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Court held for the county OF Campbell the court
house thereof on Tuesday, the 10th day OF june s45
Eliza '. Williams, Plaintiff
against
Ro. Strange Martha ID. Price C. NJ Price, Nathaniel S
Price, John McReynods, James &. McReynolds, o j. Me
Reynolds, John B. Dabney, Richard Tyre, surviving part
ner Of Holcombe * Tyee, Charles l.. Mosby, Ex'or. o
Thomas A. liocombe, decd, NJ Helm, Henry Davis M.
thonel Nenabe and Mary his WIFE, Alexander Austin Sher
if of Campbell and such administrator of John r. m
nngs, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
This cause came on this day to be heard the bill Sc
and appearing to the satisfaction Of the that the
iendan's. Martha A. Price, Charles Price Nathaniel
Price, John McReynolds James &. Me REYNOLDS Robert
McReynolds and Nathaniel Nenabe and Mary his wife are
not inhabitants OF this commonwealth 1t is ordered That
the said Defendants, Martha ID Price Charles NJ Price.
Nathaniel j. Price. John Nc Reynolds, James Mickey
nods Robert J. McReynods. and Nathaniel yenabe and
May ms WIFE, do appear at Campbell Courthouse the 2d
Monday IN August next to answer the bill of the Plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith insert some
newspaper published in the town OF Lynchhurg for I'VE
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door of the
courthouse OF this county on some courdav.
\ Copy-Feste,
" M a. CLEMENT, elk
Jnae II v2m
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E'S1Es Ess.I'Y'.

- THE very desirable Family Residence
esA4..sk, in which now reside heinz situated an
liz Church street. al the junction ot the al
&ss@Ss,.ss Icy leading to {. Poc's Tan Yard, I'M
nednieiy opposite Col Slraoae and Richard Tyree.-
There Is on the lot splendid we'll vt water, and gar
den well set with vegetables all of which will be given
IN the person renting. Possession Given immediately.
aud terms very liberal. Apply 10 Henry nrn,l. Ut 10
W. +. YOUNG.
jane ) INV
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E'O MED gsygIHS

4 SUPPLY Of Hoy Skins. Morocco skins, Web
bin1 BITS Siirrnps Buckles. Busses aud variety
NJ olhrr Goods required by SaddIers just onrucd and fol
sale cheap H. b. \ W. A. RICHARDS.
Sent, p
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Dissolution OF a'o-parsncr>hsp.

tiif co-rafnefsbip hetcoute existing between the
undersigned. under The siYle OF Edmond, Watson
= to Is ihls day dlssolyed hv mutual consent Tho
debts aud ELECTS o The have been purchased 10y
Alt James NJ. Boyd. who Intends 10 carry the hnai
hess hImsef All persons indebted to the firms of Ed.
mnnd, Watson y Co., VIM. II Watson s Co and
bed, Edhond X Co, are requested Ia pay 10 james
VI Boyd alone-aad all the creditors Of sad firms II
apply to him Tor payment.
ROBERT EDMOND,
W II. WATSON,
ISAAC DAVENPORT. II.
Feb II ia
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Ggg.EcVgE Es.gYG.

w hage Just received small lo u the abose bats,
" OF superior quality, which We Will sell very
Low. PARliAM y HOPKINS.
June Is
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CnETINUnpTNM
Feb. II

'lilE undersigned. having purchased of Mcssrs Ed
mond. Watson & Co. then stock Of Goods. will
carry "n The business, nj the old stand himself He will
beepa good assortment of Groceries on hand and sulos
continuance Il the patronage which has been extended
Ia HE old hrm. IA MES NJ. GOND,
Feb u IA
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iiomsr. Ornamental and SIGN
% ~ Y ~ r. VIC.

n DONALD returns his thanks for the liberal
! . encouragement he has received dnrinr his twa
years residence IN lynch5urg and he continues To sa-
leil the patronage Of The community which he will en-
deayor 10 deserve by doing his wark
IN THE BESr STYLE.
and CfEfPER than the same can be done in Lynch,
hufg. Shop Immediately opposite John q. Meem's
Store over the room formerly heahy Payne 4 Gregory
Book Stare. NlMROD DONALD.
April L 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

