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New-York tribune., 1841-10-05
WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF
EVERY ONE.


uF w. Il W. z. GIIIey, 80 Gfsnd- street,
offer the pabc extraordinary inducements IN pur-
ea-.ias their Fa and Winter Dry Goods The following
L small specimen Of prices, and the reason Why We
give bargains 10 easiome-.
wOOLLEN GOODS
100 pieces rool dyed black iaysSie Greea and other
desirable shade. fo- .eHtleBcn's dress snt foek
coats Some al s. and y very fse At 81 81, AID
down town : cloth sell fo- I So
= piece. suiAbe foF Ladies Coaks al e . : -
3azd } -.
leo style, ca.imerr'. plan, fancy ribbed oucA.Aiu
ami al o,her kinds
$50 pieces satne,, principally made suder oar own
direction, and Rarranted for color and .,rea. ,h.
Also, Farnum, Satineis at e. 81. to -. Coumon
do, 8. 81. 10 y. 81.
SEQ piece, Of white yellow ari red Faanel, OF alt Kind.
and ~iiihs
White Welsh Flannel 81 yard vide, Is. and b. 81. ,
- and 81 DO !. ard 4. 81. Red twillet FlAn
mel for 5renens vesr 4, =. 90. TO 1s- "a.
FOR LADIES WINTER WEAR.
orcntaline> the most elegant pattern, ever imported
The goods are not the style usually ,o!d for Tasi-
Eolno,, bus hF superior IN strength and
beauty.
Moussclinc Be LANES. very splendid Assortment Of
PLAIN plaid, striped and figured
Rich black aud blue b!1ek Snk., eyeel'eut assort
mont.
French Prints and daraslc patterns, At - Cd per
yard.
English Prints. great variety ssyle. hitherto
unknown, atl,. Sd. per yard.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
All the Domestic Goods sell .e c,1er made uuder
our own immediate direction. purchased from tac
Of the factories, and enab et to sell by the
cs,e bale piece yard least - pr ecul than ho.e
sao obtain taeir good, IN the ordinary way.
n b. All kinds of dry goods, enumerated above
are sold corresponding pr'ce' ", the pubIc
g.ye call, assuring all that ca'es store
disseiis:ied or deceived.
NIB. GILLEY i, the i5o i the number. o5 ri.
,rOUrsEr.sNE DE LAMBS.
&c ". .NgiEs co, 3i5 Broadway,
second house bcioa Leonard street, hsve hand
mot complete assortment OF Mousseline de Lame. to
aheh .hcy beg to call tie attention of ladies' purchasing
ihcir Fall supplies.
Cool Mou,selinc dc Lainos : per yard
Excellent quality 2s I'd.
Fine. al wool. PARIS Mousscnc de Loine, 81.
Rich Chine 10 only Is 6J-quite style.
Plain mazarc blue and other color-, all wool Is aud
Is Cd.
Plau colored Mous.cue dc LANES. satin stripe, Is 'd
Do do with diiIcfcn, coloFed stripes.
spendid Cashmere dc LANES of beautiful quality au
very rich colors. $50 II hSl
DRY GooDs-LEss TRAN COST.
j. The last week YOU will got Dry Goods at cost and
less than cost A. BENNETT offers his stock one week
longer H. !, positively closing his business, and VII
leave for the South nw days. Your time is no~-i
he mas any thing YOU YOU buy at price thar
will a,tonish you. Broche, Ksybelc aud Mcrino sha~
btck six, and Bonbszncs, Gughams, Caicoc', Laces
Hosiery and Gloves. Also few Cloths and Cn''meres
left coored veyet &c all Of which be had at cost
JA.BFNNET, i72 Grand 1T
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05

Steeitrg MoSey.-Hary Miller yesterday arrested
for stealing SO3 IN gold aud silver coin bills from
Mrs Mary f. Smith, No. u Anthony street Tor which she
sent 10 DIXON
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05

