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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-11
A rs,

Es personnes ayan, des aroi,s Ia succession
de John s. Gayle deee.ie, srjt prices de les
nrese n,er 4 Ia soussigraee Tusriee d.s eafans mi
neur. ct Administrator de Ia spcee 3ipa.
nj a$e As NAHTHk AFt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-11
II. v. RABIN.
l.. II. T'RuDEAU,

l. II TaupEAu continsera pour son propre
comp,e les ~affaircs CONNIE par lie pass.A cote
du raagasin de James Mansker il soliicite le
patronage de SEES amis ct du public en- General.
Is Nov, 40. a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-11

HIM magasin ct 4 veg Ire par lie. soussigne M
II maga.in oce"pc n. N. Moreno, pres lie
o,arche 10 his. ct de,ni his. Ne Whiskey, 90 bis. de
Farme iraiche, SO bis. do q tisse, e, 81 dou,e dc
Balais. va a. .MONTAN.
q mai rs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-11

Avs,
"A socicte existaat sous Ia raison dc BAn,S
K TnrpEAu ayant &c dissoute dun commun
accord le ~ Novcmbre 1883 ct l.. II. Tuv-
pxAu ayant achets rintaret dc II. v. BAnfS, II
d~evient seu, responsible dc tou,es les dc.tcs
leg,simes de Ia dite societs ct il est egalement
~autorise ! recevoir &C qui es. du 4 la di.c So
ci.te.
II. v. RABIN.
l.. II. TRUDEAU,
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T. e = !;

IA VI Vs :
PENIrENTtAIRE DE IA LGs1IsIANE.
n Ba,os RoreE, IS Dcdsnsbrc 1899
LIES Propositions seront cuesss,sq"'au Lun.
al IL lanvier lS40, pour fou,nir IL fnis necessa
ae Ptni,en,isise, pnar tanner les pesStN.
les personnes dHsifant eontrac,eik devrsnt sne-
cider dams lenr application au Gard&n, In qasn,itc
exscse ct Ia qualise.
Is 81. ISETT, 1nmmis.
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M~AkCHANDlsEs sfcHgs.

nv 'p''bJFr.
MAkCHANDl5Es sfCHEs.
1ndienncs noirrs CT blsnehs., do sppr, Iondop.
mo"ssslinn suisse %jaconaf, cole, draps, tyiie DIR,
ta"de en- hs'n' pieces, %mhnros, has ne sole ,oiss 81
blancs, bas de cotton, cotton mkis ne ~roulspr, CANT.
lie co"lr"r, do nhirs, b~lancs, do berlin, eoson blanc.
gnpts de Sole nolrs ct b'"oes pour danes, do de
capron, ghnfs de sole noire pour bommes. ersystes
po'rss, 6'hnellts ds Canton. III rs Psvst lie covfem
mouefioifs ~ ps'eb" 10 mahtas, role no;,. a ronfre
do en- renl"nr- tnils bruno, eotDnnads, caI;c,,s Lr
HNBJIS-Ves'ss en- toiis bruno, blanche COZ
III bIahcs. oon'bazire, cotton blanc do. tsjle do.
pean dc ebsvrs"il do habits de msriuo.. do a. bal
10 bombazin, habits pour les srfants, satin do
mir, blsn 1T olive, habits de eingbam. eh. n;,~,
btapches 81 lie rouirnr.
CHAPEHU Tx ET SOULFERS--thsp.,, r
de Rnssir, DO poir,, do sole, do pour les eufan,,
do pour les jennss gene essqueftss de peap. bot,es
do prune'ls pour hoinnes, brodeauins pour ho,o.
mes, do porr feuirnes, do mzfnquin avee Oh saus
tslons, do pour les ~enfan,s. pan,onGss pour dance.
br"hernins DO. escsrpIp.st psnioufes.
Observation-Disclosures de ros. n, nor,,r.,
no bergamot, DO J"sseminc, do mel. Il, muse. do
cologne, sa"on de crhmsa harbe, hut. a,on,. q,
d'a"tigne, ~psignes, do de cote, do braziIinm. b,o,.
zee a dents.
hssietrs h soupe ct 4 dine. ,ass..
a the ct sonco"pes, verres fancsis carnrts.. cots.
bols, I'm bel assortment de pia,s, ye,rr. A anne.
f,rbiantere re.
GROCEKIES-Csn De Ia Havsr.. suo,.- so
pain, sayon, biancs de ~baieine, SCI. tho. tsbar J~
c"tnmun do; smidou, indigo. poiyr..
Apires. balais Re.
observation-disclosures =, fourrl,e,..
de table, conteaux he poche, mm,Iins a cafe. p.l,..
g, pincss, poudr>, plontb, barres de p!o,nb c,our,
golfers, gonds. pen,nres. bares de fer. ,e.lss. cor.
DIES de p'tre ct go"dronnees, channe., bseb,s. IRA,
seaux, Wis, lgnr' pour poissons &C., qn'ils oarrn,
en- ven'e aux conditions lea pi Ms rsisonuab!e..
lis %espefen', que deyoues en]iiersm.ut b l.nr rom
nerce, lis mcrlteron, lie patronag du public AN; lea,
a ere deja 81 genereusemrut accorie.
9 mars II BABlN g. TRUDEAU.
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AvtsI
AZ Doete'tr wHfrMANMttf0 de IA
No''veHe Orleans. est venn ft.abiif at baton
haoEe' ct a ouyeft san efies dams IA rue lie
fEelise.
oHfe fespectue1setrsrt sss services att
han,tans ae netts Vile ct d,i voisinage.
30 syfit@t1
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Avis.

