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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
SELECTIONS.
Fro~ ds Nc,c York Coultr and Enquirer.
ANOTHER FEMAE THIEF.

os Saturday afternoon. beautiful. richly dress
ID y.unG hds came into he dry goods store OF John
{. Retan. c74 Bowety. and inquired for some
French lace .apes. Some samples Of The srt,el.
we're shesn 10 her. aud While the attention or the
clerk attracted 10 some Que else she ropit,edto
siF one oil the capes benealh some PAT OF her dress
The. cape vas missed shortly after she left the
si"re, and shs was pursued, orertaken and brought
back. do searching, the missing cape was found on
he' person. aud also another cape of similar drs
sripion with several yards Of MeekIin lace which
shs had obiaincd elsewhere.-She was taken befo,,
Justice Taylor Of the Upper Pol CO, where on being
examined, she SAID, thatsshe was a widow reren,ly
fr.m Lowell, Massachusetts, and that she wa. nov
visit 10 her broth.t-u Iaa IN tin, civ m.
o,pe she sud. she had taken by mistake with he,
handkerchief from Mr.. Relons counter and the
s,hei atiresshe had purchased in The course nj
her morning walk. Her bro,her.in-law--vho "a n
gentleman Of The highest pectability--on boi,s
ssu, for, readily became he, bail whereupo, sha
va liberated 'f"m custody and and the goods were
se,an ed al the office suiJec, 10 the order of tho
swset.
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
Ee0cssag Eyfech5srrs for Richmond or
the .SOrfh.

L FAVE Lynchburg on MONDAYS, Wednes-
~ days and Fridays, at . O'Clock, <. NJ. arrive at
1hhfouesvllle same evening, at .P. NJ. Leave
charlottesville, next day by A. NJ, reach the Rail
hoaJ' distance of only 25 miles from Cha,-
loiesVlile by 10 O'Clock, and arrive in Rich
mona same evenings, by O'Clock. p M. This will
be found by Ear the most comfortable rome as we'll
as the most expeditions 10 Richmond or goino
NORTH. by way OF Washington Cny, having no nlghi
travelling ahei leaving Lynchburg. The teams
ana coaches on this line are frst rate, and tho
ufiVefs sS,'lnl' careful and accommodating No
pains will be spared to render the rim safe nnd Mo,
SAINT to the passengers ...=t ..
are Though 10 Richmond, 50 SOTO Frele.
rcksburg Sl2. S. b. CLOVES 49,,
June IL 0' tNe."''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

A"asu 10 tne above entire and known losses. there
has esen reported thirty seven missing ,e,.el. a,
nag tho year, which. with their crews. have mos,
Probably been entirely lost Five hundred and tbr
y-seven lives have been reported rs lost but the lbs,
o "e - undoubtedly much create, than this, as ma
,es'ss we're reported as abandoned, bottom up,
shsse the crew missing and no n,eIl;oence has
Seen received from them. The above facts sneak !,
Language concerning the souows Of seamen, nor Ia
BE misunderstood, and they should be most solemn
"osdsfed by those who have heart TO feel and a
heart ~ relieve. ' "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

WILLIAM TELL OUrDONE.-We learn by
the Stage driver from Elkton, that Christmas day,
parry of whites and blacks assembled NJ a shop or
store about two and hall miles from that place
where as Is customary on such OCCASIONS after pun
ishing the ardent for some time, they had tfidl of
skll At target shooting -AHer thus over, Two of
the best shots amnng them, q white man aud q
black man declared that they could shoe, the hat
om each others heads, without injury To their per
sons, Accordingly tby greed m he The ,riai. II
was settled that the black man should shoot fist
which he did, shooting the hat from the White man 9
head without inuring his person. II was now the
white mans tnrn 10 Try his skill and both naying Il,
ken their stations lac lcycllcd ms gun, aud blew Tho
brains ont OF his more skfni aud unf,rtuaato ryal
There appears To have been no malice between them
TO have prompted the deed but ii may be REGARDED
as one Of the many excuses committed by mel, wbcr
under the allueuce OF intoxicating liquors.
lFreed0ms Sentinel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
N'OY'ldE.

