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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Camden, Jan. 6, lS4l.

4 IL persons having demands agains,
~ the late Catherine Schrock, decd
are requested to hand them in, properly
attes'ed, and those indebted are required
to make immediate payment to
THOMAS BERRY, Admir-.
March II. 4t.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21
COACH MAKING.

- The above business viii be
.CAS on in Camden, by
ENE-M, the Subscriber whD will
MAKE Ok REPAIR Car
ages of any description, in superior style,
and at short notice.
HHe has on hand, few pieces ready
made.
JOHN R. SMITH
Camden, March 10. 49, '4.2'
N. B. His Shop is one door north Of
Fl. r. Cooks old stand, ON Broad Street.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21

A Bill for Partition
of the Real Estate 0
Allen Anderson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

u The Richmond Enquirer without itself
u giug coereVe aud instant resumption of sp,c,,
payments, by the Banks Of Virginia COPIES from
''e most ''od Loco foeo organs articles preparing
me Puo''e NINA Tor sue an effort. We would re-
marx 20 ''a paper, that II. AS we believe, II kaotcs
tiia' such step would be injurious to our Banks
ana 10 Tie co'nmunny, II Is playing vii, IA most
dangerous weapon. 1t may force The very es,aslro-
ihe winch perhaps nwoud be among The frs, 10
regret. 1T had better take counsel Of piudence IN
'h's matter, Iha" Of parry taclics. Tie Uh,gs may
take IL at as U1rd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

o. The Petersburg Statesman of the s h inst.
informs that the John Randol pin VIII case is 10
come off a the next term of the Superior Couu in
lhat tovn--in the disc ussion Of which much legal
talent will be enlisted. BY one Of Mr. RS wills,
which established. between the various lie ga
ices claiming under The wills found, Mr.. Randolph
emaucipaled all his slaves, some or 400, whose la
Dor is said TO be worth $40, 900 a year. 1t is said
ha the Of hi. will is suspended, because
Judge Beverley Tucker, who was not a party to
that contract, now comes forward as the heir law
to overset all The IHis, and he is now engaged in
endeavorIng fleet this oh iect by suit in chan
cery-hc slaves remaining the mean lime 10 seryI-
Jude. and IN custody Of the law.-The Statesman
remarks: "Sr Edward Coke the very embodiment
Of the common law-Ihe great grandfather Of law
ii is related, after all made will which The lawy
never could unravtl. So the Roanoke Orator, in
the MATER Of his VIII. has displayed less practical
wisdom than belongs 10 many PLAIN farmer that
whistles in his lurrow."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15
OBITUARY..

Died, on Sunday the 7,h, inst, in this place Mrs.
MANY LEWIS, IN her 92d year. Sic has left II
large circle of friends and relations To mourn the il
loss. She VAS the mother Of fourteen children, the
erand-moihcr OF fifty. aud the great. grand mother
OF thirty and now she is gathered home. full of
Years, TO rest, where the wicked cease otrouble
and the weary are forever at rest," and where sick
ness and pam are felt no mOTc. She suile cd much
IN her as days, and always seemed be willing tina,
the Lords Will mig be done and always expressed
her strong confidence in her Saylnur. She SAID Ia
her son, the night she died. that she afraid
to die and pray ed thai The Lord would cone and
axe her 10 resi- With him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

u Large shipments OF specie were made from
New York on the 9Th, by the London aud Have
packets, amounting TO about $500 600. The rate.
exchange IN New York Philadelphia, on the
same day, were 81 To per mt. discount, which Is
attributed 10 the foreign demand fl specie, causing
b'lantes on Phlladelp ~ TO be drawn for. In this
manner Il res "r-e trade side OF the Atlantic
aud heavy dulles on tie other, operate UPON The
currency and the domestic exchanges. Is ,he,t
any 50 blind that he does not perceive j.!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