Avis.
Il OUTEs l.. p.r.onn.r oui aoivea, a, .ou.,;-
sne %" a Ia 'oc'c'e RE Mansksr " Dewey, sol, par
n''Iets on par eosnpte. sont prices de pa yer d WIN.
.. fike, G"' est a"torise a Sc servir de mon nom
pendant mon absence, ainsi que de ceIui de Ia 90.
cis'e lie Manskcr & Dewey.
% juliet 90 JAMES
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AVIS.

u NE personne don, on ne conn"1 ras ls nom,
eyant Ia issc par oubii, 500 Porte 1tilie, dams In
rharmscie si,uee h l'cneoienare DIES 1urs Lafayette
q, de. ~f.aariers, es, p~revenur au'on 81 pro, a lie lui
r~me,,re. Is deee a,bre IS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-11
L.. r. a CO.-

l.. II. LANDRY II Co.,,
A poihs'a,r's IT Dt"go's,Vs, vsndent eo stos.
~ Msdst'nfs, %t'dIp,ts eboniquss, ffshes,s q,
ang'a's, pa'tnsns, ]tsin'sts, tpplsots, vsfnjs, VI.
tres, etc.
ietr f,agss n es, st'"h pn'r ie ,potasn, Al M,
~ I'VE '"',", "bs ports a'prds 10 tsheoixao,e
Ae Ia ras de- Camp.
n. b-ia pl"s gfande attention sets sppof,ss
phuf Itrfcut'on dss tpDs les 0fires Ia In ca m
goe Mrzss. iandry n 10. p,jsn, Ia. ma ,lb, na,
81 les %hahi,rns IL vepr lee y;sjiss,
nellie. Orleans 4 j,jp-@t7
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JOHN G. MORRIS.

