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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-04-20

RECOMMENDATION OK THE RIVER
WEAR.-'An eccentric Dissenting divine
says the Gateshead Observer, ''has lately
preached three d~iscourses against the al.
mos, ~threadbaro song ofCharIes Mackay,
There's a good time coming and ex-
communicated six members oThis church
for listening to the song. when sung by
n lady at an evening party !" Adds JeT'
ODDS News: ga personal feeling was at
work here. The gentleman felt that he.
individually, would be nobody in tho
good time, and so hated any mention Of
lis coming"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-04-20

A COOP Work BEolHNrNo.-A London
corresponds mt of the National Intelligencer
says that the recruiting service Of the British
Navy has been .discontinued, and rumors are
ahoat that very considerable reductions in the
staff appointments are contemplated. Re-
c%ruiting for the Army is not to be common
ced until a reduction Of 10000 men has taken
place, upon principles laid down in an order
lately issued by the Commander-ir-Chie
the Duke Of Wellington. 5000 seamen are
also TO be Immediately discharged from the
Navy.
Success to this movement, until the spirit
of retreuchmen,, or some better principle
abolishes both Army and Navy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-04-20
SPELLING REFORM.
DEPOT or PHoNoGRAPHIc BOOKS.

THE following Phonetic works can be
had at the SALEM BOOKSTORE, at Pub-
fishers wholesale Prices. Teachers and Leo
turefs can therefore be supplied wi,hout. tho
trouble and expense of sending East.
The Photographic Glass Book, 3T5 cts,
Photographs Reader, 25
Phonotypic Reader, ia"
" Phonotypic Chart, so
First Lessons in Photography, O2
Compendium, O6
Salem, March 9, Is4a.-n38 OF II. II.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-04-20

OF The following Addresses were deliv-
Of the winter session, and are published by
request of the students Of that nslitution.-
EDgs.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-04-20

MJrok in Itras.-A Galveston paper, de.
precating the number of divorces granted at
the recen, session OF the Legislature Of Tex
as. says, in that State the marrisgs oonirac-
is not as binding as a hoyse trade.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-04-20

fugitive slaves who have sought and found
refuge in Canada from republican oppression,
would have to be given up to their former
masters. No advantage which Canada would
gain by annexation TO the United States could
possibly outweigh the curse which the de-
~livering up of f%ugitives would bring upon her,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-04-20

SuPPosED lSsANirY.-A man having a
good trade, and making SO per day. left Bal,
timore last week, for California. lie is sup.
nosed 10 be insane.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-04-20

No WINE.-Frcdcrick A. Paige, Of
Providence, has been sentenced 10 a fine
Of twenty dollars for selling a quantity OF
wine for communion service, the Court
having decided that such use is neither
"medicinal" nor "artislical."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-04-20
C. DONALDSON & CO..

WHOLESALE a. RETAIL HARDWARE MERCHANTS
Keep constantly on hand a general assortme n
of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
No. ls, Main street, Cincinna,L
anuary, ls4s.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-04-20

GONG BAcE,-Dr. Sparks, The new
President Of Harvard College, treats the
students vino visit his house with vine
President Everett set a better example.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-04-20
JAMES BARNABY,
PLAIN g. FASHIONABLE
TAILOR,

Cutting done 10 order, and all work ccyranted,
Corner of Main g. Chestnut streets, Salem,
Ohio.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-04-20

The McDtL WORKER, Of New York, The
organ Of The Liberty Leaguers, has been dis
continued for lack of patronage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-22
GEN. SHIELDS

