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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

cory cra letter from, GdcSaelby 10 Gen, Jack-
S0E, dGiei


-9tAt ELLCRS EES L., lDCar DanTlllC,
December 9Th, 1918.
D..ar Sir; Since + wrote you, few days ago,
] have had The pleasure TO receive your friendly
cad agreeable letter OF the 2;h November. The
eaIsc Of iS not coming 10 hana sooner, was owing
g. the iuattenon OF lad that does OF the bu-
sincSs i'm the Post Office a, DanyiRe.
Your purchase az a section Of land in the A.
territory mus, have lecn highly gratifying, "a
well In pecuniary point Of view, as well a. from
Nle honorable manner in which IL was stricken eff
so you; IN presence doubt of spectators, who
!Tnm no other cause could have been induced 10
ict sreh bargsin pass. IL shcws IN stronger
terms than vounn al wcrts cOuih express, the
high estimation in which your public conduct is
viewed by your fellow ctizcnS;--and the Ball
Etven by the people of y ashvi''c. &c was SPLEEN
tia rorsuin'natoa OF all the great services you have
wondered Your country
am glad that Mr. Earle, from the hasty man
rcrin which he skctched off the outlines OF my
likeness. has been able to complete il correctly,
anu fcch highly hoDored by the portrait being
s0spcndedin the Assembly room. ! assure you,
Increase the gratitude which before felt for
iavors from the good citizens Of that place.
hope MIR. Earle will bo able 60 forward as goo,
likeness OF yourself to me, in the way that
nave arranged with him to send IT, May YOU
I'VE long 10 enjoy your well earned honor and the
gratitude OF your country, is the sincere wish OF
GEAR sir, your friend and most obi servant
ISAAC SHELBY. .
Major General .gi,dfe,o Jackson.
NASHVILLE, nov. Sd, 1921.
nave read The foregoing letter, OF date De-
ce'noer iath, 1915. from the late Gov. Shelby 10
ven. jackson, and know the whole OF IL 10 be Ill
enc hand writing Of the Governor.
JOHN SHELBY.
DonsiNc, lst September, 1924.
oiF DEAR SlR--It may hereafter become nc.
"essary for INC TO establish the standing of aior
David Smith, now of the State OF Mississippi vii,
!on be SO good as TO state for me, the character OF
sfaI Smith, as patriot and citizen, and how Ear
lou may deem him entitled 60 respect and crcdi-
Witty upon his word upon his oath
stu continue much enfeebled and pa-alizcd
ny family are in good health. Present mo very
respectfully 10 Mrs. Jackson. Your most obed',
serv't,
ISAAC SHELBY
Gen. Jackson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

Bomd01y 2ucstjop.-1hc Arcatiian (IIaIfaxl
Recorder, CT nov. q, gives the following extract oil
letter received from gentleman at Dorchester
y s. gentleman, Just arrived here from
Fredericton, states, that, before he left was re.
ported. on the authority OF "a letter from Henry
Bliss, Esq. provincial Agcnt,) that the Boundari
Question had been settled. in England. ,UithoGi
rot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

! he war ~ Europe vii impure n,s prospects or
diminish those favorable calculations arising from
The general state of Enslis', crops. II is well,
however, not TO be too sangiinc The corn and
Sour markets ofthis country have in consequence,
become very sensitive. During the las, week, it
was unconniouly fuctuaing aud unsteady. This
was isi. particularly in Baltimore and ether cities
IN. J. Enc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

Esibaaies.--Mr. john giops Of p,,;,.5.,,.
t'lnou. Tor hlS misunderstanding cl1iDcd r,noS
'yiVaha i'F Mr. Adams ~ more than 800 votes,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
FOREIGN.

