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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
Iron. he .N,,e Orlfaf, Bee. .Norch 10.

a Man Killed BY an Elephant We l,arn by ren-
tleman "ho came passenger last evening the steamer
Princess, from Baton Rouge that largo male elephant
Of Messrs. Hopkins & Co.'S ncnagere. Saturday
morning, killed the person who had been fr some cneh
OF time employed 10 take charge Of H. Il appears that
the two elephants and camel had been sent IN advance
OF the other animals, route ur Clinton lie female Il
sphant and The camel chained together Nhen about
kur miles # IN Baton Rouge. the male elephant refused
10 crnss small bridges the keeper " ho was on 8et
procured horse (une hch The elephant was not aceus>
tuned no for HE purpose uf driving over and in ut
tempting TO mount, the horse slycd and threw The nan
IN the rad. The elephant Immediately rushed upan
him. caught him upon his igsas, and threw hin ffiy
or nifty feet In The air. which repeated great mum.
Der OF times, The iusks frequently passing fnurh his
body. II then carried the body from The rad towards
the woods, tossing 1t IN The ut intervals until il tell
bsi"een two fallen fees. Which saved il lum further
violence. Tie Infatuated animal then returned 10 he
r,ad where the irmse tl,phau, and camrl had leep
chained 10 tree by annhef keeper, AMI tasltd sran
them his tnsks passing through the camel knock nu
down the female and breaking The chain in iwn The
enaged animal lhcn made of towards the wors curry
ing he camel by its trunk. ard hroN nc IL AT intervals
IN the ar with IFS tusks Tie dhor pniion If the cara
van nov Coming To the bridge, The elephant returned and
inside demonstrations Of an attack upon It, when fire
arms were brought into oqnison number If shuts
were med ufon II. bel wiihgui shy effect Nord WIS
iho Sent TO The L. = garrison uud sune thirty r EftY
oi lie soldiers were sent 10 despatch II with their mus.
hes, Inc helghhofs nlso turned uui with their uns
and sho. guns, ard fifty sixty shots were fired
INTO OF Ta'ler uron hun, for the halls wee frequently
laliened up upnn striking. aud Tell 10 the ground Al
length II was determined upun send 10 ihe garrison
aeid piece 10 drsraioh him nhen oue Of the Keepers
procuring spear, mounted Nurse and succeeded in
wounding tie elephant until he caused 10 scream with
pam and finally To weld suhlfetun when II as div.
enuh win tie balance Of The animals. This the same
animal which killed ot ia keepers sumc Iwn ar ibrre
years ago al Aalets. opposite ihls city, and WAS only
stayed from further mischief after fourteen shots had
been hIed into Il.
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aeoPy 81 hl' "eF be forthwith publ he'd in the L,ucbuys
Yifgnan for two months successfully and posted at The
front door Ci tie courthouse OF Tins county Tn sen, ,,
day.
s.iM'L G. sTapLFs. u c.
= rules holden in the Clerk. OH c oft, CONT, COM,
a of Patrick Monday the 81 day OF Febrl7ry Is45
oro;,st i'An"H'
Edward Taaaas, washington Thomas. Polly ybom,.
a n@'s 5 1e* G .,9 s Rs f4o%'s39d toso
o. asd one Of he i b p.' Of g s .a \ p"a
i.,lrr,>q i,hn r. - ,,
b5rah H5r.ayys. der. fmcri, 6il =,
tba sister of aid Atri,inc B. fboo,. GnI
Kcliiqf, an mint Son, # 4b.il x 49, & Io,n
r ,i - l,,al n,,, Ei,, - a'' a..
and \aon.fine Kc}li,r, Ibre, i,,r,., ,i!', = " E1
Ham. id an5ibe 61sl,ter Of ala D5g r., ,a.
.nstipe n AL, i1iana Nd H. l.,.,l " So, " al
Rarlel Val, #an.y Wad' AL 1I1,7. ~ 5r. rlAl-.,f
james Ysjc AID Nancy his vllc. decd wlo WIS a.
sister Of Augustine b. Thomas Get,d Dct,rdauts
II CuANcHPY.
Tie lrfn'aafs. jam W Tborlas. robert a Tbas
As aud Au.astine .. THONGS, McI,l Rnror.
Bartholomew Burrows, Ruth Burrows. I,ln BIZ r,,.
Peer Barro,4s. .Io.n W Kallian. Martha G n,
liam, Jaacs Kc}!iam, Augustine kelliam. hn-uia5
wade uiaoa Walr. Dsb,raR ". de, SHY yalr T.
rfe Wads. Nancy Ws1e ard MAJ VIE ,'a ,,5.
eafcrs1 leir area2ee and given e9fs acroldrs '
by maj G' arr net hhaea9' OF M
fsr .si1 d G..1 M 4 a.nq,r ~. , tIc ~ Nr..i,
l'!' nc y, @ 'oo .f"5" Of hfd tta' rcl'a
ian lam Gr , g na ' S IN 'e M Il
- ..,,.t I,.se If i},sa,,,,tr, ' ~ ~ 'e "''' "s
A cnnvLTcstc
sAMI. G, STAPLES. N G.
Febl5 WIN
-, -,
/ fes n1igh "a IN clerks Once OF the EHcm sa'-
, '' ~ 81" law ana henesrI Tor tie comfy Of IA
&c a. "' '' .7'9s' On '''e is' Moha'y IN f'pualf'
- - - ,,,.,.
u" h'sS'' f'a"un'
ifrafgsf
Gcogs l. pena Edmund pcnn Pete, p r,,p 4rm
- ~, s Ii. I'D fsj ~ r.vs
R;rbar5 IT c,,1. an, . VI, !. wiz G,rnc,lr smbil
pen, 1bam,s ! Psn, ia CO, ,;rc his ,,iI Gicprlv
ca,b3rinr penn and '9nn NJ PEW ava ca, Penn IN.
-, L., 81, - ..',,,,1 - ei'' '''' o,'1 and
'lam snn' laant ghdle9 Of Gabriel fcno dset w.
ma' one OF ilr children oil sail Gree"sV'e Penn deeam
Is CHANcFsy
The defendants George L. Pom ra,r,r1 Penn and
Richard H. Scales and Sophia his vile, MT Ia inv tered
the appearance anl oil en- .crur,y .lior IN lie act Of
sflcory evidence that they arc moi lbitts l lbs com.
moavealth; On motion of The rlantia If is ordered thai
the sand dcenia nt do appear here on The 1 NJ nay in n
pril next. and answer The plaintiffs biz and lata
ire inian for two months slrccssi,c and posted the
front door the courthouse of this County ON sol court
day. 4 Copy-Testc,
S.4ML q. Sr.7?L.ES, y {.
Feb. 13 WIN
vrfp,t1i -, at ia
~ f"'es hed IN the clerks one 1 \. u"
l H superior court oi law ana cianeerN' "o h
@ 'i 'le county oil campbell, The 81 day OIL fe''U"''
-, - r,ya
liam T. Tooo. adr with the will annnT a,aT
nam " 'eS "'''sef' deceased, lia'HH'
Joseph Meca,ter Sarah NIcce.er, Robert Ms ;'.
lister, john McCallistcr " lillian McCaIser and William
TX CuAxcERy.
The d'endant, Joseph McCascr, not having e'tfre'
ms , ana s'y'n security acS?r4ns to NE Ieo
a , 'g rue Of t court ana It aPaearrs
- lP- 'i Illtpi'dit u '"''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

