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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05
SELECTIONS.
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PoGREUSfSESs IN THE WEST.

PoGR BUSINESS IN Thu WEST.
The xvrss kasanrss 81 ~ sia'ef e - ~Qsrra
ess--sAss - Enxsaex EssS--Has csazxa ~ fa-
e-~N-s2 kaxs &zs< s9rs sssag hs~a=sI Ear aesgsr
sAH>~ wr~ks sase--~as@ t-~ ~nEzaa- hagS have
s<~a pazrass~ra res aark ~ s5ar- sse ssas+es -
~~z~d. s3s " rss shsz Al fac&ns 5 ar "a
-
Ne sssuss>ssz - hrar sissl .Ae snna6er o.
hz.~ ssC2s-4 l2sas eass=x Csaricazs5 aaes uui o.
zz@asas - Aza4 ss-e aaa=srx Fzek-s. 4zss sassrf-
Esssx ssvazE. ~ u4aizla. ear - saf anost en-
s-zpsEssnx 20 sssreaaazs 'e4k stsz fHaass TO a.
rws7saa Orr ssa~s enassr "A aa@s - 81 lzrsaz sa-
-eaas~ ~ s-~---Gs. sseh se Aseas s - latEa5.
sszz4zaw< $3.50 naesssz 1te txes r. Gssa ztsa
sass Nr~g4ssT-
Ne wssn ss@sa Tails =. g-ai--.sz ~. ffs sr-a-
s-r - as<~ sa&sgassfss ne & - prescott in
suvamss as~as 50. 1o3 susi tod th,se
has ssen 1asasa sgca ha-. Isfase .iausIi-
sesss E@< eeussss sud stossh fer .sle on wag-
E@a-t PACKED IN 4a4sgssn ibc c. uaB max ne
ssse shele nUmbcf in the Guy. aboa' - UDD. Sane
ie- hags have been pael r., a. Cuvingisn tie nunoer
-e have not asceusined bot from iii eau harm
NC aye satisfied that not - ogo hogs have
bern cured altogether beng falling off from lasl
gear ai l6,e00.
From Indiana, Illinois and Missouri. we learn
there has been a corresponding filling nt1 IN he pork
hnsiness ~ those siaies, aud presume Though H.
.mi Ohio aud tile generally. The number Of
hogs packed will fall shoft more Than onr hat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05
EXTRA BARGAINS
For Cash!
PElNG ANXIOUS TO CLOSE THE RE
- MAlNDER OF OUR
HVs A ~ nv H., Ep g. IN, N n, -

u Z
many descriptions OF Guods may be bought at about
the original COST.
We invite the particular attention of our friends
10 the following articles, which II will be seen are
sold nj great sacrifice.
lard wide Cotton Cloth. at 4 / Cd
Calcoes, (wortb 9t) a49d,
Do " Is. 6J1 at Is,
Fiannels and Linseys at Is
Fnlled Cloths AT os 3D.
6 Mcrino AT Is 81,
6 French Merino nj Gs
Ingram Competing AT 5s 3D.,
SUPER Brussels do a, os,
Rose Blankets at l5s
Furred Hats at u I'd 10 os
Bed T,rkngs nj Cd,
Hosiery and Gloves AT Oh per pair
Ladies Shoes at % 81 do,
Table Diapers livery Gne.) a, CT,
IVA Bafns!ey Sheeing at Is 81,
Black Bonbaz hes u, is
Silk NelycIs AT 9s TO lbs
Mousin de LANES al 90 cents
BLACK and eolored Silks. Chai'eys Carnbrics. Mus
hns, bonne's. Rieons Fancy andkercllies, Scaris.
IONS Cass'metes, .Cassinetts, Kentucky Jeans
C'oass ana Over Goats, Sal, Sugar, Coffee, Spun
Gotten. &c. &c. -
cash RUp.rnN 4. 3 oDEc "
Feb. 10 :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