NJ nOt IL 'f 4 lie CAfIU IKE OF tANN q.
n mercantile house in this city has received q
letter dated i.iepzic, Oct. = which ANNOUNCES .ho
arrival Of courier from Vienna, with the in(or.
nation that torna had been taken by the Puss;-
ans--that all the Turks had been killed by sword
and fircand that the loss cf the Russians in men
and horses was very great. This letter comes by
the way of Hare by the EdU0rd Boncfc
From Vienna, yia I.eipsic TO Hare is n rounda
bout way. We give the rumour, but we do no,
believe IT. The thing is pcssihle-and granting
rspossibiity, IT Is but small consolation to The
Gar Tor defeat, disaster and disgrace. The cap.
i''re OF Varna is not the conquest of Turkey. II
may facilitate his retreat, and that is OF some
consequence TO him. at present.
~. y. Morn. Couricr.
MEHICo.--A correspondent of the New. York
fourier gives some account of the events attend
ing the late election Of Gomez Pedraza TO the Pre-
sidency, in opposition 20 Gen. Guerrero, which, he
says, Is 10 him can unaccountabie riddle in poll
tics" The Congress of Vera Cruz is said to have
voted Tor the former against the wishes Of ma
Jority OF the inhabitants Of the state, and tho
"ayun'amvnio' OF the city Of Vera Cruz protest.
ell against The vote as not being free; Aapa, the
seat OF government, being filled at the time with
the troops Of the General Government. Pedraz;
]. minister Of aud of course possesses great il
tuence in the army. few days after this unpo
pular vote General Lopez de Santa Anna then q
distinguished officer in the state government took
possession with body of troops of a fortres:
from Ai5pdi IL TuinoreO thai lie
mas declared for Guerrero as President and insisted
on the voice of tle people being paramount to the
vo'es OF their representatives. The General Con.
gress, now holding extra session, declared hi tr
to be an outlaw; and the President issued Pro
ciamation calling on the citizens TO support the
Constitution.
Santa Anna Is considered a man without princi
pie. Some d:saHection exists among the govern.
inent troops and The government is much IN want
oil funds. Santa Anna has published n procIama-
'ion stating that the people aud the army will an
null the election Of Pedraza; that the Congress
ought to pass iaw expelling the Spaniards, they
neing the authors OF the evils Of the republic;
that Guerrero ough to be elected President and the
legislatures shall proceed immediately to new O.
ectons; and that the iiberatng army has no iutcn-
ton oil shedding Mexican blood, except in self
defence Nevertheless, the General protests o.
4edience to The United Mexican States, and &c
Victoria the President.
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q Will sell from SOC to son acr-s az un,llar.
a ci hud, lenG IN BEDFORD oaupfv. thtee
quarters of a mie rom New Lond. n Academy
and thirteen nom i.yulhburg. ii, vcli adapt
ed to the culture OF Tobacco nnA the different
hind otgrain usually cultivated IA DIE nciehbor
hood Is we'll "MeIet, ANU he, better tnan amy
tac' OF ats sz' ia tins part OIL the country It Is
N s'tulted as 10 h. entirely exempted tom IN.
'nsg" by heavy rams ~ high water the Terms
vii hc very accommodating say one. Two
Al three years. upon small payment IN hand.
Enquire Of the subscriber, one mile aud n hall
soutb OF New Lendon. ALIEN. AUSTIN.
Ian. Il. hgo
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NOTICE. PERSONS concerned are
" hereby informed that the Undersigned have
trar,iered 10 Chisaell Dabne, of Amherst all
the debts and eifcc,sdue or Belonging 10 lie late
firm 81 ualt d Bullock tol The pu pose of collec
lion, y sale, IN ordur 10 the final settlement OF the
hesiuess of said eodeern-aliperso indebted 10
ssod firm aie helrh} directed aud required to
make payweut 70 the sand Dabncv, as he aonr
nsu,hor'srd To collect the debts due 10 the taid
hlm. JOIN BULLOCK.
JonN ALLAN, lr,,,.ofy Cali Il.
WM. CALI, Ia % VI " '''' '-''
April 3. Rv51
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22

VIRGINIA Al Rules holden IN the clerks Office oq
Amherst, on TN Isl Monday in April lo4s. " Iiga
l. bu'kz, Executor al Saltel 8ufks decreased riala-
III, against TmIey Eucker S.Johu Narwial. Sheriff u
Amherst, defendants. Upuu an Injunction.
The defendant Tnsley Ruchrr, not being an illam-
tat 81 tbs c3mhuuAellh, Dn motion ilhe piallld
Uy counsel II II ordered that uIless III, siid dciui-
ant doth appear here before the frsI day uf Jus
court next and answer the tiulns bill and g,e seru.
rty to abide ~ and perform the future order and decree
Of the court, the said bill shall be taken Us confessed:
aud II Is further orjereu ami decrccd that copy Of ,
order be published IL the lynehburg Yirglulan tao
months ~ succession aud another copy posted lie
front door ol The courthouse Oh some comI day
u copy-.-Testo, e. DAVIES, Ck
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FE2ESHF GOODS.


