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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
Sept 20

A I ccnit superb; tol3 IL law and chancery. con-
IA tnued by ad oufnnen aad held tor The county ii
Amherst, at the court house, On Saturday, The ia
day Of April, 1888
Nancy y Eds josiah r. Ellis, and Charles Lew>
is Ellis, the two last Of wIom infants, under The
age OF wenly-ue years, and VINO sue BY john ID. laws
her guardian aud next friend. Pi4intHs,
against
Richard s. Ellis and Thomas n Eubank, adminsira-
tots Of John Ellis, decd, and William Ands,ead,
their Surviving security. and the sad ihouas N Eu-
bank, administrator Of Ill Carter, decd,
Nancy n Ellis. widow aud fect Of john Fills. decd.
and John ID. DAVIS, guardian oi Josiah X Ellis aud
Charles l.. Eiils, PIalnuf5,
Richard 5. Ellis, ID, attendant.
In CHANCERg
The court doth order thai the defendant, Richard ).
Ellis as the surviving partner oi John and Richard ;.
Eis do render before OF The Commissioners vi this
court OF the partnership transactions Of the
SAID John and Richard :. Ellis, account ui lis Trans
actions as the surviving partner OF the said hh since the
death Of the said john AN account Of his administration
Of he estate 0i his lutttar the SAID John Ellis dee d.
and account II has receipts of The rehts aud prs o
the real estate OF The said ulestae, which the
said Commissioner is directed To examine state aud set
tle and make report thereof to the couri. with any mat
ters specially stated deemed Pertinent by himself or
CURED by the parties 10 be stated And in order It
enable the commissioner 10 state the partnership ac
cauns the court doth order that the defendant produce
before him all books papers and other Documents be
longing 10 the said eopatluery. And the said Commits
sionpr Is authorized 10 examine the parties in solemn
form upon inter- gatorles oacln. The subject matter u
the said scc0unts
aud
Al citeuit superior court of law and chanro
RI, continued by adournm,nt aud held for The county
Amherst, al the cour house, Saturday, the 3lst day
OF August, 1874
For satisfactory appearing 10 the conrt, the
order made herein The 3d day oi Apr 1919, appolut
ing Charles Chaplin Special Commissioner to rNecut
the order OF account made IN these causes, aside
and the court doth refer The said accounts 10 Cunm.s
sloner Brown.
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William a. Mary College.

yRNiE Lectures this Institution Ill cuunelco on
n the "a Monday in October.
Course oftte Degree Of a b.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Bellies Letire,. Logic. Ethics aad History-Th. r.
Dew, President and Professor.
National Lau-Beyery Tucker, Professor
Mathematics Robert Saunders, Professor
Chemi,rg-John Wilmington, Professor.
SrEIoR YEAR.
Political Economy aud Metaphysics. Thomas r.
Dew, Professor.
.Natmai Phiiosopty-John Maling,on. Professor.
.Hdthemdltcs-itobert Saunders, Professor.
INDEPENDENT CLASSES.
Lnc-B Tucker Professor
Preparatory Mathematics Robert Saunders. Profess
sor.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT..
Ancient Languayes-Charles Nirnigerodc, Profess
sor.
Ia enter the Junior Latin Glass, the stu dent mus, be
prepared to read Sallusl and Nsil and 1r admission
llo the Junior Greeek Class he must be prepared to
read Aenophon.
Erpeases ETA Regular Student
JuNIoR YEAR.
Fees to three Professors 70 esch Acc
Half Zee (natlonal law IC
Matr,culallun lee
Board, including lights, fuel aud washing I3C
$50;
SENIOR YEAR.
Fees 10 three Professors
Aarlcnlaon lee e
Board, SC, as before, l3(
sl9-
lNDEpESnrsr CLAssEs
Junior Latin "a
Senior do. "
Junior Greek 81
Sector do. o0
Preparatory Mathematics 90
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Copies -Teste.
ROBER L TlNSLEY. Clerk

