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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
up CALHOUN 4 THE GLOBE.

nh. Globe is-of course-ln iaptures with MI.
c,bOun's speech on G,undy's Assumption Report
IL, sre,, State Rights leader, abandoning his
,,,ed, in order TO satisfy the other party TO his late
i,l,mous Coalition, of his fidelity to the terms oil
h,.f.5-ipl bargain. MANY ofthe Republican Sc
,,E, (sa,s that pal err pronounced il TO be the
.b.. he ever delivered in thai body - and il then
,,oceeds TO do, FOR itself, III WAS certainly dis
,nsuished in The highest degree by the peculiar
,,,s which give so much power TO Mr. C.'s elo-
o,s,,e. His extraordinary faculty Of eeGeralza-
INN and condensation was more singularly de-
,.l,,ed. His speech was chain of maxms, each
link extending and combining the argument, and
lead ing irress,iby TO the conclusion" very met-
civ turned compliment TO the "modern Cataline,'
from the galvanized Corpse"
How different was The language Which formerly
greeted Mr.. Calhoun's eyes, IN the columns Of the
tlobe. when he yenurcdl charm the Senate with
the powers ofhis peculiar eloquence. In 1888, for
example, the Globe said, MIR. Calhoun is an in
penious man; but he sometimes like the SPIDER. is
caught in a web ofhis own weaving. Hence ii Is,
that in carrying out his teasonngs their ultimate
consequences, We frequently find him nuaiily
INK 10 conclusions Dramatically opposite To those
he intended to establish. He is continually exhib-
ling the paradox Of a man missing his way entirely
when lie reasons hight, ADD only arriving at the
ruth through labyrinth OF erroneous deductions"
How different the picture In 1893 if Mr.. Cal
houn right conclusions al all, it was by lalse
easoning.-ln 1910, his speeches are ''chains Of
maxlms," guiding linn "irfesisby" TO right con
cIusons It's part Of the bargain, however, We
suppose that the Cube is to do renance by convict
ug itself Of base aIsehlods IN 1883 by baser adola-
ton in 1910.
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..o,;,,, We shall text see II attempting 10 pto-
=. 10 the States What they moy or What Hey
=. mol do II this attempt TO eensure ihemiof villa,
~" h,,,, done is permitted to pass unrebuked-
The order Of things will then be teser'ed aud
hose Den oera'ic Republican Jackson Van Bpen
S,,,s Rights" Senators, instead Of obeying The in
,,;on. Of the soyereignlies they represent, will
..,s ~ themselves the preroealise Of instinetIng
~, mas,ersl This act hrweyer, is of piece wiih
n,hs, conduct-abicl, while it processes 10 be
..nl,,,d BY regard for The Rights Of the States,
i, f,ft ceniia aud consolidate all the pow :
,r, Of government i" the hands Of our Rules at
u,..b;ue,on Must The earth quake, before the
p.opls can be aroused to the hypocrisy which is
ding ,hem, ever quicksands and shadows, TO the
ICING eulph oil Constellation
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T. % W. II " 7 T. T. - i.

u y
HHAMPAGNE " NE of best aud mcji.
u um qualities,
Madciras. Shcnics, Ports. Clarcs. Burgundes
Tinla. Hook, Hermitage. Nc. OF he inst and
dun qualities
b Il N ID l. S G. rs Auark. Il.
SraAns, Smoking aud Chewing Tobacco, snuff,
&c.
New II sins in l. 4 aud whole boxes. Al
monds, Candies, &c.
PRESERVES. Pickles. Jeliies, Jams, &c.
Pen aud Pocket KNIVES. SCISSORS. &c.
G u N S. PISTOLS. Sho,-bags aud Belts,
Flasks, Po"de, Horns, &c.
English Spnrting Powder.
Garden aud Flower SEEDS.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS aud instrument
Strings. n first rate assortment.
PERFUMERY, Fancy aud bar Soaps 6,sl
rate supply
Brushes. Varnshes, Fancy and Water Colors, u
fine assortment.
Brandy Fruits and Cofdias of the frsI order
Surgeons and Dentists Instruments u Gue assort-
ment.
MEDICINES very large assortment, pure and
of first quality.
Winter md Fall EAMP OH. at lowest prices.
Imperial. GUN POWDER, Shonchong and
Pouehoug TEAS IN boxes and leads, for sale al
Howell DAVIESS.
Feb. II isd
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VMiuble Land for sale.