PEoPLE WITHOUT 4 RruGInS There is in
The Molueean Arehlpelagoa people called the Ara.
iuras who seem have no religious idea. ~ h,eve,
Nj. BIZ, who visited lh"m in SPA found !, impo..
slhie TO convey To Them The simple notion ola DEW
lie says: " One of them who had listened 10 me
with particular attention, demanded OF me where
ms aifu''ng BENG took up IT'S abode. | ansue erred
t1ai the Dehy was pfrseat everywhere not only
among u.s. but in every pl,nt that. through his good
ness anu power, he has furnished Tvs iot our food
ms idea was loo absuuse for the Ataluras, for
one ot them answered. hen. this God is cerra,nl,
IN our a'raek lori never feel happier than when
have drank plenty Oft "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY WAREHOUSE,
FULLY informs his friends and the
~ public generally, that he continues 10 carry
The manufacture of COPPER AND TIN WARE
mall It's various branches. His stock OF Tin Ware
Is now large, well assorted and well worthy the at
leniion OF both wholesale aud retail dealers. His
stock OF STILLS and other Copper Ware is also
very large and desirable and he is prepared TO manu-.
iactnie to order STILLS of any size or pattern and
VIII also repair old STILLS take them IN exchange
Tor new ones.
lie has also on hand large and well assorted
stock OF WONE WIRE Tor wheat fans. &c.. and is
prepared TO weave 10 any order he may receive
lie also has attached to the establishment a BRASS
rouNDRl, and sprepared to cast Ia order, BELLS
inr iaverns, churches and other purposes, Tobacco
Screw Boxes, castings FOR Threshing Machines, and
all other kinds OF Brass Castings.
lie continues, also, To gutter ard cover House,
either IN town or country, with Copper, I'm, Zine
or Sheet Iron. upon the most favorable terms.
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either purchased
or taken IN exchange for work. County pro-
doee also taken IN exchange for all work in his line
Aug. VT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05
LONGEVITY.

The Observer OF Trieste ssfes thai there is ai r'e'
srnt living al flildsausen. la iesla. named
iisas ll,,z IN h.s is2d,esi. lie has no, gone out
nfs er the last 81 years. but still taxes two OF
three turns IN his ehsmsst every day. When the
weather is fiu-. he sisas his windows and smokes
ihree pprs. has no' been able 10 speik di'''"e-
I. FIR .ik yrMs but uifers lew enlaie sounds,
winch hs graude h,ldren. Tho attend HIM I'LL hs suns
are dead.l understand. "Ttis mar" adds the Oh
set.ei "bss lived ,hirc dtTeret centuries. thing
never riue.s d, perhaps, siuee the tnss Of The Pa-
tfiafeis."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

eALlFORNlA.-TheA Arkansas Sfar,u-res,stb,
WoPfeiy OF adding California 10 our western te,,i,o
" Inc Peninsula Of Cafnrna II is .atd aao,ds
me nest harbors on the Pacific, While in ront of eli
"'e anu isfihy OF sni, the whole ,coiou i, one NJ
inc hnesi on Tie globe. The country is uomina,ly
possessed ny Mexico, although no actual .ei.o,.n;s
nave psen made, at least of an extern, sufIcen,
70 reclaim We territory fiom Us native aspec, of
""ueiness.- There Is no doubt" saws The SIS,
wa, u " gut be acquired FOR a ,maiI conside,a,,
nc hu'ssn government have shown by n .e,ic.
:" sys'cmstic Efforts, settled desire 10 e,tend ,bo;
possessions southwark. Mexico finds d,mcn,,, -
psyipg her bonds for various loans from indv;d.,.
ana companies in England. The Enrl,sh goysSa'
mrntn strongly pressed to receive from Mc,;eo
Sai"rnia IN liquidation of those loans The onno,.
funty - aow open for us 10 acquire tins con,,,y
neh'n iisei, happy in its cnole aud mos, y.luali,
rom ~ nain,al position by purchase at moder.,,
tne. ohould this opportunity be row neglected
California will fall into the hands Of foreign and ~
val government, from which IL il should ever be ac
qui'sd y must be the cost Of war or Of countle..
neasnre." e''
California lies due west Of Arkansas. b, in.,ec,-
s.e ne map Of North America it will be seen Ina,
sne mex,can territory runs up between our ftop,,e,
me "a, me facihc 10 considerable extent nor,bw,rd
NC Ounsd States lines they approach the ocean
- made :" converge obiiqury by the Russian pos
q. sso"s on sne north. and the Mrxican domains ON
~ souin. % that our extent Of cos,t The pee
g Y comparatively snaiL y ~ "'"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

