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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
Monday, FEB. 25, 1889.

On motion of Nj. Odell, 'a.s
Resolved, That the principal engineer Of the
State be instructed to report to this House will
little delay as possible his views in relation t..
the propriety and necessity of mac adamizpp The
North Western turnpike roads OF portions Of sail.
road. ufI
On motion of Mr.. Haymond,
Resolved, That this House will Jointly With the
Senate proceed on the 4lh March next 10 eles 8
the first and second, Auditor, Treasurer, ans
Register Of the land Office, The Superintendent "a
the Penreptary, and the Agent Of the Penitentiar,
Store.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWuA IMPROVE:
MENTS.
On motion of MI Watkins the bill q" to proyijS
an adjltinnai capital for the james River AMI
Kanawha Company, and Cor other purposes wa-
taken up and made the order Of the day for En-
day ~ ., ..,.. = l..
On motion Of Mr.. Watkins, joint resolution wa.
adopted cancelling the scrip or certificate Of el,
thousand dollars. OF per cent stock, paid TO- tn
Charleston and Point Pleasant Turnpike Co., ae-
CONT Of the subscription Of the State, with furthrs
instructions and provisions, the object Of which wa
to authorize the board Of Public Works TO p,ovd,'
for the payment the States subscription 10 the en-.
tire capiia and increase of said Company, BY an issu,
of scrip sis per cent. according bill passed .:
the present session for the augmentation Of the cap
tai OF said Conpany the Company rot being able Il
make a loan at 5 per cen,. i
Mr.. Witoher offered resolution providing 70
an evening session, which was opposed by Ncssr
Smith Of l. OF W., Crutch6ehl and Robertson, ara
supported by Messrs. Stuart, Watkins and Witcher.
and negatived. N
On motion Of Mr.. Tunsial, m
Resolved That the Commute Of KosdS, yr.'
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Hr Robert Kyle:

Nr Robert kvlc:
SIR-PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE. that on
- the 18Th day of March, 1889 at the House Of
Diana Hanett 10 the County Of Coles, and State of
Illinois, will proceed TO take the deposition oil James
Gardner, to be read in evidence in the motion
now depending and undetermined in the County
Court of Montgomery, in Virginia. IN winch notion
YOU as the surviving partner of the firm OF DAVID ana
Robert KYLE is plaintiff, and Thomas Goodson and
Others, are defendants.
Should the deposition not be finished on that day.
shall continue II for one day longer
You may attend if you think proper.
THOMAS BOWER.
Feb Ia IL"
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son s-seatie,ing =
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B.s.fSS G.{STE.v'GS,
TO PAISENTS and MASTERS
Kings EriI or SCrOfMIa Cared.

INHE following letter is Of incaculabe value to
Il those who may be afflicted directly remote
~ with Scroiua. more particularly as the NJ edi-
cine has not failed as yet, IN single instance. The
standing of Mr.. Jennings, gentleman aud who
is so extensively known rs an enterprlsns success
iul merchant, throughout this Stale, leaves no
room to doubt Of The value of the rgiRid SampS
Of which he speaks. We understand that the pio-
prietoi will purchase any servant afflicted with Sorof-
ula who is willing to 90 to him:
CARTERsvILLE 10th Nov. 1888.
Dear Sir :-I ours OF the 4h inst. hand,
enquIrng Of me my opinion oil the benefit my son
received from aklng the Medicine called the
Jtroiniu Sampson. or $1,000 Premium Vegetable.
My had the Whooping Cough, at about two
years oi aye, his eyes then became sore, aud had
never been considered cured t lie took your Mcdi-
cine. about twelve months past, then IN his 10 year
(maklng The disease of eleven years slaudhg,) at
different times ! advised with three able Physi
aud he al times would appear better, aud occasional
~ sent him to school, but At last | compelled
to take him home, and did not send hlm again I'LL
after he had l.ken of paper OF your Medicine.
FROM the time he nenced taking II, until sent
him to school again, ! think was about SIX seven
weeks since that time have heard no
plant his eyes, aud | believe they we'll lie
the Edge Hill School, near Princeton, New
Jersey. 1ouis, respectfully,
tSisned) JAS. JENNINGS.
For sale By Howell DAVIES, Agent.
The Agent takes pleasure in referring 10 Col. NJ
Langhorne and MI Anderson Armstead, both OF
tins place. for the standing OF Mr. Jennings.
II. D.. 1e gent
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.vOTECE.
hANlNG purchased of Ford x Carter. their
INNNeI"y AMI entire Stock

