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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
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fE'llE public is hereby informed that the va
n caney IN the New Londan Academy occa
soned by the resignation of Mr.. D. 5. Olphlni,
has heen ted b, the appointment Of Mr.. Alexan-
dep. Campbell graduate of Washington College,
Lexington. Nh. Campbell has been highly recon
mended by President Rutiner aud Pr lesSors Cal
honn, Ddbney ana Armstfonl also by Mai +.
IL. Smith, P1nclp of The Military Institute AT
Lexington. rs an accomplished Scholar, in every
respPci qnalltiedtp super'nlend the Academy. The
sane course OF instruction heretofore pnrsued by
Mr.. Ohphlnt will be continued by Mr. Campbell. -
The next session will commence on the LIST day OF
September next. Terms OF board and uitIon tie
sane heretofore g. ALEXANDER,
Prest. N l.. Academy
July WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Johnston having by recent changes, sifeheth-
ened every department OF his School, and tested us
nes organic tion by full and far experiment, We
deem It due 10 him aud the community. to give ms
public testimony of conviction OF the superior
efficacy OF lis system al Management aud insuuc-
tinn and our perfect Satisfaction wthlhe manner M
Which the very responsible duly Of guarding the NOR
ais aud Experiment Of the young Ladies when not
confined 10 The school room, is discharged by tie
goYetness.
To those who wish Their daughters, When removed
beg ond The wafchiul guidance Of parental soiciude,
sheltered from The allurements and extravsgance'
winch surround a Cry Education. and from the nox-
ious influences. which often pollute the atmos-
phere Of our Villages, poisoning the very fountains
oil knowledge who wish 10 give them that sorl oil
cnlnre which will qualify them 10 fulfil with d. .
My aud usefuness. their important desilny.-We
recommend the Roa oke Seminary as offering the
strongest inducements in It's quiet aud renred situa-
ton lis mild and salubrIous atmosphere. ITS aWpIe
accommodations and extensive grounds for full aud
fec and uninterrupted exerclse.-tbe gentlemanly
department and Literary atainments THE PrInci-
pal. and The industry and vigilance OF the numerous
Assistant Teachers, who are asslduously employed
both IN the hours oil study and relaxation. in elrva-
ting the sentiments refining the feelings and soften
ing the manners, well storing the minds OF
pupils. with sound and useful knowledge.
ED. WATTS,
w. NJ. PEYTON,
JNO X. RICHARDSON,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23


ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
l. T. public generally, thai he continues 10 rarry on
The manufacture of COPPER AND TIN WARE
ia all its various branches. His stock of Tin Ware
is now large. well assorted and well worthy the al
lention of both wholesale and retail dealers His
stock Of STILLS and other Copper Ware is alss
very large and desfable and he prepared 10 manu-
iactuie 10 order STILLS ofany size or pattern and
will also repair old STILLS take Them in exchanp e
Tor new
lie has also hand large and well assorted
stock of WOW WIRE for " heal fans. &c and is
prepared to weave TO any oder lie may receive
lie also has attached TO the establishment BRASS
FOUNDRY, aud is prepared to castto order, BELLS
for laverns. churches and other purposes, Tobac co
Screw Boxes. castings tof 'fhreshng Machines and
all other kinds Of Brass Castings.
lie continues, also, 10 gutter AID cover Houses
either in town or country. with Copper, TIN, Zine
or Sheet Iron. unon the must favorable terms.
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass either purchased
or taken IN exchange for work. Country pro-
duce also taken exchange for all work in his line
Aug. 8 Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
DAVID ROBES, Clk,
NO TEfE.

G'HOSE indebted TO J. r. Bailey & Co.. Baile,
l. d Womack and ID. L Bailey Il Co. are here
ny respeottu y informed thai nuess they cone for
ward aud pay what tpey owe the above named
concerns, before The lsl day Of April next, they viii
every one without dislinrion,) he warraned on
sued upon Immedislely thereafter.
BAILEY& WOMACK
March 10 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

urLsoeisa OF Livrsesros.--The New York
s,a gives an account Of disg racefa &C, that wa
H. Oh board the North CaroIinain inf citing
r."snmeni Of hogeing upon Livingston, the
sesman who received 1870 iashes. Tho pspi,b,nsn
. 80 ".sov Cd with great heart,ness by The boat
slsu Tie by the prisoner, 10,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

