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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18

The estimated amount of compensation, for the
land and buildings required (which under tue
Comnnnv's agreement with the Court Of Diroc-
tors Is to be furnished by the Indian Government
is $50, 600; Of this sum all but $500 is on ao-
CONT Of the last two miles OF the line trayersing
the native town Of Bombay. and it is considered
doubtful whether the Court Of Directors will con-
slider the advantage of city terminus over
suburban one commensurate with the ncreasod
expenditure to Government attendant on tAe puf'
chase OF town property for the former
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-18
Gnrndn Items.

James Webb tried and convicted at Kingston.
Canada OF the murder Of William Brennan, and
sentenced to be executed on the 10th OF -Decem-
beT has confessed his guilt. His only motive was
to secure the possession Of note for III l0s.,
which Brennan held against him.
The Toronto Coonist says, the farmers are
bringing in wheat in large quantities. Some OF
the dealers have been buying upward OF one
thousand bushels daily. The brig w D. Eberts
returned from the Weland Canal few days ego.
having there discharged load OF twelve thousand
bushels She now lays at one Of the wharfs, about
ready to sail for Buffalo with fourteen thousand
bushels on board. One OF the largest loads
with which ship was ever freighted from that
port.
The first Temperance row we ever heard of oc-
cured at St Hyacnthe, Lower Canada, on Monday
night. The particulars are given an follows by the
Montreal Pilot The Rev. Mr.. Chiniquy had been
spending several days in that village, and had ad.
dressed the people repeatedly on the subject OF
temperance. Unfortunately, his exhOrtatlons pro-
duced the effects OF disastrous kind me
Indignation against intemperance was faised 20
such a pitch, that mob collected ON Ni9hoay
evening, proceeded to building occupied b as
brewery and distery and owned by pr f ~
bps OF Lapraire, and entirely ,', tIair bands
smashing everything they could ray tnelf halGS
~, c;r9;gor niItrages were committed az a helSh-
80. ord further mischief was threaten
ia magistrates net, IN ORDER 70 take
gu - eoIt,nrehension and punishment o! the
Steps 4ot ~ ar were warned that II they pro-
ceeded their own houS0' "
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Co.. r. NJ J0HE.oEA eoTsIgoaqTsla. o. mr., me
Los Gss ,oa s5ong G under eqn aa attack sna
Co dereptia. which renders him totally unfit for
t huSmf to discharge the duties of member
He Is Incapable Of properly exercising his physical
~ l1' mental powers The veteran form that has
filed so many important posts in civil life and
borne itself so CALAMITY upon the battle heid
seems to flicker and wane in dim, uncertain
Iieht. We are sorry to record these facts for we
ike the man and hope he may live and revive TO
be living witness Of the groundlessness Of these
forebodings.
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i r l. Nj = q.