A ftie' h'ls1 ~ Ia e'er','s . n y ia, -.
re carrt Of Ivy and cha a.r, f,4 ~ e NJ 'i7e
r., at the courthouse thereof tie Il M,n,s Is p
Benjamin J. Campbell pl.4.,
against
John Akers, Motley p. Adams AMI Hanr.le, II,
Hudson Akers, a. IN t'avnes and
In CHANcERY.
ne defendant, John Akers. not having entere51:
80 anu giN'n security according o the act 'Pifar'
violence mar lie Is not an iaAah!tari IF Til factory
on the inohon al The ppintif it ordered taih,
iendani do appear on the 1t Monday in Anse aud Dc
answer The painiifs hill ard hat COW = ~; heA md
hflh"ith published IN tie i,nclhpe Nngnis o'et he
"etR- sarc'ssiseiy and ased the front door II eis1t
ouse q tlEto EntY tHsoaIe count day : ''e count
Copy Testc
June ) ~ A.ss>, Clk.
NSy
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June ~

VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Office q tie
Circuit superior QUIT Of Law aud CLaneefy, ft Ied-
ford county, the ID day oil June, lSi5:
Jubal Payne, Plaintiff
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Nav Is
VIRGIN III:

T Rules held in the clerks office of the circuit sure
rcror court o law md ehanrcre FOR the count, Am
heIs', on Monday the ia day OF hJIn, ls45
james =. Garland, Plaintiffs,
ug0igst
1naaan VI Garland S., ilnd-un NJ Garland, Jr., Rc.y
Ann Garland Ianee Garland and Henry Huntington
seant Of the Corporation ol l.ynohbifg, Defendants
Is CHhNCEGy.
The Defendant Hudson NJ. Garland, r not having cnr
ed his appearance aud given security according The Act
Assembly and the rules of this court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that lie is not iulabtan Of tbs
tn II is ordered that the said defendant "a
appear here on the first Monday in August next and
the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this o-r
be forthwith inserted IN staper printed in iictrn
of iynebns, for two months success ely, and po,el at
the front door OF the cnurtlousa Of rs cuuntv
A Copy cste.
ROBERT IINSLEY clR
May Is w2m
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Nav Is

rules holdsn in the 81 >, Office ri the comfy
o Pair'> at the courthouse thereof the lst Monday
NAV, ISIS:
Niiiitm Martin, Plaintiff
GrriHsi
io,p'S Poinlextcr AMI Georgr Staples, admir- of John
FoindeNer, Defendants.
IN CHANcFRY.
The defendant. Joseph : Padcyter having entered
ms appearance, and given according tothe act ri
assembly and the rules of Ia; court and appearing BY sat
l7aeofy evidence, That Ne is nhahnr Of this ron
monwea tn: Tn The Tie plaintiff ordered hat
the aiddecndant doapycar hre tic 1t Monday in Iny
newt and answer t plan till bill thai copy IF this o'de
be forthwith published in the Itnchburg Niraian, for ch
weeks sueecirely and posted the door olhc col-
house oitais county on some eanrtday
II Copy-trstc.
SAA,'h. G. STAPLES, p.
Nav % wSw
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tlaGiNlA;-N account tca f5r r ford count.
courthouse ON Mofay. lie II Ia da, Of Ma, ~ he
Pleasant ffe,ton and Ihoras l. IcNwirh - -
ana partners rndihg under the firm of Preston &
and John A,hwell, ST., ian,,ttnn"iel,
against
Jacob Williams, John 4 Anthony ard rurwtllr.,
u. eadsn,
In CnAvcERY.
The defendants Jacob William and John Att
nov 'NiG en'efed ihtH appearance and given seer,,
cordhg 10 the act 81 assembly and the ruiz. af NJ; "
ana II appearing hY satisfactory eviaene. that fle, ~
nIahitani@ of tins country: the motion oftle .l,; nay
counsel 1t IS ordered thai the said defendants aa a., "
on the fourth Monday in August next and an.v ,b pce
OF The plaintiffs, and tLa copy this oi, he ,
published in the lynrbarg NirSian far two null IN
rsssiVel", aud posted at the aut door Of the c,,t
this county. Corg-ie-tc. ''''e o.
10. c AifCHEIIc
N2m
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In liAYCERY.

