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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-23

VIRGINIA 10 wit~At Ruiz lcld IN tic Clerk ofce Of
R,.poke Circuit Superior Court Of Ias and chancery
for the month Of November, ISL
John Fsrs fiaihtif,
ngautt
Henry Martin, Lewis Martin, Isaac Martin, Abram Mar
tin Julia Martin Andrew Reynolds, and Sarah his wife
late Sarah Martini katherine Martini Araby Raby Mar
tin Mary Martini John Martini Stephen Martin he three
a under the age Of Il years. and Katy Martin, vi
dow of David Martindeed defendants
liz CHAHcERY.
The Defendants Henry Martin, Lewis Martin and Isaac
Martin having entered their appearance, and given
rty according the rules of this court aud II appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants al this
Commonwealth is ordered that the said Defendants do ap
pear here the first Monday in January next to the
Plaintiff Ill and that copy Of this order be inserted fpi
two months SUCCESSFULLY newspaper published in the
of yncbrg, and posted at the front door OF the
house Of this county copy-Teste,
+. JOHNSTON elk.
Nov. WIN
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V. WEEKS, M. d.
w. SliADDoCk, NJ. ID.
q. X. GREEN, NJ d.
April %
RESURRECTION, OR PERSIAN
PILLS.

SUPERIOR to the lIygean, Brandrcts, Evans Tomato,
~ the Macess (priced) Sanatve Indian Purgave,
other Pills Compound before the public certified by
Physicians and others. Let condemn them until they
have tired them, and then CERTAIN they will not
1t settled point with all who have used the Aego-
table PERSIAN PILLS, that they pre-emnenty the
best and most eiicacious FAMILY MEDICINE that has
yet been used in America II every family could become
quanted with their sovereign power diseases, they
would keep them and be prepared with REMEDY
apply the first appearance OF disease and then how much
distress would be yoded and money saved, well the
lives thousands of who hurried Of time by ncgectns
disease in its first stages by being OF
remedy which they can place dependence upon.
GA Pills i'll Box Price G2 cts. For Sale in Iynchbuy
by DINkI.E x KUMBOUGIl, Agts
Oct. rs wits
CERTIFICATE.
certify that have by Of experiment, used the Nv
gean, and most of the kinds Of Pills, in practice,
which have borne the highest epute in the public estimation,
that have been offered for sal, in this vicinity for the last
years. including those called the Resurrection Persian
Pills and the public rest assured that among tho
whole catalogue has answered better purpose,
and ciectua remedy than the Resurrection Persian Pills
in most of disease. CIiAS. BACkUS, NJ ID.
Rochester y. y, Sept 81, 1889
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GOLD v SILL I'ERS.UXTH,

VIE Subscriber would respectfully inform the cti-
1 Gems OF lynchburg and its vicinity that he has on
hand and VIII make TO order. the shortest notice all
kinds OF Silver Spoons Soup and other Ladies' Sugar
longs &c Likewise, plain Jewelry such as Sleeve and
Collar Buttons, Finger Rings, and various other articles
too numerous to mention. He would more particularly
solicit share otpubic patronage his is the principal
manufacturing shop OF the kind in Lynchburg. He as
sures the people they shall be served as much To their
satisfaction as any where in this State or elsewhere =
The highest cash price given for old Silver or taken in
exchange Ills shop can he found by looking for the first
door on the let; hand turning of Main street. nono
to the Washington Hotel. 7o
HENRY SLvERTHORN.
80 - wSw
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NlRtINlA-A Rules holden in The Clerks Office ofthe
Circuit Superior Court oi Law and Chaneery, for the
town OF Lynchburg, the lst day OF November, 1871
Fleming James and Edwin James surviyi ing partners of
themselves and James s. James late merchants and partners
trading under the style and firm Of f. Il j. s. James u Co,
aud Hugh w Fry and Johua Fry merchants and partners
trading under the style and firm Of H. w. x j. j. Fry
Plaintiffs,
against
Harrison NJ. Gibbs and Mary Ann his wife, in their
right and administrator and administrators OF Joseph Mays
decd, Hugh Campbell, executor OF William Kyle decd and
others, Defendants
The Defendant Hugh Campbell, executor of William
Kyle decd, not having entered his appearance and given
curly according the Act OF Assembly and the Rules
tins Court ard IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that hs
not mhabitant of this country 1t is odered that III,
said Defendant do appear here the first Monday in April
next and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and that copy
this order be- iow it'll inserted in newspaper printed in
the town of ynclbng for two months successfully, and pos
ted at the front door Of the house, the said town
copy,-Tese,
d. ROBES, elk
Nov. 25 w2m
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.vEUy' NTOCA.

