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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

TnE MAINE Liquor LAW is now no longer en-
forced in the city of Portland. Since the result
OF the last election, in which there was a decided
popular majority against the law. Mayor Dow.
the author of the prohbiory policy, and present
Chief Magistrate, is reported by the Portland
Argus to have determined TO make no further
special effort to enforce it there Us he SAYS that
the people voted for rum, and now they may
have it, The same paper tells us tltt the May
or has Withdrawn from the wharf the policemen
stationed there TO search for liquor on the arr-
val of the Boston steamers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27
Y
JESSE J. SAI,NDNS.

TIIUMNN T. MtDKNAN,
REFERENCES Mcdaniel, Hurt 4 Preston, Armistead ~
Warwick MrCurkle n Jones Saunders rby Miller trcn-
shaw, john G. Meem, Joseph II Wilson Taylor Tmslcy 4
Co. Nuwln Appcrson, Falaferru Hamilton hnckcr 4
Kcda, Joseph Coleman, omor y Watson Iynchbnrg, va
John Scott 1lnfX: Capt Samuel Berger, A. II Norman
Psylyann; George arslon Henry; James NJ w Ieftmlch
franklin Col Lewis C. Arthur Samuel Hohsnn Bedford Jcr
ry riiler Ronuokc; VIM. +. Arnold, EockhlRc, Thomas
Goodwin, Amherst; Cot Muses. Arnold Campbell; Wm g.
Ganuaay. AppoAattux; Corbiu b Reynolds Eotetauri.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27
The Great Storm at tie Southeast.

The New Orleans Bulletn of the 18th inst,
5mi.hes the following intelligence:
The late gale has proved to be much more de-
! lctive on the Lake aud Gulf Shore, including.
loss of life, than we had any idea of. 1t was
of the most disastrous storms that have o3
: FRED in this vicinity for many years. Not IL
rn IN the Gulf Shore from BAY St. Louis to
4scagoula has escaped injury. The wharvcs
ave been nearly all washed away, as we'll a;
{arlens ana bath houses The loss of life is thu.
post Ianentable part of the effects produced by
d hurricane, the extent of which is not yet
tnown. At Bay St. Louis it is stated that two
= omen lost their lives. Their names are not
sated, but they were supposed to be women
~ were selling fruit about the wharveS. At
mississippi city house belonging to DR. Tegar
d ~ was blown down, and two Young men named
y .eph Prentice and Robert Givens, killed. The
6r,t of these was clerk in the employ of Messrs
lrry Il Person, of this city, and about twenty
ar years old. The second was the son of Mr..
Reorge w Giyens of this city, eighteen years
D. The bodies of two fishermen were washed
Hsa're near the same place after the storm Sew.
fra schuoners are reported to have blown ashore
a sunk and it is quite probable that we shall
Dave to chronicle the loss of more lives. The
i'amer Creole had II very narrow escape and
Na' compelled to land most of her passengers at
Eay st. Louis, who barely escaped, It's said, he
r. preeiptated into the water at midnight by a
\ dden aud terrific gust of wind, which swept "a
Ray the wharf in twinkling.
Il Many persons who had built cottages along the
Fhore, and laid out gardens, have had them either
entirely swept away or greatly injured. The
form, we believe, did not extend bcyon the
fe'tern shore of Mobile bay. What the effect
ay have been out in the Cuff of Mexico, we of
4 rise have as yet no knowledge, bat We fear
Ety have been disastrous in that direction also,
!, We are sorry to learn that the little village Of
faetortile. at the Lake terminus of the NeXi-
~ Hult Railroad; was seriously injured Icy the
ofh' The water rose to nearly the tops of the
dwellings, and forced the Inmates to take shelter
Fl The roofs Some Of the houses were swept II.
Fay and others much damaged. We have, how
kFer, heard of no loss of life.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27
R,.isinn nffhp Bile.

