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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13
Patrick COIINTY.

al meeting ofihe Wings of Patrick at the Court
nv. IN The 9Th day of January, lo45, John Tur
' $50, was called to the chair and WIN. T.. Staples
ihffo"'ed Secretary. Mr. Samuel q. Staples having
m ny explained the object OF the meeting, offered the
'' w, Jug preamble and resolutions:
"heftas the Wings Of the Senatorial District com
'eu Vi me counties Of Patrick, Henry, and Pitsyva-
49, e u.siions OF Tedeeming The District and carry ing
'ec'n this spring; and whereas, difference of d
T. seems 10 exist upon the candidate 10 be selected
, 'p'eseh' Them in The next Legislature Of Virginia;
a, h ""eleas, Tor the sake Of union and hamony-ihe
l' sure guaranty Of SUGGESTIVE Wings Of Patrick
81 "''g and desrous Of meeting their Wing brethren
e oer counties of the District and by mutual con-
ehcss that now exist
von,; ,e'oe, Resolved That it is advisable that con
m'aIa ' VI me "hgs ofhe Dis,fc, be held on the Pad
J' T III March next. Henry Courthouse. and thai
A u.n UNIT jesse Corn, Naaman Harbour. Capt. w
I.oL ia"'ah' capt f. b. Turner, Col Chas Ross Jno
no, H. r. jefferson, Lewis Pedlgo Shadack Tur-
RsA aaI' H., Burnett sa Terry, Capt W Lawson
+ pe'n ,'a,'1 ., D. e. Moir, c. Smith, Alex. Wood
I,a y ., Is. Turner. Col. 6 c. Dodson. Col. }. e
'' III. Penn, L. }. Penn, Geo. P4nnlll, K. NJ
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From The Charlottesville .ldeocaic.

'The COnvrntnn ,f 10, :, :, -. : ~,
dda,e for Congress ,sse',, 10 nominate "n's can
day last, Mr. Ga,in .as s.. III .a's place, on tues,
he was the universal nreeren"s ~, " "o"a"' nho
as he had riyt,oIu declined y, e Su"to"o" pu'
nouncinp his INABILITY tn canv,ss ne, oy an
Of his private Affairs his ." ',o'u''
and that Of ,sen, K I,yar r was M''no'a Nv,
utnost ouIel and barmo,,y ~; I &c
and the yn,p b.iuu talen A. -, navy .''''','
chusen the " h,s candida,e far go, ~%s IT, ,h
Conur csslonal District o' " " mn
There were ma d.leg,,es /, ,,,onIroo r,, Mali,
Oarue and Gr,,ns n.dG,a -. '' N '''''''''
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OBJ UAlkY.

Died at his residence in the county Of Amherst, oh
the 18th lnst Mr.. JuHs PENN, in the seventy frs,
year of his age The deceased passed through life
heightened beyond the ordinary span fulfilling and dis
charging with much fidelity all the duties incumbent p
him in his social relations.-As friend. he
and confding. neighbour kind and benevolent;
relation, fond and afeconaIe; and a master in.
dugent and bumane,-Unprelendng and transformations
he pursued the of his way delighng in do
ing good. and always pleased to be the instrument OF
happiness 10 others. And though no marble monument
may mark his last resting place. yet beneath the green
turf that grows upon his grave his friends may with
pride and justice say there reposes the remains of an
'honesi man"
o. The Richmond Wing will please copy
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Feb. Is
Mr.. T.. G.. watkins:


