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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cbancery, for Bod
ford county, the 9th day of November, 1888.
Philip Reynolds, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Mary Reynolds, widow of Jesse Reynolds. decd Charles
Reynolds in his gt aud administrator of Jesse Key
nods, decd Edward REYNOLDS Martha Fuqua late Martha
REYNOLDS Joshua Reynolds John Wade and Jemma ms
"e late Jemima Reynolds Archibald Reynolds Caleb hey
nolds, and Abnor Reynolds. Defendants
In CHANCERY.
. The defendants Edward REYNOLDS, Caleb Reynolds ana
MARTINA Fuqua, having entered their appearance ana N
en- security according the Act af Assembly and The h
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence 'na'
they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth On Inc nv
ton OF the Plaintiff by counsel 1t is ordered that they do az
pear here on the first day OF the next term and answer m
plaintiff bill, and that this order be inserted in some ne"s
per- published in Lynchburg for two months successVe,
and posted at the front door of the courthouse OF this County
on some court day Copy-rcste, ~,
Feb 81 "ahl
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TIE Hot Of Gr0Rud,
Dogs! E50Ss :! Dogs ~!

pE IT ORDAINED, That ii shall not be law
81 lul lor any person TO keep a dog within this
corporation, without a license therefor being 1fst
obtained from the Master OF Police, which license
shall continue and be IN force until the first day of
June, succeeding tho date thereof, and shall be re-
newed annually thereafter. And when said license is
granted or renewed tho Police Master shall be cni-
lied to, demand and receive fifty cents for the first
dog one dollar and fifty cents ior the second and
three dollars for the thrd and the rate for ev-
cry other exceeding that number; except bitch
es, and Tor bitch five dollars provided, always
that there shall be but owner of II dog or dog
on any one tenement or premises, aud provided more
over, that no such license shall be granted to any
slave. And is further ordained, That if any dog
or bitch for which license shall have been obtained
is found running AT large, without collar being
round then ncehs, bearing the name Of the owner
such owner shall pay % cents for such offence
and all persons not obtaining license is subject to
fine OF fire dotidrs-and person shall put a col
lar around his dogs neck, who has not first obtain
| ed license, under penalty of five dollars. And
all dogs running AT large that are dsowned by then
repucd masters belong 10 any slave, the Police
Master is required to kill, and as is impossible fo
the Police Master to know who the dogs all belonp
to- every dog not known, found running at large, vii
be killed.
The above Ordinance ,ciH be found al large on N,
san page Of the Revised Ordinances Of This Corpora
ton, aud will be ngldly enforced.
GRIFFIN l.. LECKIE,
Police Master.
April q
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NOTICE.

FnNIlE firm Of MILLER & ROBERTS is this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent All those
who indebted to the concern, will please come
forward and settle thcr and notes, with Ell
ther of the parties, or with MIR. Ambrose b. Ruck.
en- who is fully authorized toreceiye and settle all
debts due the SAID firm; those having claims against
the firm viii please make immediate application foi
payment. JOHN MILLER
April l, 1889 RILAND ROBERTS.
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FARM Frs & MERCHANTS
Savings Institution,
kY.N'(EkHTRG.

TENDIS INSTITUTION. HAS NOW BEEN
L in successful operation for SIX years, under the
most prosperous ciicumsiaaees-not dollar having
been lost. or debt due the institution but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue TO
receive dcposites, upon the most favorable terms
that is, for any sum remaining with them under lonr
months interest thereon from the date OF deposiie,
al three per cent per annum-oyer four, and under
six months, four per cent and six months, five
per cent per annum.
Deposiles generally raid upon application, but
the Company reserve TO themselves the rig ht OF re-
curing two weeks.
Thoss wishing TO deposite money, will call upon
BufwelI.
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VALUABLE LOT FOL, SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of decree Of the Hastings
h court of the town Lynchburg, pronounced on
ith day of February, 1889, in the SUIT depending,
between Jane Watts and others plaintiffs, and VIM.
Watts and others, defts, shall, on the l2th of April
next, far If notion the lair day (Sundays ex-
ccpted proceed upon the premises, To sell hv way OF
public auction, the highest bidder, the Lot OF
Ground, in said decree mentioned.
This Lot is situated short distance below the
lloselord branch, and Immediately adioluinc the
property of Jack EvaDs--lt contains o1e acre, and
lies on both sides oihe cana, The portion situated
between the canal and the Turnpike is OF sufficient
SIZE TO erect upon IT very large building. and on
that account is deemed exceedingly valuable The
Lot may be sold IN parcels, and the terms will be
made known on the day OF sale.
J. WILLS, Comr.
March ~ tloA
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"iNiA IL rules held in the Clerks Office Of The
l superior Court of Law and Chancery for Bed
'oi ,I, county, me an day of February, 1889:
Thomas +. HARRISON, p,;.a
W.. go against
Nliliam Sherwood, Charles Scott Jnmcs ColIowav
~" az" e'er urfnan Defendants,
-, In CHANcERY
nc defendant William Siyerw God not having cp,orod HE
nee nn9 gwen security, according tho Act of Assem-
orv e Ps 1 inns Court and ii appearing bv satislac-
[ siec iha' ne Is not nhabinnt of ibis Common
J on The motion OF the plaintiff by counsel its or
al ne 90 appear here the first day of the ne "
o answer the plaintiffs bill and that nix or,ler bc IN;
% III some newspaper pubIshcdin the town off vnrbbnrr
% n months successfully, aud posted at the front doo If
49, '''"'o ~ tils county on court day
ACopy--Teste
Feb. u JOS. WILSON, ok.
w2m
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ateIy owned by SAID Maftln, CONSISTING OF soThs
10000 VOlulnns Of Books,

