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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
The IIcsl.Land District.

Having lately passed through the coun
ties of Amherst and Nelson, into the centre
Of Albcmarlc, we are enabled to report
most favorably of Mn. GoccIS's prospect
for election. We do not choose at this
time, to give particulars, but we assure the
Wings Of Bedford, as our firm belief, that
ifthey will do their whole duty. they will
have the satisfaction Of seeing their able
and distinguished couutyman, again their
REPRESENTATIVE in Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
a. CABELL HOUSE. BANK souARE,

AsA Lynchbprg, Fo.-Thc subscriber has this dav
taken charge of the well known and popular Tav-
ern, the "CABELL HOUSE." recently occupied
by Mr.. John Reveley, where he con at all times be
found ready to accommodate those VINO may favour
him with call.
The House is undergoing thorough repair,
and he promises thar pains rat he spared on his
part to render his guests comfortable. His House
will be provided with the best the country Affords
and having the best of Stables. lie promises thu,
every attention shall be given to that department.
He takes this method Of stating to the pubic that
his own personal attention. aided by Mr. Hilton d.
Walker. shall all times be paid to every depart
ment Of the establishment.
March 3-,sif CHARLES PHELPS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

Democrat. Mr.. Ferguson Of Logan, a, their
head. reported back to the House, afiera
rigid examination. that Mr.. Baxter had. in
all respects. been faithful and competent
officer. The Wing Convention deemed it
but just 10 him. to place him before the
great jury Of the people. and let them de-
eide whether such man is TO be proscrib-
"A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
Sg is srus meaning. Mr.. Dorman with
drew IL



On motion Of Mr.. Southall, Commit
tee Of tlirtecn was appointed BY the Chair.
to recommend permanent officers OF the
Convention.
The Commute ives constituted as fol-
lows:
Mr.. II. w. Shelley, Of Augusta, Chair
man.
Mr.. J. Senscncv. Of Frederick,
Mr.. Merritt. ofBrunswick,
Mr.. Forbes, of Buckingham.
Mr.. Finney. Of Accomac,
Mr.. A. Rives. of Albcmarle,
Mr.. Wickbam. Of Hanover.
Mr. Johnston, Of Richmond.
Mr.. Darlington. of LoudoHn,
Mr.. Archer, Of Dinwiddic,
Mr.. J. b. Dorman, OF Rockbridgc,
Mr.. Chancellor, of Spottsylvania,
Mr.. w. Preston, Of Washington.
Immediately afte. the announcement Of
the members Of the Committee,
The President rose to correction Of the
list. lie begged pardon for not observing
the parliamentary rule with regard to the
election of the chairman of a committee,
and with the consent Of the Convention,
would insert Mr.. Southsll's name in the
place Of Mr. Shelley as chairman.
Mr. Souihall stated that he made the mo-
ton for the election Of the committee solely
for the purpose Of getting on with business.
and not on the committee. He wished the
committee to remain precisely as it was.
and If for no other reason. becausehis health
was too feeble to justify him in performing
duties which he could well avoid.
The subject was here dropped, and then
for the purpose Of giving the committee on
organization. opportunity to prepare their
report, the Convention, on motion of Mr..
Shelley, took recess until o'clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

= The paper referred to by our Sci
ma Ala correspondent, whose letter APP
peared in the last number Of tho Virgin;nn.
having since come 10 hand we have copied
on our first rage, the article II ecntsiued
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

II Believing that We cannot more &C.
ceptably serve the readers Of tho Virginiaa.
We have given up nearly our entire space,
to the proceedings Of the State Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
tn the Public.

All persons announcing themselves cand,nstes
far mice. under the New Constitution, will be
charged at the usual advertising rates
For the information Of the public, we re-publish
the following notice from the Tirginian Of the Goth
January, 1Sl6:
Obituary Notices win hereafter be inserted up
on none other than the following terms. VIZ:
Those not exceeding square published tree OF
charge; for every line and ADORE that length
casual aircrsising rates mib Be invariably charged
Com a,,;ca ions must be rr1tea side Of the
paper only, and all cases. accompanied BY the name
of fle author.
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ANTERNOON SESSION.
PERMANENT OFFICERS.

