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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

II ECIUKES On HE LAW OF STORMS.-PRO.
IL FEsSOR EsPY, of FhiisaeIphia will deliver Of
Lectures on ,hs above subject at the stuyvesant Institute in
which he will demonstrates BY experiment, prncip here
toiore overlooked that will explain all the phenomena
neced with s,orms the formation and shape Of change
able winds ercs. Of AMI birsmstc
the Of h 81, rain snow SC.
The coare will consist of Eve lectures commence on
Monday evening next the 18th inst At half past o'clock re
essy ana TO be continued the following "Wednesday and
Monday evenings till completed Tickets to be had at the
door oil the Lecture ROOM at the Ntssrs Carys Book
store corner Of Broadway and Pine st. Single tickets to the
For single Lecture, 60 cents. 80 - ff'
NIB The eeture will ~ one Lo.r p.,.,u. .,.n
dance Is requested. ." "oos' rune'uAi a'ssh
me mTe course vii probably Be delivered a, ,be Ly.euu
nrook'y On Tuesday and FRIDAY r,.n. - ae
on tuesday. the 10Th. mis- 81
80 EsT's GRAND PlCTURE- CHRIST REJECTED
w open a. the Stu, Institute Broadway near
NibIos -
This magnificent Painting for which the artist ia o.
don TEN THOUSAND GUlNEAs, has been visited IL The
ed States by upwards once more
and for the the last time offered the the eissns Of
in Europe be the art in the world II 10 -
seen for short time only from 10 the morning till 10 in the
Admission IS eenia Catalogues I2i eens Season Tickets
81. Lighted at dark. n4-lm.
nENTIsTRY-M. LEVITT, 2Se Broadway, corner OF
~ Warren street. begs leave to call the OF the pub
lie to his method Inserting eth AM thinks oaly
eeary to refer 10 the remarks Of The different papers thus
From the New Yorh TINES.
ARrricAL TrKrH- frieul Of our having undergone
denscal cp ration under the hands MIR Lsve took occa-
sion to speak IN hch praise of that gspsman skill facility
and mode ofurpyng the Of Teeth b, the insodue
ton Of anew aud unique principle Of Arc,a Ones way
alike devoid Of pain inconrep We have b~sn shown
cHcnsf containing Extracts o ~" Ns~ York Mirror tbs
Courier Enquirer and from the Evening STAR all speaking
in the hgi cal terms ~ Mr. Leves principle for the
strucon % Artificial Teethof is novelty and utility and 81
its dspeDsng with springs and -,rres the simple nitro
ducon Of atmospheric pressure which his been found lna
bic Tor al purposes 81 masiicaon and ornamen. indeed
ms ast pse tie community stand isFgs indebted 70 Mr.
lie Ell Tor his introduction of ie AZ.
mosohsric pressure principle NJ LEvETT, D.atist,
piSi"s 100 Brosdway, cor. OF yyarrxns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

yIISHLl iNpORrANT--To those ~ want or stocks,
ready made Linen Hosiery. Cloves and su.pepders,
constantly and receiving from the essh suctoss
the above xoo, the greatest varey also, stock Hair
and Bsss az The old stand No ~ N.sssu street Mai
den Lane where be had chssper Ter an any
ether pse. the city 100 dossn scete Cps for s.e very
cheap. HM #4 ffmH c9Ains'
TIVE cb.spesi and premau wie. and sesps-CLIRE
HUGH Invites all wearers and 10 inspect his
pre-ea stock o. Wigs and scars which, for elegance light
and durability variety Of color and shape cannot s equal
led in hrs country At such price. will make y object
for all cassss 70 purchase I'll his estsbhrnt WI Broadway
~ ant entrance " Fulton street ,ie lvh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

QAssFoRD'S BILLIARD u CHESS ROOMS entrance
- u Ann street, and joins the Museum 3Is Broadway.
More than hv odfsshoned Tables have given way this
eity, leavinf few others except Bassfords Gun
Elastic Spring Steel and Improved Cloth Cushions: they
much preferred BY the Amateurs and certificates q their
eelenee can be shown from all the players eseept the
Pow he bens snssged BY opposition factor Prcaser,
and players are invited 10 try them above.
B.-Sillsard Cloth Balls nc for AL. n. -su.l 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

