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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

The baltimore American says:--"OI
The seventeen fire companies in this city,
eleven have provided themselves with
handsome libraries. The movemen, is a
good one, and we hope 10 be able soon to
announce that all the companies have re-
sorted to the same means of promoting
mental and moral improvement among
iheir members.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26
EsMz,u.zrIHtTScse : ERA

Tie European correspondent OF the
Richmond Enquirer, speaking oi The feel
.lgs Of tie nations of the Oh World, to-
wards lha United Siates, SAYS. lho; ihyig
psesen, course hr;j.gs 10 his nliod aG oc.
currcnce which took place in Kentucky
years ago. - he Bay ii. T., was dis
tuguisLed for It's talents, 4 tail, plain
looking, farmer like young lnaG, OF one
aud twenty, was admitted Ia practice in
the Courts. The old lawyers. although
there was much professional rivalry
among themselves, determined to 2re,ent
this bc0rdIess pleocian,.as they termed
him, from rising, by speaking GIsrespcct-
fully Of his qualifications, He purs'ed,
however. the even tenor Of lis way, tolIy
increasing III legal and intellectual
strength, Ia lnc u,otW.Ca,ion Of hi, sen
ols. Al length, Il case WAS Ca!.g.. O! ii
complicated character, and he 0pfarcG
for the defence, against such anArfay "i
the old members us nad Eeyo before
been retained by client. U}on taking
hls seat, after making Triumphant nrg0-
as well let thai taH bog pa5s fgr he viii
PASS, whether or nuj.' / C DIT pass
a.d his practice there after vas mo'e iu-
craljvc than ihal q all ojlcr members {"
lie Bar. And the powers Of ihe Old
world now very reluctantly remark, ''we
may as well lie, HW tall Loy, he "aoict
Reg@t,'c, pass, Tor !! viii pass, WHITTIER
o. not"
Wac not "ihu, tell 5oy" that '.tarh-
less IhJeiua," EAHEI CLNl} Ard
@sa no! Tie rampcred naGuares ~-seIs'}l-
y D"iaaeaa.s.-- for e..f.c.--s4 ...'...,..,a
% Yctgcn, justice .!"m tong cuac t.Ea.
ry Of Nc::7 Aud wi,i they no, ; eg@1
ltiiel % say og0in, We may al."'.i
.". ,"at loi. h,y Eass, :2' II 1.'!Ia5s,
Wne.hcr OF not --.lisa. Ga2.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26
CURIOUS iAC;.-Two curious

CURIOUS iACF.-Two curious
phil, soQhicaI facts a stated On The au-
lhorisy Of Tie foreu.iof the rope walk
in the Navy Yard athorie~lo"n. One
is il you heat tar, on as they use I"'
their cables, 100 ,ltees above boiling
heat, YOU NAV dip par hand in it viii
the greatest inpnni' and 'hey are III ihf
constant habit Of ding SO; tie other Is
The Ieaiben strapsomng from the en-.
CINE, and workIm the machinery, are
highly charged ilh electricity. By
ssanGing upon nconducIing booy, and
.holding the GngeI over I &c straps pretty
close you become harged with The cleo.
trio fiucd, and calive cut sparks as from
The electiiying rchine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26
GIVE observed in .he Inst Democra

G-|e observed in she inst Democrat.
couple Of articles in which something
wo had written was garJIcd, ,nisroprc-
settd, and falsely quoted, and an attempt
made a, criticism and ridlcuc. There
are few things more ridiculous than the
idea Of the Democrat perpe;ra!ing CRIT
icism. 4 PAPER in which more p1ilolo-
glca! errors are committed, or the etlto-
rial Of which is more insipid and puarile
IS probably no where printed. aud we
may at some leisure day l'ok over hts
hle, and rrC sent our ruaiers with some-
thing rich. W, have oa'y to say ,hat We
write our editorials ourself--thal we
write them as We please-.aul HAT We
are somewhat gral'iieI 10 krow that we
have many more subscribers to read Uu.s,
than he has To read his.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