We give 2 sketch VI the debate, IN Thursday, il the
Nc Gen. Shields. Il will be seen that tie na,e
decided that Ne neliLble Al The time his term IF
service commenced, viz tile III VI March ist and
that therefore, the election hot merely voidabe but
void n this view, it was contendeI that NJ could HIT
resign, inasnueh he never Was lawfully entitled u
soat, ava rc~ig ation would HAVE implied right
There II some refinement fogic III this We think Az
to the fact Of his inrhgbry there cannot be a diversity
ofopinion. The Globe SAYS tile resolution VIII passed
With bit me dissenting Wheel lhe practical effect n
this decision y prevent GIN. Shields appointment by
the Governor. His immediate reelection by The Ierls
laure. should ezra session ~ called. I'le Cove.
is only empowered % applnta Senator u supply
vacancy occa~ioned ny death reSgnaoa IAe yacan-
cy now existing in the Senatorial representation III it'll,
Nils i owing tile failure Of the Legislature ID elect
successor ot NH. Beese wh1 was eligible ID seat
Should the Legislature be called together next winter.
and Gen Shields b, again chosen he would Still Be re-
fused his seai because He Ineligible At the commence
ment Of his term uf service though the Years Of c~
izeshp prescribed ny tile Constitution Will have Uni
pred in October next. fthe return Of Gan Shields III
the Senate be made point " honor party neccs-i,y
We see 10 other mode BY which cab " effected bul IN
tile Legisature ID Be called and MN of straw 10 be
elected who Shall resign any time after the month Of
October, when vacancy would ~ created which Tie
Governor could cousutiouallv fill. we Ia e 10 idea
however, that any serious etfJ will be made il his Be-
half that he will thought Of again in connection Will
The office Ills letter To Mr. Breese is conclusive AGAINST
his qualifications for il grave honorable ana dr-
nified budy a. the Senate of the United States
The efIoli Of Mr.. Fuoe create The impression that
Gen. Shields the victim If persecution and that liz
sacrificed 70 the spirit Of Native Amercanisn III az
ceedingly absurd however characteristic Of Hin who
made it. The Senate had no discretion elt lis bath
distinctly marked out BY the Constitution Per
haps other instance he aaduccd where in The case
ola contested seat, approach to perfect una,
nnity was seen We do not d,ubt fur a moment. tha
the result would have been exactly the same had N,
letter 10 Mr.. Breese been wriSten-houoh Il car
not be denied that the exhibition which Gen. Shield
makes Of himself in that letter. in his card ID he Iot
gencer,and il His speech il The Senate has derived m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-22
Virginia Legislature,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Friday, March l6.
Prayer by Bishop hns.
EEUhONNED BILLS

PRAYER BY Bishup ,hns.
ENHhONNED BILLS
Providing f,r a tgouone rrs survey a the State n
Virginia. Hith view tile publication ol correct eeJ-
graphical map If he St1e-pasStd. AYES 51 uaps :4j
Amending the charter Of The Harper's Ferry and
Shenandoah Company
Au'horiznga subscription 70 the capital o The Virgin
il ana Maryland Bridge Co.-ras9ed
Amending the charter Of lie larrsve Turnpike
Company. and Increasing the States subscription there
tu-passci.
Incorporating The Knobby Valley Turnpike Co.-pass-
ed
II enlarge The accommodation for lie State Library,
and for o.her purposes paased.
III ircoTp,rac ,ho Cuui River Navigation Co-pass-
~, ayes 20, noes ~.
Incorporating lhe South western and Atlantic Tele-
graph Company passed.
Io incorporate the Buchanan and Roanoke Railroad
Company pissed: ayes AM naes 33.
Making farther appropriation 70 The Northwestern
Turnpike passed.
Amending the art concerning the New Market and
SparyyiI!e Turnpike ompany-passtd: ayes AS, noes
III authorize The Bank Virginia to establish Bank
Ut Ripley, w Rayen5wuod, ID jackson cuuny-passed
ayes 3D. Mics 5j.
Auuyrizn- Ae county courts T. appoint time fir "a
kng the sense w TIE people upon the question o making
subscriptions works NJ internal impnvemen-qas~ed
Io increase Tie States subscription 70 the Towards
vile and RockiSh Turnpike Company passed.
Ioauhorize the corporation Of Lynchhurg " purchase
land. and erect poor house, without the IIm VI me
corpJut:on-pls9ed.
Psovidrg for NV construction If State road from
Chrsijan,burI " Patrick q. II rejected.
Mr.. b ,sseau moved 70 suspend the rule fir tie pur-
pse IF reconSdering the rejecting the bIl
ing the Ricn.ud ana Petersburg Railroad Company
motion st.
Oh motion IF MI. Watson. Tie rulo VIZ suspended,
anu The vote Rejecting tie Till 70 provide fIr the con
sructiun Vii the Farewell q. II. and Fancy Gap IuR
Pike, Reconstructed AND the bill passed, aycs 40,
uaes 34.
Mr. Collins moved p suspend the rules X reconsider
the rejection VI The bill concerning The Richmond and
Pamuuky Railroad-motion LIST, ayes n uues IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-22
NIIIERNI

