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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-23
GENERAL JAcKsoN's FINE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. KENNEDY, of Maryland, asked the general
consent of the House to take up the bill from the Sc
nate TO authorize the Issuing Of register to the
American ship Westchester and to change her name
TO that of the Atlantic He remarked that this YES
sci was lying at the port of New York at vast
expense, and about to SAIL but could not do So
until after the passage of this bill.
The bill was then read third time and passed
MIR. G. J. lNGERSOLL presented a petition of
Mary Reside executrix of Jam, Reside deceased,
praying payment of a judgment for SSS 496 06 oh:
taned by the said James Reside, on the 9th day of
Dec. 1S4l, against the U nited States
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. FILLMORE said that he had recently been
applied to, to urge speedy action on this bill He
believed that there no money applicable
to the payment OF the expenses of the Senate and
the House of Representatives. Although an arrange.
ment had temporarily been made for this Uouse
there was none for the other. Therefore he would
ask to go into committee to-,lay az tomorrov and
Saturday were set apart for the consideration of the
private calendar. " WV
Mr.. STANLY suggested to the gen,lcmo, 70 nm
point an hour at which to take the bill out Of CON,
mittee
Mr.. FILLMORE accordingly moved that all do
bate in committee shall cease at two O'Clock to-day
AMI the motion was agreed to-
The House then resolved itself into Committee y.
the Whole on the state of the Union Mr. BRee in the
chair,) and resumed The consideration of the bill max
ing appropriations for the civil and diplomatic ex
penses of the Government for the half calendar yea,
ending on the 30th of June lS43
Inc question pendsng was on the motion of Mr.
GILMER to reduce TO twenty thousand the pro
posed appropriation of fifty thousand dollars for the
survey of the coast of the United States incIudne
the compensation Of the superintendent (Mr Hassler
and assistants
Mr. bukNELl. being entitled to the floor, replet
I" gentlemen who preceded him. lie regarded Tn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28

The Commonwealth ot J-rginif. 10 the sierY y .9o,-
L6fa county, Gaeefmg'
M llEREAS Robert Rivea, alinhista'n. OF J,sse
w Carhsan deed, heretofore exhibited 10 irt late
Superior Court OF Chanroty. for the District Of Lynch
burg. his bill of complaint against David :. Gar
land and Jane II. Garland hs wife. William II. Car
land, Samuel N. Garland, Edward A. Cahe Samuel
Garland mud others rherenpDu sundry prucef ngs hay
ing been had appears irem the records and files d tie
said court. now remaining in The Clerks GHice If
Gireni, Superior Court Of law and Chancort 6f
the ownof l.ynrhhurg, pursuant 10 law; ln beitre
final decree culd be pronounced IN the cause, tie De-
ilan, David S Garland departed tbs life interstate ~
ia said and administration 81 all and singular his 90, dsi
chalilcs and credits. hath been in duo finn committed 10
William VI. Waller and Samuel NJ. Garland for admin
lstaiion,-And We berg duplicated by the Plaintiff t
proper remedy in this behalf. and icing wiling that
what Is right and just should De done therein command
s4n thal you make known according 10 law to tho
s1id William VI Waller and Samuel NJ. Garlsad.
administrations Of David y. Garland deed. aud 10
Jane II Garland. widow of the sad David ). Garland.
decd. aud To the William NJ Waller aud Sally
his Wife, late Sally Garlaud, Gusasus A. Sc end Ann
:. his wife. late Ann :. Garland. John p G,As and
Jane NJ. hs wife, late Jane NJ. Garland William II.
Garland, Edward \. Cobell AID Mary r. his wife.
late Mary r. Garland, Samuel NJ Garland, Patrick II.
Garland, Caroline Garland, isnAou c. Garland anil
Louisa T. his wife. and Alice c. Caha, Georeo X, Ca
bol David s. C. Cabel1. and Lewis Il. tale1. The fur
last infant childon and heirs Of Eliza '. Cahe, deed.
late t.lz, v Garland that they be before the Judge II
the town Of IynehbmS Al the Court house in the said
town. on tie first day Ct the next term, 10 shew II any
thug fer Themselves they have or can say. why the said
sui should not be rr coded III o inaderree aeanstihe
said William NJ. Waller. and Samuel n. Garland. 10
administrators Of David $. Garland. deed. apd
aatnst tho said Jane H. Garland widow Of The said
| David ). Garland, deed, and tie same W iam Nj.
Waller and Sally bis wife, GusiayusA Il ard AMI
: his wife, John Guats and Jane " his wife. WI
lam H. Garland. Edward A. Cabell and Mary II.
his WIFE, Samuel NJ Garland Patrick II Garland Car
oline Garland, iandon C. Garland 'sand oui,s f. his
WIFE, and Alice C., George X, David :. &. aud Lewis
- Cabcll, infant children and heirs Of Eliza V Cste.
deed, late Eliza V. Garland, The heirs and lcgaiees
Of the said David S. Garland, decd. agree ably the
act Of Assembly in such made and provided il to-
them II shall seem expedonand further to do and
ceivc what our said Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery shall in that part consdorAnd have then
there this wril.-Witnrss, David r mos. Clerk Of our
said Circuit Superior Court at Lynchbnrg, this i day
ofFehrnary, 1912, and in the 66ih yesr oihcC emm,i
wealth DAVID RDDES. Ok
March % tllaly
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Positive sale OF Valuable Real
E'rOpcrdy and Slaves.