L ~ " IL
Of the latest patterus-a great variety OF Gentlfmens
scarGs, gsendy Made Linens. &c. &c.
Also. large assortment or Cotton, Gngham and silk
L NJ B Il E l. l. 4 ;,
unsurpassed il style and elegance Of finish by 'heF
establishment IN the city-Al of which he pledges him
self to sell as CHEAP, 10y Dozen they can be
purchas ed in TIE New York market
y B-Sealeue Caps of good quality at only Two
Dollars per dozen.
Cloth Caps for children and youth OF Numerous pat
terms at from Sc to SI2 per Dozen Also, an elegant
Cloth Cap for adults, trimmed with fur
Umbrellas al 50 cents each.
PALM LEAF HOODS,
Of ,ac a:e., STYLE and best manufacture, at 81 per
doz-n.
Country Merchants may from 10 to Is per cent by
c.lHnc at.5I rEARL STREET, bei,rc making thsiT
purchases u The above line.
u. =. SvELLEAiss,
Late with Ms brother, Ralsom O. Williams
New York Oct S, 1871. oo-lt
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05
DRY GooDs-LEss TRAN COST
DRY GOODS CTnaP, BELOW The
MARKET.

Il PILOT CLOTHS, BEAVER CLOTHS, CASSl-
MERES, BROADCLOTHS ANO SATINETrs.-Red
white aad yellow Pannels; frcm IL Cd to =. 6d Cantonf Ian
nell. Moleskns and Mernocsi variety OF Prints from
6i to =, &c.
These and other goods have bsen just received at 80
Houston street. and warranted cheap be pur-
chased in the cuy.
The ladies. aud o.ho.s in need of Dry Goods, iny
ed to call at 80 Houston street. and examine assor-
msnt. X. DOWlE, 81 Houston ST. sz' OILS
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05
NIcn.

Dc0,
la this cy. October ,, Mrs Mary, widow Of George
Young
Her friend, and acquanlunces invited te attend her
funeral from lsc residence 81 Chares-sree' THIS
afternoon. AZ l o clock.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YoRK. OCTOBER 5, ISL.
Miniature !4lmannc.-rHis DAY
vg, ,ry rue MOON FULL SEA
Rises l. sets - rises 3S Sets 332 lin 5lm
Latest Datcs.
tospox....-... SEPT. HAvRE.-.. SEPT.
,Iyrxpoot.-.....sEPr.i a NEW ORLEANS .---sttr -
The next steam ships TO Arrive
row LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL
A,,dis len sept. 10 Columbus, Ieit..-.....oc' i
The aex, StcsmS Ship 10 Leave
eo,, uo,ros FROM LIvEsPooL
. -, Oct 16 Britannia. leaves.-. Oct l9
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05
Ncw-YorIs Nat.Ic lsmrIse..

VN IUII'0 T. T-II'
At market, 1890 head of Beef Cattle including 500 left
over last week of which foa the Sou, aad the
balance iioa This State 10 mich Cows and 2ioo Sheep
aud L7mbs.
There was slight Improvement in good Beef from last
week. prices SAILS of ibi day reached to 1850 hesd al
$Il to =, averaging So tho 100 ID.
Mich Cows No change sa-s cf3O at S25 to S3s each
Sheep aud lambs nearly all tahcn; shtep at 81 -
to 81. L,mbs 1t 81, s! aud - - each.
Hsy-Saes by the load ~ to 81 l2i The looibs
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05

sDisES CURED Al LAsl-the best re-
me- Y ard the most peculiarly adapted by It's astrn-
cept propertis.,i is Dr.. MlLTlMORE'o LiNiMENI FOa
THE PIiES Ii IA. become justly ceebrated End var
aated tc the most edectua safe and cera'E remedy
n.eiilv cured ii employed directed pamphlet ac-
companies each bo;:ie giving history OF The Piles au
neros certificates OF IN cases where every o'het
he'd failed particular drecuoas the aote Of
For sale by o. FAY, Agent at Minors dr9g store
Ie5 Bruatway Ne~York. Rctailet al 100 aon street
27 Bowery, ia Canal street Try H. and become 'a'i'-
\ B-The Proprietor hls tcsn induced to reduce the
,,ce Of his small : per bottle With we" 20 eA
lend ne u.efalEess of so valuable medicine 20 oie
sbis :, psv 1 larger price % =
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05
Second Eonrd.
Com,nerciuI and Money Matters.