Al meeting of rion IF the Wings of the county
# Amherst, heI! at Pedia Mills, Saturday, the l0th
Nj AIarci. 1910
Oh motion of Co John Pryor, DR.. A. 9. Johnson.
wa called y the Chair, ana Josiah r. Ellis appointed
Secretary
Tile Object the meeting having been explained, On
motion VI II. Williams Esq. coumittee Of five was
appiHfd to prepare business fur the meeting where
upon the chairman named the following gentemen,
Viz
II. Williams. Charles I. Ellis. John Pryor, d..
Samuel Z Campbell, and Jno I. Ellis, who having
tired. II due time returned and through eir chairman.
offered the following preamble and resolutions, which
We Re II anlmonsIy adopted
hera- lhr people III The United States. by deci-
sre ard utauv, ca have called ~ the HI n na1
lstiacy W tc Federal Government, gallant al l-us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-22
NIRGINIA: INV LaIss 1olI.n " the gI.rI.-. oag oItng

VIRGINIA: At Rules holden IL the Clerks Ollie 81 tile
Circuit superior Count o Law ANN Chanrerv, fur thu
town NJ IynchbuIg- M thc 9TH WHY NJ March, 1919.
William II. Morgan lanes NJ Morgan lr., Ann y. Nor
gan AMI AcNander MI Morgan the a-t three infant children
and heir At law VT james W Morgan decd who's ~ hc
said W liam II Morgan their uncle fiend pt13
og4iast
G,otge Pollard William Radford and Hector Harris Ex-
ecutors n Richard Walker decd, Samuel NON lii, Samuel
Hawaii, Thomas p. Acree Caroline II r. Morgan, admins
tra1X with thc VIII annexed oi WIN. Morgan dta' XII and
Charles H. Mo-by, executor II THONGS Holcombe late
Marshal If the Iynrhburg District, Dei'ts.
The Defendant, George Pollard, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Of AZ
semby and the Rules Of this Court and it appearing b. sat
i7ilctnry evidence, that he is uabiant this
try: II ordered that the said defendant do appear
Tie first day the and the bill plain
tiff; anu that copy NJ this order b. forthwith inserted III
paper printed in the town Of Iynchbng, for
months successfully, and posted at the front door Of tile
courthouse i'll said town
Copy-Teste,
March 15-w2m D. ROBES, CTk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-22
TIE LYNCHBURG VrRGENIAN.
LrNcsGBgzsc. MARCH ID. reio.


iir- MhlRoPoLIli HAN DISTRICT.
Ne aTe aware ihit lo interfere. n tc slightest d"-
IF''' Between rros7n.auve a"d hs constituents a
a1.ira'f aAa mvii"rs oiH'1 MS ave. lHartar1. 5rtn
P11Asy sustained ir'h -h EXPRESSION n'o2non I'M regard
f" MINI 'lp'r.t M 'ht T'rItrt'on N 1lr Fh'7 hra Nnr
'N'l I'LL n' Nm A-N MI S d'~ ahd particularly ol iH"
III 4. '.'''"u' i9 "Pi.S4''oA ''ls III lA0'' aN~H'n
I'M ''N''o i'' \" .rr. O"'f"uoh N '"e mal-c'h-
."1 I'M "7d |" n''"''"' ""'he i''h 'nN'.' A "hlch
i D7e-d'ts We'e 4 a.'f"d'hff IFoh 'he Guy if'm
'i'"o' M "om NneS'r'l'I i-o 'foh f""h''ah -
d.0 i''N 'f'la.i'"4 c"oh'' HI 'Ne oiS
i ''s N''l V''''', If 'i'."
I'M
'-'9' ''' 'l I '''-' ''.I'''S
l'.~'''t"' lI"!'"T,' lhAt M and M m
ly-r1 ,ar,rI'+ II. Nj ,'' i1'~'.'. 4, ,1-, 'I'
br4thtr9 t.~ WYNN ..t. M .,tr WV .a ,rd ,,r ,,r, IN
cast asll e a merely personal rredl.cou4 aul wv ~ts
"l"'h- oNf nominee unite WA " /" saving tAe D.s
3i p1u.1 ,7,,- tr
nominee 1yiI w ti.a.ol .-y,,. M, ", ,i ,,
II H recommended o Him II ~ll Hill til tir drc uorany
"Iouvea'n liriY organic d.' II WAir the v!evs and
N|eS II I'M uaJ Nj ,Ae " Hss Nj the District can
\
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-22
ROSS CAST IRO.N.E MILLS.