= AVIS.
VNR A. II. LEGENnRE, h change son bu-
reau. qui es, sitoo matu,enant 4 Ia porte do Ia
Ranauc de CsrsoiI,on ~ nov. Al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-11
IGnbiIlemens de Hegrc,

sI"bislemens de Negro.
200 pieces dc Lin.cy c. Kersey,
80 do dc Linsey lkger pour femme,
400 do. Cotton dc Lowell pour chemi.es.
Auss'--@.0o0 paires Brodequins dc Ru-set.
A vendre par j.. e. T.. F. PHILLIPS r. Ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-11

L.. ArH
4lF s~6uss'sna avabt ,eptis I c.afr ss,so a,A.s.
eat, 8Hts seseseiaeas n, M .ssk,yies- ~, p~,i,tis !.
THOMAS atnsts MORGAN.
Hatbn h6nes 81 Mars IVA 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-11

vs. S"ussignos virnnebt d'ouyrif TN bel sssor
- hmsn' dc Mhrchandisss ffaienes, doj, sjou.
tees b csI'ss qo'ils pnss6haten, dsJa fotms IN az
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-11

HADlTATioN be vALEuR 4 vENDRg.
.'uAblTATluN appattei,aht b Ia succession
~ ds James Ne'lsoa, decade, sltnes 4 III miles
a,'.,'tss"us DC Baton R6tgH, fessa, face Az dspYs,
=. nsr,,as a. 800 Esl y usyau Ni.ue..s est Of
teffe est Bisa bolsae SIR ute tsffs haute IT t0uj iuu
seels, 81 ptopfr D IA ruttufs dh suefe 81 du enton.
We Biysu Manchst fnfmsht Une ifantbAa tout A.,
ttsvef. lie plus ne 10 pisls ia pfaintaeof stf h
pei pras cen, pisds ds lstgs. Les smsii"fa,iebs
sort de pairnt,
CONDiTtONs=un a,st' compliant, {. Ia bs-
isNts 4 iii, deus al trails ans,
les ttstson,es aui desitetaien, 81 faifs l~'ae,uisi.
ton, peuveBt s'adfesset sit lee lets =
JAMES j. NELSON.
ts,au M,nthse tt.ne.) y Neysn,bts 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-11

r AVIS
h-IEs saassiEnss previennsnt Ieu,s smis r. r. t,-
bio qaiis ont p,is en- soeiet6 Mr.. CaAatss A,
Httt. lie Ph'ladeiphis. A ravenir IA .oci6t4 sers
seas IA raison lie
j. u y. r. PHILLIPS n 10,
u. p~roften, de cet.s occasion uou, fsjre ,s,r.
rsmerrimehs pot'r Ia bienve,tlanee u ! leor y ttG
aeeordee, It lis ~sss'ren' leufs atnis que rien M
sers "egIig6 lie leur part pour f~periter pne cont.
Htiati6n.
Toutss uersonhes ayant dss r%6etsmstions .oot
prices dc los pre- senter pour t,rs paytes, ri ee,,e.
mi doiynnt s6ht sgatement prices do solder ie,,rs
cothptes par bilirts gu autretheut,
10 japv-As J. II r, PHILLIPS.
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A VI .

INN Avs.
MDap Places de TITS a:mhaliag. =, de
torl~, d'une qualIte sJpStisnreDe nsn NJ ~d'srriysr
It vendfe d bon mafcl,c par
JANE MANsKER.
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AVIS.

AVIS.
AAA sorih's H'' \ exists Sous Ia rniso, IL N..s.
ffh " Dr"tY es' A'sso"'e co. jour dan commnr
Accord 'e' nHa,fss do la socictb ssron, ~ti1pidee.
par James Mansksr.
JAS. MANGKER,
o. DEWEY.
Tvs aHalfes ne commerce serrnt confnilrs h IA.
vsnir par lc sonssigno sous son nom =, non, 30,
pfoprr compile. JAS. MANskER.
Is ini, LIZ
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IA V1H-ts public ~, ~ptevaau as NJ p,in, I'd.
~ gae'st NJ fsts.nlr en- payemen,, o., Hills,
spssrfit PAT 10 s~eassighs 81, iaesss Do Utisb II
Fin'',s %, A., %roftant, pun at,-dsia de Ia sot,,.,a 10
tths r%iasttes, date ddfant IL fnntapps Il. lgJa
payable 10 Ter Jaavisf la4D, torhis Ia sslsut III.
~, b'lls' ~ l'as ste t"e''e, II ne sara paye uu's.
pres sentence i'un tribunal,
W H,v IA JOHN r.. M.iiAA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-01-11

N....1afa "a III WKt HSUykA0 NeeSUS u IN
ss"vs1fs O1sahss ,ts drais De dsvsni tres s,Afaa6.
fnsbt 4 Ii lot. F
Il :.f{Atz-5f "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
CLAIMS UPON MEXiCo.

