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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22


CAPPED fr9r 'ht s. ~ T. 7Ge"csie NJ The 24th Jane 1877
1t the request Ut In. !tiuIs " e insert the tuiInv
iurn t. from the icv. Mr. tiowull of Niss IT, 10 ll,,
eilior OF iii South ", 'hri sian tiyocate yhn
ii a peers has examined tse 5lotnus AID o her den
nsa,s, eynciVe Of the Doctor, claims to public patron
age In consequence If an accident, DR.. " will ra-
main iii Nashville few days longer than lie At fits;
innnce,l-sar the LIST july
Rev. Mr. Stringiie i:--iiavng been requested bv Dr.
Williams, tue ortiitt, now in this CITY to syamnc his
numerous dlpiunids and other documents eyilcrn of
his claims TO is c conilent his professional have
IN connam nh valued iriea, done so with plea sure
Among them found ie ar from In Pager, al pre-
seh Charge d Ail!ifcs OF the Kin of the French Mt
" inFf1 m. addressed to Dr. WaHs, te>tifyng Tic
ShnitI1c'Hss Ut lit; diplomats from the Kings OF France
Bclg!n, NC as w1ll as tioe from tie Medical Snrie-
uHs OF FRANCE. lie has numerous vouchers from men
known 10 he ii high tephtaiun in this country. received
since his arrival in tie tnitrd ttss, detailing i'll tau
ces nj great success III restoration Of sight to the
c.;y. | knew none Of them previous to tlei coming
u:cer his cars bnt ali nave seen say they are un,
occasionally btucitteA.
RonT. b. C Fl 'NGlI,
Nashville, June q, t837.
+. ). Since writing The abnyc one Of nr. Williains
patients has ca'fe upon nc, uad vs. ne had actual "
aud tua ~ lost the sight of eve or seventy Years
but declares himself better thar last night for the
first lime his life tnn he rccUect, he could dis
nguish, with III eye, some ut the prominent; tnrs.
learn thar this old gent ."rlai has lived many wears
in this rdgior, and says he been Methodist during
forty years
Yours, truly,
ausl0 4. B. C. IL.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

W WV Z
IRONS, ,&lc
THNHE HOWELL. WORKS COMPANY, No.
Il 238 Water, near Brekniau street, New York,
have received the past seasots, and ar" cor, SANITY
receiving large and extensive additions to the stock
of the above goods, which now consists of the
o1owing assortment. suitnhl9 for the southern and
western markets.
Hollow Of superior quality, consisting ot
about 1900 tons, viz
Pots of % different sjzes, from 2S to 80 gallons,
Kettles, Is sizes, from 35 to 30 galloue,
Kettles, Is sizes, from 39 to Is gallons,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

'5NtlE Subscribers. Agents fr tn extensive house nf
4 ". 4 5. Butcher. Sheffield ENGLAND, have inst
scaivei extensive get Of pa e,s, CONSISTING of
Fable md Dessert Knives of dissertation. Pen.
Pocket. Dirk, and Spear point ,nives; RHaors, Sris
soTs. Edge Tools &C. Nc. &c. whrh thew are prenared
exhibit to the trade Tor orders. Terms and conditions
will he made known nj the time.
mic J. ID. RFIN & 4 COHEN 50 Common st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

nd Harris Kelley SEQ, of Rodney, dss lived
he2is of May last BY the death OF Samuel \ Mason
me OF the partners Of thu tir'lIs
The undersigned. surviving partners will he charged
win The settling md closing said business follows:
Lowe Harris vii! attend othe settling OF thu business
oil ata9on, Harris 4 Gont Nutrlle2: and Harris, Kc.-
eS y Co, Mt R'mrv: and Henry Kelley viii attend
hese't'ing OF Tie hnsness ofNecy, Mason & Co.. at
re" Orleans, The names of he se' cral firms Willie
used in liqailatta,;ortv.
Those nd,bte, said firms arc narnes tly requested
ocone forward and make carly Settlements; and those
hay my Claims will please pre- en- Item without delay.
LEVI G HARRIS.
HENRY Ike i.I.I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

