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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
A CONTRAST.

LII nations rom emotsst ages have had ships bur
IA Columbus only found out The way to America. Before
the Of the grent Spanish navigator people We're only
enabled 10 paddle the sBfss yk; with the LII,
Medic II but short years since first senured
upon unknown have discovered the precious
object was in search ofIIEALTH Vegetable medicines
indeed known when commenced my search but their
By the OF them, have not only passed from
the detected invalid the hale hearty and active of
siness, bat comparatively speaking, have renewed nv
youth. | thus with confidence in my own experience
advise it'll fellow citizens Does the reader proof
that the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES are suitable To
his ow case have file my office, 3e7 broadway
hundreds of letters the respectable citizens
OF this my an, voluntarily offered in testimony hs
virtues OF GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
Peraons whose have been nearly ruined BY the
"a nale mineral preparations OF the day. will bear
witness that the Life Medicines and such only tru.
course permanent good health JOHN MOfFAT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

90 Friday the 18th day Of February, 1889, the
~ undersigned will expose 10 sale, public auo-
fisn on The premises. AT the house of Harrison Grit
in one OF the tenants on the LAND, all the residue
of that fine estate, on the North side Of Buffaloe
River in Amherst county. called the Burnt Mill es-
aininn ahnuf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

me Legislature OF Maryland, met on the 3lst
UT, IN ',e senate, Richard Thomas. Esq (Whig J
was elected President by a majority of three votes
The House OF Delegates elected Gen. Rdgley speak
er by majority OF I votes.
Ih e Legislature OF New York mel on the LIST in.
slant, on which day the Inauguration of Mr. Seward.
the new Governor, took place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
LAW NOTICE.
OREIRE r.. XVOnnS of II,

1 VbLHNH u. "VVDS, NI FfhhkTln, and
III GnStavus A. Wrngfeld. of Bedford. have
formed partnership. to practice Law in the Conn-
~ and Superior Courts Of Franklin County, Va.
under the firm of Woods & Wiuefeld.
Any business confded to them. IN The Courts OF
that county, will be strictly attended to.
They may be addressed either at Rocky Noun,
or Liberty, Va.
Dec. Is w6w
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George e. Iluekslcp aud Eliza Ann luck
step, infants under the age of2l years, by Rob
bert Tinscy, their guardian, specially assigned
10 defend them IN this suit, aud John Il. Wilson,
Horace WILSON, Richard w Wilson Elizabeth W al
ton, John Tyler aud Calharinc his wiie John Myers
and Sarah his wife, aud WIN. G.. Christian and Ma
ny his wife. heirs nj law of Richard Wilson, dec.
who was the heir at law Of Charles Wilson, dee d {,
Defendants
The undersnged Commissioner FOR the pnr-
pose, viii expose to sale, by way of public auc-
ton, Tor READY MONEY, at Amherst January
touri, the SLAVES, Aunn, Daniel. Charles John,
Oily, Fanny, samuel Eliza and an infant child OF
Fanny, being the SLAVES with then increase.
since mentioned in the deed OF bargain and sale one
Of the exhibits IN tins cause aud regarded by the
Conn as = mougaee) made on The 20lh OF Fobru-
any, ls29, between Charles Wilson Of the one pant,
aud Oncy ID. lluekstep, of the other
JOS. PETTYJOHN, Comr.
Januaty7 ow
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KOBERT A. PENDEEVON,
.EffOrNeu at Eg.r.

III AVING located himself at Amherst Conri
Il u House. will attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts of the couniies OF Amherst and Nelson ANY
business entrusted TO his management, will receive
prompt attention.
Sept. q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
VALUABLE WOOD LAND
FOR sac.