TIE subscribers have Just received four o Ross Cast
Iron Corn Mills, which offering arcommoda-
ting we would simply recommendation Of this
Mill, miller who las sufficient %
turn one ought TO be without it. 1t is very simple
cheap useul and has failed please here
has been tried.
Match It's LACY s GARLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-22

The Congressional election IL: New Hampshire has
esnliedln thc reelection VI Acsrs. suu aha Tuck
Wings; so that the representative Viii stand as i did ne
last CUngress-two Wings and two Democrats.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-22

G5- The Republican, responding u our demand FL
proof q what we denominacd is reckless charge TIA.
i"ur At least " the present Cabinet, were Strongly
tlnctnrcd with ab1unsn n duces the avn aud Hwy
npon Cots resolution, mi s offensive preamble w abI
lsh slavery II The District NJ Columbia. by Which HI
shown that M. ColIamer voted i'll tile affirmative. AI-
hitting that this sufficient u constitute NH Co-
laner AT abaitons, thc Republican has succeeded ouy
X ho extent Vt fourth III proving What II asserted
Ne haze ~ time to show THE circumstances under Witch
ne vote n question forced upJn the House, J
twenty sIN Democrats vi he South sustaining the " '
vouS question and driving thc House VI 4 di-ect vot
against ihe earnest circumstances and votes w twenty
eght Wings and ten Democrats, from tile S.uh But
TIE bost evidence That NH. Cuauer III no aboIiton,
II onnd n the action NJ the Senate UPON his nomination.
/ wa The only nomination which wa even REFEREED
HE point rased-eA plantations denanded-anl the
whole matter fully discussed. Tile result vas Hut 4 dis-
sentn- voice npJn The question Of conf mauon Could
This have happened III there were even cuura5e pretcxt
yr the charge?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-22

Gf- Mrs. Fremont II company viii her brother hi
law, has sailed II tie steamer from New York i0f
Chagres, y jim hrr husband IL CrlIf,rna.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31
VOL. xxyas.---No. SO.