Nj Johnston hasiug by Ieceni changes, sife1csi-
end every department Of hiss School and tested its
new o,eaaiz ,tion by a full asd faf experiment. Se
deem u due linl aud the nuaiiy. 10 gse ms
public te .iniony of ouf eiion OF the su.erof
efficacy OF lis system al management aDj instfue-
tion aud our perfect satifaeon with tie manner 10
WHICH the very responsible dusy OF guarding the NOR
ais aud department Of the young Ladies' when mol
confined 10 the school room, IS discharged by the
gosefness.
To those who wish their dau ghieis, shen removed
beyond the watebsul guidance vi parental soieiudr,
sheltered fiom the aiureHeuls aud exiTas9gance.
shieh surround GI,y Education, and fron the nOx
ious influences whirh too often polluie TIE atmos.
phere az our Villages. poisoning the veiy founi1ns
of kuosiedse who wish TO give Them that sou OF
culture. which will qnalf, them 10 fulfil with di--
my and usefulness, their important destiny. We
recommend The Roa oke Seminary as offering the
strongest inducements IN as quiet d felred silua
ton. Its mild aud saiubrioDs atmosphere, lis ample
Accommodation aud * enslTe grounds Tor iull aud
lee aud uninterrupted exercise, The gentlemaniy
department and Literary a'tantnents II the Princi-
pal and the industr, and visilaace Of the numerous
Assistant Teachers. who are assidnousiy employed
both Ia the hours OF study and taxation, 10 elrva-
ting the sentiments, refining the feelings and soften
ing the .neIs. as well Storing the minds OF
pupils, with sound and useful kuowlrdge.
ED. WATTS.
w. NJ. PEYFoN.
mo. X. RICHARDSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

SihHlNlA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cut Superior Court of Law and Chuncerv for Bedford
county, February 3rd 1910.
JACOB kcrns Michael kerns, Andrew Kerr and Susaunah
his wife John Watson and Elizabeth his wife Meredith ills
ana ydn has vile Philip Sinister aud Polly his wife, Paam
ns"h and Doshea his wife, Sally Ann kerns and Eliza
beth kcrns the last infants of John kens decd who
oS Jacob kerns their friend and Barbara kcrns widow
o george hcrnS, deed. Pills.
against.
Bcnlamn A. Donald George Noble and Cells his wife,
"ofai ohildess and Philip Gortner. Defendants
IN CUANCERY.
ne defendants George Noble and Cells his wife aud Roy
m Nlldcss moi having entered their appearance and given
adcording to the act of Assembly and the rules OF
his Court ind appearing by satisfactory dcnce that they
fe moi inhabitants of this Commonwealth ordered, that
ey 10 appear here on the first day of the and
"ef me mi OF The fains, that this order he inserted IN
some newspaper, published in lynchbug. months
necessVer and posted AT the front door OF The Court house
~ tins county on some CouI day.
y Copy-Te<te.
JOS. WILSON, OK.
feb. ~ WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05
POLITICAL.
NJ moruER.

sSlv Moshrr--si that he,y name.
W5fl.in NV hasosn. tiscre's rush
q frrf,nr : nliseh no time can fa1lr.
A sreiine which. for wears Of iaai-.
l~oaid nos-could not crush.
I'll. world has thrown It's tramsnsis oser
Aspirii void Of guile;
Dot one bright thing my mctne,
Recalls--my lnotler's sH"ife.
In foreign .an.ls wandered far,
Ia sessth Of fanried bliss;
Bat ono thing .reke nay wanlefinss Ger:
uwss-a@y Motaer's ksss.
J.icpt--snd rben the morning broke
Upoa M. nafise strand,
A .off soach over nv forehead stole;
Il was--my Mofhrr's had.
! The worlds infessnnsffials sore,
Nv spirit i.ieonlJ brook
But oh. N, heart was mild before
My Hbfser's ieaa rcbrke.
1woulj the slippery paths wiih joy,
OF pleasures ~itehing dance
But one thing stopped my wild career,
Iiwas-my Hefaer'' glance.
And oh. Ia fieasnre's ro'iefi loref.,
Midst n,irih, The ~iId iiic high,
Ono sound ARRESTED every thought:
Itsas--tsy HofLer's sigh.
Ansl Il fa,nra hour far me
Resesi- Heaven. purcr air,
owe il 10 that hottest bliss;
Twill be--ng Hethcr', prayer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

szTEArr 70 hlEL-A Jafaaa ean.I Cs.sady,
- YESTERDAY sflr,Ezd ana mnisl-d Ia prasoe. to-
attempting All hts 80. aai taf-sffssag sab I.
saaasu STA isfrisrfssI. Cassa4y ha. sesn 10 PRISON
aelsre IA s.sntlss shssg<. sad oass attempted to
= hslpseA - esHaau4 as throat. If he should
ELS Agais. @a4sa Be a'mosi ply II hr does
sss s41s-rG. he most stretched cb4iacicr.
y. l. Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05
SPOfSWOOD GARLAND, elk.
COMMIsSIONER's OEEIcr D
IMPORTED DAG1sEFI.

