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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-21
RAIL ROAD MEETING.
Your obi ser't.
}. GARLAND.

AT meeting OF the citizens of Iynchburg, held at
the rankin Hotel on Monday evening. the 18th Oco-
hr lSl. 10 take into consideration the poprety of al
pointing delegates to attend the Rail Road Convent ion
10 be held at Wylheye, the 10th day Of November
next.
On motion, John Wills Esq. was called to tic cha
and I har'es W. Christian appointed Secretary.
+. B Deane. Jr. Esq, then explained the ohlec, o
the meeting; and the following resolutions adopted
Resolved. That this meeting fully concur with the
citizens of the sou, western counties in the great i'm
p9rtance OF the proposed Railway communication from
that portion OF The STAT by Lvnchhurg the tide
ter OF he James River al tichm md. and til they ap
pve OF the Convention to b. held Al ythev p. the
ioh OF November next, a calculated To en-
tighten the public mind and create deeper interest in
the important enterprise.
Resolved. Thai fifteen dclegaes from tbs place. b,
app tinted 10 attend said convention.
Nherenpon, the meeting app United the following Per
suns 10 attend sad convention delegates from Lynch
bury: Majar james Garland, Adolphns -. Read. Jno
r. Mcdaniel lsp H. Glass. Ro. II. Gray, Wm. NJ.
Backtnd. Dr. Jos. V Ilobsln, David T.. Spence. WIN
II. Young. John G. Mren. John II. i'yrce. Inn Nj
Warwick, John NJ Speed. - +. Sackelt. Hobt. J
/ DAVIS, and James l.. Scho,Gald. to whom, motion
the Chairman and Secretary added.
And ON molln, the chairman authorised to on
large sad delegation, by The appointment of such oihe
persons as he ght ascertain would attend the conven
non.
Res lived thai the Editors of Newspapers in this place
be requested II publish the proceedings of this met
! ing
And them on motion, the meeting adj burned.
JNO. WILLS, Chain.
CHAs w. CnnlsrItN, Sec'y
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WAR MEETING lNIN<ellp,lpc

" W ~ '''N iib' NJ
u" m''pa! u In. eli'G us Il L. nchbufe. held
49,, ''s'N' '.'u'l, IN friday evening the l3tl
lust " 'h pump 81 ct fesp7Hdiul athe ir,elt Whr pr,
','''sN W 'R people o' NJ" Orleans, ocras'urd ny abe
:" WI An !" "'eailae an h 'naable peace With ia,
, Oam,,,,.a -. - n w., II, u p'', :, H"',:
@,s"nsrd by e'ilnU CT olm & Clay to HE char and
~ -, S''iss aoo '"'fes w christian were appointed
u,i =,
IL '''"'s "afIand addressed the meeting In n
sl''," ''''''n' 10 the OCCASION anu concluded by oil
,'s "lo'ou ''a' committee I" thirteen be appointed
~ 'Nite'sFe'h he SENSE :" The meet
- ~ ''t'a !" 'r\sllhg war with McKee,, AMI her
: t :" '''''"'' 'l'filnhS ot "Nefnrcs Tor peace.
"p"' '"',t" WAS ona'h 1s> adoptei,nnd the chair
"Ii'"''| ''p ''"''S Sente''h To CO mp Sc SAID com
N.Y. VI.
r,'9v 1n''i's "'' '',,d ,I fdify Richard X.
,'',e' nafhS H. Nn'h. II, ". GRy. George B,g
ny WIN l. ienas billing Clark, DR.. Lafayette ".
U a'''''' ~ "r.'sl, W ia l. \ aneey, has II.
''''' ',' ''l M u, NlrN'il, VIII rel ed tr the
w ls'3''' ,''ha'aaS i"r the consideration OF
,,e n' '.'lS and Whist thy "ttc out lhos = Bocock
Is - " o'ed93 ''"' heas called apm entertained
l,l -, ' a. ''f RS appeal 10 the mo ME oi
- '''' ft'P~' IA hoi'e h'in'elau'iN In support {"
ne s'r ''a#7a IN prosecuting The wal with Mexico 10
3
81 ~ ~ u. ',"h1'ef' 'NN unnlm'n''y repor
'.' ~ "''9''2 'S'"ans' winch Were adopted by the
49, "S'"''
- !" 'a''' '"a' me present war with Me>ro
u, assn H'i an 2'''t Which the maintenance Of The
rg rs ana t'e fon 81 The honol o The nation demand
shon'd he prosecuted with increased vigar and cner,y
II solved HAT The demands OF Mexico. AS the
',' u nee are incompatible with The rights, aud dis
s.3'' ~ ~. a''' G' ii1 nl''d States. ana are 10
iaaN mad ossihe aHd w decidedly approve then IL
Jefa"'.
MI h.' I'VE '"' 'ag 1han"so' the nation are due To
las ~'%a, @@n' and ""o ' ' r "'T on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-21