IN PURSUANCE ola decree Of the Circuit Sn-
L perior Coun Of Law and Chancery for the town
Of Lynchburg, the Undersigned commissioners ofthe
court will proceed 10 sell, public auction, upon
the premises, on Thursday the Gath day of January
next, Qe39) hat being court day, upon a credi, Of
aud TWO years, a certain .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
Lynchbnrg and BufaIOc Springs
TurlfDike (OsgDu5iH.

rKNHE Stockholders in The above Company are
J. hereby required to pay into the hands OF the
Treasurer five dollars on each share.
By order Of the Board.
CHAMPE CARTER, Treas. & Secy
December 20 Win
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Dec. 80

L n cPry continued bv ,1,,n,,,,.,, II -
The comfy of an,ha.s, w. ana heln To-
nesI,v. the Iotb J,y Of Sen,e,,ha. ,oos 0" "eo-
Din, -" M n"'y o' september 1888:
'"'"P "u.ulohn'Sen' IN ms own rig Int and as ad-
Thurmond So, ' ""''''ia' uecu' ana fhllip
,
,, S'
49, n"o,pse Lucas ana Elizabeth his wife, and Hen
,ess or ,l "''' i"'''""u 'ns'on' surviving trns
'','''se anu h'']aoe'"' Defendants.
IN CHANcERY.
The subpoena issued in this cause. IN IN. 12,h -
September 1897. being returned mo n ,ho J.,o.,
danis. Ambrose Lucas and Edmund W,ns,on ,,,,I
they sill f,iii,c ., f, ,Ia: "" " !ns'oh ana
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
Tract Of Land,

containing about 800 ACRES formerly the proper
~ of Christopher Clark, decd, The SAID LAND is
situated about and half miles from the town of
Salem Roanoke county, land is heavily timbered"
II will be sold either in entire tract, OF in lois as
may suit the convenience Of purchasers--Bond with
good security will be required, aud the title retained
as a lien for the purchase money.
j.. II. MAYS. ] Commits
ELI PHLEGER, sioners
Dec. II wlodJ
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TIE WEATuER-The minis of Sam,

THE WEATllER.-rhe lights OF Saturday,
SUNDAY and Monday have been marked hy unu-
sua degree of cold, At suni,se on Sunday
morning the thermometer stood nj 81. Ga MONDAY
morning At sunrise II WAS down to p below zero p:
aud Yesterday morning AT the same hour II stood nj
T. above zero. Tho ice the Dor and river
must now be very hard, aud but Tor the Ice boat
we would be completely embargoed
BAN Imrr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
CEMENT,
fFNf as F'r00C VHycv.

- iokES AND SUPLES OLD FADED
a LEATHER, cleans mn nice wbe, mn, 49,,
Shoes, viii not soil tho whtest dress yonr fer
warm as wen as dry. Put it on the top bottom and
euge' II wan preserve the leather, aud keep shoes
rom ripping Hold the bottom to the fire and pot il
on 'ha or ) times. bat keep the top from the fire.
might get the certificates of many respectable men.
OF lis good qualities. but as have pnblished some
already viii omit them at present and say that
wh' Keep It for sale at A. Ganaway's p. Quiun's L.
FISHERS and my house, the Columbian uotel1 at
,ou per bottle II varnishes nicely aud mixes with
ANTS "' aII Kinds. mix 1t with Flour or Spanish
" hitting aud II inaaes frst-rafe pnfy and makes
paper Transparent like lass. and may be made sub
shlnio iot IT, WILLIAM THURMAN.
Jan. a.,
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DAVY CROCKETT

Y a'n determined TO quiz the Horse business.
will sell tins SuDerior Vo,m~ usm.
at much less than his vaue.-He has s,o"a ~
seasons a, the Red House, in Charlotte. and 7 can
ssef WIN safety, that he is one of the mos,
sNS no III virginia; his Colts are very large and
e Ra a1'a ND CLEMENT HANCOCK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
kS00f (OrPrihgS.

an HAND. good supply oflafge DufTel Ban-
~ kes, iulled Cloths, AID heavy twiIIed Plains. 10
which VIC invite the attention Of those wishing TO buy
TENT COVERs,ast they are remarkably well suited
prices. BURTON n ROBES.
Dec. I'll Au
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
NOTICE.