WISHING to remove. offer for sale the Tract
w of Land, now live on. situated near tho
junction of the Salem and Plisylvania Turnpike, on
He idHtr-and containing 9a2 AcrcS, 10 VI
which are now ip woods. From 60 10 80 Acres, Of
Timber can yet be taken from it, without reducing
The wood propolontoo owleaving SOIL well suit ed
TO Tobacco. | have sold this winter large quaint.
ties Of wood standing in he forest al prices which
pay more than 100 per cent. on the value set up-
the land. The cleared portion is in stale Of
improvement and produers well corn, wheat. cls-
yer aud grass. II has on II all necessary improves
ments lorf family resideuce-a mature and young
apple orchard and 1000 Mulicaul,s Trees. M
persons 10 look it, as | am determined to
sell.
Refer 10 Maurice II. Garland and Elijah Fiefch-
er. ACHILLES-D. JOHNSON.
Feb. 3 w3i il
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tshMrNieAItp.
HARRISON MEETING IN AILEl,IIANA


| HARRISON MEETING IN ALLEGUANN.
Al meeting OF the Wings oil AIeghauy held
on 3lst Of January. $40, tn appoint delegates 10
The Convention Ia b. held in Rlch.ond, on the
oilh day OF Fehruar, NEXT, ter the purpose OF mom
mating Electors Of President aud Nwc President
James Hannah, j. Esq.. was called to the Char
and Hugh Bryan appointed Secretary; Mr.. VII
Ian skeeu, submitted the following Preamble
aud Resolutions, winch were unanimously adopt
ed.
Where's we believe ii 10 be the duty of every
Wing, IN the Conmonme OF Naeinia, to use all
lair aud h, nolabe means to defeat the re- election
oil Martin Van Bu,en III the Presidential Char, and
10 support the nominations made b, The Harrisburg
Convention nj approving, ns We do of the Stae
Convention 10 be held IN Richmond on the - Of
February next, ior the purpose OF nominating cleo
tors OF President and Wee President tlielote,
Resotrod, That We will eNrrt ourselves to the
utmost 10 defeat the reelection of Ma,tn Van Bu-
rem TO tue Presidency, believing that he has thus
lar been the President OF party instead OF the
President Of the People that he has MOI redeemed
his pledges To the country that the Administrator
OF the General Government, unde, his control has
been eNravagant, cotlnpt, and dtpofably deficient
III talent aud enlightened sialrsmansbp.
ReSoiecd, That. albeit our original preferences,
looking stePdasy IN Tie great interests oil the conn
lry, We will support WILLIAM llrNRY liARGisoN tor
President and lonN TiLrH Tor Ner President, bolh
sons OF the Old Dumtnon, born aud raised IN The
South, aud whose Southern feelings ami principles
are pail Of Heir moral coaSttatiogS We ehnnot sup
port man, whose pretended southern feelings and
principles have been adopted al lite period ri his
Ilc, only to gull the South aud TO hitch her to his
ambitious chariot wheels.
ReSoired, That We approve of the State Convcn-
lIon 10 be held IN X chmoud ON the 2llh Of Feb,
aud that Cbas, L. Dotman, Henry A. WISE and A.
LcybnIn, be appointed to represent the Wings OF
Allegheny that meeting. aud that John H. Pleas
ants Henry Erskiuc aud ki,hafd IL. lolrl be ap-
pointed Aternales.
ReSoited, hat tie proceedings of this meeting
be published IN The Lexington Gazette, Richmond
:, Ing Lynchburg Nneinan aud Buchanan journal.
J. HANNAH, j., Chairman.
tluon BRYAN, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

