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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-01

could have produced a more wide spread and uu-
affected regret. None could teach more forcibly
the vanity Of human life, or make us feel more
deeply what shadows we are, and what sha-
dows we pursue" To the truth Of every word
in this imperfect sketch--the feeble tribute of a
friendship tried by the intercourse Of years, on
every variety OF occasion, in public and private,
in sickness and in health there are hundreds
who bear mournful bat hearty testimony; hun
dreds who will say, they hear Of his death,
that he has not left more useful or better man
behind him.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-01
Observation-Disclosures

We are informed by gentleman
just arrived from Arkansas, that about
the middle Of May the locusts appeared
IN that country in immense numbers.
They evidently came up from the earth,
m the form of kind of grub, enclosed
in a shell. This grub would attach it.
self, ut evening, to the bark of a tree,
and in the morning the locust would be
found perched on this shell, having
burst through disease during the night.
AT this time, its wings were imperiectly
developed, but after two or three hours,
when they had obtained their full size,
the locust flew away, leaving the shell
attached to the tree. The number of
the animals was SO prodigious, that
thor noise in the woods was incessant
and almost deafening. An extraordi-
nary circumstance was, that every one
of these myriads had an N distinctly
marked on each wing. The people OF
the country interpreted this to mean
notification. After making a great
noise, for six weeks, the locusts have
entirely disappeared and buried them
selves in the earth,--not TO appear a.
gain for long period. Such, we hope,
is the case with the cause which the
writing on the wing is imagined by the
good people Of Arkansas to typify, with
the exception that it VIII never make
its appearance again. ---Bah. Amer.
Major Jack Doacning says, that after
the President received the degree of
Doctor of Laws at Harvard University,
some Of them "slick looking fellers"
offered him major Jack) a degree;
while the President was drinking mug
of cider with Mr.. Quincy, they took
him into little room and wrote some
lating upon sheet Of pasteboard, just
like the Generals, and they set down
and signed their names TO it; they told
him it was degree of A. S. S., which
stood for Amazing Smart Skoler. The
Major says that the kolidge fellers,
when they gave the General his PASTE
board, jabbered away like all mater, in
gibberish worse than Black Hawks,
but the old General never let on, and
nodded his head as ifhe understood ev-
( cry word of it.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-01

Friendship.-Friendship is a dam
gerous word for young ladies; it is love
full fledged, and waiting for a fine day
to fly.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-01
Diamond cut Diamond A six-foot

Diamond cut Diamond A six-foot
Vermonter lately entered into a store
on one Of our principal wbaryes in
search of employment. He could do
any kind of ckore, he said, and boosted
much Of his strength. "Stout as you
are" said the clerk, "I'll bet ten dol
lars you cannot carry that bag Of salt
(pointing to very large one) twice
across this store and back again and
nerer lay it down." The yankee stood
for a moment scratching his head and
gazing at the rope with a hook at its
end which dangled through scuttle,
and then accepted the wager. He
shouldered the bag with the utmost
ease, carried it twice backward and
forward, and then hung it upon the hook
aforesaid. "Mister," said he, II guess
I'lltrouble you for that are ten. | didn't
lay it down. hung IL up" The clerk
much to his dissatisfaction, handed over
the money, and the Vermonter left the
store, saying, "Catch weasel asleep!
Not So bad a days work. Better than
chopping logs.''-Boston GALAXY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-01

Not Good Enough.-Peter P. Good, the
principal of school at the corner Of
lGreen and Houston streets, New York,
not having the influence of his own name
before his eyes, was convicted on Satur-
lday of an assault and battery committed
lin MAY last upon the person of young
llady, who was one of his pupils He was
found guilty by the jury, without leaving
their seats.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-01

A copper mine has recently been dis
covered near Honesdale Pa. which is like
ly 10 prove an extensive and permanent
source of wealth to the owner The ore
is said to be Of excellent quality. A mine
of iron ore has recently been found In
Sandy Creek township, Mercer county, in
a peighborhood possessing great advan-
tages in timber and water power.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
NOTICE..