M l. have associated Mr.. GRIEF b. TATE
w with US IN busines.-mhich will however he
conducted under the firm OF Tuner & BurwelI as
heretofoie.
we have on hand an extensive assortment of
"oopo sulteo TO the present season, and beng
anxious 10 reduce our stock IA nuch A.. nossh1. -
w be sold for very small advance 70 those rho
may favor us With call.
TURNER x BURWELI..
Dec. l6 oirt
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The dews Of night may fall from hearen
Upon tho wther'd rose. bed
And many abeantcous bud bs given,
In lieu Of that which now ]. dead
Tho morning sun in hueypn hours.
May slime upon this bed OF ho~cfs
But the, whose grief j, pure and deep.
Can surely never cease TO weep.
The ieahe,s tree, when spr,ng sl,nil come,
ssy feel i,s warm, rcrisinr power
Aud put forth man, Lowell, bloom.
When moisiepd by its GENIAL shower;
But sun nor showsrean e'sf rssIota
The friends whom Sc, no moro
And birds may sinz, and sePhys blow,
These tear, can never to Ho-,
The ocean may shily swell,
Rejecting from the storm -lsshj shors'
Do, memory hear. the finsrai knell.
Amid II. loud r..ouudips rpar
Though nature still he course may keep,
Nor know DER all osr llsto weep;
Devoted hearts ~,,l udrfy torn.
Can never reo.c on Earth to mourn. W :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
New Grocery i'm Lynchburw

& ut subscribers having we'd to Lynchbura.
respectfully inform their friends and the pub
hcs enefaiy that they have taken the house former
ly occupied by Martin, Ward Il Davis two doors
below Charles Phelps's Auction Room, and oppo-
site Messts. 5. & NJ. H. Galand's Law Once.
where they intend to keep general assortment of
Groceries for SALE at very low rates, for cash
BAILEY & WOMACK
Oct. % /.
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HR.F1'S! Es.EY,S,!
l. o. w q AIN Es,

l.
ia door from the corner leading to the Washington
ll"sei, aud Opposite the Dry Goods Store of
Messts. Turner x Burwell)f
4 HANkfUl.fo for the liberal paironapc hercio-
- fore extended TO him, respectfully inloyms III.
citizens OF this place, and adjacent country tb, he
Is recently returned from the North where he has
se'eettd personally stock Unsurpassed in this mar
ket' ior neatness, durability and unusually chcap-
! Having purchased in New York exclusively far
Cash, he fltters husef that the inducements hold
forth cannot fail TO please.
His assortment consists of extra 6nc pFAVEp
HATS, OF his own manufacture warranted snhr,,o,
To any made in tins section OF the country and much
lower than (ormetly,-silh \ variety of
& "A u ~
purchased expressly for this market CONSISTING nj
Seal aud outer, OF extra fine quality suitable far hc
approaching season, and warranted 10 render co,
! fort and satisfaction.
The reduction in the price of those articles !,
worthy The attention of the public ;-M.sk Fu,
Caps extremely low together with choice selec.
ton OF Youths Caps, ofvarious qualities Fur and
Cloth. Childrcns fancy Cloth Caps, remark,blx
brautu aud AT prices such as cannot fail To ple,s
with lngc STOCK of Hair Seal Caps, suitable ia,
servants. u = The attention of Country Halter.
and Merchants is specially requested to my stock ri
trimmings which is the largest ever offered here
anu on ms liberal terms be purchased this side
OF New ork. On hand a large assortment Of Woo
Hats. white aud black, which are offered al made,
advance on original prices. The public are inyiie,
| to call and examine. GEO w GAINES
Sept. % am
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SI,5 ESsIW ssss.

