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! L WINTER,
o29 LIST Lieut.. do Ia garde do mutt.

NOTlCE-All persons Indebted to Municipality
Y No. =, are hereby notified to come forward aud
make payment or before the first Monday in Nove,n-
her next ogrecahly to ordinance of the Council passed
on the 18th instan--he Treasurer being required to
place all claims unu' Ju.icd at that time in suit.
THO. SlOD, Jr. Treasurer
New Orleans, Oct. "a, 1S3J-"2G ID Municipality
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GRAND REil. ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY.

tSTVHIl'U TT NV VTtnNS,
TO BE DRAWN ON TUE LIST DECEMBER, 1880
Nv JlCKSONIILLE, IYa.
Under the superintendent of thu. commissioners ,
pointed by the Legislative Asscubl, Of Florida,
SCllMlDr Il HAMILTON
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lode on DIR AWNING.

II shall be nj the opium of the winners of priyes of
bnnk stocks, either to take the stock itself the par
value thereof in cash.
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lust received, and tor sale, large and general as
- snrtnrmt u" Jnp!trd ware, such as Bank boxes,
Tea Canislsrs', LDnps, sc.
MAkTIN II Il nEVEREUX,
o.G % rrl,un;,nnI,. .,
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AVIS.
NONFORM EN- ENT a une Resolution du Con-
~ sell passG lie Is couran,, toulcs pcrsonncs in.
dettts la Municipali,G No. 9 sont par ccs pre-
sentes notifies do fairo Placement avunt To-
premier lundi de Novcmbrc, IA &C temps 10 Ire
sorcr ctant ohlisG de placer Gu process tontes re-
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FORT or NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES.

CLEARANCES.
ShpJ Dcpnu. Forbes New York. Master
ship Charles, Mci .anAlan, Bnsol IIG,lr
Bri. Geo Henry, Jodon, Portland Cunsr
ARRIVALS
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~ As troug.t to the police rso If the I'd Mum.
w ciialIt, negro grl nance, : MIRA, ai,ou, -
years of age; says she belongs 10 Nr iimi.
The "Nncr, sad slave will please call, prove prop
rilv, pay charges, and take her AWAY.
II |. HARPER,
OIL ('1utuu nj hr Wut,I,
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| LA c!G ancnG la gcolc dc la Scconlr Mur-
lite nrc jcinc nGgr.s . d'rnviron bans, NOM
nee S.\llRA. ellie dit upparlcnr Il M.iiunt.
lcpropriG afro do la ditc csclavc est priG do We
mir la rcclamcr en- prouvant sa PropriGtc ct en- pa
yant les ttais. II. HARPER,
IL oct Capi,ainc dc la Gaidc.
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u Doors opena past G-lerformances to commence
att o'clock 81
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MANDRAITN OF NEW ORR FANS

MAlDRAlTf OF NEW ORLEANS
pNllE price Of il"ar iciug this dav s. GO per barrel
I according To the taIi, the bakers will 1--WE ID
ounces {" bread for Ten cents. during the week begin
ming ON Monday next the h instant. The lonycs Of
S'condIuny, on ut three for ten cents. snail wcgl, %
per cent more, VIZ: ~ umncc,.
n3 c. GENOIS, Mn,or.
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A MEXICAN ASPIIAITuM.-Wc have the honor
To lni"m the public, that have rec wed me
Aspholtum, which snttly warrant 10 be as good
as ANY whntsucvcr
NecHccutr all KINDS of work. either in employing
MInch l'Itumen, (othcrwsc Asphatum) |rgcIuhic
l'ituinen, according To the Demand the following
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
THE LITERARY
.y.vD .N.ENO.vIC .V.SG.gZg.v'E.