Fatal Array al Hoodriiie, 1E@.-A serious ,o,av
occurred near WoodsilIe, Miss, on Sunday mo,n
ing the 2eth oil June. As we have learned The mar,
hcuiats, IRON gentleman who was n WoodvilIe -,
me Time, u seems that Col. ID. Woodland with hi,
brofhef and man named Glass waylaid I, c,,,,,aa
containing Col. VS. wife, ardiwo other I,dies VII
Mr.. Frazier. siep-son Of VS. nv his xiCe ,nd
Two or three small children. The frs, named ,,,,y
ordered the ether to stop. and Col w. immediate
nfed pistol directly at the persons in ihe ,a,,ia,e
wounding one Of HE LADIES in the chcek Vnnnr
FRAZER then jumped from the carriage and fred !,
pistol at Col. Woouard, woundinp him badly in the
.aee. Wnh another pistol he lodged ball in hi,
body, which killed him instantly The b,o,hs, 81
the latter Immediately shot Fraz er in The bacL "a b
was returning TO the carriage. Glass in the ,ne,n.
time. had fed. A brother Of Frazer. who was nn
nofseoaek behind the carriage, now came nm when
ooaard hred gun al him, sbat,erioe his ann mad
with bucks shot. At the last accoun,. Tho F,,x;s,
who was FIRST wounded was not expected 10 live
one OF The ladies 10 the carriage showed great pre
sence Of mind, by ordering her children 10 lie d,wn
one 'hen picked up a pistol which had been d,op.
pcu' ana 'hfeatenirg to ehoo one of Col Wood,,d',
usgfoes, who had seized the horses, induced him IA
let 60. and then drove off
~ seems there had been difference or lon, s,,,d
iog between Col Woodland and his wife in wh;c,
mar chiidien by former husband, the Frsxiers had
lssen part A reward OF $500 has been Offered
~ sue apprehension OF Woodlands brother, who j,
so~ a'srse. Glass has been apprehended and i. in
N. o. Picayune.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

Stage and Rail isOad Lime.

4 FAVE Lynchburg on Mondays Wednes-
q days and Ftdays, AT O'Clock, A. NJ. arrive Al
Hammers same evenings, AT 7 Il. NJ. Leave
Hammers next day by a A. NJ, reach Chailottes-
vile to breakfast and arrive al Richmond same
evenings, by II o'clock, =. Nj. This will
be found by far the most comfortable route as well
the most txpeditIous, TO Richmond. or eoinp
North, by way of Washington Cry having no night
travelling ate, leaving Lynchburg. ON teams
and coaches are first rate, and the drivers skiluI
careful aud accommodating. No pains will be
spared to render the Trip safe and pleasant to The
passengers.
Fare through to Richmond. S9.-To Frsds
ricksbute Sll 80. ). Is. GLOVES. Agent.
MAY Wis
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J uly .