said TO be well selected, and comprises valuable
assortment, such as never before offered IN this
market Also, great variety of Stationary, con
sisling Of Paper, Merchants and Clerks Record
Books, &c. The assortment may at any time be
seen and inspectedby calling at the Book Store, now
IN the possession OF the trustees.
TERMS AT SALE-- Merchants aud other
dealers are invited 10 attend the $ l. L 1t be
ing the wish of all concerned 10 SELL IN LARGE
LOTS, or he entire Establishment, the trustees
feel authorized say that accommodating terms will
be offered And Tins being the only BOOK AND
STATIONAR Y STORE IN tins place. presents a
strong induoemenl to purchasers disposed 10 carry
on tho business. {. DABNEG, I Trustees m
S. GARLAND, : Mtlstdecd,
X. q. ANDERSON, Trustee IN the 2n deed.
T. S. All those indebted saddle s. +. Martin,
hereby notified that their debts have been likewise
conveyed by the above mentioned Deeds, and they
are invited TO call on the restees and make payment
THE TRUSTEES.
J" The Richmond Compiler will insert the a
bove and send his account TO this office.
March % TIA
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(i0lhos ErcSSca.S md ScONrerS.

Having recently made themselves acquainted with
The newest m ! most approved Improvements in this
branch OF business, they flmter themselves that
They will be able to give satisfaction TO all who may
eutrust business OF this sou 10 them. Spots grease
tar, pich and wax, taken from Cloth without the
least injury 10 the same. Faded seams old appa-
rel, perfectly restored 10 their original color; aud
the Cloth So renovated otherwise, As TO resemble
new. Should they fail to give satisfaction, IN any
work IN tins line. no charge will be made. Their
shepis at their old stand, opposite Messrs. G. d. ~
J. I. Davis's Store.
AutII
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No TT CE -.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST e,.
ID cu,ed to the 'serlbers by Thof aas Rawp,
inc date on the Gil, day of May, 1887, nd duly 81
corded IN the County Gonri of Psylyan "a Tor pu ~,
poses in the said deed .ne 1toned viii be 3D. BY ru
Of .uc,ion on Friday the Nth day OF Ma, next, op
credit of six aud twelve m s' ihe po'eii aser gyDV
bond and approved security 'or the purchase mopeY
the following
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IyO0G More at .INCfiOls.

DURSUANT TO the provisions Of three several
/ deeds Of Trus, made by Joseph +. Martin,
The first bearing date the 9th day Of January last
and the others the ols aud god instant. and all oil
record IN the Iiustings Count Clerks Office for the
Corporation of Lynchburg, the undersigned irus-
tees, will the lllh day of April, 1889, at the Book
store lately kept by sad Martin, on Main Street
in Lynchburg sell at public AUCTION, all the
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Notice.

VIE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
:. Evis .oooS Armstead, commonly called
i eothef' Is tor -rent-possesson to be given
y" Tue Isl January, 1889. Persons DESTROYS 10 ron,
'. requested TO call on Charles l.. Mosby, who is
authorised TO manage and control the same for me
nc, N HARRIET KYLE.
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Cr,DE TO PASSENGERS.

