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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-24

DEsTRUcTivg Han SroRM-OD Friday last,
the lower end of this county was visited with a
most terrible hail storm. Many OF the stones were
az large as hens egg, and the grain crops have
been, to a great extent. destroyed. One gentleman
informed us that the roof Of his Barn was destroy
ed, and thai a number Of Turkeys. Chickens and
Pigs wers killed.--Lc1ington Gazette, May l9.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-24
THE SIAMESE TWINS.

| The SiameSe Twins are living in North Carroll
ma, as farmers, and are both married A CORES
pondent of the Richmond papers, who has recent
ly visited their home, writes some interesting de-
tails in relation to their domestic life
The twins can chop wood remarkably fast. four
! hands being on the axe at the same time. They
also shoot at mark or game with their four hands
resting on the gun They drive their horses forty
miles, to Wilkes, themselves, and do any kind of
work about the farm. Mrs. Eng says her husband
very kind to the negroes and that Chang is very
severe with them. Mrs. Eng is also better dispos-
ed than Mrs. Chang, and is the protest.
Mrs. Eng is very close and saving; and Mrs.
Chang is disposed TO indulge in dress and various
other expenses. The twins rarely differ about
dress, but often differ in their ideas of purchasing
negroes or land. The opinion of Eng is ALWAYS
the law, and Chang readily acquiesces. Enc does
all the writing, including the signing of notes and
other important papers. Eng is one inch taller
than Chang, and Changes wife is taller than Eng's
Some old lady in the neighborhood, a few days
ago, asked Eng which was the oldest !? and he re-
Piled that he was just six months older than his
brother.
wen, says the old lady, | thought there was a
bout as much difference, for you are purity consid-
cradle bigger than your brother They are GOOD
on Joke, and the old lady was in earnest They
have blacksmith shop on their farm, and shoe
makers shop also. saw agood sized frame house
mat they made, without any assistance, from foun
dalton to roof AT the table they both use bench,
and each has his own knife and fork.
asked them if they both expected to die at the
same time, and they replied that it could not be
otherwise; for if the Same disease did not take
them both off at one time, as the living one would
have TO be separated from the dead body, the act
OF separation would be his death but their eener-
al impression is that they will both die of the same
disease and at the same time Their affection for
each other is very strong. Any of the neighbors
Offering an insult TO the one the other Immediately
resents; and it would take champion to cope
with them in rough and tumble fight To use
an expression of their neighbors, ''they fight like
cats"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-24

~''~''"'SN
visit TO New Orleans, wrote some highly amusinr
letters TO his paper, the Jonesboro' Wing, desert
bling the notabilites of that Good forsaken CITY -
One was the existence of warm controversy A.
bout the doctrine of future punishment in an eternal
hell. The Parson dryly remarked, of the Rev. Mr..
Clapp's argument in favor of no hell
"lhs is an important discovery, and revives the
dropping spirits Of thousands here, who know that
If the vulgar notion of he'll in the next lif;, be
true, they will have to pay for the roast 1t is more
important TO the inhabitants of New Orleans IN
have the doctrine Of hell fire and future punishment
done away with than of any other city was ever
in"
The Delta, in quoting Mr.. Brownlow's observa-
tons. tells the following story
81 he Parson represents the school, champion
OF which we once had the honor frequently to lis
ten to In his eloquent illustrations of the character
OF the regions allotted to the wicked He was a
stentorian, lron-.unged, broadschesied big climbed
individual, who pursued, during the week. the res
Pectabe avOcatlon of foundryman or smeiter ofiron
whilst on the Sabbath he gave his labor to the
Lord, and preached discOurses of most evangelical
vigor, and strongly spiced with the doctrine which
Mr.. ClaPp denounces so sturdily. One of his ia
vorlte Illustrations was drawn from his daily bust
ness. "My hearers" he would say, ''you tbinI,
my foundry pretty hot place. when YOU see the
melted iron pouring out of the bottom of it. but |
do assure you hell is much hotter than that. If
you were to be taken out of hell and put into the
very centre of my foundry, the change Of tempera-
lure would be SO great, you would freeze TO death
i'm two seconds -
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-24

ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL WAR THRESTENEp.---
At the sitting of the Senate on Saturday last
resolution submitted By Mr.. Clarke, and A.
doPted, calling the President for information 10
to whether any orders had been given to our naval
forces TO proceed TO YucatGn, for the protection Of
the lnhabianis and, if so, to communicate sucl,
orders and correspondence thereon 10 the Senate.
In pursuance of this call MESSAGE was vester
day sent TO the Senate by the Presiden. Of Inc u
nlted States, communicating copies Of certain de
sPatches from the Navy Department TO our Naval
O1lceTs, ct which we have not been able to obtair
copies The following extract. however. from orr
letter addressed to Commodore Perry since tbc Sc
nate has had The pucatan question under debotc
VIII show what designs gre not only mcditoted bpf
are even about being carried into execution VIII
the obvious intent, without the consent of onrress
10 involve this country in fresh war on the ground
OF supposed Continental duty or necessity on me
Par' q The f1Tscu5ivc Nat. Int, .Nay f6.
While the United States are engaged in a war
with Mexico. the actual presence. without our
consent, OF the armed force Of 4 neutral Power
within the territory Of our enemy, co.oporatinr
with any portion Of the Mexican people in militia
ry operations, [evon assisting the Tucaianese TO
resist the Indians, 'wo suppose, cannot be permit.
ted. Such state of things, il is hopet. will
not occur. IF you should have reason 10 be-
lieve that il will you viii communicate it with
ont further delay, that THE PRESIDENT T,1,,
tGbe such measures as HIS constitutional ds,f,f
,ciH require at lis hands"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-24

IMPORTANT lNvENTioN.-Mr David Isham. a
machlnlst OF Hartford, Conn. has recently invent
ed process by which cast iron can be converted
almost instantly, and with but slight expense and
labor, into steel. Twenty minutes only are neces-
sary to convert ton of iron into steel of the bes.
quality, process ordinarily requiring from six to
ten days. The inventor has been offered $4,000
Tor the patent right for the State Of Pennsylvania
alone. Articles manufactured from steel thus pre-
pared, have been proved and found equal TO those
manufactured from the best English steel If this
invention is really what it purpors TO be. it will
destroy one great branch of English labor and add
much TO tho wealth Of this country
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-24

VIII the Wings ever learn TO practice forbear-
ance towards themselves? What good can result
from discussion of the merits and availability o.
Clay and Taylor? Every one has a right to indi-
Uidod opinion. The National Convention will
settle general opinion. and then we shall work TO-
gelher like band Of brothcrs-Er DrpeT
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-24

New WAY.--Ai the editorial head Of the
Knoxville CTenp.) Standard, of the / lth ult., we
find the following new way Of telling mans
death
DIED. on Saturday evening last, within twenty
minutes after the reception of the contents Of ps-
tol fired by Thomas ID. Murray--Capt Henry b.
Newman. citizen Of this place, and in fall vigor of
Inanhond.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-24

MRS. NJ. B. BAILEY,
MISS MISS q n r. F .sE FSIEHS Assistants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
Kandofph .N4cDa (oyye..


tI'llE present Session OF TN, Institution opened an
day the ith oi August The Collegiate wear :, 'ues
into two sessions The first begins weeks alter an, - a
cond u weeks be1rc the Ind eanc.d.y ri June II @ So
students toenter tpegcat the bagim4ng Il the first 50 f
ana Tor admission at That time into the Freshman .
must stand an approved examination on English Gran n
be"stdpHy, Ar,thmeii;, Latin Reader, Cusar a bo,t
lust NHgt, (iafoles and u books ol the Eniad1 , a'
& Oraons fifst Greek LESSONS aud Xenoplon. An
There many Young who desire to acquire a.,
siVe English and Scientific education without pr os euiir. IA
ancient languages. ho
oar course o study is arranged meet the nan,
att such provided they present themselves at the beeint
the first SESSION Apd the benefits tiNr lo
% the Libraries and from atto ndaaue ~ The ll'erar,
which are attached 10 the oilcge, shoad torn Yer, -,
Inducements To such young L. prosecute Their stud
here In order to enie upon the English Scienlir cons,
topography and Arithnctn '''
/ lie rNgcascfo this institution as follows Boatd No.
session $40 lu7n an 'depo-ie lee session S22 80 81
1l2j Tar the Collegiate ear With Incidental expense ~
Guiding text be5ks, aIuiturc, IL Sc room IN e., ~
lork,t is u19ntf altogether AIorc II. -
nrcezary 10 meet the Is2tabe student will n,
injurious Tie practice of contracting debts Min @ e
IN the vrnity n College is nth, highest degree rrni.n
law OF the State o Virginia, With ii to provide r.
me'v Tor hIs hane nl all ole4s 10 Tins effect Ia, nm,
merchant Who sill Trust Coil = .udon rdlot ne,,t
fHort2t from ms Pafr u or s,aa s'all upon oei-ta
Of the TACT ileif tie d,b'. fiei, s sen.e ray
atty Of s53) 1t parent, ami Rlsfi have due tli
HIS Law, aud fssere may BE sfatls ey-4i, ort anae
count with merchant, I" the i4ei he des giaieI ana
the amount specified, and lh. eyIs VII ease.
PREPARATORY pafAs1alHar.
In cpnaeNlon viii the -ne.t II Is proposed to establish
Preparatory schools in different paeas. Ce is row esab
shd in te vicinity Of the toiee the -c,si t s.rr.tl
my Nth th1sr al the college one al litg.yay \ I, =.
the Raleigh aai Castor Eao,d at are, sbufc at
the JUNCTION ii the -nlluth win the p,sr,bra ,3I
viii into operation 10y the middle 1T tal ary y il rat
earlier. he first alct OF tese schools Is To lnoft ,faI.
men for Cole tn course d study, however a. %
iii them to meet the demands OF l mel hoIhpo ana q.y
students Tor the ordinary occupations u. lie.
FACULTY. ct cotlftis.
w Smith D. u, President aa' Iroi. II NJ nta and Nor
David duncan, \. NJ, Pro- II ancient Language.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
WORK For JANUARY.