RoahD-A sing gentleman can have handsomely for
~ nished rarlo With sofa bsdstead tie lower door y
applying ~ No. 10, Psrk Place.
~ B.-DiAner at o'clock ns iu,..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

From Dr. Ehos extensive practice. snd the number o ps
en who cannot he attended during has ehce hours, he has
oosinsd las services Of Dr. WEsfNseorr srractoner a.
varasy kaown Tor some years In this city, member of The
New York Medical Society and Of the Roy College OF Sur
geons, tJncargn Dr. w. pas much attention 10 disease
the Eye 10 Paris ard more recently 70 Dr. k,ots peeuIiv
node Of operation an treatment y t-#t
Once honrs from 10 tsi o'clock. aiiv. ny23-vw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

sNfOBIANG mEO1CAG >OTeCE
A VERY GREAT IMPROVEMENT has lately been
made Il the treatment OF venera Cases ofevery descrip
ton ~ Dr. Esaa.' Ofcc, No " Peck Slip Recent
cured perfectly few days, without particle Of mercury
they have tried IN the advertised guack posrsm need d.
spa'r al a No ~ Peek Zip ans juogef yourssvssrs
member rs Fse'icn whatever with Dr. Evans n ChsthAn
street, ~ sAs Office in Of the city. All letter.
pest rsa. snu enclosing Fee attended L.. $40 imss
lrnENLH LANGUAGE The subscriber gives lessons Of
A. the above expeditions method Mating Theory with
tius. sHf-HNf
Persons wishing 10 take Private Lessons 70 Join the sub.
scrher Evening Csss will please apply Il No Pars
nl5ln' M' - A. cOoruLE
IEg PEARL ~ TIE offc. Cor thu ,aI. Of IN. eel.
4uc brated Hunter. Red Drop. Psiee 81 per wal
ol5imu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

were assembled in The ecurt the doncsies, dress-
cd ~ :hcir best and decorated with white fasours'
occupied the aalcehamber, -Thom alone ives alb
cent. Amedee. accompanied by bis friend and re-
la,ions, snxiovsly awsted bic aiFaneed in the
dra~ingrocm. She entered, leaning on her faith
cr's arm. The bcauuful BRIDE. developed in the
graceful folds Of q white veil, and resembling the
hgnte Of an angel surrounded by clouds, approeh-
ed 10 The side Of The bridegroom by her father, and
Madame Dafbloy. on her part, introduced dc Tain.
vIile To- his new relations. The bridegroom, eelz-
ing the hand Of Antonue. conducted her to the deep
recess Of large window. the curtains Of which
were partly drhwn, aud removing them, exhibited
the figure Of mendIcsnt. II was Thorn dressed
as when he asked charity in the Rue De Seine, and
holding IN his hand two sous piece. Antonine,
alter little hesitation. recoccied Thorn, and,
turning to Amadee, demanded an explanation Of
this scene. III is ;hus YOU have always appeared
TO my Imagination since that day sought you
every where, but without success, TIL the fearful
moment when Thom knew your voice. Madame
Osrblay, observing the emotion of Antonine, ap-
preached to know the cause Of il.
'Ah my dear mother = cried Antonine, hiding
her face in her bosom. you are rght--tbere is no
such hing as chance =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

message, that he should consent to ANAL.
tfstion.
The question on tcccdng and concutr,.
the Senate, was taken by yeas and nav, =.
c'ded IN the affirmative by a strlc, party ,...
Wings voting against II. The resolves a..
be engrosscd as amended in the Senate. lo \.
renee.
There will probably oe no further action B..
Legislature on The subject OF our border f..
The whole matter is now IN the hands Of III.
ecuiive. Oar Legislature SIll adjourn e,,
Monday morning. All was quiet on tho b..t.
The latest dates. No fear OF any immoJ,,s.
ION is felt. The letter Of Gov Harvey to NJ
seems to settle that natter
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02
C0rrespondcnes Of lie .4llas.