&s, The papers of foreign countries have re-
Gently circulated two reports, without foundation
IN truth. The rumored death of The Siamese
Twins and the alleged insult of the American
Minister at the Court of Spain.
90, We learn from the National Intcligcnccr
that the Contoy prisoners have been released and
are expected home at an early period.
o., The people of Texas have held public
meetings. at San Antonio and the battle field OF
San Jacino These meetings passed resolutions
denouncing the General Government An extra
session of the Legislature has been called, to con.
slider the existing difficulties.
he5' The Cholera is decreasing in Cincinnati,
Nashville and ST. Louis.
a5- On Thursday last the family of General
Taylor left Washington for Baltimore.
g., A severe storm prevailed, during the lat
ter part of last week, in the direction of Rich
mond, extending to Norfolk, Alexandra, Balti-
more and Philadelphia. The damage was great
~, Upon the announcement of the Presidents
death, in Kingston, (Canada) the flags Of the
American vessels were hung at half mast. The
papers of that place appeared IN mourning.
NS. At recent election held in Orleans, fol
the purpose of supplying vacancies in the Lcgis-
lature, three Wings and one Democrat were
elected.
&C. The Vermont Wing State Convention
which met on the 18th instant, nominated for
Governor Charles r Williams, and for Lieut..
Governor JuliS Converse.
o., Professor Webster is TO be executed on
the 30th of August.
o.. Mrs. Gaines has arrived in Cincinnati
Her route is eastward.
o. Our Government has made a treaty with
Mexico, which grants the right to construct a
rail road across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec
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NJ It's varied responsibilities would take up the pe,cn
Constitution, and read II nut as ravillef-hu, As an,
earnestly seeking truth and enquire Does it contain m,
ihlhe eood' IL 50. would preserve IT, Docs IT con
non any ihlng epiP then. would reject IT, Docs il
contain elements o doubtful character, as To which wise
men may well differ, whether they ranneo ,anS In pub
lie gaed or evil Them would SIT and canvass such
IN TN Srirlt OF wisdom. would wtirh well the bur.
d'S OF any provision complained Of and compare ihcm
WIN The benefits Of The substitute pr sed-ail modify
AMI amend freely and htralg whenever II may h done
s'iy hut. unless II be made clear that rcal benefits
present and future. result ium the substitute, and
especially. il it be an untitled experiment. the mere hub
h'ng mp nf a rampant demariensmD | should r. ct
l. without hesitation, taking for GUIDE the we SUI
g'Ston Of Mr.. j. ti,tsan. tlat "Pmlence dcta,s thar
Governments 0ne established. should not be changed
Tor light and Transient causes" In a wurd II elected
shall entrr the Convention is h.forncr, aud not a
DcStrtctire"
There has been some attempt lhow flr successful |
know no0 The part Of the Radicals create he i'm
preston, TINT they safe refrmrr while the conselva
tive candidates at rcf1lmcts. There is M IA in
mld, and the value Of catch wurd, sreus Ia
be appreciated by these zen lrmen, hte they entitled
10 the name, simply. oil Riemersl aud again are the
conservative candidates in this district Messrs Sale
Wilson aud Meshy. truly characterised when they are
termed anti retormers say no, They are willing In
reform, when reformation is necessary but one a-
Gle beyond Iheg are truly tho R1ormtrs, while those
who wish 10 destroy change every provision OF the
Constitution. may Truly be DESIGNATED Destruciivcs
cannot think that the counties of Bedp:d and Camp
bell, distinguished ior thcr sund principle W II
der their conservative srnmcGs. aud consent 10 be
represented In the Convention, they would certainly
be, il Radicals are elected from this district
\ REFORMfR,
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q 81 \ u "

AGAIN has death selected a "shuinp marh." II Is
with sad feelings; indeed, thai announce The nolan
chilly Intelligence, that our esteemed trIenl. IllN)
DEUS kABlliR Is ma more liz died On Sunday. the
18th July at ms residence, near Now I,ondun, IN the
Goth year ui his age. Though his n insctnt d.
case the 'meut oi its ala termination ell with
appalling weight upon hearts nnptrpled Tor So terrbo
blow In the family circle which ho Adorned, the dah
OF MI kabrt will be iclta5 calamity ot tho mogi Dis
trcssng character, and looh ounht not 10 disturb
the sanctuary ol dun Sic eei by indnlgna IN any
mniSeouces of his private virtues must hc remlti ii
h say that in him. h, hud and I'll ctunao Nile hl5lo.
most devoted hu#blnl, his chillt,na hlnd and cilr
hn"a'e hhtrhl> servants generous and mdul9eut mas
ter, and crty one Of it, h'st mrmhet3. Among tho
la5l words Which hr spli he thus adlr sitd h8Wilc :
Weep not for mc am rot atHiI In die bath hls
sting fr Duos his very Prolracled Illnc T. he
suffered The mosl cNcruclans pains. but mplmut Of
ompain, ever escaped his hp.. Bat nav he Is iroe
rest that temain'h tpt the people ol God 49,
o. The ST. loui4 and Indauoprll, plpers Will copy.
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commissioners Sale of Valuable

NENl. lNl\Il N -INNA y
Fl,llE ml,l maud a. & ,,u,,z nm, ~ t, NH, l
| 9th, n,d,l A,n,,,,,, Com, al 49,, ,La.,, f., a.,
town al ,nr bum truuatu,. 81 m III, -. - =. ~, 49,
nude, and al viii itocs.I on FRIDAY, III, toit la, "a >
gust neAt, s,l bs wa, oi nohln. a,t,n il hollow IN,
uoIult, situated IL, the aid law anil la, nm,
tate ct III, late Friend " ,llnn p,,,..
..,, \,
Fronts IN NJ an, tree, - l,t . ~ , ,,,, ,, =, 4,
teoi cNt,u,l,pr On, -. ,,, ut.,t ~, ,' n ,l -
ta the 4, All al Ia, ,,,,,,,,. ,,n,, !, ~ ' '' So
-,
y, a, 49, ~" :,
'' N'''pe''' ','e ihtihdnE one hti ~ Tout
' aitN, hiNfeh Two back trnUmruts, aud running bach,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
lI.. GiI GIl

