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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14

TtHnhf OPPOSITE LIBERTY whEEuorer
4 ESi FL FULLY mfafms his friend, Al
pubic generally, thai he CONFINES Ia = - NC
'''e manufacture OF COPPER AND TIN VIZ
III All lis various branches. lis stock OF II,
IS now large, vel assorted and ell worth, y "'e
'eh'lon OF both wholesale and retail dr5lf3s
STOCK Of STILLS and other Copper Nme !. Us
very large aud desirable, aud lac Is pre pared , us
iacute to order STILLS ofany size or iyf,s' 'lih'
will also repair old STILLS OF take Them IN = ''a
Tor new ones N04i"pts
lie has also an baud a large and well ass..,.,
stock Of WOVE WIRE Tor wheat fans. d.
prepared To weave to any ofdei he NAV ,s nv Is
iie also has attached to the establishment a pi'tI-=
FOUNDRY and Is ptepated to casttn oflrt -
Tor 'averns. churches and other purposes 'raLa1
Screw Boxes. castings for fmcshng Maehines '.'.'
all other kinds Of Brass Castings. ''u
ne continues, also, 10 gutter ard cover I,auT
ehher IN town or country, with Copper Tin "a
or Sheet Iron. nnon the most favorable terms
Old Copper. Pewter and Brass, either np,ch,..,
or taken IA exchange Tor new work. County, s,,.
dnce also taken IN exchange for all work in his I'm,
Aug. w..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14

Salfidt A Nenic N Ill, named q anialop pc I1sa
saii l. hive bern ihr beautiful ~oman - Tex.
as. lsfey ltil d hetseif ~ consequence al her
ihsr inssanE upon her marrying man she did
NOT lesr. She .lot herself through the heart with
pistol.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14
GENYrIMIN SUMNER WEAR.

GENTEENIN SUMMER WEAR.
E.NAlHA super blk. aud oHe Bombaziues very
1I heavy
" CAshmcine aud In italian
cloth
Cfas,e faced aud Plain blk. Ca1,lets
Plain aud fancy sngIe Milled and Mcrino Cassnetes
Col0re1 a5d White, PLAIN and Ribbed Linen DlIl-
lungs
Figured Nenetisns T~ceds and Gambroons
BIZ. aud Green Ihuel Cloth. heauIllul Tor OATS
PLAIN and Figured SILK aud Sltln Veslings n great
variety
Esir' super PLAIN AMI figured TX Ncycts
White and eoloted Marse,iies aud " el.ngs OF every
description
Super Goat. Buck, Beaver, Sllk Thread and Berlin
Gloves
Stlk, Cation aod Wotslcd Hose in great variety.
All oil which o0er Al iair pticrs
MARTIN, HUM X WARD.
Apul Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14
Feb. "a

NOFFAr'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.
VI These Medicines indebted for their name 10 lr
manifest action IN pnriting the springs and channels of
lie and end1g them with renewed and vror In ma
ny certified cases which have been made public ard in rn
every species OF disease which the human frame is h
The han of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14
ROBERT TTNSLEY
ComMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

Amherst Courthouse. April Is, 1907
The parties interested will take notice, td"'
have appointed the 23rd dav Of Jnne next, to cem'
mrnce the accounts mentioned in the foregoing
order on which day, alien o'clock in TIE monr,"s
they are requested to altend atny Office, with Tue"
accounts, vouchers and copies # court papers
prepared for examinarion aud settlement
ROBERT Nj. BROWN, Spe. Com
MAY 7 vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14
G.XRFs TEN.E

w r uANE lately received a very large ,toc
u hne 'hd supeitne Ingram and Bfnsel,
1"re'"e t" "h'er We particularly invite The
l'nlon OF our friends NJ beng very desirable on
." "ee"uh' Oh me patterns dquahy, as well AL AZ
P''ets BURTON Il ROBES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14
IRE OV H..