I'll. pecHdanta John Kelly aud Margaret lis Wife 20
bert Harrison aud Naaey III. WIFE James Pasuc Joseph
Pavne and joins Payne not having entered
and given security accordngio the Act Assembly tie
rules OF court, and ii appearing hy satisfactory tydolee
that they ar' not inhabitants OF this commonwealth l. is
ordered that they do appear the Cr flee tie Cir
cut superior Court of Inv and Chanccry, Tor Bedford
county, at rules to bc held therein the first Monday in
September next, md answer the plaintiff bill, ard that
copy his order he inserted in newspaper printed in
the oi Lynrhbwe or two months Successfully. ard
posted at the front door o the court house OF this
on some eourday. 4 Coly-iesfc,
JOS. WILSON. cI'k
June II WIN
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ssssss>S ~ s.AsssSas
For the Fnn,"s river tSnnawhs enn.,
ron S,3LE II rms OFFICE.
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against

Wiilam Webb and I.ne, his wife Iuhal Barton and u.
rluda lis Nc,James Mccormack AID Louisa liz lie John
Kelly and Margaret his wife, Washington He1ardsor and
Jane s wife, Robert Harrison and Nancy LIS wifi Iaies
Payne, Joseph Payne John Payne aud Drajdoel Payne,
ilpr4u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26
against

Icsse \ Brantiiit, u iam Overslee, JAS oyerstreet
George O,ersfee James Cry, Isaac Gpin, Pleasant
Preston administrators IL Thomas Mrhanama decd Unis
Ncstauana dow. I'D " illiam MeMansma and Thomas
NcManans decd the last infants undorile age Of q
yeas, Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26
May ID


VIRGINIA: At Rules ted in the clerks office Of the
circuit superior court cf law aud chanceiY. for tie
county OF \mherst, Monday the 7h day Of April 1915
Cornelius Sale, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas Embark ard Ann F.. his wife, Riclard y.
Eubapk, William H. Garland, Edward l. Cahrll ard IL
liam VI, Waller Samuel Garland John L. Euhank Robert
fnsley, Elias Newman Euhank Charles Richard ubatk,
Nancy H. Davis and illam NJ Davis her husbs 3D. and
Josiah F.. Euhank, Defendants.
In CHANCFRY.
The Defendants, Rchatd \ Embark, William II. Gar
land, Edward ~ Cabell and Elias Newman Euhank not
having their appearance and given security accord
to the act OF assembly and the rules q his and
pcaungby satsactory evidence that lhef nha 7i
o this Commonwealth: II : ordered that the said ncirt
ants do appear here the Annda, IN August
answer the bill oihe plaintiff md TINT cop, Of this euler
he FORTHWITH inserted III seme newspaper, published intts
town 81 lynchbulg fortwo months success,cy and posted
al the front duoi Of the court house OF tins county.
Copy-Teste,
ROBERT TINSLEY,C.
Nav 15 WIN
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The Defendants, Jesse \. gramhliu, William Over
street James oYefircet George otestrCet, and mis- NJ
Mariana, not having entered their appearance end given
Guilty aera'dng Il size act 81 ASSEMBLY, and The rules this
cot and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants Of ths eah; Il odt re,l HAT
they do appear tie Clicks Office Of the Circuit Snprrier
Cour II Lam aud ttaaeey, for Hedeid, ruiz, i'll,
therein, the fst Monday il Scftet ard nsser
the plaintiff Ii; aud lhata ccpf this ofdff be
in ar Published in Il tann of 1,neltue er
two months sueess aud POSTED 1t the front door Il The
courthouse Of tbs eourty- n .gne enlftday.
Snpy-Tcste,
JOS. WIL:ON elk.
June IL w2m
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Jacob Williams, John 4. Anthony ard rmw.,Ir..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
,.17c. : Tur RAINIER DISTRICT

