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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09

Gle 3ahl Der ginw 1noerer, wrld,e tiQIid'
III Die 1biler oc5 Wlbi5ippis tcmmcn, tptro
auf 500 0cld'1st.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09

Der einsiee fldbere Wes, Tortihritte lit
einem tuaenohaften eeben su MAIDEN, it Ger,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09

CIT Qcrpel (lgas } rpercen jdhrlid, nebr
als flluftis W,Gtcnen Daros bon rsrih'ece'
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20

J., The people thai the hishep ealeis or prayer ahd
Ia collect the iitr II hand Is the pcoplc.-Nnne O.
Tiers would he nohle o. holy enough 20 enter. md
none would suspect the bishop OF COLLISION. soon
alter his entrance. The white s.one mat covers inc
cave becomes covered vi,h lumnons points # hfe
uhicl with piece Of cotton. iseolieelcd together III
lran md raced in cl, from whence candies arc
li.hirl When lhrrc hive Ecrn disagreement be-
tween The scots aud tlc irmcuaus refused 10 1ain.
the fire has been Two hours IN canning tins Day.
however ii arreaied five minutes after the onffy Of
tlIr bishop. TIL The iifc appeared the people re
uened tho loud and fearful ordinations, rs II dc
mlndns the boon. Sometimes then cNeiieWenl
mel agonzng. rs though fhey could tear open tic
srpaHsifr. Not fie Ncapoaas themselves eonl
be mefe ,ocllrfaus IN demanding with corses, ihf
iIaeffeuon OF the blood ct lanuarlns, than "efr
these suprrsiliuus Christians. The thousands, win
nplitcd hands, holding each lunch oi small fan-
dies the't hands with then sNes oten''y hAea aP
un the opening, weIe soon relieved bt seem the
i,si bunch OF sacred illuminated oandcs dawn oni.
Then again did Tie dofes q cflo WIN the cheers ol
the men, aud tie SUM- whrf oi tue women ~
praise Of the gill. With impciuoshS ihcy presented
Their candies 10 receive TIE hfst poasibe heal am
light rom tic holy hfe. Inc defohi, VINO llad hfst
lighted the candies, GENEROUSLY ian 10 thc ftlote.'
galleries and LODGES to ohrt 10 the less favored
Others let down then candles bN cords from one nun
dled feet above II tiafe thrm llsined. M express
eannef immedlaity stated Oh l"f hc'h'ehfll, 10
catA the sacred me 10 The church oi the nah'liY.
lint very i'" minutes t'd elapsed of'o'e ne
church IN every conner high Inv, near OF remote,
WIS hIfd """ ten Thousand candies IA Inv n3ha5 %
nc people az ne Jumps hAh@ih2 ai'uh"' NC W
roar siiI continued; all "r'r occupied WIN IaYoea
uo.s' 1o"'.E4' anu crossings. livery pau ~ IN
body ifam hrJdto lool "tiil eNfff article "i i'h ~
ih' TRY h'd hi"hsht WIN cnl must ne eAI'n''u /"
the action OF Inc h1tes. Men. aud ''P'tl"iy ,''
women most sd1ihhlhIy exposed lnru7,Fes' ''''
,h'h mehi Ne Moro s9''"'N receive tNt ''''he' al"
oe eisoN reserved nom IVA o9'.'9 'ue e9'''.lE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20
POETIC
fHsa Bfackreod's Bara- iac.
u OIL GECiL peR RAFT !.