At quarter past o'clock. the Presi'
dent pro TEN called the Convention to or
Icr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

IN q u n ID "A SUM OF MONEY WAS
II found few days since near Lynch's Ware
House by one of nv servants. which the owner can
get BY describing the same and paying for this ad
veriisement. PHILIP II. RYAN.
Sent ol-Q,;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

DRESSED and Matched Floor.
- ING; also assortment Of Lumber dressed
and undressed, for sale
Planning and Saving done to order
Bills of Timber sawed and furnished at the
STEAM SAW AND PLANNING MILL.
Sept 15--lmif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

A LOT Of truly extra FAMILY FLOUR iu,,
: 4 in store rs l5-tsl EcHoLs aFRYoR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

would be to proceed at once TO nominate
a candidate for Governor. Unless be was
very much mistaken, there were not two
op,nions IN the Convention rs TO who should
be the nominee. and be thought II would be
hest, without wasting time, TO nominate a
candidate for Governor, letting each dele
cate vote for himself A committee could
then be appointed to arrange the mode OF
voting for the other officers, who would re-
mort tomorrow. He moved that the Con-
ven,iop proceed TO nominate q candidate
for Governor.
Mr.. Morris, Of Buckingham, said that he
hoped the gentlemen from Albemarlc, (Mr
Watson.) would withdraw his motion, and
let ihis committee be appointed. He
thought it was the best plan to organize the
Convention fully at once.
Mr.. Watson said that he would with.
draw his motion as he did not wish to create
any difficulty or discussion.
Mr.. Newly, of Ohio, was in favor o.
having the committee fix the scale Of vote.
of the Convention In proportion to the
number of votes gwen in the last Presiden
tial election. The number of votes in the
State under the new constitution could no
be ssccrtained with the accuracy until al
ter that constitution was adopted. Blu
they had, in the vote given in 1913, some
thing by which all the votes of the Con
vcntion could be correctly scaled, and have
their real and proper value given to them
Mr. Chancellor desired TO have the nom
nations made this evening. 1t seemed t
him that the unanimiiy which prevailed ii
the Convention rendered it easy to ge
through with the business before them il
the plainest and most simple manner. HI
trusted that the Convention would proceed
to act as speedily as possible as it was wei
known that many Of the delegates wer,
present at great personal sacrifice.
The question was then taken upon Mr.
Cranes motion, and it was agreed 10.
The President inquired how man,
should constitute the committed
Several members called out "hve."
Mr.. Hart suggested seven.
The quetion was then taken upon tn
largest number. and committee Of seve
was ngrceto.
The chair selected the following gentle
men 10 serve upon the committee.
John l.. Newly, of Ohio.
II. w. Shelley, Of Augusta.
V. w. Souihall, Of Albemarlc.
Geo. w. Boiling, of Petersburg.
A. J. Crane, Of Richmond.
w. ID. Hart, of Albemarle.
w. w. Forbes, OF Buckingham.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02
EVENING SESSION.

In the evening the Convention rc-as-cmblcd, and
held what quointly termed by delegate a
"Whg love feast Several very spirited speeches
made warmly comncndatory Of the present adj
mnistraton, and earnestly cxhorting to co-opera-
ton and action the entire Wing party of the State
Tho Convention then adjourned until 10 o'clock A.
NJ, tomorrow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-02

ofthe State, when carried on with due spir.
1t and skill, is successful, is certainly the
system which everywhere is applicable
also to great degree. We should have
the same mode of operation everywhere
The great issue at the presen, time between
the two parties, ! take to be unionism or
disunionism. tits on the subjent of the
faiihfulness of the democratic party to the
Union, that it must everywhere be assailed
We must vindicate for Virginia her love
of the confederacy and her veneration for
the constitution.
Hopes have been entertained Of the
State of Virginia. Editors have been
made by this party to lead Virginia of in
resol atoms of endorsement Of an adhesion
to South Carolina doctrines. 1t is the
Calhoun party which directs the democrat
ic party. 1t has failed in all its measures,
but in the mean time mark you that the
Calhoun party obtains from the democrat
ic party every honor and every office that
it can win. They are universally the NOM
inees for Congress, for governorships, for
lieutenan, governorship, for attorney gen.
eralship. and everything else. In short, in
the democratic party. they seem to claim
not only the lions share buttbe jackal's too.
We are then gentlemen, to make our great
fight upon this question of secession, and
i seems to me that it should be well un-
ders,ood in all the districts that we are to
bring to bear in a very particular manner
and with very particular vigor upon that
one great question. In our own district,
At Richmond, this is the issue. We have
before US there candidate who the other
day allowed himself to'bc cornered and adj
mittcd that he wasa secessionists. L
think there are six or seven candidates
throughout the State who stand inthe same
position. and the question is whether we
ire to permit those democratic representa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
PUBLIC AALE.
MILL he sold, al the residence Of Mary Lewis
w deed, IN The Shenandoah river ON W.idAes
day he 1874 of MLrch ncrt if fair, ii not the mex
fair day, all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture
The stock, and Farming
IMPLEMENTS,
consisting II par,. as follows /,

