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Sept ~
AHoEEANs AsEE Pulls. AND rMEN,N

Va EsrFEsss.-fhe perfectly saie, uneeriug, aud sue
cessul r2ano almost species o disease by the
o Moias Lite Medicines is longer experiment.
ference to the cNPetenc of many thousands patients will sat
iFartoy During the present month OF April alone,
nearly one hundred have the knowledge Of Mr.
M"a where the patient has 10 all appearances, effected
permanent cure by the exclusive and u'rious OF the Lie
Mclciucssome OF these had been considered be-
Yond all hope by their medical attendants such happy results
great pleasure Mr. NJ and inspire him with
fellow CIriLcns.
The Life Medicines arc purely Vegetable prepanrion-
They mild and pleasant in their operations and the
time thoough-acns rapidly upon the secetluns ct the
tenl--cnrr,ns oil all acrimonious hnmors and nssim,nq
with aud pU ing the blood. For this rrason, asera.n
ted cases of by spepsin tho Life Medicines will give rce
and Acue lnfmatoy rheumatism, fevers Of every de-
scpon, Sick Headaches Heartburn. Dizziness in the heaa,
Pains in the Chest fntuieucy impaired appetite mud in
disease arising from Mpuriy oithc blood disorder
ed state of the stomach the o these Medicines has always
proved doubt greatly superior 10 any other mode
An Tint Mr. Met asks Of his patients to be particular in
ng them strictly according TO the directions is not by
favor that he hopes gam credit II alone by the results
ola fair trial Is tho reader an invalid and does he wish
let him call orsend to Mr.. Mofu office 3G7 Broodu
and procure copy Of c Good SnHarau, published gtni-
of md pcrhans some exactly smar TO his
own. Sold wholesale aud retail.
For additional particulars ot the above Medicines iiof-
fats "Good samaritan copy OF which accompanies The
incidence copy always 10 ohansd tho different A.
gents who have the medicine for sale.
French German aud Spanish directions be obtained ou
application the Office, 3Ta Broadway.
Prrpnred and sold by WILLIAM D. MUFFIT. s75
Broadway. New York. \ Liberal deduction nude those
.cEvrsThc Life Medicines may nlsob had Of any of the
principal nfqfs,.ts IN every town throughout the United
nix Bers an, he hni fac sne OF ohm Mofatssie-
nn1re IS upon he ate OF each bottle Of BIcrs box Of
For sale by the following agents.
bi. ]. = !, F Roi'Alr, }Lvposears. Va.
g r ESTES, Loving sron, Nelson Co.. w
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rules held IN the Clerks Office Of the County Court
u Amherst, ON Monday the 9TH dav OF August, 1899:
Thomas W Glass and Lucinda his wife, Robert Cawthpn
Ferdinand W. lley and Jane his wife. late Jane Cawton
Jacob Haas and William IL. Garland, Trustee, &c.
Plaintiff,
against
Richard = Ellis. Beverly +. Brown md Mary his wife,
isnac Ruckor administrator of Robert Cawhon, deceased