Among hednties assigned by tho Constitution to
tho General Government Is one Of local anil limited
applications but not on thRt curt the less obligato.
~. .ude 20 the tfuH committed to Congress.as tho
exclusive legislator and sole guardian # the interests
Of the District Of coInmbio | beg TO commend these
interests to your kind attention. "A tho Matt nal
Metropolis, tho city of Washington must be Object
OF general INTEREST," mud founded ne II Nhs under the
auspices 81 him whosi immortal name it bears, its
caims II tic fostering OF Congress prescott them
selves with additional strength. WlInteYercan con-
tribute l. ls prosperity must enlist the feelings oil its
constitutional guardiansund con inland their favorable
consijen lon,
Our GOVERNMENTS one Of limited lowers, md its
successful administration eminently depends tho
confinement Of each olits coordinate branches within
its own appropriate sphere, lie first section Of the
Constitution ordaina hat"all legislative powers there
in grauea shall he kested IN Congress Of the United
StHtea, which enli CONSIST Of Seuato and House OF
Rppreacnintves4a The Executive hus authority To
recommend (not to dictatel measures to Congress,
Having pergjlmed That duty the xeeat,e department.
OF The taseramont cannot shtuiIy control the deci
son of eouRr,ss ON any 6uleet Of egslalonuntl TINT
decision sla have been oleially submitted 10 tho
PRECEDENT for approval. gs##
The ebyak provided by tie Constitution, in tho
eHuse emf, ring the qualified veto, will never be
erosed ~ ne, except IN the eascs contemplated by
Tho fathers ui the Republic view it as IN extreme
measure TO io resarled TO only extraordinary
Ia where it may become necessary To defend tina
ENceattengAluat The euefoaebments 81 the legislative
power, or to prevent hHsty and inconsidernte
constitutional Legislation iiy cautiously combining this
remedy within The flhtre pre.enhcd TO 1t IN the CO.
tempefaaeon iti3ns OF The rnners Of the tenst
'9uon tho Will Of the poopla egtmateg eSpressedon
all subjects OF legislation, through their constitutional
orenus the Senators nnd Representatives of tho Uni
ted Natesi VIII have It's full eiteet As indispensable
10 tho preservation oil cur ~ tenn Ct eetsoTernment
the Independence o the Representatives, OF tho States
aud tho Peoples Guaranteed by the Constitution
and they op 10 II possibility to any human power
but thur eon'titnents.
Ky holding the Representative responsible only to
the people AND cXempling lin from MI other nnuen-
Geo We ela,oto the ararter Of the constituent md
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

T lsos held the Clerks olirc The Circuit Superb
" Court OF Law and Chanerfy, the county oil AM
bctt, ON Monday tie ard day OF December, 1919.
James Day, Plaintiff,
against
Samuel NJ Gaand Jane l.. 44amkn, sheriff of Amherst
cowt ~ ana as such administrator de bonis with tho
VIII anuried % luhn 1sad, aocd ard Elijah Davis and
Pcneiia his wife formerly lermeha ilansard,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

Fxt,ao,ljas9e nm, N,,s1,, Parliamentary from thu
lf.,,i, - ,r It. ,ib ~ funded imam In,
n.sl a,5i..l.. ,,,'iegs9,al.nr
N,pr ,rfi, Ia 9r45 invited In an amend mont aft
enf ~ i l,,,s rl fi54 t t, 4ff+,n sl,ye undo with
a yiry - The ,d.efq5 ,,,p5s55n ,f ilal b,tharnus
,-fri lif., a. f#.,i.l H. ,is t,,5I, = siN il,
49,, ca,f5l ~, t,, - r ,,lz bn,lt in ths Trltqd
sat- as1 5,,n,1 ar f,,l,,tel h. s,f, If 5pr cyans
NJ, p, -, l,, i.i,,.,, a., D.,,ttnent Of State
and b al,s.r and ean.,I of tho nitel Sites at r.
10 I,ncir, ,,Icb his nm mn ltiu,, b,e Iad h, taf,
C'n,ls ,rt, ti1t n customary device to cvade
fr n.,,I5s nj ,r law y n,sss4 + sea letters. Vessels
sid in nfsil hon ,.yil,l with such pansrs hv tha
Co,sl j., fe3 NJ s1,,y,n, IA IL, Irnit.i Sfatcs Tor
nov iciser rr coed II once IN the caa. Of Africa far
III, prrnsof obt,inIay e,,,, rs 81 slaves Much al
il'nal III rpatoa ii the sp.nr carlcter has recently
been transmitted to the parntuto, State. Ii has not
been considered the policy Of onr laws 10 SUBJECT an
American eia2sn, WIN. ina oreian country, purchases
A vessel bull in the 'uud States Ia the Inconvenience
f ssudn, her home fora new register before permitting
her 10 proceed ON vaya1e. Any alteration # the law,
which nli4hl have a tendency t. mre lc the free transfer
ii property In vessels between our citizens. the free
uarn ua ot tse vessels hctween ilreut parts OF The
world when ompl1y.d il law lul eanmrlee. should b.
well AID eaaaously considered hut trust that yeaf
wisdom vii devise methud by winch general pol
cy ia tbs respect may he preserved aud At the slme
inc the abuse flour H. by means ol sea letters, ia the
manner Indicated, my he prevent j.
HAVING azeeraued that Tia re- Is IA prospect 4 the le,
union uf the fvp States ul Ccw1a America. which In
merry composed republic u II name. We nave saP#
ata ely NEGOTIATED vth s,mcof lhen tellie7 ii ama4
and commerce.. which will be laid before the SEN 'e
4 cpatIeF having heeu concluded with the Nn'c et
Nielr.,.a lls a company conpia i If American c 1ns,
r tha pufp4.e # 60 lsintUg ship canal thrn5h lIe
TENT nv uffat STATE 10 connect the Atlantic and Farta
Oeeaus Iayr directed the ne4oi9tion Of treaty with
Neaagna, pied -ine haah & vefnmens t. protect those
Who shall 4aae IA ard perfect the work MI Other
nations are iatlcd 10y hr State 81 N'angna 10 cater
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