ans ~ lrsn home, an visit h my friends In Grcenvle
ana did MT receive Your IMPRESSIVE and ale ouatc ele
iii YESTERDAY
LOU had the yer, qualities inspire my brother will
the STONY aud enthusiastic ,a9s Of attachment, Which
he enletis,nrd ff yon. LIE Mas ~ inan on cart
certainly out OF his own family onr) VIII tread
snip he had higher confidence than ,uufS aul uppa
real OCCASIONS Of difficulty aud trial, his reliance would
have hrcn on Won. He knew very well thai you were
the man 10 assn ne all he haz nd Of responsibility
My brother knew nahla Il ,aur correspondence With
'lmei MrCarly, nor did |, dnt rcteved yuur let
Ills af ulty with E l. VI son wa. slursn Of painful
AuNe ely /" his trends. who made acquainted with
IFS particulars lie ha made up his mind and prepared
lnr the "nrsi. Polr fellow he has. by naahc
rf e ri his life. escaped what shall ALWAYS ruard Il
very grea mis;rin. The necessity possibly under
s"ne aspects, IN The estimation ii some, the duly-ot
meeting another in single mbat.
ain graf he'd is hear of the manner IN which Cob Me
hrty received Your suggestions 1t dues honor TO his
heart add might s,iby have To an honorable under
s.andi3t.z
q neral Shields has behaved 81 well and in his iii
cal reppri has paid slI touching tribute Ia The
~ ot NV dear hrthef. that proud he nm Ter his
Immediate command. shall cstre u the man. ard r.
spcc the General. al my life But fmy brother could
have had his choiceyou would have been selected his
superior nticrr.
In your notice Of h dc,th you lave taken high con.
c'Pnn at The SUBJECT 1t is diff ulI, h,wever for The
heart al his family Ia feel YOU do under thu shock of
the trst htrllarucc
Time is the medicine for the wounded heart. God
gran thai my hrnL wi ii It's ang iuflenceto The
feelings oft e bereav d and ale ed family.
With ruth and ncrrty, an your friend.
A. ?. BUTLER.
G.N. JNs lIAMmroS.
B6cnI \ Isa, Aierlvcller county, Ga.
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\ CONIR ASI.

In April last, Volunteers. the extent Of five compa-
mes al Infantry ard Of Cavalry. called for IRON
the Na'c ot Alabama. and Two companies al Iaautry
nom he State Of Virginia. In Alabama the company OF
mounted men raised and is now in ssrecr-the 9th
er five companies are vet 10 lie organized. In Virginia,
the two companies aier infinite diff ulty. were forth
cominr and We believe on Lcr way 10 the seat
If war.
lew weeks s.nce,tw regiments were asked Of Ken
lucky and two of tennessee In both Siaies the req
lmen's We're raised in few days. Mr. was this all-ia
III" first State t"clr * in the eastern portion Of the lat
ic State. ten. companies than We're wanted volun
tered The President has since accepted the services of
these tea. making lhird regiment from Tennessee.
We hnaw that patriotism is not confined to any par
'y-bu we must be pardoned fr pointing to the fact
hat, in The Wing States q, Kentucky and Tennessee in
about fortnight, five regiments Of Volunteers offered
their services though those States had already furnished
as many more regiments whilst IN Virginia and Ala
baIna. slx IN Duts eXefliol necessary raise three
Companies.
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OIiIlII Any

Dtd OF Ser5ina aud Druqsy, the 9TH inst, NJ,
ny +. NJ. JoNts. daughter ii Col. r. X and Isabella
JONES lhe poor lutte confined il months
AM, Ion slN Meets previous 10 her DEATH Nns able 10
lie down. She died Suing up her chai1 and was able
To walk not rnora than hours before her death She
was years, and I months old.
~ The Republican, Charlottesville papers, and the
Richmond Christian Advocate, will COPY
Died, on Wednesday, the 18Th inst. Mt her residence
IN Lexington, MRs. SUSAN = Mcdowell, conson of the
Hon James Mcdowell ,iprmerly Governor ofVrg,nia, in
The 47lh year OF her are
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IyYcnpuRG. 18th Oct 1917.