cIR:-HAVlNG obtained commissions to take the
ry, depending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccry for the county Of Buckineh ham, wherein You
as one of The firm Of II p & +. G. Watkins Henry II.
Franklin. Edmund Conner. Samuel ID. Med, arman and
others, defendants; and David Anderson, IT,, Thorn
as s Taylor and Ovefton A. Mosby, merchants and
parines trading under the firm aud style Of David An
detson jr s. Co., and we, the undersigned assgnees
of said Anderson & Co., plaintiffs, and you not re-
siding within the commonwealth, and having no a,tor-
in fact within the same, to whom notice of the time
nd place of taking the said dispositions can be given
now publish for your information, that on Friday the
2Stb March next, at the house Of w iam w Dlnwid-
die IL TIA county Of mpbell, shall take The depo-
sitons OF T. zabeth Ann Ferguson and Others between
the hours oe9 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock, p NJ that
on Monday tn. 2lsl March next al the house Of
William Matthews. in the county of Prince Edward,
we shall take the deostions of Archibald Baldwin and
others between the hou rs a'oresad and that Friday
the 4th day of April next, at the tavern-honse of n.
H. Thornton at Buckingham, court house, we shall take
the deposilions of Samuel u. McDearman and others,
between the hours aioresaid--ac II which dispositions
will be taken be read evidence II; the suit aforesaid
IT, however, from any cause, the taking Of the said depo
stions any of them shall not be commenced or being
commenced should not he p|eed the days aore.
said the taking Of the will be adjourned from time
to ime until the said dep,sitons shall be completed
Given under our hands, this 18th day of February,
IS45. ID. IL. HANCOCK,
". II. HANCOCK.
Feb 10 vim
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v a. ;. G. Staples, CIV. johnson. ]. II. Hanby
~ y. staples; j. H. billiard. ID. Terrell, f. Crilz ii.
oheaiham, II. Z. Pedigo. W. Cn,z. A. S,pes. ". S
renn' a. A. Mor. j. Sawyers and }. Clark ie and they
are hereby appointed delegates 10 attend said conye,i.
Resolved That the other connlies in the District. be
80 ,eqaes'ea 10 hold meetings and appoint dele
Resolved That the Proceedings of this meeting be
published IN the Danvilie Reporler and ,h,t The Rch
m"nd wing and lynchborg Nireinan be requested 10
copy. J0llNfrITp%rpi ~, "
WIN. G. STABLES. S,eg.
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IS1kIAG ES.

Married, on Monday evening, the 10Th inst, by VIM
A. Smith, ID. d., w. d. BRANcH, Attorney at Law. to
Miss JUDITH A.. daughter of Clement Jennings, deed.
all of Lynchburg
on "Wednesday morning. the l2ll inst. by
the Rev. WIN. H. Klnhe, Col. Benz. Z. WALKER
Of Buckingham. to Miss SALIIE b., daughter Of Alex
ander Thompkns, Esq. of Lynclhurg.
-. on the 30th January 1915. by the Rev Jes
Sc Jones. Mr. PLEASANT IlowELi, of the county .
Floyd to Miss ALKALINE j., daughter Of Daniel Akers,
decd, late Of Franklin county, Va.
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FOR THE VIRGlNIAN.
PTTTSYLNANIA SENAIORIAL DISTRICT.

.1iessrs Ediiors:-As the time is approaching when
il is necessary that the Wings Of this Senatorial dis
trct should come to decisive understanding, TO
which Of the gentlemen named should he run as their
candidate il may not be amiss TO call the attention oil.
the district to the subject.
Cant Wllcher il is understood, intends TO retire 10
private liie-and Capt Cheaham Of Patrick and Capt.
rasty of Ptsy vana, appear to be the two from which
the selection is to made Both gentlemen have done
the State some service and the undersigned intends
only TO call action upon the subject he Will refrain from
EXPRESSING any hing further than his individual prefer
ence in his hasty communication, eaving TO others TO
settle the point as which gentlemen may be selected
for the underse ned among those who bei'ev-
ed il was best to give the locos clear sweep, at every
thing and tina, the Wings should stand back and let
Them dash off rejoicing over the rongh tract alone. until
thew broke their necks then for the Wings, as they
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13
To THOSE WHO THINK.