VEN STOCK.
WE oFFERFoR SALE, low for cash or in
w barter,
50 hhds Sugar, n. o.. Porto Rico aud yora Cruz,
from common To the best
300 bags Cotles. part extra fine
40 hhds., tcrces and bbls. N. o. and Porto Rico
kloasu's
do syrup. very superior
do extra
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
200 do Ground Alum
300 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
$40 lbs. best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Nader
loo casks Nails and Spikes, id 10 inch
tons Trcdcgar Tyre iron IN To inches
10 do country Bar do
10 bills. Tanners OH
10 hhds, Stone Ware assorted st manufacturer 3
prices
100 boxes Sperm and Iallow Candles
~ do brown soap
10 bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
,ooO lbs Green Coppms
80 bbs. liernngs and Hhad
10000 lbs western Bacon
50 boxes : ~ II and 10 u l2 Window Glass
10 do 10 II -. very superior
. tiorc,S fresh Rice
5 boxes Starch
% chests and boxes Tea. part extra fine G. Pow
der
IS doz. painted Buckets
% nests Iron bound Tubs
do do large size
10 doz. horse Buckets. assorted sizes
20 doz. Bed Cord 3, and 9 stran
5 doz. Corn Irolms
10 cases Tobacco OIL,
% boxes Loaf Sugar, part equal to any seen in
this market
600 lbs East Boston Crushed do
200 lbs. common do
800 lbs Sal Fraus
GO boxes Tin plate 3X
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(fOlhS and CUSSj1I,CrCS.
STOCKS, Collars. SS0x0,,
TuE FRANKLIN ENGLISH, CLASSICAL 4
MACuENATICAL SCHOOL.