At meeting of the friends Of Temperance and Anti
License held at the Methodist Protestant Church, for
tho pu-pls If appointing delegates To the State Ienp
ancc Convention, to be held in Richmond, On Ncdne5
DAY. ooh inst
Mr. Pel,g seabnry was called To- The chair and VIM.
B. FeatheIs.un, appointed Secr"t1Ty.
NJ Williams.
The object Of thomeeng explained b, Nh John
B. IjIden.
Tue meeting was addressed by Mr. John b. Illden,
Rev. Mr. Mc(;oe and Rev. Mr.. Williams.
On motion, Resolved. That ibis meeting appoint the
E,owno gentlemen to represent the Town Of Lynchhurg
in the State Temperance Conveni4n, to be held IN the
city Of Richmond r. G. Mo'ris, OF hmher,', Rev }
E4tly, Col Dinnock. Of Richmond, Geo. i. lhernan'
F. Is Deane. H. VIM. II. RYAN, c. Young. MAJ. Jas
Garlaad, Dl r. 5. Payne B NJ De WIZ, VIM. y"
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NEW CONCERN.
BOOT. SHOE. AND U\T STOI

BOOT SHOE. AND ll\T STORE
THVlE Undersigned respectfully annaunees to their
TRENDS aud The public IN gomez H. that they have
ass lcatcd Themselves. under the style aud firm Of
SHELTON & HATCHER.
for the purpose u carving the above business at the
stand lately occupied by Wm. 4 Richards,
Thou stock of Boots Shoes Has Sc Is now large
aud VI" be Augmented iua lcW days, aud they prom ~
IT, sill, by Wholesale and Retail, tormsas scconmo
dating rs can be hal nj any hoasa IN ha place.
Persons N ot articles IN our hno are inytcd Il
call belofo purchasing cI,cwtera,
SAM. W. SHELTON.
Oct. 2l-ts J. 4 HATCHER
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The illlo M oil. IT, dnriug the #prr,cIl war. has
eller'd mofe expression Of synplthy. n,rawlken,d
hverr adnia on for the gaihu9y by whjc, IL WAS mr.,
efdcd than That Of Col ltler who was ,ll, on tho
elor"us Held Of Churnbusc at the head Of his devoted
regiment. Nonnc could know the man without bein, At.
rarte towards hin by the noble qualities Of his nature
HE grei t his lJSs in his native State is wide snre
and heard 1T. anil del GIFTED 10 learn Is not like
y t" vent itself in idle nes' atoms Col Dorl,r was
nj the man 10 die rich lis children have no other inber
lanre Than That OF his brilliant fame. and are left in strait
encd circumstances. We feel confident that in obcdi
enre to the popular voice. the Legislature of South
Carolina, al lis next session. will ADOPT these children
and take teir maintenance and education upon self-
Resolutions ol sympathy and admiration and votes of
swords and epaulccs aud medals, are all well onouuh
IN Their way,-bu the finest incentive AMI AT the same
time, the most fitting reward, OF gallanly in the field is
the consciousness the soldier feels that those nearest and
dearest 10 him. in the event of his dca h. will heron.
the children Of his untry.
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f- Gen James I,nll,o9. of South Carolina, is not
III man to omit opp,rtu ty Of Lppaara! in the pub
lie prints We find published letter OF his to Seaaf,
Batter, the mt death Of his brother Cot p. NJ.
Batter. We g,thar trm it twl fcts-1l'. That tie
duel, VIII ch MS clrr'aly r'prcl as ab'lt to fake
pl,elas year tNarl CD. Bltltr an Cl. NlSln. e
The bn5'as, lrI,rr,'e olly by thslaler being
dnred 10 California, Will. { j. b. WAS caf re- t. his
ha $ serious Illness an that Gen. Hamilton cNefted
himself. M irasaworhy manner, 10 eft reference
and act1nn hii Of ia, dill ,lltcs EXISTING b'w en-
them The olher-lhat Gaa. lllmiItaa WIS appa-
r@t In Brighter & "a .rasapi il the Arny--1aI that
ms claims wire aside for those of Gen, Shi,Ils-
ben llamIlton is gallant fellow and Mr.. pix nigh
F'He mad'a worsr appointment. 50 ardent friend ID
The annexation Of reAas bound To bear rrl in Tic
war whlel the measure occasoned. The letter cllecs
tbs:
al had lees Dppintsd howrycr, tliak hazard
not much III saying that or Palmetto standard, Whief
ms never ''ed its fires on any ii Id, WuuiI have Leet
horne aloi VIII revcr my command mHy have been. j
c.uld moi have restrained the iapeius IL Of the daring
Nlro yonr gallant brother AL onr traye South Gar
"hans, should al least have claimed he IN IarcholS
tyl' &c that he should have died IL no ther arms u
my own.
My dear Butler, ST the current # your own gnet
''"S Wid"W and his children cease 10 shed Il lear :
,nee Is ut one transition from tAe death bed Of thrs
an soldier. wha died Tor his count that realm whe
hdTs II care d sJrrow are unknown.
Believe Tue. IN sympathy and
esteem yuur devoted friend.
- J. HAMILTON"
lion. A. p Butler, F.dgefeld. :. G.
!" give the answer TO the letter If 6 n. Hamilton.
i"f eofeSp 'nionrp Interesting and creliiahe 10 III
'aes' bat W. see ~ particular necessity for giving
'oihe press
sr,NEttyn. F. lrefclA. Oct. z, le4I
ny as-i Gea,f4.- II tle Us, tn day have RE
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~. NJ news yet from General Scott. Advces from
Mexico By the way Of Tampc .veu'd seem. by imPlca-
on n, least t. dlsceuurnance tie runors OF the DEAN
81 Generals Worth. Pillow and Smith. The first was
certainly. at the last dalcs, alive and filling the post OF
G. werner Of Mexico.
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OHIO.
PENNSYIN ANA.

