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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
Ssrsl and Esys.-nrv.

An armed revolt has just been discov-
cred as about TO break out among the Aus
TRAN troops at Holstein, who are compos-
ed principally of Hungarian nobiemen. who
h1ye been compelled to serve in the ranks
a private soldiers. They were, however,
detected and repulsed BY their superior
officers
CONT Potoshi, an agent Of Kossutll's
has been arrested at Rensburg, and pro-
CARNATIONS found in his possession address
ed to the soldiers, exciting them TO revolt.
He also had with him copies of kossuth's
speeches in England.
The Hungarian residence of General
Haynau has been destroyed BY fi,e, the
work of an incendiary. Haynau came
near being burned to death in the house.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
,r.,.,cr nndKossuth.

The resolution welcoming kossutl, hrss
offered in the Senate by Gov. Foote, was
presented.. as that gentleman stated, a, the
instance Of Mr.. Webster. We do not won
der that the Great Secretary, with bis big
heart full Of the love Of free institutions,
should entertain towards SO noble cham
pion OF them as Kossuth, sentiments OF the
most cordial admiration. His letter to
Chevalicr Hulseman will not soon be for
gottcn,either here or in Europe. But Mr..
Webster is zoo deeply read in hephiloso-
ply Of eur government its preccdcnts and
policy, to give coan,enance to all that Kos
suth now desires. We have no idea that
he considers it the duty or right Of the
American confederacy, at this time. to throw
any thing more than its moral weight into
the wavcring balance Of European gov
ornamental destinies. As an inrimation
of Mr.. Webster's personal feelings towards
the illustrious Exile, and bis view of the
great law Of humanity, We give an elo-
qucnt passage from speech made by him
at festival in his native state. shortly af.
ter the escape Of Kossuah into Turkey:
81 see that the Emperor of Russia Dc
mands Of Turkey. that the noble Kossuit
and his companions shall he given up. Il
I've dealt with at his pleasure. And ! sec
that this demand is made in dcrision of tn,
established law Of nations. Gentlemen
hhere is something on earth greater than ar
bitrary or despotic power. The lightning
has It's power, and the whirlwind he's it
power, and the earthquake has its power
but there is SO netting among men more
capable Of shaking dcspotlc thrones thar
the lightning. whirlwind or earthquake
that is, the excited and aroused Indignation
of the whole civilized world. Gentlemen
the Emperor Of RUSSIA holds himself to b.
bound by the law Of Nations. from thu
fact that lie negoiiatcs with civilized Ma
lions. and that he forms alliances and trca
ties. He Processes, in fact, TO live in a CIV
.ilzed age, and TO govern al enlightened
Nation. say, thatif, under these circum
stsnces, he shall perpetrate so great a vio
1ation of National law, as TO seize thes'
Hungafians and execute them, he wll
stand as a criminal and maleiactor in th'
view of the public law of the world. Tht
whole world will be the tribunal to try
him, and he must appear before it, anc
hold up bis hand and plead and abide III
Judgment"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22

correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
There is strong move making by the
friends Of Martin Van Buren, to effect a
restoration under VIM. O. Butler, Of XIV.
All the Freesoilers here in Congress are
moving that way, and are active to get
their presses at home committed in the
same way. Should the movement sue
coed, we shall have
1st. VIM. o. Butler. Of Kentucky, for
President
Cd. Gen. Pierce, of New Hampshire,
Vice President.
Sd. Thos H. Benton. Secretary of State.
4th. Messrs. Blair & Rives,public Prin.
tiers.
9Th. Allthe prominent Union Democrats
oiihe South are 10 be ostracised.
9Th. All the prominent Union democrats
OF the North, such as Dickinson, Cass,
Buchanan. &c, laid on the shelf.
This Is the short but comprehensive pro-
gramme of the movement. An attempt
VIII be made to appropriate Kossu'h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22