SCHOOL.
VIE cNorcisc OF the present session will close Dec0m
her 18th. and the School will be re-openod the 9th
January, 1872 The large and commodious building
the property of J. S. Burwe Within few hundred
yards ofts present location will be prepared for the pur
poses of the School N aiorling better accommodation
than the house occupied at present having several large
rooms with excellent fire places and every convenience
OF wood and water that can be desired In this School
will be taught the English, Greek and Latin Languages
thoroughly aud upon al plan, which many years of sue
cessin experience have enabled the undersigned to i'm
prove and adapt the age and capacity of his pupils
Ills system oi instruction embraces also an extensive
knowledge OF History, ancient and modern Geography
with the of the Maps and Globes; Natural and Moral
Philosophy. and all the branches Of the Mathematics,
generally taught IN our Academies and Preparatory
Schools. Particular attention will also be paid to the
Elementary branches Of English education Read
ing, Writing. Arithmetic and Orhoeraphy.
The undersigned determined to devote tho whole of
his time the duties OF his School will use every posi-
BILE eSerton to advance his pupils in their studies and to
promote their interest in every particular At the end
OF each session of months there will be public eNamin
alton for the purpose OF testing rigdly their proficiency
Board can be obtained in or of the respectable
families Immediately thcvclny Of the School at from
s. to u per month. including every charge,
Tuition in the English and Mathematics $1,000
Latin and Greek IL, 80
JOSEPH p. GODFREY.
Franklin. Dec. G. 1871.
1t Is needless for us to say any thing in commentator
VI '''"'i w SUI" WScl'tuN niSh ana establlsltd
reputation as Mr. Godfrey. We offer with pleasure
voluntary testimony the attention he has bestowed on
his School for the two sessions just passed. and can re
commend il To all who may desire place their children
aud wards under the tuition of one of the best Masters
Greek and Latin in the State. Being requested by Mr.
godfrey, we will act as visitors of the School whom
parents or guardians at distance, may any time ap-
peal Tor its condition. p DICKINSON,
n. NJ TAI.lAFERRO,
4. 5. BROOKS.
J. S. BlrRWEIL,
WM. A. STREET
II. 5. BROWN.
Dec 6 tl5J
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Extraordinary Pheomc,la are not much given
20 the marvellous, and will not he mulch surprised
ifsomeoi reader, doubt the truth of tho following bu,
We can them that it Is truth every word Of it
1horo is Miss in this CITY, about Is years of age from
whose thumb has appeared for some weeks past divers
hairs. bstlos &C. some Of them long % inches and
others shorter. This the story we heard day or
two since, and we laughed at The wonderful ceduy of
cur intorment. II is however truc-ior we have seen
she young lady and have Witnessed the growth of the
hair. There Is nothing extraordinary in the appearance
Of her thumb. and she says the growing Of the hair gives
her no uneasiness whatever The hair comes out If
the inner side OF the thumb. sometimes from under the
mall generally however. from the ball Some Of the
hair Is soft as the hair Of the head and some ms tuyb
as bristles. varying IN color size and length The growth
IA very rapid and when IL is removed from the thumb
II leaves no impression whatever in the part from which
It springs. We are informed by Doctor Gibney, (who
resides IN the town with this young lady, that on
Sunday last 30 appeared during the day A number of
scientific gentlemen have examined the thumb and the
hair. bat all utterly loss account for the pheno
mesa Leringfon Ky b,teiigeneer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-23

NIRGINIA-A rules held in the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery, for the County Of Amherst Mol
day, the 9th day OF September, 1Sll
Mary Bourne widow and relict of Jesse Bourne, deed
John Moat, and Jane L. his wife, Richard Bourne and Mary
Bourne the Younger infant under the age of twenty
years who by the said Mary Bourne the elder her
friend Plaintiffs
against
George w Ray, Dabney G.. Ray and Henry W. Quarles,
Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant pabncy G. Ray not having entered his
appearance, and given security according To the Act OF A..
scmby and the Rules of this Court and appearing by
istactoy evidence that he is inhabitant OF this
ty it is ordered that the said Defendant do appear here
the first day of March term and the bill of Tie
plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper in the town of Lynchburg for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door othe Csa
house Of this county. Copy,-Testc, Il
ROBERT TINsLEy, c. 7
Nov. IL wSw
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RxHHO.vS, HITS. HO.y.yE rs and
C.il'S.
uDLAtN, colorcd and black Tai. and Satin Ribbon,
L from To rs
Splendid Chene and other bonnet Ribbons
Black Love aud Grape do
super silk and Beaver Hats. beautiful shape
do black and drab broad brim Russia Hats
Florence Brad Bonncis. new stylcs andvory fine
Hoods and Fancy Bonn's. cheap
Fur. Cloth Hair. and Ccl,tt Caps
The" Goods will be sold very low, regardless Of cost
and bought expressly to be .old by
HUNT s WARD
Nov !,
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The Mobile Journal say that there il case of border
dlculty on the Texas frontier in which il NAV he no
eey TO use some Of the logic which has been 80 album
can't an the newspapers since the Mcleod controversy
about the invioabty Of the territory of indcpnden
States. certain Judge .NcIIenry was one of party
who iorcIbly carried o into Texas from house OF res
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-23
JOS. WILSON,, OK.
CoMMIssIoYER's OFFICE, ,
Lana for HUle.
Dec. Q

I HAVE for sale TR4CT or L4ND, lying in
l Bedford county, between the Peaks of Otter and
tbs Flat Top Mountains, containing 100 acres with ol
cradle Improvements on it.
ALSO, two shares in the dover Of Mrs Woods this
is first rate stand for Public House, and am author
lied say. that Mrs. Wood wishes to sell her dover
interest in the LAND which she resides. Persons.
wishing purchase, will apply to Mr. j. II Hopkins
mysoslf EDN ARD HI NIER
Dec. Is w1w
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situation Wanted.

