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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

PENNSYLVANIA CoNvENTIoN.-Ths important
body assembled at the cspital Of tile state on Tues.
day the End inst, and elected the Hon. JouN SEs.
cEANT, Of Philadelphia, 10 preside during their de-
libera:ions We think il inauspicieu US ime while
the people much excited by the admnisra-
ton Of the federal government, TO alter or revise
such important documents as state constitutions;
but we hope. the members Of this conven,,oa, will
not 50 far forget their duty to their country,
permit sel6shness 10 swerve them from that duty
Ia the selection or presiding officer, an e6;m was
made by the friends Of Mr.. Van Duren 10 elect q
president IT their own par,y-but they fsiled-
Had they succeeded in that eifnt, and if;he "dear
people" had not opened their eyes quite -
they would have had . majority, in which case il
would be difficult TO conceive imagine what kind
Of constitution they would have tried 10 impose
upon their constituents. Perhaps they would tavo
established political directory to inform tiss Peesi
den. Of the U. States who he must appoint 10 office
how many Of his cabinet must be taken frca
their state to watch their interests. Perhaps the
charter Of the bes, bank they have would have been
annulled and SO local institutions allowed in -
stead. Perhaps the governor would have been
clothed with more authority than he now pos.esses.
Probably they would have established . coossits-
IionaI government, tho theory Of which has beea
practised by Jackson and Van Buren-PArExr de-
WILL OF ONE NAN! II am the Gov
II take the responsibility "-hurnh Sos
Jackson.
Bat with the talents and patriotism Of majority
4 this convention, the constitution will not only b
evised, but il will be AMENDED. The seleciioe q
|ir. Sergeant 10 preside is indcx Of the re-
,ui,lcan sentiments which govern them. Hereto
ore, the Governor has appointed the justices Of tho
'eacc the recorders and other county officers; thsH
lection will be given TO the people. AL existing
haners will be confirmed, and repuhlicac for"
t government will take the place Cf the PRESENT
'asent democra,ic constitution Of the bsss demo-
ratio keystone state.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

The whole amount Of Banking capital IN Ohio
amounts to nine millions Of dollars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20
$1,9O7,4O3
l,22S.O63
LEVI WOODBURY..

Scc!cIaTy vi TIC IreasH'v
p S.-Thc above exhibit for each month during
the present recess Of Congress is the only one
CURED to be made by any existing law in rcspec,
to the receipts and expenditures, or the dePosite
banks. But il may be interesting to the com
muni,y, the following statements are subjOincd:
During the quarter enling the 3lst
March, the whole receipts from Gus
toms have been about S5O15,SoG
Those from lands about 3,472, 400
Those from m;sceliane,u sources,
chiefly interest from deposite banks 100000
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20
$S,76S,325
7,4oo,73l
Sl.35S.591

1 Leaving an CXCcSS VI SeCc|ptS 0u1Ouut.
ing to about Sl.3JS. SO
! But during the month Of April the receipts are
believed 10 have been considerably less than the
expenditures, though accurate exhibit If them
cannot be given till tho lst of next month.
Ii is, however, ascer,a,ned from the Trcasurcr's
running account, that the whole amount of mnney
applicable TO appropriations, and which is now in
the Treasury aud Geposite N the banks and the
mint, IL, after deducting what has been and is to
be paid to the States, only about Sj,OS7,6l2'
Notwi; hs;anding the extreme pressure upon the
financial system Of the country he pressure upon
merchants. planters, &c. Ie-ac;ing, Of course, up
on The Treasury it Appeals that there recev-
ed into the Treasury in tho month Of March last :,
the handsome amount Of 1925, 36G, being at the
rate Of nearly forty millions of d,!iars per annum.
This, in a Government which owes not dollar, is
at peace with all the world. (,hanks to the las! Con-
yrcss Tor that. at eas,9 and possesses almost mex
hausiibe wealth in real estate. is doing very hand
some business.
From the wording Of the last paragraph Of the
official article, il might be Inferred, though dare
say no such inference was intended 10 DC encour-
oged that there is at this time but six millions of
dollars in the Treasury ofihe United States. whilst
the amount Of the Peoples money actually in use
by the pet banks IS at least four times SIX millions
Of dollars. The amount subject to distribs,ios a
snong the States the lst day Ct January last was
officially stated at S39, 46S, $50. Of this amoun,
one fourth vas distributed on after the LIST Of Jan
uary, and cne fourth soon after the 1st Gf A
prll last. Ooc half Of that amount therefore vet /
remains to be paid to the States, viz: SlS 734 429
Acd this 10 the ser surplus, estimated at the
Treasury Of So S7 ,6l2, and the total amount of
money in the Treasury is nov 1iccnfy, foxr Hill
ion Eight Hssdred and Trensy-sro Ixo.ssnd,
foa~ Assdrcd asd forty ose dollars. mat. Lot.
VONDERFUL!-Mr Van Buren,, accompanied /
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