At the s;o,k Exchange to-day price, were gener-l'y
lover but OF sales considerable. in uu
ted States Basl here nothing dose. Nearly llt0
,hurcs Harlem sold, clo'ior e. the Saiur-
day Mocha lics Banking A,socialion sold 55i
provcmeai Of q per cent Farmers Trust fell OF =;
Carton Co. Mohawk Il; S,cn'arton J. Long I,laud
In Safe Stocks tue transactions were no; I'm eortaui
State j. sold o9!. Our S-:c Soeas have tor
past been quoted dividend eli which for the
apparent decline. Indiana bonds SOLD III, decline
per cent. Illinois Sxc, i63, also decline OF Per
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05
FOLWELL & 6EGvSORT,
Cd If,r-afrcff

92 Eulfon-sircet,
Would respectfully Inform their patrons ard the public
generally ta, they have just received aeir Fall FASHIONS
from Paris and London aud prepared to receive
orders. having supplied themselves With vel selected
..ortrea, of goods OF latest portations eon.sng
Of Cloths Cassmeres, ve.,ings &c &C., which they are
prepared to cake up prices which cannot fail to please
To tho. who are unncquainted With style Of getting
I'D garments they would respectfully invite to eaa aad e1
anime for themselves.
y. 3. Terms Cash p.It
NEW nEAD-WYETH'S CREAM OF Ii
a LIES-To whorn II aay concern-l hereby cerut'
tbs, am 80 years age, and have b. en- almost entirely
bald for the 4st years and compelled 10 wear Wig
Fortunately | heard Of The great efhcacy Of "ysths
Cream OF Lilies for the restoration of the hair BY the
u.s. Of for nary months, happy say to my
friends aud o;1ers that have hne growth Of har
and most heartily .dsise all who tesire important &
requisite 10 employ the CT Of Lilies. "A copy9
4 3. STONE, Alblny, July, 1911.
For sale Wholesale and retail by J. o. Fay. genera!
agent, al Minors drug store Io2 Brosd~ay John
street y. y and Of DR.. Wads~O.tb Providence Price,
ouly 30 cests.
T. B-Besare counterfets, unless traced az above
or to The proprietor - % Nv
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05

CARD-We have just received our Full and
IA Winter Fashions together with M assortment OF
sea be goods which invite the attention ofour
friends and customers, and the public generally.
ELLIS IL BANCKEK, Tailors.
so5 lmis No SO Fulton street. ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05
1jIU VAPlTALI~rs.-T patterns Of nine AZ
L nuL II /, "A

l ferent size. of the GLOBE PAKLoR HALL AND
COOKING STOVES, in lion and Zlnc, together With the
une1pred of the Patent will be sold VI bargain
applied eGiately. The unequyoeal testimony
can be gwen o hsrutty, having among others received
the silver medal from The American Institute wheH last eA
hibited. For particulars, inquire OF
sig wItdf f. DOYLE. Agent. ~ Water.street
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05
wv. u.kyArr. Secrcla

IL auction Tc'ice.-lI ES0Al at haf-pasi lO
o'loek al the corner Of t!ow-rd and M"rccr-sreets.
Stock OF Groceries, Fixtures &c-Wite lie sold. the stock
of riroreric, ceurri~nr variety Of articles in
re line Alsc fixtures counters. scales. ca>k- kegs &c
SC fol 81 TIIOS. BELL, Aucton.er.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05
NTEW FNI.s. aslf;asONs AND BONNEi