vAlIAT is DiSE.fSE What is unhealthy virusi How
w II that the snail quantity Of matter upon the point Of
lance should be capable cleansing the fearful
plants How Is tai the teeth Of dog, OF adder, Of
mrc.nakc should be capable ofmpnrng mulades before
which the most powerful the most feeble oll tctms2 Is
1T that the virus has the the fluids Of the
hunan body that yeast has upon -Imtntng qhorsS Now
some persons have ttif blood IN state that they
cannot receive infection Of kind Many have
cured where rAbd dog has the same day bitten
persons, Of whom have escaped entirely while Others
have died This only o be accounted for the principle
TINT there impure blood upon which Ia act in those
persons who eraped VII be In this condition who wish
and who willing to persevete with the BhA
Pills until their blood entirely and freed
all mpuy How important II is they should be appcca-
tad y. BR.4NDRETH, NJ. d.
The following duly authorized gents for tho sale Of
the Brardrcth Pills mud Eminent
AmHeRsr Cousrr.-Roberls& Coleman, Amherst c. n.
Patrick Drutnnond, Green POST Goodwin & CASH san
didge's, Roll. II Pryor, Pedlar Mills.
NELSON tous1Y.-t. T.. Estes, Ioyingston: Peters Il
Read, New Market VIM &. Roberts MI IIoreb Roberts
NIosby & shepherd, Fabet', Mlls
BUcKGNGHAM CoUNrY.-Wm. ID. Jones, New Store; Jas.
Brosn g. Co. Mnysvillo.
CAMPBELL co... H. Swinney, Mnrysyillr: BENJAMIN
II. Nowlin CO. Falling Greek Henry Lakewood, Cas-
tie Craig.
LYNcHBURG.-Paync h Gregory.
Richardson, Chickeniown.
O. p & II. G.. Bell, Liberty, Bedford Co. Va; Me
Cabe, Morgan & Board. Hendricks, Bedford Co. Va,
Samuel Williams, Lisbon, Bedford Co Va A. s. s.
ii. Holland, Ilaesord. franklin Co. Va; VIM. A.
Street, Gades Hill. franklin Co. Va; NJ b. Allen.
Gill's Greek, Franklin, Co. Va; p NJ. & A. C. HUFF
Salem. Roanoke Co. Va; Peck & Micuu Biglick, Roa
noke Co. Va; Wilson & McOlanahan, Buchanan, I,o,
ietonrt Co. Va; Thomas Goodwin, Fncaso, Boletourt
Co. Va.
Feb. 10 ~ WIN
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ny TALBOT 4 x.ANIER.

Large sale # Cheeks Bonnets, Shoes Hats, Caps, Sc.
VIE subscribers will offer Ior sale at public auction,
u on Saturday next the 9Th insl large assortue
OF Clocks, Bounets. shoes. Hats. Caps. Sc. viz
"a extra day BRASS Clocks. warranted good time
pieces,
~ " 80 hour :"
"a d" 50 " weed
cases Fur aud silk Hats,
do Coth aud Velve. Caps. new styles.
900 Straw. Leghofn. Silk aud Willow Bunpeis,
QUO pair Shoes. consisting l men, women and chill
diens.
Aso,s general assortment Of Day Coobs. The a.
bove GOODS sresl fresh. and JUS, receiving from Rich
mond. aud will be snd without limit or reserve.
Terms of Sale-All suma under $50, cash--all sums
over 800 90 days credit. with approved negotiable paper
TALBOT y LANlER, auct's.
Feb. l3 It
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There 10 be considerable difficulty in selecting
gentleman from the Wing ranks IN this District
There are many who can fill the Office with ability, and
we are glad 10 that the Patrick Wings have held a
meeting aad appointed delegates tn attend Convention
to be held at Henry Courthouse, on the 2nd Monday in
March, 10 nominate q candidate.
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II
and The cessinn oil the remaining eN "ii.oi. ~ III,
H. Shsies, shall he as,eeu u,' q, "e eo'ei""'e"s o.
Teas and the un"eo o W. u. p"'p'eo "
negotiating these terms ."u s nv" o," " .'s eess'
he proposes an aPpf"P.'',"" " ~ W "''"y ,'''
.xoeuses Of n mssih WI '"a' P''po. A"ese '"s, "
Ma BILL may be agreed upon ne' oy 'ea'y 10 oe s"o
mted 10 the senaie' I" ny "i"o oe saon'''ea 10
,be Two Houses oil co"s',ss' 90 e i'eae''' may VI
ret Mr.. Ben'o" eNP''.' rs Wv" ;" Wy
speech IN which ne eAP'ese'' u's'e :. e'o''e .'e
duty of acquiring texas "P'r 'Ne NEW i'es"e"' w
Polk, in whom he hsd c'nnu,nee' ne f'gaioea me
mint resolution adopied ny we iioose as "ohs ou'
,roposa and p'oP"s'i ~ ''Sso w" ''ei''o's anu
limitations rs TO fehder 'e as. VI ieAas oouo''ul, a'u
thereby deierng ann W. yo-'s. "eie Is. no
more dignity in acquiring ieaas ov treaty a strong OBS
eclon 10 he joint resolution ct 'e House Is .hai adj
mis the whole hrpnohc o' ieAss as ore STATE. ana
provides no means " ~" az va, 'e"uoe "'i ,"',s
without her cof'se''- w. ,'.'o" VI"
hereafter lead 10 s,ea. u,"s ,; a;'u s i' ~
dwell upon seVefa' ",'. - ~ r"'" ~, u" ~.
mint resolulon-ou' P'9 ~" "'' p'o's' W."
his bill and speech n ~" ''"" Do ,''e "
Mr. Berren TO re'ef ''e o''' " '"e oo',e "' nfei!"
Relations; and atte, - vas ~ ga ' "a
Bile snd ordered 10 =" p'uu " '"e e''ise VI '"e o's
cnssion, Mfssfs 'i''' "'u N"o ',' "'''''
stood 10 be oPPrs.u ~" No"s',"o'o' s''"'u'' ~ ''''
in resolution OF me House, expressed nope maj some
mode Of anneNa'on "'y We aS,o'u "pan NM" no',p
remaye the eo's"''o"'' WI :"
.wihoni intending 10 commit n's.i' ~ '.salu 10 MS
future arlioh' ''a' VIC P'oP e"o VI M '.','' "'
conceived IN lar more cautious; and Ill MS Juuehe',
considerable ana pf'Voe". sP,,' 'dn any p''P"',"'s
which Ia pee" ye' suo'i' e. n"u ne ",'
concurrence ~ .'e ''"'''" g WI p'"" '''' '' al
Tentative PROVISION W regard !" submitting ',s agree
m.n' when s""n'n ne e",e'eo in'o he tpo iio.SfS "
Congress hs', d" y, -" sc '"te o' ia,io""' "eie
stricken nu pe "' 's"t 'ece'Ve MS ia'o'apit e"nso
erapn. Inc ''ooe Is u'SPe'a'e'y IN hse WIN Den,
TIN biil--oee'a''9 wa IT ie'o'es an u'i'o".s anu
Obstacles 10 'n''''', '''" '',' II a''l
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TRACT OF LAND.