Richard halliburton. Alien halliburton. James +.
Brooks, adm. Of John Lqdd decd Thomas Ho,c-
erton. and James T. Brooks aia,. Of Elisabeth
Pickett deceased:
tANAkE NollCE-That the Oath day Of Au-
d gust, 1910, Ia the Court house OF Halifax
County. shall proceed take the depositlons o {
Henry Easley aud others, TO be read as evidence in
SUIT depending IN the Circuit Superior Court of
Law aud Ghancery for the County of Halifax.
wheftln am paiotif and you are defendants ; and
should SAID hepostons not be completed on that
dty, they will he continued from day TO day. unt,l
lheS are competed BARNET FINCH.
July Vim
VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of III.
c circuit superior Court of LAW aud Chaucery for the
'g Naf, 9" Nelson 'a,a on the a., day 9tJme laiO
Nathan Lot9s LewelenH Cash and Araben his wife
formerly Aa9eiia liargidve aud Susan uargroye widow
ahd feiet OF William hargro'e deed. plaintiffs
against
faNd l. Whitehead surviving administrator of IIczeki
an iirgroYe Sen deceased James Garland Beverly Hnr-
grove aud Albert = Loving executors OF John j. IIrproyc
dfeeased Hho WIS another Of the administrators said
ieEehiah iiagf0fe Sen, dec. James d. Goodwin jaime
fenph John liaIgrove, Edward W. Hill, William Ftzpat.
k ana Beverly Hagroye, surees for the said Floyd l..
n oeh iezeh iiargroye, Jun. John largrove Beverly
aifl3se sophia liaigrove and Mary argrove, children
ana mems OF the said lezckiah agro,e Sen deed He's.
KAN IL. tiargrnne, James b. Hmgoyc, Rufus Uirenbnt.
nam ana sarah IL his wife formerly Sarah f. Hargroye and
nh at an n9h' under the nge of twcny-one
~ a., 81 "'9n, except Rnns Hggn lothian. chill
ulen oil Joseph liarsrore decd Edmund Hin and Bet
:, ann ms vic formerly Betsy Ann largroye William r.
nS'o'e Robert H. lorgovc, Susan Iargrove aud Marga.
le argrove The last three of whom infants under the
~ one years and all whon except Edmund W
II enlIai,n OF iiiiam iiargrove deceased William
H. ilafgfose, Harriet +. : Ilarrroye Ann r. Uorcrnvc
'hnes tafgrose aud Edward argrove who arc children
o. emas iafgfoVe decd and whe reside be- ond the limits
o, us CON nonwealth, James 5. Penn and Schuyler G.
''i Defendants.
- IN CHANcERY.
The Defendants John EIargroyes 1Iezekiob Uororovc L
nopnn lfargrove. Mary llargrove, William H. Hnrerovc
ianei H. > iarsroye Ann r. argrove. Charles InTgrove
'a"ad iarsroVe not having entered their appearance
an1 gwen security, according of Assembly nnd the
'hs Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
le hef arr not inhabitants of this commonwealth fl is mr.,
, I'M me sud Defendants do appear here on or before
mr. hlday m September next and answer Ie hin of
I aud That copy this order forhw tl nser.
,eu IN me t'nebufg Nrginan newspaper published in
lhe tiwn OF Lyncburg fortno months sncccssvcI od %
@ copy thereof posted ut the front door Of the Courthouse
d ihs county on some Conrt dav.
Copy-TesIc.
Inn. os RIO. c. CUTLER, Clerk
WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

Invisible Green do
Dark Olive Dahlia, Cad aud Steel Mixed Cloth
Asphatum. Beaver aud Pilot Clohs-a good assent.
meut from common 10 very tine qualities.
CASSlMEREs.
Extra fine Wool dyed Black Cashmere
Superine piece dyed do
Fine and Medium Blue do
Pnnce AIbcrls-a new style Of fancy colo,ed Cassi-
mere--yery handsome and fashionable.
VESrlNGS
Extra Gnc plain Blk. English Salln Veslings
do do French
Bin. Ficr'd. Satin--Shamrock aud Thistle patterns
SuperGne Bun Cashmere Nesting
White aud Coored Mmsciles Nesting, agrealvar'ely
Silk Velvet and Valencia do
LINEN GOODS.
Exta fine grass bleached Irish Linens
Medium aud low price do
Cd, 4 and l04 Table Diapers
s 4, 10 aud i2l Table Cloths
8 4 and a Damask Napkins
4 aud A brown French Linens
4 aud A Grass Linen
DOMESTICS.
G A. 5-i aud "A brown Shceting
3 4, 7 3 and A brown Shirling
Bleached Shlrliug-all widths and qualities
Heavy Cotton Oznaburgs No. aud 2, oil Richmond
aud Pete sbute Manufacture
3 Al g and "A heavy Tekmes.
PRINTS.
New style French Prints
Super London do
Mcrrmac do-n large assortment al all mi
SILK GOODS.
1 lle,vy Mauoni Lusuing
! . India Satin
Black Figured Gro de Antique
! Plain do do
Superior Black Gro de Rhine
/ Blue Black Poull de Sole
! Black Figured Americana
| Black Figured Hermann Satin
! Handsome Plaid Silks
Rich Figured Gro de Nap Silks.
HOSIERY.
Black Derby Ribbed Silk Hosea article
/ White do do
Black and White English Silk Hose
! PLAN Black do do
Open Worked do do
Black and White Cotton Hose, large assortment.
GLOVES.
Black Twisted Silk Gloves
1 White do do
Black Kid and Horse Skin Gloves
''''' 20 FRENCH YORK 4"
10 doz rich worked French Collars
Ken worked do Capes
do de Cuffs.
MUsLlNs.
Rich fg'd Swiss Muslins
PLAN do
Checked Jaconet do
do Swiss do
Suiped do do
Extra fue Bishop Lawn
do India Book Muslin
Cambria and Jacouet Muslin
HANDkERCHIEFS
Hem stitched Linen Cambria Hiks.
Plain and cold bordered do do
Embroidered twisted Silk do
Fig'd and Plain Satin do
Fig'd and plain Silk do
Rich Gauze and Satin Scarfs
Blk. mourning Hdkfs. and Wells
Inc above with many. other desirable Good, on
''a"d We"'i lake pleasure IN exhibiting to these " no
may favor us with call.
AorI 90
hECEIVtD a. large lot of Feathers
~ winch is fui sale low Tar cash.
\ BAILEY n WOMAcE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