ment on earth ever boarded Gold g. Silver. The
Kings Of the Eas. in ancient times collected vast
sums Of Gold and Silver, but the people we're
siares When Lord Exmouih bombarded Algiers,
and the DEFY surrendered at discretion. he found
IL, 600 Christians. and 10000 Mussulmen slaves
he found tyranny, despCi'sm, and misesy prevail
ING to an unexampled exient-yes be shoveled out
the Cod and Silver from The Treasury By the hush
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

Corset making is quite braoch Of dome
manufacture in New York. One trader ia
town furnishes . mercantile house, there ,es
cling!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
TERMS.
L lie terms per session

:, Inc terms per session, are
For photography, Heading, WrItioq
and Arithmetic,
FOR English Grammar, Geography and %
History,
For TIE Latin and Greek Languages =" W
Mathematics, and the Sciences. -.
In addition TO the above studies. ine,,a-.@ 81
will be given in The French and Snani.i4 '9l
guages, at s., and in Oriental Langna4.'' Ian
IS per session 49, d.
The year will be divided INTO two x,.y;..
the first commencing the lst of Janua,, W.,
closing the 3lst May the second. Tho /, a' ~
June, and closing the 9th Of December VI
cation of six weeks will be given in III. e'a,, '
of the fall 'ouise
Those who enter at an advanced period NJ H..
term, will only be charged for the portion .,
time that remains but no deduction Will l.
made on account of absence.
The tuition is payable in advance.
Boarding can be obtained in Respectable T.
miles, in the neighborhood, ON reasooaI1.
terms.
The subscriber having pursued a reguarl.ip.
! rary and Professional course of studies. and h.
voted some time to the instruction Of ymn
feels confident that he will be able to mept The
| expectations Of his patrons.
LOUIS +. kLlPSI4IS
January Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

VIiRCINlA:-At Circuit suaelisrcouft Of
Y law and ehancefY, continued aud beil ii
the town of ltuchhurg, al the courthouse, ~
ssiid town, 90 Friday tie 2lsl day OF Ucip6ef,
$50, sIttnga eauft VI caaneefy
BenJpmip Wales Perkins. an infant uuder
the age OF q years, who sues b. DaIid Sann-
defs, D.. bis guardian and neAt friend, Plaintiff,
against
Richard Perkins, as administrator ebonls
non, with the will annexed Of George NJ Per
kns deed. Samuel Miller, Richard Perkins,
Charles l.. Dibfell, Archibald IIateher admin
lsifatgr with The will annexed OF George NJ Per
kns, deed. Ralph II. Martin julius " Hatch
er Nelson |. Hatcher, Dabney Martin aud Z
lizabeth bis wife James II. Perkins. Brice Mar
TN and Mallnda. his wife, Tandy Duncan aud
Susanna his wife and James " DIbrcll.
Defendants,
Il CnANcrnY
Thu cause came on tins day 10 be heard on
the bill, answers OF the defendants Charles L..
DlbreIl. James ". Dlbrc and Richard Per
kin, The order Of publication ef the 9th Of April
1888, against Archibald Hatcher, Ralph II. Mar
TN, Nelson, ]. Hatcher, l}rcc Martin and Ma
linda his ,a0d 1andy Duncan and Susanna
his wife, which appears to have been duly pub
lishedi and the subpUnas awarded therein on
the 9th day OF December, 1871, and the u day
Of March, 1888, which sppear 10 have been duly
executed on the other defendants, and exhibits.
and was argued by counsel on consideration
whereof, aud by consent Oft parties by their
counsel, the court doth order thai Charles "
Christian, who Is hereby appointed special
commissioner for the purpose, do take lsf. An
account OF the estate OF Polly Perkins. decd,
which went into the hands George NJ. Perkins,
Iced. her executor I'd. Ma account Of the estate
OF George NJ Perkins, decd, winch whent into
The hands OF Archibald Hatcher. his adminl>tra
Tor with the will annexed, distinguishing the Il
abilities OF each etoi securities ID. An account
Of the same George NJ. PeihiGs's estate, which
~ent into the hands of Richard Perkins. lbe
present administrator de bonis non with rha SiIl
anaeXcd-also, an account Of any payments
nade TO the plaintiff by the defendants, Hatch
and l1ibrcll, OF either ofihcm on account OF tie
claim asserted by the plaintiff IN hi4 bIl--Naez
ther sad payments were made IN money iaard.
property or Otherwise, and the balance Of The le-
eaey due the plaintiff. And the said commis-
siener Is directed 10 examine, state and settle
sad accounts and make report thereof to the
court with any matte. specially stated, deemed
Pc aent by himself or required by the parties
TO lie stated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