R ANYWAY from the subscriber on the nipLt
IA of Friday, 22d November last, "A negro woman,
named u L. H n.
She is about thirty years did, Of small SIZE and colour
rather bright. She had The middle finger of the rgh
hand cnt off at the first joint when child. which can
be disccrned very plainly and has also one or two
teeth out before. She is quite smart negro. She
has taken with her all her winter and summer cloth
ing Has husband At Mr.. VIM. Z. LeGwich's. in
bedford county and very probably will be lurking A.
bout ~ thai neighborhood OF in that of my father
viii give the above reward, If the said woman be
delivered to me in Amherst county, six miles from
Lynchburg, or 10 my brother Willis Polpdexter in
Bedford county. or be secured in Jail so that gel
her again GARLAND POiNDEXTFRe
Dec % ws
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

Bun has unanimously passed the Senate of Tex
as and II IS said will undoubtedly pass The House Of
Representatives, imposing tax OF Que Thousand dol
lars upon every person engaged in selling ardent
spirits IN less Quantities Than quart.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

Something Singutdr-We conrersed yesterday
with htlle girl OF five years who has mother of
20. grandmother Of IS, great grandmother OF Is,
and gres,-grea grandmother Of eighty five, all
living II adds TO the sineulariiy of the event. that
each OF the parties, from the youngest the oldesr
IS the only daughter" Of he parents. We shonld
be right glad To The whole five taking tea to
gether 1t would warm the heart.
Boston Iragscrim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
POLITICAL.


Tire MAN
LINES
wua<. ;mr.s,ra. trading the ra,riei'c .esrh 81 III
r.li. sad ess~ss Emmett, cne condemned 10 death b,
The td thirsty Nssbas In this mpassved barst Of eie
s~rscs ~ ya. The blood which srek - MT e""eese'
~ the .kcial s-sror. ssros.nd scti' eirea
lsssa frs, thseur the chanv,ls which God created for ma
~ puro~c, but which about dcs, iur pufpo.e
no srssseus, that they cry Heaven
-. IN l.slsrts. where Is thy garland 20 wreniiso
The brow Of thy Hero Departed
wh.. melt q thy shrine, and calmly DEATH
For his esunu, he died brcks hearted
The ees;us Of Liberty weeps at the shrine
or the martyr who fell in her cause,
Asd rsscisims the world in suhlim.
etsy Tyrsn,s, remember and pause.
a sobier pulsa,on ncrr heat in The breast,
OF man. howc'sr exalted in sts,inn,
YeuFs gene nobls Emmcu, IN, msu,or, bis.sa
With the tears aud rcgrets Of nation.
Thy ErfrirH vet s,sll be written sni s,in,
#4t When those who sljudged snd condemned tles-
Forgotten shsll be, scarce known to hasr been,
Whilst the syers Of the ,irfuous attend thes.
PRESTO
La
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

SNE RECEIVED few days since few Bias.
w kcis Champaign Wine OF the Star Brand. a
few Thousand Cigars Of superior quality, and an
interesting lot OF French Btandy KUN. Particular 81
Stc'ly MadeiiaWine, BAILEY u WOMOCK.
Januatyo /.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

The lady ola man in Massschu.ett. presented
him with three lue hoys on Thanks ving day.
Hadn't he reason to be thsnktul-that there WASH,
more Of them,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

The Marlborough, Md. Gazette. of Thursday
states, that whilst all the surrounding counties ate
covered with snow TO consi erablc depth, hot Il
particle OF has fallen in ST. Mays COUNTY only
forty OF fifty miles south of Marlborough.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
.sEGS2T' .9aGTED.V'.
RsA CHARLES PHELPS. Auct.

nN TUESDAY NIGHT the 10Th inst. will
~ resume my NIGHT SALES Of apeneraI
variety OF Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats. Shoes,
Boots Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Choths, Watches
&c &c. They viii be continued regularly ever,
inesady ana fndoy NIGHTS during the season.
Additions to the sale thankfully received and .,ii
attended 10.
Der
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

Turkish Ladies' afterwards followed the pro.
eession and where had opportunity Of seeing
Turkish ladies by thousands since the were MOI rigid
"a Keeping down their velis. was supposed to find
few a"aong Them with any pretensions Of beauty.
The ieaCaIy of the men, perhaps, induced them 10
conceal such - were handsome.
Prince Fucker uusLan
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Prince Puck.ier Muskas.