VIRGIN ~ IN tie rles Office Of the circuit superior
court law and chapee Tor tie county OF Nelson, in
the month OF February, lSf5:
Lewis Webb, Plaintiff,
against
Samuel B. r. Loving mi lane NJ his wife, " illiam
Loving in his right aud almr Of Stmuel Loving
deceased James NJ Loving, Harriet =. Hanhroa h, Wild
and rect Of Jordan NJ liansbfa1b deceased, robert
6. Loving, John Lovine, Elizabeth Loving, widow and
relief Of Samuel Loving, decca.ed, isabella Loving
and - raylcr infant children OF Sarrh Taylor, who
daughter of said Samuel Loving, deceased, aud sea-
ton H. Loving, Defendants.
In CutNCEpY.
The defendants and --- faylnr. infant children
OF Sarah Ia1or deceased wing their appear
and given security according the act Of assembly
and the rules ofis court, and appearing By ter
evidence that tey MT Inhabitants Of is
wealth: GA motion Of HE Plaintiff, by lis counsel i is
dered that The said defendants do appear here % O. be
held the said clerk office before the jJsl Monday
in May NEXT and the bill Of the plaintiff and la
copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted il the q vuthh
Nfennn, newspaper published tie town Of lneAbure
for months successfully, and another copy the eof
posted at the front door of the courthouse Of THIS county,
some court day Copy-restr,
Much VIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
DOMESTIC GnaEpS.
Trust sale oa' shoes, Roots, Sc,
~ .rucgEgf