KU3F4Kl 1TNSLG1 JIerk.
CoMMssIoNER's OFFICE, !
Amherst CT House. sept. 9th. 1874.
The parties interested IN the torg ing orders. vii
take notice that have appointed the Sis day Of Oetp
Der next, 10 commence therein mentioned
whch day, 10 ocIcl in the morning, they are re-
qnesled To attend AT my office. Hh Their bucks, ac
counts vouchers, and copies OF cour pap rsrepared 10,
examination and settlement.
Ro. VI. BROWN Com'r
Sept % Win
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T. 4 y N.
% BARRELS No. IIcrtings,
. do Family Rue do.
do. NJ. | Msckerel
do. SPOTS,
500 los. Goldfish, For sale low low BY
KEEU EMMERSUN.
June3 :,
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A i a circuit superior court OF law and chancpry,
N continued by adjournment md held fr the county
OF Amherst. al the house, Saturday, The 3
day OF August 1914:
John Dudley Davis, administrator de bons non
George NorrlSs, Jf, Plaintiff,
Charles L. Davis IN his umn night aud as administrator
Of Tie estate ct Thomas Morrlss, drc'd. also oi !cnfy
). MorfIss, died. and William d. Mouss deed.
William .,rmsieud Nancy DAVIS, Edmund Penn.
Sheriff Of Amherst county, and sac administrator OF
Betsry f.. Morrss, deed, who was admnsraflx OF
George Morriss decd George Bnrks, Martn \. Daw-
SON, deed, Edmund Penn, Shefn III Amherst county
and such administrator ol Rachel Bufks decd. aud
OF Peggy DIN son, nrcd, aud Ihumas MnrrlsS, George
Morriss, Nathaniel M,ulSs, Maurice Moulss aud vi
liam Duncan M9rriss the children OF Maurice MorFi,s.
decd, Eldrcd W. hlorriss. Beverly T. Alorriss ana
John NJ Parks aud Susan NJ. his vie, and Mary Jane
Norris and George L. M1Iriss. infants under the ace of
twenty one years. by Edred w. MIrriss Their auardl
an, specially assigned TO defend them in is suit,
Defendants.
Is CnAScERY
This cause came On THIS day 10 be heard upon the M
pers formerly read the amended bills answers thereto
and epcatluns, ana the report OF Commissioner Brown
made pnFsuau, the order Of the first day Of September
loi3, and was argued BY counsel. Ga consideration
thereof the co"r doth order that the repor - The Com
missioner be fecjmmted, and tina, me Pain,iT ronaar
oeinFe commissioner Brown account of his adninis>
iration OF the estate of his nesate and tina, EInnd
Penn Sheriff Of Amherst county and as such adminis
traitor o }etsey f.. Marrlss, deed. who was admins
irairN OF George Morrss, decd, do render before The
same Commissioner account of her administrator Of
the estate OF the said George M0rrss decd which ac
counts the said Commissioner is directed to examine
state and settle, and make report thereof 10 the conr
with any matters specially stated deemed pert,ncn, nv
himself or required by the parties 10 be So stated
A Cony-Tpsio
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REED & EMERSON.

FSE.HIEp d I'M vi EESNDV,
1 RE offering lor sale at the very lowest market
~ prices:
- bogs Godce. Rio lagun, Java. &C..
Is hhls. y. orleaus, + Rico 4 ST. Croix Sugar,
10 boxes Laat Sugar (lssorted,)
GaapNder, Young liysuu. Imperial and Black
Tea,
Sperm aud faluw CaajIes. Soap. Spices, Buckets.
Booms, olive Oh, Lamp Oh, Port. Madeira,
Saetry. Malaga aud Claret Wines. with All
other articles in our line.
June : ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

RCRNEl'S History Of the Reformation,
~ Dwight's Theology,
siare's Sermons.
hlpP's double witness Of the Church,
Atehblshnp's Leightpns works,
t'.ahnet's Sermons.
" sin on Confirmation,
Dehon On do.
bede on d..
Hopkins ON the British Reformation,
l.athfnp's Lectures 10 lonne aen,
ne Clefsymao's Companion, by Bishop Hobart,
Watson 90 the Prayer Book
" hat Is The Church Of CHRISTI
bads Bl,sscms and Frnlt at the Church,
8uoyan's Pilgrims Progress; a splendid edition.
annals of The Persecution ~ scotland,
Puseyite Epis1atacy.
i.rievTe's Modern Architecture,
Httlam'n's Builders Guide.
hendalis Sen,a Fe Expedition,
Dem2e'aey IN America, Sc. s.. &C.
PAYNE, GREGORY 6 Co.
JUly is 10
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August 81