4, lie Ca.'H Horsc,trom Iedacedqy4 o'cicck, 10
!SatHdoy 4 o'c'oct.
W a Burlord Amherst; I b Wright, l. Wright,
Buckingham; Adams, Bedford; Andrew b Ba-
kerr u II Patteson. APPROPRIATION; HALE Am
hcrsr; W C Bullard Chri-tiansburc; Price, Mon
gomery; May, Wythc; Z I Bowlin, 7 } Jones,W
May. Nelson; j Wrrdrom, Amherst; l. Huse,
Buckingham; Mr.. z & Gregory aud Sons, Campb'l
Il 7 Bacon, Charlotte; w Temple, Rockbridgc;
o Frcnch, Washington; J Myers Rockbr;drc;
Bib, Gatewooi. &. T L; Il NJ Davis Buck
insham; w Johns, Tenp.;J r Read. Campbell;
r, npen, Bc+ford; Chewing, Amherst; VIM
Drlesod. Bedford; Il II Phelps, Nelson; John W
w BroaGn,. = mherst,W y Spencer. Nelson; " Sim
pic, Bedford; } ! John on, Meckicnburg; w C
Fagg. V K T L II: J 'tobi,on ,, q Bruce, Bed
ford; NJ Cash. Oregon Town; N b /, Morrs, Am
hcrsr; NJ rcrrcu.y & TRG: y Vright,Bedford;
II A Carter, Lyucliburr, Col ] Shealey Hotetonri.
g. PHELPS pyal7ietOt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
OBITUARY.,

Died, on the lith ins' in the county ofBcdfo,d.
in the 7lst year Of her age, after suffering
Illness (caused by the pleurisyl for four days con
tinuanrc, Miss PoLLr MuRRiLL. She had been
acceptable member Of the Methodist Z. Church
for many years. She one that made no pretcn-
sion even in her l1ppiest hours, but her smiling
scuntruance told what words could not express
While in health she always lively and cheerful.
She bore her affections with great patience, and
expressed her entire resignation to the viii Of the
Lord
dearest sister, thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But lis God that has bcrcft us,
lie can all our sorrows heal.
Yet agnn VIC hnpe 10 inert thee,
When the day Of life is fed,
Then in Heaven with Joy to greet thee,
Where farewell tear Is she'd"
Richmond Christian Advocate please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22

we are requested to say. that a SPLEEN
did Banner will be presented, by the La
dies ofLiberty, TO Piedmont Division. s.
OF l., on Thursday, the 25th inst, Chris
mas day. The neighboring Divisions
are respectfully invited to unite in the GER
emonies.
A Convention will also convenein Lib
erty, on the same day, having for its OBJ
ject, the advancement of the cause Of
Temperance, throughout the county. We
hope that every Division within reach.
will appoint full delegation Bedtord
SeatiRel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
The Pittsburgh Gazette states that prea

The Pittsburgh Gazette states that great
quantities Of Cannel coal of quality fully
equal to that found in England, exists in
the Little Beaver Valley, lying in Penn
sylvania and Ohio, within fifty miles of
Pittsburgh. Of the extent of the deposit,
enough is known TO warrant the SUPPOSE
ton that there are many thousand acres
of coal of an average thickness of eight
feet, and capable of affording an inex-
haustible supply. The coal is nearly as
inhammable as pine knot, burns with
a clear, brilliant flame, and it is supposed
will be found well adapted to the manu-
facture Of Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22