In the British House of Commons recently
Mr.. Hevwoed the memberfor Lance, shire gave
notice that he should al the next session move
an address to Her Majesty proving that her
majesty will be graciousIy pleased to appoint. a
commission to inquire into the state OF the un
thorized version OF the Bible, and to prepare n
pan for the further revision OF that translation
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27
Yisit ofthe President to the Pennsylvania 4gri
cuIturnI E'nir

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2i.-Ihe President has
yielded to the urgent solicitations of the officers
of the Penns Ylvania State Agricultural Society
who. without regard 10 political differences, have
invited him to attend their Stnte fair at Harris
burg, commencing tomorrow. He will leave this
city on Wednesday morning,in the 6 O'Clock train
and proceed directing on by way ofBatimorc and
New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

\ convict named Lightfeot, escaped from the
United States penitentiary at Washington on
Saturday night. having bored h- way through
the wall of the hospital. 10 which he had been
transferred on account of sickness which, it is
presumed. was merely feigned By him, in order
10 accomplish his lihcrating purpose
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OTEL, Petcr-bnrH,
vI'IlE sUnsCnIBEns oEFERs FOR SALE

IL FOUR OR FIVE ACRES OF LAND, on the Ba
of the River g. kanawha Company adjoining tho
site of the Piedmont Worka portion above and the residue
below thousand road along tho
margin the Basin and extends back to the river the
independent canal which the company constructing for
the PURPOSE supplying the city with water The eunal 20
feet wide bottom IS at top and dccpand esiimatedb by
the Engineer OF the company that will furnish constant
supply surplus work 50 pair Of
Mil Stones after supplying the quantity needed for the city
The purchaser will acquire with the land thirty years lease
suceney work six pair of Stones see of rent
with the right of taking the residue OF the surplus water at the
usually charged by the Company for the of water on
this level of Canal aud also the farther right OF building
whole of this property with
will be sold entire, in eeis 70
purchasers Persons desiring to purchase sites WIN Wv
milling other manufacturing
would do wei apply much OF the cost oi
otherwise be encountered in getting the war; .he ais
might be saved by these works oeiore ~.
which arc to be put up le purpose Of pr"feei ~
completed ~, Ia ,,,,ti.v afs urnlrs
,ba and the efIns en Wn'h :. eAn -
Mt,el can be had Major Eis The President and
H.. Ianrsine the Engineer Of the Company .,.,,-, .,
cstawfw. ~, -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27
apRsNs. 0N XorH mOusEs.-sEw IL

a Circuit Court Amherst County, by al.
"a iouruidcni, and held the 18th day OF August 1855
Richard Ellis and John r. Ellis Administrators of David II
Tapseot decd aud the John T. Es In his right
Plaintiffs,
Against
Edwin Sheion, Peter g. Joiner John H. Harrison Thomas
and Charles Ellis, Administrators of Charles El decd and
other Defendants,
In Chancory.
The Court doth audgc order aud decree that this be
referred TO Commissioner Ro NJ brown to take the following
accounts;
An the rlalnns Of their administration
the estate Of u. H. Tnpsco4 decd,
2d An Of all the individual debts Liabilities Of the
which tho said Commissioner will by publication In the Lynch
burg Vlrginan require nil creditors, a day. and
place be by him the publication produce their
claims before him with the evidence thereof
the business Of the firm of Tapseot FL
lis showing the debts due from the Strangers by
the partncrs the 10 the other the finn aud
the of the rm and Of and In what they consist and
probable thereof dcucting bad doubtful
debts enable tho sad Commissioner
Of the strangers the Commissioners viii
publish like notice and herein before required
individual creditors Of u II Tapsoo and the state
between the partners and the of the
surviving partner John + Ellis and his Trustee
Whitehead HON II Is said he has assigned for the
of cetors shall exhibit the books and papers of the
enable the Commissioner make that
until the coming In Of all the said accounts aud until the
further order of this Court is adudged ordered and docreod
all the individual and social creditors of the said D. H.
rapseo deed be enoned from prosecuting their said claims
against the plaintiffs either of them his administrators
Acopy-Tcsie LEO. DANIEL, JR. CIR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