lNIA-Atrucs holden in the Clerks ohce ~, ~,
v Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancefs' '"' "
town of Lynchbnrg, the 9th day Of june 1917
James Saunders, '"''
Hgainst
John n. Woodgntc and Robert Robinson, Rohefl ho.
and Charles Phelps, pe"i" "a
The Defendants John II. Woodgac and Roben ~ NJ, mr..
not huting enter dtheir appearance and el'ea 80; onri
cordng To the act OF Assrmhi, and the ktcs not in
and apprarng by satisfactory evidence that Inc. ~ Dcpn-
hal uuIs Of Ia Is ordered, Thu the s"d ,ext
dans do appear here the first Monday IN Srp n, This
aud the bill OF ire Pniuli and that eo:l in The
order hr forthwith inserted new paper III. nosieJ
tow OF ~ nchhurg. tort months sucte ssIveF' ~
the soor tho house, in the SIND Tow .yk
Copy-Tesie, d. koph9' as~
June II VS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

EXTENSIVE sToCn on NEW sPKINIi
GOGDS at TeEuced prices.

IENURNtR ~ BURWELL take pleasure in an.
4 nouoclrg 10 their friends aud The public gen
orally hat they h1ye recently purchased ia the cities
Of New York, PhllHdrlphia aud Baltimore, on the
most favorable Terms aud Jul OF The latest lmpnrla-
lions a large aud general assortment oil GOODS Of
the latest sty oid ftshIo s-a of which Hey olle
to The Wholesale and retail dealer, al prices which
lhey THINK cannot lail Of giving satisfaction. They
earnestly sollcu calls from country Metehanls-fee
lug confident that their stock comprises gieat n
variety OF goods as can be found IN my Other housr.
The following list comprises but IA small part oitheil
L t,,u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

A T a Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
"A Gerry. continued and held for Nelson county, al
The Coun house, on Saturday, the 4ih day of Oco
Der, 1889:
enjamln Fitzgerald and Jane his wife. late
Jane Co1cv. Osborne Coiley aud Polly his wife.
late Polly Fitzgerald Joseph Fitzgerald. Edmund
Fitzgerald, Nancy Fitzgerald, Jine Fnzgera ID
james Bridge aud Elizabeth his wife, Iaie Elizabeth
Coffey, Polly Bridge, William c. Bridge Edmund
Bridge. Spos"ood Padget and Elizabeth his wife,
Late Elizabeth Bridge, james Bridge. jnDl. aud Jes-
see Bridge, plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
RIO. G. CUTLER. ck.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
Loslng-toa. June ,, l54G. (