State House. Augusta,
Saturday, March %.
10 the afternoon on Thursday last, the North
Eastern Boundary Resolutions came up in the
House. The question was on receding from the
vote, adopting the resolves as amended ~ the
House, and concerning IN adopting them as amen
ded 10 the Senate. The House. without debate
refused to reeede and concur but insisted on their
former vote, and appointed Conferees. The re-
solves were sent back 10 the Senate, who also Ia
s'skd, and appoiuied Conferees 10 concurrence
The Cnoierees had meeung--snd yesterday re-
Ported-recommending that the House should re-
eede and concur With the Senate. On the accent
shee Of tins report 10 the House, there was long
debate. The point Of difference between the two
Houses was brhy this The House had adopted
resolve, ssying That to consent to another ar.
e'trston In pursuance Of the recommendation Of the
rfes'seni OF the United States, would be virtual
abandonment Of he nights and interests of Maine -
This resolve had been rejected 10 the Senate Jy a
Po"y s'fe' u IVES understood as an implied cen.
sore on The President for in,imalng 10 bis regent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02
Correspondence ofhe Atlas
Senate Chamber,
Augusta, March %,

Augusta, March %,
The two branches Of the Legislature are at va
rance. The point Of difficulty is ths-tha the
House Of Representatives by an unanimous vote
closed the door to all arbitration. A majority of
the Senate think that it may become necessary to
have further negotiation. Conferees have been APP
pointed consisting on the part Of the Senate of
Messrs Lttlefeld, Heagan aud DImont; on the
part Of the House. Messrs Moore, DelesJernier aud
Bradbury. The Conferees, | understand. have
met and Save agreed to report that the House ac-
cede and concur VITA the Senate. The resolutions
even if the House concur with the Senate are
rather Of a warlike character. There is much ex-
element existing on the subject.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

Important from .Neis Br1nsriek. by the 81
Johns Weekly Chronicle, OF the 18Th ins, we are
furnished with tia correspondence between Sir j
Harvey snd Mr. Fox the British Minister at Wash.
logton' on The subject Of the Memorandum We
have net room TO copy the correspondence in fall.
The ioAosHg extracts sill shoy the construction
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23

trouble. So slipped hom tho Nawaub's hands a
pretty kingdom af .ix millions Of faithful Nahonme
dams believe this the "slofi' OF The story.
| wonder I've reproaehed very often by the
English for our ueslmenl of the lndians) wheill-
! y counter chapter q 'tcxpsdient wrong" might
no, be made OUT FROM the history of the Indians
der British government IN the East
Dinner was announced with lindostanee ss-
laam and the King gave his to LAZY -.
The OF us stoo not upon The order OF our 60
ing" aud found myself seated attable between my
wife aud Polish Connies., some h,f dozen removes
from the Nsvanb's right hand. His iIehness
commenced helping those about him most plentiful
IL from large pillau. talking all the while most
merrily IN broken English. resoring 10 llndoos
lance aud his Interpreter whenever his tongue got
into trouble. With the exception Of one OFT .
Eugl,h POINTS, all the dishes were nnn1rcJ wlth
rice or saffron, and lsne Sing forbidden by The
h.hommedsnlss) .ssuwsler was served fouad from
'',s..a eJuefs freely. For ore, would have com
pounded for bottle Of vine by taking the sin Of the
entire parry my soul, for, what with the exhaus
ton OF long Loudon day, and the eloying quality
OF the Nawaubs rich dishes, ] began 10 be sorry |
had not brought flask 10 my pocket. lis Majesty's
spirits seem 10 require no aid from vine, lie talked
constantly and shrcwdy, aud well. lie inlfcsses
every one With high estimate ofhs tsIe1ls though
mote complete aud undlsgutsed child OF Ma
iufe never saw. Good sense, With good humor.
irankness and simplicity, seem TO be his leading
qualities.
We were oDHgfI 10 take our ltaHf early hlteT
dinner, having other engagements for the evening,
but while coffee serving, The liindostanec cook,
funny little hid man, came IN receive the com
plimcnts of The company upon his dinner aud 10
play an dance for his Majrsly's amusement. He
had al his back long Indian drum, which he call
ed his tumtum," and PLAYING himself accom-
painment upnn this, lac sang two or three CO hiC
songs IN his own language To a OF Wild yet
~ air very much 10 the delight OF all The Ouenrals
Singer, dancer, musician, and cook the kIug Ger
talniy has jewel OF a servant IN him.
One moment bowing ourselves out from the PIE.
scnce Ola ilndoo g,and the next bese byan IRISH
man with "lleaven bless your honor for the sxpence
you mean to give me :" What contrasts suike the
raveIer in this great heart Of the world Paddy
lighted US to our carriage with his lantern, implored
The coachmanto " DIVE carefully" aud stood with
his head bent TO catch the sound upon The pave
ment oil another slxpenee for his tenderness. Wherey
er there ~ n paiiy IN the fashionable quarters Of
London these IautalusfS FIT about with Their Ian
tefns-iortser at the door of pleasure, yet shyer-
ing aud starving forever in their rags. What
life
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23
TO 1'As.xEeEELEgsS