- the sale Tobacco, Wheat Corn, Flour &C.
any other lie their the long
rrrenceof Snnans in the Tobacco trade hu hnttcr
ourselves SHAH he enabled satisfaction all who
may wish line, aud Moornans knowledge
OF tie Wheat aud Flour in this place for the last twelve
wiz enable the market with equal adNana
ges with other horse W. therefore solicit patron
age OF cid friends and the public generally
N.rV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27
HtOMRS FANS. FANCY GOonS,--wn

~ LIAM TASkER, 10 Park Place, New York, invites the
tcntun OF southern and Western Merchants his
Of Fans Combs Hair Tooth aud Nail brushes. Ladies'
culcs Pcrumcry Soaps tort Monnaes jet aud bend Brace
lets Pocket Books Dress buttons Pins and Needles Hooks
and Eyes Watch Guards Wax Coral and Glass Beads Neck
slaees, &c India Rubber Combs Games, balls aud Toys
description Scissors azors Cutlery Gold GILT
Cwey, Accnrleons and Nioius including
large stock OF English French and German Fancy Goods
which will be Sold at the very lowest prices or cash a
proved paper
Orders by letter selected and put up the best manner
WILLIAM TASKER,
10, Park rlare, New York.
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Ell cnrtLe Mfr rprt

Bosros, Sept. "a The total amount OF the
collections in this city for. the aid OF the feVel
sufferers is 50 900
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

ing UKTVTsrFo '''''
Tur MEXICAN BOUNDARY CONFESSIONAL por
,;o, If this commission arrived at San Antonio,
ro,ss ON the 4th inst The Herald of that
place says:- wv
Messrs. NJ. r. Chandler and L. W, Emory as
,istant commissioners, anu Lleuis' " y: urn i,,
III ',,1 Fr,,k Wheaton Il. s. a., came in with
,h G, a vision. Major Emory is expected here in
about twenty five days, and Lieut. Nlichler about
,Ha I5tb Of November The gentlemen we have
seen appear to be in fine health and spirits ana
are nrased at the idea of getting safely back 10
he settlements.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

\TIHiNlA, fU-M held in tile CLERK
County Court OF franklin, the 18th day of September
1855:
Hunt Gabriel Hodges and Elizabeth, hi wife, Stephen
A. Hunt Gor b. MITCHELL and Polly his wife, Riley H. Hunt,
and benjamin l.. Hunt, Plaintiffs
Against
Johu Hunt Thomas Hunt Benjamin Bird administrator with
the viii annexed of stephen Hunt Decd Nancy H. c. Bird,
heir at law Of Nancy Bird, decd. peendants
IN CiIANCERY.
The object of suit is to obtain decree for the sale ola Tract
lnn IN franklin belonging the estate of Stephen
Hunt decd and for distribution of the proceeds thoa
also for distribution personal
stephen Hunt which be in the hands IT
said administrator and affidavit he that
John Hunt and Thomas Hunt mol residents
ginia the of the puints ty
the said nonresident defendants do APPEAR
here after due publication hereof and no what
interests IN the said suitand That
copy published in the Lyncbhurg Nfuia on'
and posted at the iront door OF
the County, the first day Of the next county
Court copy-Tese, ma s,,rr c,.rt
Woods p. @. ho ~ sooii' Twin
sep10-wiw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27
yV'm,sr s.nnot"rAL H-r.rH, SLAVES