The last accounts from France repre-
sent deep and ominous political commo-
ton to have prevailed. A crisis far more
bloody and terrible than that which over
turned the monarchy Of Louis Philippe is
believed to be at hand. We know moth
iDg. either in the character of the French
people, or in the mongrel form Of Govern
ment pnder which they are living, to avert
the issue to which events are hurrying on.
Whc;her that issue will bring forth good
or i'll, no human being can divine; be-
cause none can predicate results. from the
capriccs of a people, SO mercurial as the
French.
The present excitement arises chiefly
from an apprchended purpose on the part
Of Louis Napoleon to secure his hold on
the Presidential chair, if need be, by a
violation Of the Constitution. In the Ma
tional Assembly, powerful party are de-
termined to prevent such a result at every
hazard. In an article, specializing on the
subject, in the New York Herald, the
writer remarks:
III Louis Napoleon should be nofana-
ted, and receive majority of votes he
may endeavor 10 hold over; and ifthe ar
my should be in his favor, and should
support him in spite of all constitutional
objections, there is nothing to proven, him
from being next President. In such a
case he would meet with terrible opposi-
ton from the democrats and the monarch
ISIS, that would probably end in civil war
On the other hand; it appcars evident from
the developments Of opinion in France.
that no candidate but Louis Napoleon has
shadow Of chance Of receiving MAORI.
ity Of the popular votes. In either view
of the case, therefore, there are difficulty,
danger and alarm ahead, all leading to
one result--a CONFUSION in France and
the Ultimate triumph of the democracy in
the Legislature, at the polls. or by fighting
in the streets. Such state ofthing. would
be a signal for general rising on the
whole continent, and the commencement
of conflict that would last for many
years"
The Herald is OF opinion that the fate Of
the whole continent, for perhaps half a
century 10 come,will depend on the course
which things will take in France during
the ensuing few months. If the result
should be favorable TO republlcanisn, and
hostile TO monarchy, ii thinks there viii be
complete change in the foreign and do
meotic policy ofFrance, and we may ex-
pect to see the commencement of a terri
bic revolution, that will sweep over the
whole Of Europe, commencing in Germany
and Italy.
The Hon. Rufus Choate, in late speech
in Boston, referring to the stormy as
pect Of the political horizon in Europe,
said alt has seemed to me as if the pre-
negatives OF crowns,and the rights Of men,
and the boarded up resentments and reven-
gcs o a thousand years. were about 10
anshealh the sword for conflict, in which
the blood shall flow as in the Apocalypse
vision, TO the brides ofthc horses, and in
which a whole age OF men shall pass away
in which the great bell Of time shall
sound out another hour-in which socie-
ty itself shall be tried by FIRE and steel
whether it is Of nature and Of natures G. rod
or not"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
Alexander KOleIer. ESQ.

Tins noble and gallant Wing has shared
the fate of the county candidates. We
are almost disposed to mourn over his de-
feat. A more finished gentleman, accom-
pllshed orator, or truer patriot does not
live in the State. He would have shone
in the Virginia Senate as a star of the first
magnitude. 1t is some consolation to
know that in his own native county he
was prophet not without honor" and
stood shouderto shoulder with the dis
tingulshed Summers.-Fa. Free Press.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
AUCTION SALES,

NJ OfICE-lIs ,iriae of decree II the III
i y ruit rour, for the rauniy ii Cn-~s',cii, rro
nounccd iis a~t Ort.tcrn,.in the sssc II Ms-by h
Speed " Martin and others. ! .wll. O.. commits
siuner appointed by said ceus Ter thu, rurrn-e)
proceed in front Of Campbell en',r house. an Mon
day the 18th day of Janunry next. THAT being
davl To scg the 'rRACTet LAND. in snii DECREE
mentioned. taihe hghc-t bidft nj r'-li'e enetion.
The Land lies On Otter ritrr. ~ tamrhcll rori,.
aijoiuink ,sse lnnds of fh,na. prumn'o~d aud
Capt. Samuel J''ryis. and viii " sed ~
M 500 Acres. aiorc or less.
= TERMS--SbO IN vn.i, and the bnsrr~ IN
two equal annual n-tnlmcnt,; the rnrcha..r giving
bonds with good security and the title retained Nm.
Ill tho Whole is paid.
JoEI. n hnrTwicn,
H.. .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
European Items per Steamer Mia
cara,