MIR GiNIi-At rules held IN the cieLk >
' Ofiresol the circuit superior court oil law
aud cbancery for Bedford county, the 7lh DAY oil
November, ls.}6:
john Shrewsbury, Piaintlh,
Against,
William Shrewsbury, tof f'edford,) William
Shrewsbury aud Rhoda his wae, aud William
Dickinson, Deiendanls.-
Is CnAscERY.
The defendant William Dickinson, not ha-
wing entered his appearance and gwen security,
according 10 the act oi.Assembiy and the rules
Of this court aud it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that be IS not an inhabltani Of this
Commonwealth, il is ordered that he do appear
mere on the first day OF the next term and
answer the plaintiff bill, that this order be in
serted in some newspaper published in Lynch
burg for Two months successfully and posted
at The front door of the court house of This coun
ty on some court day.
A copy-teste,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
November II WIN
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office Of the Goveruof oflbi. Commonwealth
/ Mr. Gfuiehlield moged 10 postpone The bin ia
definitely :; but after SONS remarks by himself
and Afessrs. Booklet FISHER, Harrison and
Stabard, Withdrew the motion and the bib pas
sed 10 second rtadlug.
! 0n motion Of MI Collier
The House adjourned.
| Friday, Januafy 10. 1887.
jas. II. Cox, esqh delegate elected from Ches-
terteidi 10 supply the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF VIM. r. Johnson, E.q., appear
ed aud took his seat.
Mr.. Pendleton from the Committee If Priv
leses and Elections, made the following re
port:
The Committee ofPlirilegcs and Elections
have, according 10 order. had under eaasidera-
ton the memorial OF ISAIAH Buck. charging par
TALLY, corruption and illegally. IN conducting
the election IN Morgan county IN April last. and
praying that the same may be set aside-and
have come 10 the following resolution there
upon
Rcs2tred. az hc opinion o6his comm Htec.
That the returned luember was duly elected
and Is entitled to his seat as DELEGATE from the
county oi Morgan IN the present General As
| somblr.
The House coneuued in The resolution of the
| Committee.
On motion Of Mr. Chapman. the Committee
Of Roads. &c, were instructed 10 INQUIRE into
the DYUrdIpUry OF aup1Intiup rotftt,is. ,r,,,. .,
keen IN repair the rp9J o1c, ' ,he TO
pr5e's Monntainlnow the , nrooa'l9 o' If ana ,h
Commouwealth.J - '''i''''' VI Tue
On motion oi Mr.. Garland, the Committee Of
ibe rxnr5ifnry Of ,ocreasa'' E - lolf mo
n.prel5rs Tobacco IN The io,,n ol c. u It
I.n of aIloyin,, ,l,e a,,,,,.rs , - '9lasf me
Gaitsy5ie and 5orn,,,l H., ~ "af'5noose' IN
rage as are allowed 10 6e owner, Of ,agb - ra ,r
houses in oihci upland markets.
On motion OF Mr.. Sesar. the Committee of
Propositions Sc. vefe instructed In l.lii,rr il,
TO the justice and cxpelieocy OF Increasing thc
compensation Oh the elefhs Of the several or any
Of tie committees ofldls house.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