In all sincerity ami ea1en.se n l,c,,,# a.. ,,.
naf9ns lie oompiimeats l II ,r,r , am. ,. w ''''
ai heifs n,ay not ouy i've l., cf,y t,,,. Wv
ts ay8fs season. bal lha the, NAV - "
'rsPeet vii be filled with associations AZ - ~, &c
rH=1ahe. and that the G ,.iitr s,,.,, my, ''''' "
s. II frdtiunoss but one IN winch H. u''g ''
ese Ind INNS, nply reUarde c al
Living us paid our rsspecs. in d,r,eoee n ,o
a51al matters in when The aII,,rs md ',,y
. iarn concerned AID before We l., =, ,,',
re tfsr ,fiti, = fra, I -, "-'''.'''tl''' 10 mmrncc
tss ae: IL $, regulate 4. f,rr5 ,s,s9,
ae4 should be dsae ,,e sy NJ esol '''', Wv
ft# = siagie dsy. n 49,. - n s''a1 5o ue
.easei4 z.l Order. Ia mir r,.., a.s a',' ,'
ess 40 haaaa ftse5t..I +, ,ii1 -, a'u ""'"
.sse sssah-s AID stea.o ~, 'o..
e7 sis3 aa5 dea.anla.ti.5 ,r 80 ms $40
f-.a. DIE .la.s#t. ', .',' '1'N h'l
- a1s sf u ken, .,rto,l ','.' ''u
~ usapefa,ian> MI ahead "''e" " P'''
l.aEiat concluded or adn1otion 10 81, -.
.fr particulars ofthe u,rk which s,,d l.. "' '''
y anrng the mon'h " "''' "0'u
a. r,,r
'N"''
s3 'lss.-A A. iisis matter in wlich every head q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
GROCERIES. Dr, good< So

GROCERIES, DT, Goods sc.
IN l. have received within tine last lev daSs arne add
ton TO our amer stock o Goods, AMI oG 10 our
patrons and the public generally at low prices either or ca
Oh barter, or On tune 10 pnctlh Customers
~ hhds. y. O., Porto Rico. = 81. Croix Sugars
20J bags Bufels Porto Rico, Maricabo RIO Java md
latuyts, Cudces
20 bis and ierres aoo,cy's Pul,erized and Crushed
ami y. Orleans Clarified Sugar.
II hddS ami hcrees best Ohrlts and Sarlcras Nola.
l. boxes Noal,ey and Woosey 5 Loaf Sugar,
- boxes ana Chests Tea,
- hcg, Mil,
5000 lbs b.i,tcrel, cast and shear Stsol,
i7oo lbs. square Ion assorted,
II nmomtlin hlr add I(icAmand rrrdoza Iron
e5oh lbs. Icwi-'- Who l.csa.
10 boxes - 10 AMI - ~ Window Glass.
50 boxes Niamantns y Fa'low Candles.
,oho lbs Sole Leather Together wlh eage Pepper Spi,e
iti'c, Indigo, Mlddsr, Mr>tari, Lagwo5d, sweet oil
Tapping Fo'Fa ! Letter Papers Soap. Jlicpcs bones
ties, Bed Ticking, Blankets, Jeans, Ioses Hats Cspts Sc
&. , -
Ne have also on Consgu1cnt-
Az boxes Woolseys 4 Stlarts Loaf Sugar,
hhds, \ O sugar,
) bis Solar Lamp oil
Nov. Its MCCORkI.E s SIMPSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
filli ltaL.
ErERNAL JUSTICE.
~ CHARLES aAcS,Y