lying on both sides Of Wreck island Creek in the sad
county containing 2sos acres, il being the same body o
Land sold by JOS Buks 10 Andrew White < by the said
White sold the said Phelps WILDE seen by reference
the deeds OF the parties aforesaid duly recorded IN The
Clerks Office aafesad. Persons wishing 10 purchase
fertile Land. will find II then interest 10 examine this
tract. II lays within miles Of James River and
has Of the richest Low Grounds the creek Act
ing for the benefit Of others, shall convey such title
iy as the deed vests in me. Terms on the day of sale
HIRAM G. KYLE, Trustee.
Buckingham, Jan. % wi3M
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We have been enabled to full returns from
Bedford county. We understand the " he majority is
i50-A very thin vote. The majority for ksene (Lo-
co., in franklin from which we have not heald word
caono, overcome this majority. We think Robert T.
Wouds, Esq, is elected.
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Ertract eta letter dated Grafton, Mass, Feb, "a 1874
"DEAR SIR;-
Wistar Balsam Of " lid Cherry in this vicinity
Of them OF severe Colds and Coughs There also mum.
Der Of Of long standing Consumption in which the
Basam is being used md benefit derived from il
than medicine ever tried There striking cure Of
young lady IN this place, who has been sch far ten years
TO nowedge-sbe is taking the second bottle and
has received great rcei from it-and believe, long
will he entirely veil"
Such accounts almost daily received from every part
The country. The array of testimony so strong that all
must beicre ha DIR Ustars Balsam the best medicine
in the world Tor all diseases o the Lungs and Liver. No
matter how old and nvcterate your disease this Bal
sam will NJ II cure be possible. The popularity
oths nesmablc remedy has caused worth
less limitations to spring up the country which the pub
lie should beware BE to get the genuine Dr. Uists
Balsam of " lid Cherry.
The above valuable Medicine is for sale BY
ID. II. LYMAN, Druggist, Ly"chbwg, "a
Feb. IS Ii
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10" WIN. NJ. BURWELL, Esq, on Monday last
announced himself candidate to represent Bedfor,
county in the next House of Delegates
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A 7 rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Supe
ror Court Of Law and Chancery, for the county Pat
rick at the court house, the LIST Monday February
1886
Jospeh Roger, Plaintiff
against
George l.. Penn Edmund Penn, Peter p. Penn, .4bram
staples and Mary s. his wife, formerly Mary Penn
Richard II Scales and Sophia his wife, formerly Sophia
Penn, Thomas Penn and Cathmine his wife, former Nv
Caharine Penn, and 4nn NJ Penn and Sarah e. Penn
lant children Of Greensye Penn decd John H. Penn
William Penn, infant children Of Gabriel Penn decd who
OF the children OF said GIcen.le Penn, md
Benjamin Spencer, Defendants
Tx CHANCERY.
The defendants, George l.. Penn Edmund Penn and
Richard H. Scales and Sophia his wife, having entered
their appearance and given security according the
assembly and the rules OF this court and appearing by
sacory evidence that they not Inhabitants az this
monweathi On motion Of the Plaintiff it ordered that
the said do appear here the list Mo nday in
Pril next and answer he plaintiffs bill, and that
copy oil this order be forthwith published in the ynchburg
Nrgnan Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted the
front door OF the Of this county court
day. a Chpy--Testc,
.. t.iNL q. sT.1PLEs, D. C.
req ~ WIN
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The sale Of 26ss Acres par, Of the above mentioned
Tract Of Land, will be made with and eppro-
baton. The remaining II Acres, being in dispute. VIII
not be sold uul the deois OF the suit pending in the
Superior Court of buckingham. Phep Phelps. Tor the
possession, JAMES PHELPS wv Ed
ANDREW WHITE.
Bnckindham. Feb II MtaM
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FEMALE SCHOOL.
al " II w. N d u 8 II
Al THE OLD STAND.