IT bcng my rtcnonlo femovc NOM tis place, oI'l my
Real Estate Ion sale which consists o the following p,cos
etWopcry
Thc BRICK STORE and DWELLING not Sc, in
Inch reside, containing 2G icot front on Main Street
running back 49, Icot This the desifab.
sdcnccs Main Street the House IS in good repair o
buildings good andl have recently put up roomy
bathing house on the lot.
ALSO, THE TENEMENT
Adjoining, occupied by III Ro. Early, containing 80 feet
and running back 81 feet tins building has e small
Dllec looms il.
ALSO, - FEET OF GROUND
Fronting Church Street aud running back l32 tect This
LIT ha- omit atyo story frame building, Carriage aud lee
House and Stable.
ALSO, AGOOp BRICK DWELLING Hot ~
Audlot corner o Church Street aud si>th alley te u - ~
ioci front running back ~ tcrt, and hecis uu 1T frame
building which rents separate nom the brick building
vail pnya ~ the whole part Of the ab1y p,
propcty maize the suit the purchaser and if
private sale not made before, SHALL on the first dry Il
August next sell II at public auction.
Nlso Lot ol tlfee-innrths Oh an acre in Sandy Hook
The lot has iauI good Frame buildings on II.
judy l=in1A MICHAEL. lNRI.
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LYNcuni,nG MARkErs. InIAa1

Ptortsoa'- BACON. 5,a5,, BerI, s. 81, Com Mca
- - 80 eculs.
Flour 81 % 10 81 So Sales new al 81 81 in
drmnnd
GpJ. Corn = Ia ~ cts; Oats ini i.ccnts
tlora seed Il g. - nominal
" htshtg.-M uuntaIn 81 ianehutno y Hunts 80
cents.
Hle,,rar 70 o2l cents.
BaitIr Vi In l. ct, tu N. |.
Brandy Apple. nnne uderni :; Peach nome ull.liue
Bm Iron iS5assuttrd and So GO whom drawn tu
order.
tn1ce Rio II 10 To- cents, lagnira lel Mocha 20
tonHirg LiaCHS-Inw l.; tla> | | cents.
COTTON iarBs SALES lsa2occnl>.
Feathcr--S2 Ia 81 cts.-aSoatco.
Flnr Seed Sale % Ia - crnts.
Fish -llcrt,nrs. No. |, s.; Shad, old 1, 81
new Slo Marho,el. M. ). 8 90
Talioe {! reutH.
Rn $3.50 pei hM
loot II 10 ~ cts, in demand
iool RollS ~ sales.
GmUtg p Ia 80 cents.
Hemp We quote To- g, IN demand
iiasrsi OIL t cents iodrmanl,
Lard =G t. to
haLI'@y 7Wcsl Indla n Ia 10 cl,rer Gallons \
-. t2to l. cents.
Fhnta Lump. 81 To 81 Ground. H. lo&1.
Na2ms New oflcaa, u L. I frots, Porto hlco1 to&i
r'ni,t ElHliied - Gems. l.olI ii,l2l eruis.
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INNCHBrRG, July Ism, To1V7.
GENrIENEN Your mute OF yesterday has been re
colsed. In reply have 10 >ay that reluctantly, an
with many miasyugs A. to my ability Il discharge til,
duty in satisfactory nnnncI, lall undertake 10 com
ply with your request.
Du,ius the Greater part and perhaps the whole Of neN
week, shall be necessarily absent from Lynchhurg. ST.
thai 1t would be somewhat difficult Tor this TIM
10 designate day which would certainly suit my
ntncc. This will do. however. very shortly; an,
will apprse you of it, suili icny in advance 10 enab,
you To make all desirable arrangements
With becoming Of the personal CON llment in
volycd in your selection of me deliver the address,
Commemorative Of the life and character of lat,
President remain with high respect,
Your friend and servant.
\. II. CAMPBELL.
Mcssrs. Jno. NJ. Speed, JAS. Garland. Jno Wills, &
COMMITTEES.
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NUMTT NfIAl
MISUNDERSTANDING.

