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CONGRESS.


Some excitement has been produce,
In the House of Representatives in con
sequence Of a Message from the Presi
oent enclosing communication from the
Secretary ofthe Treasury, in relation to
the introduction of foreign paupers into
the United States.-Among the papers
sent to the House were extracts from q
partizan newspaper printed in New
York. containing injurious reflections on
the Mayor and Councils of that City,
The offensive papers have been promptly
withdrawn, both the President and
Secretary having denied all knowledge
OF the nature of the extracts. During
the discussion on this subject, Mr.. AID.
ANS said. "the occurrence was, no doubt,
nnintentional on the part both of the
President and Secretary. But If it had
been Intentional, he had no hesitation in
saying that it would have been one of
the grossest violations Of the privileges
OF the House that ever had been com
mitted by president of the United
States" Among the offensive extracts, is
letter to the Mayor of New York, the
concluding paragraph of which is as
A"'iN"S A. Ri ERAlSD.
Ii is with feelings ofany nature but those
OF 4 pleasant character that address on,
It's indeed humilia.ing to attempt to
castigate one whose armadillo hide is i'm.
pervious to the lash. Surrounded as you
are by fetid political atmosphere,
where maliguity, falsehood. and SANDER
alone can exist, it is but with little hope
OF reforming your conduct that iDdite
these letters. Your course of conduct
brief as it is, is blackened sufficiently tc
excite the disgust of every candid man
and you may rest assured, however those
around you may from interested motives
make you believe that you are growing
popular, that there is spiri. of intelli.
gence aud 'libeFality abroad, which ST
len.Iy but powerfully is advancing, and
will never rest until it has consigned
you to that retirement from which it hat
been better both for yonr own charac
ter and that Of our city, you never hat
been called.
h
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07
PATRICK HENRY.

District Banks.-The bill to extend
the charters OF the Banks in the District
OF Columbia to the 9TH July 1910, pas.
sed the Senate on Monday evening. 1t
contains the following conditions
LIST. Each Bank to cease receiving or
paying out all paper currency Of less de.
nomination than FIVE dollars, on or be.
fore the day Of the PRONUNCIATION of this
act.
Ind 10 redeem all their notes Of the
denomination Of five dollars in gold oil
si'yer, from aud after the first day o
August, in the present year.
50 10 resume specie payments in full
on or before the first day Of January. il
the year one thousand eight hundred
and tbirty-nine, or sooner, if the pripci
pal banks Of Baltimore and Richmond
should sooner resume specie payment
lin full.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07

seen her by tho exercise of moral courage
bearing all the sisrncr duties, and shak ins
on the retiring timidity Of her nature, to sup
ply his want OF power; ! have seen her de-
nying hcrseIf oil the luxuries, comforts, nay
almost accessories of life, to promote hi,
pleasure and well being have seen her be
siue his couch IN the hour OF sickness, endurin g
's'gue with accomplishing patience. Yea,
all this and far more I have seen wrought
from the pure essence of Womsn's love.
IN tho breast OF that woman where vanity
is the leading characteristic (and unbappiiy
the modern system. oi female education too
Often fosters this disgusting evii) the virtues
| such az we have described, cnnno, be exuect-
eo 10 dwell. She who, either as maiden or
vile, pants for admiration, and 10 gain il will
wound the feelings or ruin the peace OF an
other, is altogether incapable ofths generous
sentiment which alone deserves the name OF
love. Avarice is still more odious inhabis
tant: the bosom finer wha cherishes il must
oe totally devoid Of those soft affections we
usually look for in our sex and she rea ~
the reward she merits when che sacrifices her
principles and feelings by union of inter-
est the gold she has SO dearly purchased fails
10 procure the happiness she seeks, and her
heart becomes a chaos Of evil passions and
disappointed hopes
How delightful is il 10 witness an aped
couple whe have weathered life g storms nd
IN hand and smiled on each other amid them
even as IN its suRshine-whose pleasure in
each others society does moi decrease because
time has furrowed their brews and Invested
them OF the strength and beauty of youth 10
such pair the past affords fund OF exaui-
site Joy ,as it presents through memory's glass
their early loves, and ifreIigion opens 10 their
view The prospect Of reunion after death in
world where separation is not known, sweet
ana easy must be their departure, and no
cause have they to regret that life's day is
on its decline.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07
NOTICE.