.{f .EHcgigR.
EP1 virtue offs deed uttrnst executed to the suhsrr,
, Der nv George &. Williams on the 29h day of No
vemher, 1911, aud duly recorded in the Clerks Office of
the Hastings Court Tor the Corporation Of lynchburg
for certain purposes therein specified will proceed to
sell by way Of public auction. on the LIST dav OF Feb
ruA,s. lSi5, ut the Store house of said Williams Al .
THE STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS.
CAPS, TRi' NkS &c, then remaining on hand nnsold
All persons indt5led 10 q. q. Williams, will please
come forward and settle The same, am directed by
said deed 10 close tbs business rs saen pesshe.
j. II. II REF,
Trustee.
Dee IF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
Feb p

YriRGINfA.-At rules held in the clerks occ o,ic cir
supcrioreonrt of law and eiancery. holden inahd
f. the county of CanpAe the Sd das Of February. u:
Giles Ward and Adene T. his vile, Plaintiffs,
against
Garnet Lee, Pauleu Clark, late sheriff Of Campbell
county, George G. Huticr and laretj his VILE Ferdinand
". Rsqie Richard Perkins, adnr with the VIII annexed
Of lanes ksqne deceased and Janes W. > ard trustee
Tor Adcline T.. Ward Defendants.
The defendant Ferdinand " R=quc, not having entered
his appearance and giycd security arrordng TO the act Of
assembly and the rules of this court ami appearing by sat
saetory evidence thathe IS not inhaban of this conn
manwcaith II is ordered that said defendant appear ere
The s Mondayin May nest TINT being rule dy and an
the bills Of the plaintiff and HAT copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper pointed in the town
Of Lynchbur oiwo months successfully and posted athe
lost door Of the this county on court
JOHN D, alEXaNDrR, el'n.
Feb 27 W2n
yiRGINL1-.2 rules held in the eerl's Office ofae cir
cult superior court flaw and ehancery, holden IN ana
for the county Of campbe the 81 day Of Fe5mary 1l5:
'o"' NJ g. JONES' o,,;,s, ii"''''''
Wiliam Organ, char'e Martini william g. Clatk and
John Iewellm, Defendants.
liz Cn,YcERy
The defendant, John Lewein, not having entered his
pearnncc and given security according To the uasembl
and the rules al this court and appearing by sasa Glory
evidence that he is not nhabitant OF this commonwealth;
II Is ordered that said defendant appear here rules held in
the clerks office of said CONT the first Monday in Nav
nextand the bill of the plaintiff & thai copy Of this
order be foh~ it'll inserted in printed in the
town of ynrhburg for two months and t,d
he front cor offe court house of this county
'''' '''' JOHN D. .HEx.qNnER, el'a,
Feb p WIN
yTlRGiNl3-.h rule. hel1iu the clerks Office Of hc cir
cult superior of a# and ehancery. holden in and
for the cony Of tanple the Sd dly of Febrn,ry 1915:
Joseph MeCallister, Plaintiff,
against
Charles l.. Cobbs, admire William c. NcCnllister, de
ceased. William Cobbs Sarah w, bcf allistcr Robert G.
Nlecaiser, f,hn MeCalli-ier and " am NlcCallister
Gasavus a Rose, Charles Bount, John Helm in LIS own
right and executor Of Jane Holm. deceased. John =
Cotbs: the PRECEDENT Directors and Company If the Bank
Of Virginia. and the President, Directors and Company Of
the Farmers Bdnl OF Virginia, Defendants.
IL CHANCERT.
The defendants Gustavus Il Rpsn. Charles Hl1u and
John r. Cobbs having entered their appearance and
according to the act OF assembly and the rules
Of this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they inhabitants Of this eath; It is ordered
that said defendants do appear here at rules held in the
clerks Office ofsaa court the first Monday in Nav next
and anserhe bill Of the plaintiff and that COPY Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper patod in
the teWnof LyuchbF, for two months saeeeieelg, and
posted The front door ofe court house Of tbs county CT
some courtday.
JOHN ID, .4IEE.4NDFR, ~
Feb 27 YIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