nei virtue oi Decd Of Trust. executed 10 the sub.
, serIber by Richard $ Ellis. dated the 18th of DE
cember. 1873. and OF record in the Clerk Office of Am
hcrsl County Cont for ccralnpurposos horono Xpessed
will. an Thursday the 18th DAY Of April nex in front
Of Tho Tavern House, ut pedlar Mills III The county ii
Amherst expose 10 public sale, ir cash. the following
described 1R.aC1S or LAND to vii: One tract OF
Land. on both sides Of Otter Creek. containing FOUR
HUNDRED ACRE.. more less, adjoining
l.arkin Byars and others. Also. THREE O1TiE Il
.'DiOLNLN1' 1RIC1S. lying on both sides Of he
Inc,,antad Creek. and containing together EIGHT
HES,pR ED .4tRES, more or l,ss. adjoining the
lands Of M.ses Martin. deed and others Also
THREE O7TiLR 1RiC1S, all adjoining, contain
ing SEJ'EN HL.NDRED .lND THIRTY ONE
.1CRES. more or less, lying in the forks Of pcdlnr
River and lIorsley's Creek, adjoining the Pcdlar
Mills. sc. Also ONE OTHER TRACT OF
LAND. containing three hndred acres, less,
both sides Of pedlar River. adon,g the Lands of John
Davis and others. Also Lot Qt ,hom oneacrs. with
In, Brick Store Ifonse thereon. at Pedl,.; Mills Also.
the folio wing netned 5L.ss-ES. to wit: othello
man, and f.snky his wife; 'ohn and Nancy, th the
increase Of the females, II any, since tie date Of the led
aforesaid
The title to the above named property IL believed 10
e good but acting trustee will only convey such
!. Tcsicd IN by The deed aforesaid.
SAMUEL Med REID, Trustee
Am t2S t2SA
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March %
MOTT, r..

TIVIE following Post Notes of the james River and
l. Kanawha Company, Of the Jasuary Issue, were
deposiedby me in thehands James Ley OF ynchburg,
Mechanic, special deposit, and by him is uniustly
retained. Tho public are hereby cautioned against re
cevlng said Notes as legal steps have been taken to
prevent their payment by the said Company and prose
cution against said Ley has been instituted in Court
$50 Notes from 2 800 to 1908, Letter Ais Notes
from 1892 to 29l3 Letter A. with the exception Of No
29Ol, 1906, 1907, zoos. 2,9O9and two other num-
bers not known-Sl0 Notes from 1902 to 1913, Let
ter A.-l0 Notes from 2, 1893 to 1920, Letter B.
The holders of said Notes, should Ley already have
disposed of them, would do well report hem as they
be of service to any person but the subscriber
ELIJAH JOHNSON
Richmond Wing will copy three tines and send the
account to this office for collection.
March 2S 3ts
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efdlnrnis o tie SENATE u,hen however consider
ally modified then agreed 10; and several new sec
tios on remotely relevant topics. added the bill
Like the James River BILL this 10 be landed be
tween the two Houses
The resolution agreeing 10 ADJOURN die has been OF
course reseinded as vas pretty i, would be when
II was adopted. We cannot ADJOURN before Saturday
night. hope to leave the city. however, On Friday,
or al larthes on Saturday morning
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28
yAlu,sBLE LAND FOR SALE.