fSoAl Bkaekaea1s ABra inc.
PoErTCaL PoRTRa ATS.
Shakespeare.
Ills was the wizard spell, the spirit sachain
Ills grasp oes fell, creation owned hsreien.
Ills spirit was the home Of aspirations heh
A temple whose huge dome hidden in the SKY.
Bvroa.
BLACK clouds his forehead boun and his flower
Mrih, madness, magic found in him teir keoncs powers
lie sings, and 10. from its Wondering
While ehisalr,s bright lance and noadng puea feturu
Spencer.
Within the enchanting womb OF his vast rcuu. lie
Bright streams and groves, Whose elaou lit D. taas eve
Wordsrorn.
Hohunc his harp upon Philosophy rure shrlnr,
And pacedby Natures throue, composed each placid line
Wilson.
His s,rp,ns like ho, HYMNS upon The ear doth font
Or voice oichcrabims ia mountain ,aes rcmoc.
orav
Soaring on piuon. proud the lgh,nings oCbis c,e
Scar the black thunder ooud-he passes swiftly IN
Bayas
lie seized bis couuys rc with arsrt rasp aud strong
And made las sonl ofGrc dissolve lself in song
Coiertg.e.
Magician whose dead epclI working IN pale moonlight,
Fton superstition cell n,oke- each satellite
Corraf.
Ksle ious light Is shed npon hs soul i,rt shrue
And vice wells . Ct her bead at is lenouncug Inc.
Iopae.
Involved IN pail efeloom, r haau "h footsteps dread
TIE murderer falas Int tout, md calls upon the dead.
Graham.
ealf vicu vr hertls h, of sabbath Ginning r5r,
il sgagps Ii s.. and tuates as Ihink Of thcc.
~. Z. Iionfrt
Frora nature lou =, throne his -ptl iooh It's dht,
Aud moved serenely in soft md tender light.
Shelly
A solitary rocl. IN ilr distant
Ren b, the thunder SHOCK, emblem stand Of lhae
i. Noaeomssg
rpon Thy touching strain, Iieie,ous triri, Glir,
ralis down like drop OF aud 1Isud dtinely there
Ifoee.
Clothed in the rainbow beut md sffath and pastoral 81
lie sees the iaitie- glenn, t Gom Tia hauul- al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20
sl3E.Eie ggssN~.
MIRACLE OF THE holy FIRE

MIRACLE. pF lllf. llpLl Fihl'
The following Is an extract ii a lcuci from The
Rev. Mr.. liouis, Missionary OF tho American
Board OF Commissioners tn Foreign Missions,
published In tire Missionary Herald tor l,cblu W.,
last
" | was happily enabled 10 escape from quarantine
ius in season to a,yc at Jetnsalrm, ia see tnr So
called hoiJ iff. winch for many ycars. ll5s been
pretended on Tue part cf the oriental Christians is.
sues fniraculou>lN lren tIt tomb where tml-t WE
buried on Faster week \ mil dc.,tiutton his nj
ready been pub.lrl 90 thr Herald: m the Journals
Of Mr. Tholll5gon. Of lunr aud ADJUST III, uuh
the exception Of IL notice Of the c>IrayaEanelc con
nected with the ncrutmantc Of Tins kiua wonder.
But az il is the rrnown of lha holy Gte ia Al lins QUO
of the central attractions 10 pilgrimage; ~ Is by
tins, above all. tlaa lcuonis sa~atu thea influence
to nlslcad the people, % Is deserving ot particular
notice All the Christian seels take part IN die crir.
monies ce1ent and surcc4leni with the rxrclni
oi the Roman Catholics, Whose chronology slrlcs
from thai Of the east, and WHO have no pgln,s from
whom to gam contributions.
The place where the l4ofd lay is claimed to be ,ln-
der one Of the doncs If The church. each dome
bearing some resemblance 10 the rotuuda Of The cam
tol. A small edo in thr centre Of the dome serve,
as the monument. l. IS unau tie ton of the modem
marble satcapi1agus WITHIN the small house. llri
the fac appears The Grc is PASSED out 10 tn pconlc
through n small opening IN The wall from Tho
hands of the ar bishop. Fr.IAy uirh, honsauds
Of Christians men. women an children. continued
IN the church locked ia hy the Turkish guard await
ing the morning dawn As suan rs the one sole door
81 the church wis again opened other thousands
rushed IA, aud immediately every gallery. bacouy
niche, window AMI hole aud standing place, va, filled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20
SPONTANEOUS CONVERSATION.

