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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

The musical world Of New York ap rsip h,v,
heen taken by surprise by an unexpected display oI
vocal talent ofthe m ,st brilli,nI oder INA 10 BY
foreign lady at concert given in that city Ia,
week. The papers nre loud ia their commentators
Of her 20 Sers. The following paragraph on the
subject is from The Tribune:
SIGNORA CASTELAR, Our musical pnblic
were completely Iken by surprise at Mad Cnslel
lhH's C'neerl on Tuesday evening AS mscb and
~ delightfully."- asIonished by her singing as by the
almost miraculous performances Of Mr. Wnare
Being almost entirely unknown here though celepra.
ted abroad. lew could anticipate display If musica
talent 80 lrans"endsnt that with " hich she made
| her hrSi appearance befJre q New York auJi.
/ ence.
We have ard persons in ever way qualified in
speak criicaily of her perlnrm inre declared thai
she ranks IN every respect, with Pedrpt Grisi and
| Mrs Wosdi all Of whom. in the judgment of rnany
critics she eEcels: aud that many of her uotes are
almost identical with rhuse Of Milihrnu "a nu IN.
IS sad greatly To rese BILE and nI,ls fair fIv IN
equal. HT volre IS as remarkable fIr It's uuIInrn
| NY ana unl"irrng sweetness. as EpT us power aud
compass. she nhes perfectly. n a manner as "a rc
~ u Is Wonderful The highest and finest soyrgyo v,,I
me puTesi soiles cOHtrHitO and though her l,, 90,
tunes and middle oct ave are remarkable G,, 49,,
sweetness and bell like Ctarness u Is IN The uo,.,
octave running 10 notes rarely reached hy the mus.
gifGd SINGER hI her greaiCst triumph Is achieved
aud her prwer seems almost mtriruIuLs
! As nearly rs could he judged the cunpass NJ her
voice cE'ends 10 iw,. Octlves anil fur uptes while
iS" "caives and * notes we're The event of Mali
| hrnns The c9goScehu al her COuceri were al,a,I.
nleIy ~ rapres aud ne hlv" Fever heard apo l,us,
more enthusiastic or q eung ,ar that Nhrrh cree
ted her slngug. She D.. We uudcrst aud q uat,ys o
| Lyons. and va, q pupil 81 ,rl,gri ,nd D'Am,reau
! Lnii. She has appeared ms Priul Dygna ,r fl,s
m"'l celebra'ed Operas 10 Rn ne. Florence P,yia
/ Milan Venice. M-Ico and New Orleans; IN ,u
"hirh cnes she has recerved The mu-I ra,nu,,,,.
/ applause Size Is yet very young ID Is very bean.
'''"'' ana bids iair 10 stand foremost among The
great signes WIN have enhanced The wodJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

The Ladies Companion far July 10. before No..
WITH ~ beautiful eugragings and lsitsr .ro.s. The
tine and style yfihs I,adrng srto'ss ere good and
agrsesbls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

We hnd 10 the Mad,snnnn OF Saturday a.
ternoon the foIlnwng official zimmerman OF
The appointment 81 John Nelson. Esq 10 The office
Of Attorney General Of the Uni'cd Sta Is:
OFFICIAL.
John Nelson. Of Maryland. has accepted thJ 4
continent rendered MIN by the Piesidcni, of At,r.
ncv General ct The United States in the mac, ,C
tue ton Hugh Lrgnre
We are sure the ABOVE Announcement wi he 81.
usiacI"ry Intelligence 10 our readers. Mr. Nelson !,
olihe distinguished Tor his cIraoriinary legal allan
mems his great IhIellcC and hir irrepruacha bic
character.
TIE Madisouinn also publishes the f,iIpwing IN.
rorani ru"or. Of The truth (which Of cOnrse the
can be doubt:
There ~ fumor in circulation in the civ, in
which We are Iaclned &c repose some ccnO Ienc
nat The navy department has been offered 10 the
Hon David Henshaw. Of MassachuseTs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-06