WILL be sold at the late residence oil
William McClenathan decd. on Friday
the 10th day OF June next, Horses, Cat.
tie. Hogs, Sheep, Farming Utensils and
quantity Of Household aud Kitchen
furniture, Corn. Oats. and Bacon. Sale
10 commence at 10 o'clock Terms made
known on the day of sale.
All persons having claims against the
estate are requested to present them for
settlement.
RO. 8. MOFFErT,
May 81.
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The LOGON. Qll.) Herald Gays that plant
root OF very singular appearance was recent.
~ taken from the bay of Illinois river. 1t
was originally six feet in length. but twe
iees which was partially decayed, had been
cut of. Ii is about four inches in diameter,
having knotly undulating surface, and a
SIX in resembling the leopard a heavy lux.
urlant blade peers from this singular root
lar above the surface of the water. expans
ding on its broad folds flower OF The most
exquisite beauty. IL is species Of plant
unknown. Eaturalists would find in il an
s"isrestag sci.jcet fer speculation.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07

n Rouser.-A young buster in Kentucky
lately initiated the Growing ofa cock go we'll
at two o'clock in the morning, tina, the sun
rose Immediately, and daylight broke sever.
aid.
we advise the Boston Herald, whenever
,! feels more sleepy than usual III the aay
ume' and wishes night to come, for an excuse
Tor dosing, 10 boot like an OWL Ii would do
The Thing very naturally.
philadelphia Leger.
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tEkENH EK WXTS.
nj. GUSHING.

Respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally, that he has Just re.
ceiveda general assortment of articles in
a" line. consisting in part Of the follow,
Oranges. Lemons. Rsisins, Figs
frames, Currents, SuItan. Raisins. Gu.
ron. Almonds, Paim-nuis, Filberts, Eng.
a'sh Wainuts. and ground Peas-Nut,
megs. Cloves. Alspice, Cinnamon, Rose
Water-an assortment Of Essences. AL.
80, Spanish. half Spanish, and Common
Ccgars. aud Chewing Tobacco-toeeth.
er with general assortment OF CON
DICTIONARY. Also, bottled Porter,
Albany Ale, Beer and. Cider,-all OF
which will be sold low for cash, or TO
Punctual customers. uS- His SODA
FOUNTAIN Is now in operation.
May "a.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07
WOOL CARDING,

THE subscribers Carding Machines
are now in operation, and be is pre- ared
to do carding in the best manner, and on
the shortest notice. Wool deposited at
the Stores Of Mr.. Craw ford and Mr..
Mosby, in StauDton. will be regularly
taken out and returned when carded.
He still continues TO make PIoughs,
and all kinds of Machine Irons.
JAMES B. TRIMBLE.
Trimble's Mills, Augusta Co., May "a.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07

INDIGESTION Of bad husbandry and very often
betrays the secret which compels the owner
ioseil Excepting in very stony districts,
every acre ofland which will produce gocd
grasses, may, being rendeted dry end rich,
DO made to produce good grains aud roofs
In the convertible system of husbandry per,
manent meadow or plough lands are almost
field produces in turn crops
oi grain, grasses, and roots
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07

An lrishman saw the sign of the Ri
sing Sun near the Seven Dials, and un-
derneath was written, A. Moon, the
mans name who kept i. being Aaron
NJ Don. The lrishman, thinking he had
discovered just cause for trium PHI, roar
ed out 10 his companion Only see
Phelim see here they talk of the Irish
pulls; only do but see nowI here's fell
low put up the Rising Sun, and calls il
A. Moon"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07

Bachelors Betrarc!-A Miss Munson late.
ly sued Mr.. Hastings. in the County Court
at Rutland (Vermont,) for q breach OF mar
rage contract, and recovered 81 ,425. The
charge OF the Judge 10 the Jury, il is said.
"tenced 10 show That no explicit promise
was necessary 10 bind The parties To a mar.
rage CONTRACT; but that long continued at
fenf,ons, or intimacy with female, uas. as
ciai contract" -
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07

The Boston Evening News says, seThere
IS noihlng we loaIbe OF despiss more than
man who while in the employ ofanother, be-
unys ana makes public those errors and
io'p'es which be would have no opportunity
TO become acquainted with, did not the ban1
az which he soaps provide him with bread. -
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ANCHOR
BOLTING CLOTHS

Just received from New York. and
for sale by the subscriber.
Also, Griffin's English Scythe,
we'd implement
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD.
Staunton. May II, 1893.
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Mr.. BynuH OF n. Carolina, who sho,
six times at Mr.. Jenifer without effect.
has been making a very abusive speech
IN congress against the Wings His
ioogus is as harmless as his pistol.
louisville Journal.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07
TEAMS WANTED