- WV ! A'it'' - 'tHbt ~ I'N'
Thr.lurulaf lirt Of prl,ou. mn,c csprrl,lIv m
dIyllnals who wee n thc hadn't ol inducing IN the
use of splrtunus Ianots ha.ine taken Glc and been
cnnsaa4rl J., authenticated lt,onu the slightest
doubt
1.iulr confidence, Il IA ur.rlp h. placed in the
refo,f4 an rims, subIst ,.L.h lv 7,se,,
IN the new .aeaai, al dllorsnt couulllcs, but
m3og celebrated practitioners have witnessed aud
recorded the event, and phys oloslsts have Gu
de#lrnled to account lor ITS eallses. The celebn-
ted I.r Ct mentions a woman Of khrIms who
vs. found consumed At tie distance of Two feet
tom the chimney the loom exhibited 10 ap
Hell.late of mc. bat of the unfortunate suffer
-. nalhIn,, w59 found cxcrpl hel skull the benes
ul aIe Ia,ti r\ tlrI4ifIe. and .onl, febl,r 4ct-
,,ni..ul ,,,t ,.,ise t h,., ,,,,,,,I., ,,d l,,,I
Ia dalt: but on her apupcal and s,b.cooeu, ,I,,s,
rl.,.f,oa. Inc, innocence VAS f1lly ,.ec,l.'n,d
lasaph Gaa,al3 a surgeon II Pout Hnsio. re
hir> The lolIouus case Don q AIsua Betthcl-
e4m34foi Muual aa,iors. went totbcl,,,ol ls,lIrt
4, ...I nod , ,,.l ,,,,,i, E.I M.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20


FIRST DAY.
Sweepstakes mr Leats, for ) yeaf old Colts aud
Filhes, entrance sl00. hall tod'd threr on mon Ia
make = Race TO name aud close tie lst SepteH=
Der. l-3s.
On the same day will be run for enc Saddle,
Birdie aal !. p,ing. ire n Saddle llprse, only
SEGOND DAY.
Pfapneior's purse, Loo mile heats entrance 80.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, 500, three mile heats, en-
trance %
Ga the same day Swecpst1ke tor three year old
Colts and Flllirs, entrance SOD hall orett, II
name aud close the day before lie frst days race.
Tie money tor the Jockey Club aud Prnpuetot's
Purses vii be paid 10 the winner without discount
The proprietor pledges himself To have the llaeh
and Stables ia Guc ofdef. and viii furnish litter Ia Tie
Stables without charge lie "'II be prepared to iar-
upsh giaiu, fodder, a.
HOPKINS NOWLtN, Propr,etor.
JuIX ~ wills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20
Valuable s4SHss sOr sale near.
FyrPtagetEr-.


EeEING anxious to remove, | offer for sale two
4 tracts Of Land, each containing five hundred
and sixty to SIX hundred acres, situated in Amherst
county.
The one on which reside Is on James River, one
and half miles above Lvnchburc, one hall OF which
in woods. and ol lc best kind o(obaoco land and
.zsstgRsfs heavily tmhered the buildings are all
aS{yss}.aE good, with large stone barn. % feet
al kaS@ by b, two stories high ilarrs's Crock
e,nh-, fine bold stream, runs through il, and fur
nlslrs water power of immense value. The Farm
Mills, once Tire property oi Nm. Mitchell deed.
were erected on the tract, and. although they were
CARED off by atllod some Yeas ago, large quantity
of the building rock stlll Remains, whwhch anew mi |
on factory might be erected, at small expense.
The advantages possessed by this land IN the lcrti
" OF the soil, couuguiy 10 market, and vast water
powc Tender II an object worth the attention Of
capitalists.
The other tract lies fse niles from Lynchburg
and one mile from the main stage road leading to
Amherst Court House; the same creek runs through
tins tract, which the property of Doct Robc
II. Rose This is truly valuable tract OF land and
has about hundred and elghty acres in woods and
fine tobacco land and has about fifty acres of creek
bottom, thatls rich. The whole plantation lies very
level, 50 that the most Of may be ploushcd both
WAYS.
am determined to sell and by carly application
bargain may be had. The terms Of sale viii be lib
era aud made known application. Possession
will be delivered OF the tact which reside at the
end Ut the year, and OF the other at any time. A
large crop Of wheat VIII be sown and neatly put in,
tins fail. for the benefit Of the purchasers. Refer
can be had, to the land by applying TO Capt.
Thomas \. llolconbc, Capt. Chacs +. Lee, Major
fhomas Rudd OF Nh. Seth y oodtool.
GEO. W. PEITAJOIIN.
,Ir ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20