IT, w Qnailes Thomas n. Eubank, Daniel Flood aud Lou
isa ms WIFE, lsaac Rncker Jr and Pullman his wife, and
Jonathan Rucker and Antonicta his wife, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants Daniel Flood and Iouisn his wife, Isaac
kn'kc j. ind Pullman ms wife, and Jonathan Rucker md
Anioneua has VIE not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to tho ac fasscnbv end the rules
tins Court mud appearing by satisfactory evidence I'm
thoN are not mabtants OF this country is ordered thai
the snd hsen Defendants appear here The hir Monday
M november next that being tav aud answer the orr
snai and amended bill OF the Plaintiffs that copy of
TINS orr he forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN the town oi Lvnehug, for months sncccssiyev and
posted at the front do othH courthouse this county,
Copy-FcStc,
August 10 -
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BUCHANAN. Va, Sept. %.
An sffras took place In this nrighbcthood, M
Wednesday evening bat. beteeen MI Cnuis
Cross and NJ. Ingfum. The quarrel arose, NJ
&c learn. IA regard Ito game 81 dollar pitching at
which they were engaged ard Cross having made
an assault upnn 1ngrum wuh rocks Iagfun' dfes
pocket knile AMI en,cied stab IA Cns.'s SIDE just
shove the hip hone, tho mortality ii which stei m.
certain. lnetasn wes Immediately ~fcsied. and has
been examined and con nitlsd. Journal.
The following = an account Of an cx'ta"rdlnaiy
sinh IN the earth. ahirh happened few days ago.
bout mites from his place. gwen by The gentle
man on uhuss premise. it occurred ID
ieoNrY's CErrk, Sept 25. 1889
Mr.. editor IL desire 10 give you al account Of
an extraordinary SINK IN The earth. which happened
a lev days ago neaf my siill.house. The earth
tncrecd sinking aboui II O'Clock. \. NJ on the 2oth
irsI.. aud continued nnIil II O'clock tie next das
Since that ume Here has heen no p"fceptible
change. O1eo during the Time abovo referred To-
the creek sioppcd its confse aud sunk but itier
few honrs IL continued It's course rs usual. There
were At frsi great many holes In the ground 1T dd
fefent places but they have since become connect
I'd by The sinking 81 he earth there ATE now fonr-
tren. ] suppose he holes 10 have been at first from
0 10 % teei deep: they hnye since filed up some,
and nov pethaps from 0 Ia - tee IA depth. end
are mostly full OF nalcr. The Riouad !, cracked at
dillrrcn, places ioi some distance around the slnks
aud is partly sunk. (,ay from . 10 4 leet.) Tie
whole space Of ground affected Is about acre aud
. hplG The Nun Road leading ( ON buchanan
y est~aid WIS not al al damaged. \ change IN tie
Back Cteeh Road rendered necessary, which
has been made. Such SINKS believe often happen
III Limestone countries.
MICHAEL THRASHER.
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E.FEsGE SUPPLY OF
EAEE GOODS.