" ARRANGEME

NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
,a,uE Northern Line of Stages from Bynehbnrg
to Fredericksburg by way Of Charlottesville,
leaves Lynohburg on Mondays. Wednesdays and
r,,days at O'Clock, A. NJ. and reaches Charoltes-
vile in the evening of those days; il arrives at Ere
dereksb urg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at : o'clock, p. NJ. In returning, 1t arrives at Char
lotlesyine on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
and reaches Lynehburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. BY this route passengers leaving
Isynebbure will reach Fredericksburg in two days,
or those going from I.ynchburg to Richmond will
each Richmond on the second day at O'Clock. =.
N.-Our teams and coaches are first rate, and the
Drivers ara careful and accommodating. No pains
will be spared render the tp safe and pleasant 10
Fare though 10 Fredericksburg Sll 30
do TO Richmond SO
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg, Tor seats.
5. b. CLOVES, Agt
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Encourage your own Manufactures

hOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
~ MANUFACTURES Of your town encoura-
ged, by buying your HATS, of the subscriber
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, in the town Of Lynchburg, shall not be infe-
rlot any and being determined TO sell low. for
cash. we hope, therefore, the advantage offer to
our customers, will be appreciated by the public ;
and as there will be no credit in our business, good
customers will not have to pay foi bad ones. We
have just received good Stock of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will be made up in the neatest m1nner, BY
first rate workmen. We are also receiving a go ID
assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's Shoes, mems
and boys fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
Of superior quality. All ofwhich will be sold low
for cash only DlNKLE & RUMBOUGH.
p. S. We are agents for the sale OF Monlsons
llygean Pills ID. q K.
Nov. % WITS
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Se'Snrntcd Race Horse, CARO-
haNHAN, by Old Sir Archv, will make his
next mex season, AT my stable in this place. ped;,ree
performances and other particulars. in due season
MELVILLE TALBOT.
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BARRIERS and Hair Drcsscrs

Heretofore aud solicta continuance of IT IN future.
Hoping from Their long experience, nntling a,ten-
ton, aud the aid of the very best materials used IN
then business, To reuder the most ample satisfaction.
They also tender their services 10 the public as
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sHsu0bgp lot for Safe.

y pursuance of decree Of the Hastings Court
j OF The Town Of Lynchburg, pronounced the
day Of March, 1889, IN the suit ol Patscy Mos
by and Others. plaintiffs and w. Mosby and others
dells, shall on the l2lh day OF April next
If lari not the next fair day, tSundays excepted
proceed upon the premises, TO SELL by way Of pub
lie auction. 10 the highest bidder
The Hot Of Er0Rud,
in said decree mentioned. This LOT o. GROUND
is situated below Mr. John Perciyals dwelling, OF
james River it contains
III Al 4 AN A IL Il,
aud lies on the Canal. The sale will be made upon
4 credit Of SIN MONTHS, taking from the pur
chaser bond "llh good security for the purchas,
moaey and retaining the title FOR further security
II, DUNNlNGrON, Commits
G., l.. MOSBl, ( sioncrs.
Aptil tloA
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DAVID ROBES, CIR.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }

Lynchburg, March 18th, 1889 {
ne pafues interested will take notice. that | shall
on the l4th day OF May next, proceed to take til G
accounts directed by the ioreg DING order of court
on which day, at the hour of ten o'clock in the morn
ing they are requested 10 attend at my office, in
tins town, with their accounts vouchers and proofs
and copy of the Court papers prepared for exam
'n','oh an" settlement. 81 WATT, Comr.
Aplil4 VIII,
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NEW
G.I y III = TOE r. .

IHNllE subscribers. having purchased the entire
l. stock Of Dry Goods and Groceries.
OF Messrs. Martin, Ward & Davis. aud associated
ourselves together under The firm of
HUNT Il MARTIN,
viii continue the business, for few weeks at the
old stand OF NJ w. Il d. and thereafter in the tene-
ment Immediately opposite the Post Office
We respectfully invite our friends and Particular
" the old customers of NJ, w. & ID. to give us
call. No cxertions will be spared to render the
most ample satisfaction, both as to the prices and
quality ofour GOODS
Our stock, though not large at present, will be
greatly Increased in few weeks, by purchases now
oeing made IN the Northern Cities, exclusively for
c'sh' and viii be sold on arrival at very small ad-
vance for cash. las C. HINT
THO. J. MARTIN.
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Latest French shane Cor..,f.-

USI opened, splendid stock of the newest
shape Cofsetts, from tie celebrated factory
o'o,e Q, ANDR. c. ELLIOTT.
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.ylfSf EseCeircG.