XTiRGiNiN-N Rhle- held in the Clerks oil e Of The
circuit superior court III law md ehsncr'y Tor Franklin
county The ION day of August. 1917
iirir, 7. cansu, and Owen Price, administrators with
the will annexed OF Peter Garaat, dee d., PlantiI.
ardiis.
John r. Gu rrant, Peter ,uerrani, Jane Young james
). Cauwa> Peer a. Galloway, ruzcw-ll TaIiu-ru aud
Nmnnl, hi. vile, Edmund ue and Murv Jane hs wits.
Lucy taawa> susan tullaan,, Maiinlu Galway, PETE.
Il Price, Martini ttrynold, Saiah Ga Stephen tiu.r.
run nni Charles D. t'3n1li|, administering oi William
Unng, dee d., Defendants
The defendant, Jam Young. no, having entered her sp-
p,nrnnre and serurit, according To the ,c Assem-
bly, an the Rniss oi thus roari and appearing by sa,s
tory eN'en.r ha sAa Il not resident o. this State Oa the
motion o the PspIs by counsel, Ii ~ ordered that lbs
said defendant, Jane fong. dnarp'nr ~ kncs In be hold
IN the said ti,rs office tlr first Non,a, in Naytm
ben Al, and answer the plaintiffs hill. aud That copy Of
this "rdrr be- onhwth publ he'd IN n,wsn printed
in the town of ncbhrt Tor Two months -ueecssi,el, and
posted tn front door nj the hoLsc of lis county
no. A. scorr, DC.
August 90 ~2n
yriR3ININ:-a Il,s held in The CLERKS Of.e of N,
C5ntv 90 m Of Frm(iin, 'hr o,hdF Of lasu-, 1919
Sa4 Dvcr>, Jordan Robertson and Elizabeth In. ~if-
Rieh,fI X ,lerl and sally 1 @e, aud John D.. Boot,
and faaLleas {. :. Fersu on, Plaintiffs,
against
EIiz beth Divers, widow nf Francis Divers, deed. Sol
PAISLEY, administrator Francis Dn,rs decd, Mar,
Divers my Gee, anI J"a we, Name, Diver, wdo~
81 Bailey DiTer decd, and Jane line's, john Dyc, Ev
nno Divers and Christopher Dives, lnian, ,i.iIir'n Of
Francis Divers, decd, Defendants
IL CuAScEGy.
The OendInts 'lohrt Greer and Julia his wife md Nan
cy Divers wieiow of Ball, Ditc,s dee ), having enter.
ed their appearance and given securv onins
OF Assrmbl, aud the hucs oil ti Cont, md aenrngky
satisfactory cvlr &c iilt the, are NOT n,isn. si this
Stnie GA uptia, of h Panlils by counsel II orer.d
thai The sai 'f infants do appear he the fri Monday
in Novrnl and answer The Plaintiffs lii and that's
cos of is nrdr Inth"lh published IN tic iynchbng
Nireiunn, lot months srr,c,s,vly mud posird
foni door ui the courthouse otthis cunnlY.
s''' Ro i SCOTT. Pc,
August &c ram
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nc TTVU u UUtId, HtTe TUl d0Wn at 9ToV, Is Thai
paid to the College Steward. who in consideration Of
certain privileges. binds himself TO the Faculty TO take
all students who apply at that price, 1hose BOARDING
with him lodge in College.
The price of board. including washing, lights and ia
e. al othef boarding houses IN town, exceed 50
lh,s has oeen established by general understanding
with the College authorities,
Genemen wishing 10 prepare for medical graduation
at any Institution can Aaa The necessary preparation
from Professor Mlinstun, who gives private Course
OF Medical Instruction. Fec $50.
There is also second aud private Of Law by
the Poiessor-fre so.
For further Information, see catalogues.
Sept. Is wt20O
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Cash for Wheat,