4 STOCK. Ac--ry virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to
me on the 3sl Of March e hy Jesse L. Quafpf and
shall proceed at Liberty. Bedford Courthouse the l day
Of oeioher next to sell at public auction valuable NV ELL
ING iol ST in the said town and LOT containing about
mere of ground with brick Kitchen aud ohrr necessary
houses Ais, small unlnprosed LOT, the principal
Street Also, valuable TRACT OF LAND, lying the
Virginia Tennessee Railroad nile and half East Of the
town o Liberty containing pig good portion 81 the
Tract is in tnrr and the cleared land Is is and produces
fine crops al Wheat aud Tohaeca Alsa, valuable
SnNes yc work Horses; yoke of work ONeni stock Of
Cattle and Hogs OK tat two horse Wagon and lln
ness and Plantation Tools aud Utensils consisting 81 the
al variety used farm all the nd cuas Household aud
Kitchen Furniture and the crop 81 Grain fovcndcr aud To
barco made an the above mentioned farm the present
The iehsf srlp will be msde known the day Of sllr
and VIII Doe as liberal as circumstances VIII admit
sen 2lrtlltbnr G. \ WiNuFlElD, Trustee
-, ALE OF FAtIOiA flAlIHiSIhe unlor-i fncl viii se
- on Friday afternoon, 9TH October. nt uela at the factory
Il late James oYd West public nnrn. tie
following tielet: Il fk small; serrw
. Leyets-onr asr. two small; l. fr hnilg tiushctg
Siuler lse very Inc pnHle hoIsead rttss IN primo
order; lot inrtcts ibcleels 40 Enc cry Stowe; Cooking
stove lilu rice keitl'e1 lot Ilnls5 llanr. drawing
knife hammer, riues'ou a. az suudty ether mtel Also
the Kitchen, good framed uuing win. shinglcd root, Work
shop.
TERMS Ga. t4 pucluetH under II amount II 400
that amount ~t Of lists dnys. 1eg liae oto 10 be feu
,ntisiatsor. 9 euuefsel. I'll. II kEAS.
G r. rIhf-lE, auesr Admir- OIL 5. VI. lloyd drel.
ont
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27
FUTURE DAYS

HOSE AND FlRE INSURANCE. STOCK
- fuE SAIEs-By virtue of Deed OF Trust executed
10 us by Fhomns o. Acrce and wife will SATURDAY
nE next al O'clock IN front of the Market House tvpch.
hug seL al public auction SIXTY SIX SHARES Of STOCK
III Tue iNnehhnrN Hose aud Fire Insurance Company
Terms mlde known at sale.
y. H. Campbell. @r.,
sepYM 1AS plNWlppfE Trustees.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, AMHERST Co !

~
The parties Interested in the win take
appointed the 81 day October
therein mentioned which day all the individual
David II Tapscoti decd all persons having
claims him In his social clara Of the late
Tapscott Ellis specially warned appear before
him file claims together with all necessary proof
thereof all other parties interested likewise requested
Office with their vouchers and copies
Court papers prepared for examination and settlement
Sep 26w4w RO NJ. BROWN, Comr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

r. "Foreign" Military Compunies.
U0v. Minor. of Connecticut, has ordered the
,'"Ndins of all military companies in the state
'''r'Sed Of foreigners, making and exception in
'", OF the German company of New Haven
tilutaHt General however, has refused to
oInleate the order, so it falls to the ground.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

TYKoGUEs AND HEAH. ~ nna "a, and md
II OF sowea DrofS" b,, ''' rios J DAVIS & co
sowed Boots for sale by
.a.a
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BN EIEGRAPH.
Tciegraphed II expressly for the '.virsimisn."