81 The PresideIt OF the Unted Smnts has issntl y
Proclamation ANNOUNCING tue "a III afton by boil,
ssverpmenus. of Convention bet~ cen the Unned
States and Mexico. for the purpose Of finally adj
justing the unsettled claims OF ctIZens on Mex.
leo. for inju,its done 10 peisons AID prupeit, by
tiis authorities OF that pubic. The supuiit.pns
or this Convention. rs agreed upon by Mr. For, yth
and Senior Don Maniutz. IN brball ui then tespec.
tive Governments. are 10 ihs u CT. boad OF
four commissioners shall be es abshed, Two Of The
same to be appointed by The United Slac- api two
by MEXICO TO this Board shall be- subnued all pa
pc and documents perian,ng 30 the CLAIMS in ours
ton and the commissioners shall dec de upon The
justice thereof. II the Mex can Government shall
mol find u convenient 10 ray AZ once The amount
90 found due. u shall be A. liberty, Immediately
after the decisions IN the several cases sbsH have
taken place. 10 issue Ttrasuy notes bearing an IN
terrs Of -igf per cent. aud receivable Al the custom
hsu.e at Ibr Repnbiic IA p, ut of ducs--fo or
hall The amount SAID duties, # the sum shall APP
pear TO be ia,ge.
In case al want OF agreement among tie conn
psssiancrs "a reference 10 the CLAIMS submitted, The
"a oa which such canns are Funded s,all
BE- referred 10 ID. Rug al PRUSSIA 10 be seucdby an
y hi'er hon bis NJ jest, shall appout-the exrea-
pes OF the commission iius' elrrte 10 br p,d j,in
y by The United Stat I'D Mexico. II his Pms,
sisn Maj sly should eethnr The reference the
< aefn ii Great BEnasn sl'a De nsned to .tpninI
IN uinpir she derhning. The invitation shall be
sx,end~d Ia hs Majesty ihr k,ug OF the Netherlands
The dee,son Of tie arhIer ,nas appointed i. 10 be
Rial aud conclusive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
V.fSHx.y'G TOW HILL.
Columbus. Mississippt.

BY DAN RIDGE Il KY E.
f1sBE Proprietors having recently taken charge
IL Of this pleasant and well known establishment.
tlaie John q. Bracken's,) corner Of Washington
aud Market Street. respectfully inform tho public
that they are prepared TO accommodate Daily.
Monthly or Yearly Boarders IN reasonable terms.
and frsm long experience in ths line. are haiiered
with The belief that they give entire satisfaction,
even 10 the most fssidious. The Table will be
furnished with the best the country affords, and The
establishment "nb attentive aud orderly servants.
sndrr strict supervision aud control.
Good Stables with attentive 81 careful Osiiers bs
long TO the premises ~hich will at all times bepr,
vided with an abundance Of provender
w. +. CAMBRIDGE.
CHARLES KYLE.
Columbus. Mississippi, Jan. 80 3m
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r. o. .9CREH,
CePperslnith and Timer.