One Ierm.-John II. Pleasau,s, ESQ. in No ele.
giant Address TO the patrons OF The Richmond
Wing, dlssoving his connection with ,ba, p,ne,.
lio' winch see hstP says that Presiden, TYLER
III 1889, wrote series of numbers Tor tho Wh,,. al
soea'ne the One Tenn principle, in reference to the
Presidency, and highly plumed himself on the d,,
covefy OF this new idea.-lt was during tbr same
year that he drank toast al the Souibampfon DIN
net enbod.Ing the same principle. And in his
letter 10 the llenfioo Comuttec. IN ISaO he urged
"en' iiafrison's election, particularly because, in
" h's election. and by his example. will be establish
: ed and secured that GREATEST OF ALL.
htFokMS, without IeLich all t9ori al reJorma-
: hon rs hopeless, VIZ the limiting, for all future
= ihe, the Presidential term of service to s,ople
" tenn oii'ur Yeas" II President TYLER. in The
teeth Of this broad aud emphat, de, lar.,,on should
dare 10 present hs name as candidate Tor ,e-eIee-
on. would not that act itself be the very s,ronpe,,
evidence OF ms deslitution OF prime pie and his cuse-
qnenl un"orlhiness! We beg hun no, to to,rc his
''conslsenc, THAT must be taken care of a, all
haznds."i!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

PORk.-Drovers are asking 81 so. Price offer
ed Si.-A letter from Charleston, kananha, 10
the Baltimore Amer eau, says, from 30 TO 80 900
hogs the road to that place. and some 5 or
60O0 have passed through to the eastern markets
P,ice IN Charleston. 80, The number of hogs
brough, This season to Virginia WILL it's supposed be
larger than in any year FOR ne last four OF FIVE
Ooe reason OF IL IL thai but little pork compare i've.
~, will be pu, up in Cincinnati, in consequence Of
the ilicuhy Il getting money.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15
nj 1 lSlIDAlsES.

Married. on Thursday, the och October. by tho
Rev. VIM. NJ. SchooGeld, Mr.. BuRwELL BAssErr,
TO Mss MAL,NpA WALLER, daug incr OF Mrs. Maria
Waller. MI OF Henry county.
On the same evening, by the sane. Mr.. JAMES T..
WALLER. To Miss MARY w FoNTAINE daup liter OF
Jno. }. Fontalne, all OF Henry county.
-, On Thursday, the 4lh inst. by Rev. John
c. Trayot, Mr., LEONARD W. ANDERSON of Mar.
iinss'lIe, 10 Miss MARTHA A., daugh,e of John J.
Fon,ainc, all OF Henry county,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

u The President has been Invited To partake
Ola public dinner in New Kent conn,y-lhe sisuc,s
10 the letior beng all, with one exception, Loe,
focos. Aud yet these gentlemen who voted for
X. NJ. johnson as Vice President, in opposition to
Mr.. Tyler says that this invitation is DESIGNED ~, "a
manifestation Of hcir long cherished lore and respeet
Tor Mr. Tyler Pooh The P,esiden, dech,cs ia,
invitation, IN whining letter, in which he complans
OF the "b'l'er denun.auons" by which he has been
assaied-as II one who wears u mask 10 win h,eb
ston Can expect any thing else ron, the part, he has
deceived aud beli"y d. HIS Exceency also wonders
that he should be r,quned 10 "sac,fec the consst,n
ey OF ms = ST llle Consistency! The boast of fools
wac TN tina, every change implies a fault or a
wee. But # Mr. Tyler really holds This q aI,y in
such high estimation, hope he will tonsisffnliv
adhere 10 his views upon the lsdom OF the one term
Pri"cpe, Of which, though he idea has been IN every
mans mouth Ion quarter fv' century he claims
TO be the author
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15
T.LNeZED.