We have received The fret uufaber ora paper
eniiIsd "'he Rsrna.' published auJ edited 10y our
emsrprsrn2 Trend Wm lloNolls % The Hamilton
l"'v'Iigeucer. Ouu. @ o neat in us appearance
sud eIuei With spirit and talents Irs design b. O.,
support lhe"usw church" aud disseminate Lusr,r,
mural ard religious intelligence. J MsIyr d.
agent iOr Wheeling.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-02

Rescired, That vi bile Iacal aavorsafi,s ri this
coaolry ia their proceedings al last December e1ar.
sert that in their whee party. throughout the Union
they have but one man (ieury Clay pssessed OF the
quisIte qualifications Or the ncA Presidency. the Demo
cratic party can with Truth bss vi many distinguished
politicians and statesmen fully competent tie task
VIZ; Van Borcn, Cass, Calhoun. Buchanan, B.nton
Nnght, Jolnsnn, W oodhnry aud others
Rtsored. That The political opinions aud principle 81
vast majority OF the leaders of The party styling
themselves W igs, are identical with tie political doc
nnts and principles held by the party calling themselves
National kepubicans during the administration 81 john
Quincy Adams and identical also with the political doc
trnts aid principles held py the party calling them
serves euefass duhh. the administration :" iho eidef
hdams
Rescired, That The name oi hig has been assumed
oy ue ieading men o' ,h,'e o9 laftss "l'hon' any
e"a"s. % y" ",'u 70 "sop az .iuas -
conceal 'foin INC p pe le'r real FEDERAL doeifihe'
P'".Pns "g e., "',' ''t'''''o "'s'2ps.
"1 - Nv ,9"'"u1,,, VI a'',""' u
pr"c'pes VI l"vi'sS ue'WeeH iiehty LAY anu Inc he
punncan Ps'y " '"e =. -
he,V'eeu' '"I, We ee' ~ unfuahneo olPosi''oh TO-
a"u o. ai' o gtea' ieadihs measures winch
s.e" y, !" " "'eed upon ''s eonooy ~
'"o p,'se'' 'uel"l "'y"y v, 'on9fehs. odeh as 'he
VI W" "a''pna' oanhi 'he eiea'loh .,
10" a,u o"'Ious ua'o''' 1'ot Tue assumption ny Tue
" l''' g'o's u ,ne ',a'fs 'he of',
ou',on y, 'uc o'oous o' "e puohe anus among Tue
we 'os, walton anu eN'asaaan' appropriations
m, =" EXHAUST" taso' a revival o. The gls aud
''''' III u.s' aoa shaheiess 'o'a
, "r " ,.'' aJ aGu o' e'',y ploePe o' ia
|e 'I','' 'u "o'' oS''n, i'e OBSTRUCTION I'll 'ho
t ' " ' ''''''o''' ''' ooy s'''euafu VI '''e
'pai'h D, oeslo'le 'naJ'fl''es
80 - a,1 VIZ ''' y eo'o ''' VI 'ieon
'''I n."oJ ~" ,rl1 ,,
49, w., We ano o1npeihh inc 90"
, -" WV" W. ''' 'nPt'' ny 'isniy my
10 ~ y '' s,''so VOC. "h'en ia"
, " a' ,1o P'"el'o' a2tn'9 III
P"uuc"s inc pf'S"' on'iahred pressure and pecnnla
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VI GINA:

VIRGINIA:
i rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
"A Court OF Law and Chancery holden and for the
county Of Campbell the End day OF January, ls43
Sarah Hunter, Plaintiff,
against
Campbell A. Davidson, Thomas D. Cardvc and samp-
son Evans, Defendants.
liz CuANcERY.
The defendant Campbell A. Davidson not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, aud it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabant oil this
monweath ordered that said defendant appear here
the first day of the next April OF said Court
the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in the Of
lynchbug for two months and posted at the
front door of the Courthouse Of this county, some Court
day. Copy,-Testc,
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, elk.
Jan. 20 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-02