N consequence ofthe inclemency of the wca,be,
- on tuesday, the first inst the sal. Of the Oxfo,d
iron works and Lands was postponed un,l sa,ur.
ia, o"e i''h INST. when the sale will positively BIZ
,na'e before the door of Payne Il Turner's auctoo
mousse IN The town of Lynchburg
flashs. Apply to the undersigned. '""
JOHN EARLY, Trus
Jduuary3 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

GEORGlA-The Free Banking Law had 70
ceved the sanction of the Governor; and the Lrpis
ialure was to elect on the Goth ult two Bank com
nlssoners.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
Cotton Yarns,

4 I less thanth Lynchburg Factory prices OF
n various Nos. in small bales Of 900 lbs may be
had by application 10
ANDREW {. ELLIOTT.
Jan 10
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salt! Salt !!

Us received, small lot ofvery fine Sacks, TO-
- geher with good supply of Sugar. Coffee. Sc
BURTON & ROBES.
Dec.
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d mud eizhiy-h,e mere. Of Land,

DR.. Palmer ID. Il. Patterson aud Others. The title
is believed to be good, but acting trustee, shall
only convey such tile is .ested in me by the
deed aforesaid STEPHEN s. DIUGU1D.
DEC. u t2iJ
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NOTICE.

DURSTANT 10 decree OF the Circuit Super
j or Couu OF Law and Chancery, for the
County Of Amherst, pronounced on the 9Th day of
APRIL. 1899 in the case Of Oncy d. Iluetstep, Plan
tiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
nOrus MuIticalIis Trees.

R $: :$ +; -: #; ::: Is: 5: 6;
A to. ANDREW c. ELLIOTT
Ian. -
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

m cIsohs 'slns the Lie Medicines advised take the
ms III M ny III uhcient quantities operate three
on te bowels IN the of the day. Also, take
ane-spooni OF the Biters hall hour before each meal
OF nose oil delcate enleebled constitution half tho
quantity may be sufficient
d Inc above Medicine for sale by D. LYMAN. Act
oct ID wl2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
Winton Estate for Sale.

ON the 10th day ofFehruary, 1889, the day at
~ ter the above sale, will be offered, III like man
ner at public auction on the premises, that desita-
BILE estate, lying adjoining the town of New GIas-
gov IN Amherst county and on both sides of Bnffa-
loe river, called the Winron aud Cherry Hill Plan
taions of which there remain about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
LAND FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE of deed of'rust. executed TO ma
ID on the 22d day OF December, 1887, by Le-
grand Porter for purposes therein named | shall
.e on the 9Th day Of January next public auc-
iiop on the premises. for cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
5000 acres Of Valuable Lands

Oflhe "ost approved soils. Upon the estate every
desirable improvement for two genteefamillies
(y9s consisting OF two large aud well finish &C.,
AmiI ed dwelling houses, with all the ne iiiil
-4A cessay out houses, barns, stables. -.G4.k
wants houses, carriage house, shops, &c and is also
an extensive water Grst and Manufacturing Mil,
upon never failing stream.
1t is confidently believed that more valuable cs-
tate is not to be found N the upper. country and
well deserves the attention OF capitalists.
Terms, cash and probably the lands may be-sold
in two or parcels. The above sale w,ll be
made under the authority Of deed Of trust from,
David :. Garland to the undersigned for the bne fit
OF the Bank Of Virginia, dated OH OF April. 1928,
aud OF record IN Amherst county court. 1t is coui-
den,ly believed the purchaser will get per
feet eight and title, hut as trustees only
yey as SUCH JOHN NJ OTEY, ,r.,s,.,.
RO. TINSLEY. (
The above sales are TO be made At my request.
DAVID 5. GARLAND.
Dec. 10 ids
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IMPORTANT SALE.