HY CHARLES aacE,Y
:, h. man IS thoaght knave or fol-,
Or biga, plotting ctime.
MIA. ST. the sdvaneement Of his hind,
Is wiser than hi. time.
lei lin the heniA.k slal d s,L
For him the axe ge bafe3,
fer him the bbel sfall he built,
Iaf ihe stake prepared
HIN shall the scum aud wrath Of ne9
pafsae with deadly aim.
ind mslier, envy spite and lies
Shall d, 5, crate his nane.
Bul truth stall cosqnr, Al tn last,
For rannd and round We run,
And ey,t Tie right cones upTsrn,st,
And ey,r siu tice dom.
lace ihrorgh Thy cell. ED Socraies,
Cheeiiy To and fro.
1insi 10 The Impulse # thy soul.
AHd le, Tie poison h5w;
icy nay slater Ia eaf.h he uupof clay
! Ia, holds Ign divine,
fQl hoy caipot qutueh tte Gre Of thought
by any such dead, VIM;
hi they ca not bit III, spoken words
lfam III wemors If nat,
y ! he rosu 'hai tsrr was bfeueI
nse old Tine As curse L,gsn.
Today abh,rfed 10 morrow adorrd.
s6nand and round we run.
AID ersr Re truth comes ufrcrmo.t.
Ard ovrr IL justice alre.
Pied ia 'ly cave, gave 1act0dici
lje ~.sr 'ian ny pes
Aasmcat be rafgl 81 human pNeer
Ast trust TO coming yra's,
Thy may ce'i ldte " .zald and aonh Accused
Ind had lhee Nth dspaig-;
Fhon vast bru tse hundred ycefs loo sp1a
fa' the coo,ier, OH. dave.
bni not too sasn tt human Md
Iauchl.h reg4t4 Ia store.
Al tho dem NE # nrr Is b.cjme.
fna SAINTS Thai va ,fo.
IRE A,aIcaa sec. lhe slave j. lll.
- r)unl IA rIaal 1un,
AID ever The wrong IS proved lob. wrong,
AID ever Is justice done.
X p, Cattle, tllg lloa.ht.
Al nerve lay sui To bar;
Issy nay gloai Ger lie sal,,ess uutls Thy win
fs.u lhe pa1ts Of thydts2lr:
Jaey nay welt tlie,f eyes. 5l'lh,} cannot blle
3aa slDs na5ijaa glow,
Tue hosI of q prcst my tread thee down.
AID 'yrlai virs fltsr nl-;
Ha.aesssI tu.a Ia tss1 DESTROYED
laey laly curse il. cal il cum,.
ftnertand be'ray. o. sas5ct aud slay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

.NOIICE
E1ilE undersigned begs leave t, inform his friends
II TINT he has taken Office on the Basin for the
pnrpose Of conducting A General Forwarding and Com
mission bnsin'ss. Parieusrattcnton will be given to
the sale OF all kinds Of Country Produce, also 10 the par
chasing u goods to order in s m-fktt
THOMAS j. NANCE
Richmond. Dec l3-w3n
eIgereRces hlpermission- Casbe. John Jones'
Alex Duva Esqrs Col Ro Picket, Riclmord Mes
sTs. NJ Langhone < Sons, +. b. Deaae, Jr Esq b. Z.
Scrgg*, Esq. LyseLLtpg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

lhe eNaoprs Of earl, risnI, industry and puncual
~, III Farmer, ueeefl - inspire his hands nh am
5ili5a. and to Increase Their oycrtlons
nm Far1ner Bali
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