AM NOW RECEIVING my Fall supply Of Goops,
which will comurise the largest assortment offer
ed by me IN this market and As many Of the Goods
I,,y, hoe, unrela,pd under prcullat circumstances
feel conddeoet IN being able 10 offer some excellent
barga'is especially IN the following articles BIoah
Gioths aud Gassnneres, French and Eng1sh Men
nos, black lIalan LusIrngs Calicoes, Blankets.
Shaws, &c 6e.
FLANNEl,S.
can offer some fine bargains IN white red and
,sll,, Fl,o,eis
LINDSEY FOR SERVANTS
A Lara. lot pnfeha. ed. a iab will he sold cheap.
CLOAkS.
r,,oc a.sa,toert of Ladies and GentIemen's
st,,h I'm. hiei and N,,,po
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Ef0b.EHOkESe EgOsDE.
NO YEGE.

ME- will receive James River and Kanaw ha
w Scrip. at par, from persops sending us con
stgnmcnts OF Flnni, Tobacco, DC, which will be APP.
propraled 10 the payment Of Tolls on The same.
LEWIS LUDLAM & son.
Richmond, Sept l6 I'm
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a new line Of Coaches,

new line OF Coaches,
From Lynchburg 10 Dageet's (Dibtels) Springs
via the Natural Bridge Tuesday next. the 2ad dan
otJuty. Unt further notice, we shall leave Lynch
bury on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud Saturdays. At hall
after four A NJ. aud arrive al Dibrels the same eve
nlngs, before night. The nexl morning Passengers
will leave Dibrell's after breakfast, and reach the
White Sulphur about O'Clock. i. NJ. Nisllers 10
The Springs by tbs line will thus be relieved from
all night travel, and reach the White Sulphur of
Lr@Ithurg. IN two DAYS from Lynchburg. The
Turnpike IS now finished quite 10 lis lnc'sectionwith
the Lexington aud tovnglon Road. and in addl-
ton 10 the general novelty and splendid scenery II
affords, we would mention peculiar objects III
interest aud curiosity, the passage HroHeh not ore1
the Blue Ridge along the margin Of James River
aud commanding view OF the Mountain Canal a
beautiful prospeet--the Natural Bridge, which Mr
Jefferson pronounced worth IMP across the Allan.
TIC TO vrwanl last. but not least, Da2gers Springs,
KEEP by Chs. l.. Dlbrell, where he that has Geen
once will like 10 be again.
The undersigned intending 10 give their persona
attention 10 tbs line. confidently promise travel
lers first rate Coaches and Teams. and careful and
accommodating Drivers. aud will spare no pains
themselves 10 satisfy thcu passengers.
WIN. A. GALBRAlTH,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
Tupp
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us received. snppiy OF Lamp Oil. price lower
- than usual Also. the Patent Gas eht par.
ri ar1 sold At II. IhlHAMS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07

HoainSt
William Logan nui BeAcy his wife formerly 3ctsey Allen
william : Alien MARY L. Allen, John Dan and Amanda his
wife, formerly Amanda Allen and Martina Jane Boiling.
iant daughter of John Boiling aud Gacy Boiling formerly
hucy Allen, deceased, Defendants.
The Dri9nlants William :. Allen md John Duff and A
mhnda his wiz, formerly Amanda Allen, having entered
their appearance aud given security according TO the act o
assembly aud the rules of this and il app airing by
saciny they inhabitants of this
Il - ordered that tie said Defendants appear here the third
Monday III November next, that being day, and
the bill Of the Plaintiff and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted M wsaper published in the town of
vnchburs for ~ months successfully aud posted the
front door of the courthouse of tins county.
Gopy--'Tesrc.
SAM'L. VI. GARLAND, Clerk.
Aurust WIN
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VALUABLE TRACT OF EiSD
g.s .Esssiserss.

DEING DESTROYS TO DISPOSE OF Ml
I'D FARM. 4 Is nav offered for sale. II lies I'M
medalely gu Tie River above Schoolheds feiry
one mile from T.yncIhurg. aud contains
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07

T. ierd. armed ard Riclmor1 all Excitement
Sc seral attempts we're made Nv Mr. Muzzy 10 meei
Stone hsfefe the fatal rrueanfr. Ma. Muzzy eas
The oldest son oi ID. Muzzy. late of Hanore1. md
vas bot lattl, married TO yonas lady IN Kentucky.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING ASSOClA-
q ted themselves under The firm of
CARRINGTON, <sHBsoN ~ THORNTON,
for The purpose o! ransaCting the Con omission Bas
ness, III Richmond would respectfully solicit consgn
meuts Of Produce from their ireuds ard tie public
generally. Liberal advances will be made anu Their
best efforts used 10 promote the Interest Of those
who may send Z foduce to their eafc.-The business
will commence on The LIST October next. tie House,
on Cary street lonnerl, occupied by Mrssrs. Hobson
& Sampson. ED. J. CARRlhGTON,
WIN. d. GIBSON.
ANTHONY THORNTON.
Reference may be made TO K. Anderson, ESQ.
Messrs BagweH, Smith & Jones' and b. Blair ESQ
Richmond-Maurice Langhorne. D. W. Burton
and +. Sydnor Esqr's. LynGhburg.
Richmond. Sept. 8 u8ws
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-07

ETlRGlNtA-At court held for Nelson county, the
courthouse, Monday, the 26,h day of August 1889
Nancy Ieehrck widow and iec of Daniel Lcebrck de-
ceased Neholas eeIick Lucy lechrrk, Maria Ieehrrk
Nillinm II. Cash and Angelina his Wife, formerly Angelina
lcehrrk. the said Nicholas Lucy Maria and Angelina Lee
brick being children and heirs Daniel Leebrck deceased
Plaintiffs
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TsOrus vElleicagssis.