4
NJ. M,nroe District nuts in her claims ana
very strong they are. The tincas'ie i'''no''''
says: = ia
uOnrs is certainly the Banner D'str'd o. .he
State In The last House OF Delegates !h1 VIE
had sin of the eleren members from ihis DiS.Iic',
bnt now we have ten and the Wings one VIZ
Col. Callison Of GIeehotier' anu ~
the Democratic vote"
The same paper announces the official MAORI
" of General Chapman for Congress as i'os''
The Democrat also sets forth, as follows us
preference for Governor Mcdowell as Uhieo
States Senator
aUN,TEp STATES SENAToR.-ln the valley o,al
OF the Sth instant, friend Letcher expresses nis
preference for William Smith, for Inc ABOVE "
lice, that is, if the Senator is TO come Iioli 'ee
East.-if from the West, he goes Tor Juuse l.. ..
Pennybacker and has called upon his "olelhieh
10 speak oul" on the subject. In reply, we Des
leave 10 say, tina, while we concur WIN .ie Llu"o,
ofthe Star in what he has said OF Mr.. oliiih Sna
Judge Pennybacker, We prefer eoveihol W.
Dowell, and we shall This week place ms nau'e a.
our mast head, there 10 remain until inc 'iia..s.
is decided next Winter We do hope that every
man in Western Virginia will 60 Tor Governor
McD., because the West has not had senator
for great number Of years, and she IS now Gu.
titled 10 one And where, we ask, can 1ove'hol
McDowelrs superior be found2 Neither IN 'ne
East or the West. He has none in the Slate, anu
is we'll qualified 10 dignity and adorn the Office. re-
His sterling Republicanism no man can doubt ID
who knows how long he has bauled against me
Federal cohorts OF his native county, Rockoridee
We repeat, tina, his claims as Western man are
pre-eminenl and nc knom that he will Teiiccl ere
dit upon the Old Dominion in his administrator
of the duties OF any office that she may lhihh pro-
per 10 confer on him."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
MARRIAGES.

Married, in the city Of Boston, on the 18th inst,
by the Rev. r. C. Waters!on, THOMAS A. RusT,
Esq., of this city, TO Miss PHOEBE CUTLER CHAM
BgRLAINE, OF the former place.
Married, on the 10Th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Woodbridge, Or. JAMES B. McCAw, OF Powha-
ian, TO Miss DELLA Ann, daughter OF Dr.. VIM.
A. Palleson Of this city.
Married, by Rev. Samuel D. Stuart on the Both
April, Mr.. VIM H. CARY, to Miss ELIZABETH L.
WoMAcK.
Married, by the same on the 9Th instant, Mr..
JAS. A. BELL, 10 Miss SARAH E. CUNNINGHAM, all
OF Prince Edward.
Married, in Meckenburg county, N. c., on
Wednesday evening, the 10th April BY the Rev.
r. H. Morrison, D. d., the Rev. Fl. b. CUNNING
nam, 10 Miss DAvEY ADELAIDE WiNsBoRouGli,
eldest daughter of The late M. w. Alexander,
nj. ID.
On Thursday evening, the 18th instant BY The
Rev. Mir. Wheeler, Mr. JACOB STARRY, TO Miss
DRusrLLA LAuRETTo L. GIBBS, daughter of the
late Charles Gibbs, Esq, all of Charlestown, JEFF
ferson county, Virginia.
AT Fruit Hill, near Chillicothe, Ohio, on Mon
day evening, the 18th instant, by the Rev JAMES
B. Barron, the Hon. WILLIAM ALLEN, of The
United States Senate, TO Mrs ErFlE MACARTHUR
CooNgs, daughter OF the late Governor Near
THUR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
STRANGE CONFLICT OF LANGUAGE.

STRANGE CONFLICT Of LaNooho
The Stanton Spectator, alludins 10 the melah'
choIy fact, that only one Wing is elected 10 Con-
gress from Virginia, says:
"Thus is the Gerrymander, imposed upon us py
our opponents, for the first time successful
When the present arrangement Of The districts
was made, il was designed by the Locos that the
Wings should have but single member-no'
that they were disposed 10 do US even SO much US
tice, but because they could not prevent u. hu-
eusa and Loudoun could not both be managed
One or the other, il was found, must carry mem
ber-and so the preference was sivent Inc lalel,
It's success now, however, is evidently OWING 70
the apathy OF the Wings more than wan, ..
strength. Several of The districts have oeeh ios'
by small majorties, and the vote generally mas
been thin one over The State"
Now, as olhis frightlul monster OF Gerrymah-
der" The very reasoning of the Spectator reiutes
The idea OF its existence. That paper states, maj
.'sereral OF the districts have been lost by small
maiorilies," and that the Wing defeat is evident
ly owing 10 the apathy OF the Wings more than
a want of strength" Let the Spectator, then,
turn all lis blows upon its own Wing friends,
who had the strength, but moi The courage, TO win
the battle. They are 10 be blamed, and not the
Democrats, who were guilty OF no Gerrymander,
as is clear from the evidence Of the Spectator il
alf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
The Effects Of a Good Example.

