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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11


THE PoPULGTIoK OF IRELAND The
census Of Ireland. taken in June last, il
not yet completed; but sufficient progress
has been made in the arrangement OF the
returns from . great variety OF districts,
to afford sufficient grounds for judging OF
the general results. Frat, then, il ap-
peers TO be quite certain that q most de-
cIded check has been given, within the
past two years. TO the progressive increase
OF the population Of ireland. The gene
rs; increase in Ireland. sinss 1881, has
been 10 very trifl'ng extent. According
TO the census Of 1921. the population was
q. sol ,S27 in 1891 The population had
increased 10 1901, 4OI. Thus the IN i.
crease in ten yesEs-up ~ 1881. had been
very nearly one million, or about 10 per
cent. Previous 10 1921, the inerssse bad
been Ia . much greater ratio, inasmuch
as the population Of lrelsad, owing 10 the
statement Of peaSl laws sgsinsi Roman
Catholics end other causes, had nearly
doubled within the period Of bali cent?.
~ The rate Of inefesse, 90 the average,
throughout the eountFy, betUeea 1891
and l64t, will not Be nofe thea 8 per
cent. The growing m0niA for large farms,
producing The eviction oE removal Of Ten
sniTy 10 vast sxisni. opeTstss no doubt
ass'ysry decided check spoa the increase
OF population. The mortality. IL appears.
has been immense amongsi children, from
want Of nOuIishment and susienanee.-
Perhaps - large 9 aaabeF Of children
have bean born within the last ten yssr.
ss within cry lormsF corresponding pc.
rod. but the misery cad wsut resulting
from the dsPopulsiing ~ stem, augmented
by The frequent failure OF the crops, have
accomplished The work Of dealb among
rhs offspring OF the poor. But siiil. not.
viihsisneing the operations ol these 6ss-
lFoying inaueness. there bas been some
increase Of the population 10 every part
Of Ireland bu, one. The sole exception
y the eooniy Of Carlow. IL lbsi county.
the head quarters Of The sEssrnina sois
the population hes actually decreased
since lS3l-T CASeaieis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

The soUFuEas L,TEsAsY MEsrsaEa, for
Nsvsmbsrs T. - hand is ne ususl nsa, sud sin-
ning dfest. a giaacs II Re Table 81 Conisnts
Vili sb0a haiti pTeusnis more ihsn ihe ofdinafy
variety --ooos of he Articles bsing 81 &c ua-
sisldy lsngih--and such pouions - We have
read. vs ear pronounce iruly sbaue sHd capt.
VaAsg The Hunehback (" SD "Iaeidens o.
sbip and Shore IL ne Lie q MidshiPman. ("
are Of themselves ssGeisat 70 gigs Interest 70
lbs volums. isdesd, TIC ipiiss s0uh make a.
anehonie split BE sides. 9Th lsughisF. 81 lhs
simpiieiy u BIS nafnuys Ws sail h a..
lighted 10 have ssoihsf "ysfh" from "ididdy."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

The Colossal sisiss 81 Wsshineioa. ~ Gree
aeaah ia,sly hfsaEhi over hgm iHiyY bss bssa
safely pisesd ia ihs Rolunio q ths csPitoi 81
Wasbinrion, ustsr ihs fagrnaissdsucs u caPt
Whliam Easby. TIE sisIas sgiehs abeat "a
soas, sd aas rsissd fron Ne rfoaai 10 Re 70.
vi ~ tas Seer q ne Roguudo. q hsiEhi ~ pc
isei, ass miaoiss. Caps Essby eenF'iNenu
vsfy h.shly lhs s1peflesosd bosssaih q ~
Nsgy Yafd. ~ WAisa Waert, vho pfegssrt
fhs lsekis fsf faisihs ~ enias. ne lhiaks
ceasfsss oughi y Fsvafi nsfiioIioaa oGssfs q
As class.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11