consisting 10 part, as follows, viz:
6 good ozark Hors~s, brood Mare, 2 Coils;
!. 25 or so had Of Catik,, among uhict at,
some frst-rate Much Cotes-o,se aeuh !
calf By her Side;;.
? yoke Of Ores; 42Asad of frst-rdte Sheep
"A lot Of fine stock Hogs
2 Wagons; Wagon ANIL Plough Gears;
, ! Carl; Wood Ladders Corn-shclleY :; !,
~ spike Ireshiag lfqeAine;
Barshear, doabte and single shorel Ploxg1s
Haryo,cs, Rakes, DC: J
TIE Wheat, gyotcing an tie farm, By thek1cre
Oafs, By the bushel = Corn, By The barrel:
And Timothy Hay, By theton.
For Sale pr Rent the ROCKS MILL, situated
on the Shenandoah river Ehicb has been ihohough-
y repaired and IS NV y com lie order. Posses;
For Hire. q hegFl Boy, about twelve years old
and negro Girl about fourteen years old.
TEAMS Nine months credit will be given on al
sums Of So and upwards. The purchaser giving bond
With approved security. All sums under SIS. cash
Noproprriy 10 be removed until the terms are com
piled with.
CHARLES H LEWIS, Executor.
Feb. % lS5T-3t Spirit copy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
PUBLIC SALE.

II WILL offer At public sale. at my residence near
u The Zoar Church,
On Tuesday The 25th Of March,
(iffair, II hot lhe first fair day the following prop
erty. lowit:
5 head of good icork Horses;
] three gear old Coli, yearltng ditoy
II head Of CattiG among whieh are fre
rood Mich Co,cs;
So head. of Stock Hogs
"a head 81 good Sheep;
2 Bafshear Pioughs, double and single
shorel Ploughs, Haro,rs, DC.
| plantation Wagon; good acheat Fan
| good 2 horse Sleigh; Cutting Bor:
Wagon and plough Gears, Forks, Shoe
els, DC.
ALSO, my grotoing crop Of Wheat, sueiee
70 one half for rent.
Rye in the F2oacing Spring NH;
ALSO, 2 good farm hands miH be hired fo'
the balance Of the gear,
TEaMs OF SALE.--A credit of nine months will b
given on all sums over S. BY the purchaser giYi3;
bond and approved security That sum and under
the cash viii be required The Rye in the Mil
will be sold for cash No property to be removed
until the terms Of sale are complied with Sale Il
commence al 10 o'clock, A. NJ
ISAAC H. STRIDER.
Feb. 81, l85l-Spirt copy I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

WML 3 odd atpubiie ~. :, - -.
~ Fl Afsesi Lins,ans al M -, +. a q
uousehold 1 Kitchen Furniture
rovsisTssc = pssr or+-
Bids ard Beddisr
Lezpas ore n1arlv nm
Chnirs. sanr-6offom Roek;n~ "
hrxya,e Mahogany .Siietoard
Baveau, 1a1lss
Geaktaf Sore (Kitahen Companion
gsh aH ne agpayutns;
nEcbeH Ehfnunre Of rreyv lind.
I 1Hrse Aefte. Brass Aadsrass
La,stiag CHASER:
q rarsefyef Crockxrv ind GLASSWARE
4asees and Forks Cqnds stieks. Wsirey.
Vssaaands and Boisis, Safe, i IRaed.
heakfa~, Csptoard. i frssrate Czock
51.sny ral'1attt d<f;gie1s Bpoks;
sVO rs Bacon, a III of lard
65ls Soff Soap, .Sadaey,s Press:
! hrst-rate Cor, HAsrl6ayyosr:
Spades. Shorels. aa1 Forks
Cefn. Hay and Stfar; and nsany other
artsclss not necessary 10 enlaieyats
Lnhns The above property viii be sold on
e1raA q 81 months BY the purchaser giving brnd
~ ~ spPsosea security % all sums above IS nm
u .s ~, cash No property TO be I moved mil
i y, irtms are COMPLEX with SAFE i conmenres,
gspd ssryaa. woman yOr hire III l.. 49,.
effhs eAs she s~a es coos
Mafch ~ 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
SCHOOL NOTICE,