nhAsLf OPPOSITE LIBERTY wARKRoUsr
ESPECIF FULLY informs his friend, ,ns IL.
~ public generally, thai he continues 10 carry =.
The manufacture Of COPPER AND TIN WIpr
IN all its various branches. His stock of Tin w
IS now large, well assorted and ell worthy IN, :,
iention of both wholesale and retail dealers n;
stock of STILLS and other Copper Ware i, al,o
very large and desa aud he is prepared 10 n,,n
fac,ute 10 order STILLS fany size or pattern ~.
will also repair old STILLS take them iu excb,ra.
for ones.
lie has also on hand large and well ,...,,
stock OF WOpE WIRE for wheat fans, &c. and !.
prepared TO weave to any ofder he may receive =
lie also has attached to the establishment aBRASS
FOUNDRf. and ispIepared to cast To order Br,,
Tor 'averns, churches and other purposes, Tobace.
Screw Boxes, castings for Threshing Machines ana
all other kinds Of Brass Castings.
lie continues, also, 10 gutter and cover House.
ennef IN town or country, with Copper, Tn Zins
or sheet Iron, npon The most favorable terms
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either purchased
or takeni exchange for new work. Country mo
duce also taken IN exchange for all work in his line
Aug. NJ.
"A / a Court held for Bedford County thu oa,I,
n day OF January, 1883:
Iacharah Norman and Henrietta his wife l,,.
Henrietta Lambert, Erasmus NOEL and Ca,l,s,n.
us "he' late Ca'h'fine Lambert, plaintiffs,
against
Susan Lambert. wiwow of George I.ambrrt. de.
ceased, William VI. Lambert, John Tu,pn admin.
Isuator oi George Lambert, deceased, John To,ni,
and Mary his WIFE, late May Lambe,t, and Sarah
Ann, Lavina j., Lnceta S. and Susan w. Lam
bert (he lasl four Of whom are infants under ,ls
age OF q years. by Robert c. Mitchell, their guar
wan al '''eh) DEFENDANTS,
In CHANCERY.
The Court doth order thai a commissioner of Mi.
Cour' do lake an account Of the administration of
The defendant John Tu,pin the estate Of hrs in
testate George Lamber, deceased, and also an ar
count OF the Announcements made BY said iniesla,,
~ hls lie time To any of his children together with
an account Of all debts paid by the said Geory.
Lambert ia his life time, by his admins,,a,or
since his death. for any Of the plaintiffs OF defer
dans IN this suit and that he report said account, to
this Court with any matter specially stated though
pertinent by himself, required by tie parties to
be 50 stated.
Extract from Decree. Tese,
RO. &. MITCHELL, c. b. e
LIBERTY, March 26th, 1870
The parties interested, will take notice. th,, 7
have appointed the 18th day of May next. to ,,l.
the accounts directed by tie foregoing decree when
the parties will attend AT my Office 10 the town .r
Liberty, with their vouchers, &C. pre- pared for ,eu,
ment.
JOS. WILSON. Con'r.
aPr' vim
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u,HE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.