A woman Of SIS years o.asr. has just been tried
Tor theft, for the l2h tnne auu sentenced for i've
years imprisonment which VIII, whea completed,
make &c years of out Of 60 passed in prison. With u
iucue.ng The prei'arat detention before each ir
al, which smouo,, Ia about two yea.s more = I'D
such cases are BY no meaas ta,e. Letter from Paris
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
y opN- este,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Clerk.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFIcE, }

TENuE COMMONW EALTH OF VIRGINIA.
a To The Sherlil OF Nelson County. Greeting:
whereas, BenJamln Fitzgerald & Jane his wife, late
Jane Cooley, Osborne Coiiey aud Polly his wife, late
Poly Fitzgerald, Jos. Fitzgerald Edmund Finger
all, Nancy Fitzgerald, Jane Fitzgerald, James Bridge
ana tiiltheih ms vile, late Elizabeth Cufey, Polly
Bridge, William c. Bridge, Edmund Bridge, Spots
"oou fangeu ana Elizabeth his wife, late Eliza
beth bridge, James Bridge Jr. and Jesse Bridge
heretofore exhibited TO our Circuit superior of
Law and Chaneery for the County of Nelson their
OH oil complaint against Edmund L. Cofley and
James Montgomery executors of The last will and
testament OF william Colfev, decd, the said Ed
mnud T. Coney and James Montgomery, as Trus-
tees for Elizabeth Bridge and her children and
also as trustees Tor Jane Fitzgerald and her children
Wnlah Coiiey, VI garet Monroe. and Eliz lbe h
Coleman, Amy Coleman. Patsey Coleman. Polly
L"ieman ana Lucy Coleman, children Of Mildred
noieman, dec d.. late Mildred Cofey. Mary CoIey
Thomas Hays and Wiuney his wife, late Winney
corey and Frankey Cuhey wheteupou, sundry
proceedings have been had as appears from the
records aud files OF The said court; but before
""di uecfes could be pronounced in the said cause
the sad James Montso departed tins life
Inesate rs it is said and administration Of ali
anu singular his goods, chattlcs and credits.
na'h oeeh' IN due form. committed to BENJAMIN
u ilalfs add The said Benjamin Fitzgerald,
anu Jane ms vile, Osborne Coney and Polly his
"''c, Joseph Fitzgerald, Edmaud Fizgeral1 Nan
cy fnzerad, Jane Fitzgerald. James Bridge and
hhzaoeth his wife, Polly Bridge. Williams c.
Bridge Edmund Bridge, Spolswood Padge,t aud
! Elizabeth his wife, james Bridge Jr and Jesse
p""se having supplleated us Tor proper remedy in
ms oehall, and we being willing that " hat is right &
Just should be ono;-Therefore, we command YOU
mat you make known, according TO law, to the SAID
peNJ'hln d. Harris, that he be before the Judge Of
our SAID Circuit Superior court of Law and Chance
~ lot lhe sad county, at the Court house thereof
on me hfst day OF April Term next, to show, if any
''ing Tor himself, lie have or know TO saw why The
Sa'u SUIT should not be proceeded in to final decree
against nm in his character of adminisralo,
aforesaid, and be in all things, in The same
/ pllghl and condition it was at the lime o
the decease of The said James MONTGOMERY
ana luttper to do and receive what our said
count shal ~ that part consider; and have then
there this writ. Witness, Robert G. Cutler, CLERK
"i our SAID Court, AT the Courthouse, the 2nd tlay
.. December 1889, and IN the 64th year Of the
/ Commonwealth.
RO. C.CUTLER. Clerk
'dn' - Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