Blue black, watercd Gro de Naples. the precise
fashionable shade,
Jet black and big Colored do
SUPER black Italian Lutestrug,
Old fashioned heavy India do.
Cote paIie Hobcs, richly worked fashionable
article,
Figured aud plain Swiss sluslins,
Book, Multi apl iaconct do.
81 Cambria, quite low,
kichcd worked Bobnet Capes Pelereens, wells
and caps,
Al Plain and worked Bobluet.
B'usseil's Thread, Laccs and edgings,
Gimp and Bobunet do. do.
Grape Leese aud italian Grapes, all colours,
Gauye, Balege, Grenadine and Gro de Naples
hdki5.
Morocco Ritcules, thread Cases and Pocket
Books,
Willow Baskets and Reticues,
Agenerdl assortment Parasols and Umbrellas,
cheap,
Artificial flowers and wreaths,
English aud French Silk. hose and gloves,
W bite and black cotton hosiery, at prices lower
than usual,
Bonnet. sash and belt Ribbands
Long and short kid Gloves, horseslSin do.
Black Bombaznes, for Gentemen's summer
wear,
French Drills, Rouen Cassneres,
Nance chop and company Nankeens,
Grandurels and Wilmington stripes,
Morocco aud prunella Shoes,
Toilette Glasses, complete assortment,
Ladies Gentiemens Misses and Boys Leghorn
bats,
With almost every other article usual in gene
raj assortment which We will sell a, prices 10
please.
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M GFk('E.--An persons interested, are
Y hereby informed, that the undersigned
haye transferred 10 ChisnrlI Da6ney OF An
helst ali the debts, and effects due on belong
mg Ia the late frm Of Gait, Bullock, a 60 io,
the purpose OF collection, and sale IN order f.
naly 10 dose the business OF sad concerns
all person. indebted Ia said hfm are hereby di-
reeled and required 10 make payment to the
said babney, as he alon" Is authorised 10 collect
the debts due 20 said firm.
JOHN BULLOCK.
JAMES BULLOCK,
JOHN ALLAN, Ex'ts. ofWm.
WA. GAIT SGatt, decd
April 2. Swell
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NEW BOOKS.

fENliE subscriber has again he pleasure Of an
n hoWciag 10 his friends and the public IN
general, the drrirai cfHc .t0iiopatg New Books,
ris:
Herbert Lacy, a norelJy ne Gmhorof Granby
in : r0is.
Confession Of an oil Maid uoreIja , ioh
The HumoFs of Euopia, tale Of colonial
times, BY an Ethiopian, in rois
Sayings and Doings, or Sketches from iye
hiuiSeries, in 2 rolls.
Lard Boron and some ofhis contemporaries.
Wih reeoiicctioW Of the onthorshit and Of ms
'isitto haig By Leigh Hunt IN lrol.
Tie o'BrionS andihe O'FtahsTiys a national
tale ny Lndy Morgan. IN rOis.
The aOoce together wHh many Other New
Books, bare iasi been rtceired and are nor fer
sale al aie cheap Book and Stationery aoreot
CHdS. a HIIHERS.
- 4 RARELY Of eoiosved toy books for ehit-
drea.
MaV Is
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FASHIONABLE.
CLOTHING STORE.
JAMES X. ClIApPELLE

