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1,uE. uai.rs sl,,,l. :. the request Il al Tho PARTIES
II e,a-,fafI have met nj Amherst Court House, oil
The 18th d. n feamav 1872. and have Considered 1'
IN. various matters in controversy between MI WI
lns W ats IA anil Robert l. Coleman aud James T. ooie-
nan Is alsa II the di.uy gf1wln. cut of II, involving
Nr James l. Homer. Nj Edmund [. Mo'rc and M
William, II Nats,n We are satisfied that the tnpres
sio,s e NJ Wilkins Watson that he has bcennJufed by
the Mr. CalcInans or either ot them, wholly without
foundation w are also satisfied that the conduct oi the
other parties tnu ard each ether has grown out al ms
,ncrptin epiirox We are so satisfied that no grounds
whatever csist fr charge Of dshonnr against any one oil
tho p1rcs and consequently Of opinion. and IN
dcrstandtpg tr,n all concerned that that they would
srrupnlusls abe by and conform In that opinion We de
eide ia her Nisis ne ground fol controversy between
them aud that they and each al them should stand re
stored to- aud should practice, the friendly relations
which belong 10 gen-mcn. and that any further resort
Ia violence OF eproach would be raprehensbe IN every
degree y. lLaiBohNE'
{. DABNEf,
e. l.. MOsBY.
SAM'i. VI. GARLAND.
j. pErfYJOHN,
: WODDROOF.
shall t,ke M further nncc Of the subcc referred Ia
in thc above arbitration uucss something herraer shall
cuscr shall prasnai himself 10 shall specify his charge
and the authorship. shall hereafter publish let
ter from Mr. James T. Coleman 10 Mr. James f.. lior-
ncr. upIn this suhJoct. with such comments as may
deem lis CONTENTS requires aud then dismiss the whole
affair WILKINS WATSON
July / Wit
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The Mechanics Savings Bank.

Wis INSTITUTION will receive ON deposit all
sums ii money current III Nlrgiua II not less IN
monh anlycdJarS and Will issue certificates therefor
signed by the President Treasurer and Secretary. bind
ny fully all the Stock, Funds and Property OF the In
suton Tor the payment thereof. when demanded. upon
ten days notice. with interest thereon from the date there
or at the rate OF three per cenum per annum for such
may be demanded within four months. and four per cen
luin per annum upon such shall have remained iouI
and not exceeding SIX months. and five per cenum pei
annum taf longer period than six months.
AMMON HANCOCK. President,
PAUL {. BOWIES. Secretary
HENRY b. RICHARDS, Trcssnrc
DIRECTORS.
JoHs [. Sn,cKLEroRp, Tuos. o. AGREE,
ArG ItrrwIcu. JONI II. TYREE.
Dawn p. REEsr, SAM. w. SHELroY
Pleasant LABBY, JoHN krNNiER
Nov ifm-wt29N
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ROBERT TINSLEY, e
COMMISSIONER OrficE,


Amherst Court House 18th June, 1912 :
The parties IN the frcooino order arc hereby no,-
fed that have appointed the lSt day of August next
10 commence the examination of the accounts aCreeably
To the above order. at my office. at Amherst Conr,
honsc where they ordered to attend at the hour of
ten O'Clock IN the morning. with their evidence az
counts Office papers Sc, prepared Tor examination and
settlement.
They are farther notified that the Plaintiffs will on said
day and place take dispositions of sundry persons be
read IN the said casc and if taken ON the first day
Will be continued from day 10 day till finished,
JAMES Z. GARLAND. Comm'r
June % vty
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~ THE UNITED STATES COURT.