-asa.
Father Mathew sailed for ireland few
days previous to the sailing ofthc Niagara.
He appeared in good health, and spoke
feelingly Of this country to all who an
preached him on the subject of his visit
here.
sir Henry and Lady Lytton Bulwer in
tend to visit Paris before returning to A.
merica, their departure hther having been
deferred until after Christmas.
The Assembly Of Citizens of Bremen
have resolved to send, in the name Of the
city, a stone with a suitable inscription. for
the monument about to be erected At
Washington in honor of Washington.
Sickness has been very prevalent here,
says a Lisbon letter. of the 18th ult.. and
among the sudden deaths of the last DAYS
lregret TO report that of the amiable son of
the Hon. c. b. Haddock, the American
Minister.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
" We observe bv the Savannah

" We observe by the Savannah pa
rs. says tie National hteliigeaccr. that
the Hon. Howell Cobb, Governor, and the
Members of the Legislature of the State
Of Georgia. paid visit to the cityof ST.
vannah on Friday last. in compliance with
an Invitation from its municipal authori-
ties. As matter of course, the hon
|ored visiters were received with every
appropriate mark Of respect BY their
|felow-ciiizens of Savannah, who got M
for their entertainment display Of fire
works, a partial illumination of the city, a
military review, grand banquet, follow
ED by plentiful flow of wine, Wit. speech.
|es' &c, and magnificent ball at night, all
Of which passed of most happily, and
much to the qualification OF those who
participated IN these fraternal courtes-
ics.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
Fire.

The wooden building. occupied as Gro
Gerry by Ro. Ross, on Market street, near
the Depot, was, with It's entire contents,
consumed by fire Thursday night. The ice
had locked up all the water, and it vas
found impossible to arrest the fire. We
have not learned the amount Of loss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
The weather.

Up to Saturday the unusually cold wea-
Their had continued with scarcely percepti-
bic abatement. On that day it sofened
considerably. The canal was closed the
greater part of last week, and navigation is
likely to remain suspended several days
,yot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
4 TTvACTIONs UNPrsECE-

~ DENTED.-Nc are now receiving
scumcn, of Goid and Silrer iiefchrs, .Jpsiry,
Fancy Geods,ac So, consisting in part follows:
Gold and silver Watches, all kind-.
=" Eur and finger rings, breast pins, Sc.
" Fob, vest, and guard chains,
." tencil-. pens, studs, Sc. Sc.
Silver pencil cases, various kinda.
"a Hair ce',bs, Ar So,
FANCY GOODS, cps,sis,iag in part rf
Dressing mud side combs. M kinds.
Ladies' Gum Elastic Carriers, thimblc., So,
Trausp0 and cosmetic soaps.
Tapestry, and Brussels, Rage mud S,trhels.
Hooks and eyes. boot lnccs. sa-r"ndcr-,
OK marrow, hair oil. perfumes,
Spool Cotton,
ltnror s,rops percussion caps, Sc. &c.
V>our winter Night Sales will commence On
Thursday night the 30th inst. md continue during
the winter, every Thursday and Friday night. ~l-
pui my interruption. Guud4 open during the day
for inspection, md will he sold low NJ, private -nlc.
We respectfully invite the n,trn,iun oiihc Public
TO the stock On hnnd. 10 which wc viii be r-cri,-
ing additions weekly during the winrr months. of
ru-simcrcs. cloths coatues pan,aln,n .inll-. Sc,
Our daily salts i'll he ~ usual IN Tuesdays.
Thursdays aud Satnr!nN.,
sp' Liberal advances ALWAYS na,lr au rnn-iri,-
mrnts. MOSBN & IIUlcONBE.
Oct 30-tsif Auris and Com, Nrr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22

LY kossdth. il is said, win leave ".
York to-day, and will visit Philadelphia,
where, il is said, he viii make but one ad-
dress, Baltimore, where he viii speak but
once, and ashIngton, where the manner
of has reception will be determinedby "the
cordial welcome" of Congress. as embod-
led in the Resolution which has passed.
How much further South he win go time
will determine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
columbian Hotel, RICHMOND VA