WE wish to employ from four to six
Wagons and teams-to haul rock, dis,
lance ten miles--on a good road.
The terms as follows
Wagon and four Horses $500 per day.
Wagon and FIVE Horses $500 per day.
Wagon and six Horses So. 90 per day.
WARREN REED, 81 Co.
Scottsville, May 9Th, IS3S-6w.
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Dick pays no compliment to lively Sail

Dick pays no compliment to lively Sail;
She says she don't expect them r. ON that quarter
"You're fishing for compliment, my ciri!o
No, Dick, indeed-no, in such shallow water,
WHATS fnsaionj,c, III maintain.
Is always right,'' cries sprightIy Jane
..Ah, would to heavens cries crever Sue.
WHATS right were fashionable Toe. IS,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07

The Vice President has personal
pique against the Indians, One ofthem
rau away with his wife-robbed him Of
bis wooI--Geeced him. -Louisr. Jour.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07

Kentucky Bonds, 10 The amount OF ,2o0,-
600, hive been recently disposed OF on ad-
vantageous terms in New York. The ia~
teresi and principal ate payable in London.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07
NOTICE..

IHE partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers, under tue style
OF u. d r. Erwin, in the Mercantile
business, was dissolved by mutual con-
sent on the 10th instant.
d. ERWIN,
r ERWIN.
Augusta county, May II, ls3s-4.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07

AMERICAN FLAG.

pages Of the Democratic Review. we msk
the following extract. II bears a stril,in,
TO "Drake's American Flay
and we are almost led 10 believe. that Il ;,
frsm the pen Of the Junior. "Croaker." No
thing surely can al the breast ofpatriot 80 nj
more lofty fee:ia, iha-. TO gaze upon the IA,
ofbis country, as " fisats tranquility in ,h
breeze, an emblem Of national glory-.,u
pedu sans fdche
"FIag Of my cnuntry (! in thy folds
Are wrapped the treasures of the heart
Wherever that waving sheet is famed.
by breezes Of the sea or land,
IL bids the life blood start.
* IS not that among those stars
The fiery crest Of Mars shines out:
II is not that on battle plain,
Midst heaps Of harnessed warriors slain,
IL flaps triumphant DER the rent.
Short lived the joy that conquest yields;
FLUSHED victory is baihed in tears;
The burden Of that bloody fame,
which shouting thousands loud proclaim,
Sounds sad 10 widow'd ears.
Thou hast deeper, stronger hold,
Flag ct my country. on the heart,
Then when DER mustered hosts unfurled.
Thou art signal 10 the world,
AT which The nations start.
Thou art symbol of the power,
Whose sheItering wings our homes sur
round
Guarded by thee was childhood's morn,
And where thy cheering folds nre borne,
Order and peace are found.
Flag of my favored country, hail.
Blessings abound where thou dost float
Best robe for living freedoms form,
Fit pail Ia spread upon tho tomb,
Should Heaven to death devote.
Wave over us in glory still,
And he our guardian as now,
Each wind ofheaven shall kiss Inv cheeks!
And withered be the arm that seeks
10 bring that banner .ow!'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07

The Vice President insists Oh vigo~
rous prosecution Of She Seminole wat
ALEX. GAz.
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POLITICAL.


nv y - ~ '''hia A't'''
Weadrrtul vet familiar fair les gem
Ne, b, the hand Of snsels. IN the arch
Otl,c ei,rnal hos,cn, how beautiful
Tn. sofs light rr.tc,h nm the unquict 60,
That fatliereth into waves. ns Il the winds
or yvs,rrda, were rrsoned in its depths,
Aad s,ru ns to be fruo.
Tbs lazy cloud,
Pals u Of La recent % re, ~ nm
Th.ir ,l,in, gre, shadows on, upon the sh,,
And cur,ainrd Il ia beauty. 1ln1 alone
Look'., out upon the aarkn,ss. The great we've
The, coiuc,h mp unto III guarded 'h"'s
Whit. st,ria thunder hath received
Tn, solitar, beain, vel paustth not
In il. mad tnrtuleJer. 50 ha,e seen
The ish, Of woman love pound out upon
The darkness of nian'- soul yet hushius not
The tempest Of bi> passions, ho>Srd beau
Crossing the troubled =arrrs oftlie mind.
Like noonligh, rluupssr onn i, Of stolm.
Sole .n,chcr ol til, heaven, have not lfNrlsi
Challea'. m,si.c faith, Ct thou dn't 'aein
The emblem of SOLITARY heart,
Coalpan ou,ss like MN. Ne AlH'rcd std
Hath glsduess in Tia, presence. and Thy tisb'
Fajcih upon the waters, Like tae iotr
Of seane heart upon tle hollow world.
I Unanswered UNI guided.
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SlOO ERE w a X I'D.