4 BOY FROM THE COUNTRY. from
IA l2 to ID yeats OF age, 10 attend behind the
counter and al the same time to learn the Watch
and Clock making business.
The subscriber would as' give notice TO Ihnse
who have l.h Watches and Clicks with HIM re
pair, and which have been in his possession more
Than Twelve months, that, unless they are taken
way and all charges pad. he shall, 70, his own in
demnuy+ proceed IN a short time to FIR them I
sale. 1opes however. that all such persons " IL
save HIM The necessity Of 80 doing, by coming for
ward aud rcdeeniing their property.
G.. +. EVARD.
Nov Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

W fte"dent Iyier arrived in Richmond on
ioesuas evening 'ast, on his way 10 Washington.
The Wing says he has been pretty much under the
ehargr o the Locos, and describes the Editor of the
0"'rer as particularly pfodigal of his attentions,
aud conspicuous in exhibiting tlcm.-"ile has
ls"ys the Wh'e) enacted as many antics as m ~
key IN cap'r'ng pauJ down stairs al the Exchange.
anu bow'ne and scraplng and playing oil self salts
he'd gfimaccs' Has the Editor forgotten iha,
PItlsbnlg letter oil President Tyler, in which the Ed
ior aforesaid was described as being engaged IN the
"d'ry work" OF msrepresenling his opin,oosl The
Wing says the Presidents new friends p,,oosed IN
compliment INN "nh a supper, bur as there were
only 80 subscribers, the honor was declined.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

TRIAL Of Green Al gu, lasl dates from Rich
nond Mr.. w. b. ID bncy, was under ex,m,oation.
having determined, as he SAID 10 make u fun dsco-
sure oi every thing relating to the deic,,lon. what.
ever might be the effect upon himself OF others
lis testimony was characterized equally by.Irank
ness aud by pcn',ence Ion hts agency The delaca.
ton. lis evidence is not detailed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

O. The Cincinnati Gazette states, as rumor,
that Mr.. Tappan, Of Ohio, cOnlemIlaies rcsgnihg
his seat in the u. s. Senate; in which eserl the no.
iorious DR.. Duncan is to be his successor! Beyond
lha, the There is no lower depth"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15
CHEAP GOODS.

nUR ENTIRE STOCK Of new FALL and
~ WINTER GOODS have come To hand, and
selling Them oil a, small profits. All
persons in want Of GOO ID >, on good terms,
respectfully Invited to give US a call are
fully Determined TO offer them great inducements to
BUY OF US. Cali and see us.
J. J. PURVIS & DUFFEL.
Nov Is 4wi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

MICHlGAN.-We have "a few returns from the
election IN this Stae-whch, as every where else
adverse 10 the Wings
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

W The last Concord (MasSac husetis) freeman
aPpe"lsfo the "Dcmo,ial,c Abol,tlonis's" TO vote
Tor Tie Loco Foco Candidates. 3d. then. there arr
such things rs Democratic AbolitioDlsts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

o. In 10 Of the II Wards in New York city
the Abolition ticket received 90 votes. A nost for
m dable patty ruly. What val MIS-. Grundy OF
the Enquirer, say to III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

O. Francis Granger, Esq. late Postmaster tieu
eral, has been elected 10 Congress from hts lat,
Dtsnic'. by majority Of about 400 rice Mr.. Greg
resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

DEATH OF BISHOP MOOhE.-lt ,son, DeJ
anehoIy duty 10 announce the death, in ,hi, place
on Thursday night last. Of tie ri. Rev Richard
Chanting Moore Bishop ofthe Protestant Episco
pal Church Tor tho Diocese Of Vugina-at the
age, we understand, ofabout 80 years lie reac he'd
'h's i'ace Just one week previously, on ah official
VISITATION; but IN day OF Two he stricken down
oy disease. undc, winch he rapidly sunk 10 the
grave followed by tho tears and sympaihic, no, on,
MN only by report. rs jealous and devoted Minis
ter oi the Gospel. Nearly thirty years ago. b shop
Moore was called 10 the Metropolis Of Virginia MS
Hector q the Monumental Church. then recently
erected upon the ruins of the R,rhmo nd Theatre.
(Which "as desire, by FIRE IN December, IsIl,) in
memory ofthc victims of ,hu Distressing event lie
found the Episcopal Church, in tins State. IN n very
depressed condition; hom which. mainly by his ex-
e,o and the weight OF his chara,t xt aided by the
pous zeal Of Messfs. Meade, Wilmer. Norris &c
Nc, II has arisen to its present condition Of pros
perity aud usefulness Bishop Moore WAS not only u
devoted fIicnd Of the branch Of The Church TO which
he belonged, but he was Chr,stian--"fu OF f,iih
aud good works All who knew him, loved HIM
ITS well tn se OF other denominations ~ OF his own
jew as we'll as Gcntllc. This universal attach.
ment WAS the result of his universal bcncyolcnte
aud ,hary-his mlldness of dis poslion-his tender
ness OF ieeling-ihe uniform Kindness aud suavity
III his mlnncrs His sudden death will be ascvcre
shoek TO lls lamll, and friends in Richmond but
they know that he now rests from his labors.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