The defendants, George &. Mccall and Robert Hare j.
not having eatcrodt thor appearance md given scur
according L" tie act Of assembly and Tie u If This ro
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that hry are No.
Inhabitants OF this commonwealth; On mation ot tie Iamg
'ordefed that the said defendants do appear i 1t
Hay IN Ipril ncXt and TIE plaintiffs bill ,,Iu
neopyoi Ibis @ef be orthwi publ he'd in the i,uIb
Siginian. for two months succcssive and posted a, II,
front door CT tie courthouse OF tins county n.ome ro
day 'O1's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

.,,ap,, I'd Ma, s. his wife, formerly Mary $ rcrr,
Richard II. Scales 5,r la i wife, formerly Sophia
Penn, Thomas J Penn and catna.r" his wifi, @'rfE
Gatharnr Penn, and Inn NJ Penn and Sar~' Ienn' n
FAINT children Of Greensyilie Penn, decA p!n r.. am
William Penn, infant chdIcn OF Gabriel Penn, 3eed w.
Of t, children said Grcensy lille Penn decd and
benjamin Sgcneer Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

! rules holden ia the Clerks OH eff he Comfy Conn,
"a Of Patrick an Monday, the 81 day Of February is45
Within II. AynS, ra,nnn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

The deferdaits, George l.. Penn. Edmund Penn and
Richard H. Scales and Sophia his wife, not having tered
the appearance and given security according lie act 81
assembly ard the rile Of this court an it appearing by sat
ishcioy evidence that they inhabitants o tins com
moaWeaith; On motion Of the Plaintiff ii is ordered. that
the sand defendants do appear here the lst NJ nday in II
pal next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and hata
copy q" tls order hc forthwith Published in the rnebg
NiElnah fo t"o months succcssiVc,, and posted a. e
lfont do9rof the courthouse of this COUNTY court
day u Copy-Testc
S.2AIL q. Sr.7?LES, u {.
Feb. 10 M2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
Feb Is

y rules hp len IA tn Clerks Office the Eircal su.
lior teS't OF Law and hancery, for tie comfy Of Pa
tek. at the cor muse, On Tie lst Monday Ftbrualr
1915:
Joecph Roger, Piaintia,
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Feb. 13

NlR&INI.l-.7t rules held in the clerks Office Of tho
cirent superior court Of law and chanccr holden IN
and Tor the county OF Campbell the Sd day of February
1915;
Charles l.. Cobb<. admir-. with the will annexed olWh
liam C. McCasier, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
IL CHANcERY.
Feb. 10

+ rules holden in tie Clocks Office of tn O. nt, =
Sof palick, at the courthouse deceit on the l., E oa
day in February, ISIS: '"h
iicnry iugse, PLAINTIFF
Go0nR
George C. Mccall, Robert tiarc,, n AID = ram Sail.
Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