a N Election 81 School ,'omm, - I,,raers Tor The
n county Of Jefferson. will be held on Satur
day The 22d day ef This month. At the places aud
under the superintendent OF the persons named
in the following schedule, viz:
District No I--Shepherd's School House.
John Keplinger, William Kerney and Charles
Hewitt
District No 2--School House, l. Lee, ]
Entler and ] NJ. Jewett
District No g. q DANIEL Entler's Tavern-Chas
Harper, d. Cameron and DR. Taylor
District Ma New School House-Jscob w.
Reynolds. Daniel Meier and Samuel Licklider
District No 5-Union School House-Isaac
Dust. D. Hess and John Melvin
District No 6-2ew SchnoI House-John
Marshall, Uriah 3 Kerney, and NJ Lemon.
District No 7-Scheol House-William Hurst,
John C. Wiltshire ana ) = Moore.
nist.::ict No s--Sglool House-M. HELM, A
5 cambridge and Thomas G. Baylor.
District No 9-Scheol House-Joseph f. IIar-
ley, Nathan Barnes and George Murphy.
District No l0--Sehool House-rhomas H.
Willis, Esrom Sli:eran 4 w Baylor
District No. IN New School House-James
Griggs David Gilbert and Jacob Gruber, sr
District No. l2-Sshool House--Charles s.
Taylor, VIM F. Turner and b OF.
District No l3-Schoo House-John Kable,
J. g r. Taylor and r. A. Lewis
District No. H. School House-George w.
Backhouse, Harrison Elliot and Joshua Ciipp.
District NJ. l5--Sclool Honse-N W. Man
ming, J G Cockrel and John II. Little
District No l6-Sclool House-B. Roderick,
: B. b. WEIGH and +. Echelberger.
District No I7-ScAool Honse-John Moler,
r Henderson and Daniel hioler.
District No I8-Scpol House-John Shewal-
Ter, George b. Beal ant John Yates
District M 10 Hos Hufoiz1 Moora
]. w Crane and N Carter.
District No 20--SAlool House--George w.
Sapplasion, w s l.otk ahd r. Rawlins
DISTRICT No II School lInuse-C aley Tbomp-
son, Thomas Russell and w Spangler
District No 22-IIar's Mill. Scho6eld, W
J. stephens and A HHerr
District No 23-Ru.sell's School, IIonse-A
Rhnleman, K.-5y aud Singleton Chambers
District No 'arel's HrAel--J 6 Wilson,
J u Starry and p DANCE field
District M 25-Sciuol liouse-R Daley, G.
w Lacy and Jacob Miller
D-trici M 70 Sch 81 ll"nsp--G w Moler
IA n'Irl 4 S,triier ant MN Englc.
District No 27-ScIrl ll6use--Wm Rusk
J J Vansani and |. Birherson.
TIE Commissioners above named. ar such a.
may act, wall report 10 the present Board ON
t"u e Saiu Gay the 29in inst, On which day, nj
10 tn'cl..k A " ti.- member Of thu presen,
Board requested tuaiipnd al the court House.
'ali attendance Is r'qrested and II u desired
that AL accounts against the Bad nnpaid,
whether Tor tuition oroihtf Use, be, on that day,
presented.
The School mmssioners will please posi-
this notice At some public place ler district,
as required by law
WV &. woR rlllNGTON.
March 4. 1881 Secrefdry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