'efpfi,i ng people proved superia, to them VII
'hought OF my own native Slate-ol the honorel
rank she once held-of the additional lusre with
wheh She might have shone in the sht eonstrIa-
"oh oil fepnblics,-and then tho hi Of her as she
pow ls--shorn OF her brightest beams, and shining
wan diminished, aud continually diminishing spena
uo'aha i,ii' as these reflections passed through
my mind. unwonted heayiness aathe, on 80. rs,
Gentlemen, something must be done. The pnb.
nS interests require that something should be done
ne 'ue oil emigration is moving, as one broad uu-
, current, To Tue west, bearing its bosom the
wealth, The intelligence the encrpIze of the STATE
Are you content to dwinde into he dabber in petty
pohucs-and end your Improbable career as the in.
ssu'"eaat VILLAGE pol,'ean-the mere bubble that
fets aud s"eis. and bursts upon the ocean of parry
poIulcs. and Is thought OF no more foreye, , or
90 You not father aspire TO move the State 10 the ex-
eontoh oi This magnificent work and so 10 record
our anne on me brightest page of her history nd
ou'd Tor Yourselves monument, substantial as the
so'I ldole oil sont oountry's gfeatncss-and lasting
as her own impershabc glory CLINTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
foR THE VIRGlNtAS,

Al meeting of the citizens Of Wythe county. at
the Court house thereof on Monday the loth day
OF December 1888, for the purpose oftakine INTO
consideration the subject OF Internal Improvement /:
John l. Matthews was called 10 the chair, aud James
IL. Miller appointed Secretary
he object OF the meeting having been explained
10y Andrew S Fulton, the following resolutions were
offered aud unanimously Adopted
Resolved, That the people OF this county arc
deepy and vitality interested IN the internal improve
ment OF THIS Commonwealth, and that the resources
OF inns region OF the State such demand the
utmost hberallly on the past of The Legislature for
an improvement along the existing road, either by
railway or MeAdamlzed road
Resolved, That the suggested improyement
should be undertaken aud completed on Safe ac-
count.
Resolved, That John Stanger, Andrew 5. Fulton
David McGomas, Thomas J. Boyd and Epham
McUaVock be appointed 10 memorialize the I.epis-
latnte, on behalf OF this people, IN relation TO SAID
Improvement.
Whereas. there is a contest between the inllabi.
an,s OF the towns OF Lyuchburg buchanan as To The
proper point OF connection OF the proposed improve
hehi with the james River improvement, and wlroic-
as It IS matter OF minor Importance To the people
OF lhs section OF Virginia. al what point the propos-
ed Improvement shall connect with the James River
improvement therefore, Resolved, that the people
of this county will forbeal expressing their opinion
provements but will leave the same to be decided
by the wisdom of the Legislature.
Resolved. That the. proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman aud Secretary, and pub
IIshed IA the Virginia Statesman, Flncastle Demo
ctat, Lynchbufg Nrsinlan and Richmond Enquirer
and Wing. }. p. MATTHEW'S, Chairman.
}. X. Miller, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
fuR TUi NIRG1NIAN.