.McSS,s. Editors have the card of Mr. Mosby,
and with pleasure. Though am in favor of Reform,
shall support him, and why? Because, in addition TO
tho reason derived from his acknowledged Abilities find
that he in favour Of all necdf alterations in the pre-
sent constitution, and against that wild mania for clge
which have pissosse SO many candidates. lie
writes like man of thought. resolved 10 exercise hl-
mind thoroughly, before embahng on the untfed OF
experiment. which many willing 10 navigate
without chart or compass. Hear him to his general
views Of the course which lie prescTbes to himself, il
the event of his election:
Il shy-I APPROACH hl sio'i5L viii lrJlou4d 5,us,
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RICHMOND. Ioly IL. Is50

TOBACCO. nurnG the cnh pat OF the week.
much activity Vailed n improved Iates, The con
nugtd providence nj tho duunhl added 10 the uulyuta
lr accounts relative 10 The atnntp crup had 1 tendency
Ia li o rriee' Il luz aud The lower a,ads ii nanulc
ulnt ilat2 per emt. lin c5fioua rain which tel yes
to-day and lie preceding day inducing tho hcid that
the clou had not been palal dispensing III IN ,ors.
the market, therefore, became lea active yesterday aud
pcts manifested disposition 10 rccru We quote Luna
- 501iS Leaf s. 5oatlI 90 erueta sacs, t,ra man
ulaeltri0o Sl@at22 81
FLOUR. There has rNistel NOR demand duilug
tho pasi week than lor somo Tine past and DUNN the
l~t lew days, sas have been made Mt - 3 IN - t..
ior Ncnitavle. and at - 2aas - Tor kclnnud euuu
try. Ilolcts ui Scotlsvilc NOW asking a. 80 but
buyers only ollrtng g. - they disposed 10
pay none than g. 25 Tor Rrhmood country.
NllEtF.-Somo twoot ihleo small parcels Of white
wheat have bccn received aud sad 81 l21 per hu,he.
COkN.-Not much coming in. We motto slics tho
past week NJ 7oa75 els. per hushcl
oAlS-Wc qporo 10 cent, per bu'hcl AZ the selling
RlE-Ag good demand for distiiling, at q cents per
hush,l tur anrNtR primo Article
WHEAT OFFA..--nrown Stuff 80 cent; Ship
Stnll, 50 cents per buehe The supply II Bran and
Shut in tho hands Of mllles entirely exhausted
CORN MEAi"-s0 10 70 cents per buohel.
PROVISIONS
Wcqno,e row city cured Bacon a 7a73 cts hoe round;
Western sides G,aGi; shouldcr5 5l5l; "Qurcn CITY"
hams 10; new Hams 80 els. Lard IN bbl, 1a1l
cts; in kcgs I az cts pr ID.
81 FER Mourlato.drhnliai7' cts per IL. fot g,
superior ahclr an ordinary ancio may bo quoted nj g
TO II cents.
SUGARS.--h usual n, this ac,son, the market ~
quiet, but 10 dspo.itlon the M, of holders pres.
thor stocks on the market W. jaoro Now Oheaus ) !.
aG3; Porto lhco 3 laGi
IONERSEED.-s tis per bushel, Iall
BEESWAN-22 a 23 els. per b.
CANDLES We quote tallow Camles lial2 60 ;
llnh's patent de- Jacksau's do. l2sc paapqco ada
mantoe 2d,27 els spcrmaccl 40 to II rts; Cincinnati
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Nh nH n1Sf H"' NI'r s" iir e,

t., IA No DETENTION. --CuEApESr
d'N NS sr @an M'' nl,1 LH I'M line ', IN
fAkElS TO tA N,IlBlH,
f"e through Ia the W h,to sulphur ei0 81
fa's I" lynclhu,g 80
S,sants hall pico
I'm and 1lte The I'D 81 July, Packet Baat vii, leave
h.hm'hd daily at NJ (SundaNs tNrert,,) aud aii,c
mlNnchhutG tllb mtcsl mat dhy att NJ From theme,
IN Stage PASSENGERS have shoee 81 IL the " Into
sulphur IN, h' feaellt and The Sweet Snps, the 9th.
- h the Nautal Bitlge ml narcus Srng defiance 100
hl's' Mulch - divided int iWo day tu asod n,r uaV.
mp h''uuuas pds,nE,l ham tho " h,to sulphur attt,r
IA Nh'hhmE the s,renl DIV, Al T. go an haad the
baaN at / NJ aud alise ~ kvlneud ~ - h,lls h
"e'"nd m"tmnf N TIM Ion htoakt aud tke th No,th,tn
'als "'. i'1mh'hF th Nutidl and ntllmet,.
Tho N"uth,tneUz lyatrtlllf At q T.. NJ
ihszeh" cas- N ep Ea,s lot oh1ielt, Wilt, Sapun aud
| t"mnIl', vii how kt1mrnl MONDAY. Welu,.,a, aud
iBd,N#
~ 1" thul'tt. sN1ll'. only - ~
10 Ntounop ~
IL fuul,h lilo .,
Packet Inn,
hpNp, EDMOND nNNENroRr.
stan Line,
w + tNlISli 81 90.
a., .
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HD.y.v'ET.S, N'c, Sc.