rINOsbe published monthly, IN the town Of Lynch.
burg under the direction OF L, Reed, j. II.
S,ay j. Il. Giecu, S. ID Tonpkins. K. b. Shelton
aud W. h. Aseretr, ar Editorial Commnec. select
ed lor tfat purpose
FnE LITERARY ASH MASONIC MAGAZINE will
be devoted exclusively To Literature, aud the DIS
seminalun OF the true principles OF the Masonic
Institution. All political aud religious confover
sizes will be st,ictl, excluded from lis columns. II
will be ISSUED in monthly numbers averaging 80 DC
iato pages each. The first No. will be issued 50
soon rs a Sufficient number OF subscribers may be
obtained 10 deHy tile expenses Of the Publication.
The price OF a single copy viii be so per annum,
To be paid the reception OF the first number,
wien the mutual obligation Of the Editors and The
Subscribers viii be fully incurred for the year ; after
winch Time no dsconiDuaucc of a subscr plon
will be permitled nor viii any subscription be dis
continued while any tldng reuans due thereon, un.
less IL the option of the Editions.
All communications addressed to the Editors of
the LITERARY vNn MAsoNic MAoAzINf, postage
pdi8, will meet with prompt attention,
June "a IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
ELECTION ITEMS,

J. NJ. Carroll Grsyson I've presume the same
person who signed himself in his note 10 us, John
Cauoll.) in aleierio the Enqurer says, the Re
publican party will point at Nh. Riyes " the finger 81
scorn"! Well: suppose Mr.. Rives can stand
even that, il Mr.. Carroiiis 10 direct the finger of
the Republican party. II nay sometimes happen
that the scorn OF some men is preferable 10 then
praise.
E. II. Caldwell tWhie) has given notice of his
intention TO contest tie election of Mr.. Scuri Loco
in Marshall county. Scot was returned By G ma
joriiy.
Mr.. Cunningham of Norfolk borough contests the
election OF MI Allyn, returned by 10 majority
both Wings, but Mr. A. in favor Of the Sub Treasu-
~.
In Monopgalia, appears that tile Commis sioners
of election nj one of the precincts encouraged by a
Justice Of the Peace, refused TO open poll At
this district, the Wing candidates would have rece-
we'd large majority OF the voes No mo,e efficient
than this be taken to bre ali down the sys.
TEN Of precinct elections. Don't the Enquirer
think that these villauons frauds are rather worse
than onresidenl voting
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

AT the Ioudonn County Court, Monday last, Pm Ir
NELSON free coored man, aralgned ON charge oi
being concerned directly indirectly the circulation of
Abolition papers, amongst the colofed population The ey-
lence developed against Nelson sass Tie Ieesburg Wash
Ing onan sufficiently strong justify the court IN
executing the ae TO lis full extent against hn which would
have transportation tito slavery for life but sufficiently
impicate him in being conne led with the circulation
abolition papers such extent as to justify the Court
in ordering him and his entire family TO leave the State with
in the period twelve months oreturn tor again u-
ring the of Nelson's 1t appeared that 6e-
rard slave had been the actye agent IN circulating these
fire brand pubca the slaves lie was therefore
immediately arrested. and the day, the Court Ind hn
brought before and after trying linn on the charge ccn-
ating incenarv papers which fully proved sen
fenced him to twenty lasle, and to be transported
into slavery for life.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
MARRIAGES..

Married. in Staunion. on The 18th inst by the Rev
Mr.. Boyden, OLIVER p. BMDwIS, Esq. TO Miss
ELIZA LEE SHErrEY.
-. in Siaunton. on the 18Th inst. by the Rev
Mr.. Goodwin, EDWARD NJ. TAYLOR, Esq. TO Miss
JANE f., daughter Of William Kinney, Esq
- on the lath inst. Dr. THOMAS r. COOKE,
of Roanoke county, to Miss RrnEccs BLAND OF
Nouoway.
-. on the 9Th inst. by r. b. Washington
Eso. Mr.. Ioux H.. OGLEsBY, Formerly Of Lynch,
burg \ to Miss EvELINE Hull, all Of Macon, Geor-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