New SHArE OF RsPUpiArioN.-Tho New York
Express Illus notices mode Of liquidation which the
STATES OF Ohio and Illinois about putting in practice
IAN Indirect process Of reputation is gon. in tue
States OF Illinois and Ohio that is in the highest degree
dlsrepuiabe la the former States it appears they have
determined break up the State Bank which is the only
Bank III the State OF any sort OF Importance. notwIth
standing the officers oi the Institution return
to the State all their bonds, amounting 10 over two mil
lions OF dollars; and to specie paym or be-
lore the LIST OF August thus 10 redeem all their obga-
IONS Yet so rabd the majority that they have de-
iermned not only to destroy the bank but to destroy all
ihe assets oy passing law, permitting debors To pay up
their obligations in salmcnts Of three years and even
then II pressed to pay in land at a valuation. With
such law not only will the Stock holders be robbed OF
every cent but the Bill holders will he deprived OF ever
collecting more than miserable dividend In Ohio the
charters OF number d the Banks ha. expired. and it
rrc, scTnin ,ha; the Legislature will ronrel ,hepr
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to 90 inin liquidation II is ssisrcaned that thes'
banks. having redeemed The srsesl ori'ou os c'f 5s.
will be enabled pay nesry quite par TO their stock
holders. Over million of the stock is owned by Eas
capitalists. and this when paid. must go out oi
the State. To retain iis amount in the State, 1t is now
proposed tina, persons indebted may have the privilege o
y, wing In land al two thirds valuation.
u hns the two States. Ohio and Illinois, while their
hostility banks is great. that they determined
break them up. root and branchthey 50 regard
less Of honor aud honesty. that they determined that
the investment shall be returned Easiea cap
lalsls but they should be compelled to receive IN in
direct mode, land or their money. If these plans are
carried out. there will be end to all investments ia
ank stocks in these States. by Eastern capitalists.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-02
Jan 5
Nd E,EkE.
ID. RODES. Crk.
WIN

AIR. WILLIAM BAILEY will please tslo
w notice. that | will, on Friday and Saturday
Tho l7t and 18th days of February S13 al The s,ore
house OF Peck s. Alcou, at the Big Lick in the county
Of Roanoke, proceed to take the seposons OF Thomas
Walton and others, 10 be read as evidence in suit now
depending in the superior court of Law aud Chancey
for the county Of Roanoke wherein | am plaintiff aud
you and others defendants also in the Town Vi
Lynchbug, at the Franklin Hotel, the 4th dsy Of
February, lS43 will proceed take the dispositions
o Isaac H. Oliver aud Others be read as evidence In
the above named suit also at aZlcwoods Store in tho
county Of Campbell the 10Th day OF February 1881
will proceed to take tho deposition Of Robert Ii Wa,
others be also read evidence in tho above named
suit. CHARLES w. VI CCLANN AHAS
Big Lick, l2 Jan. Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-02
n DAVID Pari. BROWN.

NJ DAVID far;. BROWN.
Upon being asked 10 describe .sTgca.
psssrib il. Mo cancer descrihs
she fgh,ning's fash--ths ,hundsf's roll,
say What is LIE or what is Death,
or pain, the portrait Of the sealf
Describe the rainbow in the spray,
The rapids in their wild careers
Raging like rayencus beasts Of prey
While all creation sLrinLs With fear.
c. Al e,ch and paint the humblesi flower
That lenas its fragrance 10 the grove,
Go trace the fech,est star tina, gleams
From the cerulean vaults above.
Exhaust thyself, vain-sloliow man,
On scenes and subjects Fl, FOR thee,
Nor dare pre,umptuou,iy to ,csn
The wonders of Eternity.
The works of the Almighsy hand
None can depist--thonsh all adorel'
Terrific bold aud beautiful,
They breathe the so,'reig,ay ofpo-er.
o God, it seems to me NEST strange
That an, mad should 10
To doubt, to disbeie,e rsY power,
When THus, Creation SPEAK, 10 Thee
The sscriligio US thought itself
springs from the mind, that sprung from Heaven,
let das,lsJ with the precious gift,
We doubt il being grim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-02