DINAWAN from my plantation IN lellabu>ha
4 CO.. Miss, on the nlcht OF the 9th December
list. sIGEAETO MAN. > feet 9 OF 10 inches
hch heavy made. wears minister's. aged - or 81
wears feminine voice. Had on when he left. suit o
dark nrc> cassnct clothes, blue oVer-coa and white
hat He has obtained y pass IN the name ol VIM
Morgan. calling himself Luke Morgan, lie vas
brought To tins country IN thr spring vt 1886. by
" llllam Morgan OF I,nchbnrS, Va. Luke Is Il
thei aiming To where he came rom l.ynchhnfg. Na1
or upon the Mississippi 10 some Tree State. viii
gre the above reward OF = 100 for the apprehension
and comnutta OF Luke and his pass. 81 thai obtain
Them .ukc has 4 small the left slle of his
forehead, extending back mo his hair
WILLIAM Ely.
CofIcyllle Miss, + ell. 10 3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

1--WE PRESENT SEASoN, commencing liz
4 l5Ih e5ruary. and ending st Jay.l At ny
Stable. Al IaiilN coutt house.. y. aud render sri
wee IT 500 the srason, PAYABLE Al The expiration
thereof aud 100 insurance. dcmandalle 80 50 II ds
1sceIuncd OF property transferred with Il cash 10
the Groom. Cool fa>tuia1e iof Mares, aud Sew fniN
bodhitd gtdfts. Mfcs led Heu0t lilly with gam At
az cts. per day and cear aud ersonai attention
vii be bestowed, bai ma la5lhls. Tor accidents u
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Notice.

I WILL give the highest price IN cash or lcathcriu
J exchange for green dried Hides halca large
supply OF Leather which will sell low for CASH
have sup .jor Skitug Harness, black and far iir
die Leather. Saddle Bag Leather, and Sheep SNlns
Dislan, Saddcrs would do we'll 10 give me call
DAVID HOFFMAN,
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Thc E'irsyn,onS E.iAc Of %yHgcs

IeAscNthr Union Hotel. every Other DIV at 60
rlorh \. VI. by WY al D1n,llc, aud ,htun II Nor
and South Carolina, to Mlllrdgcstlle, Geo.
Jan. "a
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Ar ssyrvsecrss an.cd.

I WISH to employ Immediately young Man oil
i sober and industrious habits, married Man
with small flnlly lo'overIook about seven hands.
JAMES =. GARLAND.
naar Aoher>tt, IL
FAbnaff
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BsH.lAd'SA aEEiS 'H'Ed.
.NHa'Es'a o..

ruNUr SUBSCRIBERS. intending to cairy on
4 the ESInr.s,nif6sis; ESHa'sc>s under
the firm aud s,,lc Of Kyle X Barley. have hired a
Smith, Who Is \ eli known to be FIRST RATE
WORKMAN: he worked in New Glasgow the last
two wears to the satisfaction Of all his customers,
and we do with confidence recommend htm 10 our
ilien,Is and the public. honn. Ia share part OF
their patronage. We rest assured # they will give
us uia, the, will be pleased with both price aud
workmanship. NJ. = IA ~
j. Il. BAILEY.
Amherst c. II. Jan. Il Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerk Once "' '"
oun ~uperiorcout OF laN and chuncery, ior N'''0"
". N the month OF Jaanarv, l&}3 -.
Charles y Jacobs. George Il jacob. Mary JACOBS
Iucob. Catharnc Jacobs. Sophia ia, OBJ. IN 'o 81
Wri.hl and Sarah his VIII, formerly Sarah lwoh'' WI.
tharle ti'or.c u nv NWcy, tatlnrn', '>upht S'uL
are tIn chillr,a Of William b. Ja'ohs, d'cef-'d W H.
George q. " rstt. in HI right claiming I'M Il " MI
cobs, Elizabeth CARSON tn vi .ow ant fela 9U.,-
tarhs,u dereasrd susan Hill, the wii' aud "do" "
'''F' f.''r.@ II VI sN' '5t''7' ~ Plant,
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ibe defendant, Thomas Ioplng, -- E.Ie, and y....
hrs vic - o.bnlgll and Jun his "if, Hannah jo,
iopliha, Thomas Jopling, John Phillip and Jam. i
Joan rham"s aud Alcy h> wr, Thomas Davis lanlo, r.
vs. Lindsay Powell, Jamc~ Powell, Ralph Hem, Ma,
rt'tSnhi " Martin, Groror II. Marin John ilswLl1.'
Martini his WI, cWnrs ". iIarn. " lillam poArlunI p
IL "lie' 80 Allen, Samuel H. Allen, John teD T
"hi' ana ifah'N i.dnpnt net haS ine entered then ann
h"' ana ~ IA security, according the at of Assemble
1'c ru4 "' tllS court anil 1t appearing h, satisfaction, -,
d,her that they nre not Inahlns of tli> rnnnnn,,.
sad drtninits do app ,ar her, ON OF ,l,r, H. il
ein N.Y. ana an'""r the bill OF tn Plaintiff and tina, COW
OF ms nfd-f be forthwith inserted in III, Isashur, l.
slH"h' newspaper, published in the town of l,nc,la45
It" t"o m""l tir 's4isrly aud npohcr cop, ,ero, pq
al Ia front door OF hs courhouse Of TN. county IN
cart day. " ."
eopY-f'se.
RI. G. CUTTER. orru
i'"'" W..
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Prepare for the Pressure