At THE OLD STAND.
TllE SUBSCRIBER grateful tn his old Iiissds
Il and customers who have long and 81 llheraly
patrorzed him No partner Of the concern Of Bryant
Young, takes pleasure in saying 10 them and all lhns
~ho choose to pair 'nize him, that no now receiving
and has in store one Of the largest and hest selected
stock of Groceries, he has had the pleasure VI offer
ing 10 Them and his object Is 10 sell exclusively fof
dsh or Barter, he pledges himself to sell Inv any
house in this place. All he asks is an examination Of
his stock and he he will convince any buyer that
he is determined u sell At prices that please. The
following comprise portion of his s,ockt
$50 bags Lagnira, Rio and St. Domingo Coffee,
~ Old Government Java ..
10 MANILA
20 hhd', ?, Rico, n. o. and St. Ci0is Sugar.
hid Cuba clarified, do
70 Dukes Loaf Sugar all qualities,
20 hhds. and bbls. N. q. and Z. Rico Molassss,
800 Sacks Salt, well filled.
100 kegs Nails and Brads, all sizes,
tons Bar Iron,
20 tbs. Tanners Oil.
tierce Winter STRAINED Lamp Oil,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns. Leaksvlle and other fAotorsA
so bbls. Flour,
hid. Madder. 2 ceroons best indigo,
bales Hops, 80 boxes and caddies Tea
chest very bes, Tea. 80 boxes Candies.
20 boxes Soap. casks Cheese.
tierces Rice, 80 Nova Scotia Grindsones;
800 lbs. Feathers. 200 lbs. Wool. 100 ibs WOsl
Rolls,
pipe splendid Coeunc Brandy, pipes Am.seaA
Brandy,
! ! pipe old Antigua Rum, 10 hbs. N. T.. Rum,
2 bhs. Corn Gin. 8 bbs. $. Madeira Wine.
10 bbs Malaga Wine. 10 bills. old RYE Whiskey;
SO bbls Mountain Whskey, 10 bales Domeaiics.
Cotton Oznaburgs, Calicnes, Checks, Bsdickng,
Leading Lines, Bedcords, Ginger, Pepper. Aspice,
Numess. Alum, Cdpperas. S,l,pe're, Tubs Saass
ware Butter, and in fact every article usually kept ID
such establishment Give me a trial
w. T. YOUNG.
N: B-Consignnents Of T"bacco. Flour. Bacin,
Lard. Butter Feathers, WOOL OF any other produce will
receive my strict attention; aud should like parchasA
any quantity Flour, Bacon, Lard. Butter, Feathers,
Wool, Whskey, Apple Brandy or Peach Brandy; Nt
cash or barter. Cali aud see me. w. +. Y.
Jan. n
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vALuAnL TRACT or xAND,
40 and lGO acres,
usOstl,OllcIpncnt.

by direction Of the court the sale II the abovs adver
,ised property postponed until Thursday, the 18Th Of
February when will take place, the decree ssdsss.
before The auction house Of Mes1s. Payne + TURNER.
The sale will be without reserve.
T.. l.. MOSBY, CONF.
Feb ti3r-6
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~ JOS. X. Irving, Esq, accepted the nomination for
congress, and has gone u Greene court to meet Mr.
Leake
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TRUST N.IkE.