The Merchants Fte Insurance Company OF Bali.
more.
Incorporated 1890. viii, a Capital Of $500, 900.
tHce NJ. 3, .Soah .>tfcei. BaiAptofe
fE'llE President and Directors Of lhis Institution
J. meet daily. for The purpose Il making lnsnr-
anee ON Mis-, haapfactories Houses, Bans and
contents, Hay and Gram IN Sfachs Stores and Gooas
contained herein aud all pfopeny subject 10 Loss
on Damage by Fire, whether situated in Town or
Country.
Applications must specify the hmount to be In
sured, and Tic Time Tor winch IL Is wanted OF what
materials The buildings constructed aud covered
and how occupied as also OF those adjacent to Tie
property on which Insurance IS asked The sumo
will he stated OF buildings IN which goods are con-
tanned, where Insurance is desired on said goods.
All applications must be accompanied by ground
plan of the premises. shelving the relative situation
and DISTANCE OF sncn houses, hay stacks, barns sta
bles ., piles of lumber rs may be near.
applications by mad. will receive Immediate AT
teni'on. ISAAC TYSON, Pres'L
DIRECTORS.
w M T. MAYHEM, Thus X. Matthews
Ghas. X. pcafee Wm &, SHAW
VIM II. Beatty. Goe w. Rlcha,d.op.
James /. Corner, John Hopkins,
X. u. Burns
NJ. ". DAVENPORT. Agent
L3nehbutg, Va.
j. sAuRIS Nouns, Sec'y.
Nov, - WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
SITUATION WANTED

N AoUNG LADY, who ha. had several xe,,s
- experience IN teaching, wishes 10 obtain sim
"' 70 10 ns.''uctfess' IA private family.
Januarys - ~ - - W '.''' ouice'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
NlSstb5.st T1ssy.

fI'llE cospannefship hefetufuIe exisung under
Tie fin OF II. L. * F. @. Watkins. "a dis.
solved, except ior the purpose OF closing The bust
ness. H. i. WATKINS.
1. q. WATKINS.
Red House, Ian l. 1910
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

A T Circui, Superior Court of Law and Chan
~ Gerry, continued by adjournment, ard held for
The County OF Amherst, at the house on Sat
utday. the 9Th # September, 1889:
William Mcdaniel plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
A Copy-Tcste.
ROBERT TlNSLEY. Clerk

CoMIissI oNERs OFFICE,
Amherst Court-house, Dec. 81 1889
The parties will take notice that have appointed
Thursday, the 9th day Of February next, to com.
mence the accounts in the foregoing order, speci-
ned, on which day at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
they are requested to attend at my office with their
accounts, vouchers and copies OF CO Dirt papers pre-
pared fer examination and settlement.
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Com.
Jan. IS. VI,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

PIE BUSINESS will be continued by the
at the above stand
H. p. WATKINS.
Jan. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

RaiLRoap AccipENr,-On Saturday night a two
horse open wagon. containing three men, raG into
the mail night train Of which left this city Tor
New York, struck the hindmost car. and preepi-
lated of the under The wheels, which ran
across his body injnfloe him SO severely that he
died IN few hours The older persons were hurl
but not seronsy The accident was caused b, the
eeklessn"ss Of the men, they having been informed
Of the approach Of the ears
Philadelphia Z. S. Ga,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

VIRGINIA At Rules holden in tho CT, |
Town yaehGug on @p hs e' 4, Ja law and
pmel /. nr"iek and Adolphns d. Read , loio
partners, trading under the style aud firm Of ~ efehn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
CiEARs!Q}sGiAasS.

| NWo CASES very superior Princine cio,,s
- just received aud Tor sale 10y the box) by
Dccembero
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

ASSASsINATION.--C w. Saliet, Of
Phlladelphla, promising young man Of 20. va. as.
fascinated N Key West, ON the 2sth Nov. lie was
macy months. when he inhumanly siabbrd IN
the back add abdomen by wretch ofthe name Of
Edsalds. which tffniLated his eauhjy existauce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