At meeting of the delegates from the OF Cumbcr
land and Buc convened Haysvile. for the pn
pose OF nominating suitable candidate Tor the approaching
Senatorial election the 10Th inst Mr. Ro Shaw, 81, "af
cnlledt the CHAIR and Creed d. Coleman appointed Secrc
Wbereupon. Nm. DANIEL,.r. Of I.ynchburg, was unnn
imoy selected hy the meetngas the candidate Of the repuh
lcan party in the Senatorial District composed OF Campbell
Buckingham and Cumberland.
The Chairman them on motion being made, appointed Col.
Joseph Fuqnu and Greed u. Coli of Cum befland anf
Dr. WIN. +. Mosby Il. r. Hubbard and Geo. Booker oi
Buckinglnin committee inform MIR. Daniel oi his nom-
nation aud earnestly solicit his acceptance of the
And on motion, il Resolved, That copy OF the pro
ccedngs OF this meeting, be transmitted 10 the Editors OF Tho
enquirer Whg and ~ burg Vrgnian for publication in
their respective pauers.
On motion, Resolved, Tint this meeting adjourn
RO. SHAW, Chairman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

To The Editors Y;rpiaian.

To allav the anxiety ofhose who concerned in the
ygaon the RiverI wish yon insert the following state
nen The of the River Monday laswased down pafi
of the lower wall OF the Lock tho the Dam Joshua Falls
but did material damage Ia the wood work OF The Lock
Chamber-n of which, and To prevent any delay
t that pont arrangements have bee made enable boats 10
PASS tough DAM by Friday next and will he equally as
safe as before There nteuupttono navigation ut the
I've River Dam. will take this opportunity to correct
rnour which has been abroad that the water hnd injured
seriously the new works Of the Company at Joshua tals
Dam bur cannot nd upon examination nny cause Of alarm
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NOTICE..

VNHE Subscriber informs tie citizens OF Lynch
L burg ana The public generally. tia, bus BATH
ING Establishment Is nov in full operation; thank
lul for the liberal patronage he has heretofore re.
eevcd he respectfully solicit, "a continuance OF the
same ISAAC HARRISON.
n. Rowing to the bard times ana scarcity Of
money, he has been induced to reduce the prices pi
Baths. viz for Warm Bath % cents-fr Extra
Prepared Baths, 50 cents. !. II.
Feb II 3tf
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MANuPACTUREns, SALE
Al Petersburg rrgioia, on 1ues/ay, The Sd do

Al PctetS6urg, 1r21h'd, on IaeSddy, nc Sd gay o.
Ma-cb 1870
aEVERAL Manufacturing Companies, located
! - in aud near ibis place. have determined to
make sale of their GOODS seml-annually, at pub
he auction. From the extent Of rhelr operations
they are enabled TO offer to the public catalogue
suiIicIeni IN importance to merit attention. To
Southern Merchants and Dealers, the Manulactu-
rets would present TIL, their first sale, with conf
deuce. beng satisfied that from variety Of conslde
fatlons. peculiar to the times, thai II IS worthy Of
and will meet with, their counienance and support
On Tuesday. the Sd day Of March next. wall be
sold, at Public Auction, in The town Of Petersburg,
Va, IN lots to sui, purchasers,
1000 PackdgtS Of Cotton Goods-riz
Oznabnrgs Nos. and ?; Shltlings "a aud and 7
& aud Shettiugs a.; manufactured by the Peters
burg, Matoaca, Mechanics and ELirick Manujdctu
ing Companies.
And 10 meet The wants of The Southern Merchants,
the Matoaca Manufacturing company will sell, in
like manner,
$500 Packages OF Paper,
Manufactured al thrr Nils embracing great va
riety Of Printing, Post aud Cap
The terms Of tins sale will he as follows.-Each
Company's Goods will be sold without any con-
neclion with the others in the catalogue, except as
10 credus. No lot OF less than bales will be oil
fered. On sums of
$500 months credit, 8 per ct. dis. for
500 6 4I.2
lOoO or more q
The amount IN each case To be secured in a man
ner satisfactory to the sellers.
Sample packages viii he opened Tor inspection 5
days before sale and ay package offered will be pus
lively sold. LEWIS MABRY, Agent,
Petcrsburg Manufacturing Con pany.
JNO. f.. LEMOlNE. Agent,
For Matoaca Nan. Com e. for Mechanics AIan. Coma
WHITE Il BLUME, Agents.
For EHrick MANUFACTURING Company.
PETERSBURG Feb. II Wv
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MARRIAGES