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerk. Oniec OF tn
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chaacery for the
County of Amherst Monday tic 9Th day Of December
lSI2:
John Whitehead, Plaintiff,
against
John Coleman and Sarah has wife, Robert J.. Coleman
If. and James u. Coleman, Defendants.
In CHANcERY
The Defendant Robert l.. Coleman H. having
ed his appearance and given security according the
Assembly, and the rules OF tins Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabtant oi this
country; is ordered, that the said Defendant do appear
here the first day of March term next and the bill
of the Plaintiff; and that acopy of this orcrbc forthwith in
serted in newspaper published in the of Lynch
burg for two months successfully, and posted the front
door o the courthouse OF this County
Copy-Ieste,
ROBERT TINsIEY, elk
Dec. % WIN
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IIRtINIA;At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancety for Bed.
ford County, thr ID day OF January, 1913:
William Bailey and Jimes Snead, Plaintiff,
against
Joseph w. Scott and Elizabeth his wife, William w
Watts and Arthur ats executors and trustees under the
will Of John Watts deceased, aud in their right Joseph
Wilson, admir- of Elizabeth Waits, decd, George Scott
farewell Morton and Wary his VILE late Mary Scott, Jo-
seph Wilson, trustee, Edward Watts his right and as
administrator Of Mary WATTS deceased, and Robert C..
S,cPoc Defendants
TX CuANcEBY.
The Defendants, William W. Mats, Arthur Watt. and
George Scott mol having entered their appearance aud given
according 10 the of Assembly and the rules of
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
not inhabitants 81 this Commonwealth II is ordered TINT
they do appear al rules 10 be held in the C ers OF said
county, the first Monday ia March Next and answer the
Plaintiffs bill and that this order be ed some ne VS.
paper published IN fnrhbnrg, for months suecessivrlv
and posted the iron, door oi the Courthouse this County
on some court day. A toFy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
Jan - WIN
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UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia

Jan. %, 1913:
D JOHN j. LOVING, Of the county Of Nelson, having
- filed petition praying that he may be declared
bankrupt 1t is ordered that all persons claiming to be
creditors ofthe said John J. Loving show caus, the
the 9th day of March next, why the sud John
j. Loving be not declared bankrupt. pursuant to an
act of Congress- in that boha and that copy of this or
der he published in the newspapers according 10 the 22d
and oath rules Of Court. Capv-'Fese.
HENRY GIBSON, clk
jan rs u5x
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-02

NlRhlNIA.-A Rules held in the CLERKS Office oI The
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry, for the
County OF Amherst, Monday the End day OF January
lsi3:
John w Young and John g. Meem, merchant. and part
ners, trading under the firm of Young * Alccm,
plaintiffs,
against
Nancy Philips in her night and trustee for herself
and children, James w Philips, James r. Thornton and
Frances his wife George Philips infant under the
twenty by Rob insley specially assigned his
guardian, ltnsscl Norvel and Mary his wife, and
NorNeH and Mildred ms vile, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant, Russell Norve not having entered hi.
appearance and given security, according the As
omb and the rules this Court and appearing by salts
factory evidence, that he is not in habtan of this
monwealth: 1t Is order ed That the said Defendant ap-
pear here the ls day OF the March term and
tt bill oi the Plaintiffs; and that copy this order be forth
Will inserted in newspaper published in the
lynchbug for two months successfully and posted the
front d.or OF the court house If this county.
topy-Teste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, elk,
Jan. II WIN
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Dec. %