yAlu,s BILE LAND FOR SALE.
ylVIF undo. signed are authorized and empowered b,
l the heirs of >'o Jacob Helms. decd TO sell
an tn y J. "A N ID S
t.lo,o,,, Ia tho os,,e a. said helms, heretofore dis
posed Of, consisting of nuni.rr Of Tracts containing
from 100 to 500 acres lying IN n'.'ercnt parts oil lie
county of Floyd composing AN asgr'sae o' h'' les
than
-, q o o 4 4 =,
much Of which is first rate Farming Land. and has at
tacIed To it large bodies the best quality of m'ahow
Land Many of said Tracts may be made fine and
profitable stock Farms for the Lands Of county are
better adapted the culture of grass than tho Lands q
Floyd, and no climate favorable 10 the growth II
cattle sheep and hogs than that Of Western Virginia.
Most of these Lands watered by fine Springs and
falling streams of water These Lands will be
sold on reasonable terms, and upon such credits as may
suit the convenience Of purchasers Persons Wishing TO
purchase. will apply to FIJI Phlegar at Chrisansburg,
orJ, n. Zentmeyer at Floyd G. H.
ELI PIILEGAR,
J. \. XENrMEYER.
March % wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28
LAND FOR SALE.

I WISH to sell my Tract Of Land, lying on Big Cub
/ Creek in the lower end of Campbell County. and
adjoining the lands OF VIM. Ferguson VIM Panlelt and
acres There are 100 of first rate Low Grounds and
about two hundred acres Of first Tobacco Land 10
clear which is heavily timbered and is within one mile
of two saw mills and grist mill II this Land be not
sold before will be sold Saturday the 30th OF April
public auction to the highest bidder, on liberal terms
THOS. b. PAULETT.
March % w4w
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SMkER.1'G OEE

Mt PVTVEN To SUIT THE THMES.
mo. !, PURVlS, informs his customers md the
- public generally that the season is nearly gons
for selling Wner Goods, he is determine from this day
to give great Bargains in
Bnakets, Ftssleis .Nsri,soes, Sattinctts Kentucky
and Home spun Jeans, Woolen Socks and Stockings,
Sha,cis Of all kinds, Cloths and Cas,imees, BoYbasies
Circnssiaas, and Stuff Goods generally.
lie has lately added Is his stock of BoNHEIs, RIr-
BoSs. CALlcoEs. SILK Goops. and Hosiery Of az
kinds. which will be sold very reduced prices
JOHN j. PURvIS
JAN 10 fits
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DHiNNble Land for sale
An An1a.u'nh


fDNlE undersigned. will, on Thursday the l2,h day
oil May neat. al Patrick Courthouse sell al auction,
credit oi t. II and Is months e purchaser 10 Ia,
in hand III per cent. on ms purchase,) 1896 Acres
Of Land, part Ola Tract Of IL. lo2 acres. lying
Dan River. in the county OF Patrick. below the bly,
Meadow Of Dan, now owned by --- Langhorno Of
lyuehhurg. nearly orquo all Of which IL enough lol
convenient oultvaton and Is we'll calculated t'r stock
farmers,
Aleo. separated TRACT OF ,i55 At RES. al
loning the Lands of Ianghornc. imn,l lately south and
east 81 the Bug Meadows. Thin Tract Is remarkably
well calculated Tor stock Farmers very large quantity
of which being well adapted 10 the growth Of limo.hv
and other Grasses.
The undersigned would here eaniion that part Of the
public who have not these Lands AGAINST the Iea
which NAV BE- entertained by some. iha, they honn
tain ands and Of bu small value. lie contrary being
the ease.
plas Of the Lands will be exhibited the day Of
sale
The purchasers will be required 10 give bond with good
personal security. ELI PlIlEGAR.
J. n. ZENTMFiER.
Agents mud Attorneys in fact fr the heir Of tul.
Jacob Helms. deed.
= S.-Auy person wishing 10 examine these Lands
will apply 10 Ell phlopar a, Christiansbulg, john \
Xentmoyer al Floyd Courthouse.
March % VILE MAY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28