JTIY Illh, INlO-
40 = LADIES' AND MISS ES' BONNETS gust rccoiv-
A-'D,) ed, at from ia els. 10 - each.
SHOES for Ladies Gclomcn GItls and Boys, at from
- cents upwards.
RIBBONS, ii oWERS. LACES AND LAWNS, very
cheap, with great many other new and fashionable
goods, which can be sold vefy low orrash.
JNO }. II RVS, Ao'T.
P0STsCMPr-I am SELLING OFF great many
kinds o good, Al COST and even beioto cost Tor CASH.
Julv i5-tIts j. J. T.. AH'r.
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COM MERCIAL RECORD.
LfNtuUURG, July ~, 1880


elrialsht, with mail stock ~ hand lat inspection
III aAent Goodness IN enr maj ket during the raily pa ut
the Wtgk la hsen dsHr1d Nv the hleht sun 81 ,est,
day and " claac the week with decidedly animated ma,
'l ~ hhd have been inspected the past nces, against
s' hhds spending week u last vent 2li hnis sold
A. 'llavs u hhd' at ttom ~ 10 - IL hlt Al thu.
b = ~ hil, At tim Ia - - hhlt At itnn > a., slu
- hhl- Al aa lute II = and 10 hhl. Il iinn l. a. "a
WHEAT \n,t II the new rtnn vet renewed
MILAN 4 SMITH.
Commit aslou Merchant
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CORRESPONDENTS

The Cmmi lee, IN whom was Referred tho selection
uf sultlhlc parSn II deliver funeral disc urse com
mcmorliivc ri the HE character and puddle sar,i Cd
tho lfc Prci5 mt II tine nj Oh Safgs. lake pleasure II
uoI,ing public The zu'jlucd rornsp1nl,uer,
Saturday, The 81 Aasut has been agreed upon lor lht
purpose specified.
!.yneIauIg. JAY l.. lS5O,
\. II. CtNrnrLL. Esq.
Dear Sir A. meeting He citizens If cur t1wn,
held an y'srefday. I, ray Appropriate hnn1rs Ia TIA,
memory II the late President ol The Udl,d atcs,
appointed committee 10 81 ct suitable person
10 deliver address commemorative Of H., lie and char
acter.
We have selected yau, one who we feel assured
perform this service, behalf our fellow citizens
in able and satisfactory manner, and cNWess ia,
hope that to do viii meet your willingness and
venieuce. lfyou consent tn comply with This rrqncs
be pleased Ia ,sgnae the day which you may be
pcccd odriscr the adde's that other arrangement,
lur the occasion may be pa IMPLY made.
Most respectfully
iour friends and servants
j. GARLAND.
j. WILLS.
II. a. WI SON In.
JAS. MCDONALD.
\. C. MANSON
i. w III Dl.FY.
JNO. NJ. SPEED.
Committee.
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remembrance from grateful and patriotic body
polite. There is true political grandeur in this
course OF action; there is genuine moral snbimi-
~ in the determination Of these highly endowed
statesmen.
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LAST CALL,

IL. persons indebted to me- and whose debts due
"a On of bctprcthc lst 81 August, ISIS will please take
notice, that, unless ymcn is made before the ls
OF nest August then bonds and accounts will he in
hands OF attorney oI collection without regard
june 2l-tlAh -. Il. &. PETERS. =
ENIRA FINE SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, MO
IL lASSES, &c. &c i am receiving the above
tres, all al which would "a the attention
o my friends and The puddle generally them, and feel
hdant Of pleasing all.
May ats SAMI INkEE
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F,o,a tLr National LtcLiglnce.