AIDES who wish GO7SsE'l'S of the IN
d TEST FRENCH STYLE, ana warranted
10 improve the shape, can be accommodated, by cal.
ling on ROBINSON \ ELLIOTT.
NJ
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G'oese u, Cornish, mira Ncram nj Chafl1 Parrow,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

U IRG1NI\:-N russ held in the CLERK Ire Of the
the Circuit Superior ConIt of Law aGd Chucprs tie
county a tmhcrst, Monday the 1T day Januar, 1898.
John y Foster Plaintiff
0e0jnd
David IeAlezaader aad Charles II. Page, Defendants
II CHANCER,.
The Deianli, GhHrrs II. rag, hsyine entered his
appearance aud gwen snrury, according tn, Of A.
s'mby and tn raj OF lhs Count and app airing H., sa-
tisiacturvo whence That h rot an lmran oih.s Con
monH ,ai Ut ordered that the said defendant douppcul
here or before IL, r da, orhe April i-rn,A
a Iti nl III" Pniand thai copy OF i order he ortlw Ih
inserted ~ ON paper published IN the o w. uch
bur ir two m1aths sneors-ivHlf ani posted at III front
door nj the rn'ul-huusr OF hi, county.
Cops-Tc-c,
ROBERT TN :I.J.y. Tx.
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VIRGINIA ut ules hid in the Ctrk', On, of,
rnruH superior cunt u Law aui eAn.,rJ tor n. n,
y Of Nelson. in tn maath of laauar. li33
lIavrs Graves rI,,4
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E'0st5SOIECllec mt.

The above sale tsp spoued, VIZ For tue sale Of
the Nretocs, until the l2th day OF Aprl-aod the
sale OF the Land to the lilh day OF April 1888.
\. W. FIoH -, tpm'r.
+ cb. 10 NtdS
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Wa1, I Inc, I wiz. ii,',, inIt'rI and \a', M WIZ.
I, r, it az, t |' N'" Ea Nc. aa I'm l,
formerly Martha AettPr .,......... Defendants
- (HAN'lEh.
llda Mccain Au.er-on iln.le, nit NJ = hue and ia.
mn ms 49,. ?g, ' ,, a M" r. a9a 'af.a'> his
NAM Mcclure Joseph Ne, 'lu, lanH Metiw-, An,.rose
l.. RlcAsf onl I.1lb. ia aud Nltln lolts,
,is emf t,ir app,are and a1,n ,cufy according to
Tie a. ID Assembly, and In rule OF tbs court ana II appear"
,5, ro"n' ' ,p", sii iep,,s %
par here On 't an 'lol' III March next an answer nt
hI9' ' Pnu an thai '"P q" l'!+ ofi DE- i''ih"ith
published mte Ienehnrs NnsInnn for omonhs success
.'HI' AM P7'ed at r' hoa' ofo 'it eoaHaa OF tl&
county -, -
RD. IL NitII {. h e.
JANUARY h VIM
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dni9n and Nancy ms VIC torn rs nancy sun teNls Sh
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formerly Polly o'.a aud DAVID -u0 Defendants,
Is CuA>eFkY.
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ana gwen se,on, hcc'5 I'M to ne 81 o As nbl, and
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afop, oftlsn1r b, forthwith paoii.. nth, nehhur.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

john Dies. Ecuj mia ilarri- Joseph S,raq. ~ 4
Mo-h, v iii'4 y. iIn,is, benjamin No.Ay Nary II M.
anlo" ni " liil1m lee II mis- d. .nsad. Marry M.ly v
hnm II. bi-gas, iinwes \. coleman, " ulnn H. t.y,,
John J. Co'mnn Iiawrs y. Coleman. utluipi.t-atr .. 10
" liarrs deceased james Iari. snd Busrol " Ham.