p virtue of a Decree of the Honorable Com,
- of Equity Tor the county of stokes, N0ub
Carolina, will he sold on the premises. On tho frs,
day Of February next, the
UNION FORGE,
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30 90 &C ES

oh winch there are inexhuastiblc quantities OF
IRON ORE.
lie Land is well numbered with that kind of wood
wheh 'smost desirable for Iron making. The Forge
itselt rs IN a tolerable state Of repair.
\ credit of twelve months will be given for one
nan the purchase money, and Is months for the re-
ma'nder' Bond and approved securities will be re-
CURED from the pu. chaser who will receive a deed
whenever the sale shall be confirmed by the Court,
'"o 'he Court shall order the same to be made.
Attention will be given by me.
FRANCIS FRIES, c.. ME
Stokes county, n. G.. Nov. Is ,1E
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The above sale IS TO be made at my request.
DAVID S. GARLAND
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11
10 Y e
A PLAY-IN FIVE ACTS
ny JAMES SHERIDAN, EMO wBEs.

ADvERrisEMENr.-Upon the pleasant borders OF
the beautiful Loeb AID and OF its appropriate neign
bors the Dhu Lo han and Loeb Koln, the greater
portion of this drama was composed. IL was ue'
lightta task cheered, as u was by the Kiha soi'c
tudc Of my friend, Robert Dicki ESQ ana o. ms Iain
lily Never shall forgcI the Tune passed anucr
their hospilabe roof; the calm and content anora
ed me by which attribute no small pofucn the
sue ess; If l may say "success tnat ATTENDED, my
labors Never shall 1 forget The ANXIOUS, warm
hearted host whs one day laughingy snatcned my
fishng-.od from ny hand when | was gong 10 play
truani; and, admonishing me that school hours were
not over yet-for il was mon, and had hunted my
self to the evening for indulgence IN +" the angle -
set me to my book and pencils on when occasion
the fruit OF my compelled industry was one vi the
best scenes in the play-
My friend, john Forster, Esq, OF Lincoln Inn
Fields, must accept my thanks f,r service and knd-
ness similar TO what ne has frequently rendered me
before aad for suggesting several important I'M
proycmeHts in the cenduct of the pot--parlcularly
with regard TO the last act.
Piaache, my brother dramausf. has laid me under
obi cations. which have great pleasure IN acknowl-
edg ng. Had the drama been his own, he could not
have shown IN IRE anxiety for ia success he mss
rendered me essential service waeie stood very
much in need of IL an cordial thaak hiil.
NY friend, g orgc BARLEY, Esq, has added 10 his
claims upon iGy gratitude, Gu the score of -" Inc
Hanchback !" and "The Wifi"
owe II to Mr.. anu Mrs. Mathews TO Acknowledge
that beside having granted me the highest ttrEs !
ever yet received far pay-they have displayed the
most unstinted lberalty in preparing my drama for
representation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

ACT ll.-ScEsE l.
The Country On one side Rum, On the other q
clump of LOFTY trees.
Enter PRIHcx FRsDKaIcK and ULRicK.
Fred-N0w thou hast seen her, tell me what thou
thiRk'st Has she hearth
Ulr- 1 think her Aesh and blood.
Fred.-Ays most sweet flesh, and blood most rich
TIlr Then sure
Fred But where 10 Vt Noneyet
Have found il out
III You mean heart TO levcf
kred.-If not such heart as well no heart all
Ulr.-Men tell a mine hundred fathoms deep
By certain Signs that near the surface lie:
Are flesh and blood more fallble than clsy7
Take but her focc-there's not feature oht
Bui youches for the mood. REQUIRE yos more
Her limbs and body give you Preof on proof
III these convince yon not, essay hsr voice
IT'S of the stop BELTS The melting VEN.
There's nough without bat with hers consists,
Pronouncins her its pattern, passing rich
And can she lack the heart, the want Of which
Would turn such sffiuence 10 poverfyf
Prove nature but a nggald after all,
Where she would seem to be most beautiful
She has q heart, sir and heart to love!
Fred-How comes IL, then, plead boo,less SUIT,
And not boy at wooing n ad | chance
With heart, were II not wholly occupied,
never faiI'd to find some footing init
IL Hstinstate myself with ease with danes,
I own lees lofty tho on lighter terms
Thar pift of hand fer life. Why fail here
Ulr-Hast thou no rival
Fred None.
Ulr- inos ait s"ie
Fred am
Dishearten'd at race that hath no goal
Or one that seems to distance on approach,
Nv rivals leave the field to me alone. lof
IJlr-Thou msy'st have rivals whom thou knewst not
Fr,d-Noi have pressed her father of thereon,
And leara'd the history, beginning, Close
or every seige Of woolng, ending each
In mortified retreat
III You may have rivals
Unknown 70 him. Love Joys lnlmystery;
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-17