+ rules -hei Tho Clerk. oaes q, 'n' .p'' ' Nm,
\ Of t,uiisll ro1Bte, Monday the On ia! u
bsf. 1871 III od Fl,z,betI
IIgha,n \ Ga5la Thomas J. Marshall ana Li.ae ,
nts N'''' ~ nan -, Plaintiffs,
against ,.,#
J,ln C.t,s i IN l;s own light and as * o. @oh '
sea d.,i Lime johnson, Collins johnson 's.', F'n
Iann .I,,n..n, Ili1zheh Johnson, Marina JON -" ~
Thu. Johnson hluryil aud Nancy Is VA mo ~
rcI Chlrlcs A1urrell Sarah r. Muuea, Ma III, ~
4arlcs + Jones and Sn~an IS his Wiz f'elN
Julia Ann Nl1rrcll, Walter : Mnnel ard Wary r. li''. 'e
lat IoIr being uuder tho aye o t''ri ne ~
appear by eu. Nm lablcy their guardian 20 pti' ~
niu L.a,, p Thomas \. Cobb- Iane' Cnbns \ Ina
,il ,bl- thelf hts and a. eAeesoI n h1las
-. l...l Defendants,
Is CHAhrEHY.
The .frudnis John Johnson Lac 'ohFs1n ana ''iA
Johnson uA hv uttered their appearance ana gwen tee
rty riding 10 oi Assembly, aud the rules 81 ih'
Col and Appearing BY satisfactory esiehcr mat theF are
nj Al btaats al tins Commonwealth: II "dcrrdt ihrN
Ia appear he Justices OF said cenntN Court :" amp
bill at the Court house thereof the SECOND Monday ~
February ncxt anl e bill OF the painiis ana 'ha
cry o this oider b. forthwith Insefd "a some newspaper
puti,hcd ia the 1ynrhbnrg II - months safess
siyrly and copy al,o posted al the n dooi o. the court
house ol tins county court day
Copy-Teste,
do. WM. DABNEY, Ok.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

omar BiRG.iLNS,
IN tASIlMfkES, MOI SINS. AIPACCAS,
] Gro de Nap. Menos. French Meilnus. Plan ahd
Naiefed SILKS. both black aud cupnd Ginnhans, Cal
les aud other dress Goods suited to the present
l. o.
\ large stock If BLANKETS. PULLED Cloths, Cassi
nelis k.rscys, Iinseys and other goods su,ab Tor
Negro Clothing. Fannels. Irish Linens, Blcached
aed Bfosn Don,escs, Cotton Oznasugs. Sc, all Of
Whsah a. the SEASON IS advancing, vii hr sd at unusu
ally ior prirts. BE 10 g've me call
Dec tt r.. j. 81 RTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chancery,
n tnuedby adjournment and held fer the County Of Am
heIsa the Courthouse Wednesday, the LIST day OF sep
TENDER. 1877
John Dudley PAWS, admins dc bonis II George
MorrIss, Jr., doad, Plaintiff,
against
Charles l.. Davis In his -ht, and administrator Of
the estate o Thomas MorfsS de- also of Henry s Nor
ms decd and William u. Norris deed, William ARMS
tead, Nancy DAVIS and others Defendants.
Is tHANCERY.
On the motion OF Thomas Aorrss George Norris. Ne
tauieI Morrs Maurice Norrss and William Duncan Nor
Mss and the SAID Edmund Penn Sheriff Amherst and
such administrator 81 Rachc! Burks, decd, appearing that
more than two have elapsed since The qull alton
he sad Charles l. Davis administrator OF Thomas Nor
$, decide IN Cont doth order that all person, VINO hay
aims against the estate OF the sail Thomas Morrs, decd
required to eNahit the 10 this Court Tor settlement
OF before the neat thereof and unless h gal claims
ebtS Shall appear AGAINST the said estate the curt will
decree DESTRUCTION thereof, amongst the distributes
without requiring reundug bonds that this order he t
,hcd for right weeks uccci,e, the .,nrLbug Virgin
lar and posted thedl OF the Courthouse Of TIN, County
on two several Court DAYS
\ Copv-'Feste,
Nov. lo-WSw ROBERT IlNSLEY, Clerk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

+ Rules, holden in the CerA', Oi,e the Circuit Sa
~ p'rior ,ar OF Law and Clsncer} for the county Of
Patrick at the Courthouse thereof, the LIST Monday
Deccmb 1917
George Staple admir- Of John PoindcAtsr. deeA,
p ntln.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
Fass.SDFg Ts1.g..