VTlRGIN1A AT rules holden in the
Y Clerks Office Of the circuit superior court
Of law and ehanccry, for the town Of Lynch
burg the 9TH day of December, 1896.
William ". Peyton, administrator de bonis
non Of Edward Henry. deed, plt'f.,
against
Patrick II. Fountain, Nath1. w. cambridge
and Martha bis wife, John Fountain, Patrick
II, Fountain. ir. Edmund Redd and Sarah his
wife, William II. Roane. Ann II. Roane, Sa
rah Ann Trapnal, Phillip AyIett, William /.
Fountain and Sarah his wife, Philip Fitzhugh
aud Mary III, wife, and Betsy Moore aud Ann
II. Moore, infants, by commissioner Benagh,
specially assigned their guardian, del'ts,
The Defendant Sarah Ann Trapnall, not
having entered her appearance and given 5ecu-
ri'y according 10 the Act ui Assembly aud the
Rules Of this Court, aud it appearing by salts
factory evidence, that she IS not an inhabitant
81 this country 1t IS ordered, that the said de
hiant do appear here on the first day Of the
next term ard answer the bill OF the plaintiff
and that copy Of tins order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper printed in the town
q Lynchb0rg, for two months successfully, and
posted al the front door Of the court house. in
said Town. Copy-Teste.
u. ROBES, elk.
December 2s w2m
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~
'E S1pAC'loei returns ms thanks to his pat
fon$ Tor lheif ilocrai encouragement, and re
e9u'.} Hl'o,'hs thet4 ana NE pubic generally,
'hal ne VIII resume me d1l!es OF his School
on me ISL 3f9af}, l95' me location, IN an
ihisilseNl "ha haslhlabie hei3hherhood, among
lae picturesque mountains OF liedlosd, mle,
Norm t'Sl OF the fe'ks Of ouer and 20
2o9.4 'S' % ~ nehuur@' l. believed to be a.
d,'l'og q, "i'l ~ 'le ',''' ana remote nom
'n' ,i'9',> u zee an" GI4'l patlon.
lie H'tIe[s himself, that the very r0Pid pro
efe&&' when MS puPla have made IN their re
speet'e s'odies' aud the general Satisfaction,
Whlen MS course 9i instruction and methoa Of
disclp1he, nave Afforded hrs patrons, VIII be \
guarantee Tor 'he continuance OF their support,
aud an lndncemtnf to the public TO patronze
.le i ftno w. 7l'lg' ItE'fd WIZ br observed, As
wen 10 lue mot'f IS 10 ths iHieHtctndi I'M
io, .in'"' VI ''e PuI'isi tV' the purpose u pro
n n7 WINCH lectures VIII te occasionally de
"''ie"' rv,a
ihltMS.
ne charges Tor tuition IN the different
branches OF Education, Tor the scholastic year
81 ten mohihs, are;
For ofthognpby, Reading and Writing
&f2 IN
:" Arithmetic, Geography, English
Grammar, Natural Philosophy, iisto-
~ ana omPoslton, e 00
Nv i"llu dhu 'fc'k Languages,
and the Mathematics, . Cd
One han payable al the close of the first ses-
sion OF f'ye months; the other, at the expiration
oi the scholastic year.
A few pupils can obtain board in respectable
families, II, from Sc to rs nermnntb A III.
number oi scholars Will be limited to 30. tho,
wishing to enter the school should make early
lafpIlo-Ion. no deduction will be made Tor late
entrance, or loss oil tnne, but by particular a
sfeemtn'; unless II be owing 10 sickness
At the close of each se.slnn tb.r -
public denomination conducted by the m"5t a ~
potent and experienced teachers.
Address, WIN. JAMES SHELTON
Iknchbuts Dec -
fortac Information of persons at A distance
the following certificates are annexed:
PATRICK HrNm Ac,nr,,y.
July 9th, 1880.
MI. W nj Shelton was studentatlhis Ac5l.
envy Tor 3scsslons, aud hi, general denorlmenf
| "aA suth as To enutle HIM 10 the reSufct and
eooHuPnCe o. any gentleman. In reference 10
hls qualifications as teacher. we ,ynnl ,,,.,.G
ln3i ms N'ceA and Latin course was quite an
e "a, one andhls recitations were remark
aol. lot tue ate3acy and the good judgmfR
~ Wv WIS e''u.ea'
SiaI "a" "'"Sl 5neell4iiy recommend Mr. III
= '"e''on DIS wei qua,lned Tor an instructor.
.yTGIl II P,GollFREN,
rt,r,.u.: iiilaM ihRhlNS.
-, H., .i,s Jay examined Air. m. J. shelton
-, ,ie LOW" ana 1feeh-and from the limited
lb,nG ba G,5 i aaNe nag Ter Judging, should
.an3IIGaJ ,,'1r'.a o wen 'Gu5at' and that he /,
iniyor,ity lei'e '0ls ioi 1oi'ese or for the
have Grpot coofl,roo :. a..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
POLITICAL.
THE BROKEN HEART