NEW FALs RIBBONS AND BONSEt
y SlI.kS-C. Is. LEVY has received, and is consienif
receiving by every French packet the newest aud riches
styles Paris Bonnet Ribbons and Bonnet Silks; th
very grca, already received decidedly the
mos, elegant imported TO this city. e. b. l.. has
uso imported entirely style fall neck ribbons also
great variety Of fancy Dry Goods La les aro rsspsst
liners and country dcalers supplied the most favorable
terms. wholesale and retail g Diysion-st
Va Inns. CB LEVY.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05

uE W. Il w. f. GIIley, 80 Grsnd street,
oaer the pable extraordinary inducements N Fur-
ea-.ias their ali and Winter Dy Goods The following
1 small specimen Of oar prices, and the reason Why We
-typ bt--,,,, -, ,,,. .-.-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05

una rket cvincss disposition to dcc'iue. We qaoe
Sterling u alO Bill 81 Paris a,75i i7i.
The EagIc Frc Company has declared tisidcud of
five pee cent
Tic North River s Company ha, declared its resal
scm-anuu dividend Of four PEI cent, AID surplus dI
vidend cf four per cent. aking eight per ce.t.
J5e leigh S,ar tina, the defci; ofthc cashier Of
he Clpr Fear Blnk is ascertaine| to be f'3@ii The
st,g rs0 states th4, tn. Bank az 9n. loss.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05

NOTICE.-s bills OF goods hough; amounting 10 81
- n.wsrc. ;! psr cent discount allowed. ~ 2~is
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

y The .utscriber In. just opened in that eligible
store, No. 49, gcarl-s,rcer. Corner of Wal')
new and complete assortment Of Cloth, FuT' Seaet''
VelYc,, Hair Seal and Glazed
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05

/ BOYS-WlLTON, fairfeld County. Conn Tho
NUMBER OF pupils limited 10 twenty The next term
''' JAMES BELTS, Principal
Mia interview be had Nth the Principal dnr-
ing the rsi and last weeks OF October by calling on
The Ksy samuel Whi,tle.ey, Brick Church Chapel.
the Office of the Mothers Magazine. Ne~-foTk at which
place and 100 Pueaprie-s' est, Brooalyn circulars
containing particulars may al any tim= b; obtained
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05

,st9 lENEE5zilSt sl.-Nantcd Jourrcymcn Of
general -b;litics, work st very fine Machinery.
N,u- but the bc> need apply Also. Intelligent boy
New-York tribune., 1841-10-05

Cloths, Cashmere, sa,ne,s ve.tnrs Merinos, Tagl
oai, Mous-eire dc LANES, chene Neriao. e., all ser
cheap, to sait the times a: JOHN II. DlNGMtN's,
% 31l G7snd-street coz Orchard.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23
NEW GLASGOW FALL RACES.

Over the Spring Hill Course, lsal,-commenc
Ing on the l4h oi September.
FInsr DAY.-A sacepstakc. lo three year old colis
500 entrance. Five entries. . started, Won by
Ed. und c. Moorc's bay colt, by GoliaL dam
by Truhlc
Tme.-Fns. heat--om. 6..-Seoond hcn-en.
lSs.-Ihtd hcat-lm. 5Gs.
SrcoNp Disclaimers Purse S75. George w.
Pet, john entered sono horse yc,rs old, by
Paul Clifford, dam by Paeolrl.
F.. G. Moore entered bay FLY by Priam dam by
SIR A'chy, 3yeais old. Won by +. {. Moore.
Time. -Fmsl hea--lm. 55s.-2nd heal-on, ls
THIRD DAr.-Proprieior's Purse, SIS entrance,
mile heats I'm Acock entered bay horse
Eut'cus, by Monsieur Tonson. dandy Alfred, 5
yeats old, ldrawn)
Townes Il Wiamson's chestnut horse Warsaw
years old by Eclipse, dam by Arab.
Edmund G. Mo"re's brown lorse Norfolk, 5
years old by imported Fyldr, dam Polly Peach
am, by John Riehal ds. Won will, ease by Nor
folk.
T,me--lst heat-3n. SIS End hea-3 57s.
FouRTn DAY Jockey Club, 3 mile heats. rowncs
X Williamson entered bay horse Woodcock, 4
years old, by Emancipation, dam Snylo,k.
John Allcock, chestnut horse Tippecanoe. by Ace
OF Diamonds. dam by Ogle's Oscar, 5 years old
Won the first heat by Woocco.k, T,pp canoe
scarcely past The mile post.
Tlmc-6I. 35l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