A YOUNG gentlemen Graduate of one of ,ls
IA Northern Colleges. and who has for the last vo.r
bec teaching in Virginia. wishes situation as Tutor in
private family, where several gentlemen in a neiub
borhood would unite and form good School
ANY communication addressed TO -. IL. r." Lynch
burg, will receive prompt attention. Satisfactory oi,r
cnces will be given.
Dec. lO w2ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-23

VyIE LINE OF STAGES rim the Natural
/ Bridge. Dbrel's Springs, to the White Sulphur
Springs and Lewisburg. has commenced again running
regularly. Leaving Lynehburg every "Wednesday
Friday and Sunday mornings, and connecting at Lewis
burg with the min mail line TO Guyandotte.
FOR THE sOUTH.
TIE MAIL LINE. for the South ria. Danvillc Ia
Greersorough " C.. connecting the regular mail line
Ior the SOUTH leaving Lyncburg every Tuesday, FIN
day and Saturday mornings. At O'Clock A. NJ.
&. NJ. BRUCE.
April IS WITS
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Cloths, Ca.siinercs and ycsiino.

Cloths, Cassillercs and Vcstinox
(Ll r, black and Fancy Cloths, all kinds and nj
ID tics taai
Blue. black and fancy Beaver do all kinds and qnal,i,
Blue, black aud fancy Cassimeres, all kinds and ol,
Velvet. Satin. Chene Silk. Toilinett and other yes,in
Making altogether the best retailing assortment Of Yen
temcns wear we have ever had and the STYLES and ~,
not to be surpassed ifequaled in this market r.
ask a. call, to prove our position
HUNT s WARD.
Nov
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II 0"PJ '9FV'
JOS. WILSON, OK


Liberty. November 10th, 1911. {
The parties in the above will take notice that
shall at my Office in this town. at the hour of 10 O'Clock
IN the morning OF Friday. the 18th day of January 1912
commence the account directed by the foregoing Decree
at which time and place. they will attend with their ac
counts vouchers Witnesses and copies OF court papers, for
examination and settlement. J. A. WHARTON,C c.
Dee. Wv,
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From The Ladies Companion.
TIiE NORTHERN LIGHTS.

TIlE NORTHERN LIGHTS.
L, r,Rx BENJAMIN.
tn. Northern shy is filled with fires,
El, not of lurid glow
White in the all like icy spires
That shoe, from hanks oi snow,
Tho rays from piled mp clouds ascend,
And pom silver light,
Where Heavens eternal arches bend
Above the halls Of Night.
In vain have nort,is toiied 10 scale
Those high and brilliant hills
Sealed arc the fountains, pure and pale,
ofall then frozen nils.
No eagles wing can soaf so far,
No sun can melt tn. chain,
Let down in links from star 10 .,af
To bind them t. tho main
Mrsterio's, solemn, cold and clear,
Their shapes majestic rise,
Like barriers round this earthly sphere,
Lake gates oi Paradise.
And, when, at tunes, glory streams
Along the slrouded land,
Like kden's flaming sword IT seem.
Waved b, an angels hand
fe wondrou, fires-ihat seldom give
Your splcndur 10 onr cline,
But in your Arctic region 1.-Two
Through all resol, IMP time
Well may imagination faint
Before Your Sacred blaze,
And bafled Science fail 10 paint
The source Of lieayen-lii ra,s
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Ar S,r Ioyr.S