IL TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District of VIRGINIA
JrNrlt. 1912.
NEilLlAM T. HUDSON of the County Of Bed
w ford having filed petition praying that he may
be declared a Bankrupt 1t is ordered that all persons
claiming 10 be creditors Il the said William T. Hudson
show cause 10 the court on the 10Th day Of July next
why tho said William II. Hudson re not declared a
bankrupt pursuant 10 the act of Congress in that behalf
and that copy at this order be published in the news
papers. according the 22d and 2lth rules of court.
tupy rcste,
HENlN GIBSON, CIb.
'uns Wv
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4 + rule, held in the Clerk, OF~e If the Ccpi, SIM.
"A p,rior Court Of Law and CHANGER, i1r Bedford c
the 9Th dav Of lunc, SIP: NY
William " reks aud Slnah his wife. formerly Si,.l a,
and Nico}emts l.ciSich and Aareair, hi. VIII ~
meriy Margaret ADAMS, Plam,ia,
John Arthur and Elizabeth his WIFE, formerly F;,,l,l
adams, Sarah irfiHich. formerly Sarth a,lsms c..
iWlicv and Aliili lis VII ,tprmrrv Ailcy Adam, IT,
+ Dalton and Mary hi. wife, fuuacrls Mary Ai,ms Il
Adams and John Thomas, sally Thomas .fa1n,, tr
George +, 'lhama, and lhrna+. the list ii, r,I
and heirs of Ninny rh1rt>, dr,d f,t.nrr!y Winn, 4,
ans and James Mans. Mary Adams. Sa.h Adam. J,n
Alams Frances Adams, Paulina Adams ilcnr,,tt, ,d,
and Caht5inc NJ Adanis the last ei.li children and h
William ADAMS ircd aud Nancy ,d n> and Sarah A,
ans children and heirs Of Thomas Alam'. decd lillian
B. Beach, adm'r Of James >dams decd Samuel II WnI
Thompson, u femam
Il Cu,ycE.y.
The defendants IauIc +. Dalton and Wary i, wif JL,
Adms, John Thomas sally Thomas June. lu., t.ro,.
r. Thomas, Susan Thomas. James Adams. Mar, Adam,
i Snah Adams, Jane Adams, France, Alans piulp, "A,
Henrietta Adams, athamc VI ADAMS. IN.
Sarah Adams ~ lillian L. Beach, admr Of Jane. Adam,
ICED, Slammed H. Moods, Elizabeth {. Alams and Iyree f.
Thompson, not having entccdtlcir appearance given
c:r. according In the Vet Of A-seahv ard the rule. If
this Court, and II appearing by satisfactory .vl,rce that
they not inhabitants of this Corpmon,St ah oricre
that they do appear here the ti,t day of ne,,
and aus,vcrthe bill of the plaintiff, and that TN, or
der b. forthwith inserted in newspaper pubh,d
the town of lNne.plrg, tor two months sucrcssiVd',
posted AZ the front door of the Courthouse Of TIL.
some Court day.
AGapy-Tcse, ........
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against
Philip Wilkerson, Joseph WilherSon. S,cphcn w
Humphreys and Benjamin +. Edwards, Deicudauts
Is CH,NcERY.
This cnnsa this day came to be further heard upon
the papers formerly red AMI the report Of John \. An
dcrsn, Nathaniel w. Floyd and Jesse A. Burton
made in pursuance If tho dHcrcal order ol the ih day
Of My. ISL. the orIintl mites IN the record men
toned. the answer of the Defendants Humphrey and
Edwards since filed to which the plaintiffs have nooc
rason 10 reply and tie bond OF the plaintiffs required
by the Act OF Assembly in such made and pr yided
On c1nSldcrail whereof the Court doth ad iad De-
order and decree that the plaintiffs against the de
'ndan Philip Nllherson the sum Of throe hundred and
eighty four dollars and sixty three cents with interest
three hundred and sixty three dollars aud seventy SIN
cents. part thereof at tho eight per per
annum, from the 10Th day of December sS. until paid
ani thor by them about their suit in this behalf cx
pnndod-And the Court doth further order that Samuel
Garland and Pembroke Garland, 'n arc hereby appoint
ell Commissioners for the purpose. either Of whom may
at, do er advertising the time AMI place OF sale
least thirty days IN enc of the newspapers printed in
the town Of Iynchhurg, at the Court house door o
Bedford County on Court day and =; the public
places in the neghbouood. do proceed upon the pe}
seS Ia sell the tract Of Land in the proceedings mention
ed, belngilg to the Defendant Philip Wllhrr>on, aud
said to contain 81 acres, At auction To the highest bid
der, upon credit Of six and twelve months in equal
mlrtirs (the plaintiffs by their counsel here in Court
asserting thereto taking from the purchaser negotiable
note with approved endorscrs for the first nSamcnt and
b md with good security for the second nsialmcnt. pay
able to them as Commissioners. and withhold the tile Ia
the land further security. li,ble be sod in
o default OF payment and make report TO this Court
order to final decree. Aud on the motion OF The defend
ant Joseph Nilkerson. by counsel. the Court doth fur
her order that the Commissioner OF this Court do cN-
anime. state and settle the accounts between the defend
ant Philip Wkerson and said Joseph Nilkcrs1n
and report the same to this Court, with any mat
ter specially stated. thought pertinent ly hirsrlt
or required by the parties 10 be stacd.--i. ih-
erty is reserved othe absent defendant show cause
against this decree al any time within years upon
his appearing and answering the bill oil the plaintiffs
Copy-Tcse,
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CLOCE y warren .H.lEEEe,