NEW YORK The result OF the late election fl,
~ tmbfts Of IL. Slate Legislature is, thar the Lo-
$ have maJoillles III boIu branches. la HE Sen
are II 10 Is IN the House % to 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15
valuable Land in Campbell,
FOR SALE.
hESlRlNG to remove to the West. offer 70,
- sale
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,


ntSiRlNG to remove to the West. offer for
Two TRACTS OF LAND,
on Falling River. adjoining eacl, other in the low
er end Of Campbell County. 10 miles frum Lynch
burg.
The first tract, on which reside, contains 500
acres, about ono hall Of which is clozrsd-the bal
''hee hc"vhy 'imbered, aud greater part Of II first
rate Tobacco land. A large PARTON Of tho omen
land - fresh and Of tho frs, quality, being we'll a.
darted TO The growth Of all kinds Of gran and very
susceplhleof Improvement. There are also npon
this tact 10 acres o fist rate Meadow land. There
~ large and comfortable
Mss - 10 iliMg HOWs
M", on Tho premises, good Barn, Stables,
mos, excellent Tobacco Houses, and all other ne
cessary out Buildings; besides Orchard Of the
bcs, selected fruits, oi Peaches aud Apples.
The second tract. containing 51s acres situated
boil, side, of Failing RIVER. IL also about half
cleared large portion OF !, fresh IN hue state
OF Improvement with 10 actcs of low grounds Of
the first quality. The wood land u very good, and
well adapted To the growth Of Tobacco. There 10
on this tract n comfortable
Mj ID wei Ing III o u g
WI aud good Tobacco Buildings Tie shove
described tracts OF Land loo ated N healthy and
very desirable neghborhood, having very convenient,
two excellent Academies, Male and Female. A. TO
capacity Tor production, tins Land IL not surpassed
by any IN tins section OF conut,y-Any person wish
my fine estate, IN healthy reglon will find il To
his interest 10 cx ,iuo ,hsand II early application
be made. good bargain can be had.
NJ adI,,s,,s Spou, Sprine Campbell CO.
THOMAS MOSELEY.
~ The Richmond Wing III insert the foregoing
advertisement, weekly four weeks, and send IT'S
accoun, to tbs office Tor payment
Nov. 10 WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15
Nov. Is
NOTICE TO TAILORS.

WANTED immediately two or ,hree Journey
w men TaiIors. Only first rate hands need
apply. Vim. A. BENNETT.
Nov. B 81 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

ARRIVED:
Nov. 12Ih-Da Crockett, Phelps-Pionecf
Pellet.
Nov. 3 h--Genl. Harrison, Clcark.
CLEARED.
Nov. l2lh-Pocahanias, Grant-John Randol ,h
Cfnmpecker,
Nov. l3h-Richmond Eubank-J,s. Madison
Peters,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

E BY PAYNE & TURNER. Auet'ss.
WlLE, be sold, In front 81 tho Market heoes.
w on Tuesday. tho 18th inN,
likely nsg'o MAN. 80 years old. VIM 10 good
Cook and fouse Servant, and is also good hand 10
mould and burn Bricks Also. likely negro v O.
MAN; Girl. Terms a, SALE.
y. & r., Auct'ss.
Nov. Is n =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