We hnvs been shewn book entitled, "Old
Christianity against Papd .hotcites,' written by
the Rev. MIR. ouseley; an lrishman and pub
iished by Sorn Ball, 3ll Market ST.. Phila.-
Copies can be procured from the Rev. Mr.
Goentner, North East, and wo suppose hon
Metht dist preschurs, generally.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26
Far EaFC8iGGf!f ia ES 4 4
HENRY CLAY,
OF EETig'gEJI.sAY,

ELf-nR. Y. 3. PALMER, at his REAL ES-
TATE aud COAL Office no lo4 South Third
street, Philadelphia, Is agontior this paper
Names ofslbscribers, or advertisements left with
nn will be duly attended 20.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

WHO ARE THE REPU DIATORs:-We
sIppose this q'ca,son has been a,sweged al least
as far NJ Haror4 county il concefne d. Tho
Wings t.ore hA nominated ticket, pledged
to 60 for lhe payment Of the State debt. Ike
Loco'ocos have nominated one pea.ed to go for
Il repea! &C the Grec, tax.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26
MARRlEil.

On Sunday last by the Rev, james
McIntiye, MIR. DAVID +. KARsNER, of
Chesapeake City, to Miss ANN RrBsccA
lamar, Of Eikina
On Tuesday last BY the same, Mr.,
IAMu. po>r,tt, to Miss S,RAu SAyIy,
ha / VI ~. cuentv
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

.l[ors IHlerism.--J. y, Abrahams, T. q.
mas bern removed from the post office nj
Port Deposit, and Al en- Anderson Tsq..
appointed in his stead. Mr.. Anderson
held he Office under Van Butn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

6g-i'here is grea, temperance Mass
Meeting to-day al Auburn, Chaster co, Pa.
IS miles from here. Our townsnau !. II.
lunar, Esq, and several other dIslin-
g~ishsd speakers are to address it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

SomrrurNoF a GARDEN The gar
den of lhe Fish Marquis OF Wes'min-
s'er occup;esbaul one hundred acres,
and in one die a.bors in all altar, dis
covered in : ruins Il. Chester, in 1921,
where II hsbeen left by the Romans,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

give no,ic that Mr. James Morrow
has opened iroi' and confectionery store-
u. the corner Of Nur,. and Church as,
opposite 1ayior'S tavern, We hope =
share Of patronage may be extended 10
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

The negro, Jackson, who was removed from
this county last spring, for trial in Hartford for
en'i'ing away slaves, broke the i,il ofthat coun-
~ few nights ago, and escaped in company
with two other prisoners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

SgaThe stotteht 'hut Gem. Jores is
The officer WHO'S been placed upon fur
Tough, with annrui'y Of 5000, is con-
radicted. Lie, Arthur Lewis, late in
command Of lIbrig P"rpoise on the AZ
rican coast, isamed as The officer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

The Forum says Van Burenism is com
pleu!y defumci IN. Philadelphia city and
county, as evinced by the delegate alcc-
tons just held for making Nominations
Any mao suspected Of attachment TO him
is ostraclsed "Van! Vanl is ii used MP
man" lies whipped cock before he
enters TIE pit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

see you!-thcre yc stand-n brace
Offltly dolts. Black with disgrace
Is onc;-ihc other is a fool,
Led by the nose--a trucking tool,
Compelled TO pander to the taste,
OF one far less man than beast.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26
COMMUNICATED
"A Trip"

To, and about, "B." and The other ,criler
in the last "Democrai,' ,cho undertook
to criiicise an article under Tie aJore
cepiion, rhich appeared in The Cecil
Hhig, taro scceks ago.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23
WING MEETING IN BUCKINGHAM