~ This Hotel, which has been for some wears IN.
der DE management Of Mr. Subject, viii be con.
Quoted, after the ~ dry Of Januury, 1852. unIc
the charge Of Daniel Ward lately Superintendent
Of the tauquer White Sulphur Springs, md Mrs
Brooks, one Of the lite partners The Proprietor,
aware thatilis House has been fiivornbly known
to the public for long time, and they arc deter,
mined that un .cr their management it shall not
ose any Of its justly acquired celebrity, They re-
quest their patronage towards the house, mud they
pledge themselves to spare neither attention nor
expense to render them comfortable Mr.. j. II
SEAYREs, who hos for mnny years been asss-
tant in the Hotel, will continue hi. services.
DANIEL WARD g. co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
TO me Voters Of Campsen County.

At the solicitation of many of my friends, an
nounce mvsefa candidate for the office Of Clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Campbell county. Having nc-
ted assistant in that. and several other Clerks
offices for nearly four years, hntter myself that (
electcd) shall be able to discharge the duties Of
the Office in a satisfactory manner.
Nav. 6-tsif J. NEWTON GORDON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
CrECIAL NOTICEhy p.schau-

- fy.-l wrntN year. experience 10 my hnsincss
inlyucltburg ought To- hn,c qualified to he nhl.
tonnnngc such cS;,llishm,n, n ntiuc, 81 ~ to
carry oui the good principle with whir, rtnfird
| ycnr nen, VIZ; "Lire emu ~ Lirr.h mud n,i do il
| 90 break iha pitrh.r Aware before going Nor,i,
for my gbui-. thai there aul, be SOME IA article.
| ia my line offered 'd' CoR fat Caah," | d.Sp,rd
September TO making my rurchnscs. 80 os 10 meet
| c,5 Prircs Whether have turrccded or not can
he easily proved by comparison of price. ard
| qualities, which Is respectfully sulicird My La
dies assortment j. being enlarged ronsnpty--,o IL
is added this week beautiful E1hincllcd tniler- ord
the meat Fillmore Tft." u new n,ticle-- Misses
Shoe. u fine -mppy--childrcn's Shoes coming mud
going M fbc H1c Of fientlinrn- fire Bnots
aud SHOES, good n-sUrtnicHt. md Menu 7 hick
Bon'- very ch-ap--Boys work nlundBnl--A lnrr.
assortment Of Servant. Shoes. ucludine a fl " hun
ircd pnirs ~ lt,nvy Richmond Silt, hduwns bound
aud urihonnd, Red aud ijlprk goina ~ raridly
NJ About The fhET1lEST SILK HAT
- over seen. Of yurions stylcs---Woul Hats,
SLOUGH liats-C0ps! CoJsH CoJsH, nlundnnt
ant Ch'op. Travelling aud cofnnnn Trunks n
large supply. clicap--Cnrpet Burs including n.~
article ii g"Ia ,efrho. superior md not dcnr; ard
some new styles Of Metallic Rubbcts, very mont. tur-
chase Of the manufacturer and warranted strong.
Now friends, please compare pspG' prices with rosi
prices, md lei % zee who wins IL. rrr,dc.
Rnrpccifuy, T.. SEABliRY.
Der 23-jlt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22

The New York Tribure announces that
the Loan, intended for Kossuth 10 use in
ms future operations ia behalf Of Hungary,
IS under way-a committee, secretary,
treasurer, &c, to be named-and sub
scriptions TO be received to any amount
hossuth, 1t says, must sail for Europe by
the lstof February, and one million of
dollars ought to he ready for him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22

Civil WAR; CHILI-The last arrivals
from South mcrica state that the rebel
army, $4,000 strong, were met by the Gov
eminent troops at Petorga, about forty
leagues from San Jago. and, after a fight
of three hours, the former were defeated
with a loss ofseventy killed and two hun
drcd wounded, and four hundred prison
ers, including thiriy-six officers. The Gov
ernment army lost fifteen killed and fifteen
wounded.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22