EXCITING rR1AL.-ltoil be lccoleeleI ,l,,
during the last le months anumber of hams v,,c
consumed by fire IN Augusta and Rochbtdee conn.
ties and that IN one Instance human heinz ,y,s
Consumed IN The flames. At length. suspicion fell
upon A. A. So"efs, an educated aud respectable
man, and connected with families of the biebes,
standing. His trial recently commenced in Siam
ion,-and the testimony was brought To n close on
the l1th inst after seven days Of close and protrac-
ted labor when, by mutual agreement The counsel
agreed 10 commence the Argument on the next
morning. The SlauLton Spectator OF the goth
SAYS:
Before the Court met that morning however
our town VAS thrown into great connoiion by the
astounding Intelligence that ofthe jurols-uhey
having been KEEP, together during the whole time
had gone crazy aud shat anotber had cut his
'hr al We iarbear 10 remark on these Distressing
incidents. or their probable causes as they will no
doubt undergo tue investigator of the Court farther
Than 10 say, that both the anlc'ed ndly duals arc
dong as well MS could be expected. Al the sueges-
lIon ol the Count, Two ether nlofs substituted
by consent Of prlies, IN the place of those Disabled
aud the argument was commenced. behalf Of the
by David Fez, Esq. who was follow.
Ell by d. 5, Young aud Thomas J, Niche Esqs on
behalf OF the accused. Messis. Baldwin and Pcyton
are yet 10 speak.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

C. Elections take place the present year in the
following States: Louisiana in July; Rhode Is
land. Norlh Carolina Alabama Tennessee Ken.
lucky. Indiana" and Illinois in August; Vermont,
Maine aud South Carolina in September aud in
= ennsy lvania, Ohio Mary Georgia, Arkao-
sas, New Jersey, Delaware, New Ynk, Massathu-
sets, Michigan and Mississippi in October.-In
the States marked with asteisk ~ members of
Congress are to be elected,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
OBITUARY..

Died, on the 18Th inst. ELLIS HuNrER' son o,
Mr. Rohe,, Hunter and Mrs. Paulina A. Hunter, OF
Campbell county, aged sevsn months. Let the
sorrowng parents dry up their tea's, for ihe great
end Of lis being is accomplished. Cut dow" by
death, In the mos, tender period OF lie, II is gone
from troublesome world, to shine seraph III Yea
ven. Hcannot return 10 its afflicted parents "a,
,liey can 90 to it, May tie painful Proydem's lead
them to prepare To meet ii IN slory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
GKAYsON SULPHUR SPRINGS.

INUE PrGpretors Of this establishment have,
n within the last twelve months al considerable
expense, added to the acc ommodatons of the place
and are prepared to entertain nj least TWO
HUNDRED VISITORS. The Cabins are neat
frame buildings, pliistefed and whtew ashed, and
many Of them containing two rooms expressly Tor
the accommodation Of Families. Good managers
and servants have been employed, aud the Table.
Bar, nc will be equal to those of any other Watering
place in Virginia.
The Springs are situated on the banks of New
River IN the county Of Grayson, Virginia. within
ten mites OF the stage road from Salem, North
Carolina, to Wyhr Court House, Virginia.; aud tic
modaring Hacks will be run during the season from
the latter place. aud from Peter Siephens's on the
stage road in Grtysou county, 10 the Sprlnps,-so
that persons coming in the stage will find diff
Guilty IN reaching them.
To persons III health these Springs offer de
uohttul summer retreat, where they may indulge IN
every rational amusement. Game of every descrip-
ton aboupds, and there are within Il shot distance
several e the finest rroni streams IN Virginia.
To tho inrd'd they offer in addition, the restoration
Of health aud its attendant blessings.
The properties of the Water set forth in the
subjoincd analysls-in addition 10 which, may be
stated that II has on man, occasions effected com.
plete cures IN Diseases OF the Skin, Dtopsy Dyss
pepsia Rheumatism, &c. &c.--pnticnafy in ca
scs OF Dysl cpsa. in whlah II has nevei failed
The tha'ges to Visitors will be extremely mode
iate-lcss by Ca than At any other Watering places
in Virginia, and The accommodations as good, il not
better.
To persons from the South, visiting the White
Sulphur and the ncghborng Watering Places, the
Gtayson Springs viii aioid pleasant and convenl-
cnt resting place, within a few miles Of the direct
route. THE PROPRlElORS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