4 letter from New Orleans states that our Govern
men, has made Treaty with Mexico 10 secure The
oht of transit by railroad across the Ismus at Tehuan
cpcf. arrceaby to The principles laid down that sub
ret ~ President IJyloE II Lis annual messa2e lh'
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o. We have received communication, Civ
ing an account of the discussion at Bedford
Court. This article was handed TO Us too late for
publication in this paper, it shall appear in the
newt
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VIscINlA, To WIZ At I,ule. held II, the cl,l.s Or
hec Of the Circuit Court 10, the County ot Haitian in
the month 81 Jnly 1850.
Samuel \ Bailey, Plaintiff,
Jphn & shaeLlrfad and Nancy HI. wife stephen II D,
vonpait thu aud James u payenpo,t agent In aid
john e Shaelei"d aud adm'r ostcrh,n Davenport ~
defendants
suit in chancey seeking suffice, the rcs and hires
II rcin land and sla,es held by The home defendant
gcut aud tn tee ct The b,nl defendants payment Il
't due from the dct John e. Sh,rkleoid he plain
tai,
1t appearing by niiiacioy evidence that the he
John e Shacl,lclod and Nancy h wife, nhab ans
OF th CONFERENCE.-The It oc'.d that the sa,adoiem.n,s
John G. aha' lcipid and Nancy his wife, do appear hci
within on. month after due public alton he'eo and do what,
necessary TO protect THEN interests and Ina, copy Of this
order be inserted in the lynchhug Ngn,an, week.
Tor tour successive weeks, aud posted a the front door
Courthouse d s county the FIRST day county
eouIt. Aeopy-1esie,
WILLIAM $, HOLT, u. e.
Jul, % wiw
ID Christian, Alnocy II rhr
NR@NlA To nlr.=At EuIcs h,Id IN the Clerk'. ohce
ii Tie 'rrnrl tp'ni loi thc county ul Haitian IN the
month Of 1uly. 1850
lohn y lde surviving pornc, d ln.cfand Il, and,ob
c,ls, decd late merchants and tuets tIaline ,nde the
sly lie and lnm oil kpho'iss lre, l'aintih,
John G sha, klelmJ aod Nancy l,suit $ Is Davenport.
Trustee 81, and Ia y. pa,enpo agent hi the said
John { Sh'cil'on, and as admr d stephen Davenport,
A,", in chanc,,y teehinq TO subject the rcn's ondhe.
81 CERTAIN Land and sse-, h,d by tie home defendant
f' AMI hure a. lhr ali al dinlani To The payment d
pllintIn
happening by satisfactory evidence that the deicnlaniss
John Shorhoiol and Name, lis Id, are not iutabtani
oi tins ommohWcan II = ordered, HAT the said d'cn.
dans,J 1. Siarl,ord aud Nancy lie do appear here
"iin"ne month alter duo publication hcpo and 10 what
Is ne'tS y tou"l lh1n lntrtstsi aud that copy 81 this
order he inserted III the lynehbuIe Nngnan, ero week
ion four sacccsve weeks aud posted at Inc o' door Of the
Courthouse OF this county the inst day Of the next
~ count. Acopy-Iestc,
WM S. HOLT, c.
T.. u Christian. Attorney IT, ultiutf0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
\V.sutYcToN. July lG. 1850.

Sir The application he'd the honor to mako tlrougI
Won tothc House Of Representatives, ON the I'd OF APn
last, having for its object the investigation of my conduc
in relation to the Gaphln claim, has, understand, been
dec died, and the result is the condemnation Of the claim
and all subsequent proceedings under the act Of Con
grcss which provided for its settlement, except the pay
ment OF the principal.
As the question Of interest is believed 10 be judicial in
its character, have respectfully request that the
House Of Represent alives may take the necessary steps
10 legal proceedings be instituted against me for
the recovery of that or any potion Of tie Galpn claim
have received At the time, | am prompt 10
give The that will mt hterposc, delay OF
raise in my defence any Other question than the proper
construction If the act for the relief Of Mcdge Galphn,
executor Of the last will and testament oi George Gal
phln deceased, approved August IA, l6lS.
have the honor To be,
Very Respectfully, your obj scrv't.
GEORGE w. CRAWFORD.
Hon HOW'LL CoBB. Speaker House Of Rep.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
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