NAE ARE antha,lzed to- sell 80 or 10000 Cur.
W tugs "flhe Morus MuitioaulIs, grown in the
vicinity Of Lynchburg and warranted genuine.
HUNT * MARTIN.
Ang. 10 IT,
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CO.EsUrS,se,.SEsSn.

FENUE UNDERSIGNED have formed CO.
Il Partnership. under the STYLE Of
EAIaPEAEN ~ WILLIAMS.
for the purpose o carrying on business at the Am
herst MILLS. They are now prepared lol he reeep-
ton of WHEAT. for which they will give the high
est cash prices throughout tho season.
JAMES l.. I.ANPklN.
JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS.
July Is Wis
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AGAINST

Catharine Ann echick Robert Steele md Caroline his
wiic, Hannah leehrek widow and relet of Samuel f. Lee
brick deceased and Caroline Jane Lsehrick, infant daughter
OF sad Samuel p. lccrick deceased aud George D. Lee
brick and Sarah eehrck infants under the age
years children and heirs of Daniel Leebrck, deceased und
John Melton administrator said Daniel ccbrck deceased
Dnlrnlnnta
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EOK RENT.

49,; A comiottahle House and Lot on tho hill
ksm near Tho Reservoir suitable Tor ~ sr.all FAM
----A- y, possession gwen Immediately. Apply to
WIN, 4. TALBOT,
AT Echolss Bookstore.
Sept 80 q
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no E'sgE.

fE1llE subscriber wishes to rent. good tenant,
u iur a term oi years. that large aud CommodlouS
Tavern House IN Buchanan, called
fTF=9s EE0b-EFOaESe Eg0se1.
6sn,I The present occupant, Capt. +. Pate, be
---'AA Ing deslfons to remove TO the country, pos
session will be ven by him any time.
The subscriber believes most profitable business
may be done with tins house, and he is anxious 10
establish it's reputation permanently, very lvauta-
gcous bMgaln may be bad. if immediate application
be made to jordan Anthony Esq. IN Buchanan at
The Bank OF Virginia, 10 himself in Richmond.
JOHN IIOBSDN.
Buchanan, Oct. 3w--w3w
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Sep. 10

IVORY KNIVES & FORKS IN SETS,
n Patent Coffee Pots, and Steak Dishes,
Plated CandleslIcks, Suurns aud frays.
Auditons. Fenders. and Shovel and ongs
Just received aud for sale by
II. b. RICHARDS.
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August 10

NIRGINIA-hr rnles held in the Clerks Office OF the
County Court of Bedford Monday the ID day OF Sep
tembcr, one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine
Jahez eit@ ieh Ir and William Morgan, Albon Mcdaniel
and George T. ns late merchants and partners,
ding under the style and firm Of George T. liams Co,
Plaintiffs,
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Fls,naS IaGLyaGas AIS.

HAVE larae quuns Of o. Ssssgssess
lRUS ut TICA | l. ! : SSsys.ssss
which viii sell on vrs hkef1 l. rms @~
delivered any lHne a'i,r lie II S"''m -~~1az----
her. II i =
Persons wishing supply themselves WIN 'lle
genuine article II Tie i,sr order. VIII please efe NV
a call al the Warrington iiDtel Lygchbnre. Va.
JAMES N. LANGHOkNE.
WE
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The Defendant George u. Patterson having entered
his appearance mud given security according the of
senbly and the rules of this court, and appearing by sat 8
factory evidence tut he j. not nhahn OF this common
wealth. iurrred Tint the said Defendant do appear hers
the fourth Monday November aud answer the bill OF
the plaintiffs aud TINT copy of this order be forthwith insert
cd in newspaper published in the OF lNnchbng,
Tor two months successfully and posted the front door
the courthouse ot tll@ county.
4 CopyIcsie,
no. c. MITCHELL, c. r. c.
Sen
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atADDEEEsK and Coach Trimmings,
> a superior assortment just opened for eae by
II. b. RICHARDS.
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.sasC Stage Line.
hz.&9a.s.l

PASSENGERS 10 the Springs, and other ttav-
4 erts, fereby informed, that the under
slgued will commence running
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DIR. J. T, ROYAL, }Lyncbburs. Va.
s.rtembrr2f I'm,
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against
IL CHANCERY.