The Baltimoresss are grooming most dolorou.ly
at the high price of provisions in the city. Tho
price OF beef, mutton, and other meats is appalling
TO the lover, Of good eating. The u~nexampled
drought OF last season cut off the usual supplies
from the valley of the Ohio, and the price, are, in
consequence, enormously high. The Baltimore
papers advise, as a remedy for the high prices,
hat fish be used instead of flesh, until those who
have the beef shall be willing to sell for a moderate
price. Those who offer this advice, seem to be
unmindiul ofthe fact that, throughout tho country
whence beef cattle are furnished in the greatest
abundance, there has not been Is grca: scarcity of
cattle Tor many years past as there is at present,
and that the amount which will be sent to the sum
mer and fall markets, will be so mall as TO COM
msnd exorbita Mt prices.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-17

GEs. Scorr.-Soms of the public prints in the
candidate for the next Presidency. The gallan,
old veteran can serve his country, for the present
st least, more pro6tabIy in the situation he now
holds, than in any other in which he might be pla-
ced. As grand Pacifcater, he is of almost inesii-
msble value to the country in the present crisis of
its affairs, and il will be much better to let him re-
main at his post. than withdraw him from it, for
the purpose of exercising him upon the political
arena. The General mist look after the borderers
until their d ificult;es are settled, ind until some
others now bel re the public shall have Occupied
the White House, before his turn will como.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-17

ton for Mayor ond Aldermen u, in the city Of New
York, took place last week, and resulted in the
success Of the Van Burenites. Isaac L. yarian,
Locofoco, was elected Mayor, by 8 majority of
l,lS2, over Aaron Clark, Wing. The Van Buren,
party elected II Aldermen, and IL assistant Alder
men, and the Whigs5 Aldermen, and S assistants.
The whole number Of votes taken Vas 4l,266.-
Las, year, the number was SO, 347. The Van Bu-
rem men have gained a clear victory in the above
election, and the way they will make the air ring
with their shouts will be "nothing TO nobody"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-17
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the Baltimore Patriot of .svrff a

fLouR.-The prices quoted at the close Of Tho
week arc $7.l8a and 1925 for Howard street,
Wagon price 81.
WHEAT.-Sa!es through tho week varied from
ST. 60 to s l,6J
CoRS.-Maryland white IS and 81 cts. Do.
yellow SO and 80 cts. Virginia mixed Sc and 81
cts.
RrE-From % to 81.
O~ATs.-Saless at 43 and As cts.
CLOVER SEED.-Western, ssles at sl2, so to
Sl4.
IiMorHY SErp.-Dull at g.. 1924 and So.
iLAfsTER.-Severa sales throughout the week
at S3,25 and 50 so per ton.
WHIsKEY.-Sales mnde at $50 and 80 cts. for
hhds., and 800 cts for bbls. Wagon price Of nbls
IL Sc cts, exclusive Of he Dbl.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-17
u,