The defendants John la,slett aud 'flmsey Jane his
vile, Ilabney MellanioL- Gideon Mcdaniel aud Ann
hrnse X. Mcdaniel, not having entered their appear
aucc and given seenijiy according TO tile Act OF A
scmhly ana The Rule n hs Court and it appearing by
saototy evidence that they inhabitants OF his Com
muuwesit II j. ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here 1n the first Monday in Maioh nest, aud answe The
bill OF the plaintiffs aud that copy OF this order be forthwith
tied in newspapers published in the toxin OF Iynel
burg nf two months successfully, and posted the front
door 81 the Court House of this County.
Ae9py-'fesie.
Dec 20-w2m ROBERT TtNSI.EY, Clk. 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31


r ltnles ,in the Cl,a nnieo of the Circuit Superior
N Count 81 Law and Cnucerf, nrhe County amherst,
ON MONDAY the ha day 81 December, 1919.
Lindsey j. Mci1alud, pai@n,
against
Dabne} Ean1iage Ia hi. f.aht, and Foardan of
ludae u George and Gideon Mel tniol, and as surety
Tor Ambrose n MeDlnis guardian ut HEM and others;
John Williams and .nela his WIFE, " illian II Rir)an
icl, john hlcln, John Hayslot and ramsey Jane his
wife, iahuty MclMaial, the administrator OF George Me-
Daniel hen shall TO- appointed Gideon Mcdaniel,
Ambrose r. Mcllnie in hs right and as guardian Tor
hi, ehidlru, ramsey Iane. John, labney, Lindsey,
Gcorfr anA tdcDnf 1ohnJ london, in his tigl aud
executor o Tuzah London. de- aud stnsee ior Will
linn A. London and Ftaur,s oadroui, William A. London,
Winston Noudroo and Francis lis wi'c, Daniel II Lamb
don, hia right, and trustee of M Frances Wood.
roof and William A. london, aud Jane, liiggmbotham,
I.E.p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

*
+ Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superb
"a Cont n Law and Chanrerv, for the County Am
hest ON Monday ,lhe 3rd day of December, 1919 =
Nathan Guthrie, PiaiauG,
against
Nicholas G. ulre and William Kent, Defendants.
IN CHANGFRY.
The defendant Nicholas Guthrie, not having entered his
appearance and given according to tho Act OF As
eply aud the Rules this Court and it appearing by sat
acory ldence that he inbiiani Of this Com
monweath II is ordered That the said defendant do APP
pear here on the Monday in March next, aud
the bill o. tie pant and that copy fths order be forth
with in newspaper published in the town OF
ynchhurg months successfully, and posted at the
front door oil the Count House OF this county. ass s.
Acopy--Testv, A
Dee s0-w2m ROBERT TINSI.Ey, Clf
- 10y .nnENnrr q, aSSINrnE A spI IN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

ETANCY FRENCH CASSlMERES.--AS PLEN.
did a>surtnent Just received by express. Please call
and examine, WATERHousE s PoTTER-
-
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.rhc Rights orthe the Union of the states"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-31

message in Writing, was received from the Prrs-
den, of the United States, by the hands Of Col ". w.
S Bliss his Private Secretary.
The Speaker said, if there was no olecton the Chair
would lay the Message before the House.
No objection having bten made, the Message was
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