DURSUANr TO Deed Of I'rus, executed to me by
4 James Phelps (W ~ aud Deah his wife. bear
ing date the 18th u January, 1912, duly recorded in the
Clerks Office OF buckingham county, for certain popo-
sos therein mentioned, | shall. on Monday. the Sd OF
March next, il fair. If not the next fair day ileren
ter offer lor sale 10 the highest bidder, the premises
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l. fule- holden IN the ,lsrk. Office II the County Court
OF Patrick at the house hs,sof the lss Mon-
das in February, tsa5s
Henry isggls, Plaintiff,
araiad
oecrgc C. MeCal, Robert iiArs,b and .frsm Staples,
Deendants.
In CuANcERy.
The defendants, George {. Mccall and Robert Hare, ,
not having entered their appearance and given security,
according the assembly and The rules this
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
inhabitants 81 This eomnonw cal Tn motion OF The plaintiff
soricd that the said PENDANTS de- appear the s
Nonhn, IN pfi next and answer the plaintiff bill aud that
aoep Of this order be forthwith published IN the nehhuig
Nignn or two months sueccsstvels aud posted at the
lont doof 81 the courthouse Of ths county court
day.
Copy-Tcste
S.iNll.. q, ST.3pI ES, H. G.
Feb. u VIVA
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yKOvv:.V RO.NESTICS,

fall A wide, strong and heavy, adapted to all the pur-
poses Of Sheeings, Shntmgs or Osnabmgs.-Call al
,hefaciory and examine his stock and prices
WIN. W. NORNELL, Agent.
Feb. l3 w3W--f
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oo' Adophus ID. Read, Esq. declines being can
o'da'e or seat in the Legislature from Campbe
county.
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Feb. -
+ rules holden In the Clerks Office of the Count, Courr
"A oi Patrick, on Monday the ID day Of February, lslSi
VILLAIN II Ayrcs, Pain,in,


T rules holden IN the Clerks Office ofthe Count, courr
"a Of Patrick, Monday the ID day o February, lsi5
William II Ayrcs, Plaintiff,
against
Edward Thomas, Washington Thcnos, Polly 1h,mns
Sylvester Webb aud Rachel his efe, io,n.,riy Rachel
Thomas, james v Thomas Rotc,i Thomas aud Angus.
tine H. lhomps the sa,d last three children Of B,npmin
Thomas of the bo,hors the sud August inc H.
Thomas decd, Michael Butrow bartholomew burrows Ruth
burrows, John burrows and Pete, burrows children Of DE.
horah Burrows, deed formerly Deborah Ihonn, md
the sisters Of said Augustine u, Thomas decd, John "
kelliam, infant Of Abigail kellian deed daughter
OF said Deborah Bu,ruws Martha g. k.lia, James kclam
aud Augustine kelnm three infant children Of Nancy krl.
lam deed another daughter of said Deborah Burrows Au.
gustne AIDE, Diana adc Deborah W ade, sally Wade
Rachel Wade, Nancy Wade and Mary Wade children ot
James Wade and Nancy his wife, decd, Who also
sister of Augustine u. Thomas decd, Defendants,
In CmANoERy.
The defendants, James W Thomas, Robert "A Thon.
az md Augustine u. Thomas, Michael Burrows
Bartholomew Burrows, Ruth Burrows, John burrows,
Peter burrows, John W keam, Martha q. KEEL
liam, James kcllinm, Augustine keam, Augustine
Wade. Diana Wade, deborah Wade, sally Wade, Ra-
ehc Wade, Nancy Wade and Mary Wade. not having
entered their appearance and given eenry according the
Act Of Assemb, and the rules 81 seour and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
commonwealth On motion oi the plaintiff ii sorderrd that
the -aid defendants do appear here the i Monday in A.
this order be forthwith published in the Iynehhurr Virgin.
ian Ion two months succcssvr aud posted the iron, door
oi the court house of this county.
Copy-Teste,
SAINT" q. STAPLES, u. G.
Feb 10 W.
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IllE undersigned respectfully tenders his thanks to
his customers Tor their llhoTa patronage hitherto re-,
ceived. aud would respectful y request those whose ao
counts unsettled. call and settle them as
they can. wish 10 make an early start for our
sprrns M,lInary. r. +. HENNlNC.
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