10 We can afford 10 let the Democrats cNuli 1t
tie at having elected Governors III tn Sates OF Mary
land and Georgia. They the only CLEANS Of success
which have sh,ne upon their cause throughout the cam
pil4n, Whrh Is now d having TO close Every l'tle
Transient and boil success, chained by My, when III
command u the guard OF he grant amy,ln lis re
treat from NJ sc1w rave Use 10 bulletin, mote inflated
and cXulinr than that which announced MlronI", or
Austcrtz, or Jena. sin the present case the Loco
Foco press iudul!ng in the ln1s "nueasnied gonh-
cation at ihe election OF Mr. Thomas, in Maryland aud
Gu Towns. in Georgia. though the Legislatures Of
both Sifes are decidedly " hig, and will have 10 elect
three [ . :. Senators.
The Democrats hada mai ,ry in the last il is' OF
near seventy votes The Whlgs-lel the lSse be " a'
it may If The elections in Mississippi and LOUIS ana
will lave in the next majority of five or SIN lar3
annals do not IF ,rd more striking n-iance OF change ol
popular sentiment. With respect to the Sen'le Inc
STATE elections have been such as II prevent the hgs
from losing any member, while they Will gaia ono IN
(,eurr a and one in Ohio.
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NJ We continue 10 receive accounts Of The rsvarrs
o' Tue lie h'd Among other places hlch snflrrd Sc
Vrf''y' VAS Winchester Two Thirds Of the town wa,
nnn"a'ed aud the loss ni merchandise and other proper
" Is estimated 10 exceed hunlred thousand dollars
The Republican SAYS
=" fapd The accumulation and rush Of the flood that
u ''"'" lis way Trough nearly all the dwellings, and
"''s III me crhlre OF the town bursting open doors
earring down walls, ripping mp noors aud floating fur.
o'',t' msld sweeping away provisions ui every kind
''N'"1 numerous tamilles aIms destitute uf eaiahIes
The trrrar If the scene was increased hy the v,Is
III women md children in distress And as the npr,i
ing crashing peals If thunder reverheaiel aud died away
-" NI'h3 and maaings of cattle and sN me with the
"'SSon 81 II ang lmhcrS bridges. huNcs cellar doors
pfrhS and other articles, all broke IN upon The startled
au''Ne ears while anon the anNous eve wlnla clsl
lis 1'" a'ave, The garlns Missing ghtong, would de-
'h" hn2e hlasstS OF "arrinJ clouds. lowering alunL
i'' ""n ha' lowering MOUNTAINS, hemn,ing In. rs il
were, mighty Il atng ocean
The drsra qira al,l, the bmlS # tho un,rr R,,,,
hnnrh Vas Hfrr great. in fences, stock corn Sc We
expected 10 hr"rthli the works, naw has'eainp To-
complexion. ol The Navigation Company were carried of
We are granGcd 10 learn. however, ihtthe loss sustain
ed VIII mi amount 10 two til uslnd d1lars None Of
their da sustained injury
The Washington AMI Baltimore Rail Road WAS as
We have hrreuirc salcl. mu,h Injured. aud perh,,s
sustained sI greater lss from the Suspension Of it,
OPP ai'ons f'r ten days. The cars Were T., have CON
mfnccd ranong or 1oaay last.
lh" damage tothe Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal was
not gfeai as first stated cnt, thousand dollars.
Lis believed will cover the r"pairs.
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= I'M n'iI Is by lar. the mnst pr minenl cauli.
"a'' AID his success would be certain but llai he re
III western tennessee, whereas the Eastern divi
~" "'s pun IN Claim io the honor. Many of the pa
" 't's' tennessee hanry.r are warmly in favor Of
''''oh '' Mt BEL, aud We sincerely hope That NJ
~ S'f"eat que S'on may avail 10 prevent the success
!" "i'o' ADMIRED ty The Wings Of the whole nj H. + +
"'S'''> o' thaTlrfr bng AMI valuable service, IN the
'o"''s ii The nten, and unllinehnI devotion 10 the
great illustrative Principles OF thr p4rtv.
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Back@ri. Ct. Mos5y. Capt s McCoralc Rober
frahcr>iaa
Tn mo't,n, Il. s,vrd, Tim, the proceeding, Of This
he'ng be published IN tie aprrs ri the town. sgned
~ 'a' thnfnaa AMI Neereiay and the delegate be
hhad :" appointment.
7. SEsBlRN. Pres'l
wv Il. FftrnrR.raxy sfr',
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TENNESSEE.