IN trade, in the county Of Amherst, within
quarters OF a mile OF the market house, in l.
burg, am now prepared to take in
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Feb. %

Mrs. ORR proposes to teach SCHOOL at
wi her house, near the Methodist Church; COM
,nencing on Monday next.
ForSpellinc Reading and Writing, 81 SO
Geography. English Grammar, Arithmetic,
and Needle Work, 0 90
She hopes meet with some encouragement from
the public aud promises to every cxefton to ad-
vance her pupils.
Feb. % Is
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JEREMIAH JENNINGS. Tailor.
ID Il SCRIP TON.


uST received $4,000 slips OF genuine Morus
- Muticaulis for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers
HANCOCK x ADAMS.
Eah
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Hides at the Yard,

For which will pay cash, at the highest market
prices, give Leather in exchange OF take them to
shares.
The inhabitants Of the country generally, will find
il to their interest TO send me their HIDES as they
have 10 send their produce TO Lynchburg, the Tan
ard being on the main market road, and contiguous
thereto. Being about to re-occupy my former
place of business, | solicit that encouragement
which generous public know how 10 bestow. espe-
cially my former customers and friends either
side OF the rIver are heartily Invited 10 extend to
their custom and patronage, promising on my part
to use such means as viii give satisfaction,
Robert w. Collins will for the present, receive
HIDES for me at his SaddIer's Shop. Main Street.
on the corner leading to Friends Warehouse.
I~lsh to make contracts for quantity Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04
HEYL'S EMTsEsOCATION,

A Most valuable remedy for diseases OF Horses,
/ n and can be recommended with the most per
feet confidence. from repeated trials for years past
Recently this article has been used. with equal aud
happy effects. for sprains, bruises fresh
cuts, pains. and a large class of like diseases.
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
Feb. % Is
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MAIN STREET PROPERTY.

.Ty.-as A TENEMENT on Main Street, for sale,
E,iiiI onveiy advantageous terms, II immediate APP
-.I..A plcation be made TO
S. &. NJ. II. GARLAND.
Feb % Is
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$50 REuu:lKD.

ANES Pu1PPS, who was confined in the
~ jail OF Grayson county, on charge ri volun,a-
ry aud malicious stsbbns. made his escape from the
SAID jail, on or about the 9Th inst, and go
ing al large.
viii give the above reward Of fifty dollars for the
apprehension and delivery of the SAID James Phpps
at Groyson Court House that he may be dealt with
according 10 law.
JEREMIAH JENNINGS, Tailor.
ID II SCRIP TRO.y'.
Sad Ph'pps is about Ia or Is years of age, fair
complexion, and halr inclined TO be red or sandy
the description of clothing not iecollccied.
J. J. Jallor. =
Feb. % I'm
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Tan BARK.

Early application had better be made. Chestnut and
Spanish OAK would be preferred, but will buy any
kind Of Oak Bark. DAVID HOFFMAN.
Feb. %
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THOMAS d. AGREE.
COllNerSMiifh and Timer.