Ala meeting OF the Wings of the county of gueLi,c
ham, held at Buckingham Court House on the OH d,
OF January lS43 being Court day: On mo,ion Fdm,J
Glover was called TO the Chair and Rolrc El5ria, nm
pointed Secretary. ''-"f
MIR. Hill explained the object of The mcet;pg and mn
we'd the appointment OF fifty persons to attend tn. Con
venon, which is to assemble in Richmond on the 2ond
February neSt-Whereupon, the Chair named the fol.
lowing gentlemen:
=, Maj David Patterson John Patterson (survcyoro John
J., bocoek, Co Thomas H. Flood, Col D. T. Walker Jno
W: West, Silas l.. Nawter, VIM. " Ferguson tl;garl
LABEL, Col Reuben b. Patterson, Phillip K Boiling Col
Grandson Moseley, Major James Nj Patterson CIa. A
Scott, eeorge M. Payne, Ro e. Nicholas Col n A
Brown, PoMhatan Jones, Col Elijah lIancs Col Jno NJ
Harris, Geo W. Kyle. William ~. Moscley Dr. C. G Al
len Alex Mosely. Chas. Mckinney Frank Ihomo,l Ro l.
nillispie, Cary McCaw Gee Hooker 1hos Mc,,,ty Geo
H. Mathews John Hill, Robt t. Irving Robt Z Nose.
Icy, H. H. ii,ckok GUN NJ " God, Henry Spcnc,r n n,
Thornton, Rolie Edridge, lno. Jones, Benz n Elardre
Garland brown frederick Il. Scucgs John J. brown Jno
Nicholas, Joel Watkins, W lillian 4 isnes John Norris.
Lewis Cabell, lundy lioeman, Edmund w. Cabcll Mo,
ses A. Spencer, William Walton, Thomas pi,tman Charles
fatiers on James Woodfn, DIR, VIM. C. Moscly Merri-
wether Lewis, VIM. Forbes aud Chas. Irving
Resored, That lhos. NJ. Bondurant our Senator. be
requested 10 represent us in the Convention,
Resoired, That the Chairman, Edmund Gl.yer HI,
appointed member Of said Convention
Signed, EDM'D. GLOVER, Chairman
*. ELDRiDGE, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23
E.NOK ~ ~ HE.N'K y COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON CO., Va
Jan. u

nNllE Spring Session Of this Institution, will
L commence on Thursday. tho oh day Of February
next
Board 81 5oper week and extra charge for wash
ing, oniig. fuel aud rent. Tuition varies irofn
$40 10 SO per session Of five months. The following
gentlemen compose the Faculty.
Rev Charles Collins A. NJ President and Professor oi
Natural Philosophy aud Chemistry.
Rev, Ephnim T.. Wiley, A. NJ. Professor Of Ancion,
Languages I'd Literature
Ebenrezer Stevens. A. Il. Tutor in Mathematics and
Teacher OF Modern Languages.
John &. Winnliurd second Tutor.
. will bc perceived by tho above rates, that the cost OF
student ya,e from va 50 10 39i 50 per year Of ten
months sum TAR ,s than rhnt IL customary al similar
institutions The reason Of that cn,r ness Ia the oca
lion o tho college in tho msl OF rich and productive
farming country, remote from market There Ia ano,h-
advantage connected with this institution which gives
II permanent claims all Others Being situated in the
country, nearly ten miles from any town or village.
there but htte temptation 10 extravaganza In dress
and other prodgaliy. l hc government IL mild aud pa
rental but energetic aud firm. Tie Faculty with
their families. reside IN ,he oegc cdic,s and
present 10 exercise wholesome influence and restraint
The Trustees warmly recommend tho Institution T., III,
patron aye Of the public and appeal with conIdence,
10 the five years which 1t has nov been in existence.
jan Cut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23
BUCKINGHAM