Ge~gia.-The Legislature OF Georgia convened at Mil
ledgevle the LIST inst. For Speaker Of the Sem
the stood For r. NJ Echols So scattering 28; and Col
David j. Bailey elected Clork almost unanimously Mr..
Woford elected Speaker of the Honse the Sd ballot,
the being for Woio.d ILL., jenkins GO, Brown lland
Mr.. Sturss elected Clerk, by of 02 against 81
All the officers of course Loco Focus.
Gov. McDonaId's Message is very ong-opcning with II
broadsde upon National Bank, and endeavoring show
the and danger of such institution by the rather
stale contemplate arce of treating the late Pennsvira
MIA Bank n national institution. Such tricks may be
play we'd by partizan editors for effect but they wholly
out place grave State paper and are degrading to the
character of any iunctionury who resorts to them
The otciul Governor the STATE exhibits the fol-
lowing result
For & j. Mcdonald 3d,l2a
For VIM. &. Dawson 3l339
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15
The EsTSCkeE boats.

TNHE Packet Boats JOS. G.. CABELL, Capt.
L HunlI,y, and JOHN MARSHALL, Capt.
Hull, viii leave this place, alternately, Mondays
"Wednesday aud Fridays, ara O'Clock A. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND Il Co
July Is ,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

a'o mol without nope sueress even in tho face o ,c vote
inr Governor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

Wellsbu,g Lottery, Glass No. X.
81 50 60 II 50 % l3 3 - 81 rs 3.
Drawn Nos. in Leesbnre Lottery, 40.
al Sc II 80 80 rs ~ 10 ~ So GO 5 q.
WIN. NJ. SU rTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

i rules held in the Clerks Office of tho Circuit Superior
~ Conu OF Law aud CAancery fo Bedford county, the lss
day Of November l8iI:
Adam Elliott, Plaintiff
against
Relecca Gallery widow of Charles Gallery dec'd TubsI
Early and Charlotte his wife, late Charlotte Gallery, vaie..
tine X. Lcwich, Robert Elliott, Willis Jones and Peter
ilanls, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendants Rolccca Cutlery, Tubu Early and Char.
oitc his wife, Willis JONES' Robert Ell not aud Peter fans
having entered their appearance and given ecurty
coding the Assembly md the rules Of this Court,
and il appearing by factory evidence, they
ulab OF this il ordered that the said
defendants do appear rules be held ia the Clerks
Office of said Court the first Monday in February next
aud tire bill oithe plaintiff aud that copy Of this
de be iorthw i inserted newspaper published m
of re-, and
ted the front door o the courthouse Of this county
court day. Copy-res:c,
JOS. WILSON, CT.
Nov. Is WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

M TONS Plaster cor sale BY
lUU BOYD, Ed MONn & Co.,,
On the Canal,
Oct. (s0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

Tickets in all lotteries under the mansg cement oC
J. g. Gregory Gu, 20, sale in packages Of wholes.
halves or qunners-single, whole or shares VI tick
OTIS. Please address
WIN. NJ. SUTTON. Lynchbure.
G-y Drawings sent Immediately upon their ge.
cept,on here 10 aii whO order.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

Doct. j. e. RUCKEH,
HAS removed TO the OFFICE the core
j lroom u M. R,cha,d Tyre.. where be eco
geoeraliy be found. day uight
Nov. B M6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Class No.
~, to be- draws n, Richmond on Monday tn.
18Th and drawings received at tins
Office on the II h.
Pre- $l0.0O0-1O .O0O-l O.u00-I II 1875
10 OIL ,5oO-iO Of l, O00-2O0 Of 100, Nc. a.,
rs Nos Is drawn out.
Tickcs IS; Sh,fes in proportion.
VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY, Cls,s
40, drawn at Petersburg ~ Wednesday
tho l7ih and result, received ON
SATURDAY ,he ooh
Ptiyes 500. O00-s 10 OOO-$ 50O0- 30nO-2t)0O-
tl50O-la60-l0 OF 1000 IL 81 Of 100, Be NJ.
10 Nos. 10 drawn.
Tickets SIS, Shares in proportion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