The Philadelphia Chronicle has some good
remarks sPon the subject Of sdssiising in news
PaPers--A practice which seems to be getting
into favor~ith oil nea Of sasaei.y. Those who
have business. with the public, mus: aluays be
uueer the public eye, add fresh in The memory
OF the mass. To be forgotten in the hurly- buriv.
Is as fatal as TO be proscribed-and all expe-
Renee proves the truth Of The old sayinR-ssou,
OF sight, out OF mind" To keep before the
people," Is the secret OF succeas-and "PaV a,
you CO." John Randolph declared 10 be the
"PhiloaopherS Stone"
The chronicle very truly says:
Business people are just beginning 10
under'tand the true philosophy Of adSer-
using. and the value OF il in . pecuniary
point Of view; aod others to understand
mat the column Of newspaper is q sure
directory TO the most advantageous stores
and manufactures for purchasers 10 visit.
Not store keeper should be ignorant OF
ms fact, and none are, who seek 10 keen
pace with the times. and 30 business upon
some terms. IL money is scarce, those
who have It require some extraordinary
Efforts on the part Of dealers 10 induce
them 10 Circulate il they must be con.
vineed that commodities are good and
cheap. and that Inducements TO purchase
are greater than at ordinary times; this
can only be done with effect by sdvsrtis-
ing and by that means calling public at.
lsnlion 10 their establishments.
The true philosophy Of Going busines. in
'nsse times 70 10 advertise .and TO spproa ch
the visibility Of readers, whea the subiee,
OF the advertisement will admit Of IL ;
this u the result OF experience. . plan tha
upon test has proven eninently success.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
~ Z W q o o y s.


WIkNIAM ANDERSONa
HAVING just returned frsm Baltimore.
q ~ould respectfully inform his friends and
customers. that be has on hand and for sale, q
spiendid assortment Of
FALL & WINTER GOODS
A PART or HIs DRY GOODS ARE
Fine aod common cloths, do esssImeres,
PULLED end plaid linssys,
Red. yellow, aud white asnnsls, some Of them
warranted not 10 shrink in the washing,
Kentucky Jssas,
piece veniIisn carpet, do ofrax,
Domestic brown and blssehsd Shselings and
saITtings,
cotios Osaaburgs, eottoa begging, bsd-liek ing,
MsnohssssF glnghsns, cheeks,
Cashmere sRd blanhst sha vie,
Large size fashiohabIe elk ahsula,
Lsdses ersvsts and sesrfs, @ousslins Dc lanes,
Alpaca fOr ladies' dresses, ealieoes,
IRISH liSens, linen eanbFies, linsu esmbFis
haadkerehieh,
Fesiiogs, general assortment. silks, gensraIly.
SHOE
Mems Bsoghns, Aosross, Kip boots, & sosrssd do
eoys BsOgabs, MoBrOss. snd coarse do
Womess leaihsg shoes with aud without hsaIs
Kid and Morocco do
HARD WARE.
Mil saws, cross cut saWs, hsndsaws, tenant 4
circular do q
Carpenters locks, stock. ped, saddle bag, cup
boaTa, drawer, chest, and trunk locks,
spades. sh0Vsls, hay and manure forks,
Whesiboxes,
Pots, ovens, Kettles, spades. skiIists, bakers,
PaElor aud cook stoves. andirons,
sheet, hoop, snd plough iroR,
A assortmsBt Of sfeel
QUEE.NSTRy9RE & GROCERIES.
lssge and gsasrsi sssort@sns kept eeasssaiiy
90 hand % the best qasiiiy.
HarpeFs Ferry. Oct. %. 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
A CARD.

nR. sTRAiTH respectfully suggests TO thu
H public, that the above partnership places
the business Of the Store entirely under the
management Of Mr. Beard, and relieves him
FROM all engagements, IN any wsy tsDding 10
divert hls mind and attention from q rigid Sad
sludious purSuit Of his profssaioo, 10 which II
shall hereafter BE- his only anbilion 10 exesl--
Any attsntioa hereafter extended to the Store
By Dr. s. ~ill be in the eapseiIy Of Physiei9a
oaly. lie will hereafter be found in bis OfEiee
At his resideaee ualsss professionally engaged.
septic mber %. 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

TIVE subseribes respectfully announces 10
the losers u he Oyster, thei he fsesiTss
ever DAY frou BsltimoFs, . tapPiy 81 Fkk.h
OEsTgWs ana viii serve then % Ordsf 10 ne
vsry best maaaer. Hs vii suPpiy thoss in
vast either By ne plate. cen. 90 bushel. lie
pledges hlassf that his Oysters SHALL b 81 The
ffssh a1d gsauias order, and hoPes Bis fFiends
esd ne Dueiis gui gisa hia easl.
6OLOMOH WILLIAMS.
ck.rie.fO-r.. Oct. IL fasf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
NOTICE.