10 nc BTdre and Y0triOfC
In our Revolutionary War for Independence; for
the Rights aud Liberties OF man; not only a I.ai,,
cite, from France, DE kalb, from the borders Of
Poland, but koscIusko and Pulaski, from the
heart OF Poland, crossed the wide Atlantic, al then
own expense, and aided our fathers their sirup lie
for Liberty, al no other charge than their olon biood
which they generously shed. aud their iircS, which
they freely and magnannously spent IN our cause.
DE hab fell brayely, among the brave uciori-
Gus even IN death For the brave regulars whom
he commanded, beat. and drove the enemy where h,
and his comrades fought aud had he been sustained
by the cowards who fled without fighting, Corn
wallis and his army would have surrendered At the
dtssracetni feid OF Camden instead of the glorious
pidiHS of \ ork.
The brave Count Pulaski, in the assault upon
Charleston then IN possession OF the British fell AT
the head oil his legion, when making desperate
charge to enler the city. hosciusho fought the bat
Ties ct our country, not less brarcg than he after
wards, unfortunately, fought the battles of his oon-
The brave, the generous Poles have been vanqushed
aud overwhelmed by twenty tunes their number, al
ter exhibiting skill, patriotism, herolsm and lort
tndr, never surpassed in any age by any nation
The Poles who did bot herolcally fall ia battle, are
some, IN the West bondage; the rest, exIles from
Their homes, their country, and their property cas
upon any foreign shore, where they can find refuge
from d6ject Sidtery, or l9nomta10aS dedM, The uu-
fortunate Poles can truly say, in The language o.
Virgil, !" Nos Pahtdtn |ugimnS FL dulcia Rnquimus
area: we lee OR country, ana leave our plea
SAINT fields behind.
There Is now, in this town, at the Eagle Hotel.
Polish Captain, an old man, destitute of the home
country, and property, which he could formerly
Dul, (ah cfuel, unmerted fate > is doomed nero
again 10 sec, nor call his ouR whose head and from
now show eleven honorable sears Of desperal,
wounds received III defence OF his county liberty
and properly. Unassumlng, unpreendlng and un
obrusye, the brave exile the scared hero suffers
silence. wears the tatteted clothes which barrel,
cover his honorable sears; asks nothing but seem.
very grateful for any sympathy attention shown I,
him. Unsolicited by him, take the liberty of ma
king tins APPEAL 10 the humane feelings Of the
generous. the brave, and the patriotic, in behalf o
tho unfortunate Polish Captain, Anthony Jaokuto
wiz. A NIRGINIAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

o. man recently tarred and iea'hered,
and otherwise mal,reated, in Gnyandotte, on tue
charge of being an abolonst. lie was citizen
.of Ohio and il, is SAID taken out OF that State
snd brought into Virginia for the purpose OF under
going this innicion. If this be tue, we presum
he is one of the gang who employed in facilitating
the escape of runaway slaves from their owners
If this conjecture be true, we are not SO certain
that, five were on jury to try them, we should
not be in favor of verdcl similar to that once CIV
n in the case Of party who were sued for lynch
" man for whipping his wife" sdrU CT Inn
right"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
witness, .,ramdte.. Fruits, Candies, etc

DALE. golden aud brown sherry Wines.
n Old South Side, London Particular and other
Madeira Wines,
Champagne Wines, various genuine brands.
SUI anl Sparkling lloek aud Burgundy Wines.
Ratsae, Chmbcrtip, taret. Muscatel. OLD Oporto
Pott. and many other Wines,
London Brown Stout aud Porter,
button and Scotch Ales,
Playing and Visiting Cads. fine assortment ofeach,
Havana. Principe and keg,lia Segars, part in store
tinee 1898
French. English and American fancy Soaps.
Pennmefy, u fine assortment. some of the Scars IN
store since 1916.
Sporting Powder aud Percussion Cans
Guns aud Pistols, siuge aud double blrellea n view
good supply ol each, oi assorted qualities,
Pure Greek and Samos Mines,
Pen aud Pocket Knives, assorted.
Extract aud Stick Logweed.
Medicines, Paints, Oils, D,e-stuRs, etc. n s,n. n..
-ortmeai Of each.
New kaislns, Soft aud Hard Almonds. Clfon best
Candies. etc.
BRANDlES old aud choice qualities,
Holland Gin aud old Boayia Auork, equal 10 any
imported, the latter Is unoqualcd lor making
punch.
CordalS. Preserves, Pickles, Sardncs in oil.
Anohoses, etc. For sale NJ
Howell DANlES,S.
December "a Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
MARRIAGES..