~ The last Lexington STAR has editorial -four col
in length in behalf OF the claims of Mr. Mcdowell
the in the Senate. Loves labor lost BY the
way hope the Enquirer i'll denounce proper TERMS the
bargain which the Star openly proposes between the
Eastern and Western Democrats-and which, by the way,
like bona fde plot than thing have seen.
/" Sustain SON. tmeanng Mr.. McDowcll Tor Sepaor
and will in sustain John Y Mason, any other nn
you may choose for Governor bnreiaced PLOTS it
not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

We ha real pleasure in being abeio state that the People
of Adams county Pa) have esouely defended Their ma
House of Representatives Of yyania by returning ad
dens stevens their Representative in that body which had
arbitrarily and t,anniraly declared his scat to be vacated
People of Adams county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

G5 The New York Express, mentions, rumor
that Mr. Calhoun has subscribed $4,000 establish an 4d
ainstraon aud ntiAbohton paper in New York. to lie
called The United States Sentinel & National union the
first No. of HIGH will appear carly monh.-M Van
Buren, will then be well fortified. The Sentinel will be Ad
minsaiion and Auti Abolition while the Past will be Ad
mnisIrnlion and Aholilion Cnlch both sidcs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

g The Wing Convention of Rhode Island have
re- nominated the present Representatives in Con-
gress, Robert b. Cfansiuon and joseph rllliheha
for reelection; aud appoQted Nathaniel Rug.
giles, James +. Simmons. Vim. Anthony and Byron
Dimon. Esqrs. delegates TO the National Conven-
ton at Harrisburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

% By the packet ship Rhone, from Havre, have
French dates a, later than by the Great Western. Pa
ris quiet the Police active search of the persons
implicated in the late Disturbances and about 2l2aress had
II stated that Louis Bonaparte had something
to do with the late iisurrec tiofi
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ID u q y :!

- u q y!
WNERS OF ID o q S are hereby noti1eJ,
~ that from and after the first day Of July, untl
the frs, day Of Notembor. 1899, will slIoot or
otherwise Nil all Dogs, which may find running NJ
large aud not confined to their owners lots. pursn.
ant to re SOLUTION Of the Common Cbnnrii of LYNCH
burg. q. l.. bEtklE, Police Master.
june 81 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

O. The Enqurer says, The die is probably
in the hands of the few Conservatives and the I'm
practicable Wings" This being admitted, with
what face can the EnqLi,cr At tempt Prove. arh-
metically, that the Loco Focos have gained the VIC
tory
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
GR.E.v'D SCgIE.tvE!

l,esdesa great number Of $50. 500, $50. &c. &c.
Wilde Tickets only Slo--llalyes S5-Qrs so
For sale III great variety ofchoee numbers at
BODkER'S pRlZE.OFFICE.
~ Orders from lie country Gor Tickets drawn by
d. $. Gregory < Co. in all pirginia Schemes lac
tompanled by cash or Prize Tickets prop pity aud
eoLhdentlally attended 10, when addressed 10
HENRY ". BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
~ My customers may always depend on see
ing The numbers Of every Lottery IN which
sell Tickets, published III this papcr (Thc Vmei-
mani soon as the Official List of the Drawng is
received. II. II. BOOKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

~ The Central Rail K Dad and Banking Com
panv of Georgia have declared dsldend on the
Bank capital for the last months al the rate per
cent per aunun,, aud Of one dollar per share for the
Road
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

c.. Seaion Granlland, Esq. Late Of the Georgia
delegation in Congress, was robbed ON the 18Th
inst the Camden Rail Roed, OF his pocket book,
containing $500 in cash and some 10 $4,000 in
notes and acceptances.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

u In 1910, we shall gaia every Thing" quoh
the Richmond Enquirer. Last year yon said you
would gain every thing in 1889. Saul is not amo, 9
the prophets.
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Nc'eW OF the fyneliburg Market,
CONNECTED NfIkLY, ny
RuCfIARD vVRre-e...,.;..... u.......