FbESSeDEg T'gD.V.
1--WE cor Ntl NEKSip, heretofore existing bet occn
l the s'ts,ribcrs, under In style and hmol MrCIANA
Han = THOMPSON, isthlS day dissolved by mntri con
sont
Ihc affairs OF tie concern viii be closed by John g. Nc
CanalIn who VIII use tn oi the firm ar hat pupose
JOHN G.. MetLANAifAN,
CALVIN THOMPSON.
January lSlS-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

Tbs tfaet which is valuable ON account Of its "
sel vii also be divided to SUIT purchasers
= All the interest o the sad dctcent aud 10 tract of
lana nE nn the waters oil Gon,c Crcc,n the county Of Hcd-
dies ended Ia hun o the heirs of Col Sainl-
eli laneask, decd
trae OF land lying The of Motley, Creek in
The fnutN OF Campbell Tins has been very much mn
proved aud - IA high state oi cultivation On is good
@6a. DWELLING HOUSE, Barn aud al necessary out
Lii houses Nso, tract u 10 ad joining the latter.
= tiaet o ia al joining NE village OF Rondy, contain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
IR3 Acres,

mostly feSh and in good condition f culty aten On il is
good Rrek hW Filling IlOIS ST. Stables every necessary
ant halso FIRST rate weio water Tins an excellent
stand l2t Tavern good residence for small family.
= About - artcS Of wood land lying adjacent Ill
age winch would he added the latter all the hen
mprosed lots OF land belonging said deceen living in or
contiguous TO the town Of |. ynchburg
he property thus offered To the public, do more
particularly describe because suppose that those desiring
purchase VIII view Themselves. All of it is valuable, aud
being by the said decree, allowed exercise DISSECTION to
the mode OF sale we will proposals part of said
property until the 18th day OF January hen, sold
the Whole OF the property lying and I,nehburg, will
De P up at public auction, the premises 10 the highest
bidder tile tact on Moleys creek the adjacent thereto
an the tracts adjoining The village OF Rowde Will be offered
IN the way the 2oh Of January the premises
and tie tract, Bedford, the 2ith Of January at liberty
ihRMH.-Ihc above property will be sold On a credit of
and three years. eanal nstauents the ,r,bss
shs negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed, and the TITLES
70 gg retained until tive whole amount is paid
he title to the property offered believed 10 he uloucs
uo'"nie' but We shall convey only commissioner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

7 Rules held il the Clerks Office ol the Circuit SUPERB
on ont II Law aud Chancery or Bedford County the
lst day of NaY 7, lSlT:
" I.Ihnl RIlIltlt. plniniln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

against
Richard X. Cfalle Benld T.. Scrnrgs and Ammen G
Hancock. adurs. Il lm,n Hancock, dee d., Mcajah la
VS., EApr sd iens Brown decd iohnJ Purv aad Ma
his " AZ, Bernard q iicndrcl and i.cf his wife Am
g. iIlnc1rk, his right 1ohn II hancock Abrl-
han Shcitnn and Mary his vile, Zachary Wheat
Martin, has Wiz, Samuel iantoak frncs ii. Hancock,
panic 3. Hanco,. and Lucy V Hancock, the las, infants
under y yeafs ase, BY A. Hancock, their Guardan and
Christopher Moon, Dticnlants,
IL CuANCERY.
The defendants, Bernard g. itndrirk, and ucy, his
Wie and thds1 6rr Moon having entered their appear
a1cr and given security according the Act of Assembly,
and the rules al tins Court ana appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they otinhabi tins Commonly eat
1t Is ordered that they do appear the Clerks on Of
sand Circuit superior Court OF and Chan,cry fr Bedford
county, clio be held therein, tn Monday in Feb
raaty nest and the bill OF the Plaintiff this
alet brscre IA some neW paper Published in the town Of
.nchhus, tar two months ssitety and posted
'front.' door the Courthouse OF this County, Court
DAY A Copy-resc
Nov. lS-w2n JOS VII. on cTk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

VIRGINIA
Rlr7 holden IN tic CLERKS Office Of tie Circuit ST.
a pet'or Count 81 Law and Chaneery. Tor the town Of
l. esa3'. 9, on Tie d day Of Dscehle. l5l7
Ale4aul.r lpmpknlS, Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
Plaintiff,
Sterling Alri)carmon,

i res, held in the Clerks Oi.r Of the county Court Of
Campbell county Monday, Tie 9th day of December