1OHHSsSAftsu ana AtNH(fs
3 doors above the Post Once, Main street.
NJ ETURNS HIS THANKS To his friends and
~ customers, for their patronage, aud respect
July solIcs continuation of the same. Country
merchants are requisite TO call and examine his large
and complete assortment OF WARE, CONSISTING IN
part Of
Stills, COPPER KETTLES,
TIN WARE OF every description, made by the
best workneh, and every variety OF aInces in his
line OF business all of which will be sold the
most liberal terms, both by phoiesaie and retail.
lie sprepaied to put up Cutters and Spours ;
To cover houses with Tin or Zinc in the best man
ner, and upon the most approved plan, IN town or
county, on the shortest notice.
lie is prepared To Wire for Screens and
other purposes and 10 make
B.s.ISS C.fSTY.v'GS,
Such Boxes Tor Tobacco Screws and Thresh-
ing Machines e.; house and tavern Bells, &c. &c.
and has on hand, STOVES, Of all sizes and pat
terns; Stove pipes, Copper and Iron Sheetlng &c.
Old Pewter and Copper will be taken in exchange
Tor any articles i'll his line Of business.
Feb % Is
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P.ETE.V'T
BEE l1f###:ji; HIVE.

YNI1E subscriber would respectfully inform III
l. friends and the public in general, that lie Ia
purchased Of Mr. Marshal Baylles,
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
1TevU-1Iaven and MeSwlXO OrlE Steam Boat Lines l$il \ Fl l1 'l HsS .sa
 

THE Boats of z the successors of the New
 A, Haven Steamboat Company'' will con. tinue to run as heretofore, leaving New Ha- ven aaisy, Sundays excepted,) at 8 o'clock A.. M. Returning. leave New York daily, Sundays excepted at ' o'clock A. M.- Freight taken as usual
 The above mentioned successors of'the N. Haven Steamboat Company will not be liable for any loss or damage to goods agreed 10 be transported by them, accustomed by storms, fire, perils of the sea, or by any other act ex- cept gross negligence proved on the part of said company. to Q greater amount than tsCen. fy dollars; unless a special agreement, cover. ing such risks, is made in writing and will not in any case be liable for any loss occa- stoned by any such risks. unless the contents ofthe packages shipped shall be made known to the said Company nt ihe:time Of shipment. and the sa,nesAre specially specified and set down in thercceipt given by the Company for the sapae. c. w. HMMAN, Agens
 Jor Me s1esessore cf tks N Hapsn s. E. Co., New. Haven, Dec. !, 1899. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
NO'rICE,,.-

aHE Judge ofthe Court of Probate fov the .4 district of Litchfield has limited and al. lowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of the estate of JAMES M. PIER. FONT. late of Litchfield, in said district, de. tceased, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appoin. ted the undersigned Commissioners to re. ceivc and examine saitl claims. They there. fore eive notice that they shalt meet at inc late dwelling house of said deceased, ii1 said Litchfeld, on the fourth Mondays in January and March next, and on the 10th day of June next, nt 1Oo'clcck in the forenoon on each of said days, forthe purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 MoRRIs WOODRUFF. ] Comn.is. WILLIAM BEEBE. sioners.
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested 10 make immediate paymeHtto
 SILA M. PIERPoNT,
 RoswELL HARRIsoN, Admn'rs. JOSEPH w. CRGssMAN, {, M
 Litchfeld. Dee. 20, l639.- a z s3 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
DIED,
WHlG sTATE cONYENTlON.

The Whigs of Connecticut will hold . State Con. vention ai NEw.AvEn; on Wednesday, tke l5fh day cj .Japuayy. lS40, for the purpose of nominating Gov efnor. Treasurer. Secretary, and Comptroller: also tor expressing their opinion upon the dcings of the Harrisburg Convention, and for transacting any. ot
 or business which may De proper to come before them
 ;. The Convention will be composed oi delegates from the several towns eqsal to double tic number o their representatives in the General Assembly. Inc respective Town Committees are requested 10 eal meetings of the Whigs on the first Monday in Janu ary, being the 9th day, tor nt some other convenient ,,e) to elect delegates 10 said Convenient and Il esrnesily desired that every town be fully repre sented. f'S s.. ss.s JEREMY HczpLEy,
 -'-' .' , Clairmas ef tas Wkig State Csntral Com
 Haykfey1. Dec. i2, 1899. i#h
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
DKSSOL UTKOJv.