The Wings have, as oar Feaoef' KNOW '''J'"S ~
both branches oflhe Legislature OF tennessee no" III
session. The du Y OF elrcuns senator o' 'te O'''e'
States will devolve upon 1t. and the so"'a seems 70
--., much d h attention Of ihs hes Ii he Late
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word upon The saiprc'
The ana,ges a,lduce9 between the Common Council
II Lynchburg and the Board df Public Worhs-and tn
,anls upun our community implied ihetin-are fanri
ol Our Council is to tie Town what the Iegisa
,re Is l., the STATE and the right to instruct is no mon
i Questionable in the case than in The other
We d, no, understand corresp ,nlent as him
that the Board will net up)a ther luton aa with
q a,l the II, ncy. hat their pet line has not been
u dpted They Will som beelllcl u?pa decide. ra,
q Engineer is engaged in laying ont the rad r contracts
and the subscribers ayngnp Their dr, ms ailments
We have N idea thai the b ,ard will fee the Compan,
l., ms ,ri to a M,ndamus
Il LOUISA RAlI.ROAD-R RIGHTS AND DUTIES
OF PRONlES
Messrs. Eiitrs:-The qualification with which read
ur frank and manly rnu oatlon IN the Tunes uf the
ih instant. The views ,our Tapcr had previously
n pel III behalf ol the ella - the .'.\orticy, route"
Intending the Louisa RalIfnad WIS. small derer.
aared by the eNres>lon Of yeur decided opinion that
ihs State Proxy ought Ia have obey III, ustrnc
# the Ioard OF Public Works rrgrei very muc, that
urnal 81 lea peraic and considerable the Times
should have assumed groan on mparant SUI ert
which, lee confident. lure Il elton would have
q, il, editors 10 reludaic, aud which. if ror stcl IN
masi III my Jud -mlnI involve the n.os perncious
qnenc.s
"a IT ) urce Of r"grm h many c,nceraea thai en-
G'rdah the >ia'e' Proxy, At the lat general mrellae
II The Louisa II ,lne,d npany. ia. Mt preserved. in
a pcrnlucn, frm The s,lnrahy anI 81 q,ent ARA aent
J. which. 1t i sud. Ga did Mt hear ~ he demon
. ted not c,pcIus,y,l, fls ,r,,r ,,,6 n ,nilo,i,
ON the part OF the b .lrI If p,iI. ~ fks l., u,ye an,
SUI aNrI,ri,1,. All th,#m ,.hi.,,1, r,1,1o1,,e.s
winch would Il ~ From the practice l. default ri IN,
,pnprln and lrl,n,l,.,i - ji.,, -, : li. j., H.,
REGARDING the jn,r,,,in. will c,,. s,,a, il, ,nr
papernorcv t., presrn, , s,n,lss nC the iaIin, aryn
iurnts which q, /, deu,l sb m ,rc,nsi,s III ,l, I,,
4 u ter claimed.
l. The b ard Of puhi. Nurhs holm, In, NOR, ere,
A,me Of leysIapa 81 ,u nj their p,yrr la instruct #
8,5er PISS ;, it, IN tn, law, ,,a sim .lbpr >is,eee
arl defining Their powers 14uisn5i rrntcnlrl thai
4any sch pINrr Is ,Iyc liaafrur,s>L, lAaI,,, h. r.
il Is attempted Ia 4, nv. II, arafr re L, i5
cation Hence
, 1t is >i fr p,,yer T., s,rlc res,,Iiy rom fba.r
power Ia a. yoiHf h.nr I'm i, ,,l<,
wa TER PROV, 6a the Inv ,xlr.s,, deao!a,,a,cs nun
q the S5ic'S lrXy Besides b,. ,,,s,, ,le jed v II ,st
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Hats md CalpS,