Married on Tuesday evening the 18th inst by the
Rev. Dir. Wm |. llolcombe, HLNRY b. WAR
WICK, Esq, OF Amherst to Miss AM ELIZA, daugh-
ter OF William Ross Esq OF Campbell.
-, on Thursday evening the Goth inst by
the Rev. Thomas Atkinson, CoRBIN WARWICK,
Esq. of Richmond, to Miss MARGARET, daughter oil
the late Davidson Bradlute, Esq. OF this place
-, onihe 9th inst. by the Rev. VIM. S. Reid
Mr.. Tuos j. HARDY, Of Lynchbnre, to Miss MAR
TIA RANDOLPH, daughter OF Mr.. Jesse Hughes o
Prince Edward county.
-, on Tuesday the 18Th inst. at Mr.. John +
Wiliams's, by the Rev. james II. RIdick, Mr.
ANDREW \. BOYD OF Kanawha. to Miss MARTH,
FRANCEs Pace of this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

NJ The Boston Atlas states that the sureties OF
George Bancroft the collector of that port, who IS
required by law TO give security 10 the amount oil
100000 for the faithful discharge of It's duties,
are not all together worth $4,000 This would be
the case under the ub-Trcasury system No mat
ter what might be the acquisitions OF the law, II
would be always thus loosely administered. The
security for the public money would be then, as it is
now, merely nominal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
superior Water Proof Cement,
ron BOO1S .g.y.y, SHOES.

ha ma,ufed and brought TO perfection q
Cemeusss< Is as good 10, leather as fuiling is
LOT cloth or heNA. IL not only makes il close and
MN out keeps otfs5trsd and water. which rot aud
uestoy leather wetNttss feet. and cause sickness.
colds oonsnmpl'ons. &osssheh ought TO be avoided
ny every person, II possible, Tho Cemnnf II put
on night, will answer that purpose First black
your shoes Thea put II on as YOU would oil TOP and
bottom aud edge IL will run amongst peps or
su'ches, aud make them tight and keep shoe from
tipping, clean up NICE look we'll. and not hunt lea
tlef, but preserve II do not hold 10 too nea, the
hte II YOU are afraid they will be too st,l add lit
TIC grease OF an, hind, put ia on before OF after.
"'''s' "aeh VIII Keep then plant and supple
Us you WISH IL restores old adcd leather 10 be pill
ant supple aud black and will no, al the uhttest
dress IL the best thing mend broker efookcrv
NIX II WITH Hour Spanish whiting OF chalk aud IL
mahes excellent putty, In snow OF muddy weather
VIII be very esscuual To have ton. You know how
desirable II Is 10 have youi leei d., At such a t,me
worth more than the price Of a bottle of c.
ment' which Will keep dozen poir of leet dry
who'e winter, at cents a par IL will mix
WIN lamp=blaek or any color, and may be put
on iea'nef, CLOTH paper, wood or brick, To look
"eH' have worked At the tanning business and
Know what Is good for leather. aud would not re
commed m, thing that is not. You viii do well 10
ty IT, have II IN half pint bottles At % cents per
oo''e or III latgel quantities. # wanted n n ,easnna-
bic price. WILLIAM rIllIRNAN
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LAND FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF a deed oftrust, executed to ma
I'D on the 22d day Of December, 1887, by Lee
grand Porter for purposes therein named, | shall
sell, on the 2ih day Of January next, at public auc-
ton, on the premises, for cash,
one hundred and cigh,y-Gve acres of Land,
in the county of Campbell, adjoining the Lands OF
Dr. Palmer, d. b. Patterson and others. The title
is believed to be good, but acting as trustee shall
only convey such title as IS .esied IN me by the
deed aforesaid STEPHEN S. DIUGUID.
Dec. 81 i2a1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

C. An individual, (name not giycn,) OF highly
ieSpee'ao'e connections, wealthy, and heretofore
himself respected has been ested in S,aunlon. ex-
amned' and sent on for further trial. charged with
the various arsons which lave occurred recently in
that place No motive is assigned for the perpet-
uaton ofthose diabolicol crimes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

O. MI. James 7. Espy, of Philadelphia has
presented petition to the Senate of Pennsylvania,
setting forth that he has discovered method 10
produce rain, and asking that committee may oe
appointed to examine his claims TO the discovery -
The very thing, (says the New York Amercan) to
put down an instruction
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