HAVE sold on, my entire stock of Dry Goods
j and ready made clolhins, Sc 20 Mr.. Lindsey
b. Padseti, aud sheli discontinue business IN tins
Mac To my friends and customers VINO have
30 kindly fayoured me with Their deal,ngs hereto.
fore | be- 10 assure them Of my most grateful
thanks, and respectfully invite them 10 continue
their dealings with Mr. l.. b. Padseu nwhose cor
rectnosa and liberaty have the utmost confidence
Persona indebted 10 tne will very much obge then
humble servant by makng immediate payment Of
all accounts and notes due, and those whose nc
counts are no, due '. III please call and give ,hcl
bonds All claims against me I wish presented
for payment shall keep my office at Mr. Lind
| sey b padsett's TINSLEY PADGETT.
March 1W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
WHNcUHXs
G:;2k

1'ae nrs0c'tu of Y. y Otip.r, Of Lgneibhrg.
v2NlliS beautiful Race Horse and -tallion, hav-
L. ing been selected with the strlctest care from
he most valuable stock OF the land, is now a, his
stand at my stable, at Rocky Mount Franklin ooun-
,y, va, IN the glory and v'gour of his youth ready
to serve mares at the reduced price iueHtg IRE dol
ars The season, which may be discharged by TWEEN.
Y dollars # pad o. before the the Isl of July
h.ttt IRE dollars insurance, 10 be paid as soon as
the same is asccri6incd or the mare parted wuh
fJEeeu dollars tlc single leap, 10 be pad do%n 1t
the imc of scr,ee aud tae dollar cash to the groom
in.ey.ry Irstlrce. Any gesti,man, becoming rc-
spoasue Tor xix n. re-, viii he allowed one gratis
the setsan 10 comm nee tn lst February aid
expire thu Is Of July The subscriber will use his
most gant cxeltons TO give ample satisfaction
10 al who may parcrize his horse, and 10 prevent
oil accidents and escapes, but cannot be liable for
any tina, may happen. Extensive paatulase is
prepared for all mares semitic .HercnfR, aud every
attention will be paid to mares with colts noh,ug
will be charged for servants Accompanying hem,
and only twenty five cents per day tof feeding
" th gram to all such may order II. Mares pl.
to NrcutB that fail this season, viii only be char
gru half Price the next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
,rliE, FRANKLIN iiDfEL,
fLYNCHBURG, Va

vFNHE SUBSCRIBER, formerly oil the Ben /
vern. in Liberty, Va has taken possession o,
70 aboye sr,cndld establ' shment, recently occupeu
by Robert Morrlss, Esq
IIeis now furnishing the ng'pcrous rooms OF TINS
snoclous House IN a slye that will afford e'eSap'
accommodations TO hose who may riea5e 10 chh
=, him Private parlors and dining rooms, suiably
furnished viii he kept for the use "i families )
and Gentlemen travelling by private convey
once may be assured that the extent OF the
House enables the proprietor to prevent annoyanrs
IN them from the arrival and departure OF the
Stages. -
The splendid lines of s,age-coaches to this
nlacc from Richmond, Danvle, Salem, AMI
WASHINGTON City" and the watering places all stop
a, this house and their respective offices are kept
in il. The Hotel is situated on the man street,
| convenient TO both Banks, ana to Tic Tobacco
| Warehouses. ;,
Stage Passengers may at all times, be supplied
with HICKS Gigs or horscs, To travel oil the !''e.
! lie has, With much care, selected sober, honest,
and active Servants and Ostlers, over whom lie
will exercise constant and Ni9llaut attention.
HIS Chambers are large aud numerous. en"blih.
linn 10 accommodate one hundred persons wni
esse HIS stables will not be surpassed by any II
Vlrgin,a. as the stables are large, with DIRT af'
paved floors, and supply of water at the hoor'
| Having taken the above establishment for a num-
Der of years, and incurred havy expenditures II
improving, getting up and furnishing II, the sub
srriber's interest vii induce him to omit nothlnS II
his power to Accommodate his customers
YN OLIVER
gfr The Danyc Reporter, ythe Argus am
Lexington Union will insert the above once a ~o"
for 3 weeks and forward their recount 10 this Ollie
| c,r ,,,y,,cn, Jan, !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
TRACT or IAND.