On the oS h of January. al Liberty. Bedford
county, by The Rev. Jacob d. Mitcbet, Nh. WILLIAM
l.. HoL1. To Mss SARAH ANN, daug hter OF Col.
Arm,sl OieY, all oil Liberty, Va
-, ia Amherst on "Wednesday evening, The
70 h inst, by The Rev. A. b. Smith. MI TnoMas
PowERs, of Cum5er ind,to Mrs. LOUISA 3. DAVIS,
OF Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

rINAKE NOTICE. that on the Pad day Of April.
J. lsa0, in the Court House Of Campbell county,
shall proceed TO take The Dispositions Of Ed
win w. Deefneit aud others. 10 be read ~ rs'-
dance in sui depending 10 the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery. for the county Of
Campbell. in which am Complainant, and you and
others are Defendants; and should tie SAID Dsposi
lions not be completed on that day, they will be
continued from d,y 10 day till they completed.
RICHAR l.. LIGON.
Feb. II WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
DRAWINGS RECEIVED.

% 46 % 90 65 Is SO l5 IS 81 AZ 70 90.
Thr above numbers were drawn at Alexandra,
Va, Feb. 9Th, 1910, for the Moaongala Academy,
Glass No. .. for 1870 and
81 81 So 4 33 DC 60 % 81 90 2
Were drawn AT Richmond. Va. the lib of Febru-
ary 1910 Tor the benefit OF the Petersburg Brneyo-
lent Mechanical Associations Extra Class No, ., IL
1910.
Good Prizes sold n The above Schemes at
BOOKER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
PIANOS! i.IANOS!!

TllE subscriber calls IN, attention oil the public
L toa COLLECTION of PIANOS now offered fut
sale among which there second handed instru-
menis that will be suld NJ great sac,fre-lle has
also received three new instruments which lie be-
lieves cannot be surpassed cnher IN fnish tone
ptiee The crea, number OF them sold To the entire
satisfaction of tho purchasers makes further recon-
incubation unnecessary.
They are to be seen II Ina Music room, opposite
Mr.. Evans China Warehouse, where he continues
giving lessons ON the Planolurte.
X ]. RYPMA.
Feb. ~ v6y If
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E'EHRF.fK n, $40.
Brilliant enccIsncalt.

E,lllS year has opened ausp1elons ior the friends
L aud Correspondents OF II. II. Booker During
HE last month. lac has sold some handsome L ri 4.
YES such as $500. $dO0, and $500
This is but trfe, compared 10 ihal which he in
tends 10 do--,o Prove which he invites lle earnest
attention OF all the splendid list Of Schemes fo
February, given below. aud all those who would
p,rch 10 the same. be send orders or
cali early Al H. II. BOOkERS Lolery aud Ex.
change Office, Man street, opposite Henry Il. Rich.
ar1s's Hardware Store. aud one dnof below q. W.
& J. NJ. Yanccy's Confectionery Store.
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Executors Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the estate Of
"a Williams Z. Daniel will make them known.
that arrangements may be made ioi settlement.
Those who indebted 10 the estate will please
make payment.
GEO. w. DANIEL. Exeeu-
JOHN DANIEL, tors.
Feb IL Wv
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Female school.