4 WILL give the highest Market price for Wheat
Farmers are respectfully nvlied to call ON , at m,
Store, ofsciI'ng OF engaging their crops
Ed. BURTON
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family medicine it is uneqnall d. and is all pove,f
in removing bilious ahd other complaints arising lrr,
the deran5 ment o the alimenary ducts and in pUri,a
the blood 1t is certain the the delicate com
paints incident TO females grateful to the tas,e aromatic 10
the smell, and and AT the gentle in lis open,
ten yet so ecacous, that temalt ought to lie without M
boon, left thembv its BILE nhs
ofer they have been Introduced, through the length and
breadth OF this WILDLY extended country have uniformly and
nyaraby received the approval OF the public voice
As many of the above enumerated diseases i'm.
pecepiby and become far advanced in their progress be-
or II suspected that they in the system should
expect III sac cases 10 be at relieved entirely bu'
should continue the Of the pills for considerable Length
Of time Full dire tions accompany each box for the
OF the pills in all those complaints for which they recon
racndel
81 Peters Pills for sale, wholesale aud retail, at
York pries, by all the Druggists Richmond, Petersburg
aud Norfolk.
For sale by DAVID II. LYMAN,
JOHN II sEAY,
Lynehburg, Va
And enqny will be found in every town and village
in the State
Dee % wi2m
crsuit superior court ri law and c,nsry, for Franklin
coanty. IA tie inh day of August, 1874:
Peer Il. Price, PlintG,
John r. Guefrant Peter Gncrron', Jane Young, James,
Calamuv Peter II. Galloway. Tazewe Faiinieiro and
mania hi. wr Edmund Fate aud Mary Jane his wifi" .lury
Caaw y, Sasaa GATEWAY, Mamia Galloway, Mnila Rev
nolds, Safah Gaerrant and stephen inenahl, Dtfts.
IL CnANcEaY.
The l,,nlani. Jana Young having her appearance
aud gwen ,aeeorlna 10 ,r Aei ot Assembly the
Rules Of TIN, CONT aud il appearing h. satisfactory ~,
Hce, that she rot rslln oi'hls State: On the moiloa
al The fii9t nhs tnSe i ORDERED that she d APPEAR
d Rub, hu lea il the ni Clerks Office, he first
Manins - November neat and answer the Plainh .Li;
nna thai cop, ri Ibis u der be trlu th published in som.
rtspaprr rm, in tn VI, hhurs for III, nhs
-rressrr, AM ro-icdn tie foot door OF The hoa.s
Of this county.
A Copy-ie4te,
RO. A. SCOTT DC.
August 20 WIN
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TO COs.S'Zse n .VEHG EE.g.vTS.
tE'llE subscribers now receiving very large
stock OF Hardware, Cutlery &c. and earnestly So
lici call from Merchants visiting market, they
are determined 10 sell good bargains.
IL. b. X W. A. RICHARDS
Sept 10 is
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VTiRGiNiN-N Rhle- held in the Clerks OFF e Of The
circuit superior court ri law ind ehsnc-,y Tor Franklin
county, on The ION dry Of August, 1871:
iIrlr, +. Galloway and Owen iics, administrators Wit,
the " Ill xed Of Peter q a'rnat, dee d. Paintl.
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y1iR I'M E-h lies held in the Ciera's Oiire ofths
Cl,Hv "a OF frnSiin 'hr oh ds of asust 1874:
Sila4 Divers, jordan Robertson aud Elizabeth his wif-
Rrhtf K icr ani oly la, w.ie, aud John u. Booth
anl fhadIeas {. :. F,rsu on, Plaintiffs
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-09
H e

seban rrr tcr 8tsGbaft Grania" lei Gcaenbctt elmer
fTentlidben Seier, ain 1"Se 6ermanus, 1874,
8. s. 81 tbna9tl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-17
Por the Arkansas Intelligenccr
THE FAYETTEVILLE SPY.-NO. l.

Messrs. Edifors.-Public men are public pro.
right to investigate their conduct with the closes,
scrutiny. The present is crisis which will par.
ticularIy justify such inquiries; and though the
Spy" intends to wrong no one--has no selfish
motives to gratifying feelings after fame, nor
spleen to vent on any man, yet he proposes to no.
tice with some cegree Of care some Of the leading
public men of this part of the State, and animad.
vert on their public acts, and attitudes in civil as
well as political life.
Darm Walker, Esq. is now fairly before the
yeomanry of@Arkansas for Congress, station
which that little, pert, clever, lawyer looking fell
low has long been thinking of. He came to this
place some IL or Ii years ago, mere bow. with.
out wealth. influence, or friends, and by his own
unaided efforts, and untiring devotion to the du.
ties of his profession, he has acquired fortune,
which. without any other appendages, will ever
secure to man friends and influence! There
are many noble traits about our Dary, especially
when he is n candidate. He is much more cour-
teous when he is about to ask the people for their
sutfrages, than at other times he now can trim
across our public square to greet fellow with
coon-skin cap on his head, and load of peltres
on his back, and whose hard hand he would never
have taken under other circumstances. ...
Uncle BENZ sometimes debating with the Camp.
bellltes sometimes scratching his pate, and devils.
ing means to secure his reelection next fall. and
sometimes acting as Secretary at our Wing meet
ings! -
Our young Italian Barrister manag es more suits
than any other lawyer in Fayetteville for, he
sits as judicial umpire; again he leads
some alien friend into all the hidden mysteries
of naturalization; or cuts the Gordian knot that
holds some broken hearted Eve to her cour,Iv
Knight of the bottle; and, anon, he sits with
goose in hand, on the bench, and projects a sui,
in the best bon ton.
Scott has more to do with cases than anv other
lawyer, perhaps in Arkansas ; in fact, he is in
cases all the time. The last intelligence the spv,,
has had from him. intimates that he has run M ~.
TALLY wild in Missouri about cases but as mis-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-17