INHE LINE ofMAIL COACHES for Richmond
u viii, until further notice, leave at 3 O'Clock
A. W., by Farmvle, on Mondays, w Wednesdays and
Fridays; and by Gainesville Tuesdays, Thus
days aud Saturdays, and arrive at Richmond in time
for the Northern Cars.
There as less night trdret on This than ana other
L'neto Richmond, and Passengers for the Northern
Cities, will find this safe, comfortable and as ex
pedient as any other Line.
The line for Salem, Fincastle, Sweet Springs,
White Sulphur and Lewsburg. leaves MONDAYS
wednesdays and Fridays, connecting at Salem with
the line to Knoxville, Nashville, &C., and at Lew
lsburg with the line 10 Guyandoue. Our Teams and
coaches are good our Drivers are careful and sober,
ana the proprIetors will use every exeron to please
then passenge SD. PATERSON & Co.
Apnil1 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23

raNIE unparalleled reputation which Peterss Pis nave
aranr d as Neiicai Restoratce, is the most ungues-
onabe THU be gwen OF their immense Importance
to the afflicted nalnost every class ofdlseases. The num-
MEANS really pr1dgons, and the complaints which they
cured almost varied they numerous But
still there in which they especially bene-
others and among those may be named the too
fatal pants Of the stomach and bowels such
Choie, FuleHec and Indigestion, for which they are not
only a cerLtia, bat igialedtatec cure
II is well known that from the disarrangement OF the
stomach and bowels nInetcnts ofal the maades oil
adult declining life that this is the foundation of
Rateacy aodc pains iaiigesOn loss ofappee &c.
and that those their give birth Dropsy Lirer Com
pia Consumption and habitaat foUness spirits there
fore Peters Pills being the best medicine which has
been discovered for the ncpen diseases of the
tines necessarily the personalities ofthose dread
full aud also general disorders which cmber mature life
and drag so many millions to untlmey graves.
speaking thus, DIR. Peters nothing himself
that has been conceded by the public lie is needy
qnnck unknown Spectator, who before the world
his herald and Witness but is placed in response.
by of situation by the patronage which he has enjoyed for
years and increasing To an extent Unprecedented in the
annals OF medicine that makes him careful moth
ing which is not borne by the nfallbe proof and
hence hedoes not fear 10 be put the any thing which
he has promised respecting his Pills.
Dr. Peters is most happy TO be able on the nm
thory Ola geanumber ofregular PLY TINT
his vegetable Pills hive been Introduced they have anost
peculiar uty swectening the blood and stimulating il In
expol all noxpns juices and giving strength and tone 10 tho
prevents disease from acquiring that strength which
mnstbe got under, # at a by dangerous remedies.
liberty street New York. Each box contains 10 Pills Price
% cents : ''Ne
p BE careful and enquire for Peters Vegetable pil
lheyareior sale III Lynchbufg, at the Drug Stores of
X. STABIER
ID. II. LYMAN, and
n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23
LAND FOR SALE.