FUR under, sned bee leave rcturn his acn
Judgements 10 his friends and the public generally, for
neh Nrl} heal patronage heretofore extended TO the lte
INN ei Gaines 'niIef, aud bogs continuance Of the
ame a. hn scatr,ng the Hat ard Cap business, the
same stand IN all It's various branches aud will confirm.
keep on hand fno
hEAA Err. NurRA. RUSSIA, BRUSH AND
SIX HTS.
oi al ssre qualities and pria,s, his own manufacture
warranted nrdnfah 'ty colour aud boauv He last open.
ng ms tan supply NJ 6ennens Npuths' and Boys' lin.
neaN' Nn1 Seal otter, Plush, silk aud cloth Caps OF
'u si,es. mities and pnces.
pst. II is WN SrIrzrn
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~ SsDv0ls syO Cy..s5P,

ATr O Il = EY r w
gNlIL ATTEND The Courts Of the Corpara ion OF
w Iyuch5nGg AMI Of the counties Of Campbell and
Amherst.
All business entrusted to him will meet with prompt,
attention.
Addr, ss-L ynchburg.
His Office is u rear ii the store of i'm Puvis Esq
September 20--ts if
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Marriage,

Married, on The 9Th inst, by the Rev Jacob D. Nil
ehell NnlI,M II. Cook ol Pnsyyana County. Ia
Miss AMtNn, \. daughter Of Nichols Robersso IN
Esq Of Bedford county.
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Raj. ROAD MEETING IN WNTIIEy

The proceedings Of the Railroad meeting, at Wytlc
Cont House, did not reach in time for nse rtlon In To
days paper.
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JUNllfS 4 CLAY,
SAMl.. GRIFFIN.
J. n. ANDERSON.

VIRGINIA 49, Al rules held IN the Clerks Office " III,
Circuit superior Count Of law and hanu.iy, Tor He'd
ford county, the lth day Il October 1917
David saunders, J and Ann Zoetta has ve and Roic1
w, Abam w, Lucy C., loanna NJ, Danlc J. W ant
John NJ Saunders, children Of said David and Zoclia
and which children infants under The age u years. wh,
by the said David Saunders, their ith,r friend
Plaintiff,
against
IoeLy Saunders widow Of David Saunders dec d. Jane,
Saunders, William !. Saunders, Robert H. n. Saunders
Gustavns A. Saunders aud homas r. Saunders, IN then
rights, and IS executor. o David Saunders. dec and
Trustees OF the Plaintiffs under the will Of sad David Sann
dcrs, James T. Bouldn and Manda his wife, Thomas I
Mitchell and Ann ". his wife John = Chiffon and Emcln
his WIFE, John Galloway ard Lucinda his wiic, David and
John Sndcr children and heirs o sally Snider deed, and
William " Snidcr, Defendants,
In CH,NcERY.
The Defendants Robert II. \ Saunders, james f.. Bon
din and Manda ms wife, David s. Sudcr, John j. Sndcr
and William " Snder not having entered their appearance,
aud security according to the o assembly and the
rules o this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants al tins Commonwe ath II
ordered that they do appear at the Clerks office Of the sand
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and thanccry, Tor Bcdort
county, rules 10 be held therein ,hc first Monday
Jannat, next, and the Plaintiff bill and that this
der be inserted IN newspaper published the town o
ynchbtg, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted III,
front door OF tAc Count louise OF this county Cof
day. tnpy+Iesie,
Oct. 2l-w2m JOS. WILSON, CIR