z
Esacs1. 8 % Passes = RS BlE1snoas MAnxEs
Y - etEt trtin4 MafckfI 1851.
nsp4Etsa <xprrsssx asr shs prss essss
ArrLSs - eoo1 maay coming In and they III
eell u sale q - 50 % 81. 50 pr islsl
ArfIEt Sale d kaIl Al 10 to Il ets-Giades !,
" 20 70 {t<-Keg 81 81 10 10 cts.
REEHufN No salt4 held nnsainaIIr AZ Q ets
EktrAI-G RNsf temeHd and sales u Skenire,s Il
zFs = 60 S.des af u ioet eiS Hams q - i d
UsrItk 80 The wholr nunber aaiered va. 40
heAf-zDn ~ which were sold al q "a - 81 ~
hod, equal V S6 % 81. nell, AID Inc balsnce
NFfe taken Ous d marker
ConN ~ We have 10 nsae derline IN Ibis aftieIe
Sasea " Whtr and YeiIgw 81 81 10 70 Gu
n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL new seed nj IS 10 IS q
DEKnsNsN .--Ssies Al III ~ tR ca.
tleissn kerr.-A4ipl-1 are kclIin9 III 800 10 sim
Lush Peaches II 81 25 d. Sd Isl
kKATnEaa Sales al 80 10 IS ris
fttxskEp. --Sales n . 40 10 8 Sd
: kLtus- siiIl further drcipS ants.ales of l,r..
10Y e h0sFss1d - az 81 81 Cirg Mills hoIdisg
~ VI - bpt without sales
ttoGs tool demand and sales ii ss6 80 10 ~
ksAp Z Has advanced IN pFoFosti,ns ID bacnn M
salFs 81 No ID Ribs ri 81 10 o c;s- Keg. o l1 ~
eenss R'As a'''s's Il
0Avs --iund demand and sales ats4i "a Il =.
kfE-7Saies4s G5 70 10 els
EttG0w SALES az 5 CT. gaad demand
lltoFHF SkED--Saies d, 81 so
N NKfr --Sa1es Of inferior 10 gecd a. q N 90
50 Bcd q rstete AZ 90 TO 100 rtss familv fIs,ur
whi'r 81 los 10 t5 cents.
eoL--.Sales ofnn washed Is 10 % /; washed Al
Is u 10 cts. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
HricE House
CARRIAGES +! CARRIAGES /!

T HAZE now on hand, and Offer for sale. the
i LARGEST STOCK OF NEW CARRIAGES
ever "astrd in tits county-consisti6g Of Passen-
ger Roekaways, Or Family Carriages, Double and
Single Its,ekawass. Bnggies, Chariolees Baroaches,
&c. and every description Of Coach Harness--ali
Of whiek we're made III the very best materials and
by comeetett wofSfnen-; and will. be sold on a
credit 81 G or 2 months and travantcd.
! have no i,lea Of leaving charlesiown where I
have hetltno,t tberaly patroaized for The last -
years, add hoae, BY constant attention to business,
to get !h$ same encouragement for 10 years come
+ w. J. HAWKS.
r. Sri Having competent Harness Maker in
my employ. ] am prepa red 70 make NEW, or re-
repair OLD HARNESS at the shortest notice
March ~, 1851 w. j. H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
H.arsNs-rrsar, Feb. IS. ISL.
THE RELAY HOUSE.

THlSqlet. commodious and rural resting place,
Il is Situated Al the junction Of the Washington
and the Baltimore ard Ohio Rail Roads, 40mites
from Washington and 10 miles from Baltimore.
and has very recently been leased for term Of
years by the undersigned, who pledges himself 10
use every stor, in his power 10 please and accom-
MEDIATE all VITO may favor him with call HE
further pledges himself thai his table shall At all
times be abpnda ltly supplied with all the delicace,
OF the season well as The most substantial fare
which the markets Of The cities OF Washington and
Baltimore can afford
The Chambers have lately undergone a thorough
cleansing and painting and are well furnished wnh
new and handsome assortment of Furninlre. r
Passengers TO Washington can rest all night ia
quiet repose at this house, 60 to Washington i4 she
morning and return in The evening.
Dining and, limiting PARTIES from the cities can,
upon reasonable notice. always receive the best ae-
commodations.
The Bar will he found well supplied with Supet
rior Wines, Brandes, Old Rye &c, ce Ilt
He therefore hopes 10 share reasonable portion
of patronage. and INDUCES the hope that the travel
ing publiclwill give him call.
SILASs w. CONN. Ii
RELAY. Bait County Md. March I. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