SGsSF y y hH ~ - - 4 SRAEkz
JAMES X. ClIApPELIE
gESPECJFULLY informs the cdzens OF
%, LyoebberR and the public IA general, that
h. has taken the Store lately occupied by bm,
| NJ browns Go two doors below the tirgiian
0hce, where ne has jasi opened. and Intends
keeping on hand large and general assortment
Of
Gcntlcmen's Fashionable Clothing
DRESS COATS.
Super aud fine blue, black, brown, olive and o.
ther different colours,
FROCk AND SukTOuI COATS.
Super and fine blue, olive dark mixed aud drab
cloth,
COATES.
Steel mixed, green and brown
d. Super fine black French Bombagne
do do Bombazetts
do do French Angola Cashmere
DO do Rouen Cashmere
ROUND JACKETS.
Super and fne white linen, with standing and
rolling collars
French Brown Linen, standing and rolling col
lars
do do do Drilling striped aud plain
do Angola Cashmere, do
i.ouen Cashmere
French Drilling
Brown Holland do de
II hlte Cotton Drilling
Black Denmark SATIN black BombaEets Strip
ed Florentine, yellow Nankn, Domestic Stripes
Glnghans. oeersucker
PANTALOONS.
super nd fine blue, black. olive. cinnamon,
dark aud tghI mixed colours Of cloth and
cashmere,
Black Canton silk Camblet
do. Bombaz,ne
do. aud Drab mixed Lasiinga
do. Striped Denmark satUn,
Drab and lawn DO.
hune Linen and Drilling
Brown do 90 Naukm aud Florentine
Angola Cashmere
Kouen Cashmere
Etcuoh Linen
French Drilling
Drab aud Olive bangnp Cords, plain end with
Straps
Brown aud slate colorcd Lastugs
White SIX Stripe Drings
VESTS.
Black, mole skim PLAN, sti"ed and fgared
Black aud brown Velvet do do
English brown aud mixed Sili<B
do PLAIN aud figured do
French s,ll Iarrui.te. plain and figured
White and bun Marsc,iics, plan aud figured
Blue, black. buff aud drab Cloth and Cassemere
iOlhHett aud Valencia, Il variety OF patterns
SHIFTS
Superdne IRISH Linen, plain. p'eted aud rafled
do do posrrIoom, do 30 do
do do hlear5fd and brown Domestic
Linen and cotton Check; Waite iamb wool Or
Gue'nseys
DRAWERS.
Super and fine whie Liuun
Canton cotton Flannel
Brached aud brown cotton Drilling
do do domestic Muslin
STOCKINGS
White and black ribbed and plain silk
do do do lalfbasc
do do mkt. half cotton halfhose
Brown thread, cotton
White and mkt Lambs wool aud Ncrstcd
GLOVES.
Black Hoskin OF superior quality
White and black silk
White aud drab Woodstock
do do Beaver aud Bucls'lin
HtNDkERCHiEFS
FASH enable cotton aud silk cravats
English BandanG new STYLE Of goods
Flag aud do
Linen cambriek pocket hondtcrea.ars
Madras do do
ST SPENDEkS.
Nanhorn's patent sewing s.l's webb, with springs
aud rollers
Cotton webb do do
Cotton and worstrd metz s,sprnlcrs
NECK STOCKS.
Mrs. Canfclo', patent springs NV York made
Blacl, han aud s,lk stocks do
Patent shirt Golgrs a most con, cujent article
for genhemen naycIling4
1 Il. =
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22

NRGlNlA-A trues held in The clerks office Of Amherst,
onthe hrst Monday N April, ISIS Archibald Robert.
Sour Sann'i lead and Boyd Miller, late merchants
and partner tradiHg under the firm 81 AieuNal Rob.
crsou y Go. pf,, against Isaac Eurlcr eN'r Of Am
bro,f tucker, deed, ana administrator OF trustee
for the lat. Gnarioue Rucker. decd. and John Han.
sard sr. adm ol arolne ii8nsard deed aud john
nansurd, dclt's: Attachment IN chUBCerg
Iho def John W Hans.1d mol beng sn inhaAiaHt9 i
h- SUITE, on motouut ri.s rs counsel Ii Is prdtred
that uur,> the sad defendant appear here AT Or brms
The nrst day az JuEr gsIt aud Answer the iiaiINs
bill. and give security abidg b. and Pcriorn hf ~
turc order aud eecrcr Of has court the sam bill snail Nc
taken confessed and a l. further ordered that cory
Of TIA. Crdrr b. pubhshcdiu the IynrhbaEg Nrgmys
u'o Oatas and another cops posted a 10
uat door OF the court house Of this county en- -n c"at
du. 81 Acups ---Te,ie---N. f. OWES I.
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SUMMER GOODS.

Partisan Cassimeres a beautiful article
Angola DO do,
R0uen do
Blk. LsIings of superior quality
Do CrCasSian do
The obore artiaies for geatomcus Summer
c0Gts.)
silk Drllmgs. beautiful shades
Superior white Linen 10.
Nance Nankeen, first quality
Napoleon Cassimeres, for chiIdren's wear, very
cheap
Beautiful Ginehams
Splendid CaGcoes
With great variety Of new and splendid
goods, which we are determined TO offer at mi
ees mt st enticing.
MKEE ROBINSON s. co.
April IL t.51
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GREAT BARGAINS.
AT
RANKIN * COLES.
Selling off at prime Cost.