Much as We rejoice at the late victory, IN view
of its importance 10 the honor and welfare OF VIZ
ginia, we look for its still more beneficial eHecls
upon The political condition Of our sister States
There is not one TO whose struggle we turn win
more interest than 10 the Old North Stale, SO long
es,ranged from the Republican cause. Virginia
has led of the column. The following cheering
notes from the Raleigh Standard sound as II
North Carolina meant seriously 10 follow the e1-
ample:
"The rallyng cry is sounded upon the winds nj; IN
earnest. Thanks 10 the Democrats for that They
are rousins the Coons. Let them work also or-
ganzalion, union and energy will carry them IN
triumph through the contest The Wing party IS
falling 10 pieces In Virginia has Just been scat
tered 10 The four winds, and The mother OF States is
now looking with words OF encouragement and
hope to North Carolina. Her eye is upon the
Ninth District, for M0t is nearest 10 her boders
Shall she be disappointed? Shall North Carroll
ma, after having refused 10 vote jar her oun son.
pursue The suicidal and unpalriolic policy Of oP-
posing his Administration Z"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.

Should the following be true, there is no doubt
that the proposition will come too late. The en-
,husiasm and union OF the people of Texas are
loo decided in favor Of annexation 10 the United
States, TO allow them for one moment 10 listen to
the rendered bribe. News from the South will be
looked for with intense interest:
LATE FROM MExrco.-We learn, says the New
York Journal Of Commerce, from Captain Baker
Of the bark Falmouth which left Matanzas May
9th, that the English mail steamer from Vera Cruz
arrived at Havana 7lh instant, with dispatches
from Mr.. Crawford, the British Consul, advising
HIM that the boundary line OF Texas had been
defined and settled, and her independence guaran-
tied by Convention between England, France
and Mexico. Accounts by the same arrival,
state that Santa Anna has been reduced,o the al
tentative Of ten years banishment or trial for
maladministration.
The above intelligence must have left Vera
Cruz on the 2nd or Sd instant which is ten day.
later than our previous advices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23

We can assure The Alexandria Gazette, that
we are disposed 10 do full justice TO MIR. Clay.
Had he remained true 10 the principles which
he advocated at the time Of the Missouri Com
promise, he might have reaped The rich rewards
of a consistent political life. As soon as be
abandoned, however, his early faith, and sought
after anew gods" in the shape Of loose and ex-
travagant constructions Of the Constitution, the
people withheld their confidence, and, after many
trials, doomed him 10 retirement. Whether it
will be final retreat from The cares and troubles
of public life, we shall not undertake 10 predict
the issue is in the hands of the people
But, we can say, with clear conscience, that
thus far the nation has acted with reclitude and
independence, in smo,hering the ambition OF
Henry Clay, above all praise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-23
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

With a good many ladies and gentlemen,
ayaied myself OF an invitation, kindly extended 10
the public, 10 attend debate ofihe Columbian
Society OF this College, on Friday nightlast. do
not know when have been more highly grail
fled, than was upon that occasion. This lnsli-
tuition has been sorely afflicted in The last month
or 80, with Scarlet Fever "a disease which pre-
yades all places, and at all seasons,D but Health
has again resumed her sway and the College is
in dourshing condition. Ii is really gratifying,
that an Institution of SO much merit, should cx-
hibit such evident signs OF prosperity. should
Judge it to be deserving great encouragement
from the public generally, for, as a classical
school, il ranks deseIvedly high.
The orator selected TO address the Society, was
Mr.. Robert Payne Waring, Of King Wi liam,
young man of very progressing appearance
with fine eve, and an intellectual cast oi coun-
enance and as learn, a near blood relation OF
the lamented Spencer Roane. The subject was
the AYE in which we live, which ne handled IN
most satisfactory manner, evidently evlnclng
mind quick, comprehensive and philosophical =
should think, his morning promises brilliant
and distinguished evening
The comparative results OF The French Revo-
luton were discussed very satisfactorily by tour
other Young gentlemen in the regular order Oh
deba:e-Messrs Cabaniss Locket, Weaver and
Owens-each acquitted himself with credit, and
had Ilime, il would give me great pleasure, 10
specify particularly the admirable manner, in
which these gentlemen conducted the debate.
NAV. is45 A VISITOR.
The Wing, respectfully requested 10 copy.