Al ARflN, nun + X WARD have removed
IN lheif SloCh al GOODS 10 the square be-
os ttieir old stand, 10 he house recently occupied
by Dot. Henry l4alb,m. as Apothecary Store
where they nFue lhen hiends and the lublie to
cal anl examine theH Stock, which they will IN
few DAYS make large additions,
MArth l. Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14
from u, Pliiadelplaa Spirit ofh. T;,.,

& =
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE W
.aio thai NJ. Cope.a Dltrchtnr Il Cincinnati 4, b
haa neen staying At The mansion house. come, nj
MAtAct slieet. dufine Tie e,ratcr pali of ,hr
"ie'ef' suddenly disappeared sbou the fi 81 ANA
su has noi been SINCE hear IL eithrr hy The land
t. ~ oiis-kitk- o. aty of ms lrrnd, iu lls ,i,,
o. aiheinnaii. he ifll ia h,s ionn an IA, bayr,c
sfoh- which are several ,fuuks Incked WINCH -,
5 'pPp'sfn 10 coniain nobey, Globes and pnnJs If
'hlur' lie had "i"as, bern very pfontpt m n y,,,
ny ''st'l' ana At ine nlne n di.a ipeared va a. :,
s2ou' iribight or iBrer nreks In AREAS. uc "a,
.S390io $1,000. '''''9' nom
= hH9Dsr mysterious disappeorance has occurred il,
"',"ot ipl'a, Mr. Panl Geides, a nc,,l,,,, ~
sisE afs'h = len hts hdglres at tie CT, llofel .si
n"' ""' s'"ee brfn ~ ad (rDm lie IS supno.,l -,
"e'e hs's som $4,000 miih iu.n.
''fl a"elser.-h spp : mon uanrd Nose, r.,
''pp' \ '~eas ~ roGiaa. tPa.) atfycd IN pbl,tel
Phla tne laiiei plt 81 iasi wptb viii, = ,,,ve =,
-esnir AID shreP-llr snld nls sieh and was n, ,,s
heie' 10 Calf idis. where iie SOP ed. ~, Satu,
a"As evening NbiIe iatlic bar r1or he wa. see, ~
E eo''n' gu $500 "a bank noies. alrcl h. had ~.
sNe'se"f7f s cattle. and placing them IN his
90 went out, sikee @iiirli ~ e he has not return.
WIS al. tonfs Diue bill Tor catle that Inc had nm,
.f"sf". rs i"tnd IN one oi HE zig sl,rs OF thr
,s'd % Sunday ,nornins.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14
Roanoke, Feb. Il, l540.

THE SUMNER TERM of the Seminary at
L the Botelonn Springs will begun ON the lis
OF March.
The Methods ihcle observed are these: Multi.
pied studies-whIch mast be superficial sludi,s-
are rejected. That smatctlng OF Sciences which,
as 'shlonably taught, leave the pupil only yainer
ana no wiser, than she began is avoided 10 chuose
the ttiings most useful and most ornamental To the
> x. Is the first aim TO teach these huest things
sohdly, IS the second. Reading, Writing Airline
TIC, an extended Course OF History aud Geography
the Modern Languages, and Music, are talipiu
with all possible care the capital parts aC I,brr
al Education. Arrangements, books on tie s,steu
oil Questions and Answets and shou Methods IN
general, are banished, as iallcIous Exllninati ms
are ifequcnt private, and usually conducted in
writing. English Grammar Is taught prlnclp1ily
Though learning the French. Rhetoric and Logic
by the book are considered Inapphcable the educa-
uon oil gts bun they are practically, taught 10 COM
pose by means of constant Written Exercises in
Translation and History, and 10 think by shaping the
whole course oflnsuue!on towards strengthen Q
the Understanding. To improve this, to stoe il win
sound Information. aud TO gren elegance, by care
fully cultyarng the Taste, is the whole scope of
the system pursued here. Nothing is taupht FIR
Display, nothing because 1t has, injadiclously
grown to be t Fashion. Wonders, we are moi
ambitious OF making, but useful and agreeable w.
men.
Ia order more certainly TO effect these things
Male teachers alone are employed a well educated
frenchman very accomplished Italian Profess
sor Of sNlusci Vrguiau OF good bluh and educa-
tion, as English Assistants and the Principal
The Young Ladies are as 10 every ,hing but
then School studies. under the care OF a Guvefness
employedlOr this alone and admirably fitted for
this important trust. She Is warranted to keep Them
IN order. The situation offers singular advantages
for Health. Comiort, Study and innocent AmuSe-
ment. Company. except of VISITORS by invitation.
is not permitted. ID ess, unless Of the simplest solt
Is prohibited. Copies Of The Regulations will be
sent Tree OF Postage, If APPLICATION he made TO Ed.
W. Johnson, Post Master, Botetourt Springs,
Roanoke. - 90
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Cash for Wheat,