NJ. The Evening Post, the Van Buren, organ IN
New York denonnces Mr.. Atherton's resolutions n
decisive terms Thus, while Mr.. Nan Buren's friends
in Congress are protecting his "Inie'ests' III TIE
Sou,h. his friends IN the North are not less CAREFUL
Of his "interests'' IN that region. Can the South
couGIe in tins Jauus-iaced Missouri Restriction
isl p!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

o. Edward A. Marshall, Esq (Whig) of Eau
quier has resigned his seat in the next House OF
Delegates Of Virgnia-in consequence we regret TO
hear, Of indisposition. A special election to I'LL
The vacancy will be held on the Sd oiJanuary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

~ Robert Anderson, Col. Robert McCandlsh,
DR.. Samuel Cotton and d.. Edward Camm, are an
nonnced as candidates to represent the Senatorial
h's''r'ct' in which vacancy has occurred by the
resignation of Vespasan Ellis, Esq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

HaEssNs, CANDLES, &c. thpif s. quarter box cs.}
RAA BONES new crop Bunch Muscatel Raj
4 WV sins, whole,
% boxes Hull & Sons Patent Taow Candies,
% " common do
25 " r.. Williams Sperm do
5 +" Sam'l. Judd's Patent do
s boxes Pine Apple Cheese,
kegs fresh Malaga Grapes,
Yves, India Preserves Champagne Cider, &c
Receiving, aud ioi sale by
Dec. 90 2th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
DiSSOtNliOls.

Dissolution.
TENIlE CO. partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of PeeIs q Lewis, was this day DIS
solved by mutual consent. Those having claims a
gaust the same will present them for payment anu
all those indebted 10 them requested come Tor
ward aud settle their accounts, indulgence cannot
be given. Z. T.. ~ Il no. WIG
HENRY II. LEWIS.
Dec. 30 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

u To-Morrow being Christmas day, no pa.
per will be issued from this office on Thursday
next Printers must have holidays, as well other
'o!ks--th: ra'hor, as thry onlv ask it once syear
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

hR. JAMES PANkEY returns his grateful
~ Acknowledgements 10 the public. for their Pa
uonage since he has been engaged in he practice
ofmedlcnc, and informs fhen, that as he intends
give his attention more exclusively TO agriculture
he will not in future aend TO any calls in his pro.
lcsson.
Campbell. December 9th 1888 w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

ENOR HIRE the ensuing year, frst rate
H. Tanner aud Curer capable Of conducting and
carrying on the business himself, OF indnstrious
habits. homes, and sober. Application may be made
tn Jon,than A. Siout of Amherst Courthouse and
Elijah Fletcher or Thomas billiard Of Eynehburg.
Decemb II W II I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
HaEs, fl. ,YF. az III H. EsHsE,
STURGEON feEETzSE,

FE1AkES this occasion 10 inform the public that
h lie has removed his office next door above tho
AUCTION room Of Col. Charles Phelps, and directly
opposite to H. b. Richardss Hardware Store, where
he can al any time be found ready to perform the
duties oi his profession.
Dec 10 His
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

NJ The New York Gazette states that another
new Bank, with capital OF five millions OF dollars
is in contemp aton by firm in Wall sueet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