Extreme rrees of passed Tobacco. 81 90 to % IS
! Interior Ia Common, , 90 Ia : 80
Common To Good p 40 Ia IN uo
Good to fine, In oo Ia Ia IN
Meanlugs, 4 On ), Il IN
Good x inc Manufacturing "a 90 to ps -
Inspected tins week 500 hhds. Tobacco. Prices for
good and fine well supported, common and inferior
qualities are lower, prices for good aud fine anafae-
'urng are good yet. | sold ) hhds sumo .ured
Tobaoeo,made by Mr.. John Hughes. of ,his County.
at an average of Sis g5.
FlourdaH, by wholesale, 81 so TO rs
No Wheat coming in.
,oih' rs TO 90
Bacon by Wholesale 10 80 la II so
Meal, tbs wholesale) 90 TO o 90
Whlskeyt(hy whoesale) q ~ 10 0 Is
Iron, lper ton,) months, 100 90 TO u 90
tlSmr, (pcr tony leo 90 to 100 90
Oats, perbushelD o 80 TO 0 S.
Salt (per sark) e5 10 so
FREIGHT.
Down the liver, 42 TO so
Up the river, o IS to o 10
Plaster and Iran (per toni $40 90 10 0 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

@ James w. Breedlove, Esq. late Collector Of
the port Of New Orleans, III letter 10 The Richmond
Wing, denies that hc is dclauer
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EDTC.ITIO.V.


WI school Tor The instruction Of girls tins day.
TERMS
For instruction in Spelling, Reading and s,o M
WIRING. fora session of ) months
Arithmetic, Geography, English Gram "a IN
mar, History, Natural Philosophy
Drawing and Painting, extra cllnge 90
Ornanpn tal needle work, cS,lf 90
June II Wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
lsOlTaNG QEOVEss.

WYE HAVE received fresh supply Of the gen.
w nine GERMAN ANCHOR BOLTING
CLOTHS. embracing every number IN use, which
will be sold as low they can be bought in the
State. TURNER " BUkW ELL.
June 3 hts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

3TIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office ofthe
Circuit Superior Court of Law und Chancefy, for the
County OF Nelson, IN the month Of June, 1889
William Fitzpuck administrator with the viii annexed
Of John Fitzpatrick deceased, Planth,
against
Moses Hughes and Betsy his wife, George lleford and
LYDIA his WIFE, Jane Hughes, execuirx, and Moses Hughes
and james b. Hughes executors OF james Hughes deceased
aud the said Jane Hughes and james b. Hughes, heirs and
said dunes Hughes deceased Alexander fzpat
rick, Frances it, John +. Fitzpatrick, " iliam zpnt-
rex and sally Budlord, Defendants.
In CmASCERY.
The Defendants Frances Witt John +. Fitzpatrick, VII
liam Fitzpatrick aud Sally Eradiod, not hnsing entered
their appearance and security coofng 10 The act OF
Ascend " and the rules Of this Court, andt appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of tins com.
munweaI IT j. ordered that the said Defendants do appear
here before the first day Of september term next aud
the m Of the Plaintiff and that copy OF tins order
be forthwith inserted in The LSnchbme Nnginiun,' II
new paper published in the of lynehbofg ior two
months successfully, and another copy thereof posted
front door the Courthouse Of Tins County ON some
court day. copy lesie, -, -, ,
June "A WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

~ The Sasatiah Georgian of the 10Th inst. announces
the arrival of several officers ,tc L. $. ufn that place
from Florida who say tina, within the last few days previous
their departure from Fort King, many hundred Indians
had disposed for peace, and ON their way South in full
fmen ofher treaty engagements One OF these treaty en-
gagemcnts will be ecollected thai The indians shall
mnin in F2o,id,-whc the people of Florida say that they
shall do, and which the Government aad they should not
do until now
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

