi know how long, little fgu-
ring, perhaps, might tell how long, shall be dis.
posed to aer with the ncic members but | am glad
there are many mar members IN this House, and
hope they will haste TO do their duty Th,iaMey
are fresh from the peopie -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
Valuable Negroes for Sale.
| Dee 81

VDY virtue of a deed of trust executed TO the
I'D subscribers, aS trustees, to secure certain
debt therein mentioned, ny llezohah Daegs, on
the 10Th day of January, 1875, and duly recorded
in the Clerks office Of Boetourt county, will pro-
coed, on Wednesday, the 9th of February, 1896.
to SELL to the highest bidder, for ready money, at
the Botrtourt Springs, - or i3Gkelv NEGROES,
or 50 many thereof as shall satisfy said trust deed.
Among the number, are toar Men, between the
ages Of 10 and 30. The others are composed of
Women, Boys and Girls. 1t is believed thai it
seldom occurs that more likely set of Negroes are
offered for sale, than those mentioned above. Act
ing as trustees, such title ONLY will be made to the
pur, naser is vested in the subscribers. b, virtue
of said deed. EDW ARD JOHNSTON.
CHARLES l.. MOSBY,
Trustees.
a. The fncasc Democrat will insert the
above till day of sale, aud forward lis account to
tins office for settlement.
Jan. Is t2lF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
MEDLEY.

TI1 Capital Racer, and Getcr Of Racers, Lfhe
property Of William X. Johnson
WILL make his next season at my stable, IN neu
w ford county, Virginia, on the man western
staee road II miles west of Liberty. lie Is no" al
b,s stand III fine condition. Season 10 commence
lst February. aud end 10Th July, at
$50 the season, payable when the mare is taken
away.
80 the leap payable at the time OF service
80 to insure a mare, payable as soon as she Is
known to be in foal, parted with.
81 to the Groom for each mare, to be paid when
she is sent to the horse.
Pasturage, gratis, which, for quality and extent IS
very desirable, having been considerably added 10
since last season. Each pasture well enclosed, and
all of Thorn well wateied Good grass lots, with sta
bles convenient for mares To foa in. Servants sent
with mares will be found without charge. 1t Is also
desirable that every should be fed with gram
as they will be returned in good order, and more
likely to be in foal, which will be done without STINT
at - ceuts per day which will be required whit n
thry are td,cn away. Every necessary attention Will
be pad prevent accidents escapes but no iiaol-
lltv for either.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
Plil}IGR If,.

MEDLEY = sire WIS Sir Hal, the best son OF the
imported horse Sin ialy, BY SirPeier Teaze; Halls
dam by the imported horse Saltram, by Eclipse; his
grand dam by the imported horse Medley, by Jim
Crack his great grand dam by Young Aristotle, by
the imported Aristotle. Mediey's dam was Old Re
altyh by sr .,rchy, and his fayoritc daughters she
was the best IN her DAY, aud is now think the
be,t breeder; ms GRAND dam was Marmaduke. John
sons old Medley maze, who more productive TO
her owner as 4 brood mare, and produced more run
ners and more winners than any other mare IN Anne
rica WAS by the old imported horse Medley; his
great grand dam by the imported Centinel, out OF
Polly Williams. the greatest racer IN her time; she
by the old imported Janus, and her great grand dam
by the imported horse Spankct. 1t will thus be seen
from his pedigree, that he has more Medley blood
than any stallion known, which, in my opinion,
Is the best blood.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
PERFOR MASCES.