NIRGINlA:-A Rules held IN the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for thu
Town Of Lynchburg, the 9th day Of December 1912
Richard Perkins r. and William Roberts, Plaintiff
against
David r. Lyman admr. OF Christopher Roberts decd the
same David r. Lyman and Elizabeth H. his wife, George
r. Roberts, Harrison NJ Gibbs and Mary Ann his wife, A.
uram +. Bggers and Matilda l.. his wife, the r.
Biggers, trustee behalf of his wife and children Upton
d. Jennings and Mildred Ann NJ his wife Mary f. L. Big
gers Ada f. c. Biggcrs, Ella e o. Biggers Aradna T. X
Biggers, Abram r. biggers and - Bggers the last six
infants under q years age Christopher Roberts, George
r.. Roberts and John Gibbs, Defendants.
The Defendant George f. Roberts, not having entered ms
appearance aud given security according the Of IA
semby and the rules of this Court and appearing by sat
istactoy evidence that he is inhaiant Of this
try; is ordered that the said Defendant do appea horc
on the first Monday in March Chat being rule day.
and the bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in the
town of lynchbrg for months successvcly and pos
ted at the front door OF the courthouse in the said
ACopy-Tcste,
d ROBES, elk
Dec. % WIN
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Dr. Samuel ls. Cam pbelI,

HllVlNG located AT Pedar Mills in Amhers, coun
ty, offers his Professional services 10 the citizens
of the surrounding country. From more than Ten
YEARS EXPERIENCE in the practice, and by strict
attention to the duties Of his profession, he hopes
merit and obtain patronage
Dec ) w3p
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4. BLANCn. Secretary Of The Faculty,

Loco Foco Senator. is writing for the Madsonian
and scoldns The Globe for attacking the acting Prcsi-
dent Among other it deprcrnes these attacks
Deeanse there are ten Thousand Loco Focos apply
ing 10 Mr. Tyler for Office aud admits ihat the polli-
rians OF the Loco Foco party do despise Office 1t
Is very certain, that this Senator whoever he may be
VIII not hesitate to take any office the President may
proiier h'-and his bare faced avowa Of such merce
nary sentiments are found in his letters it is equally
certain Will constitute such loclbc recommendations
thu eyes OF the acting President that the office will fol
low the iawning.
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.vOTICL.
a II W.T. lam R,II i.N all

NER. WILLIAM b ALLEY will please take notice
I'VE that, acting Trustee for the infant children
of Charles w. McClannshan, we will, On Friday
and Saturday the l7th and 18th DAYS Of Fen
uary lol3, at the store house Of Peek s Meou tho
Big Lick, in the county of Roanoke proceed ,aku The
deposition Of Gen Edward Watts and others, to be read
as evidence in suil now depending in HE superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for tho county Of Roanoke
IN which Charles W. McClannahan is plaintiff and you
and others are defendants
JOHN Il. RICHARDSON.
THOMAS 'HUSH.
Big Lick, II Jan. villa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-02

4 L ON Main street, recently occupied by Mr. Henry
l.. Davies.
Feelings of grattude prompt him tender to his
friends and patrons who have generously supported
HIM hcreolHc, his wameSt thanks, and in taking thi.
establishment, respectful ysolc. continuance Of their
support in this way.
The location Is pleasant. the very comfura
bic, with good STABLE and spring OF excellent ws,r
within few yards Of the door, cna1n! him 10 make all
who may favor him with their patronage, comfortable
In fine he would say the Farmers and Planters Of the
country, to the Travelling Public, all call at tho L.
Mon and you shall be c1nlotaJc-5e made To feel al
II Nj f..
Jan. Q VAN
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FOR SALE.
fEyIIE subscriber Is anxious To sell his
TRACT OF LAND.