A T CONT held COZ BEDFORD county. a, n.
: the zlth dayof January, Isl5: coat hogs
ocoia,, Plaintiff
Ao me trump, John @ Ctump, William w r..
san w. trumq fkhoia crnmp Iesse \ h ,'famT, s.
al ms 'afneriy saiah Crnmp and Murr aud "a
~ anu a' aan'ls'faiflN OF George cruna' y Ia
Is Cut.rrpx D-isa4au,,
~, ! ne defendants Abn'r crump, John G Cr,rr, IT,.
w Crdmp aud jesse \. Brambleti not b,vi, "ilan
appearance aud gyen security according Ia IT. Tire
senbiy and the rules Of this court and i ael Of A
factory evidence that hev inhabitants af 4 y %
Try oamoiioa OF the plaintiff by his attorney , Oaa.
ell that tie saildeDdtats d. ape ar re or1sf
day IN APRIL next. AID r the bill Of Tho IA NJ
ana Tar COPY oit this order be forthwith pblihf5 m'a
lynelbafg Nirs aia9 FIR tso months sdeca,syel re
TED AZ the front door Of the courthouse Of tbi, ahI p.
Copy-Teste y
r., 9 R5, c. MITCHELL.
A T rne4 holden in the CLERKS o Sc ortl, z,
ruary, isi5: IA tn Fel
Edward Thomas, Pr
Wash ncton Thomas Sylvester W,lb,,a
wife, formerly Rl-hcl Thomas, Polly Thomas e9'e Ii,
ger AMI Lucinda his wife formerly I.u,in1 ehy h..
" Thomas, Robert \. Thomas aud Augustine t. J'r.,
the last three children Of benjamin Thomas a. ihomas
Burrows, Bartholomew Burrows, Ruth BuProws acaa
rows, Peter urrow, Jahn ~ kelIiam son of :, Join Bun
liam aud .Lilailhis Wiz, de'd f,rmarg Abr o HI
Martha G. kellam. James Kelam and ,ne,i.tin . w.
children Of Joha holliam and Nancy his VIII f. liln
ey Burrows. heirs of lawta John Burrows nrd T NR
vie, formerly Deb rh Thomas and Augustine n aft,
Uade, Deborah u AIDE, sally Ind, Ruhcl HI,
ey Uade and Mary Uaae, children Of Jnnrs f 1. N4
Nancy his Wit, formerly Nancy Thomas, = ade AL
liz CHANcERY.
The defendants, james W. fh5ma. Ratcr, , -,
and Augustine y. Thomas, Michael BurfeNs rs4 oma'.
Burrows, ltnth Burrows john Burrows p'',r rN'omes
John W kel'iam, Martha g. kelliam. JaIpe, Ki,i p
gnstihe keliiam, .4psustine wade Diana YAH :. aq
wade, Sally wade; rachel wade Nancy wa9s - "a1
wade not having entered their appearance and vary
riiy according h the act of ssemby and the ,n
court aud IT appearing by satisfactory evidence az w ah
are not inhabitants 0f this commonwealth. o., ,f
plaintiff, 1t IS ordered, that the sail dacDdtnt D. " We
here on the LIST Monday in .3pi next and ans,.r !Pa
tii bill, and that copy Of This Older he Evi,i an
ed in the ynchharg Wire inian for t,vo months @ a
AID posted AT the front door of the cour ho,sc n,
ty on sonse court day. ms 70 IL
Il Copv-Test,
SIN l.. G. ST.7pIrs u -
- w2n
a T rules holden in tie ,'lclk's olre a tho e., .
y Of Patlck, at the courthouse dc col ON the L.
day in February, ISIS: - a o'
ii'hf5 i"S@ie, Plaintiff
doOmtt
George c. Mccall Robert liare, r ard = ram St,l..
Defendants
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t0py--Ttsfe.
SINH. G.. ST.1PI FS u G
Feb IL ~,
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Joseph NcCallistcr, Sarah MeCallist"r, Robert MGo"'
lister, John McCalliscr, William MEG aer and William
Cubbs Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

A + rnles holden in the Clerks o i.e OH, O.
1Aot Patirc, Mt the courthouse, the ist noa, va,
ruary, ISIS: IA IN Fec
Edward Thomas, u
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