Alta Meeting of the People OF the County of Dnckno
ham. held al the Court House. on January OH Isi3
(oehg Court Day convened Tor the purpose Of consider
ING and dessitg best calculated to protect them
IN the present pccunary embarrassment of the country
MI a. Mosey, III a few remarks stated the object OF
the Meeting. and moved that Colonel G. Moseley be an
pointed Chairman, and Mr. VIM. b. Shepherd Secrc,a
y' Mr.. y Mosely then moved that a Committee. of
i've be appointed 10 Report to the Meeting. The hair
theroupon. named the following gentlemen.
A Mosely. John Hill, {, r. Fontain. w p Nose
ley, and Edmund Glover; who retired for sbor, tim.
and reported Resolutions, pending the discussion of
"h'ch MAJ. W. 4. boeock moved the following 10 pre-
cede those reported by the Committee:
Resoired As the opinion of the Meeting. that the OK
traordinary pecunlary difficulties now existing. Justify
the People IN expecting reie al the hands Of, the
Legislature
Rcso'red, That in accordance with and to carry out
our opinion expressed in the foregoing Resolution our
Representatives in the General Assembly he instructed ia
USE their best efforts 10 procure the PASSAGE of aw rs
nearly as may be, embodyng the principles Of thr 22d
Section Of the Law OF the 18th of December l7,p1 on
titled IAN Act for reducing into one the several acts
concerning executions and for the relief Of uslyeu,
Debtors
Resored, That proceedings under Deeds Of Trust be
subject 10 the same laws rs executions
ffS"ifed, That whilst this Meeting il firmly conyin-
ced I" the beneficial effects OF such law both the debt
or ana creditor IN the mass, under the extraordinary and
calanltous circumstances by which we are surronded
such Law. we do hereby avow to The world thai we
intend honestly to pay our debts, and will reprobate any
attempt either to resist evade the due process and cx
ecutun OF the laws of the land
After the adoption of the above Resolutions Ma, Bol
ing oi1ered the following, which was adopted:
Resolred, That ifhe principles Of the Second Reso-
inu"h cannot be exactly obtained. that our Representa-
tives in tie lower House. and our Senator be instructed
to Obtain the best Law, in their udg nent that can be
passed, upon the subject OF relief.
Alter the question had been taken npon each Resolu-
Won separately the question then returned the adop-
ZION OF The whole. count was called for; whereupon
Dr. Mosely and Mlj. Boiling were appointed to count
those who voted IN the affirmative, and Mai Bocock
and MIR. L. NJ. Payne those in the negative no reror
ed 2i2 in favor, and Is a. ainst
Resoired, That the proceedings of this Meeting be
published IN the Richmond Wing and Enquirer. and
copy be sent 10 Senator and another to our Members
IN the House OF Delegates, with request that they lay
The same before the General Assembly
-, &. MOSELEY, Chairman.
WIN. u. SHELTERED, Secrettu1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23

Or In response to the request Addressed to him. Mr..
Toer has sent, for publication, the petition of sundry
citizens Of Campbell and Bedford asking for the con
hex it,
"To the Hon. Speaker and Members of The House Of
Delegates Of Tie Commonwealth Of Firginia.
lhe petition OF sundry citizens OF the counties OF
Campbell and Bedford humbly represents that most OF
your petitioners reside on the Forest Road, il
10 called running from the town of Iynchburg, through
part of the county Of Campbell, and through the north
ern portion Of the county OF Bedford They respectful
u that the said road is much travelled by heavily
loaded wagons, and the soil being generally on red
clay oundaon The road is much up as to be al
most most impossible during great portion of the win
ter and spring, and that many of your petitioners are
compelled to carry their produce many miles out of their
direct route, IN order TO get 1t 10 market Your petition
state that they believe now to be the most public
road leading 10 the town of ynchburg and that it is the
only which turnpike has not been established
They therefore pray that your honorable body may pass
n law authorizing the establishment Of Company To
construct turnpike, commencing point on the
road leading out from the part of the said town.
and west OF the dirt bridge, which leads the said
Forest Road; that they be authorized locate the same
the best route for said road, pursuing the general
Of the said Forest Roads, and that they be au
thorlzed to extend the the lands of Frederick
Harris, deed. in the county of Bedford distance of
bout fifteen miles from the of ynchbufy; that the
said Company be authorized raise, by subscription
not exceeding five thousand dollars shares of one
hundred dollars EACH that the said COMPANY be allowed
TO construct dirt turnpike of the usual width and that
they allowed receive the usual tolls upon each sec
ton Of five miles they shall be respect ey completed
commencing at the point first desg natcd And your petit
tionefs, as in duty bound, will ever pray, &c. &c.''
Signed by 10 citizens.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23
Jan. %
VIRGINIA I