psea white rose withcrihs, she lay,.-
!. I.ovdly, though ayingf-aui her eys divine
o'l.amed DER tho deepening shadows oidccay
Lake stray sunbeam In TUNED -htinc.
She secuted -, beautiful fot Deaths embrace,
and holiness cnvirl her asa s'ne;,
Language had ae,t but Musie's pictured grace
Hung on thoselips that late had hfeaihsd i'' 'oas.
Oh thou the perured, cruel, failhlcss, hlind'
uarcouldst thou bow such sweetness TO the dn-
H.. break the heart, whore thy loved inagc' shrnedi
nn.eh in the beauty ofundoublas trust
~, do, iil.i break il Nature could not cope
With love neelecied whose undying power,
Fen from the very scpulehrc Of Hope,
on.hcd forth like perfume from tfamPlcd flower
Tears for thy absence, sirhs at thy neelcct
Prayers ior thy safety, smiles Al thy return,
And fond blindness to thy wet4, detect
Thou didsi repay with undsscmbled ecarn.
1.i there she lay aud on her dying led
she blcstiby namellhcu kissed the lock of har
Thai from Thy brow ia happier DAY she Shred
Then lookel 70 Heaven and prayed to met i6e'
there
And with ,holY aak efhopc audpeaee.
She bowed her head, - the parting pang waso'cts
Yetne convutann matkcd The soul r.#ease,
Tho pallid Up snile Of rapture warei
Herhcctiur aoul one radiant beam had caught
WARM from The fountain Of Eteenai Day,
ndlef, tbc jela9e Of the br-atlaug thought
Impressed ia beauty On the trea.hles. clay
I raw her budsa vii pa'rcisn state
Tie sable plume. 9af'd proudly o.er hcrber
WI all tine patef dat richie affaaafes
To deck thu dast. f. which tbey yield no tear
And rs rasea mn the formal #5eat,
= a B. .f-# 4.4 4444 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

AlRGlNIA-At rules held IN the Clerks
Once OF the circuit superior court of law
and ehancery, for the county of Amherst. on , h"
7th day Of November. 1886 Va 'iie
Mourning Christian, pla,n,ir
drdiaSt
=, 'harieS NJ. Christian, David |. White and
Charles +. Burks nefanJ, n,p
IL CHANCERy.
/, i IN, he defendants David |. White and Charles
putNs, not having entered their appearance
anu gwen security, according To the act of As
selnoly' ana the rules Of this court, and it an
peafing by satisfactory evidence, that thew are
no, no, inhabitants OF this country, i, is ordered that
' \ sal defendants do appear here on the first
day OF April term next, and answer the bl II 81 81
t toe plaintiffs and that copy ofrhis order. he
,.no inserted in the Lynchburg Vrgi6jan
two fron, months successfully, and posted at the
ioiit dor OF the Courthouse of this couniv
CopY-Teste.
DE cember 25 'n'' u
w2m
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Va uARTa
Ready Made Clothing s,o..
BANk SQUARE

- IAN oQdaRE.
Two doors from the Virginia BaDt
INHE subscriber Informs his frsn1s
public generally, that he keen cen and Il
y on hand, general assortment of ra eoasaa
n the Dress ine.-And as ever 'e,y artlci
made IN town, thewerk will be found -, af'lele
lis assortment consists, in part Of " De 500,
Blue, black and 'colored Dress and =
Goats dha Fro,
Steel mixed and colored Big Goats
ladies' and Gentlemen's Cloaks Of ~.
Fur and Seal Caps
Sloti and Cashmere Pantaloons
STOCKS, SHIRTS, Shirtees, Stockineu q,
and Drawers; ehlr,
ALSO,
ChIdren's Clo,hing, &c. &c. &c An
which will be sold low for cash, W. AL 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
TO Mr.. Elisha Rider, Charles
G. PattcSOn and John Bethel