The SPRING he three years old, herana match
race III New ork the mon Course for S3,OOO,
az aills Mr. Ncrplancs plcndil, out OF Arlels dam.
which race he with very great ease. n two heats.
The next week he ran for asweepsake over the same
course on Long Island, To which there were seven
subscribers 5000 each which he at two heats,
in quick tnnr, beating Rob Roy, splendid, &c.-
Both of these horses, thar lie easily beat, have
since been winners on the Northern courses. The
fall alter he trained. and IN bad health, and
of course IN bad order, and WAS beat by Red Muir
dock and ..rle--though III his then condition, he
performed we'll Same fall he ran for sweepstakc
o,erhe Belfed Course, two mile heats, five subscr
bers, 5000 EACH which race he won with great ease,
beating Col. Wynn's hose Merlin, and MIR. Carl
ons iyanhoe, &c. Spring he was four years old, he
Won thc jockey Club Purse over the Lawrcueesille
Course, ! mile heats, $500 without a contest. Next
week he won the purse at New Market, mile heats,
fine time and style, beating the truly formidable
race mare ARIEL without difficulty, al two leafs and
! running the second heat in 5m. -9s. This was the
last he started tor, hayin. sustained an m
ur. in his shoulder. which ALWAYS returned on him
when put IN exercise. This will account for his hay
ing been tah en- from the turf soon. have better
evidence, however, of his running powers than bis
public he trained, and several times had
private Trials with SNOW Storm. sally Walker and
| Iumpctor. that were certainly good runners, and
say with truth that neither of them ever lock ed
HIM after running hall mile. This | should not
have mentioned, had Arthur Taylor and Mr. Bad
ger both these trials, and know the correctness
| of this statement. WILLIAM X. JOHNSON,
Chesterfsld, Ia
| | .ublnn the following, winch have come under
! my notice, as proof that HEDIEi Is getter 81
Rrace horscs.--The following purses have been wor
by tine get of Medley. the two last wears, with one
exception, Glue Bird, she being the only colt that
was one year older Amount of Purses won
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

d \Ni,.S fine Pearl Card Cases,
do do do do richly Carved and Gilt.
Ladies' Tortoise Shell Card Cases
Pearl Paper Knives,
Pearl handled Butter Knives;
Butter Knives Of Pearl
Ivory and Pearl Stamps,
One Ivory German Flute
Fine Gold Ear = ngs, (chcap)
Fine Gold Ear Rings for Misses, at - cents,
Sllvcr-warc Buckles Tor ladies',
Pearl and Gilt do for do
Boxes Fancy Seals with Sapphire handles
Necklace of White Derbyshlre Spar beautiful
Musical snuff Boxes,
Walking Cane, and Riding Whips,
Sets OF Ivory handled Knives aud Forks.
Extra fine Pocket and Pen Knives,
Silver Tuck Combs (now very much worn,)
German eight day Clock, very preuy)
iondon Metal Clocks, (hlahogany cascs)
neat Hair Sofas (chcap.)
Together with many other useful and ornamental
GooDS-all of which will be- sold at prices that will
please persons who may wish them.
HENRY BROWN, in.
Opposite the Banks,
Dec II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
EVENING,

II iht hfN. hfokHf tkotis
When eve is purpllng cliff and cave,
Thoughts OF the heart, how soft We flow
Not softer on the western wave
The golden lines OF sunset glow,
Then ALL bv chance or fate removed,
Like spirits crowd upon the eve:
The few Ne hked-thc one we loved
And the whole heart is memory.
And life is like fading flower.
Its heauf, diving as We razc;
Yet as the shadows round rs l1w'f.
Heaven pours above brighter CLAIR
When morning sheds ITS gorgeous dive.
Our hope our heart 10 earth Is encu;
But dark and lonely is the eve
lhat tufus not, II ITS eve, 70 heaven.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
.E.S'ksEe T. W,.

of yellow compcxion. aud who is said to have wife
III Prince Edward county. Andrew vas bought by
Mir. Robert PAYNE, for the corporation of Huntsville,
Alabama, in Richmond last summer, and runaway
from Mr.. Payne, with another negro named Jim, in
the 9TH OF June last while on their way to Alabama.
Jim has since been takeu.
Whoever may appreheud SAID negro, will apply to
slr Jno. X. y. Payne, .yuchburg, where the money
will be deposited TO pay the above reward.
GEORGE Z. BEIRNE,
Mayor Of the torn Of HuHtsrHe
Doc. II II
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WILLIAM =. yxRAUrxI.
WATtH uaKER. JENVELEH AND SIi
SEH~NsFts,