On the 4th instant, very destructive fire broke ont
IN Water street, ST. Louis which destroyed six stores.
icing row Of buildings belonging the estate of Mr.
John Mullanphy Besides the buildings. property 10
the amount Of $780, 600 destroyed There was an
insurance of $4,000 On the buildings and $4,000 on
the property. sO'''' vi
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&ha ", I1aIIdlkcrChicls A. SCar1s.
o. EMBROIDERED Msrino Shawls, mode
OF colors, splendid
81 Brochc Shawls
81 Chene SILK do
g heavy Plaid do
4 1 black Ncrno do
Chene and other fancy IIandkcrchlefs
Super black silk Searis, large size
do Chcnn SILK do very rich and large
Small fancy Scaris rich patterns
Thee are splendid Goods and will be sold al fair pr
ces. by HUNT n NAkD.
Nov Is
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Nov. 2j

VIRGINIA to witM Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
Roanoke Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery,
for the month OF November ISL
r. Johnston 4 Co. Plaintiffs,
against
Green Sinclair 4 John Stoner, Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The Defendant Green Sinclair, having entered his
pcarance and given security according to the rules OF this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is
Al nhabant of this Commonwealth it is ordered that
the said Defendant do appear here the first Monday Jan
uary and the plaintiffs Bill and that copy Of
this order be inserted for two months successfully
newspaper published in the Of Iynchburg, and posted
the front door of the eourt-hou of thus county.
Copy-Teste,
f. JOHNSTON, elk.
Nov. 4 WIN
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TO TIKI, PUBLIC.

4 HAVE learned that IN some sections OF Virginia.
j there is an individual calling himself Hopkins, who
states thai he is relation of nne and understands the
ART Of curing Csnccn, POl,puses, as well as do. This
cure these diseases with my Medicines, as have no
gent. nor is there human being who possesses knoml
eiee Of my remedy. NELSON HOPKINS.
Smyth Co. Va, Dec. lG. ls4l w4w
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nEEDY SPRING ACADEMY.

uNlE next Session of this Institution Situated TWEEN
ty miles below Lynchbnrg, five miles south of the
Richmond and iynchburg Stage road, opposite Glover's
Tavern will begin on Monday the Sd day of January and
close the lst OF June. Mr.. John c. Hammer A. NJ,
Principal for the last two sessions, has by untrng eff
orts agreeable manner OF communicating Instruction
and good Discipline, given entire satisfaction to the
patrons OF the school The of Instruction is such
will quality students either for business the higher
College classes.
TERMS. per ression of five months;
Orthography Reading, Writing Arithmetic
(beginners,) 81 50
Geography, English Grammar Arithmetic or
History, $40 W
Latin, Greek. French, Mathematics or higher
English branches. SIS 90
Composition and Defamation by the more advanced
students Board, including washing, lights. &c, in am
lies convenient To the Academy. may bo had at ~ per
month. Students may enter at any time and pay from
time OF entrance to the end of the session but is desra
BILE that they at the beginning of the session..
There will be public examination at the close OF each
session, to which all tho patrons OF the School are mv
ted TO attend. The noighborhoodi is healthy and moral
and particular attention will be given to the moral i'm
provoment of the students
Z. F.. CHEATIIAM,
President Of Board Of Trustees Of r. S. a.
Dec l6 wlw
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VARIETIES.

VARIETIES.
CIIONEL and Tongs at all prices,
- Brass and common Aud Irons,
Brass and common Tenders,
Coal Sknllles and SIitors.
SPIT Boxes. brass and common.
Walters Of all sizes and qualities,
Candlcshcks, plated and brass,
Snniiors, plated, brass and steel.
Brass and Japanned Lamps,
Ladies' Dressing Boxes,
Sugar BoScs and Tea Cadios,
For sale very low, by .
H. b. RICHARDS.
Dec
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Nov. 1
jew Dayid's or Hebrew Plaster