Al Pensacola on the 26th day of March, in the
10Th year OF his age, john O. YATES, ESQ, late of
Chsilestown, Jefferson County, Va.
In W heelng, on Monday the 9th inst, OF con-
sumption, Hon. ALEXANDER CALDWELL, Judge of
the United States Court IN the Western District Of
Virginia.
On Thursday the 4th inst. at his residence in
Shepherdstown, in the 95th of his age, Mr.. WILL
LIAM DOUGLAS, father Of the Hon. /. X. Douglass,
OF Je fferson County.
Departed this life in Shepherdstown, Virginia,
APrll 4th, 1889 in the 3ith year Of her oge, Mr..
ELIZA c. HAMrRkscK, consort of Mai. ]. +.
Hamtrsmck, aid daughter Of Walter b.. Sslbey.
Esq.
AS a wife, mother, daughter, sister and friend,
the generous impulses Of her nature made tho full.
hlnent oil their various duties a pleasure, for her
lite Vas one OF love and charity. Endowed with a
mind OF superior cast, the intellectual accomplish.
menis with which she had adorned and stored il,
disseminated rs influence over her beloved family.
and gave to her society an interesting and instruc.
tive attraction. Early Impressed win the nn,h.
and mysteries OF the Holy Catholic Religion. she
was prepared tor the worst, and saw no terrors in
the future, for all was hope. Her death was most
exemplary and impressive-the scene replete with
consolation, to her borrowing husband, relatives and
friends. Almost her last breath bore aloft a PRAYER
ana not long before her soul winged its fight to
.ua' oeiesliai nome IT was SO fit TO enter, she sang
IN a faint, sweet, tremulous voice, the praises TO
her saviour, Jesus.-C horlestowa Free Press.
D'eo' on The 9th inst. of Pneumonia, after intense
and protrscted suffering, n, the residence of her
grand father, in this county. ANNA Rose, infant
daughter Of Fl. L. g. A. oPie, aged four months
some days. Thus snatched away in the bud Of be-
ing, possessed, in an eminent degree, ofal those en-
dearing qualities and charms which belong peculiar
y to intantile hle, her loss cannot fail to give deep
and poignant griefto her devoted parents. But
while they must lament their privation, il should
be a source OF consolation 10 them, by the Divine
decree ct an Omnicient and bensfcent Creator. she
mas escaped the vexatious cares and humble, less
m's'ries OF this ePhermeal existence; and tina, her
pure ana disenthralled spirit has wingedit it. ethereal
Hight to the bosom of him who gave il
Like the s~listening drew.drops, on the brow ot
morn,
She %sparkled, was exhaled, and went TO Heaven
Charlestopn Free Press.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-17

CousTERFEIT.-A counterfeit $40 note on the
Hagcrstown Bank, was offered in Baltimore, on
The 9th inst. 1t was of the letter B, No. 1852,
payable to A. Young, dated January 9, 1887, and
signed Ellie Beatty, Cashier, and Ohio Lawrence,
President. The engraving of the note was tslera-
be. the psPer rather lighter than that Of the scnu-
inc note, and the whole appearance Of the counter
felt such as to induce its detection by those sccus-
toned TO handling money.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-17

IIRGL.VI.s:-Ata Court held for Berkel.,
County, at the Court House, on Monday the sh
day of April, 1889,
Thomas Undertake and brothers phGs.
ogaina
Daniel c. Clemmens, &c. diff.
IN CHANCERY.
defendant, Daniel c.. Ciemmens, not hav.
II ing entered his appearance and given securi.
~, according to the act Of Assembly, and rules Of
The Court, and 1t appearing to the Court that be |,
not an inhobitant OF this Commonwealth: il is or.
dered that the said defendant do appear here oa
the second Monday in August next, and answer the
bill OF tho complainant: and further, that this or.
der be published in the Martinsburs Gazette for
two months suocessively, and posted At the iron,
door OF the Court-House OF this County.
Copy.-Teste.
HARRISON WAITE, c. =. G.
April IL, I839.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-17

V1RGiSrA.-A Wing Convention was held a,
Richmond, on Thursday, and John Minor Bolts,
Esq, of Henrico County, nominated as a candid.
ate for Congress for the district. composed of Rich
mond city, Henrico county. &c. Mr.. Botts has
tor several years represented llenrico county in the
House of Delegates, and is one ofthe mos, fearless.
able and eloquent Wings of the Old Dominion
His opponent is VIM. Selden. ECO, late Register
Of the State. Il very popular man. but who can hard.
ly hope for success, IL the Wings of the district do
their duty.-BaH. Pat.