TEMPERANCE MEETING IN CAMPBELL
hs.Ss- a Tempranc> Meeting will be held at provi
I1-S deuce Meeting IA, use, on the Turnpike Road
c,dipo from t.ynclbnrp to . ,mpbell Courthouse. IN
stead Of mt The Courthouse as " ~ oxpecicd) Salur
day the % day Of April. at , oeloc't. r. M
An Address VIII be delivered by M. James Garland
and others expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28
Es0sueyB'0fy1se Eikciiessrs.

ming his trends and the public that he will be in
LynchNers early this week, prepared 10 tao L.kencsss
with Daeueuolype in the laea, and most approved
style.
March b iii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28

A 4 a Clrcnn Superior Court Of Law and Cha1cory,
"A continued held for the town If Lln.hbnrg, AT the
Courthouse. in said town. the 9TH Of October, IS4l
sitting Count Of Chaneery:
Elizabeth Roberts, Plaintiff,
against
Richard Perkins, administrator of Samuel Roberts.
decd WIN. +. Roberts. George f. Roberts, Christie
phcr L. Roberts, John l.. Roberts and Others
Defendants.
On the motion Of Thomas Dixon by counsel il is or
dcrod. that the rule entered in this cause, en- the Goth
day of May, 1871, which appears have been duly
ecred the Plaintiff Elizabeth Roberts, and the De
PENDANTS Richard Perkins and Christopher l.. R,Ieris.
and which Monday last continued Until This day.
be continued until the term as the said Elizabeth
Roberts Richard Perkins and Christopher l.. Roberts
And on the further motion of the said Thomas Dixon,
by counsel, the Court doth order that tic Defentan.
VIM +, Roberts ard George E. Roberts in proper per
son, and Defendant John L. Roberts by David Kndes
his guardian ad Item. appear here on the first day cf
the next term, and show cause, if any they can. why
the said Thomas Dixon may have decree for the
payment Of hundred and fortv-scven dollars and
ninety cents. with legal interest thereon from the 3lM
day of December 1885 until paid Chat being the bal
anco reported in his favour, by Commissioner WAR,
by his report in this causc out of the trust fund in sae
proceedings mentioned any other estate of the said
Samuel Roberts, decd, n the hands Of the said parties
or any either Of hem being previously served with
copy Of this order
CQpv-Toste.
DAVID ROBES Clk.
March % w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28

FOR HARD TIM S.
I AM now in receipt of my SPRING SUPPLY
4 OF GOODS. They have been purchased with
great care by myself in person. during the pressure of
the times propose to sell extremely cheap for cash
or negotiable pape-Persons wishing to buy to sell a
gain would do well 70 examine my stock which is large
embracing nearly every article commonly kept in Gro
Gerry Store. SAML. r. RENNi
Opposite the Post Office.
March % w4wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28
TEMPERANCE MEETING

\ REGULAR meeting oi the Lynchhurg Mechanics
l,n,, ,rance Society. will be held at the Methodist
Protestant Church. this evening. n, O'Clock. No post
ponemcnt o. account Of weather.
JAMES FRETWEIl., Pre.'t.
GyonGr y. TnuGMAs, Soc'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28
CORPORATION OF LYNCIsHt 1sa

- q rs 10 H.
nyROM and after the 10th ds, Of April next. fine
Il Will be ripdly enforced all owners aud occu-
pants Of ouses and Lots that found .xaInIation
nol be perfectly clearly, pursuant to an erdisnee oi
The said Corporation. This notice will be used, in all
cases. where warrant is issued against owners and
enpans of Houses and Lots to said Corp1ation. The
ubeci il lhe health Of the Town. and the eriancc will
be enforced IN every instance. where the citizens neglect
ihla notice JESSE. T. BURTON,
Master Of Police.
March y tOA
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NlaRO WOMAN ATAUCriON.