I'VE will give the highes, cash price for
w WHEAT. Having Lumber House con.
vsnlea', we can receive it with despatch.
llORNER x WATSON
Eel, "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14

y a special Term 81 The Circuit Superior Court
N OF Law and Chanccry torlhe ,onnry Of Am.
aerst continued by adjournment, and heii for the
said county, 1t the Courthouse, on Tuesday. the
3lst day of March, 1910:
James Sledd, pIai,,ig
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.V'OI'RGE.

\ uST received a handsome collection Of FIRE
- SCREENS. with "A general assortment of
French and American Paper hang ngs, which will be
sold Al Lar pnces. {. DOGGETr &Co.
opposite uornef & Walsun's
April % 6v
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Lancaster d Bryant.
.EsxSF E.SE.F

y IL persons indebted TO the late concern of
lancaster * Bryant, will please call and nay
of then respective accounts as lopper ,ndnI,.n.
e"nno' DC gwen, WILSON p. BRYANT
Surviving partner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14
stage and Ksaia Egoad Zine
EedrfSsS EgAsCK5ssvs F0s. Egicss,s,o,,a
EAeAeEiCA sEklras or EE.n -A.nnan ~

4 FAVE Lynehburg on Mendlys, Wedpcs
- days and Fridays, at O'Clock, \. NJ. anne at
afouesstle same evenings, at7 p. NJ. Leave
charlottesville, neXl day by \. NJ, reach the Ral
Road, distance ofonly 20 miles from Chaloucs-
y ", over line road by 10 O'Clock, and aniye IN
Richmonl same evenings, bv ) p. NJ. This viii
be found BY far he most comfortable route IS wrll
as The most expeditions, 10 Richmond, or Going
Norh, by way Of Washington Cry having no n,ghl
travelling aGel leaving Lynehburg. Our teams
and coaches are first rae, and The drivers skilml.
careful aud accom- odating. 30 pains viii he
spared to render the tip sale aud pleasant to he
passengers.
Fare through to Richmond S9-To Flelc.
ncksbnrs 81 80. 5. 3. CLOVES. Agent
May ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14

aud Bits, Aides, Drawing Knives, Cages. &c.
Blacksmiths' Tools. viz; Bellows, AnyIls Vices
Sledees, Sore" plales, Fiies. Ra~ps, Steel, &c.
SaddIery aud Coach Makers Materials a yerv ex-
tensiva a,sp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14
E1fR5P gsE.A.S'

Or; TIL. rcnemcoln fhs place at prescnto,cp.
NJ NJ li,d by Mr.. Lewis Williams rs a Tavern
-S@l-1s Possession be had on me Goth III this
month, by application 10 5. |. WATT.
March 10 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14

h"s" named inc. Bolton wa. arrested in Pl
laar'r''ia. last aload4,. cle The murder of
sso- bf'ersil u . ttGn,ote n the year 1885 He
nor si Ml,,l4sd. = ~ ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14
~. ~ e.. " e. ~ ~ ksD "
a.ynCis,asr., Va,

ltryaSa ldlcry Guns, &c,
Il + + S cons anlly Tor
sale, Building Materials:
VIZ Locks aud Hinges Of
all kinds, Bolts, La,ches.
Sore" Nails, Glass &c,
Carpenters Tools, VIZ =
Planes, Saws, Chissels,
Aueet $, Squares, Axes,
II lmmprslI,trheIs R,,,e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14
Gayic's Saddle Frees.
.N'OgSGE.