10 Elizabeth Campbell Administrative of Georee
Campbell, James Campbell, James Demos,ers d
John Demasters, administrators of John Demast,rs
deed, John Campbell, Nelson C. Da Sson, she if
OF Amherst and as such administrator George
campbell, decd and Samuel Garland
Nhht notice, that ON Tuesday the 10Th day of
March next, at the Clerks Office of the county
court OF Amherst, shall proceed to take the de-
position of Benjamin Brown, and others to he nsed
as evidence on the trial of cause denendng & 49,,
determined IN the Circuit Superior Court &c rsu
and Chancery for the County of Amh,r,, in which
SUI ain the PlainliH and you are the Defendants
JOHN c. WILLS, admr of
Thomas Wills, deed.
''o' q Wtat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
LINDSEY Is. fADGETI,
Merchant Tailor,

(Ne0riv opposiie l. II r. H. horueus,l
"AVING purchased of Mr. Tinsley Pslgcu,
j l. his entire stock Dry Goods aud ke"dy
made clothing, which makes his present stock
large and complete, lac now offer such .n.nce-
ments MS canno. fail to please friends and cns'o
mers who have heretofore favored the two above
establishments with their patronage am also ad-
ding daily, Of my own manutactory,
Great Coats,
Cienlemsns au1 aides PLAID & Camblett Cloaks
Blue und Baek Dress Coats,
Cloret, Brown aud steel mixed DO
Green, Olive and Cray do do
Blue and Black frock Coats
Glaret, Brown and eIeci mixed do
Green, Olive und Gray do do
Blue and Black Coates,
Clalct, Brown and steel mixed do
Green, Olive and Gray DO
pnntploous, Vests, Drawcrs Shirts and Shoes,
Hats SHIRT bosoms aud Collars,
Stocks and Cragnis, StItlcnors, &c.
Clothing manufactured Of goods Of every style.
shah also keep constantly en- hand, Dry Goods
INhina. Glass md Crackcrv Ware, Groceries, &c.
will also give Go Is IN exchange for Country pro-
ducc or Timber Of any kind. plank, sealtlIng,
he wood locust posts, &c
n B.-The subscriber is prepared to execute
any order IN his Inc the shortest notice aud rea
dlcst dispatch LINDSEY B PADGETT.
| q-fi Will takc old clothing part poy for new
Clothing.
al Wanted Immediately, two or three gooe
hands, OF industrious II steady nabits. None 9th
ers need apply
March 1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
RICHMOND II LYNCdiBu re
SPA GN ).

yuyTIE public are respectfully informed, TINT ny
d,reet# on Of the Post Office Department. lh'A
roulr ~ CHANGED from three TO six times weth.
The Stage viii leave Richmond aud i'yheho"'S
every day Saturdays excepted, and arrive IN eaeh
plaecevery day, Sundays excepted.
As tins arrangement extends no farther Una"
I,ynehburg, passengers tof the SrHb, chhef ny
PEEK Wellford's Inc, via Ramos Tavern lamp
DEN Sydney COLLEGE, &c. by Smiths line 'hfouen
DanyIle, Va 10 tho caroIlnas Georgia! &C W
III .oatbnea through Alabama, and tennessee )
md IN the Vrst via the watering places, md eoy
onfoue on the Ohio river, should unless they WISH
to res, a day in Lynchburg. leave hehmead OH
MONDAYS. Wednesdays, and Fridays
The coaches on this line are new, anu are "o'
ii. m beauty, strength or comfort 10y my no"
IN nae i.e horses are good, nhd Tic o'''e's ~
-a,,,noJ,ting. ssJl1fui aud steady
Ia consequence OF The great improvement re-
Entity ,lTreicd and those IN eonteInplauo"' II w.
ST.. ho,, navigation between Richmond anu -"
,,,no,c fv,,h wfifh MS ne connects ih'es t'"'
a week. gong aud rc'unns) fae'Ilta ing 'he W
,.,.,uraa between those points beyond nj P'es'o''
.y,,o,la can confidently reeolntnend my ee' "
~, :, m the w eat. South Wet. ana s91'p
- .4d from the Ao,th-th e tme t'
gos,tc 10 accomplish 'hem' and The sAP'n''si Ny'5
Ian, hnle from any cher Inc, ara IN POM u
la,,,,,t exceeded by noi.e, if 1an"'iea ~ o"{.
'''"'''' 4. FAT SEsbN, Ptoptts,D'
Ri1ln.ond i, .tgnea11's i'"'
Nh All baggage, package, Sc AZ '''' ~
the owners thereof.
I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
pEDE5.fs