GEORGE D. Patterson and William Mead. administrator land
commissioner appointed sell the esote of John Patterson
deceased, Defendants.
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Rock Castle. Patrick. VI
N"Tiemhfi. 30. 1886
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June 81
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MILL RESUME IT'S EXERCISEs ~.
w Tuesday, The LIST of October. Pupils nv nv
e n1hle on LIE day nreyinns "'ssl
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Sept 10
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August 10
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August %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-16

formed the duke that his army we're re-
turning with the magistrate at their head.
Oh my father exclaimed Ellen spring
ing forward.
The Duke aud his robie,, gnzed upon
each other with astonishmeu,. Let hin,
enter exclaimed the Duke s,ernlv.
In a moment the venerable Bucheg ap-
pcarcd before him. My lord,, snid he, |
deliver to you the men whose lives we sa,.
ed. All that their fnrloin situation required
We have administered. come in the nam,
Of my fellow citizens to restore them 10 yo,
us fellow men. Tomorrow il will be on
herd lot to fight them ms foes. But hav,
one conditon Ia make. Twelve of on
citizens have lost their lives in saving your
army. Their families are left destitute
Should you enter our town ms conqucror
protect the widows, orphans, and ngcc
parents TO these victims of humanity
When Solrure is no longer free, shall b,
no more, bu, die willingly fnr my country
con6ding in the protection you have promis.
ed to my daughter
Overcome by the magnnuimiiy ofBuchcg
the duke sprang from his seat, aud threw
his arms around him. My heart will
cease to beat said he, 'nnd the blood To
flow in my veins, when enter Soleurc ms
II conqueror. Witness, thou, its venerable
magistrate aud you, We nohles hear me,
when ] declare To you, what | will repeat
in The face Of the world. Ia the name oi
The Emperor Frederick, declare Soleure II
free and indcprudpnt stntp To-morrow
morning ] will enter its walls, not as con-
queror. bot ns n guest, aud, with your per-
mission, plant upon its walls my b,nn~r,
that II may remain Ms token of my friend
ship md gratitude 10 future generations
and towards the noble magistrate, the faith
er and protector of his c"un,ry's freedom.
But | have. another duty to perrorm. -
Count Papcnhein my old and we'll tried
friend will you grant request from youi
prince!
A smile from the old man sniJ more than
words.
My new found friend = said he, address.
sing Bucheg, will you take ,hisyouug man
whom ! love rs n son, for your son-,n-law
II your daughter declines, ] have nothin.
more to sny.' The look of Joy, Of tender
ness, of blusbing modesty, TINT she ca.i ~
the young count, rs with soldiers iinpei
uosiiy he threw his arms around her, spok,
no aversion even 10 the Unprepared father
Take her, them said he, it is all mys.
terry, but trust in the goodness Of that BE.
ing who has already changed our mourning
To joy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-16
N. 4. Ht0telatnrs.
from The Providence Herald.