VIRGINIA.
4 + rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Supc
IA Cou oi Law and Chanccry, holden in and FOR tho
county oi Campbell, the 2nd day of January, lstj
Cal,a Fond, scnr Plaintiff,
against
BENJAMIN w w alkcr, Thomas q, Ford and William liza
Ney, Defendants
In CnANCERy
The defendant Thomas & Ford not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according 10 the Act Of As
semby aud the rules of this court and appearing by
factory evidence that he not inhabitant Of this
caiih ordered that the said defendant appear
the first das of the April term al said court and
the bill 81 the plaintiff and that acopy OF this order be
forth inserted in some newspaper printed IN the oil
lynchbuig Tor two months sueceNsvey and posted the
from, door oil the court house o this county
day ACopy,-ieste,
JNO. ID ALEXANDER, Cll
Jan. ~ WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23
To THE pURl,lC.

HNlE subscriber having removed his store 10 Capt
NJ. Ialbots corner, opposite the market house.
bcgs leave to sae that the Tor winter clo hing
Is lar advanced and not wishing 10 keep ON hard anv
winter goods Tor summer, ba offers al his new
stand NIL Goods in tho above limo cbs and all Other
goods lower prices than heretofore offered by him. or
any other establishment aud ho abatement Among tho
articles. comprising his Stock may be found Overcoas;
Frock Dress and Hunting Coats in every variety aud
latest siylo warranted well made and of tho best matcr-
ais. equal To any. and becr than the bcsland cheap
than offered before in this any ohor market
Also Pants. Vests. Shirts. Drawers, Stocks, Busors
Collars. Susrendets. Gloves. and every article IN the
tailoring or clothing linc usually kept.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed ON
him. stranger he hopes by strict attention and pune.
tuay IN business Ia merit from his old customers aud
the public, a continuance oi the same
~ IL - -
Cutting at tho shortest notice, and Warranted Ia
d. al 50 cts for cutting coats aud IS lof pants aud
vests.
s1kSO
Cutting and making at tho shortest notice. and for
tho fn,st coat 81 and down to So for common. Pauts
and ycss IN proportion.
Please call and Tor tho truth of the above give him
trial. aud il ho don't suit. hs will pay for tho mate
rails.
BENZ, TERRY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23
Jan. ~
lfs(sINlA:

VIRGINIA.:
Il rules held in tho Clerks Office of the Circui, Supo
"A ror Court of Law and Chanccry holden IN for the
county OF Campbell the 2nd day OF January, lst3
John Johns aud illiam Furbtsh executors Of Richmond
Statham, decd, plaintin.
against
Thomas l.. p,rtwood Mary Portwood Gle, u. Port
wood and George Is Porwood Defendants
liz CnANcERY.
The defendant Thomas L. Portwood, not havc catered
his appearance and given security, according the Act 81
Assembly and the rules Of this court, and appearing b,
satisfactory evidence that he inhabtsnt this com
calth it ordered, that the said deien,an,
hrr. - Npft term oi sad aoufl,
the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy this
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in III,
town of Lynehbug for two months successfully, and posted
front door the house TIL. county ON som,
court day. Copy,=-Ieste,
JNO ID. ALEXANDER, Crk
Jan % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23
VIRGINIA (:

VIRGINIA:
rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
IA Court OF Law and Cbancrry, holden and iof the
county ot Campbell, the 2nd day Of January, 1913
Mary Giles Perkins, who by her brother and est
friend, Richard Perkins, Jr. Plaintiffs,
against
Constantine Perkins and John N. Perkins, Defendants.
liz GHAEckRr.
The defendant Constantine Perkins, not having
his appearance and given security according the Act
Assembly and the rules nj this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he il not ah nnabiant Of this
commonwealth il is ordered that the said defendant do
here the first day Of the next April term this court
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that cop, III this
order he forthwith inserted III newspaper printed in the
town OF lynchbrg, fs two months ely, and
at the trout door Of the court house Of this county,
court day. Copy,-Icste,
JNo ID. ALEXANDER, Crk.
Jan ~ WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23