YNHE limited partnership company here- .l tofofe existing in Woodbnry, under the { name and firm of !" AUSTIN CowLEs, Agent of the WoOdbnry. Manaf facturing CompGnN," is this day dissolved,
 Austin Coicles, III. J. Li,slev,
 T'alcott Norton, 1T. III. DadjSv,
 Abel Bsned;ci. N. B. Smiih, SoIon0R Strong, ChGrles R. Cnrfiss, for
 .Japses Preston, Bev'1S. Cnrtiss. as
 ð Strong,s ,s kis natural gstGrdian. ,s BeW'n F6brique, Naihanisl Presos, {, Daniel Cartiss, Ddrid Summers.
 Woodbnry, Dec. 8. 1889. +2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
RARE OH HAMCB. RONGESNS aE PETERS

nFFER for sale from 9 to 3 dog. SLEIeHs O and GurTERs, consisting of . variety of plain ones from $25 10 $35 each. Also, a lot of North River ribbed md swan .necks, from @S6 10 $75. They have osi hand, and nre constantly manufacturing, Carriages and
 Wagons, consisting of Chariots. single Car riages, withor without leather tops also bu- sincss and buggy Wagons, all of which they will be happy icself at q reasonable discount for cash to suit the present "panic times" their employ, and will execute Painting and Repairing with neatness and desputci,.
 N. B. Thefr, cnsh price for Shoeing l7orses Is 7.eths of n dollar.
 E7ckfelH, Dec. lO. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
Court ef Probate, )s :. so s,soos D;sfy;cf oE HdddaDs. is0veDsgers so, Aooo.

l54 i. Pfessnt Simon Sh0i,oy, ESQ. ,Jsidgs. AnN lhe petition of Benjamin H. Catlin, of t&D said Haddam, guardian of tho persons and estate of John C. Bull md Benjamin N.
 Bull, minors, of said district yshoWing to this court that said minors are tlie owners Of ceT- tain real estate in the town of EiarwihlUn, iu
 the county of LitcbGeld, consisting of one. piece fIand containing two and q half acres. and is bounded north on land of the heirs of Abijah CatIin,s east by land of John BuIi. souilB Dy highway, west by lard of Roswell Abernelhy and Luther Hoedlev. also. ono other piece containing thfee acres and is
 bounded north On higkway, east on land of John Bull, south on. John Ball, and west on
 land of .Enos Fr;sby also. one other piece called Pine Swamp Wood containing two and half acres. and 6 bounded north on land of Frederick Cailin. east on land of Ozi- as Webster, south and wesl on land of John Bull and that said real estate cannot be Oc- cupied and improved to adyantage and for the interest and benefit of said minors, pray ing fhat he or some other suitable person may De duly authoFized tO cell and convey
 said real. .estate and dispose of the avails thereof aecarding to law. as per petition on fiie. dated iht ssh day of -N0gembers Ie19 l: Oasesed, that said petition be heard on tRes last daw of February, I64O. nf the pro0ate Oi- 1 fee in said district, at o'clock n inc tores nom. md thaf said guardian give notit0 of 1 the nendsncy of fsaid petition hy causing this crder 10 bs i,Iblishcd ir ( newspaper print. ed in the toSh of kitch6eld. in the county of LitchGcld, farce weebs successively. as leasl
 six seeks before ihe time of hearings
 Certified from Record.
 70 #kkt, LENus PARMEIEE, Clerk,
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
NOTICE.

YEvIIE Conrt of Probate for inc District of IL sharon hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate Of DAVID LATIsoN, late of Sails bury, in said district, deceased. to exhibit their claims 10 the subscribers for settlement. All persons indebted to said csiate are re- duested to make immediate payment to
 M f, NEwToN ]. REED, Adm'r.
 &a1isDuyW Dec.7, ls30. N f20'
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
NOTICE.

uE legal voters of the town of Litchfeid are hereby warned that a town meeting VIII pc held et the town room in said town. On .ns second Monday of January next, at i O,cloek m Inc afternoon. e to grant liberty to any person or persons to sell wines and spi- rItous IiQuors within this town, under such Iegnlsllons as the town may naopt," Also. 70 lay tax 70 pay the town expenses, and to transact any other business proper for said meeting. OzIAs LEWIS, VIII JoHNsA. OvIArT, Ssl.c,, Men
 II. 5. GR1swoLn. @
 ISAAC I'UrTLE, Li;chfeld. W1EEIAM CoE,.
 sL;tcl field, Dec. 2S, I639. 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
{ .1ElysOasSc .vOtSce.