ENHE Subso rber, after lapse OF several years in
l. consequence of III health. Will again open a
Female School in her house the l7ih. day OF
the present month. The ordinary Branches OF Edu-
cation will he taught in this School. IL is proposed
that particular regard be paid to the manners OF the
pupils; and believing that domestic employmepis
not Incompatible with meulai improvements. a
portion of each day will be appropriated to The plain
use of The needle &c.
TERMS.
For h-ginncrs-m $40 %
For such al. arc more adyapced- SIP 50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

The Indebtedness of Mary and, on account OF her
great canal. is upwards of 81 900 600. The annual
interest is SI2560O Direct l.xalion, SAYS the Bal
Iimore American, will be inevitable; in order TO
meet The demands TO which the State Treasury
is thus rendered liable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

An appeal from the late decision in this case has
been taken by the Spanish Minister, bur mol by The
other parties. The contradictory statements IN re-
gard 10 The appeal, arose from the announcement
that both pstes had taken exception TO the decision,
whereas only one had.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

o. The seat Of government of Tennessee, fixed in the
general appropriation the city Of Nashville the House
having refused sanction its removal Murecsborough,
without the immediate removal tue Executive officers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
EDUCATION,

FuNIIE next session OF the sabst ribers SchoolwiI
open on the l7th Of this month. Terms a.
WIN. S. REID Jr.
Feb. 6 tl7Fif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

~ The Legislature of Tennessee adjourned die on
the lst inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

o. Orders from the Counlryfor Tickets drawn by
,. S. Gregory & Go. in all Virginid Schemes, (ae-
.ompaned by cash or Prize Tickets promptly and
coLidcntiay attended 10, when addressed TO
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lynchbnrg, Va.
O. Ny customers may always depend on
ing The numbers of every Lottery in which !
sell Tickets, published in this paper. Crhe Vrgi-
MANI so soon the Official I.is OF the Drawing is
eccYed. H. ii. BOOKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

G0VERNOR.-l will be seen by the Legislative proc
ings Of the llh inst, that THOMAS ". GLMER, Esq,
of Abcmare elected oyemor OF Virginia, by majority
ofone vote.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

" Gen Jackson arrived the Hermitage on the Cd
of February.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

n'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS oiihc Lynch.
4 burg 4 Concord Turnpike Gompan, wish 10 con
itae, Tor the building Of BRIDGE across Beaver
Creek immediately above The location OF the pre-
sent Bridge; tho ahutments To he Stonr. and the
lumber TO be OF the hest white Oak particular de-
sctipiion 10 Dimensions Ac.. will be gwen on APP
phcalion. and proposals left with the undersigned
will be attended To.
NJ. w. DAVENPORT Treasurer.
l.. X G.. T. +. Co.
Feb. II It
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

CLOVER SEED.-fhis article is still scarce ;
what little has been coming in, has been sold Irom
the Wagons aud boats III about Sl2, and retaed
lioni the stores at sid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

LOTTERY.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the Benefit OF the Petersburg Mechanical AS
soclalion,
Class No 9, for 1910.
To be diawn AT Alexandria, Feb Is. 1910.
rs Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
IL L 1,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

a LII persons having claims against The late hru,
"A oil Page x hall, will call on Lewis Page for
settlement; and sll persons indebted 10 ,hem
quesled 10 call without delay aud pay their dues tn
him, rs he is alone authorized TO transact business
Tor the firm, LEWIS PAGE.
HENRY HALL.
Erh IL Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

Besides $200-S 50-Sl20-&c &c.
Tickets S5-shares IN proportion
For Tickets III the above apply at
H. II BOXERS
Lottery and Exchange Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
ROAD Dividend.

fHNiE Pfesdnn, and Directors of the Lynehburg
Il and Concord Turnpike Company have de.
clared dividend 10 he lst day Of January last OF
three dollars and fifty cents per share. which will be
paid 10 the Stockholders on application.
d. w. DAVENPORT Trea'r.
Feb. IL II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

u We refer the readers attention Ton the first page)
the first moey ola piece, 'he Great Questions Of the
Day., supposed have been written by Professor Dew
William and Mary.
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Mr. Manly Ford

nNAkE NOTICE, Tina, the ODD day Of
i April. lsiO IN tho Court House Of G mp
bell County. shall proceed to take The Dr.
positions Of Francis Callawuy and oiilers. To
be read ~ evidence IN n suit depending on
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chansery
Tor the County al Campbell. in which ] am
Complainant, aud sen and another are Defen-
dapts aud should the SAID depostons net bs
completed thai DAY, they will he continued
from day to day til ,bey are completed.
ROBERT W. SCOTT.
Feb II wdw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