v s"'3iNt,, t" it Vt rules holden in the Clerks Of
ar TIE county OF IiallaN, in the month OF May, 1858.
" timn Hill and Elizabeth hs WIFE, formerly Elizabeth
Abbott, Plaintiffs
Peer RNes Sheriff orhs county of iIuv and such
Sa William Nanand Polly his fiic, lIambeton Stewart
AaIs Abbott Joseph Abbott and Alice his wife James Abb
bott and John lDa@ son and Rebeeea his WIFE, Deits.
IL CHNNrEkY.
The defendants William Martin aud Polly his Wife Ham
bnn stewart aud Martina his wife, and lian Richardson
and Say ns wife not having entered their appearance and
n tins Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not Inhabitants othis Commonwealth ON motion of
the plaintiffs by loanSel, it Is ordered that the said deen
dn4S W !Iam Martin and wife, llanleon Stewart aud wife
aud William Richardson and wiz, do appear before
Judge ofour SAID Court the first day of september
and answer the plnnu Pin that aeopy of this order be in
,eed IN the lAneblnrs Nrgin for tWo month successive
~ ana loStcdat the front door ni the Courthouse of this
County. ACopy-Icsta
,.,.a WIN. HOLT, elk,
July! w2m
NIRGINIAtt rules holden in the Clerks Office the
, Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for the
County Of tharlone Jny the ID, lo3a.
Matthew b, Aonln and Bryan w Nowlin merchants
No~lin, pits,
against
Sterling McDearman aud Robert Morton and Thomas
Pnsh, Administrations of Thomas AlcDcanan dee d. des
IL CHANCERY.
The defendant Sterling Mc)canan not hay ing entered his
appearance orus the ac of Assembly and the rules
that he not an nIm otls state on The motion of the
Plaintiffs by connsel,t ordered that the said defendant do
appear before the judge OF the SAID Court the Courthouse
{" The said Comfy the first day oil the and
ter ls appearance aud answcr the plaintiffs BILL and that
copy 81 tins order be inserted newspaper published
m The Iown OF Ynrhharg for months successfully, and
posted at the front door the Courthouse of the said Coun-
4 Copy-'rcsfF.
WlNSLOW ROBINSON, elk.
July w2in
IA a rules holden IN the Clerks Office Of the
circuit superior Court ot Law and Chaucery, for the
County OF Oh riottc, July the ID, 1885.
John w. peshazer Administrator John P. Burgess, Jr
dec d. who was assignee OF " litmson burgess, Plaintiff
against
- Sterling Mclleaman, aud Robert Morton and Thomas
Fush, administrators OF Thomas McDcarnan decd Deils
IL CHANCERY.
, he defendant Sterling Mc)carmnn having entered
s appearance according To the Act Assembly and the rules
81 tins court and itapPearng to the satisfaction ei the Court
thai he Is not an nliabant OF this ON the motion OF
me pahtY Counsel it Is ordered thai the SAID defendant
% appear hen the Judse Of the said Court al the Court
o9e 81 the SAID County, the first day OF the next term ana
'ef ms appearance aud answer the plaintiff bill and uiaa
o Una order be inserted in e"spnpcr published IN
he i9"np lNnchhue, tor months successfully, and
Copv--icstc.
July WIN
BLANKS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20

"a
O. a. ~
= A.--s-1s
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

'E'IlE Northern Line Of Stages from T.yuohbmg
10 Fredericksburg by way Of Charlottesville
leaves Lynchbure on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays At o'cIock, \. NJ, aud reaches Charlottes
v'ilr III the evening oil those days II arrives at IRE
dcneksbnfg Mondays Wednesdays and End KS,
At O'Clock, i. NJ. In returning, II arrives Al Gbaf-
Iouesyllle on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
'nd reaches Lyuchbutg on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays By tins route passengers leaving
Lynehbns viii reach Frederick sbufs IN two days,
OF those going from l.ynchbug 10 Richmond will
reach Richmond on the second day III O'Clock, l..
M.-Dnr teams aud coaches aIr tifst rate aud the
drivers ara careful aud accommodating. No laias
viii be spared to render tho uip safe and pleasant 10
the passengers
are through to Fredericksburg $ll 90
do 10 Richmond 9 30
Apply The Franklin Hotel, Lynehbm1 (or seats.
$. l.. CLOVES, AT.
July2 DIAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20

FINE BoY.-Ihe Woodstock Mercnrv men
ions boy, seen III lhat toNu, MIo lives nnI In OIL
sou OF CdPl Heny Mmgiu, thnncsh 70 pound.
aud Is only plut scus oi1c,i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20
DESIRABLE, GOODS,
1T soEFeE' E0Es' PRIZES.