Agents for the Arkansas Intelligencer.
= A. Harris, and NJ. Duval, Fort Gibson.
J. Spears and L. DeLano, Park Hill, c. Nation
{. Perkins, Creek Agency. .
l.. Evans, Evansville.
Pos, Master, Fayetteville.
Post Master, Boonsborough.
Rev f Jones, Oh. P. o. Cherokee Nation.
Post Master, Kedron.
PIP. Pitchlynn, Eagletown Choctaw Nation.
Charles Johnson, Fort Washita.
Sloan Love, Chickasaw District.
r. NJ. Jones, Boggy Depot. -..... FEE
C. G. Gooding, For, Towson.
d. Folsom, and John Penn, louisville.
E. S. Look, GAINESVILLE, Texas.
VIM. Riddle and ]. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
General w. Duval,. Natural Dam.
John Il. Strong, Morrison's Bluffs.
W II & M Mayors, Fort Smith.
Gen. Samuel Adams, GAINESVILLE.
J. j. Walker, Esq, Ozark.
d. w. Colkett, Dover.
J. w. Sterling, and Post Master, Little Rock.
Post Master, Pleasant Hill.
Walton & Sheafe, New Orleans.
VIM. Wilson, Spencer Academy.
Post Master, Bentonyille. ..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-17

"Popery" as much as he pleasos, and neither "W.
NJ" or myself will modest him, if he will let the
6 Far West Seminary" alone. If he assaii that
Seminary we shall rcpel the assault.
1t is true, gentlemen, that Roman Catholics arc
protected in the enjoyment of their religious pri.
vieges as truly, and to as great an extent W.
N. is in the enjoyment Of his own. So are the
Deist, the Atheist, the Mormon, and the Nothing
arian, and this is right. Every should be left,
in all matters of religion, free and unshacked to
the deductions of his reason, and the dictates
~ own conscience, responsible only TO God.
'''"a" so'>rnments have no right to bind the
conscience OF 10 rrescribe matters of faith or
modes Of worship. fa-,ap assoil the govern.
ment o! his country under tho Pr, IF constance
iowa rds GOD, then indeed, the Govern...n, ~, -
and ought to interfere.
The gentlemen engaged to build up the "Far
West Seminary have no desire to promulgc or
prescribe "any doctrine of intolerance" They
have nevor thought for moment Of controlling
any one in his religious opinions or practices--
Nor did w. N. have any such design. know
not who w. N. is, but | venture to say he has nc
desire to control the religious opinions of any one,
in any other way than by fair and logical discus
sion. He may lament what he considers the or.
rors Of others, but dare say he would not cur.
tail any ones religious freedom. You accuse him
OF libel upon "a large and respectable portion
OF christians and native American republicans -
| think you mistake. Your accusation is libel.
fous. w. N. has not said one word against Ro.
man Catholics as individuals. His chagres are
against the " Romish sys,om"-aganst Papis,s
and Popery. He uses, in place, the word
Catholics, but the connection shows plainly that
II is the "Romish system,' which he has in view.
There may be, as you say, "a large and respcc:a.
BILE portion of christians who are also :. native
American republicans,'' in the Roman Catholic
communion. These persons may be ready to on.
tend for the distinctive principles Of civil and
| religious liberty upon which our republican ns,i-
tullons are founded" Such persons are not Pa
plsts, or advocates of Popery. If there are any
such Catholics, and if they disposed to unite
with us in the 'Far West Seminary" making the
"Bblo the standard Of morals and religion |, for
one, will most cordially give them the right hand
Of fellowship. presume W. N. will do the same
Wherein think them in error, | will try to con.
vince them, and | will let them do the same with
me. They have my full consent to think freely
and to interpret the scriptures according to the
best of their knowledge and judgment. claim
! the right to do the same, and, thank GOD, there
is no power, in our happy country, to SAY me
nay" But gentlemen, have no sympathy with
PoPery. PaPsts openly avow (see their own pub
llcatons) their desire and intention to overthrow
our republican institutions. They allow no one
freedom Of thought, Or of conscience. They re-
qure all to submit their judgment to their own
self-styled infallibiity. WESTON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-17

The Rirer is low and falling, but small boats
can run up as high as Fort Smith. The Trident
passed down to New Orleans on last Sunday
The Rolla arrived at this port from Fort Gibson
on Thursday and will return some time to-day
The Export arrived from the Mouth of the River
On Ihursdny and passed up to Fort Smith on Fri.
day.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-17

The Cumberland Road.-As this road was in.
tended for National purposes, for affordng faciIi-
ties TO em'grarts to move to the public lands, and
that all the States should participate in its benefits,
have we not a right to expec. its continuation
through Missouri and Arkansas TO Red River,