[N. WILL stand Tho present sc.so,
AE Auay LII al my Stable. on The Hill adjoinino
SW N YIN LynchhuIg Ilew as sircdty Mnlcy
Ass.ss aud half brother TO the celebrate
Leaihan. " '''"'e'
Inc superior, Jack, Davy Crockett, the p,oper,v
OF Element Hancock, Esq, will make lis ne.I
sa"son' al my Staelc-Tcrms and other particulars
:" Tue Tue n nn MELVILLE TALBOT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

n iAN'uL occuRRrseE--A Young woman named Aun
nusr' VINO was committed To prison on several charges
VI ana "n hnA been Tor some time subject TO fits " ms
o so', evening pnt alone into cell and candle lc
, het IN The course of The night, smoke was pcrcci,
- - % ",' 'sli aud ON one OF the keepers going into il
ne pond hcr ltng senseicss the ground and Gorh,
ne nipple al her lett breast was burned on op
sn"ider arm and tlgh also fri h,inly burned
iha when she had partially undcs scd herself 10 90
she c ina 1T ON the floor aud the flame of the camille
-, ~ 10 hof ehee, aud buracd her in the manner
She yer remains most painful condition. hut il is c,nce,
=" sue WI" recover IN. Y Jour. Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

FLORiDA--l.ives sill continue 10 be sacrificed
IA fniids O the 9Th uli. smsl detachment OF Vol
unteefs Is csmred NEAR New River fired INTO at
nig IA b, lac Indians, killing man x sounding an
aif.ef. The NolpBieefs ned TO house no hundred
Yards distant and szpd inmates ard themselves
Thn Charleston Mercury add Ceuriet advocate
strongly the emala,msst Of ID 10 d htuuds IA the
FLORIDA VA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05
BRYANT A YOUNG.

Rkf ANT ~ YOUNG,
A RE now receiving large and general assort-
"A ment of
GROCERIES,,
Consisting IN part oil the following articles:
~ hhds ST. Crois, Porto Rico and N. Q. Su-
Is tierces Clarified Sugar,
l75 bags RIO, Laeui,a. Mmica.bo, Old Java aud
Nenhla Coffee,
80 boxes Loaf Sugar,
% hhds aud lietces Moasses,
ticrccs Rec,
SO boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles,
so boxes Soap,
10 casks Cheese,
40 bbs Tar,
100 kegs Mails,
75 kegs Blasting Powder,
30 do Duponl's Gun Powder,
lt0 bags Shol,
30 bbls Tanners OIL,
40 ibis Labrador llerrinss,
1910 lbs Raw Cotton,
10000 lbs Bale Cotton,
1000 lbs Soc Leather, good and damaged
pipes very Sup Old Cog. Brandy,
30 do and bbls Spanish do
80 his and bbls Antigua and n. +. Rum,
pipe Old Holland Gin.
80 bbls American do
10 Apple Brandy,
pipes Old Medeira Wine, livery supc,iorO
Is do aud bbIs S. M. Wne,
do Puu do
% bbls India do
90 Malaga do
so boxes Gunpowlcr, Imperial Tyson and
Black TEA.
900 lbs Spanish Flat Indigo,
bbls Madden.
10 do Lamp. black.
80 noxcs Glass ~ 10 and 10 E12,
1000 lbs American b. Steel,
so Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
100 b xes Cigars from 81 TO IS per box,
80 reams Letter and Foolsctp Paper.
C"pperas, Ginger, Alspioe, Pepper, Nutmcgs,
Salipeire, Alun, and Saleraus, wuh many other ar
uc'es, too tedious TO enumerae, all OF which we Of
Ter al extremely low prices, for cash.
Jan. 20 ),
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05
Nv EASY ROAD TO WEALTH,
Mor"s Mu!tican!is and SILK Worm
EgNS fnr G.aV
Eggs for Sale.