KnHE COPARIN ER5HIP ofthe subscribers
IL will expire by the l0th June next; We
therefore offer our present stock Of goods at
prime eosi. until the above stipulated lime, when
the remaining stock ON hand will he disposed OF
AT public auction. TO close the coucern. We IN
vte our friends aud the public in general TO give
is call. as our stock oGgoods are all fresh, has
ing been purchased Wllhin the last Is months,
AT far prices. We, also, notify all those indebt-
I'd to Us TO come forward aud settle their ac-
comps ; and all those who have claims against
US 10 present them iot settlement.
THOMAS RANKIN.
NJ. WCOLE.
Nav > Is
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II NE subscribers having rented the Tum.
Il tcr iltnse, formerly occupied U, III. A.
Brad'nf", fesnec'inlt Inform the Merchant, At
gentlemen al i,l'chbme and II, vicinity. lhas
they vii receive ali Kinds of produce Il good
~ store. for the Ho<eH alton ofwhieh the great
estCafe 81 vi hc aiken and which viii br rrcei,-
ID on terms lowe than they have usually been.
we thlhN II "aaid be an advantage 10 the Mer-
tsautsto drFoste Their powder here, as less
danger Is 10 be applehended from ire than on
mau street. One Of as Will be in constant az.
tendance 10 receive and deliver goods.
Also, ~ a few days, we will receive an cxccl
Tent assortment of groceries, which we viii sci
- cheap any person IN the place. Tarand olas
ter, we viii sell lower thae any other pprson
therefore, nw III be the interest of hr farmer 70
si;e It's a call iot whom we would he wiII,c -
tfansact business Oh commission. NeintentJ ;,
keepa large supply Of piaolS, Of every descrin.
liUn. P.I. IEENIc
n. b. SHELTON.
Aprh 10 wtII53
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NSR. pETER HOMER, ~

NSR. PETER 4. JOINER, as
4V& yoa are not resident OF this STATE, |
take til, method Of notify ing YOU, that shall.
On saturday the Tom day OF May next, at the
house of Nm. Knight, in the county of Am
atrsf proceed 10 take the depositons of Col.
ftuI4ud Harrison, Capt. Thomas d. Hill, and
o'rors aud ON Monday the 18th day of May I
snail. al the house OF Isaac Kuckef, proceed TO
take the deposition Of Isaac Rucker, aud Others.
to he read as evidence on the trial of a cause
now depending in tie superior Court Of Chan
Gerry, FOR the LynchbuTg district, wherein nm
plaintiff and yon are defendant, at which time
aud place you may attend if you please
WA, II, BOANE.
Nav J, 9w
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10 Merchants, Farmers and others cou,e1.ly
M Tie navigation ofJopes Ricer. nv
Office is hereby given. that the nav;
V CATION OF the canal from Richmond -,
Maiden Adventure, will be stopped nam ,bs
e'h TO 'he 2Oth June next, tor the purno.e or rs
't''ng some repairs 10 the works By order os
the president and Directors OF the James ~,
Company. RICHARD KElNS A.,
May s III 6"
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Broker * Commission Merchant.

TENIE ST BsCRIBER offers his services TO
n the public a. Broker 4 Commission Mc,.
chanr. His best efforts shall be exerted 10 serve
those who may favor him with their fayonrs.
His office Is at the store OF Mrsas John, WI.
liam y Caswel Poe, 10 whom reference NAV he
made. Reasonable advances viii at all times
be made on proper deposits
JOHN TONPKlNs.
May 10 tS6S
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VIRGINIA Sct.--At Court of Qnarterl, Session. fac
tho county uiBedtard continued and bsJ M tr o,t
hoo' thereof, on the 18th day Of March, sg--1hon-
H. fuiien and " iIlan freston plaintiffs aauul JOHN
u. Brown, defendant, in Chaucory.
The defendant not having entered h, appearance
anl gwen security according 10 the mel ul Assem-.
NV aud the rllea Of TINS court and it appearing L. lie
rIhtuon OF tie court that he uh4bilaui 81 una
country j i, ,he ose ordered, hat le do appr,r bes
| OIL tn fourth houda9 IN June neat and answer The
paauE. i thai a copy Of thu order be toritv h,
inserte" Ia some newspaper printed in thu tGan of u.
burg Tor iso months succrssc ely yrd ported atthf oa
door OF the courthouse Of tbs conpts, ON Two sesrrl
court days \ eopy-Tesfr,
10 4. 4. NlhGFHIn, L. C. &c.
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BY FIRST RATE WORKNEN.