WlLL be sold at public auction, at The Red
w House in the upper end of Charlotte county,
on Saturday the l2h day Of October next, tract OF
Land lying near the Red House. on the north fork
OF Long Creek, containing 800 acres, being part
OF the tract ownedby the late Richard Davenport,
deceased. This tract is entire Woodland, and A.
bounds in the finest heart Pine and other timber !:
with good water power; the soil is good and would
doubtless be found well adapted TO the culture ofboth
grain and Tobacco.
Persons wishing TO view this land will please cal
on fntnatn North residing tie same. Terms
WAL be liberal and made known en- the day af sale.
AZ me same Time aud place. will be sold PAR Of
Mil Stones, NJ w. DAVFNpoRT
PUTNAM NORTH,
ErerS Of Rieh'd. Davenport.
Sept 16 wtI3o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23
FOR SALE.
TIE U.4SITI.y'G TOW HOTEL.
In The torn Of Lnnchburg, Tirotnin;

In The to'on Of Lynchburg, Virginia;
CT A LARGE and oommodious building,
Aml with twenty rooms, conveniently arranged,
-.-4--A- and supplied with necessary furniture, &c
situated on Third street, near the centre of the
town.
The subscribers would prefer private sale of the
property for which they would give good bargain,
and liberal time to make the pay ment which mig
DE divided TO SUIT the purchaser We need not saw
'hat Lynchburg is now in rapid state of improve
ent as the Canal will be completed up to tina, place
by December
IL not sold by the 18th day Of October next we
snail on that day. offer it for sale TO the highest
ouaer' upon The following terms one third cash,
Tue oaiance IN one and two years, requiring the
purchaser to secure the payment by bond and ap-
proved security or deed Of trust upon the proper
~ 10 secure the purchase money. If however, a
private sale shall be made before the 18th October.
hotce OF the same will be gwen
HIN & LANGHORNE
July 90 Woo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23
July 90

ru;es hed IN the Clerks Office of the County Court
M lnherst, on Monday, the 5th day ofAugust 1889:
:, nohas w Glass and Lucinda his wife Robeu Cawtbon,
i VI. ,iey and jane his wife, late Jane Cav hon,
'"eoo haas and William H. Garland, Trustee, &c
Plaintiff
~. against
hlchard > Ellis, Beverly r. Brown and Mary his wife
n nuekef, administrator of Robert Cawthon deceased
~. " QMaref, Thomas ~ Eubank Daniel Flood and Lou
a m WIFE Isaac Ruckcr, Jr. and Zuiimon his vie and
'o"a'nan fucker and Antonieua his wife, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY
nc defendants Daniel Flood and Louisa his wife, Isnnc
.uckcr' u! and Pullman his Wife and Jonathan Rucker and
hcua ms wife, not having entered their appearancc and
according TO the of assembly and the rules
is court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
,h & ot nh9pants OF this country it is ordered that
~ apsent Defendants appear hore on the third MONDAY
III november next that being court day. and answer the
I aa amended bill OF the Plaintiffs and that copy
eI DC forthwith inserted in some newspaner publshcd
~ INC Town OF ynchburg, for two months successely and
t" ot Inc front door othe courthouse ofthis county
Copy--Teste,
August 10 " "'' 'fhi'Lfi'o' -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23
TuE PARTING OF SUMMER.