The par,s lnlefe ,Ied III thr oreg ng decree, will
he pleased take nolfee thai | have app0inted
Thursday, the 20h day Il August NEXT cnmjne0re
The taking tne accounts illrtei3 dl eclrd On s.Icp
day, by ten ctotk IN the NOR na ftle, req
tel Ia attend Al NY Office, with 'httf Il. ia, t-
and vouchers plepat ~ ior sci lie s.,t,t,
SPOfSMOOD GARLAND tou,',
June 25 VI
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OST RECEIVED u. large lot of Feathers
~ winch is fof sale low fnr cash.
July n"
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Edmund +. Cofey and James Montgomery, ex.
ecutots Of w liam Cofr,. dec d. aud the SAID James
Montgomery and Edmund +. Cotfry. trustees for
Jane Fitzgerald aud The legitimate heirs of her body
and AS trustees for Elizabeth Bridge aad The heirs
OF her body. William Guifey. Margaret Monroe
Elizabeth Coelnln, Amey Colemaa, James Cole.
man. John Coleman, Palsey Coleman, Polly Cole
man and Lucy Coleman, children Of Mildred Cole
man, deed. late Mildred Cofey. Mary Coffiay
Fhos Hays and Wnney his wife, are Wnnry
Coiiey, and Frankey Cofiey, Defendants
BY consent OF parties by their counsel II is adj ndg
ed, ordered and dqcreed. TINT Commissioner Sp,ts-
wood Garlaud IN addition 10 the several accounts
heretofore stated. settled and reported by him. nn-
der former order of this Courl. nade on The frs,
day OF October, 1884, do also take. state and sellIe
a Legate account, shelving the advanceneuts Of
moneN, property aud other Elects mad 10 the,n
III his life time, by the testator William Coffr,
decd and which by his will they required to ac-
count Tor before they cone IN for dlstttuiIve
share OF the balance oil his esiate when acc counts
The SAID Commissto will take. stat, settle ana
report to ths Court with any haIler. specially stated
deemed pert nenl by himself. "hlch the parties
or either OF them may require ~ b. stated And nn
The motion OF the paI Ills u, rounse sine IA
citsis aw rded them IL 1evlye tls cause the
OF Benz amln d. llarrs admf OF ,#ncs Mo g merry
deed. "huse tie 9Th has been heretofore suggested.
Copy-Ieste,
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FROM AlEAIFO.

See description in ssrhen.'"luciJrnr. Of Travel"
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June 225
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-07
IluTAW IIOIJSE.

Corner of Eteaw and Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
TWyHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the pa
N of this establishment, their friends, and the
public generally that they have associated themselves
together for the purpose of conducting the The
~ EUTAW HOUSE completed al inst open
@llsIfed in 1926, at which time il was furnished
gasl4 throughout in the very best manner, and with
out regard cost The comfort land convenience Of
lis interior arrangements, its high and airy location,
combine to render it proverbaly pleasant and healthy.
1t is particularly well adapted for the accommodation
of FAMILIES and LADIES, having great number
of Private Parours, Ladies' Ordinary, and splendid
Drawing Room, with private entrance on Baltimore st,
In every respect, the Eutaw House is second to none
in the United States, and it is the intention and firm
determination of the propretors to spare exersons
10 promote the comfort and qualification of their pa
IToAs and al at which exception be taken.
The stock of WINBfS and LIQUORS on hand, has
been mostly imported expressly for the use of this
adjustment, or selected from the private stocks of
some of the most celebrated connoiseurs of the city.
The BATHS attached to the house are ia complete
order, and open at all times for the use Of the guests
ASAHEL HUSSEY,
+. w. ELDER,
(I.ate OF the firm of b. s. Elder s Coz
Baltimore. ApriI 9. 1870
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Eop sAI.N- LEAsE. OR RErT,