On Tuesday, William Hunter, Esq,
chief clerk il the Departmental rhe State,
was despatched to New York, bearing to
Louis kossuth the resolution of Congress,
giving TO him, in behalf of the people of
the United States, cordial welcome to
the capital and the country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NE-tITTHT.JN IT. tWNNNTTTN, VIII
rive Intention 70 renting nut lln,i-ra. hiring hnt
Negroes, negotiating 4nles of Real Estate. collect.
ing and scitng up clnims. procuring information.
md 10 amy other business requiring ~ A Gent IN 81
near Lynchurg. Business entrusted to him will
meet with ready attention, on reasonable TERMS
All communications. post paid, viii be pronptlyat
tended Ia.
Iv- oRce with Garland & Slaughter. Main
street (Oet. o-imit)
sg Bedford Sentinel ropy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22

All persons announcing thentsei~es candidates
for office. under the New Constitution, viii be
charged at the usual advertising rates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
Ertra@ binary s@a against an old Cor
ernmeat Dcfaulfr.


In the First District Court Of the United
States singular and important suit has
been commenced by the United States a.
gainst Kitty Smith, a rich broker Of this
city, and his son, John Chandler Smith, a
resident of Baltimore. The plaintiff states
that Kitty Smith was a defaulter thirty
years ago, as Navy Agent, in the sum Of
S2S0,00o, for which judgment was obtain
ed in the District of Columbia in the year
1922. Since that time Mr.. Smith has been
doing a heavy business under his sons
name The Court mas granted writ a.
gainst the bank deposits and all other pro
perty Of the firm, to be held until the suits
decided.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22

- We are requested to announce JESSE l..
BURKS n candidate for the office of Clerk of the
county court of Bedford at the next election, url-
der the new constitution. Dec I5--tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22

~ The South Carolina Senate have
passed joint resolution appropriatinr
$4,000 torayds the erection of suitable
cast iron monuments in memory of Mr.
Calhoun and Col. 7. NJ. Butler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
and Italy.
British Periodic.aI Li,crature.

sFAtESA A'cERONbCsal Etscrs2NtTTc.
Weinvitc attention to the prospectus of
Leonard, Scott & Co, for the coming year.
We have SO often spoken Of the publica-
tons TO which it relates, and their mer-
its are so commonly understood by the
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tisement, The ability, learning and rhet-
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are not to be found in any other vehicles
of our current Literature. They bring
before US the conclusions and ilnagninrs
Of the first minds Of Europe, upon nearly
all subjects of general importance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22

4 n circuit court continued by adjournment
4 y and held for Amherst county, at the court
honse, on Friday the 9TH lay Of September. 1851.
Ambrose r. Mcdaniel, George Mcdaniel. Bet
sey Davis John Ware and Peggy his wife. and VIII
liam Nj. Ware, Plaint;as
against
John K. Mcdaniel, executor Of Lindsey McDan-
iel dec'd, William Mcdaniel James p. Mcdaniel
and Samuel Watts, his surefie-. the said William
Mcdaniel in his own right. Gideon Mcdaniel. Ma
~ Jones, Samuel Heiskill Nancy Bass executrix of
Judith Heiskell decd, and Thomas Strange and So
phia his wife, Defendan,.
IL cHAScERT.
% motion Of the plaintiffs, it appearing that
more than two years have elapsed since the quail
hcation Of the defendant John r. Mcdaniel, as ex-
ecutor Of Lindsey Mcdaniel decd The court
doth order that the creditors Of the said Lind
sey Mcdaniel show cause, it any they can. on the
ilrSt day off next Term against the payment and
delivery the estate OF said deredert, to his ega-
tees. and that copy of this order be published
once week for fur successive weeks in some
newspaper printed in the town Of LynchbuIg. and
posted at the door OF the courthouse of this county
on the next day Of the two successive terms Of tie
county court. A cepv-Teste.
Dec 22- ROBERT TTNSLEY G.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22

y We are authorized to announce LEO DAN
TEL ir., as candidate for the Office of Clerk OF
the circuit court Of Amherst county.
Dec 5--ifts