/ HAVE one hundred thousand lyoyu, M,,,;.,,,
us sf.ps raised from trees of luxurian, erovtIf
~ Tue s'cniy Of Lyncbburg. and Fifty Ounces of The
genu'ne nam,noh Iphde Double crop SIX PORN
Eggs which J. would engage on accommodarinp
9.Netaoie At any time beior- the drs, Of April
~, me Egsswill be sold by the ounce or thou
sano. Orders from distance will he s,y,,,v a,en.
''a 10 y addressed 10 DAVID b. PHELPS
!, Nv =, Lynchburg. Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

NoNtv Fkezxs To DTsTu.--In Spnnc he'd.
y Il. Ags- llasds. szeI leo YEAR. having usvel
- "a ftbfasFE. h Tar, n he evening sbout two
sszss sH-F hfl5 faaf. the eTasi lost her
assxs and saf her stockings. esas~ TO .
Hassr shch fastened and ~ person IN, lsfi
- III a tbs daaF 81 sem a's barn yard, ueat
he 4aas-. shere size sfepps' her cloak snsaaj her
=esz aaa4 std herself aasa and ihsfe faand next
ssssfs..as ffoxsa to assfh. HarcfbiH Republican,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

Western paper siates that the STEAMBOATS, a az
III tue waters oi thai rrgiun upwards OF three
hundred and twenty IN number. Tue average ,lue
oi These boats Is supposed 10 be lnls less than
10 900 and the aggregate capital invested IN them
Is consequently alb M eigh, millions OF dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

IiaEsE THi,f TtkIN.-Thomas H. Ilolth. the
nptei horse ti,Iei. lftssted at New Haven Conn.
isw ds,s since. aud srs'riday brought tn this
city. IN charge OF officer and COMMITTED 10 The cuy
Pnson " Y. GaS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

4 hohh,hN AND AN ,rrrNrr SET FIpr-Thc store of
sts Met afiney Gordon in broad Street, was entered
'ihe ~ sohe person ~ persons unknown md after
NhE tue drawers md alsifaciins five hundred DOLL
tieHom me 'ilinn villains fire TO the desk vhc
commenced burning rapid, when il was fortunately a,s"ax
ef'd IN ''nc 10 prevent any serious damage
charleston Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

Stniiag at a Fanttai.-A black won an, employ
I'd b, ialiy "a New 1oik 10 attend TO The solemn.
ties uf luneiai, took occasion, while the attention
al The mpurncrs wis turned 10 other matters, to
seal 500 worth OF properly, for which she was
committed To prison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

Thu following paragraph appears in the Pow.
dente J9'rAdi-The Hon, Alexander II. Everett
has been appointed Special Envoy 10 90 Ia Cuba
ani examine the ehatges against Consul Inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

GnrAr Ok IN raised in j. rks county. in
this State, IS To be seen al 'fhomrsons Diovc Imd,
which weighs 800 lounds. lie is oi he Durham
aud Deyonshue b,ced. Ihd y. An.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

rom Cmcunnti represent ihni there exists in TINT
~ o't uneNnmped degree of feeling ON the subject of
"n Ihige hceessioas 10 the churches nan, cn,rIy
those OF the Methodist denomination gentleman ine
@ w egny i've adults receive The ordinance
rs, through exhaustion, elihougha number Of Other cend
dates were in attendance. IphiaJ Mi t ~. ."''u'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

The senate Of Mississippi have defeated the bank
bin which lately passed the house by an amendment.
oH@ al winding up 'ef'ulling bank On the judle,-
af., aud he vii quo dr.aato.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

DurLLING ~ fLonipA.-A bill to suppress hi
abondnable practice has passed boi houses OF tn
FLORIDA legislature AID become law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05
Fast C'Nfl.

KIUSI (WW.
u IL THOSE indebted TO the subscribers by
rom. c'r. y. o'nefw'se are earnestly requested to
go. ".u aud make payment as loneer indul
gence cannot nor will not be given. '''"'-
Liberty. Feb. 20 - %,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

NiRGINIA-At rules held la the rs . :, Of the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law mud cbaucers holden in and
for the County Of Camp-li, the Bird day III February, 1870
Samuel y Fuqna and John Anistead late merchants and
partner trading under the style md firm Of Samuel >. Fh
qua IL Co., who for the benefit OF RoAer, Morton,
Of said Fuqua, plaintiffs,
dpd,HSt
Manly Ford and Benjamin w. Walker, admir-. Of IIezeki
all Ford deceased Defendants.
IL GnANCERY.
The Defendant Manly Ford having entered liz appear
aud given security, according the of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court and appearing bv satisfactory
evidence, that he is ulnban of this country. IL
ored that said Defendant do appear here the first day Of
the aud the bill Of the pinutifs aud that
copy This order he forthwith inserted newspaper,
published in the OF ncbure, md posted the front
door IF tho Courthouse Of this county
Copy-Fest',
JNO. y. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
Ffb 90 Won,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