h9oarH was got b} the distinguished race
horse ST. Charles, Who i'o m5ncd on, more tace
horses than any Other horse If n, day he by ST.
Atchy, who IS justly s,y,,d thc father OF the Am.
riean tlrf-hls dam by Citizen. H. Ivy rackoI,l IN
En"|and- GreurRs dam was by Rrruus. he lf
altar, and Tarar by od Dlomc iRenuss a.I
vas by Daredevil, q her dam WAS also by pota.
Renlus srondi m was by the imported kao",s
great g. dam b. Odd BelIalr he by the inpol
Medley -reat great gtandam sbg tn 'fopoaI
Obscurty, great great great grandeur by Apog,
81 &c.
it IS evident from the above pedigree that ~ rrl.
~ '.,. q acnded immedio'.!y from or # tne in-
~ asi must poFnsaf s.osts in fhe Won -
'In-' me- I'll, NJ. 81 uas.##g."4 - w.
~ - - bon 4ae' ars. 81 = a.. .;- = .... =
to noos conccntrdc' '1lrtef the f,z.'a' rre-. 50
bchy. Cnlz II, Nclsy, o.ra Dioned- H7c1rt5
Jam ads ,o.lt1 y n. jeraso.. AZ lie vi Dr..
age Of th.n,ft, 90 $500 H,r rfalo. " Nc
icy. e,nce. It tao ye'f eli. 10 Nj. }. :. Han d
bcdtot, Va. 10. s?691 cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

VENEll, beautiful chesnut sotrcl, IL years old this
u ~prng, Will stand the ensuing season.
commencing ON the ooh day of March, 1t
+. J. Moorman'5 the LyrchhurS aad Sat
In Turnpike miles from Lynchbnrg at
aud at Yr Rea',ons on the TiSappdfiii bb SH'f i.
miles from Lynchbnfg, at which stands he
VIII be REGULAR, except ON public days, and
Wlli b Let to mares nj the moderate price OF Sc the
snSo leap, to be paid at the time of servicc--any
person putting mare, ifthe mare shouldnot stand
may come lrto the season, at il0, to be disrhsr-
ged by ~, If paid within the season. or SD to in.
sure 30 cents 10 the groom in every case.
PEDIGREE.
RED FOX was got Gy the celebrated horse Ma
olson, who vas got 10y the imported horse Diomed
ms dam by Young Dragon, who was got by the
imported horse Dragon, his granJam by King
llo'oi, his <. grandam by Apollo who was 20,
by the imported horse Janus The greatest atten
ton VII! he paid {" prevent accidents or escapes
but VIC Will not be responsible for any.
TlIOS. j. NORMAN,
IllOS. JONES
March y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
NJ r. ANDREW BOWMAN-As Won no

Il. ANDREW BOWMAN-As Won 10 =
4'A- nonresident ofthis State, | take this means
OF notifying you, that, on the first Saturday in A.
pril next shall, at the Clerks office of Smoson
county, kentucky, proceed to take the deposition
of Richard Fowler, to be read in chief upsn tbe
trial of your suit now depending against me in the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccrv for
Bedford county Va If from any cause said de-
position shall not he taken on the above day. then
and IN that case It will be taken on the sec, nd SAT-.
urday of April, at the same place
Your obt. servt ROBERT TINSLEY
Bedford CO. Va. Feb. 81, 1888
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
NOTICE..