MOULD respectfully inform the citzens OF Lynch
w burg and the public generally .iha he has taken the
house lately occupied by jordan Greasy. opposite tin
Franklin Hotel where he intends carrying on the Il
hove named business in all its various branches and hopes
by strict attention business 10 merit portion oi public
patronage.
\. BILE would also assure all who may favour him
with call that his charges will be extremely low, aud
F.. w VICTOR
June II WIN
A II Circuit Superior Cour, of Law and Chanccry
"A continued by adjournment, and held for the county
OF Amherst. at the Court house, ON Saturday the 2nd
day OF April. lsi.2:
John Coleman, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas Coleman. Reuben Coleman, Jacob Phillips
and Elizabeth his wife, and }luirJ Hicks. aud Nancy
his wife. Defendants;
Reuben Coleman Plaintiff,
against
John Coleman in his right. and administrator
Of Thomas Coleman dec'd., Thomas Coleman, Jacob
Phillips and Elizabeth his wife, Buford Hicks and Nan
cy his wife, Defendants,
IS CuAycERr
These two causes this day To be heard upon
the papers formerly read and the report Of the Commits
sionrr Robert VI. Brown. made in the last ninod
IN pursuance OF the order Of tho 81 day OF March ISL
aud the exceptions thereto and the examinations of wit
nesse> filed since the last hearing and Was argued by
cpun'ei on consideration whereof the Court, without
deciding upon the exceptions. doth adIud9c, order and
decree. that the report aforesaid be recnntcd the
said Commissioner, with instructions 10 ascertain aud
rcpr 10 Court what debts and their amonnt have been
paid Of any) by the administrator Of Thomas Cole
nan decd, out of the personal estate of the said Thorn
binding the heirs of the said Thomas Coleman dee
and that he also ascertain and report the annual value
of the tract Of Land. which the plaintiff Reuben
Coleman claims lien from the time he took p ,sson
o the to the present, and also olhc convey
ed by the deed OF trust for the benefit of tie plaintiff
John Coleman from the lime he took possession OF the
same to the present timn-and the said Commissioner
authorized to proceed in the absence of any of the pare,
who shall fail 10 attend after having notice of the tin
and placed OF taking said account
Cupy-Tcste
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iryltli',:


+ rule, held in the Clerks On.c Of the Circuit Superior
"a Court OF tw and Citncery lot Bedford coun,, tho
9th day ~ June, lsi2
jeremiah ". DOGGY, William II. DOGGY and CsoL,ll
NJ DOGGY, Pam'iN-,
G~niHs!
John r. Cam bel Il 1rrt t. Nit hell. " iii an r ,n1-
bell aud fhHns Campbell lat. merchants and pAItrs
dog under the Vie and firm OF ~ ialn T. Campbell Go
" illian Bell .ld Ion Richardsnn Late and
partners trailing under the style AMI hm 81 Bel \ N.a
,rlson, loan y Holt, illm W y ats, Frederick Auu>
qangh and Daniel AansIauch, late partner. trading undt
The style and finn o r and H. tuSpIuSh IhomIs "oe',
l,l4m pp,lrv. Jpi oocy Mary op,cY Greenwood II"
ley, Enmi +, Executor ol james Parker, nc. d. oLa
y brown. q l,tiNus \, " c1, Caleb pooiry, th,rlcs
)oolcv, Susn ,one{, Jacob Dooles, ElIzsbyh Doolct
.i.orrnho Dolcy. sarah Doolcy, Lolita Dory and I.e
Dooley, ct "dsn's
l. CHAxCEFY.
TLu d,fc,d,nts, John Il Cami,pe William ". War.
fhom,, Doo'cv, lsham )oncv, John baoy, Mar, Doo-
t;rcc!v COL Doocy Caleb Dooey Charlotte bonlrN, ~
nrplry, ,Farob Do'ey Elizabeth poo'o,. l.or'r-
i1ouev, Sarah iooic lea buo'sy and Jts.s Du'v,
not having entered te appearance and given ,e"Ilt,
,scoriin. thu Act uf Assembly and The Rule, Vi
this Court, and it appearing hy satisfactory c.idrna.
that they inhsnltan', Of this eommonw ,lth II is
ordered that the said Defendants do appear here tho
first dIs 81 the tenn, and the bill 4" ths
Plantis and tat copy of this order he forth" it'll publish
Cd in newspaper plbshc in the town OF I,n"hek.
for months successfully and ported al the front door Of
the rourt-lt.u4e Of TIL. cnpnts, som" coutday.
t"p-Tcste,
JOS. WILSON, elT.
June le Win
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joe. WILSON. elk.
CoNWIsSIoNEE's OFFICE. }
Liberty. June. II. ISL.