7hree doors bflor The Nort,i HOUSE, and n,dr!. OPP
posife The Banks,
THiNkIS tins opportunity of informing his Gus.
TONERS aud the public that lac has Just returned
from the Northern Cities, and Is now opening
splendid assortment oi u Htchcs, Jtreirg, PiGed aud
Britianiu Uart, aud great many other articles
winch are too numerous to mrution-but he would
merely observe to those who wanting to call on
HIM before they purchase else where, he is deter
uiucd To sell low tor cash.
\. B-ClockS, Watches, Jswcl'y and Silver
Ware. made aud repaired IN the bcs' manner and at
the shortest notice. ". II. X.
October Il Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
JOHN y. RCIIESON.
NOTICE.
STRIYED or SYOLEN, from III,

a SIRi Tf,D or ,SI'OLEA. from the
~ subscriber, ON Thursday night the 9TH of
the present month January, one dark Horse,
about or 8 years old and supposed 10 be about ,
fcel niche, hlgh-no particular marks recoIlccted
only that he has the mark Of the gear upon linn.
will gave LIBERAL reward to any person who will take
up sald horse, aud leep Inn that get linn again.
ALFRED EDGAR.
Liberty Jan. %. wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
Rittsylvania d Lynchburg Turnpike.

bNOroSALS will be received till the 18th DAY
o, next month February, for constructing the
LynchburS and Pittsyvania Turnpike Road, com
'henclng on the Lynchburg and Salem Turnplke'a a.
Dou' % miles from lynchburg, and terminating near
nelafnctts tavern, in the county of Pitsylvana.-
ne proposals will be received in sections or Tor the
whole road supposed to be about twenty eight mile
OF further particulars apply to the President and ID
reeorS' IN the town of Lynchburg or to the subscf-
Der. r. : UIJJEp ,r,easr
e p The Lexington. Va. Gazette will publish til
18th Feb. and send its account to this office
January - wtl9F
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nT0EvrN %s
HNXACA.

E9OOkS OF SUBSCRIPTION Will he open
D ed, on the 2Oth instant. (January,) and he Kept
open thirty DAYS at the Store of John G.. Ncem.
tor hundred and fifty Shares of additional STOCK in
the lynchhnrg Manufacturing Company-agreeably
to an order OF tho Stock holders OF the Sth instant
JOHN G.. MEEM,
President.
I.p II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
NASHVILLE. HOTEL.

Ius splendid establishment. owned. and hereto
fore kept BY Mr. Thomas May, passed INTO the pos
session. ton the first day of January inst.) oil the
subscribers.
As they have taken a long lease this property
they intend fitting upLr same III the most comfort
able and genteel sye, for the reception enredain-
meni. aud comfort of all who may favor them with a
call. They will keep good aud attentive servants
their table will be supplied with the very best that
the market affords their stables (which capable
OF holding one hundred horses) well supplied and
attended BY good ostlers. From the experience OF
one of US IN this line OF business heretofore combin-
ed with the determination of both to devote their
very best oaerons please the public, they latter
share of the public patronage.
ROBERT hill.
WILLIAM RIDGWAY.
Buckingham G. II. Jan. ! wsw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
DESC RIp1ION
MEDLEY l.

MEDLEY is abeauuu gray, II years old tins
Spring, in full ylgor and health, full Ii hands high
of superior form, great strength and beauty his &c
neral appearance commanding and admired: much
the resemblance of his dam, Old Reality.
JOHN :. HURT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

'E,lIE subscriber will continue, AT the old stand
l TO cary on the business OF ApOthccaTy -
Druggist, in all lis various brauchhs, and invites
the old friends of the firm, and the public generally
10 give hun a call JAS Il. KplAI.L.
|
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NlGHyT AVCrT1yg.