u All OF which he will sell al such prices a,
Il be ananduc ment TO the citizens of iAuch-
butE aud Travellers, 10 Nuke all their purCha.
ses II his establishment, where they are respect
July invited 10 call and view the assotiInrat
liz has also made arrangements 10 receive ad-
dluonsl supplies, every week, of all the La'lst
iadt,0ns and mosl desirable Goods.
MAYS ts6I
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Negroes at Auction.

YEVfIIL be sold or Thursday the 9Th day OF
w June next lwIthout reserve At the late
residence of Charl.s Galloway 81. decd in the
county of PttsylYania, on credit Of twelve
months, eight Valuable Slaves. consisting OF
Men, " omen and Children. Persons wishing to
purchase. would do well 10 attend the sale, as
the Negroes afe likely and nnder good charac-
tiers.
The sale to be conducted nv Geo. Whilocke.
Auarioueer FRANCIS CALLANAY, admir-.
MAY {. lds5l
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Iohu. William 4 Caswell Poe

'VIIH' w IIfI11I Al Z N9W vi UJ
Il h AVE on hand. general and extensive as
y d sortmcnt of Leather. Spanish Hides,
Tanners OIL, Tanners Tools. &c. &c. Also,
a large assortment of prime Groceries Al OF
which viii be sold unusually low tar cash, OF bar
tered for country produce
May 10 ts63
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VIRGINIA At r,Ir- bodou ~ he olerl =. oiHee"' AZ
herst county couit, the lot MONDAY Ia APrl -, =
has Wills, PIT against Geo sto'dl, Dgli. III 'A'l
Gerry
The defendant not being inhabant Of thu STAG
motion Of the plaintiff by counsel 1t j, oraere tlal
unless tia said defendant doth pprsr here I'll or hI"e
the frs; day OF Jane court neNt, aud answer Tie l'D
ths bi and give security to abidGb by aud prrormNs
future order and decree ftue Court the sad On suu
be takeu as confessed. Aud it further ordered hSl
copy OF tins order be published III the LynehhurR VIZ
uian two months ,rlccessinu und another copy po'eo
at the front door Of the courthouse, some CONT Jay
50 eopy--Teste, Az. DAVIES, Oh
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SPRING AND SUMNER co,,.
JCsf RLCEiIED IL
DAVID * En. kxs,

"A part ottheir Spring and sum
"eHA winch includes the f,.a'.'"a'.
A ie" pieces extra fne blrs 4 b,..,
'he oiue, black ant fancy rolosr' I'o.f'
sup. me blue and black Cassi,ne,a. 10,
several pieces fancy eoi'd do, ssr
.ld'n aha cut silk Velvet yestin.
n"eiisli silk Vestings, very sop.
Mafseiiles and FIoreniine ia
italian Lusiring Crayaiings
iri9h Linens, finest 4. strongest fa,,.
Lawns aud Linen Cambria hdkfs
E'"e, IanlpfltS, some Of which are ,o...
sup. DIX. Italian Lusirings 'e'l Inc
Pam aud he'd black Gro De Ma,
White igd silks AMI Satins
PLAN aud fg'd silks and Saline
baiefed Silks, OF the richest .tl.
biue. D'dck, pink and green Floreu,..t
breaihs and Artificial flower
'''''ai' Hfapes aud Grape Leisses OF ess...
a lie" Dssss aleoe', beautiful pattern. and
Baragc scars, most spIendid .,,;.,
Barage, sh., aud Gauae Shawl.
An elegant assortment Bell Ribhor.f G
Satin and Barge Bonnet Ribbons 'aa1e"
basa8e CGInered shawls, oniie No..
Gle, DE. &c. &C. ''''
The attention oil The Ladies is respec,6,p..
invited TO their present assortment If my
Goods, which embraces the prestea lucy
OF behniitul and fashionable articles. ss'",y,
OF entirely "ea sgie, ana most oil them caa'a
beyond expectation. Nn''p
u New arrivals ere every day looked 8.
III which will be Lcghorn Hat. Straw pa wi
nets and further supply OF other article Nv v,
the mlIinary line. '''e' ~
April 81 ,,ro