. Mellow Fever Abasinx in Norfolk and Ports
month.
RICHMOND, Sept. 90. Tho fever is ahating.
Five deaths occurred in Norfolk yesterday and
two in Portsmouth.
MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.-Flour firm Howard
street and City Mills, 81 81. Wheat firm and
unchanged; good to prime white 81 IS TO | 81,
red, 81 75a | IS. Corn firm; white and yellow,
50 and So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27
SsnW or vas.VAnIE nEas, ESTATE

- A. Trustees in Decd If Trust made hv William u Ter
fN ami # record in the Clerks Office the
taaPhe County we viii sell al public auction Ia the highest
bidder ON TUESDAY the sthday of September lao the whole
OF the REAL ESTATE conveyed In the said deed consisting
OF The House and lot with the Siarhunse and other build
Rs thereon opposite the Presbyterian Grave YArd Also
one other Lot in the neghhorhood conveyed the said
'fA ny Henry Davis containing ono hai ct with
t nHN'r aud other improvements thereon Also
Lot containing conveyed the said Ferry by the
said Henry hhNS Also other Lot called the Brick yard
Lot aud near the Lot hrr mentioned Al Of this property
IN on near tie city Of ynchnrR and Is regarded valuable
We will convey such title the deed vests Trustres
Ihf sale viii take place tn" Lot opposite the lTosbyori
an GfaNcNard Terms mude known the day of sale
JAo . l. GbGGlN, },.,.,...
sepdHaWtlsh sep JAMES y. KNIGHT ''"''''f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27
LATEST NEWS.
=, the Petersburg Express Of yesterday !
= .I,ou Fever at Norfolk 4 Port,m ,ulh
FROM NORFOLK

FROM NORFOLK.
II Norfolk during last week there were el7 in
' Tsa estimated population 1870.
=" saturday there were about 40 burials.
IN sunday the number OF interments Reached
81 Monday last we could hear Of bat I4-thtee
va, u,snital and eleven in the city generally
n ~ w racret 70 hear since last adviees, of
"i..,h Of ,Joha ID. Gorlan, exchange broker.
I" :. ,os one of the must valuable and useful
W. u e Norfolk Indeed few deaths have oe.
e sI tbore which seem to be more universally
reGre'II1 D.onb Murlen AN officer in tie Exchange
w. ", has also been gathered to the grave.
bn r'>, shaving deaths are also rcportcd Miss
"'ot porter. sister of the Rev. DR.. Arm
ii i1naa,s wife. Walter Anderson.
Tbomas Lowry ship-carpenter. Church stneet
Mrs. D. Johnson, whose husband and child
vi her but "a snort time since. She was
yiiost daughter Of the late WIN ChiSein and
.1aa !, Petersburg during the year 1853.
NJ Tvler and her husband, Mr.. Francis Ty-
H.. ore now down with the fever.
N, Richard b. TunstaIl, brother orr b,
r,nstall This latter gentleman is improving.
Thomas Roberts.
Az VIM. II. Lockwood's chill, james street :;
.,,o 4 child of w. +. Long, printer, on james
street. Ar
Mr. Wbetehuat, Wilkenson's child. Church stress
Sov Simpson. n eolored woman
W Dniton Wheeler of the Howard Associa-
,:n when last heard FROM had the black von.it,
and twas thought could not live.
The Rev. Dir. Armstrong; wife is dangerous
Miss Briggs. a sister of DR.. Briggs, deceased,
: III with the Fever at Hampton.
There are about 30 cases in the City Hospital.
All accounts represent the Fever abating,
rSa,irl C5rrspondence Of the Patersb,trg Express
r,yr 1b1finr- Feather Coot-FireS IN De-
mnd-Lisfof Deaths for Saturday, Sunday
md Monday.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. "a, 1853.
Dear Express:-We have had no comnunca-
lion with your city since Saturday last, which
viii account for the hiatus in my correspondence.
since that time there has been a visible abate-
| ment in the number of deaths, you will pres,
4ntlv see, and also in the number Of new cases.
The weather is now cool, and fires and over
oats are in demand. Should there be no rain.
MI the weather continue as cool as il is now, L
ope the Abatement will be permanent.
0nMonday. the oath, Charles Harvey, son of
lame, G. Harvey citizen Of Portsmouth, who
led in Norfolk; VIM Proctor; Mrs John Mesley
Mr.. VI. died "A few days since-they leave fouc
plpless little ehidren;) John 6 )dfrey, of Fer
rs Point; Daniel Cupeper: and Of VIM.
|Dig5s.
| sincerely trust that in my next shall be able
Eorcport still further abatement. GoSPoRT.
The report in The Baltimore papers of Monday,
that Tx Mayor Hezekiah Stokes, of Portsmouth,
lad died Of the fever on Saturday, is wholly un-
irue He has not been sick, even.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