"A FEW BARRELS of Sanders celebrated Old
Rectificd WIIISkEY.
have also. for sale low for cash two now CAR
RYALLS and HARNESS.
RI JOSEPH MARSH.
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Clothes Dresscrs and HcnOvatcTs
.gU.vySyE.4D PRIDE SSO.v,

DESPECTFULLY tender then thanksto their
4 old customers Tor the very liberal support re-
ceiyrd in their business, as
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commissioners sale Of Valuable
land in Bedford.

commissioners sale Of Valuable
Eamd i'm Bedford.
DY yiuue of a Decree of the County Court OF
- Bedford pronounced at the January term, 1889
in the case OF CabelFs heirs as Leitwich," the
designed, who were therein appointed commission
ers for the purpose, will proceed to sell, by way OF
public auction to the highest bidder, The Premis
ses, ON Tuesday the 10th day Of April next, that
Valuable Tract OF Land,
wing on Ivy Creek in the county of Bedford,
owned Jointly by John o. Leftwich, and the heirs OF
John !. Cabcll, deceased containing, by recent sur
vev, about o2O Acres.
TINS Tract n Land is believed to be one Of the
most valuable IL the county of Bedford, and is about
miles from the town of Lynchburg. Persons de
sirous 10 purchase, are invited to come and view
the Land, which will al all tunes be shown by Mr..
Lehwich or his agent Mr.. Gibbs who resides ON the
premises The title Is believed 10 be good but the nn-
dersigued, selling as commissioners, will convey
such itle only Is vested in them by the decree.
TERMs--l, = and years oredit-the purchaser
giving bond with good personal security, and the
title retained further security for the purchase
money, except for a sufficient defray the ex-
Iense OF sale, which be required IN cash.
&. DABNEY,
G. l.. MOSBY,
Commissioners.
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March 10


/ NIRGIN1A--At a Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, continued and held for the
town of Lynchburg, at the Courthouse in said town,
Saturday, the ed day Of January 1896 sitting as
IA Court of Chancery
David Burks, Jnnr. in his own right and as one of
the executors of David Bnrks, decd, John Burks,
Charles Butks, John Hmden, Elias w Harden Da-
vld Harden, PhGbe Harden, Sally Hmden, Lucy
/ Harden, Elizabeth Harden, Obedience Harden, John
/ Harden, Charles Harden aud Jane HARDEN, the last
four whom are infants, and sue by John Harden
/ their father and next friend, Plaintiffs
against
George Bufks in his right and as one of the
executors of David Burks, deceased. Henry Roach
and Eliz beth his wife, Richard Burks, William
Roach, William Il. Roach Mainda Roach, Eliza
beth Roach, Henry l.. Roach and Harry Ann his
wife, and Polly Z. Roach, Defendants,
/ This cause came on again this day TO be heard. nm
on the papers formerly read, aud the Report of Com
missioner llnsley, made pursuant to the decretal
order OF the oh day of August 1888 with excenons
thereto by the Plaintiffs, and By George BuIks one
OF the Defendants, the examinations of witnesses ex
hlblts since hled aud argued by counsel On
consideration whereof the Court sees nothing at pre-
sent IN the specific exceptions flied to the Report
out cannot shut It's eyes gainst the strong probabu.
ny that the Deiandant George Burks was largely in
ueoteu TO ms father at The time of his death, for the
aVailS oil crops sold and used by him. and not ac-
counted Io TO ascertain which, the court doth order
/
commissioner who made it, and the Defendant
george Bulks may be examined in solemn form
before the Commissioner, as to such matters rs the
Plaintiffs may require respecting such balances due
by hum, at any time within five years next before his
tcstators death. which should have appeared as Gre
dts to the estate, at the tesators death and the said
Commissioner IS directed to make Report thereof to
me Court with any matters specially stated houghI
pertlnentby himself required by the parties to be
SO stated. Copy-Hestc.
DAVID ROBES, c. c.
CoMMIssIoNERs OFFICE ,
Amherst Courthouse, March Ii, 1870. !
The parties will take notice that have appo;n,ed
Friday, the 18th day of May next, to execute The
foregoing order, on which day at the hour of 10 ~,
clock A. NJ, they are requested to attend at nv of
nee win an necessary papers, prepared for exami-
March 2S To"
OBJ PRINTING Executed nj this on;ce IL
" "eaincss and despatch. ''''
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DIRECTORS.