IND IJiSfEDL8TE POSSESSION GIKEN,
FENHAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF ShI yt.l,,
bounded by Front and Plowman streets, Jones's
- Falls and StillhOuse alley, ON which Il eIectcu
IeIsIf tie BALTIMORE PRINTING BLEAChlNG
ll.EsWoRKs. The main building has front Of llo
feet on Front street. by depth OF 40 Feet Win uryihe
rooms of 40 feet sonre the second and third stories
-one other Building fronting 90 feet on Powman street,
and rs feet on J0nes's Falls, with drying room OF NE
same dimensions on the second st0fone other bld-
ing fronting IS feet ON House alley by depth Of 20
fee-the second story of the same dimensions, all OF
brick and built in substantial manner with several ot-
buildings for Stills steam engines, single apparatus
Carpenter shop sc. &c. with two steam engines ana
four wrought iron boilers; Printing Machines, Zone OF
which is three coloured made by Newell ana equal 70
any in the country0 copper Shells Blankets ana blanket
frames, hot rooms, large steam drying machine,
made BY Collier; Friction Calender iron press, plates,
and boards with all the machinery and fixtures reqnl-
site for bleachng dyeng, printing ana nhsmhs ioOVO
pieces of cloth per month. There is in the dye house
the largest spring of pure water that IS IN The city, III
which there two pumps worked by each OF the en-
gnes that throw into four large clstefns placed mo e
upper part of the building, $50 gallons per minute
| The machinery has not been in use more than IL
MONTHS and is in complete order TO commence opera
ton at any time. The whole in fee.
Azs ALso,-That DESIRABLE PROPERTY on
1I the of Baltimore and Green streets, 'front.'
Isl1ng 81 feet Baltimore street. and $50 feet on
Green street, at present occupied by Richard Crew as
| a Wagon Tavern.
! 80 AIso,-A two story BRICK DWELLING
IsI good order, fronting % feet on the north side
4=A1o Baltimore street, the Lot extending 100 feet
| 20 Park Lane on which there is good Stable.
l ALso,-A LOT fronting 80 feet baltimore street,
near Pine, extending 100 feet to Park Lane.
ALso,--l50 feet of GROUND on the north and stuul
side of Fayete street, near Pine
/ ALso,-50 feet of GROUND on the south side of Lex
ngton street, by depth of 100 feet, with the privilege
of foot alley TO Vine street, and tie right TO build on
and into the east wall of Pascaut Row. Title indspu-
| table,
Terms of sale-1-3i in months, 10 in 10 months
| the remaining l-3 may remain on the ground rent
ap2-1nw4w VIM. w. MCCLELLAN
!
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UWY order of the commissioners of nsovent debtors for
ID the city and county Of Baltimore notice hereby Civ
en- 10 the creditors of B. b. TTTTCOMB nsovent debt
o. that personal discharge has been granted to tine said
debtor aud that the said creditors required attend at
the office of the said commissioners in the court house. in the
city Of Baltimore the 4h day OF May next 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon and nominate trustee or trustees to be
pointed for their benefit and give all the information
their possession the said commissioners enable them
rspoF TO Baltimore county court ageeaby TO act OF As
semby passed at December session, 1881, entitled an se
relating insovsnL Debtors" and that the third day of July
next hath been fixed for the final hearing his case beors
the said commissioners.
Dated the 9th day of March In the year 1910.
NH 27-law3m ma LAVISH
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RY order of the commissioners of nsolven debtors for
ED the city and county of Baltimore, notice hereby Civ
en- TO creditors of CHRISTOPHER PEASE an insovent
debtor, that personal discharge hath been granted the
said debtor and that the said creditors required attend
at tbs Office of the said commissioners in the house. In
the city Of Baltimore, the first day of June next
clock in the forenoon and nominate trustees,
be appointed oI the benefit and give all the information
IN their possession to The said commissioners enable them
report TO Baltimore county court agreeably act OF
Assembly passed at December session, 1884, entitled san
act relating to nsoyent deho and that the day OF
gust next hath been fixed fer the final hearing his case be
fore the said commissioners.
Dated the 10th day of April In the year 1870.
nah IA-1aw3m ma alawllw
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COMPOUND SYRUP OFICELAND MOSS.

COMPOUND SYRUP OFICELAND MSS
YHNEIE subscribers having purchased OF tne ale hIn
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS, re
spectuy inform the Druggists generally, that they m
tend preparng the medicine for sale wholesale ana re-
abeins satisfied from the results ofhe last four years
of its efficacy the almost certain cure OF long standing
cases of CONSUMPTION, and its wonderful effects III
entirely removing all symptoms of that disease II taken
in its ipient stages also in Immediately aordng relief
in cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud the
WHOOPING COUGH. They confidently recommend
II 10 their retail customers as medicine OF real worth,
being very effectua perfectly safe and gentle IN its
operations. 1t is prepared from mucilase or ne long
known and highly valued vegetable, the ICELAND
lated 10 act most benscay all the above Diseases
also in cases off night sweaE, produced by long coughing,
and attended with so much pain and distress to the
natent ROBERTS& ATKINSON, Druggists,
Corner Hanover and Market sts,
For sale also by Il. H. COLEMAN s. CO,
No. 1873 Market street.
And by MACKENZIE s co.
nm N oayrtf Corner of Gay s. Market SIS.