TUESDAY, JAN. 8, 1896 morning.
The General Assembly convened ut IN,
State House in Prov violence, pursuant to III,
vote of adjournment, nt the October scsson
1888. A quorum was present in both IiOu
ses.
In the Honsc, the Speaker IN the chair
Sundry petitions Of n private natpre wer,
presented, and referred To Commuters.
The docket of unfinished business was
taken up.
Bill to charge the Tine of election foI
Representatives. to Congress-Inde6nitrly
postponed.
Bin relating to visiting and supervising
Rail Roads -Rccommilicd.
Memorial Of y. a. Hazard, ct al on the
subjec, of Surveyors of highways Referred
to u select Committee.
Resolution Ia repair STATE House, Wash.
ingtou couniy--Slricken from the docket.
An net IN addition 10 an net, prescribing z
the manner of deyising lands, &c. nuihori-
sing executors 10 act, in certain cases, with
out gi,in bonds Read once.
An ac, empowering certain military ofli-
GERS to take their Passed.
Petition of the Committee of CITY Coun-
ell Of Providence, for loan Of money-In-
definitely postponed n general law on the
subject having been already passed.
All other business on the docket, wa.
either re-conmntcd, or laid aside for the
present.
Act offered by Mr.. Whiting, relative IN
the service of wriis, Ievying of executions,
&c.-rend once and committed.
Mr.. Spencer moved to amend The rules,
50 ms TO require that bills Of n public nature
shall have three several readings, on three
several days. After some discussion, the
amendment was rejected.
Petition of John Brown, a al, (E. Green
wicb) calling on the General Assembly Ia
protest against the recent proceedings oi
the House of Representatives in Congress,
on The subject ef AboIiiion petiiious Laid
on the table,
Memorial of the Committee ofthe Rhode
Island Society for the Encouragement ol
Domestic Industry. for a Geological survey
of The State, mud offering, "n behalf of the
Society, contrihu,ion Of $500 for the oh.
icct- Comrp,,icd.
Petition Of Elisha NJ. Aldrich, a al, on
the subject of Slavery-Laid on the toble.
Bill offered hy the Speaker, 10 repea
such sections oftbe Bank Law, as are par
iicularly applicable to The suspe nsion o.
specie paymcnts-Rcferred To S,lee'
/ COMMITTEE.
! Adjourned tn 3 O'Clock, PINE
From the Providence Journal.
ArrEHSocs.-Mr. CraaStoa prrscnic,
the petition Of John w. Richmond aud 9th
ers, the President and Directors of the A,
laniie Steam Boat Co., complaining of 10
Sioningion Rail Road Co., md prey i'm
tha, the Company be cited tn appear on
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-16
RHODE -IsLAND REPUBLICAN.

WEDNESDAY,
TE7ERMs- 50, per annum, if paid in advance.
4 - - p IL not paid in advance.
No paper will be discontinued until arrearageS
are paid, except at the option of the publishers.
ADVERrIS EyIESTS not exceeding 4 square
inserted three weeks for 81 and IL cents for each
subsequent inscrtion.-Ad not marked
will BE- continued until forbidden and charged ac-
cordingly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-16
From the Providence Journal

ArrEHSocS.-Mr. Grantees presented
the petition Of John w. Richmond aud 9th
ers, The President and Directors of the At.
laniie Steam Boat Co.. complaining of the
Sioningien Rail Road Co., mud prsy ina
,ha, the Company be cited To appear ent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-09
DEATHS

Died. al the White Sulphur Springs Grecnbrer Vu
Tcsday the i uiimo iiEsFr D>sSsLL BiroLR2ELo, the
cil and only Of henry Dansrcd of Alexandria,
u. Z.
Died suddenly aymarkc' Prince William county, Virginia,
his late rCsIdcrcr thu nd u RICHARD IrLEa, Esq,
ia the M year age. Tna deceased Of tic
spectacle and u,eu! Of tho couuy friend aud
of,Ac siticics, integrity
Died, at his farm in Powhatan, on Saturday evening,
the Bird instant, Captain BLAIR BpLLISe in the l!jh
year OF his oge. Capt Boiling was an officer Of the Re-
guln Army during the last war, and has ber2 for more
than 81 years, The Commander OF the Public Guard in
this city Office embracing variety OF important and
highly responsible dulies all OF which he performed
with zeal ability and fidelity that could not have been
surpassed In every relation of leas soldier, citizen.
husband, father friend, ne ucIsd well bis part 70 ll,e
Public his loss is ireparabe-to his family deeply be-
Teaved as they are there is The consolation that he has
le them The richest legacy they could have received-a
pure and unsued name.