q IL PRISONS baviag eiaims agoirsi Cnpi
IA ~. Tnoarsoas vii giesss brig TIER q
ne ~ sstitemsot And 70 sasbis - % hqul
dsts ts@ssts assiast hi@, thoss ah9 osa hiu
80 ~ issal process
W.. 3. THoePsoN
SEPT 70, isg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
FRESH GOODS,

O0TN IA p A0 X u II Ts
R ESPEcTFULLY informs bis friends asd
- the Pro'ie IN general that he has just re-
ceiysd and opened q choice sssortnent of FsIl
and WiAfsr Coed. Of every description, 10 which
De invites the attssIiOa Of those who desire
real bargains.
Oct 81 fgli
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

q ~ gsFsoaa infsoisd 70 yiByrs lflfs q c.
kAars requested % soms iofusfd aod osiii,
ihsif reapeefire accouat1 Nifeoai fufikaf dsiaf
- dissoisiisu 81 ne arn be- tskss piscs.--
AZ seeeauts uassttlsi aii, ~ nscsssiiy. a :
ssegl ti9s, pes Tee sfssF bsnts &C. ealieetisa
Atieaitea - - abeFs feqpsai u sskst a..
Psy2sni soaetsatiy sapsstsd
ALFaED HITE.
EsrPsrs-FsEFy, OF ~, IesL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
ANOTHER
~ = w 5 = . y -.
R4RG.4LNSt! B.fRG.aL.NS ~

VVHe subscriber having rented store room
n No. 81, Lexington street, Baltimore, for.
meriy occupied By Joseph csppssn. 10 now re-
eeisiDs aeA oPsaiae = fail and complies assert.
oeeioi fsLL WINTER DRY GOODS
The attssiioa Of bic friends sud The pubic xsn.
sraiiy His stock eonsists In part OF Cloths
Cn'simsres, vessings. sstinets. Fisnnsls. Bl,nk.
cts, Prints. Preach. EngIi.h and Amsrics q. =
Also, shavls, Of svery dsscripsion, Hosiery
Gloves, and notioas generally.
n. .. Call end see before buying. Railroad
notss takse AZ par.
Baltimore, Oct. "a. lsiI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
81. H. Maara e Co.

q lHE uadsrsigasd, having entered into part
- nersaip IN the Drug Business, bearing date
from the Let instant, respectfully make Il kaowb
that their concern Wlil be conducted under the
above name aud 6rm. and solicit a continuance
Of The patronage heretofore literally extended
70 one OF the partners WhiIa alone. Their as
sortmoBt shall be always fnll and fresh, and
their terms Of dealing made 10 msTit the support
they hops 10 rpeeive.
JOHN J. n. sTRAITH,
,. a. BEARD.
Sept. ., 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
NI,etu/ dsAa6,

AZ veil a. oraaHsotai, 80 ReesssHry 70 qualify
The pupil fOF the couating House or Clerks
OGos aaA odd thereto, the principles Of PaDe-
taattoa % plaeiag stops ie Wrstiag. together
VITA the proper sss Of Capital Letters.
The eossss wilI consist Of tweaty-lour les
seas Of oss hour each Sin per Sssk, Two Of
which viii be given N she day. With the priv
lsEs 20 The pupil, Of taking - many duFing the
day % asy W. s0sgsnisni 80 hin foT the semsiP-
der % the eourss BIS object being 70 advaaos
The pupil ~ fest - possi5ss.
N. 3. The h0srs feF youag ladies, sd little
nissss. viii b. aoraiag, nooB % Eight. - may
b. most soavanisat % then.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
NEW gTORIN.
30 q NIT BONN.

YNHs subscribers, having formed . partner
= ship for the purPoss OF eondueiiaG the
meresntiie business ~ this place, have iust re-
turned from New York, Philadsiphia and Bslti-
more, with large AMI general sssOrtment Of
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS,
which have 6sen selected with great care, and
purchased upon The best terms.
Having taken the stand for number Of years,
We respectfully solicit the public 70 call and
examine our stock, assuring Them that We viii
he able TO furniah on the most accommodation
terms every article. iron the choicest ladies
goods 10 every article wanted for abe farm.
D. Produce Of every kind viii DO reeeIy.
cd IN exchange Tor goods or on SecounL
JOHN N. LUPToN 4 CO.
summit Point. Oct. 81, lsiI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
NEW GOODS.

HO No AIS@WIPUs
now receiving and oPsaing his FaI end
II Hinirv Goods, which he invites the public
10 call and examine.
Oct 81, l8Al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

TIE 6fsi q 80 rifiass j. iaacesacs. fha
sszf msdssiy ~ vs bsnish mo3ssiy
ouioi ,ae worid. ihs ssrsiss suay eils
hes bali Toe yillss hal Ssh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
NRTICE.