H'HE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
l. To the Sheriff OF Amherst County, Greet
ING :-Whcrsas john q. Meem surviving partner OF
William Mckee and John O. Meem. late mer-
chant. and partners, trading undrr The style and hrm
Of Mckee & Meem. Iaie in our County Court oil
Amhersi. to wit at a Court OF Quarterly Session
held Tor said county OF Amherst. at the court.
house, the 10Th day Of August. 10 the year 1884
recovered against Nathan Schoofeld, the SUN Of
one hundred and forty five dollars and sixty five
cents for debt also interest thereon. TO be COM
puied after the rate OF SIX pr centnm per annum.
from the 29ih day OF june 1888, I'LL payment, and
seven dol'as and thirty SIX cents 10, his costs by
Them about his suit in thai behalf expended; where
OF. he, the said N. SchooIfrd convict ~ appears
10 us of record: Nevertheless, execution there
Of sill remains 10 be made, As by The said
John q. Meem. surviving partner ms aioiesaid.
we are Informed: aud whereas. on the 18Th day Of
March, 1884, Lawson Turner Of the county Of An
beTsi personally appeared before Joseph Penn. de-
putty Sheriff Tor Edmund Winston, Sheriff Of the
sand county Of Amherst. and undertook for The said
Nathan Scboolfeld that II he should be cast 10 the
action aforesaid that he. The said Nathan School
field. should pay and satisfy The condemnation OF
The eourI, render his body to prison execution
Tor the same, or hs, lie, the said Lawson Turner,
would do II Tor him, as by The said fecogoz ace,
which was duly transmitted by the SAID Joseph
Penn, deputy Sheriff Tor Edmund Winston, Sheriff
as aforesaid. 10 the Clerk Of our said Court, aud nov
remains IN the same court, filed among the records
thefeoi mauiiestly appears. But the sad n uiian
Sch0o6eld the dcbf, interest and costs AFORESAID, to
the said John Il. M-em, .. p. hath paid. las
body TO prison surrendered, by the SAID John q.
Meem, 5. p. as aforesaid we are informed: There
fore, We command you, that YOU make known to the
SAID Lawson Turner thai he be before the Justices
OF our county Court OF Amherst, al the court house
on The Sd Monday IN June next, TO show II any
thing for himself he hath or can say. why the III
John q. Maem surviving partner Of William Nc
kee and john G.. Meem, late merchants and part
nrrs trading under The style aud firm Of Mckee 81
Meem, execution agains, him Of the debt interest aud
COSTS 'otesaId according 10 the form and effect Of
The recognz nee aforesaid, onghi not to have, if TO
him il seems expedien; aud further to do aud
ceiyc what our SAID county court shalt in that part
consider. Aud have then there tins wrii.-Wiiness,
Samuel M. Garland Clerk OF our said court, the
c"urt- house, the 28th day Of March, 1540, aud in
The 64th year Of The Conmonweah.
SAM'L. M. GARLAND, elk.
April 10 In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

A s Administrator de boDs OF William Harris.
~ deed. aud with the written assent Of The Disirl
butees Of said jecrdent the subscriber WILL on the
% day Of May 1910. at the Tavern House lately &C.
eupied by William -. Whitien, on the Forest Road,
in the county Of b ehford SELL by way OF public auc-
ton. on eredi, Of l2 months, the purchasers giving
bonds with approved personal security, number Of
valuable slaves; consisting ola MAN, his wife. a
mother woman, ian excellent cook.) and her four
children. three OF whom very LIKELY GIRLS,
nearly grown. and accustomed TO house business.
HECTOR HARRIS. Adm. de bonis
non of VIM. Harris, decd.
April Q IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
BAILEY 4 VVOMACk

HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND OFFER
Il l. FOR SALE,
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
2ooo lbs. Cotton Yarn OF thu Lynchburg and Rich
mond Factories,
5000 yds. Bro. and Bleacted Domestics
40 bags Java, RIO. and Lagura Coffee,
hhds ST. Crolx and n. o. Sugar
do Sugar house and Trinidad Moasses,
20 boxes Sperm Candles,
SO kegs Nails, assorted,
65 rcams Paper.
$50 lbs. best Indigo.
500 lbs nice Washed Wool,
With all other articles usually found IN Grocery
establishment. BAILEY Il WOMACK
April Is "a
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POLITICAL.



~ r. Z. HARVEY Ksa.
How sweet the rest that Iabsr sields
1'hs humble and The poor,
Whsw sits the patriarch of he fields
Beforc his cottage door :,
The lark il singing in the sky.
The swallow in the esses.
Asd love Is bcaming in each eve
Beneath the summer leaves,
The air amid his fragrant bowers
Supplies uupnfehs-ed health,
And hearts ire bounding mid the Gov su,
More dear TO him than wealth,
Peace, like the blessed sunlight, plnys
Around his humble cot,
AID happy nigh,s aud cheerful days
Divide his lowly lot.
Aad wheR the village Sabbath hall
Riugs out upon the gale,
The fssher bows hi. head to tell
The music OF its tale
ffesier verdure seems to Gil
The fair and dew sod,
Ass every infant tongue is siHf,
To hear tho Word ofGod
Oh happy hearts-To him who ,tiIfs
The rayeas whom they cry,
And make, the lily meath the hills
SO Tlorions TO the eye--
The trusting patriarch rm,s to blea
His labor with increase;
Such sway. arc "wn,s Of pleassntness,"
And all sleh paths are peace"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
FOR THE LADIES.