cyen -. King q. Great B,ilaln. VIII al his trah NJ
.orcreil atrbni ,anl with the Influence he draw =
from thousand sources. would al tins day hesitate
10 put negative upon tic Jhlnt resolutions Of the
Two Houses Of Parliament" An American Presi-
dent il is seen, has less respect II the voice OF the
American people, as expressed by their Representa-
tiyes, freely and fairly chos m than has tn, sa"e.
reign Of Great Britain FOR the opinions Of l,. sulee
as lmpcrfecty made known by their Parliament, ole
branch OF which is Hereditary, and the other bur
partially represents the feelings and wishes Of the
nation. We rejoice TO see that the Viii. Address
makes issue This subject; and we shall lla the
day when The Veto power, thus demonstrated 10 be
susceptible Of such gross abuse, aud which. in the
hands ola corrupt and ambitious President, might
become fearful engine. snbyersne not ony Of the
WI, bu, of the rights AMI Liberties Of the people,
,nr b. if MT obliterated from the cnnstltntlon. at
lcas, essentially modified. One Of the incidental
benefits growing out OF lis abolition modification
would be 10 render the Presidential oliice itself
Of less consequence, since. having nothing To fear
from is yeo, his opinions would be matter of com
paralivcly lc imporancf: And no one, ~ln has paid
any attention To the progress of events and Tho has
y Jus, appreciation Of the evil Consequences grow
lug out of the excitement consequent upon
our Presidential elections, and who depr,carcs the
fac, that all other elections made 10 turn upon
that. and consequently that all measures either II
National OF State policy made to bend 10 il, can
hesitate To advocate any change which shall have il
tendency, by diminishing the power and patronage of
the office render il less attractive, aud dlscon-
meet il from the great measures upon winch il now
exerls 50 deleterious an influence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23
PUBLIC SALE or LAND.

TN pursuance OF decree Of the County Court of
Il Bedford pronounced AT the June term OF sand
Court 13il, in the case of Sally COTE, Us. Crcn-
shaw's executors, Ell al, the undersigned, on the
10Th day OF October nexf, will proceed 10 sell, at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, the plcm-
certain lrac, parcel Of Land, @hereon Jesse
Cofef resided in his life time, lying on Porter, S
NJ ounlan, in the County of Bedford, containing
393s acres. This Land is Of excellent quality, a
considerable portion Of first rate Tobacco Land
clear and the plantation fresh and IN tolerably good
condition. The improvements, though plain and
homey. arc comfortable
One, two and three years credit will be given. and
bonds with good security will be required Of the pur
chaser or pure hasers; d as further security The
title will be retained until the whsls Of the urchase
money is paid.
The title the said tract ofland is Understandable;
but the undersigned, acting under the decree afore-
said, will OF warrant HE same, further Than against
themselves, and all p, rsons claiming uhder them.
SAMUEL II, CRENSHAW,
JOHN CHENSH NV,
WILLIAM MEAD,
Trustees for Sally Cofrr.
Sept 90 ~3w
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OBITUARY..