HI UNIT & MARTIN associated with them in
- business on the Isl inst. JOHN WARD, Jr
Tho business will IN future he conducted under the
firm of MARTIN, HUNT & WARD.
Ihanktniio, the liberal patronage heretofore re-
crNed' they solicit the same Tor the new firm.
Feb T.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14

a CHcml Superior Ctur oi Law aud ban.
I IA ceIy, continued By adjournment, aud he'd Ion
lle county OF Amherst, al the Courthouse, on Qes.
day. the 3rd day OF Srptemiber, 1899:
William Mcdaniel. pIai.nr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14
Plaintiff.
against

Jonn feter Blanord Hicks, Surviving Executor
oil William Peter deceased aud IN lrls own right a d
L"liy his wife, Polly Peer, widow aud executix of
ho%a feter, decd, and Con e. Peter, Ehz lbei IN
A. Peter. Mildred Peter, Wesley Peer Fratcis Pc
ter, William Peter Charles Peter, Edwin Peer and
james H. Peter heirs at la" Of the sand Mozl Peter
Tie Last i've OF whom nfinls under the aye of
q years, by Robert Tnsley, specially assigned then
guardian, Jesse Peter. William Peter, Charles Pc
let' SIMON Peer, auslnnah Coleman. Lucy Sledd.
homas Alley aud Belsry his wife, Nancy Molrs,
randolph NORRIS administrator OF Allison Murf,s
deceased, Franc's Peter aud John SIcdI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14
" sH'H'

lust RECEIVED, a lot of Maple Chairs, with
- cane seats which viii b. sold very low
Also, a few pieces Straw Carreting. of good quail
iy, {. DOGGETF q CO.
N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14

IL AEeA Y

~ dNEA LBS. BACON Of good quality on
" hand and inf sale 10" lur cash
BRYANT Il YOUNG
April 10
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GOEsNEY 'YN.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CORSETrs
improved ptuetns, s1mc very itc.
MARTIN, HUNT II WARD.
ApGl - Is
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exTEssiyEsTOCh OF INV SPRING
EOOD,S ut yr.;Hrcd prices.


: GOODS at res;Hccd prices.
TUKNER d BUnWELL take pleasure j. an
Il uouucing TO their friends and the public zen
orally tia; ney have recently purchased in I've cues
Of New ! orb, Philadelphia aud Ballimoe, on the
most favorable and OF the lssi ln,lnf'a
lions. large aud general assoftnerf OF ooopo ~
the laie. stSles and fsshlo sahol when ihes ohef
10 tie wholesale and retad 'eale' ai prices when
ihey ihiak eannul fs of esing satisfaction. Ihes
earnestly SOLICIT call, fbm country Merchants
irg eou6]entI thar rlet stock comprises as great
yaffrI, al goods be iJbua ~ any other house
Ihe following list comprises but small part other
stock on lani.
Exl.a fine wool d,ed Black Cloths
S,arky'. Nest Of England do
Medium aud low puced do
ESfa fine Bloc Cloths
Medium d low priced do
Superior Golden Olive do
Invisible Grcen do
Dilk OlWe, Dahlia, Cad and Steel Mixed Cloth
Asphaltum. Beaver aud Pilot Cuths-a good ass ut.
Uncut trom common II very fine qualities.
CASSlMERES.
Suprrfue piece dyed do
Fine aud Medium Blue do
Ponce Albeus-a ne" style Of fancy colorcd Cassi.
m.fe-yery hsudso and fashionable.
VESTlNGS.
Eslra enc plain Blk. English Satin yestings
Bin. Fiaf'J. Satin-Shlmrock and Thistle patterns
Supetfue Boif Cassi Ve.ing
Wine and Coloted Marsellles Ve.ring, agrea variety
Silk Velvet and Valencia do
LINEN GOODS.
Exua fnc grass Bile ached IRISH Linens
Medium aud low price do
-. and 10 Table Diapers
4. 10 aud IL 4 Table Cloths
aud 4 Dimask Napkins
aud ! blown French Linens
"a aud Grass Linen
DoMEsTiCS.
G 4.5-i aud brown Sheeting
4, IS and A brown Shirling
BleaChed Shning-all widths and qualities
Heavy Cotton Oznsbutgs No. | aud ? ol Richmond
and Petersburg Manufacture
? ~ 8 and heay5 Tletnss,
PRINTS.
Nen style French Prints
Super london do
Meu'mac do--a large assortment AT all pri-
SILK GOODS.
lie"y Mattion Lusnlng
81 lndm Satin
Block Figured Gro lie Antique
Pam do do
Superior Black Gro de Rhine
Blue Black poulr de Soie
Black Figured Amer1calue
Black Figured nernanni Satin
Handsome Piaid Silks
Rich Figured Gro de Nap Silks.
HOSIERY.
BLACK Derby Ribbed SILK ilose--a new article
White liz do
Black and Wide English Srk Hose
PLAN Black do do
Oeu Worked do do
Black aud White Cotton Hose, larpe assortment
GLOVES.
Black Twisted S,lk Gloves
Wine do do
Colored do do
Black KID and ilorse SKIN Gloves
Coloted do do
FRENCH WORK.
0 doz tch worked French Coilars
Rich worked do Capcs
do do GUS.
MUSLINS.
Rich 6g'd Swiss Muslms
PLAIN do
Checked Jacouet do
do Swiss do
Striped do do
Exna fine Bishop Lawn
do ludla Book Muslin
Cambre aud jaconrl Mnslin.
l1ANDkERCnIEFS.
Hon stitched Linen Cambria lIks.
PLAIN and cold bo,defed do do
Embroidered twisted silk do
Fipd and PLAIN TN do
Fie'd aud PLAIN silk 10
Rich GAUGE aud Satin ScarS
iilk. o=ourning ildkfs. and ells'
Ihe above, Wilh many other desirable Goods on
hand wewIll aLe pessrre IN exhibiting 10 those who
may favor us viii call
Apfdod
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0g.ANGEs! FNEsM Ot.ANGhsl,