Dadyid r. Edley, Elijah Fletcher,
JOHN HolIins, Maurice Lang horne,
Samuel McCorklc, Thomas Ferguson,
Jesse Hare, Maurice ii. Garland,
Samuel Garland, Chas. l.. Mosby,
Jno. NJ. Warwick, Sam Poindexter,
S. H. Davis Chas. w. Christian,
Jas. l.. Clayter, Geo ID. Davis,
Jas W Morgan, David w. Burton,
John Early, John H. Patterson,
JOHN c. MEEM, President,
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
JOHN w. YOUNG ifsdsure,
GEO. w. TURNER, Cashier.
Jan 81 WITS
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To the Stockholders Of the
lanes Kircr and K0Aa,riay COM
ilNilN.

Having been applied TO by the
u proper number Of stockholders holding the re-
onisi,e number Of shares. call meeting of the
stockholders Of the Company. | hereby invite you
10 meet at the Capitol in the City Of Richmond, on
Tuesday. the 9TH day Of May next for The purpose
of akne into consideration the provisions Of act Of
Assembly entitled an act TO provide additional
,ap,tal Tor the james River and kanawha Company
and for other purposes passed the 23d Of March
1882 with view 10 the acceptance or rejection Of
the same.
am, very respectfully.
Xaur nbpdien nj servant
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Union ACADEMY.

u,uE FIRST SESSION of this Institution,
/ commenced the first Monday IN February un.
.l., tba .li.prtinn If
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Judge Ellis is Washington probably receiving hi,
instructions MS Minister to Mexico. "
Hezekah Niles the disiing uscd founder of Niles Re
gsier died Wilmington Tuesday asi In the cd yes OF
his age.
ne LEILA from Liverpool, hound 10 Baltimore with val
liable cargo OF dry goods, gte, queensware &c sunk
IN Hampton Roads on iaesdAy mst " The Captain was
compelled 10 PSI hto Hampton Roads, where he anc hored
Sunday. The leak increasing 90 rppidy nor hsnnding
both pumps keptat work, cables we're slipped and
the shiPrun on siiore.P-The baltimore Patriot saw. "a
authorized TO state that the Collector at Norfolk hns ar.
dered the whole he taken shipped , BALI
more he cargo Is estimated be worth v, 10 seven
hundred thousand dollars. Her freight hist amounts ia
Ild53 los 3D. II Is eonjrcurad that there was at no
time more than l2 feet in tho vessel the greater
portion 9th day goods beng between decks will be saved
without damage The 9uecnswait Nl not he in
Juea me hardware beng q, the bottom, will suffer The
most but 1t Is estimated that the actual loss the whole of
le cargo viii not exceed fifteen per cent. The Leila is
spendd new slip belongs to A. BrowA & Sons OF this city
snu rs niiS insured The cargo principally insured
great portion Off in Liverpool"
me fis,aure OF Mar, lands about 10 have reported 10
general ma embracing all the subjects OF Internal I'm.
F"" 81 respected to pass Richmond Eng.
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from ne darlington Seht"etoj 1furb %.
From THE FRoNTIER.-lhe iollowis. Is anex-
tract from private letter, daied Aburgh, March 90
1889.
Captain Porier's company of egulars
are ordered ftom tins post 10 Ronsu's Point and
leave tomorrow morning the COM any stationed
nj Troy is also Withdrawn, To JON the head quarters
OF the regiment 10 be Stationed al PAusburgli.
" he excitement at kuu>es Po,nl i. very great
In consequence OF the bnrngs winch have been kept
mp for neaty Two Neek~. QuUe number OF the
families are moving on of the place. father the e.
male part olthem. loa cau form hlte Ide, Of the
alarm and confusion winch prevail there as soon as
night tails mounted dragons stc stationed on the
lines yet with all thts prct auItou, they have
fires all around them. Several fires have occurred
within sight OF the guard ana Wide they were sxtin-
gushing one, another has broken out IN another dl-
rec,ion.'
STILL LATrR.-By rurr iron Albafch dated
Monday last. ON which mpicit rchance may be pla-
eed, WE learn that the barus belonging 10 Mr. Co
vey, an enterpiIsing farmer N A1utgh. were burned
by gang OF "io.ai volunteers" on the Saturday
night previous.
Six or eight head OF cattle, two horses and about
ten tons OF hay, DESTROYED. Our correspondent
adds, that scarcely night had passed tor three
weeks. without the heavens beng illuminated by the
light OF some acendlary fine In that vicinity.