VIRGINiA:-At rules holden in the clerks office ofthe
circuit superior OF Inv md ehanccy FOR the county
ri Amherst, Monday the Sd day ui september, 1888
Robert Robinson and Andrew {, Elliott merchants aud
partners imdmg under the style md firm Of Robinson FL
hu and the Robinson & Elliott and Joseph Il. Bailey
merchants and partners trading under ha elye and inn Of
}. Il. Bailey Il CO. Plaintiff,
against
Samuel Dinkle & Jacob Rumbougll merchants aud par
bongh aud the Dmlc 4 Rumbough and John u ifo
bcrts merchants and pnrner rnding under the STYLE and
firm OF John H. Roberts y CO. aud j. Hopkins Brother,
Defendants
Is CHANcERY.
The defendants, J. Hopkins y Brothers, not having en-
tered Their appearance aud pyen security according 10 ts Act
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth is ordered that The pnid defendants do ap
pear here the first day of the April and answer
he pil Of ihe lmh' ana at aeo{ o. l4 order DC nL'h
WIN Inserted IN some Newspaper published N the Town o
front door Of the courthouse OF ihis county.
Copy-Ieste,
ROBERT TlNslEY, c.
December u WIN
VIRGINIA Al rules held in the clerk office OF the cir
cut superior court of law aud chuncry o the county OF
Nelson, on the 9th day OF November 1873
John Ihompson Jr. aud Chales Pcuow, Plaintiffs,
against
John Wright, Beverly lurgroyc, odn'r. OF William liar-
grove decd Daniel Igginbohnhi, Surviving partner OF T.
d. liiggnbohamand Robert yes shcri Of Nelson conn-
~ aud Us such administrator de honis non of Thomas bih
dec d., Def,ndnnts.
Is CuANcERy.
The defendant John Wright having cltcrdhis appear
nnce and given security according to the Act OF Assembly aud
the rules OF tins court and appearing by satisfactory eI
dence that he lnhailunt OF this Commonwealth
On motion Of the plaintiffs by COUNSEL is ordered, that the
April aud the bill OF the plaintiffs and Thai
copy this order be forthwith inserted in The Lynch
burg Tor two months Increasingly, and another copy
posted the front dor Of the courthouse of this county
some court day. \ Copy-Teste
RIO. Z. CUTLER, Crk.
December II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

The parties Interested the foregoing decree viii
bo pleased To take notice that | have appointed
TUESDAY the 9Th day Of fedfnry next, To commence
the tahlnG the accounts therein directed, on which
day byen o'clock IN the motuns. they are legues-
ted to attend At my Office Lovugston, with thcr
books, papers aud vouchers, aud copies OF Court
papers, prepared ior sctiemeni.
SPOTSWODD GARLAND, Com'r.
Dee. II Wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
sSiss0Eiffioss.

flNll L concern heretofore existing between George
W. liN q A,mlsead l.. Butwe, in this
place, Is tins day dissolved by mutual consent.
\ l.. Ell kWElL,
GEO. W, lin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

a I tncun Superior touit II Law and Chancrry,
n continued aud held for Nelson county. at the
Courthouse, on Thursday the It'll day oil October.
IS3S
Nathan l.oi1us, Lee W. lars aud Wilson Pc
tcrs merchants aud partners, trading under the finn
Of Nathan Loitus * CO. aud Jacob Nosi Pits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

I roH held IN the clerks olice nf the superior
"A Of law aud chancey Tor the county Anhersl, on
the 9TH day of November 1888
Guatay0a \. Edwards, rintn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

G}- Judge White has left Knoxville for Wash
lngton city, in improved but still feeble health
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

Elisha Rider. Charles c. Paucson, John Bethel
and W illiam. {. Johnson, Dts
II appearing 10 the Count, that Leo W. Ilatls
one of the plaintiffs in this cause, Is dead, II Is or
dcrcd that the same be certified on the record aud
thcrcnpon, tins cause came On this day be heard
upon the bill, answer, exhibits, and examinations Of
alton whereof the Court doth adjndgr, order and de-
cree that ono OF the commissioners OF tho Court do
examine, state and settle the accounts between the
creditors AIRED In the several deeds of unsi referred
to IN the plaintiffs bill, A. II. &. -; aud tie delen-
dan Rider stating sreh MS have beeo paid, and such
rs remain due, aud the amount paid out Of the
trust properly that he take an account nt the val.
uc al the trust property conveyed ~ SAID deeds,
which has been wasted, destroyed, disposed of.
by sale otherwise and thai lac state wha proper
~ remains on hand, with its value together with any
matter deemed pertinent by himself, required by
the paltics to be stated, and make report this
tUutt. \ tupN--Iesie,