EGSP received aud store. very superior lot of
p ORANGES, IN splendid oldel; aud daily ex-
pect,ng asupellol lot Of choice LENONS.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Anil !. #
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he snhpGnas awarded in this cause on the lS h
day Of October, lS36-fhe third day OF April, 1887
The ON day OF August, and the Isl day of Octo-
Der. 1858, beng returned executed uiou Polly Pc
Ter, widow AMI execulrx of Muzl Peter decd, Pol
~ Hicks, Clifton c. Peter, Elizabeth A. Peter Mil
dred Peter, William Peter SIMON Petef ) usaupah
Coleman. Nancy Morris, X ,ndolph Hortis, admins
r'lof OF Allison Morris, decd, aud Francis Peter
and me sad Defendants still FILLING 10 file their an
swefs although four months have elapsed as ell since
the ming OF The Plaintiffs hl!l as the return DAYS of
the SAID sGbp@nas, and the Defendants John Peer
Jesse Peter Charles Peter, Lucy SIedd Tho as Al
ley and Besey his wife and ohm Sleld against whom
tue flaolilis appear to have proceeded in the mode
prescribed by law against ahseut Defendants sfIll fail
my loaPpear ana ans" er, on motion Of the Z anll b,
counsel the eoun doth take his bill for e,sed a.
10 those Defendants. And theteupon his cause
came on 10 be heard upon the bill. TIE answers Of
me Deienoani Blaniofd Hicks Surviving Executor
o' w hlah fetef, deed, and the iufant Defendants
ana rephcaIlohs thereto, and the exhibits and was
argued by counsel. Ga Consideration whereof the
Count doth order that he Defendant Blaulotd
hicks, surviving Executor of " rIlidm Peter decd
DO render before Robert NJ. Brown. Special Com.
missioner Tor tfal purpose appointed, an account Of
ms administration of The estate II his testator
William Peter, decd & thai Polly Peter execu,yIx
OF Moz' Peter, decd do render before the sam.
Commissioners an account Of the SAID Moza Peters
administration OF the same estate, which accoun,.
the said Commissioner is directed TO examine STATE
"n" settle aud make ieiou thereof TO tie
Conft, together with account of The Plaipt,ir,.
pe"""u' w"h any matters specially stated, deemed
pertinent by himself required BY the psrrics n no
s. A
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kfa4IA.sEAA
kCT SNee,ess sfafs DMro
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ROBERT TINSLEY. Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OrFtcr

M, Amherst Courthouse, Aprll Is, ls4o.'}
me parties Interested, will take notice thar bave
appointed The 25th day of Juue next. TO con',anoa
nc accounts mentioned in the forecoino order nm
"n'eh uas' At 10 O'Clock IN The morning. ,bev aya
ieH"es'ed To attend mY office. win ,he,, =.
'ou"', vouchers and copies OF conu papcrs. nre-
f"'eu 'o' exam nailon md settlement.
Al, - RIO. NJ. BROWN, SCI Com.
Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14