Louisa llobson Richard 5. Davis Jordan Davis Margaret
iha DAVIS Edward w. Clark, James llendck aud Eliza
beth his wife Thomas Evans and Susan his wife, William
yopng and Mary l.. his wie William Scott Samuel Griffin,
John H. Griffin. Gnsipvus A. Wingfed aud Charlotte his
wife Ann G. Griffin widow and rcct ofN iam Griffin dec d.
Matthew II. Now in and Elizabeth his wife, John T. Davis and
Margaret his WIFE Peter d. Holland and Dosea his wife Har
,ey Mitchell Smhson II Davis Jr, Charles c. Scott Cha
lotte MITCHELL the last four infants under q years age.
I}cGn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05
LIZ CuANCERY.

The Defendants elizabeth Iam,leon, James IIan'l ton
aud John mbleon wing entered Their appearance and
given security according tothe of Assembl, and the rules
OF tins Court and tappcaruc by satisfactory evidence that
they inhabitants of this Commonwealth is order
cd that the said Defendants do appear here the first day Of
May term and the bill of The Plaintiffs and that
copy this order he forthwith inserted in newspaper
published IL the town Of L,nohhurg for months
sey and posted at the front door of the Courthouse OF this
county. ACopy-restc,
SAML NJ. GARLAND.
IIll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05
Eel. 81

NlRGlNIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Great superior Cont of Law and Chuncerv, for Bed
ford county, the Bird day OF February, 1870
Bowkcr Preston, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05
VEs'%Eeeaa /:

Virginia
L Court Of monthly session begun and held for Am
"a herst county, the Courhonsc on Monday the l7,h
day Of February f3in sitting Court of Ciancerv:
William Coleman aud Charles l.. Barrett trading nnler the
flrm and style OF Coleman y Bnrrct, Plaintiffs
against
Elizabeth Iamhleon James IIambleon John TInn,lleon
and Joseph r. Carter Executor of John Mays deceased,
Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

A T a Cohrt held for Nelson county. at the
~ Courthouse, on Monday, the 9th day Of Jan.
uary. 1910:
HezeAiah Hargro,e, John Iargrovc, Beverly
llarsrovc, Nelson llatgtove, Polly Hatg'ov" and
Saphla llarg,ove. plaintiffs,
Eiiz 'beth llargrove, widow and reict Of VIM
Harer"ve. deed. Edmund w. Hill aud Eliz beth
his wife, formerly Eliz beth Hngroyc, Aia,c!la,
William y. Robert and Susan Harercve, inlant
children Of the said Wm. Ila,grove, deed. Ilczeki-
all r., James b., Elizabeth and Joseph NJ. lIat-
grove, chi Iren Of Joseph llargrove deed. AMI
-, the widow, and -, the
children of Thomas llargrove, deed. and Flo,d l..
w nelead and J ahn J. Harernye, adm'rs. of Heze-
hiah llarsrove, decd. Defendants.
In CuANcERY
1t appearing 10 the Court, that john J. Uarcrove,
one of ;he Defendants in this cause hath departed
this life, II is ordered that the be certified aud
thefeupon the cause came on again To be heard up
on the papers formerly read, & argued BY coun-
sci; On consideration whereof aud on the motion
OF William i. llargrove aud Lew ellen n. Cash,
Two oil The parties interested in This cause the Coun
doth adJudgc order and decree, that Spoiswood Gar
land be, and he Is hereby appointed special Com
missioner OF the Court whose duty shall be to take
state settle and repot: to the Cour an account of
Floyd l., Whitehead and John J. iiargrove as ad-
minnrators Of Hezekhh Hargrove, deed, up to the
death OF the said Jno. j. Harsrove and also an ac-
count OF the said Floyd l.. Whitehead, as Surviving
administrator Of the said Hez kiah llare,oye deed
since that ilmc together with any matters specially
stated thenein pertinent by himself or which may
be required by the parties 10 be so stated.
Copy-rrste.
SPofSWOOD GARLAND, elk.
CoMMrssioNER's OrrIcE.1
Lovingston, l7th Feb, 1910.
hc parties interested in the foregoing decree
WIN take notice, that ! have appointed Friday the
ID day Of April next, to commence taking the &C.
eouns therein directed. on which day by ten o'clock
a w. they are requested to attend at nv OF
nce, WIN me" books, papers aud vouchers, and
copies of Court papers, prepared for ipycslipa,ion
aud settlement.
SPOFSWOOD GARLAND, Comr.
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