respectfully suggested. that eve class In onr town.
without distinction OF rank condition would eNperi-
ence mist santaty change, by resolving that in future
'"ey WI eAeit themselves more zealousy improving
and enlighiening their minds. '11r Fonng Men, so
eeiy affords facilities and Inducements. which need only
To be known and compreiended to recommend tina, In
s'ltution to the patronage and vors of all who can sp
preeate the richness Of those pleasures which perish moi
IN ,heir ifuii"n-ifi The writer Of this article had behe
we'd the ancient aphorisu-"a word tothe wise is su
cient," he would have said less JIfvENIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23

e 9 q e q .
BED BLANKETS, from 50 90 to tho finest.
NEGRO BLANKETS, Some as low rs 50 cents.
PULLED CLOTHS MD C.1SSLNETT'S
some az low as 25 cents.
LLNSEFS, from Cd to the best quality,
FI~iN.NEI.iS, from Cd to So,
.MOGSLLNS, latest style, very low;
SILitPES, splendid assortment,
FELPE1'S A.A'D BONNET SILKS. very itch.
BONNET .3.ND TELVET Ribbons remark
ably low,
PLAIN md FIGURED SILKS, spoadid as
sJrtment,
COTTON CLOTHS. yard wide a, Aid
BED TICKING, AT Sd 10 ls6d
C.3LjCOES. from 4 id TO tho best,
SUG8R. COFFEE, salt MD B.7fE COT
TON, very cheap.
We have heavy stock OF tic above articles, and nre
disposed to sell them very low
nODES & BURTON.
Dec. Is ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23
N her Treasury. Delaware las always be,n a Wing

n her Treasury. Delaware has always been WING
State.
The vacancies in the Senate of Massachusetts, have
hem filled by the election of Locoocos and Abolition
ist--these two parties uniting the ticket de
feat the wings. Thereby hangs a tale" Marcus
Morton oco has been elected Govetof; an event GER
,ainy o be rejoiced by the ''Souihen Democra-
sy, ~ Morton voted for the Missouri Restriction and
avows himself not only in avor Off. e. Adams's doc
.rne Of the Right of Petition, but also in favor of the
Immediate abolition Of slavery the District of Colum
tia! "Cro,r, Chapman, cro,c."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23

VIRGINIA:
! rules held in the Clerks Occ ofthc Circuit Superior
IA Count Of Law and Chancoiy, holden in and for the
county Of Campbell on the End day OF January tSi3t
Samuel Johnson executor OF Ssmuel Iiclicnry, deed,
Plaintiff,
ngHnM
William II. {. roney, William Y. Minton J. Mn,on
and John y. Ackcrly, Defendants
liz CHANcERY.
The defendant, VIM H. e Toney, not having entered hi.
appearance and given security according TO the Act As
'enby and the rules Of this Court and appearng by salts
factory evidence that he not Of this
wealth. Is ordered, that said defendant do appear here
the hrs day OF mex. fpi term Of said Count and
the bill OF the plaintiff and tina, copy of this order he forth
with inserted III some newspaper printed in thu town Of lynch
burg Tor two months suceessvey and posted at the front
door OF the Court house Of this County, some court day
Copy-Teste,
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, Cl'k
jan ~ WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23
New China, Glass and Queens
ware Store.

VENlE SUBSCRIBERS, having opcncda largo IS
4 sortment OF CHINA, Glass. and QuEENswAnE
in the store formerly occupied by Andrew kinnior opp =
site g. ID. J. Davis, offer for SALE at very rcdr ccd
prices. all articles in their line. Amongst n,ny .bos.
they have
Elegant white granite Dining Sctts of varicns sizes.
Fine blue, brown and green Dining Sets latest styles
and patterns,
Beautiful American We've do do
Rich China Tea Sets, of 80, Sc, and 81 pieces,
Gold Band Tea Se'ts, very rich.
Printed Ewers ard Basins, and Toilette Settcr hand
some PATTI rus,
DO Plates, Willow do edged and common
whit patterns,
a larg' assortment Of rich cit, pressed and plain
Glass o. every description.
C. RICHARDS & Co.
Oct. II l2mif