DIAM and fg'd. cord. Silks aud Satin., prea,
variety,
mo"se,'ne de LANES Satin Striped CnalIys, &c.
Printed Lawns and Cambrics,
Angle lere. new and beautiful article,
Heavy India Satin and Satin Levantine
Blue blk Gro de Swiss,
Black Italian Lnslring.
Glossy black Gro de Paris
File, Sha"is, Scarfs and Wells,
Lace and other handsome Wells.
Filef, Md, twisted Silk. and other Elove. som. v.
fine and handsome,
Splendid Bonnet Ribbons
Chenclle Cord aud Mum Braid.
Black aud second mourning Chsll,s. and Mona. 4,
Lrines.
Black Canton Grape,
splendid black and white Blond Lsces and EJgipes
> hrrad Laces. Edgiogs and Insertine~.
nonihet an1 Cambria do do do
lam anu aemsttch Linen Cambria Hdkis.
large lot oi Caiicoes al all prices, 10 which ne
invite The attention ofrhe Ladies'
~, MARTIN, HUNT a. WARD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

NIRGlNA-At rules held in the Clerks Ofeo cf M. Cir,
cunt Saperir Court OF Law and Chancery fer Bedford
county, February 3rd 1910.
Jacob kerns, Michael kens Andrew Kerr and Sn,anp,h
has wie, John Watson and Elizabeth his wife, Meredith viii,
and Lydia his wife Philip Sinister and Polly his m Parma,
Arrinso and Doshea his wife, Sally Ann kerns and EI,,-
beth kerns the last two infants Of John Kens dec d. who sue
by Jacob kerns their friend and Barburs kerus widow
Vi george herns, dec d. Pfs
against.
Benjamin A. Donald, George Noble and Cell, hi, wifi.
Royal Childress and Philip Gortner Delends,.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendants George Noble Cells hi. wife and Raw
all Chress not having entered their appearance and ,p
security according to the act of Assembly and the rules Of
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth i, orlcr hat
they do appear here the first day the next term and
s"er me o oil us fainiis that this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Lyncbbur, for two months
and posted at the front door OF tho Court house
oa Tins county Court day.
Copy-Teste
JOS WILSON ck
''o. ~
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April l3
VEK.EV'D.FA.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS having associated Them
Il selves together for the purpose of conducting a
PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken the large and conrnodlous brick bull
ding on Market street, leading TO the Court House
aud are prepared TO accommodate Boarders aud
Travellers IN manner aud on terms, which, they
1ater themselves, will ptove satisfactory 10 all.
The House will be furnished in the most COM
Portable manner; their Table supplied with the best
that the market af,rds The Stable with at undance
OF provender and attended by experienced aud at
tsntiye Osilefs.
DAVID +. BOOKER.
RO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Feb. 90 ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
NOTICE.

INlIE undersigned Is ready to receive wheat
Il during the season. for which he will pay the
h'ghes. cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
thai in every case where whea IN sent to the MILL
and no price agreed upon, ii is stored in the Mill
at the risk Of The planters long the price remains
unsettled. as he is only MILLER. and not an insu-
rer arans, fire. water, &c. ALEX. MUNDY.
Aug 70
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RE UllXAE.

M ARTlN, HUNT Il WARD have removed
~ 'hem oioCh OF GOODS to the square be
low their old stand, IN the house recently occn,;ed
by Doct. Henry Latham. as an Apo,hccary Store.
where they invite their friends and The public TO
call aud examine their Stock, TO which they will in
few days make large additions.
March