The membcrs of Marshall Lodge No &c. have de.
te,mlued 10 establish Literary Pen.
odlcal. "a be called
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
ON Is An ID,

ON KAND,
y bbls. old Rye Whishey OF superior quality,
81 - do Mountain do,
Is do. Rec6ed Whisky.
10 do old Apple Brandy,
do No. /. N. c. Shad.
IS d. No. /. ~ G.. Cut l1errmgs,
80 coo lbs heavy Bacon,
1000 lbs family do. very nice.
900 lbs. nice Wool
so hams well dryed Venison, 70, summer
use,
Together with heavy stock OF Groceries OF every
description, TO which we invite the public attention.
LANCASTER a BRYANT.
June II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
18th OFF JUN PARTpEs.

INDIVIDUALS ar eommtrens wishing 10 pur-
I chase medium OF VERY CHOICE
Madeira, Ghan'paigne, siaret, Kars.ndy. Tintn,
Nhusnhcrtin, unernpiinne. Sherry, Port
or ether "
Choice aud medium Brandy. Cir. Old Batavia Ar
rack, London Double Brown Stout md Porter
Scotch and Burton Ale. Seaafa. Cofdias, Fruits.
Pickles, Prcsctves.Jellies, Anehnpies Olives, Ca
prrs Sardhrs. etc. will be furnished the most IRA
sonablc prices a, Howell DAVIES.
June II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

NlRGINlA-At rules held IN the clerk oihee Oh me
Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery Tor tile
t,@t,riJee iyon' Plaintiff,
against
James Lyon in his own right aud administrator of Frances
l., on, deceased john Anderson and Mary T. l wife Tor
Bovd formerly Frances LYON W iam Boyd and Nancy his
wife formerly Nancy Lyon William Lyon aud Elizabeth
Gentry, formerly Elizabeth Lyon, Defendants
Is CuASoERY.
The Defendants Jehn Is on finances Boyd William Bo,d,
and Nancy his 10, William Lyon aud Elizabeth Gentry,
entered their appearance md fiyen setnntv hc-
cordng 10 the Of Assembly aud the rules Of this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence hat they are not
do apncnr here before the first day OF september term
next and The bill Of the Plaintiff and thai copy OF
MAN." newspaper published in the to"no yheihore Tor
two months scc6 ssiycy aud another copy thereof posted
n the front door of tie Courthouse OF this county on some
court day. copy ss' =. ,.,3,, mn GIL,
June q "em
VIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of LawHnd Chaneery' ior Bed
ford County, the Sd day June, 1889:
John Board, executor oil Francis Eonrd' deceasen;
William r. Jones Sheriff ofBedford aud such admins
traitor of Mary Bour deceased james Board md iiam
Yates in his own right and admnstt de hons non oil
William Board, deceased, peehoun's
/ IL CHANCERY.
'rhc Defendant james Board having entered his ap-
and gwen security ccordns 10 The act oil Assem-
Lly and heues this Court and appearing by saac'
or, evidence that lac Is inhrbinnt OF this common
wealth. It ordered that he appear here on tue ms, ia" "
he ne ,crn and answe the Plaintiff bill and TINT tins
order be inserted in newspaper published III lyheh
hre for two months successfully and posted a, me non
door of the courthouse oil sad county on some co ''
Cop,--feste, #..,a Gu,
June u -"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

NEW VARIETY OF NnEAr.-Wc have received from
Capt. Samuel Branch eths county, specimen Of
riety ofWhea having the golden chat stalk and head with
beautiful white 'rnel 1t is bearded Wheat and repre-
scented very hardy aud productive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
June2l

NIRGINlA-At rules held in the Clerks Once OF TN
' Circuit Superior Court OF lGw aud thancery, fof til
County Of Nelson in the mouth OF June, 1882
Guthridge Lyon, flanun