WHEAT.-Ahout ] 600 bushels Of Wheat was
sold auction, in this place, last Saturday. al ia
ceDtsper bushe. This sale was made cred OF 4
months and bought for Staples Mill on the flyer
some distance below this. We learn from the Mil
ers here that they only paying 65 cents cash for
Wheat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17
The Farmers ~ Merchants Savings
Institu.iOn Of Lymchhuru.

M ILL hereafter allow the following rates Of in
w interest on deposiies, viz on all doposites
made and Withdrawn any time within two month,
fom date four per cent per annun and FOR all de-
poetcs remaining for fern exceeding two months
5 per cent, per annum. BY order or the Stack
holders GEO. w. TURNER, Cashier.
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EDUCATION.


THE NEXT SESSION of the subscribers
h SCHOOL will open on Monday, the second
day Of March. 1t viii be Of four moaths' conlnu-
WIN. S. RED.
Feb II IAN
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VIRGINIA - rules held in the Clck's Office af,be CIR
cuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chaneery holden In AMI
the county OF Campbell, the Sd day offebruary 1906
Robert w scott, Plapiin,
against
Manly Ford ant Benjamin W. Walker admir- of IIcnekih
Ford, deed. Dens,
lN CnANCERY.
The defendant Maui, Ford havng entered his apprnv.
and security according the Act of --cmbBy
aud the Rules of this Conn. aud appearing nv
etcnre that hc nhnblnni of this country il IA or
tercd thu the soi defendant do appear here first av
the next and the hill tho pnntif md tnt
copy ofihs order hc forthwith inserted IN some newspnper
nnbhc IN the Town of Yuhhmq Tor months s,,cces
siyrly and poed at the front OF the Court house of is
county. topy-fesc,
JNo.D ALEXANDER, elk.
Feb. Il w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

rENHE SPRING SESSION Of the subscribers
l. SCHOOL, will commence on the second Of
March, uENNINGHAM V, RED.
Feb. II t2M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

VlEGiNIAAt rules held 10 the CLERK Office ofic('ircn
Superior Court Of NV and Chhncery holden in mud for
the county ofcampheli. the Bird day Of February, lalO.
Samuel rnnnll aud bryan W. Nown ne me bants and
pnnerr trading under the lyle aud rm OF Bryan W Now
In " Co. Plaintiffs,
against.
Manly Ford and benjamin W Walker admir- Of IIcxckiah
f4rd. deceased Ilelenlunt..
Is CuAHcERY.
The Defendant Manly Foruo having ente red his nppear
nncc mud given seeugY according 10 the ssenbiy and
the rules of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
denco thai Inc il nhnhnu of this country il IL ordered
That sad Defendant do appear here the day of tho ne.t
term and answer TIN bill of the Plaintiffs and thai eopy az
this order be forthwith inserted In spapor
IN The Of lsnrhbufg 0r months and
posted the front door OF the Court house OF this county
Cbpv--Tcsir.
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER. elk,
Feb. l. w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

JOHN G.. ME f. VI. President.
NJ. w. DAVENPORT. Secretary,
GEO. w. TURNER. C,shier.
JOHN w. YOUNG, Treasurer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-17

VIkGINiAi-A rules held in the Clerks Office Ut tho
tfrrnh superior Court Of la. and Chancery, holden IN
and m lilo runnis ofcamphe the 81 dns If February 1910:
Abnm W, Winbisl and Samuel paninl, late locrhop,s
aud paiinefs trading suder the style aud hna o Wmhish&
Fahndl, Pits