CVUTNHUUSFs INV. TSaI. \
The parties will take notice that have appointed
Monday the Sd day Of January next TO commence
the taking Of tho accounts in the furegoi order
mentioned, on which day, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock
A. a. they are requested 10 attend at my Ohce. viii,
their accounts, vouchers aud copies Of Court pape,s
PREF AIRED Tor examination and settlement.
RIO. NJ. BROWN, Spell. CONF.
Nov Is Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

$40, 900.
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Ckss
r.. 10 be drawn Al Alexandra, on Saturday the
27t".and drawings received on the 30ih.
Capital Prize, $4,000.
Of 10000
Of 6.737 so
9 of 5000
5 If 1000
10 Of 500
20 ut 900
80 uC 5nO
80 Of 800
100 Of $50
l2C of Ito &c., &c.
rs Nos l2 dawn ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

4 T a Cucun Superior Count OF Law and Chan
IA Gerry ,outinucd by adjournment and held for
the county oil Amhers, Al The Courthouse on Fn-
day the Bid day u! Sept, mber, 1871
Joseph PeuyJohn, Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

against
Thomas Chcnanlt aud Mary his wife, John Jen-
X ms aud Betsy hs wife, Bcu ann Scheduled and
Susan lls wlir. Sally Mays, WIiliam jenkins, join
Barker and DIcey his wife, Iale Dicey jenkins, and
John Burnett, vino claims 10 be The administrator OF
Molly Chenauh Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15

that State is actively prosecuting the Continuation
OF The Road wlhln her own territory TO III" town Of
knoxville. There Is, moreover, strong assurance
gwen TO US, that Tennessee will extend, from the
Virginia lIue, whatever work may be constructed to
that point on oVr part AT least to knoxve--per
haps To Nashvnie large fund IS now 10 her hands
which there Is strong reason To believe wall be ap
piled 10 tins oil ect. The completion Of these plans
will form long and highly important line OF
municaiOn between the country North and East OF
Abingdon, and the Stutes South aud West oil that
point; constituting one Of The most valuable and
iu channels, both of commerce and travel, IN the
Uniied States. The General Assembly Cannot fat
to perceive The danger, that the va uhDe aud nch
trade Of The Soulhwt ST may seek a Southern out.
let. and be wholly diverted 'ron own State, un-
less the connection with James RIVER which We
ask shall be made and made at once.
The foregoing facts appear TO your memorials S
10 shew satisfactorily, that the stock OF the propo-
sed Road must be profitable, and that IT Will form a
valuable exception to most If lie projects oi that
Kind. in which The State has hulero engaged.
accurate estimate can be made OF The amount OF
transportation along the route annually al present
but enough is known to Justify The assertion. that
not less than $4,000 IONS IS nov transported on IT.
even under The resent most uulavoTabie cHcum
stances. Under the impulse ven to the industry
and energy Of the country by The projected work
The increase Of transportation must be grea, aud
when that is added the tolls derived hUn travel
no doubt can exist to the proh oi the work 10 the
State.
The praciicabilily Of the easy aud cheap cons'ruc'
non oil such Road IS not now matter oil any doub
lis general direction would conform TO that oi ou
mountains, and along It's whole length but one rdg,
OF any magnitude is TO be encountered. which car
0 DC sutmouDled al any grade tina, may be desired
ne material best adapted 10 that kind OF Road a.
pound every where; aud labor and other nrcessa'ie
,o' such work can be procured perhaps more cheap
han 4,
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A L Circuit Superior Count OF Law aud Chan
"a cory. continued ny adj 'urnment aud held t,I
The county Il Amherst, Al the court house, on FRI
day the 27th day Of August. 1871:
Maurice II. Gi,laud administrator with the will
annexed OF Gins opher lsbeI. deceased