LIVERY Tuesday and FRIDAY II, hts during the
IL Winter and Spring months, viii sell Dry
Goods, Books. Jewclrs. W uchcS. Clocks. sc. &c.
CHARLES PHELPS. 1uc.
Jan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
pEsm PHILADELPHIA poarHR

WE have a q. of this article on hand, which We
w will sell at Phil0dclphis prices, with the
addition of charges only
IA. Is RICHARDS & co
DC %
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NEGROES.

ENNll, subscriber will all tunes, pay the highest
cash prce for llkel, young Ncproes. Persons
having such 10 sell, will do well Ia ctll on HIM.
VI HART.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
Eyncssb,irS Nursery and aruis
Garden,

saxTys&. Now containing upwards Of twenty
pkzSssAK thousand Fruit Trees Of the most
@NT%sS choice kinds, both of Europe and A
--~1e-, merica, which are now offered to the
publ and ii is to be hoped that no one will be
SO b to his interest, that wants an Orchard, as
MOTTO apply where he can be furnished with up
wards of one hundred varieties of Apples, thirty of
Pears thirtyofPcachoS, twenty of Cherries, TWEEN
t. OF Plums, ten of Aprcots, ten OF Ncctarines,
&c. Grapes, CurrantS, Geosehcrrles, English
Wanuts, and great variety OF shade and orna-
mental Trees aud Shrubs ; aud all OF which will
be sold low Orders addressed to the proprietor,
or left with any mercantile houSe IN Lynciburg,
will meet with prompt attention.
JOHN y. RICIlESON.
o. The Lenmgton Union and FiRcastte
Democrat nN pDb!ish Me aJore TOR sir meeks,
and for,card their accounts IN this office for pay
mint
Nov 10 WITS
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william Ihorp, dcc'd., and Garnet Lee:
DLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that on the lOir
and ] 18th days of February next, at the house
OF Alexander Wade, in the county of Bedford, We
shall proceed to take the dispositions of the sad
Alexander Wade and others that on the 18th day
OF the same month, at the house of Mrs Alice Ro-
berts, IN the same county, we shall proceed 10 take
the dispositions of til" said Alice Roberts and
others that on the 10Th and 18th of the same
month"; at the tavern of Peregrene Echos, in
the town OF New London, and county of Camp
bell, we shall proceed to take the dispositions
OF Nathan Read and others and that on the
nineteenth and twentieth of the same month, al
The Union Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg W
shall proceed to take the dispositions of Howell
Lewis and Others; which said dispositions are in
tended to be read as evidence in the suit dow de-
pending IN the county court Of Bedford in which
we are plaintiffs and you are defendants when
and where you may attend, if you think proper
DAN'L. l.. PRICE,
Error. of Robcr Price, decd,
ELNIRA LEE,
Late Efrna 1horY, by Francis 1horp, her mIf
friend.
Jan. IL W4w
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Plaintiff,
against

Judith Nnnnelle Olive b. Nunnelle William
Nunnec, Allsey Nunnelle, Frs. Il. Richardson and
Sophia his wife, Daniel Nunnelle Annistead MN.
nellie Chtistiana Nunnclle, Elizabeth AmneIe and
judith ID. Nunuce. infant, who defends hy WI.
liam Holt, her guardian ad Item, assigned by The
court for that purpose Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

uSr OPENED, -Splendid Brass Tenders,
- and Irons, Shovel and longs, STAR Rods, &c.
Making the best assortment of those articles ever
offered in this market. House Keepers call and
see. II. L. RICHARDS, & co.
huSo
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Jan. q,

" lRGlNiA, 10 Wt:-At a Ct rt continued ,I
' held for Halifax county, at the Court. housr
thereof, on Wednesday, the 2ath day of November
1888:
Christopher Nunnclle, Plaipl,T