q offers for sale privately his LAUREL CREEK FARM
lying in Floyd County. and containing about 80 Acres.
lies upon the of Laurel Creek mme
dacy Jacksonville and Christinnsburg Turnpike half
way between Chrstansburg and Floyd Gonrthouse-beng
miles each place There about 100
cleared land about so which Meadow of the
quality balance the cleared land IL well
Grass The wood land Is of good quality and well adapted
the growth Grass Corn, Wheat Oats and Tobaccohe
upon the best quality, consisting of Wblteoak
Hickory Poplar Ash About 100 Acres Of the uncearcd
level could he readily converted into Meadow Of
superior quality The buildings consists of Log Dwelling
House and Kitchen Stables Sc also framed Store House
and Counting Room
will also sell my TAVERN PROPERTY at Floyd Court-
house known as the Jacksonville Hotel The house Is very
commodous with all the necessary out buildings
including very Ieehouse Stables &c II is one OF the
host Tan ern stands the country and enjoys very
large and II sold privately before the
18th ay both the Farm and Tavern Property
y IN offered public auction at Floyd Courthouse.
Thcre Forty Stacks of Hay, the present
wears crop. which will sell with il IL desired.
Terms accommodating, and win be made known applica
ton ASA J.. HOWARD,
sep 2i-w9w Floyd Courthouse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

~.naL,COAL.. GOALS: ~ have on hand q sop
Div of Brush Coal which VIII sell In qusntittes
purchasers Orders be left At Norses
seTs25t Is j G. BRODNAx.
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If0tei Burnt

New YopK, Sept 2i.-The Oceanic House
Concy Island, was burnt last night / ne pu.'u-
Inc, WINS IN extensive one aud the loss is heavy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

Vou CAN Ivy WATCHES, JEWEMV,

NOt GAN BUY WATCHES, JEWERY,
q SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS ut a
wholcsl and retail in variety and style at low IA
cash prices by calling NOWLANS sign of the Ea
gle No ~, Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va, where9
will 20p cont He has Just returned from the Nor
thorn Manufacturers and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable assortment of Watches Jewory Silver and
Fancy Goods offered In this State Would not be better
for to call and his magnificent Stock aud
least ~ he buys all his Goods for cash and sell
them much less than the regular prices for the quality
Gf Goods lou also have Watches and Jewelry
In the best short notice, and always
the most fashionable Goods exchange
money.
Remember the place, sign of the Eagle No "a, Sycamore
street, Petersburg, Va. THOMAS NOWLAN.
septts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

uANlSG, on account of Nlhealth In family hccn
PEELED 10 scNcrmN imucda" connection with the Wash
mRtnn iionse ecate self aud former patrons TINT
gentlemen both
peence From long acquaintance with MIR Sncad partcu
larry. feel warranted In assuring friends
ngon could have fallen hands
his sen n.1Kew1 IEI'T\yIIII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

u Circuit Court Of Law and chaneery, continued by
N adjournment and held for tio County Of Amherst the
18th day of March, le35;
Samuel q srlail Plaintiff
Against
Charles ~ Rlrker sheriff Of Amherst County and such
Ad4ustttr 81 B4rl"tt Moon dtfb George Moo tusta.
yus Moon, AHlHld Mr9t. alexander Moou, mud John =
Coleman and I,.sluaa. his s.t- Defendants,