Thcn'rt bearing hence Thy ro.es.
Glad Summer; fare thee well
Thou'rt singing Thy last melodies
In every wood and dell
But IN the golden sunset
ofthy latest lingering day,
oh tell me DER this ehequered earth
How hast thou passed aueyi
Brightly, sweet summer brightly
Thine hours have Heated by,
To the joyous birds oftlic woodland boughs-
The rangers Of the sky;
And bright, in the forests
To The wild deer bounding dee -
And brightly midst the garden flowers.
To the happy, murmarins bee.
But how to human bosoms.
With all their hopes and fears,
And thoughs tina, mike those eagls wings
To pierce tho unborn years
Sweci sumner To the cnptiy.
Thou hast flown in burning dreams
OF the woods, with oil their hopes and lenses,
Aud the blue, rejoicing streams,
To the wasted and the weary,
On the bed Of sickness bound
In sweet. delicious fantasies,
That changed with every sound
To the saiior on the bilows,
In longings Wild aud vain
For the gushing iouuis and breezy hlls.
And the homes OF earth ugain.
And unto me, glad Summer
How hast thou flown To me
Ny ehainless footsteps naughi have kept
From tli, hunts OF song aud glse.
Thou hast flown in nnywafd VISIONS,
In mcmorios ofthe Dead
In shadows from a troubled heart,
Der sunny pathway shed -
In brief and sudden atri,ngs,
To fling weight asiJc
Midst these. thy melodies have ceased,
Aud all Thy roses died
But, oh thou gentle Summer
n greet Thy flowers once more
Bring me again thy bou, ancy,
Nhenwiih my soul should soar
Give me- 10 bnil tb, ,enshine
With song and spirit free
Or in purer land than th,s
MAY our next mceringbe
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-=s-a--- s-s=-=--A------ -
POLITICAL.

Our autumn has, in very uuh. commenced. and
Summer has departed. Cold nights and mornings,
aud ght sunny days. with elastic aud nsnlaly
clear atmosphere, amos, persuade that The or
dina,iiy no, month OF September has been skipped
over and that We have Jumped once INTO bright
and vs,icgated October. Summer has departed. and
wr are in The fall Of The yeata poelic7l expression,
surey aud fun Of sisnlhcation and reflection aud OF
msmories sweet and bitter. Happily does the Phil
sdelphia Gazette, itself poets laboratory, recall at
tins moment the following beautiful and natural lines,
hx Ar. Ilsu,,ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23
MIR. Edmund II. Wells ::

VIZ. Edmund II. Wells:
WAKE NOTICE, that shall ON the 27tb d,y NJ
september next, at the Clerks Office of the
county oil Patrick, take the dispositions OF A, Staples
ano others to be read as evidence in a cause depend
ing IN the Circnit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry Tor the county of Patrick, in which you are
plaintiff and | am defendant
Tins mode OF notice is adopted as YOU are not an
inhabitant OF this Commonwealth
JEFFERSON K. HUGHES
Aug 90 ,aoS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23

Vlk@lNlA-A rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
superior court OF law and choncery for the of
Lynehburg on the 9Th day of June 1889 F:
i.Inh suction John shelton, Nancy Ruckcr and Sally
ohappel widow OF William Chuppell, deceased,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23
LyncI.barg !SarinSs Rank.

VIE Lynchburg savings Is A N X
continues TO receive Deposites, at the follow
ing rates, viz
OF al sums OF current money Of IS in amount
s"a upwards, per eenum per aunim, for ans
time not exceeding months; and If The sum re
man longer period Than II months, 81 per cen
tutn Per annun which are higher rates Of
interest than are paid by amy other In
sfituffOn i'm Lynchburg.
Deposltors may rely upon the security for the re
turn OF their Deposites, being unquesonably respon
sble.
Discount Days every Thursday, al 7 O'clock, p. NJ
DEKEGTOHS.
Jehu w illIams, a. &. Elliott
w. l.. Bryant, Jas. C.. Hunt,
Geo. Bagby, A. Kinnier
A II. hrmlstead, WIN. Nj. Davis,
/. o. Aefee, Maurice Langhorne,J r.
c. Melyer, j. c. Shackleford.
OFFICERS.
JEHU WILLIAMS. President.
w. =. BRYANT, Treasurer.
GEO. BAGBY, Secretary.
Feb ID lai Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-23
Sept. Q

NlRGlNlA-Ata court held for Nelson county, at the
courthouse, ON Monday, the 26th day of Augus 1889
Nancy cebrck widow and relct of Daniel Leebrick de-
ceased, Nicholas Leehrck Lucy Leehck Maria Iecbrick
lam Cash and Angelina his wife, formerly Angelina
Leehck the s9d Nicholas Lucy Maria and Angelina
Plaintiffs.