Died in this alace, on Monday afternoon CoRpEIA CLop
TON daughter OF Vn H. aud Jane u Jones, aged years.
month and fourteen da,
~ The Richmond Compiler and Wiley Star will please
publish.
-, in this place. Sunday moaning III. 18th inst - T.
LIE, infant daughter OF DIR. Daniel and Anna NJ Tgg OF Alb
ngdon aged 10 months. She "is LOST but from
the evil TO come
"liappy the babe, who privileged bv fate
To shorter labour and lighter weight,
Receive tnt yesleolay the gift of breath,
Order d tomorrow to return To death"
nj the residence of Mr.. John Boyd in Missouri,
the 9th inst, of Congesve Fever after illness
weeks Mrs. NANCY PATrEsos, consou of David b. Pat
teson, formerly of Campbell county.
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.liSO, the four Iesss aMcMsS

On Ma,n s,rce'. opposne he Franklin llo,,I.
s's,ang III Two BRICK and TWO FRAMED
HOUSES.
The subscriber is clearly OF opin,on that ihrre il
no ial,e' prospect OF profitable Investment Read
Estate IN Virginia, '6pn will be "lordrdn 'h's sale,
l.,nchbuig, now ~ lon,shiog ard prosperous con-
d'uon, beng supported by an cm,nen,iy wealth,
back county.
Tho sale I" commence precisely NJ O'Clock, Z.
NJ. and conducted by Charles pnelps. Arcl,onccr.
TEKMS.-One loun,, casl,. que .to,,rih in NIX
nomhs, one.ion,,h IN twelve months, and onc-
foo,lh ~ n'2hieen mon,hs--a deed ol nusi on The
Property 20 sccalc the pa,mepi.
GEO. Wb,TLOCkE.
o. The Richmond Wing WI please used in
the coae,ry Wig .wo weeks
Aug 30 ,o3Sn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

VIRGINIA Ar rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chnnccry, for the
county OF Nelson the month Of September 1911
james Garland larfoJ b. Scott and Christopher +. Estes
Plaintiffs,
against
Pzarro Ednunds, John A. Rownn, Reuben b. Patteson,
David Pneson, John Howard, Robert T.. Howard John
J.. liarris = Defendants.
IN CHhScERY.
The Defendants Pzano Edmund. and Robert f. Howard
having entered their appearance and given
cordng the OF ssenby and the rules OF Court and
appearing by satsia1 tory evidence thai they not ha
ianr fhis commonwealth: the motion Of the Plaintiff,
by their is ordered that the sad bet do
here, rules 10 be held in the snd Clerks Office
the first Monday in December next and the Plaintiff
bill and tet copy of this order be orih~ it'll inserted he
Lynchburs Virgnian newspaper published The
Lynchburg for two months successfully and another copy
thereof posted ut the front door OF the courthouse this
county On some Court day Iopy-lesir.
RIO. &. CUTLER, OK.
Sep. u WIN
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

< EALED PROPOSALS will be received Tor the
- construction ola TURNPIKE ROAD from
the Bnflaloe Springs in Amherst, II the South Ri
yer in Rockbtdgr, I'll the 9Th Of October next.
when the CONSTRUCTION ,fsaid road will lie let the
loves, bidder, al the late residence Of Robi. Mum
mo. decd.
Persons putting in bids fo' said road will de-
signae the time ~h,n they will commence aud fin
ish their contracts
For spec fcations AMI map Of the road, dcc. APP
ply TO Col. John Pryor, Engineer.
by order OF the Board.
CIIAMPE CARTER, Se,'y.
i Sept % wsO
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~ 1'I(E.

supels, tou of "" ." "', az ," for IN"
County OF Amherst, in The SUN OF David Higgnbol-
tom, plaintiff, and Lncirda W. Thurmond dcirn.
dant, shall on Tuesday, the ID day ol November
next proceed To sell, upon tho premises. Ia, ready
money, TO the hghes, bidder, Tho Tract Of
LNn0 in SAID decretal order meni ioncd, described
as containing 300 acres, adjoining the Lands Of
Thomas Eubank and others.
RICHARD CRAWFORD. deputy Tor
Nelson Crawford, Sheriff Of Amherst and Con'r.
Sept. % ,2N
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= II or He TlIIEE!