AT rules beld il she ci,r,. o.. - NJ. f.,,~,;,
Tssrk = ~ ys1sfson Ceualy, % The 5sh oar b
Ps,tip q Pendlescu and John n. Cooke Surviving
H1ssa'ors = Adam Dsnd1idg<. derd.
PLArxrIfFs.
AGAINST
yyhf r. Cookus. Aamiai-,rs,.r n Ia, yv.l,er
afs q. and John Wslp<r AMI Nars WalI,~f.
n4afs atsiew q said latn Wafper decd Jscub
~ Hezekisk Carmel Dsniri Baskhar
S1ra.n y BERKELEY Caonts. e. efTeis adihinis,ra-
q Eiizabrth CARTEL. drr,d I'm, 81 Riehsr
Slirekeli> decd Hrhry j. s-ib-rs sse;aisfra.
tof e e1aas non u Richard Gar,reH the eIdef
qeEd and William G. B0f6s adminis,raIor 81
yohh bgfns deed and Daniel Barkhart Sheriff,
!, EDel Aelsy Comfy and a snrh Committee ad-
49, iTs.s'Iasof q Richard Gsairrii, shr uonngrr,
asf and lhe SANS AZ [emniiter ! nini~,raior
~ Firzvkiah CantfeIi deed Richard a Lee n.
?, IN bic. z. Q. Ball and Z 4 I4e her trustee
IAe Bank VI the Valley ii Virginia. William
hsgnistIne. John Byers. Jacob MYERS Jshn X
nae Z; MagEuder. Danisi Bu khart Shsr-
81 befkeley County aud Committee admir-
Francis DnnningsuEs deed. jams W Moore.
IL. Comsgys, Mary Bowers Minor Hurst.
Mary kerney. UTAH B. KeFner, Thompson
JOHNSTON James Graniham Anthony Strniher.
e 1on Moore. Vincent w. Moores 8 T.
IcFner Zachariah Hursev w l. Wrbhs<Z 4
Il ShIgrrt B-niamin Lncas, aad Vincent M
6ualsr administrator with the will annexed of
William Short deed. DryrNn.STs
ON AN ORIGINAL and AN AMENDED
BILL IN CHAN-.ss-oY
sHE object VI this suii Is to sul1rc. ~ estate
Ieal and personal. OF Johu w alper Hexekiah
G1rlrslL Richard Gartreu, Elizabeth Ganreil Rich
81 isss.A
VI The Circuit. Court Of Berkeley Counly, On be-
half u the plaintiff against the administrator az
boais non OF Richard Gaareii, Sen'r dec'd-the
said John Waper. Hrzek4ah Richard and Eliza
beth Ganrell, and Ri hard Sheckies and Jacob
Nswcdmer, having executed on the 9Th al October,
1873, bond to indemnify Adam 5 Dandridge,
deed. and John Burns, decd securities Of said
Elizabeth Garlrrl and Richard Sheekels, as aimin-
isttatof of said Richard Gartrell MSen'r, decd,
against any liability 10 which they might be sub
jeced IS such securities &C. and the I'd Elizabeth
Gartresl and Richard Sheckles, administrators as
aforesaid. having committed derastarit Of said es-
tate of Ri hard GartreIl, Sen'r, decd.
Il appearing affidavit filed in this suit that the
detenda ants John c. Walper, William C. Burns,
Hezekihh Ganrell B. F. Comegys and Zachariah
Hursey are not residents OF this State they are
hereby required to appear here within one month
after dne publication oil this order and do what
Is necessary TO protect their interests in this matter
And il y further ordered, that copy hereof be pub
lished once week for four successive weeks In the
Virginia Free Press and posted at the front door
Of the Court house Of this County on the first day
Of the next County Court OF Jefferson.
Copy-Teste, 4
R. T. BROWN &c. &C.
March II, l65l-4t.
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March IA. 1851.
ITO CONTRACTORS.

dds win be received FOR she Of .has
ID section OF the road OF the Berry willie. and Char
estown Turnpike Company, commencing al the
terminus oh Rowans section, following line of route
located BY Board to point indicated hy bending
black YAK Tree on Jas. Roper's stone house farm
The said section 10 be constructed according to The
following specifications: To be opened cleared
and grabbed FORTY feet free Of stnmps and stones
graded TWENTY-FIVE feet-spread with broken stones
two and 9ne-fourth inches in sire, eighteen feet
wide, 10 alb average depth Of ten inches on any
"a Of said road Company may require. Bidders
are requested to keep separate their bids for opening
clearing and grading, from those thev may make
for sionink. Bids will be reed in BeFryville on
SATURDAY., the 18th Of MaEci:. The Engineer J. Nj
Brown will attend on section, Thursday, 18th, to
point out route 10 bidders.
March II 1851. l. Bolts SEcir