Cargo Brig Esther. at Auction.
nN Tuesday the 29th inst. n 10 O'Clock, in front Of
~ our Store. will be sold. without reserve the car
60 OF SUGARS of the Brig Esther, direct from
Mayaguez. consisting Of
l76 hhds prime quality Porto Rico Sugars. Of the
celebrated La Cilrana. Cutlery and Res,aurs
da Brands.
Torms--Four months for sums 800, for appro-
we'd paper. DUNLOP, MONGuRE& &c, Auc,s.
Richmond, March Is II
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Aiafel, %
FOp. Bremen.

- For. Bremen.
MENfM THE AMERICAN BRIG ALICE.
ss,SlXsA Cap, Colby, now at City Point, will lssd
S$S 3xs for Bremen, without delay, anu leave
bout tho lolh OF Arr For IRE, ght Of loo hid futac-
co Of Stems. apply to
Liberal cash advances made en- all shipments 10 ad-
drcss Of the eonsgne,s. By l.. l.. q ooN.
Richmond March % Il II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28
CARGO E.ILE.
Porto Rico Sugars md Coffee,
At AUCTION.

Al ANSA0O.Ns
front OF the Ware house, Cary street. oecu pied
L by Messs. Caperlon y Crump, will be sold. on
Tuesday. the 10Th inst nj 10 O'clock. the balance o
The Schooner idriap's cargo OF Sugar and Coffee, viz
Is hhds prime quality Porto Rico Sugars,
~ ,lerces and hall uerces prime green, large lean
Porto Rico Coffee,
ST tcrtes Bacon Sides
To which will be added from our s,ofo.
% hhds ST. Croix Sugars.
IS hhds New Orleans and Attakapas Sugars OIL tu
peror to prime qualities.
200 baes prime green l.agura Colee.
l0O do old Java do.
l;O do Rio do
50 10 st Domingo do,
900 hls New Orleans Moasses and Syrup.
% biz. white Brazil Sugars,
II boxes brown Havannado.
% do single Loaf and lump refined do.
loo bbs. 1, proof Monongaa Nhisse,
- do Imitation Brandy,
100 boxes 'fnrpcntino Soap,
100 do Sperm Candles,
loo do 'faow Candles.
so baes Black Pepper, Sc, Sc,
fenns-i months Tor sums 800 for approved
paper. DUNLOP. MONCIRE Co,
Aucioncers.
Richmond March Il q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28

RICHMOND MARKETS-March q.
FLOUR-Country s. 75to6.
GRAlN-Wheat 81 to 81 Is Corn 52sc.; Oats
45c. TO Soc.
TOBACCO-Reccipts continue moderaic--priccs
without change. We renew our quotations, Lngs 81.
a 2.-Lcaf s. AL, and general sale-Fne manu-
featuring s. ..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28

factuflng y az.
EXCHANGE.
New York drafts 7 all
Philadelphia do 81 Z
Baltimore do 81
North Carolina Bank notes $40 and over D.
DO do under Sos s
South Carolina 3a1 Tennessee -
Alabama l2i Specie 6
Treasury Notes 81
BALTIMORE, March q, 1912.
Virginia Bank .Notes.--We quote Virginia Bank
Notes to-day, at 7. a u per cent discount.
Railroad Orders continue at 50 cent discount.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-28

The Commonwealth Of J-irgiuia, 10 The 4erY y An,
Ifta county, G,fefug,
n a ~ - Hi. T..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08