STOLEN from the subscriber, residing near New
~ London. on the morning OF the 10Th inst. u
4 d & X Il Il q q X, cont ming one Ten
Dollar No,e, and three Bonds-- on +. + ,hos.
New LONDON. one on Lawrence S"ilze,, my near
esl neighbour, and IN whose employ ,ncs Mcllancy,
supposed villain, had heen short time previous,
and IT," other on Mr.. +. Br,mbleu, all of which |
have no duoS' be will attempt trade off per suns
not acquainted. with the circumstances Of either of
the three men above ;ner'ioned.
The evidence have /, thai Of my son, small
boy, who IN the bed at the Tine, though moi
asleep. This mother having gone TO he kitchen 10
prepare breaLfas,) seeing Mciianey enter.dh loom
and walk TO tie press aud open II and take OIL l'o
Pocket Book (~he,c he, Mol. vel knew 1t VIA,
having irled few days previous u sell me a bond,
and seeing where kept my noney,) got up imn,edi.
aie'y to tell his mother OF the fact, bn l,s molhc,
pad litile ntishii 10 hai he said. until he u,ged
so strongly that sho though, she w"nd go and see,
aud upon entering The house found the pless doors
op,D, and Me Pocket Book gone and returning in
a few minu.es from work, WAS informed ii the iacl
and Immediately put out after him. and came in
sight, after pursuing some egh, OF ten miles, and
upon his discovering me, fled to The woods, 10 hide
his deeds Of yalny, and could he be apr, hended
and receive his merll,d reward, ! would consider
my loss as OF liiile cons,qnen &c. }. DOOLE1.
Seplea Der 90 Wv
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clcik Oileo o Nelson
county Court on tho first Monday IN September 1871
Thomas Snloot and Clarssn his vic, Plaintiffs
against
Wnm Iayne and Mary his wifi, BENJAMIN Prater mud
Nancy HIS wife, Ihons In, md Mildred his wife Snuol
inyne nnd feesy his wr james Lay aud Elizabeth his
vile, George Layne, " illam Vim and Willy Ann his wifi
Thomas Layne, aud Adamson Berry aud Sarah his wife,
Deienlsnt5
In CHANCERy.
The Defendants Winm La,ne mud Mar, his wifi, Ben.
Jamn Praer ind Nancy his vile, Thomas aud Mildred
his wife Samunl Losno ond Peggy his vile, James La,ne
and Elizabeth his wife George in,ne, omas Iayne aud
Adamson Berry md Sarah his wife, having Their
appearance md given security according 10 ho net o Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this md appearing by saiisiac.
deDce, that they moi inhabitants tins common
wealth. the motion Of the Plaintiffs by their counsel
ordered hn the sad Defendants do appear
the fourth Monday in November next aud the bill al
the Plaintiffs ni copy Of tins order be forthwith
serted in the Iynehbug Srgna newspaper publ sod IN
the of lynchburg for months succcs@iyes, md
nnoer copy thereof posted nj the front door the courthouse
OF this county some Court day.
Gopy-Teste,
SP GARLAND Ck
Sep. % w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23
An Ovcvsccr Wanted

WISH 10 e,nploy a man who has ,ncum
bfance oil family. and Of strictly n,,t,l aud IN
unstous habits AS an oyeiserr, To supe,,niend ihr
management Of ten D, twelve hands IN a ium io,
the next twelve months, 10 take charge ~ ea,is rs
possible To oac Who will suit liberal wages a.
he h I'D by applications the sab i, her living nesI
fed'ar Mills Pos, Ottr, IN Amherst couniy VI,
George L. pLEASANTS.
Sept. % Wy