ROBERT TINSLEY, {,
And Mt Special Term OF the said Court, apPon-
tea according 10 Law, and begun and held on Mon
day, the 20'h day Of March 1910, the Court do's
appoint Robert NJ Brown, Special Commissioned 10
execute the order Of account made in tins cause
on Tie Bird day Of September last.
A Copy-fe,tp
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i lie Defend nj Samuel NJ. Garland trustee fled
ms ans"etby leave II the Coutl, 10 which The Pam
TIL by counsel replies generally; aud the subj
awarded IN Tins cause The % h day Of Octobtr
1888, and The 7 day Of April 1884, being returned
executed upon the Defendants Nhcailh Pehdeton
and DAVID T.. McAexaudrr aud the SAID Deisa-
dents stu falling To file Their answers, although four
months hive elapsed as well since The return DAYS
thereof As the filing OF the Plant rs original bill
motIon Of the plaintiff b, counsel his sad Original
bi'i Is taken Tor confessed the sad Defendants
anu ttlef,u pon tins cause Cdue 10 be hearf
upon the original a ID amcnled bill, The answer ~
the Defendants james s. Peadlelon, Samuel ".
Garland, trustee, Elisha b. Estes and Of The inlsn
Defendants, frpicalons, exhibits and the examIna
t"n OF witness, and WAS argued by Counsel. Ga
consideration whereof the Couu doth order thai one
OF us Com ulssiouelS do lake account OF the part
nefshlp Transaction, IN the proceedings mentioned,
aud repon the same t. the Cuurt, to get her with
counts het"een the individual partners aud thai
Samuel NJ Garland, trustee, render before lie same
Commissioned an account OF the irust fund.- which
NE sand Commissioner will also report the Court
"Ih any matters specially stated, thought pertinent
by himseit, or required by the parties 10 be slated
And The said James s. Pendeton is drectt d TO pro-
ance before the Commissioner all the partnership
books, accounts aud other papers, necessary TO The
execution of the foregoing order.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-01-18
TO THE PUBLIC.
semlWeekly State Capitol Gazette.

The proprietors of the State Capitol Gazette ems
bruce this opportunity to return their sincere thanks
to their friends and the public, for the very liberal
patronage which hev pleased 10 have it in their
power to say, has thus far been extended towards
them, and respectfully announce that the future
course of their journal shall be such they trust
will continue torccoive the confidence and support
of the Democratic party. They assure the public
that no excriion on their part shall be wanting 10
effect this object and they atter themselves that
they will be able TO render their paper such vehi
Gle Of usefulness and inUmation as will not fail to
give entire satisfaction to every friend of republican
principles.
The approaching session Of the Legislature, will
unquestonably, be one of great and unusual inter-
est. There has not perhaps, been time BEFORE,
when the attention of the public was SO much en-
gagged upon any one subject as tits at present upon
the arrangement Of the currency, arising from the
abuses of banliing and as the delibcraton of the
ensuing Legislature, will in all probability be mar-
y directed to this important subject, il cannot 30
otherwise than that every thing which transpires at
the scat OF government in relation thereto will be
eagerly sought after. With these considerations in
view. the undersigned have made ample arrange
ments for laying before their readers full reports Of
the proceedings ih both branches Of the State Le-
gislaurc together with the speeches Of members,
reports, and ether matter which they think will be
interesting. In addition this, ii is the intention
of the undersigned TO employ able correspondent at
the seeto the cgeneral government, by which means.
they will be able Also To place in their semi-Week-
" sheet early reports Of the deIiberaiion of Con
grcss.
The presidential contest Of ls40 Is rapidly ap-
proachng The flag 1T our masthead indicates
fully the course we intend to pursue in the relation
to this great questions; and as we have already given
our opin on at length, on this subject, in former
prospectus, VIC deem in needless at present to tire
our readers, by going over the same ground. Suf-
flee ii to say, that shall give our united support
and energies towards the re-eIectonof present able
Chief Magistrate Of the Union, and our humble aid
in behalf of establishing Constitutional Treasu-
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