81 WILL sall ~ CIRCULATING LIBRARY
u 10 shsphsrfsioga, 81 aocomsaot5iirg ferns
hay Fsftsa aishiag 70 purchases VII Plsaae %
sall 81 ths Dfug Store iofmsFiy hePt - ~,
aad ne Rooss uHi b. ahosa q them ~ ~
Iseob Eniisr ske i siusys Prsssna Z gii
sell these aooks ~ parcels, o. q sua Pafehesefa
JANIS uiG0iNs.
sspi "a, IssI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
@enn,an.Gh.

MA DUNCAN respectfully informs The in-
1VA habtlsnts Of cbarlsstoWa aed Us Vieini-
81. that be has Opsosd WRITING SCHOOL
- 0ss q The sO0@s Of The Hotel lately Oeeu
pied By ~. Z. n. Carter, where be will give
iostrustiOa, DOT N the ordinary mode Of teach
lsg, bal 10 all the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

The Prcsbysesy 81 wisshe,srr hid a, s-m,.
shseai meeting 10 Fsderisksbarx Q. Thursesy
ms ssss ull In shs sbse.cs Of ths hfoS<fssor.
me Opening sesmsa ~ss ysssched by sAs Rev.
=. w. sfnFsos, the last Mossraior pfs,,.,.
hon lea coriathians, chapter Isl, ver,@. "A.
", ~, and ~ Amer very plsasast and hsr-
noa'o.' session Of Eve days, Prssby,ery aa-
ioaraed to meet in Marinssass on ths Thur
day before The third sabb.sh In April.
fhs Sensrnble Synod Of The Presbyser.sn
Canfch IN Virginia he'd lie annual messing IN
kiehnosd On the 9Th ultime. TIE Rev WV.
.. WHITE OF Chafsouesvilis vas eleessd Mod
fa'or; and the Rev. Bxz,Anrr 8. sss,ru aae
rxrros HAausos we're elected Clerks. BE-
'~eea 90 and DO clerical ane lay Delegates we're
N ausodasesi larger number than Aas AZ
ssne'ed since ths fsil OF IS. The meeting w.s
senefaliy admitted to be oae ofthe most interest
ing and profitable that has been held for .sv,ral
yssn past Sysod adjourned 10 meetin Lexine
too on The lalh OF October, isaa.
The trial Of D. w. GREEn, upon indictments
Tor oe'aising money frauduIsntly from the Bank
OF Virginia, has been commenced at Richnoad
Before Judge Nicholas. Amer much difieoI,y
10 obtaining iary-,he prisoners eoausel hsv.
ing challenged thiriy-6vs foreause, aud the pris-
one: eight pefemPiorily-ihe par,ies seemed 10
DC ready Tor action Bur on The second day. the
Attorney fof the Commonwealth, "A. L. Brooke.
Esq deemed Il his duty TO except 70 Two Of the
Infors who had been sworn In the ease, on the
srOnnd that they we're ersdilOn Of Green 10 q
considerable amount. and one Of The tvo had
been heard 10 express an opinion that the pris.
oEer vas not guilty. This. Of course, brsugA,
on q var ofuords, which had not ended a, on,
last dates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

EAN 500 Feesislag ~ fsn fapPiy ~ OR0
n CERlE8-~s issss' ED ssssfai assoglasal
boih Esod 80 shssp.
osIsS, 1871,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

Doctors COraeli and Alexander
HI AVE associated themselves IN the practice
In Of their profession
Oiies opposite the Drug Store Of ,. P. Brown
4 Cs. Charlsstown, sept. ls. le4l.--tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
Taverm stand, (ahe Valley
"A OAR D..
Dr. "A. n. Rrcske.

Dr. n. n. Brcske,
yHfAViSG permanently located In JeGsrsou
~ county, respectfully offers his Pre5sssioasl
servisss 10 NE eRizsns Of Lee,owa and vicinity
He 1sy be found ~ al ti0ss (sxcsPs when
profsssionsily sagsgsdD % ne residences Of Mr.
Thomas q. Baylor. oae mile from Lsstown.
Nov. 4, Ieal.--f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
sRNrRnoK
Or yErrEssss Gssyvrrs, ALus.spr. c,...,
WtLLfAM HAnns al Furn..,r. R.~..