M will sell our present stock OF FANCY
W GOODS at, aud many articles BELOW
COST, for cash They consist in pau Of splendid
E'rFHf1a .sEHSiils&, g0IA6Ficia G!stj
gI0tCits, Satin stripe fhastegs,
Ei,ad GAUGE Jar Parry Dresses, Faqey thudhc-
digs and Tails, PLAN and figured Stlhs,
Bonnet and Gap hi56onS, &c. s..
Purchasers would find ii to their interest to give
US call, determined to sell, should an OPP
pottunliy offer, without regard to price.
AUSTIN Il HANCOCK
June % Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20

The defendant, james CaHp1e having entered hi,
appearance and giyea security, according 10 the As.
seubS aud the rules of this court and appearing by salts
factory evidence, that he is inhai,ant of this Com
monwealth ordered that he do appear here, on the
irs day the term, and the bill of the plaintiff
hu tins order be inserted in spapcr published in
snehbur, for months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the courthouse of this county, court
day. \ copy-reste
JOS. WILSON, Crk.
July -
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w /. hive gust received second supply oil tins
w invaluable Medicine. z....
MARTIN & LATlIAM
Feb is
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. gibcA,agFc KU,sts az Public ,Ssygc.


~ ~ hN,ht' tn me 'aie residence oil craven
nm rbn,s,ly ,bs ~, of1.,,,oto, ,av, 10 ',
crwsc the next lar day). This is considered one
of the most valuable Estates in the upprr couutry-
and in point ofheath aod beauty is surppas,qdEy no
situation in the State II contains by recent survey
1000 acres; upuardI Of 500 Of which arc cleared, the
balance well tinbered. 1t is bounded for nearly two
miles ON lie Ne1in 4 East by the Riyanna RIVER. 4
on the South by Buck Island Creek, a large stream
emptyng into the river. The two streams form
" "yo 62 a[r,I o% faonm'1 Of very sTpe
adopted to the growth OF Corn, Wheat, Oa,s. and
Tobacco. The Improvements are not good.-'Ihe
dwelling house is old. bat lagr and comfortable and
situated ON Il beautiful enlnencr bringing ali the
astbc land under the cyc--.nl making the 1lo-prct
IN every direction picturesque and bcauIilaI T6cre
IS every Necessary ont house, witha House iil
Thcshu4 Machine. lee House, &c. There
are ten or twelve never falling springs Il rune wafer
On the place.
Also another Tract, coaiainiag $50 acre. iIn,,c-
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ROCKY MOUNT RACES,
FOR l~I-.


TnF RACES OVER the Rocky Mount Course
vii comm, Hce On Tuesday the ilh Srptem-
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lac DEE nl9nts Asa Bat. and Oney his wife and Lew
Clayton and Dicev his Wife not having entered teir an
eaanc' and g'ysn security according the Assembly
aud the rules o tbs court and appearing b, satisfactory ev
idenee that they inhabitants of this Common wealth
ordered thai they do appear first day of
the term, aud the plaintiffs bill thai this order
he forthwith inserted in papcr published ynch
burg, months y, and posted the front
dog the Court House of this county, court day.
\ Copy-1esie,
JOS. WILSON Crk
July % w2m
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From the Governor ofs. Caroline.

Cotruar,, s. CAROLINA, Dec. Goth, ls3G.
Ny dear Su:
have just lcmucd, with grcntngret, that you arc
about oqat oul towaand State by which per
sonl deprivation to Nontlilends VIII ensue, and the
State lament lhe lo-so those high literary attain
mcuts, that You have eNerted among us, tor soule
years past. You my do better | lust sincerely
you viii. our distinguished literary tl>tc. vhcf
eYerclied lato tcQu~tfIo1, cannot bul scculc vou
position bosl ar, cable aud rloGjaaIe Accept ny
bcStw'shes torHour prosperity and happiness With
great reg ard and esteem, +. NJ BIsTLFR
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July %

NIl-At rules hcldm The Clerks Office the Cir.
emit superior Count Of Law and Chanccry for Bedford
,punt', the lth day oil june l&}3:
james -. Iat Tor aud Nancy LIS vii, late Nancy Hewitt
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IKGINiA-At rules held in the Clerks Office the Cir
cult superior Court ol Law and Chuncrry for Bedford
county On the 2dday ofJuy, 1888:
John NJ. Wright Plaintiff
against
Jo1n Worov and sally his WIFE Lewis CLAYTON and Dicey
aud Paul Claw D.frndants