vI'lIE pcculiaes OF this chemical compound owing
L To its extraordinary effects, upon the animal fibre
gamcnt, and muscles, its virtues being carried by
them the immediate OF disease OF pain and weak
However good any internal remedy may be, this,
external applications will prove powerful auxiliary, in
moving the disease and facilitating the cure, in cases OF
local inammatory and Chronic rheumatism, and in all
where seated pain weakness exists.
gentleman travelling in the North OF Europe and Pal
csnc 1880 heard much said in the latter place III
praise of JEW DANllrS OR HEBREW PLASTER, and
of the Gas he cosidere) miraculous had pcrormed
that he induced To try it his person, Tor lung
and liver Affection the removal of which had been the chief OBJ
of his Journey, but which hnd resisted the the genial in
huencc of that balmy and delicious climate lie found
his health improving and in few weeks his cough left him.
the saowness of his skin Disappeared his pain removed
and his health became permanently reinsated Since that
time he has been recommending to his friends and acguain
eou headache, tooth ache, pain in the side hip back and
tumos stiff Joints, ague cakes, ague in the bea weakness
pain the stomach, weak limbs, ameness, affections of
the SPINE female weaknesses No female subject pain
weaknesses in the back side should be without it.
MARRIED LADIES,
in delicate situations find great relief from constantly
ing this plaster Tie application of this plaster between the
shoulders has been found certain remedy for colds coughs
phsc and lung affections, i'll their primary stages dcs
troys Inflammation by producing copious perspraton No
phi, sician should be without it.
For particulars bills that accompany each box and d-
rcctions Each box sufficient spread eight
pastcrs. Price 80 cents per box.
The above are for sale by DINk1.E * RuMBOUGH.
Oct % WITS
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NIRGINIA-M rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for tho coun
ty OF Nelson, i'll the month of November, 1871
John M Shelton, and Joseph H. Shelton, infant under
the OF twenty years, by John NJ shelton his
tiend and heirs a; law of John NJ Shelton deceased and
Nancy Shelton widow and relct of said John NJ Shelton
deceased, Plaintiffs,
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L.lUV' .VOTECE.

As1W eVVE1CE.
NE subscriber, for the purpose of devotng his at
4 tention exclusively To the
PRACTICE OF LAW,
Has removed To Lynchburg, and will regularly attend all
the Courts of Campbell, Amherst, Nelson the Corpora
ton of Lynchburg< the Circuit Court of Buckingham.
and the Court Of Appeals. Ills future address will be
Iynchburg, Virginia J. GARLAND
o. Office adjoining Samuel Garland. ESD who in
my absence, will attend TO any application for my sery
coS e
July 90 Is
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den, ~ the parlshoi Ns,chiioches in louisiana mum
Der Of negnss and other Propery Mcllenry WIS Judge
If Hair cNany feyas. and WAS. sometime after.
seized his rcSdrnce. IN Texas by party from Match
oches. Sars into that PARISH and has been tred. and
found guilty ut the rhery Ills counsel pleaded r his
discharge up,n the ground that he citizen Of Tex
as and anlswiuly seized upon resas gouad and there
fore entitled 10 his discharge under the law o nations
bu, the Court ovsrruled the plea giving dangerous
precedent, II it b. not oveuuod by higher Tribunal.
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Notice
WILL ls.lIsEK,

WYE have just opened large and well selected AZ
w sortmen, of French and American Paper HIM,
LNhS, and Velvet and Common Bordering r.
PER, which we will sell low for cash.
PAYNE & GREGORY
Sept. q IN
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VHiuubIc SHARES for sule.
KpsIMrcN Prices (Os. Cash.

lINlE subscribers being ANXIOUS 10 re- luce their stock
i Of E.4i.L .hNU ULNTER GOODS, which is
nj present large and desirable have determined 10 offer
them at such prices for n S N M will insure snes
IN fact they determined 10 sell and all those " ho
want To buy CIfE.lP GOODS. would do well 10 give
them call HUNT & WARD
Dec. IA