living seven miles vest of Liberty, Bedford Court
House each side Of the Lynchburg and Salem Turn
pike road. and containing 325 acres There Is on the
tract new Saw and Grst MILL in first rate repair
There great quantity vi pine timber the tract. and
great deal bclonaing lp the neighbors the mill
Should the purchaser be inclined keep Public House
there o the best Wagon stands IN the state,
where he will have market for all he make at his
Dor The Dwelling House is large story bull
ding; and good lee Houses at the wagon stand
spoken Of and my house., that cannot be
passed any country Tor keeping ice; and all necessary
Out Houses.
There are about fifty acres Of BOTTOM LAND,
the great. part Of which excellent. There is about
go acres OF WOOD LAND, 100 OF which Is first rate
Tobacco Iand-Ibe Improvements are new and conlur-
table-tbo water cannot be surpassed IN the State. A
further description Is deemed unnecessary, as persons
wishing 10 purchase will view the premises before buy
ing. 1t may be wondered at my wanting to sell such
valuable property. The Physicians advise me that a
Southern climate would be the means of restoring my
we's health, aud | have determined 10 sell Persons
Wishing 10 purchase would do well % call soon, |
have doubt, owing Its location and advantages. it
viii be ready sale. IANDY X. JONES
n. B.-l omitted To mention that there is also new
Tan ARD just ready 10 80 into operation. on the
land L. K j.
Jan. 10 wis
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TAVERN RATES
FsEiEoVEEE9.

fENIlE PROPRIETOR Of the Franklin Hotel, in
Il Lynchburg. being disposed To make his charges al all
times III proportion to The prices Of produce and hires
takes this method Of informing the public that his chaeos
For man and horse per day, is 81 50
For a single person, per week, w
For board, without lodging, for year, 80 90
The Office for all the stages RAINING into this place Is
kept at the bar Of this Hotel. PAUL JONES.
Jan. II WOW
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In CnANCERY.

This day this cause further to be heard. upon
the papers formerly read the report of the Commission
BY former decree of this court, made in this
divide the lands, whereof Elisha Hall died seized
mong his heirs at law, and the report OF tho Cunms-
soner appointed by the decree, sell the slaves
in the bill and proceedings mentioned which report tho
Court approves and confirms. and argued by
sel-upon consideration whereof the doth order
that the defendant William W. Reese, administrator OF
Elisha Hail. deceased, do render account of his ad-
mnisraton the estate of said Elisha Hall, deceased.
before one of the Commissioners of this court who is
directed examine. and settle the said account
well account of the advanccments made by the said
Elisha Hall, deceased in his lifetime to the several
parties 10 this suit, entitled to distribution in said de-
cedons estate, and make report to with any mat
tiers specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
which may required by the parties be stated
and the said Commissioner authorized to examine ha
parties in solemn form on OATH upon nerrogatoes touch
ing the subject matter of said accounts
copy-Tese
RIO. G.. MITCHELL, C. DC.
CoMMIssIo NLR's OFFICE,
LIBERTY, Jan 4, lS43. !
The parties in the above cause will take notice. that
shall al my office, in this town, the hour Of 10 o.
clock. in the morning of Wednesday, the 18th day oil
February next, The directed BY tho
foregoing decree, which time and place, they will at
tend with their accounts Vouchers Witnesses and copies
Of court papers, for examination and settlement.
JNO a WHARTON, Com
Jan. IL Win
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PRACTICE TIE Law.
IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the EasieIn District Of Yirrina

Jan. 5, lS43.
EOilN Crews of the county of Campbell having fill
- ed petition praying that be may be declared a
bankupt II is ordered that all persons claiming to be
the creditors Of the said John Crews show cause IN the
court, on the LIST OF March next, why the said John
Crews he moi declared bankrupt pursuant To the act Ut
Congress in that BEHALF and that copy Of tins order be
published in the newspapers, according 10 the 22d and
2itl rules Of court.
CoPy-Tes,e,
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Jan. s w5w
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I n Bedford County Court, Decembtr 96, l542,
q Thomas Hppenslall and Tab,tha hts vie. William
Barnett and Catharne his wife. Fllsha Han, IT., Janice
X. Shaon and Mary his wife, Nathaoie Morgan and sa
rah his wife, PITTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-02
From n, Richmond Christian .4droenie
RANDDiPII MACON COLLEGE.

The following tab lie exhibits the of those Sta
dents Who assigned To the first grade Of scholar
ship Their rospecls cas,cs, at the semi annual exam
nation, which closed cri the 2lst Of December last.