vWNifE undersigned having formed Il &C. partner,
n ship under the style Of Nortin Hent ami
Htudon and having purchased out the entire stock
Of Lorenzo Norycll, Esq IN this place, "itl carry
on in the house lately occupied by hun aI"rse aiy
goods business. Their assortment IS now very ger
raj and IN a few week. Will be added TO extensive
Iy, ~ purchases from the North.
The late customers Of Mr.. Nor9eil together with
our t,len,s and the public generally are respect
fully reques.ed to call upon rs We promise them
as GOOD bnrgmn7 as com be bad IN this place. Gu.
as,orncn, ut all Tunes shall bc such as 10 sun az
classes otdeal,rs ~ Wholesale Oh retail
One branch of our trans actions vii be that oi Il
gcnernl Commission business We Will attend
particularly IN the receiving and fofwadng OF goods
as web as to the s,lcs Of oil oo's of produce. We
=, We room for storage, &c
IN SAMUEL NOWI.IN,
BENJAMlN HUNT
DAVID llERNDON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

KHIkGlNIA At n court of monthly session harm, 49,,
he'd Tor the county of Amherst at the Cou, nous, on
mon"ay inc Isth day of February Is33-W,tter 1
Nnfisan, Plaintiff sgainst John Christian and pasr T.
en- isisen, Defendants. -In Chancery ' ''''
. ne neien,ant John Christian having entered hi.
ann gwen security according the act If A.
.ep'y ana the rnies ofthis court aud it aproarg :,
inc sasfac''on ofthe court that he is not AN inbhi,
o .u's commonwealth On motion of tho P.ain,,F he III;
counsel is ordered that the said delepd,n1 Jo US
cnt 90 appea. here on or before the a, of sy
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in ,l ,ua
nafs srgn'an Tor two months succossvey and po,tea ~
ACopy-Tcue. ''
May.l, A"'@hAi' 'K.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
SALE OF NEGROES.

Hoy virtue Ola deed OF trust executed by AJAX
Hb1 Walker. 10 Samuel NJ Garland, John NJ.
ot.y. Alexander Thompkts, and John + Lewis,
hearing date on the 3oiIa day of April 1928 and da
= of record in the County If Amherst, the sarvis-
mr. Trustees IN SAID deed meni 'oned, will on the
/, day of April, 1888 at Amherst Courthouse, III
heinz the LIST day of the next term, of the Circuit
sopcrior Count Of Law and Chancery for the Coun-
~ Of Amherst, sell by Nay OF pubic Auction, 30
valuable slaves, consisting Of men, women, gus
boys, and small children.
The terms Of sale will be mode known at the
time and place Of sale.
The sand sale Is advertised, and WI be mad'
with the assent Of the said A. ax J Walker.
The Trustees making the sale, will only convey
such title as IS vestcd IN them by the deco oil trust
aforesaid. me SURVIVING 1f"f'ef,'
March II. 'us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

New Gl,srow Icma,eA.ademy.