W ykrrrssss Gairrfru, ALEzanpun ccssAs,
WLliAn hAsnA Esd Fase<Rieg KossaL
Ihs morning. IN Baltimore City Court.
prsssnt Judges Brics. Nishst and Worth.
ington. the above eamsd indiyidual.. late.
" soavictsd Of the murder Of John Biz.
nsm. were placed in the bar, and ssn-
.enced esce 10 confinement IN the Mary.
land Stats Peni'sntissy until the 10th Of
August. 1850. making seventeen years
and ten months. wanting three days.
His Honor. Judge Briee. In . few brisf
remarks, Informed them Of The character
OF The crime for which they had been
condemned 10 sufer--tbai il Vas oos of
Migrant enormi,y, snd that they might
be well saiis6sd their lives had not been
made to pay the forfeit. Such, therefore
being the character Of the Outrage. the
Court felt IT incumbent upon them 10
make The sentence 10 the full extent Of iis
authority.
IL may be proper 10 remark thai there
81 Law Of this State requiring that all
convieis shall be sentenced 80 thai their
lime shall expire between the frat Of A.
Pril and tie hrst Of September. An ODE.
disnee 10 this statute is doubtless the only
reason uhy the full term Of eishieen
years was not given. The sentence
awarded 10 The above iudiyiduals, who
have so long been scourge TO this com.
munity, cannot but meet the appreciation
OF every good ciiiEen.-BaA. Pot. Noe. 2.
OEE or The "SWIEoLETREs CLUE"
AGAIN IN TRouBLH.-Peter McCoIlum.
who was charged With having been one
OF the murderers Of John BigSam, and re .
leased DOLLY yesterday morning, for want
OF evidence, vas again brought into court
this morning upon. bench current for
having threatened TO assault and bea,
George Hoke who appeared Is n witness
during the recent investigation Of the
Bigham tragedy. Hoks was called IN
snd stated. that McCollum cane yestsr.
cay afternoon 10 the place where be
(Hoke) works, and told witness IL be had
said at any time that be inc Collum) had
pushed him across certain bench during
the ARRAY on the 9th Of July, he witness
vas liar-Ihat he could whip him-
that be would do IL, IL now nov, az some
future time. The court after he airing the
case through counsel, Wm. p. Preston.
Esq, ordered McCOllum TO give good and
sufficient security ia the sum Of s 1000 10
keep the peace. Net being able 10 End
such security. he was sgain committed 10
Jau.-l Bait. Pot. Nor. 2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
Dr. William +. Alexander

AviNG dstsrmiasd to resume the prae-
N tscs Of his proGsssios, oeIsrs HE services 70
he eitiIsas OF chsrlessowu sad vicinity.
CharIsstowp, Sept. l6. IeIi.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-06

Too CoMNoN.-S,ranger.-Haye you any
newspapers!
Editor.-CertainIv.
SraHger.-You will give me one, | sup
pose, sr2
Editor.--O yes. sir, (handing him pa.
PERI Those are fine chickens IN Your bas-
hrl: HAY. YOU any more Of them3
SUanger.-RDght smart OF them at
home.
EHtOr.-That's fine one; you wIl give
me tina, suppose. Sir; wIII You NOT!
Stranger brought these to market TO
sell; should ike to sell J on dozen : sew.
entN five cents.
The above absolutely occurred in our Of
flee, last week, and we doubt not that II is
lesson not soou to be lorgouen.-- State
Sentinel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20
FAMILY APPOINTMENTS.

Inc W ashington correspondent of the New York
courier animadvers. with just severity, upon the ap
continents, by President Tyler, of so many of his rea-
lions and connections office That man should 'pro-
.'de Tor his family is Christian sentiment xhich
'ee no disposition to controver But however natural
a"d AUDIBLE may be such course the distributions of
personal means. we hold to be, in the general,
grossly ndelicate to say the least of it, when public
oA'cer invested with the power of filling the peoples Of
fasens disproportionate number Of his kh &
~" upon the treasury We do not to say that they
should be entirely cut off from prefement account of
'"'' relationships the appointing power. On the
nary we hold that when member of the President
'm'Iy prominently qualified for particular station.
mat TACT ought not to be per bar his selection.
hut there is wide difference between an occasional
c'on OF this sort. and the practice which has been pu
sued BY the President In addition his sons
(which fills the first Private Secretary. Cor he
presses 1t on his Card "Conidentia Secretary to His
sAcelency John Tyler, senior, President of the United
'"'es and the otkss as "Secretary to sign Patents"
We have the following:
ne Office of special agent FIR tho Post Office De
tt"neht Of the Southern routea position demanding
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20
THOMAS j. OTEY,
CO.U.N1SS4O.v. .NER CyS.a.s'T,
Lymrbbury, Virginia,