TAKE NOTICE, that shall at the Clerks enc
Nelson county, on the 18th day of March rs
take the dcp"stions OF Henry Roger. ard othff' ''l
read as evidence, the trial of suit in GhanfefF
now depending in the Circuit superior Court ' Law
and Chanccry, for the county of Nelson, wherein aa
Plllnnli and you and others Defendants NAa
and where you may attend. Yours DC. Ac.
January Is WV !
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HNllt. Classical School at Bocock. \
Il Floods, IN the county of Buckingham J.
opened on the first Monday in the NJ. VA
Der. VI we so6scfl
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NEGROES.

THE subscriber will, at all time.
ln highest cash price for likely YOU'VE ' l In
SfoES. Persons having such to soil ~, At
we'll to call on him. M of I'll, VIII d.
January Is iiakI |.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

- At amcctine of the President and DirocHsa
the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company it isedef
cd that the Stockholders of said company pay 6
John Garth Of Buchanan Treasurer of SAID eaUp'nr
on or before the 18th January next, Ten Dollar. Oh
each share Of Stock.
J. BLAIR Sec,ctaryN B T
January l6 w5ii.
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.DDUcATlONa

vssnE subscriber Will On the lst Of March, o.
l. pen an English and Classical School in this
place.
The terms and school -roon will, be. made
known hereafter WM. S. REID, Jr.
January ~ Is
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" lRGlNlA-At rules held in the Clerk
' ctilee OF the circuit superior court of law
ana ehaneery, for the county Of Amherst, on the
Sd day ol October, 1876:
Peter DEM and Sally Lee his wife. formerly
'""y Lee eamdeh Plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
December 2s

9TlBGlNlA-At rules held in the Clerks
' Office ol the Circuit Superior Court OF Jaw
AND thancerF, for the count, Of Amherst. on
Monday, the 81 day Of October, 1896:
Alfred !. billiard and Elizabeth b. his wife
IoimefY Elizabeth 4. Cabell, Napoleon 3. ca
bell and Alexander Cabell, Plaintiffs.
against
Frederick Cabell surviving Executor If fine
last VIII aud testament of John Cabell, decd
and IN his own right, Samuel Bransford. lane
sergeant oil the corporation Of Lynchburg. and
az such administrator de bonis non, with the
Will annexed OF Geo Cabcll. decd. S9mueI
Cabeil, " IN. Daniel, a Judge of the General
! Court OF Virginia, and iaulna J. his wife. for
merry Paulina J. Cabell, William Walton. on,
OF the securities Of John J. Cabell decd. IN hi,
official bond as guardian for the Plaintiff.
whilst infants, William Chick. one of IN,
securities OF the SAID John J. Cabr0 1ar't
IN his oihclal bond, as one Of the Executors n
John Cahal, deed, and Thomas r. Friend Adj
mnlsifdtor Of John J. Cabell, decd,
Defendants,
Is GHANcERY.
The Defendant, Samuel Cabell. not b5vin~
entered his appearance and ziycn >ecuritv
according 10 the act OF Assembly and the ulr
OF his Court, and it appearing BY sati.iactor,
/ eFlHehee, That he IS not an lnhabltant Of thi
| country Il Is ordered TINT th- said Delpndan
do appear here on the first day Of April tern
next, and answer the bill of the Plainti0's an,
ha' copy oil thus order be forthwith inserted il
he Iynchbure Nrginian, for two months sue
c->slyely, and posted ri the trout door of III,
Courthouse Of this county.
A CoTy-Iestc
JOIN THOMPSON. Jr. c.
December s 49,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

" IRGlNlA "A rules held in the Clerks
" Office OF the county court of Bedford, on
Monday the IN day ofNovember 1886:
Smithson H. Davis Bowkcr Pres,oo M,
John O. Leilwch late merchants and nar,, ana
trading nn5er the firm Of Davis, Preston & Co Co
plaintiffs.