Mr.. REED's ApDREss.--The Boston
Daily Advertiser thus speaks of the adj
dress Of this gentleman before the Society
ofPh Beta Kappa, Harvard University:
William Is. Reed, ESQ.,, of Phiadel.
phla, pronounced IA very spirited and elo-
quent Grafton, which was listened to with
great attention by crowded audience,
which gave away to repeated bursts of
applause. 1t WAS devoted to sketch
and illustration OF the noble exertions and
virtues Of American patriotism in the Re-
volution, and the lessons to be drawn from
them by this generation.
The orator began by abiding to the
fact that when in those DAYS, Gen. Wash
ington arrived at Cambridge to take the
command of the American Army, he was
accompanied by "young Philadelphia
lawyer" who afterwards shared with
him the dangers and suflerngs Of much
ofthe war. This gentleman was no other
than Col. Joseph Reed, the Secretary OF
Washington, aud from private documents
IN his possession, the orator gave much
new and curious information. This, and
the happy and tasteful illusions to other
stores Of literature aud history, made the
Grafton one ii tho most interesting pro-
duc,ions of the kind to which we have
ever attended.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08

An ExCELLENT HINr.--The New York
Tribune contains the following:
Passing through Water Street yester-
day. we noticed a crowd collected near
the corner of Wall, and on approaching,
discovered young man very industrious.
ly turning grindStone. Upon making
inquiries, we learned that he had been ask.
ing charity and employment, and some
wag had set him at work to turn the
grindstone at a shilling per hour. He
had then been turning with the most sol.
emn earnestness for several hours, sur
rounded by a crowd of spectators,
The fellow that employed that beggar
had an equal share of philosophy and hu.
mauity in his composition.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08
Great BARGAINS!

TuNllE subscriber, having determined to close his
Il business, and that Of the late firm of Hamme
& Stephens, offers to his customers and the
public generally, an opportunity of purchasing
GOODS cheaper than perhaps ever before offered
in this community. In addition his former stock
he is now receiving fresh supply Of
N1AW GOODS
which will be sold on like terms, without reserve,
as his object is to dispose of his entire stock
Those who wish to purchase a short credit or
for Cash, will find it to their decided advantage TO
call before making their purchases.
JACOB HAMME.
May 10, 1912.
10 Persons knowing themselves indebted to the
late firm, on account will call and close the same.
HAMME & STEPHENS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08

DYa Deed of Trust executed this day by VIM.
- Long and wife, and William S. Long, we
have been constituted the Trustees Of all their
property, for the payment of all their debts OF
every description To effect this object, it will be
indispensably necessary that those who have ac-
counts with VIM. Long, VIM. Long & Son. VIM.
S. Long & Company, or the lutte firm Of James
Erskine & Company, should close their accounts
without delay, and those indebted pay tbs sums
respectively owing by them. We alone author
lied to receive such dues and no money must be
paid, except by our authority md notice is here
by given TO all concerned and they referred to
the deed duly admitted to record. Mr.. Long and
bis have agreed lend their aid in settling all
accounts, debts and demands, which they will do
under the sanction and control OF the Trustees. IL
is confidently hoped that all creditors win be paid
off their just demands in full; bui this can only
be done by speedy settlement and liquidation OF
what may be due TO the concern, this notice is
given, that sllinterested may understand why no
fu Their indulgence can be extended.
ID. II. CONRAD,
DANIEL BuRkHART,
April 10, 1341. Trustees under the Desd.
APP i5-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08

Wing meetings have been held in Els.
sextand Culpeper counties in this State,
aad decided ground taken in favor of Wing
men and Wing measures. The Essex
meeting concurred with our friends in
Amherst, in fixing upon the 22d Of Feb
ruary next, for holding State Conven.
ton in the city Of Richmond, and proceed
ed to appoint number of Delegates
When shall we hear from Campbell, Bed.
ford, Pi,tsylvania, Henry, Patrick, Char
loite, Franklin, Botetourt, Roanoke, &c.
We invite the Wings every where to raj.
ly for the approaching conflict. h., them
begin to organize, and prepare for the
great conflict which is before us, and in
which every man who is resolved to main
tain lis free institutions, should he pre-.
pared to edo his duty. "--LynchJarg Vir-
gilman.