ynIlE spring and Sumner session o. ,h'S ''',u
m,;on will c1n.nen.e on Monday the 4th Gay
! If March md continue five NJ 1nlhs Jhe 'Fpf'
ance md capacity OF the teachers added to ~ !"
cal advantages of the Academy, place II upon ian
! ground ofcomparlson with any similhr institution
| and give ii high claims It public patronage All
| the useful as well as ornamental parts oi f'h'a''
Education are taught, 1t Is believed ns correctly, US
| speedily and as chcaply as in any other Scmlna-
ry--lt IS de6nod superluons TO add word IN com
mondaliun ofthe teuchers suffice II To say, that Af.
Yates the Principal, has for sevornl Yeas de'o'c'
| hist aud talents to that profession, and has oh
I'D laservcdly h.h reputation as an instfuc-
dV OF hlSt accomplishments, ana anuo ennrlN,
| stranger AMONGST u.s. she has had the good fortune
during the past year. to obtain the confidence and
wln the esteem of the public generally. There have
been t"o public examinations fire Young Ladies
ia this Academy since Mr. Yates has had the man
ngoment oft both Of which were in The highest de-
gree gratifying and Interesting, as furnishing album
dani proof of the exceoncy ofthe School 4 the worth
aud capacity OF the teachers, the one hand, and
the assdalty and Application of the scholars on the
Other The Academy IS situated within view Of
The village OF w-Olasgow-than which, thee is
not more beautiful and healthy situation in the up-
per conniry.-An institution with such advantages
to recommend IT, il Is confidently believed, cannot
t to share largely in the patronage of the public
Iol tue suD]olneu rates OF charges, II VIII be
that complete and liberal Female Education can
h, ACC ''sed here upon the most reasonable terms
TUITION FEES.
Onhorranl,y. ,,eatng, and Pcnn,anshp, per
session. - %
If Arithmetic English Graron.-rr Geography
with the use Of the Maps) History, (ancicn, -
modern,) or amy ofther, be added 10 90 |
lfLoglo, Rhetoric, Composition, the principles of
EIoeuton, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, with
The use OF the Globes, &c. any of them be adj
ded, Il o0 |
Projecting and drawing Maps, an extra
charge Of 3 90
Drawing and Painting, anextra charge of 10 90
The French Language, do do do of 10 90
Vocal and instrumental Music on the Piano
fotte, an extra charge of 90 90
There will also be Scripture Glass.
MIR Yates can accommodate Eighteen or Twenty
\ Dung Ladies and Girls, as boarders IN his family
and II is desirable that he should have as many
OF has pupils as possible under his OWL as well as
Miss iommanns immediate superintendent
Ills terms for board are $40 per session. every
hing included. Fees payable one half in advance.
t convenent-tho other half at the close of the SEES
non.
~ B.-Every proper regard will be paid to NOR
lis, manners and department, both in and out of
School.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
WARD ELECTION

II VIE Ward Election for SIX Aldermen and six
- Common C9uncimen in each Ward, n the
town oFLynchjurg willta Ike place pursuant to an
act of Assembly, entitled" an act to amend an act
entitled an act dividing the town of Lynchburg into
wards, & for other purposes, passed Feb. 10, $780,
on the first Tuesday in April next and will be held
IN Lynch Ward No !. being all that part Of SAID
town below the LIST alley extending from the river
to the twelfth street at the tenement next door to
Rudd & Halsey's And in Henry Ward, No. 2,
being all that part of said town above LIST alley,
extending from the river TO twelfth street, at the
Office lately occupied by Messrs. Morgon & Nc
Daniel, SAMUEL BRANSFORD,
Serg't of the Corporation Of Lynchburg
March 4. tide
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so REWARD.

NJ ANYWAY, from my house, on Tuesday IN.
II 9th March, Negro Man by the name oil
ALBERT. lie is about u years Of age, hse
feet 10 inches high, round shouldercd, ana oa'n
Nu,nt,o. had on wl.-n he lcn my house, mixed
aone.tic coat, pan,aloons Of the sanc, dyed brown,
and i, fur can. yery much worn have very little
doub, bu, what he Is in Lyncihufg as he las a
GOOD mnnv aeauain,ances IN the place, md was
seen on hi. way there. PAUL {. cABELL.
New Glasgow, March, Il
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M HENRY J. snAckLEFoRD-sir, as

arr. HENRY J. sHACkLEfoRD-sir, as
ENH YOU are not an inhsbitant Of this state, ana
~, no acen, known to me- ! nse this metro, o o.
R,frm,ne YOU, that shall, on Wednesday me avI'
~ Of Arril next, at the Tavern House oil W.T."
4 onpkias, in the town Of see''sv,ie, W h'oel :,
,.r,e county, Va. proceed to take tss-ierosihon o,
f.mu,, w Dickcn; which deposition is intended
], he offered as evidence in the trial OF sun nov
.lcpeuding and undetermined IN the county 1'ul'
!!sf Amhcrst in which you are pian'ih' ana an,
defendant. Should the deposition not be eohel'aeo
po the day aforesaid, twill be continued rom u"s
10 day, until completed-a' which n"e anu P'a''
|xou NAV attend or not. .,
Respectfully, yours, GEO. =" , N i,f-''
March ii -"