II Nav. 10 be slowed OF placed dutiae any pan Of
the voyage upon abose the deck 81 such .hIp or
vessel and the captain u ersIy ship or
vessel ~ laden and clraiing fsm any BRUSH por,
IN North America between such days, shall mol be
psrnueifn sad etihou first procuring a eenifii.
cate from The clearing officer thai all the cargo Is be
low deck.
II. And be il enacied. That Il any captain. ow-
ner, supereargo ar ether psasan hayios the cont
mand OF an, such ships vessel shall place,
permit be 81 place any psrl oftie cargo every
such esl.isin a"ner, sapercatro other person 81
offending shall, fuf evefy suth silence fotieit aud
pay any sann not exceeding one bundled ionnas'
Ia be recovered 10 like penalties Tor oitrp-
ces under ac passed IN tic hfih and sixth years
Of the Reign OF hing WiliihmiN.. eninied M Act
TO repeal an Act OF the 9th year OF Ills late MAJ sty
for regulating The cssrsge of passenger. in merchant
vessels from The Uuiied hing dom Tie British Pos
sessions on the Coniincpt and Is lands Of Nohh A.
mefioa. aud to MAXI further provisions for rsenla
ting the caiIiaee OF passengers from the unHeJ hing
dom provided always, thar nolhlng herein Contain
ed shall extend 10 prevent The carrying upon deck
the neessssr, store SCARS for The vessels use or
he removal on deck Ola portion OF The cargo tfsuci
'lnp OF vessel in cases sbe,e tho same my be
Tered necessary BY The spnoeing leak or olher
lamage during the voyage; aud notliing IN this Act
.ha apply 20 any shp whirb may have oleafed
,ui fran any pom ia Blush North America belore
he first day Of September, ar within seven days al
er norice IL llus Act shall have been received at
he Custom House Of the respective ports.
Ill. Aud be II enacted, That Tins Act shall con
inur in force until the end OF tho mex, session Of
patamcnt.
". Aud be il enacted, That tins Act may he a
nended repealed by any Act 10 be pass.i dunng |
he present session of Parliament.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

The Mormon, have COMING need the publication of
paper called Tie TUNES and ibo Seasons at
then new settlement in lllinois. These pcople re-
gard tie signs Of tho times as educating the speedy
approach Of the leflenan. / heY eau themselves
the Latter p4, .Saipi, Their peculiar notions. re-
spre1lnr soefiinrs we arc 1T acquainted with.
The awe soni iepuiainn OF twelve al iheir nun
b.. to Epg land --lesc twelve are c allied Apostles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

HgUfNSI
John II. Woodgate and Robert Robinson l,.
partners trading nQder the stye md e rchans ,ri
Robinson, Pleasant Labby and samuel u o. "oodgse
~, he he pelendanis John A. Woodgate and RoLr Se''
MOI having entered their appearance, md Foln,or
cordns to The Act of Assembly aud the Rue 'ynty
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence H., Courr
dans do appear here the first dav of G @ e SAID De
s"sr me bill OF The Plaintiffs and that copy of IN and nm
iofhwlt inserted in newspaper printed n is order to
lfnebu2 for two months successfully nj " tne Town o
font door OF the courthouse, in said town posted At Tie
Copy-1estc,
Jan IS AoDES GIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
Jan. 10

ElRGiNiA-At rules held in the Clerks Office ofthe Cu
cut Superior COurt of Law and Chanccrv for the Cour
y Of Amherst Monday the 4ih day of November 1889.
John Snead and Nancy his wife, jefferson Horton and
h1absthhs wife, james NorYell, Matilda Nor,el and VII
liam Nor ell, pIainn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
oeaiinst

Nathan Loilus lpefi lisj9. W
against Ph.sn
. james Garland, Albert @. Loving ANIL n
Executors Of john J. Hargroye dee &c beferly IIa,
ami fe,t Of saiI John J. Hargrove, dee argfose
eto'e' James u. HargroYe, and - : 'iezeklah I
ehi,afen Of John HargroYe, who are ont a. :, "a
ana desisees OF the said John J. Hagro,e nc State
IL CnANcrRr. Deiendaa.
OF john fiargrove having entered tii grove, chilli
eeS nfllt according 10 the Ast of Assen m
o. lhis ooift and appearing by salisactor and the
tlef are not inhabitants of this commonwealth ~ 'denee w.
81 le fiamh by Counsel II is ordered ta, the or
ans 90 appear here on or before the frs day sad b,
ne H. andanswer the bill OF the Plaintiff and i ol April t.
order be forthwith inserted in the I,,biat copy Of
newspaper pnbli.he in the town of ..ncbbn, gnsh
s9eeess'eF and another copy thereof posi,I Two no
u inc couf' fonse OF tins County some enn, onl i,r
ACopy-fesie, '"'' Jay.
Jan. 10 ~ " TIER, en-