s.Ss a eMgSO7aSc .VOEice.
 TyHE members of Darius Chapter No. 16
 L will hold their annual meeting at the County House in LitchfeId, on Thursday the 2d of January next, nt 2 o'clock F. M. for the choice of officers and 10 transact any other business which may come before it. e
 St. Paul's Lodge No. n will also hold 8 meeting for the like purposes at I o'clock F. M. of the same day. at the same place. .8 By order of the Fl. P.and w. M. F T.;schfeN. Dee.2E A8s4@S aK 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26
N0llTffE. }

NOTICE,
 VIE Judge ef the Court Of Probate for the
 DlstrIct of WoQdburY has limited and allowed SIX mOnths rom the date hereof for the creditors oE the eslafe of HKzEKlxH BUcI- nlsHAl, late of Roxbury, irf said district. de-, ceased. represented insoIvenfe fiji which fo exhibit their claims thereto; and liss appoint ed Edward Hirfnan, Samuel Sherman, and Sherman Miner. Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 THUMAs BuLL, Clerk. The subscribers give notice tliat they shall meet at the dwelling house where the deceas- cd last dwell, in said Roxbury. os, inc first Thursdays of February and May, l64O, af 9 o'clock in The forenoon on each of said days, for the puFpose of attending on the business ot said appointment.
 SAMUEL SHRRMAN,
 SHERMtN MInoR comm'rs. ,,. EDWARD HINMAN,
 All persons indebfed to said esfate are re- quesled to make immediate payment to aARMAN B. EASTMAN, 2 Adminis- ISAAC a BUCKINGHAM. tYGtOrS. Rorts.ry. NoD. 1, 1889. go Afa Ces.gt ef Probate holden at PlUmou,h. ,O;sI-, m and te disfrict of Plgm0i,ih o,, Iie 0I sf dag ef DscexsbeFyA A. ID. l630
 IsssenEs C&lCns Bslfler, Esq. J,idQe. nN motion Of Siias Hoadley, administra- NJ tor on the esfute of Wm. F. HoAprrY, late of Plymouth, within said district, deceas- cd. this Court doth appoint tha 9th day of January next. at 9o'clock AssM {. at the pro- bate office in said district. forsthe hearing, allowance and settlement of the administra- tion acconnt. on said estate; and doth direct said administrator to give public notice to all persons interested in said estate to appear. if they see cause, before said court, at said time and place. to be heard therein, by advertise ing the same ina newspaper printed in Litch- field. Certified from Record.
 SO CALVIN BUTIER. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-26

C0uf af RS6bule,
 Distfirkf Sharon; e. Cdnsans Dec. [. 1889. TNHE Judge of the Court of Probate l0s the N District of Sharon has limited and nI- lowed six ssaonffs iron tlie date hereof. for the creditors of flic estate of HEEnY HAAvEY Bxcon, late of canaan, in said district. de. ceased. Yepfcsenfe6 fnsolseni, in which to 'exhibit th8ir claims therefos and has appoIn. ted Dapicl Norfob aud Josiah Arnold both sf said CinaAn. Coumissionos to' r6ceLse and eaafai,,e said claims. Certified bF
 s-4 4g fa WrEfrxss M. BeaRxrx Judge.
 Tie subscfibers give notice that they shall raeef af inc tavern of Charles Lewis. in said Canaan; on the 18th day of December insf.. and also at the sarse place on the 9th day ot Hine. l61O. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. on each Of said daye.'f0r the purpose of attend ing On the business of snid appoiniFSenk.
 DAfiEL NoRTONs l C0Hluie-
 ycsIAH ARNoEp: aioMerk.
 All persons indebted 10 said eSiale afe re- uueated to nake immediaie payment to
 2Df JAMEs FRNN. Admia'rs