Lyurbbnr3, virginia,
ID FrURNS his sincere thanks,o these who have
= heretofore literally putron,zcd him, lie trusts
BY constant and increased energy. merit continuance
Of their favos we'll gain the confidence and sup
port ofmssY ssA~vs. who have not heretofore committed
ihs.f PROpUCEto his care.
h view VI the prcscps bow price Of Tobacco. aud the
prospect u is co,wapcs Assghttc Approaching spring
and summer he has concluded 70 kwct hs rates Tor tho
sale Of that zrticle Re viii. hereafter charge only
FIFTY CENTS per hid. for selling. collecting ind
pa wing he proceeds To the planter change 80 mode
rate when his knowledge of the staple md the buyes
are considcrcd) ought certainly induce every one
give him n rRiAi, al 'sast.
Soliciting the patronage Of the TOBACCO PLAN
TIERS. and all others who have Produce 10 dispose of
in this market. he bcgs leave to refer to the following
gentlemen, who have kind, offered him their aid;
LI.NCHBuRG.
Rer John Fairly John W. Umqciek
.1ib, Nc Daniel James L.. Chaor.
Nichols Il Bell Ne Cwkie s. Nc Daniel,
Hancock g. adams, .lngusiine Lefhcich,
y H. Dars. John NJ Otey
FR.LNkLLN
Booth & Fpgerson, Booth s. Darts.
Street 4. Holland. NJ w. 1aiaterro.
HENRY
Gen.roi Diilord, John Tyler lIa,,,on
Jesse u ooton,
PITTsYLr.lNLL
Jesse {. Carter, Capt Samuel Berger,
Uhtmeu +. 1imstan. I'm l.. Pmniu, esq
LiLiF.iX,
Elisha Barksiaie. jr.. Col Pad Taylor.
James s. Eoscy JIihitc g. brine.
BEDFORD
Hon. HIM l.. Goggio. Robert Campbell. esq.
Pleasant Preston. Campbell s. Bm,reh,
BeiiS Io~ry.
D.LNJILLE.
Robert ". UiHiiams, tsq. George ". JoLnson, esp
OFFICE at Nichols 4 Bells Store
Dec 20 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20

n pursuance Of a deed Of trust executed by Clifton
Il &. Hill and his wife. the 2st day Of July. lStl.
10 the subscriber, Of record the Clerks Offices of
liedNUl AMI Roa,oke counties, shall on "Wednesday
the twelfth day ofJsDry next at the residence OF Mrs
Mary Hin. Goose Creek, in the county Of Bedford
offer Tor sale. To the highest bidder. for cash. the interest
Of said Clifton g. Hill in certain SLAVES aud other
pcrs nal estate, which devised hy the L,ir
James Wills in trust for the comfortable support aud
maintenance of the said Mary !l for her life aud after
her death to BE- divicd anon, her children and legal rep
rcscntatyes, Of whom tho said Clifton &. Hill is one.
And on Saturday the 9Th day of January next shall
At the big Lick. in the county Of Roanoke. offer for sale
the highest bidder for cash. all the interest Of the said
Clifton C. llll and wife. in the real aud personal estate
of the late William Rowa and Charlotte Row land.
Acting trustee shall convey such title ~ vested
in mr. ALIEN. =. F.SkRlDGE'
Tkc % ti2J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20

NIKGINlA-At rules holden in the Clerks Ofce Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry, for the
town Of lynchburg the llth day Of December 1874
Able b. Nichols and William Bell, merchants and partners
trading under the style and firm Of Nichols X Bell,
Plaintiff,
against
William Bailey, John d. Murrsu, Samuel Garland And
George w. Turner, Defendants
In CHANcERy.
The defendant lillian Bailey, not having entered his ap
Peaance and given security according to the act Of Assembly
and the rules OF this and by satrci9S
dence, that he not an inhabant Of this country i Is
dcrtd that the said defendant do appear here the
Monday in April neat and the bill Of the plaintiffs
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper printed in the town Of ynchbrg for months
.ucces',e and posted font door Of the
in the said town. Acopy-Teste,
d. RODES, OK.
Dec. 20 WIN