Liberty. JUNE. II. ISL
no parties IN the above cause will take notice that
SHALL at my Office IN tins town. at the hour of 10 O'Clock
IN the morning OF Thursday the 2ls dav Of July next
commence the directed by the foregoing decree
at "hc! time and place they will attend with their
accounts vouchers Witnesses and copies court papers,
Tor examination and settlement.
JNO Y WHARTON
,Iunc 90 wtw
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A II Circuit Superior Conr, of Law and Chanc,ry
"a continued by adjournment. and held for the county
Of Amherst At the Courthouse, on Saturday the ID day
Of April lSf2
X oer Isbcll. jams Burtorl aud Eliza his wife Jesse
Kelly x Frances his WIFE, John ". Norycll Nancy l..
Nry"ll, Tho. :. Norvc Everett Il. Nurvc Margaret
l.. Nurydi < lnd'tnan Norye, inan, children Of Tho
Nprvr dee d underline age Of twenty years by the
said James Bnt)fl their brother-in law and next friend
Samuel Swearingrn and Joscphena his wife, late lose
phena DOYLE, James Doyle, Frances Doyle, Martha
j. Doyle, Hugh Dlylc William X. Doyle Susan
Doyle anI Corncla Doyle. infant children Of Peachv
ID 'yla under the aye Of twenty years. by William
D"ylr Their father aud next friend. aud John Coleman,
Sheriff Of Amherst county, aud administrator of John
I. Norvcll, decd. Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Benjamin Norvcll Of The last sill and tesla
ment ut Spencer Norycl, decd and trustee under the
sad will Tor the test ators son, Spencer d. Norvc and
also IN his own right. as cIaee oil the said Spencer
Norvell drc'd William Kent. executor Of Wil,n
Turner decd. and Nathan Glenn Spencer D. Nor
veil, La linan NorvelI. Nathaniel \ pryc and James
Norvc. and logacrs Of the SAID Spencer Norycll
dec h William Willis and Catharine his wife
Bridiuc and Sarah his wife, and
aud his WIFI, which said Caha
rnc Wills Sarah Bradlute aud arr
children of Su4annah Snccd and lc.aces Of said Spcn-
Ger Norvcll decd. Susan Sneed, Bnrwel Sneel and
James Snced ais, chldrn Of said Snsannah Snced and
ga,ceS Of SAID Spencer Norvcll decd. the said James
Socd being under the age OF twenty years W llliam
5. Applcbcrry, Frances A. NJ. Appcberry. Virginia \
Applcherry John James Applcberrv. l.udlman n Ap-
pl"bcrry, Selma : AppIebcrry aud Rush Appleberry.
infants under he age OF twenty years. children oil
Frances Appeberry and egatecs of Spencer Norv,ll
deed, the said infants by Robert lnsey. specially as
signed their guardian. Washington NJ. Norvell Of
the children Of Thomas Norycf and lcgace Of Spencer
Noryel dec d, and William l. Ishcll, Defendants,
In CH,ScERY.
On motion ot the plaintiffs by counsel the court doth
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IN H,~CgRy.

VIRGINIA, 10 wit:N rules held in the Clerks once {"
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chsncsry, io'
the County OF Halifax, IN the month OF June, 1872
Alexander Miller Flaintih'
against
littlchcrry u Bosck, Absoem Bostick, Executor c" An
soem Bosck deceased and Mary Bosck, Defendants
IN CHASCERY.
The defendant Iulsbcry D. Bo,tick, having 'nteeu
his appearance and it appearing by sati'tacto, e'ue
that hci not inhabitant of this country: 1t Is ofoe
that the said l.itteberry d. Bostick do appear here on
first day OF September term next, and answer tie Pia'
hill that copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted IN
lynchburg Nire inian, for two months success'ey' an"
posted the front door the house of this county
WM S. HOLT, n. C.
I,no u w2m
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jos. VII son, elk.
WIN
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VIRGINIA, tn ,y.At rules held in tina Clerks oIr: 81
the Circuit superior Court of Law and Chaaucfy fn
the County "f Halifax, the month OF .un., 1872:
jonathan i.ukns Plaintiff,
ngdina
William c. Fcuell, Peter Rive. and Peter Bark.dalt'
D,(en
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A + Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
"A continued by adjournment, and held for the county
OF Amherst. at the Court house, Saturday the 2nd
day OF April, lsi2:
John Coleman, Plaintiff,
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sweetest words her ears had heard fr many n
long. long day. They were, good night, my
chlId aud may God ever bless you--you have
saved your fatheT!'
That f.iher had been to the electIon-he went
pre- determined TO dtiuk-to get drunk--bnt a.
he was about to raise the first dram to his mouth.
The pleading continuance OF his daughter seemed
to rise before him. lis good genius prevailed
the glass was replaced, uutasfed, on the counter
he lcn The place, ani ~llh a high moral purpose,
FASTENED to enfo.1 h.n.self among the advocates
# temperance. The Ple'ge has been rehg'"us'y
kepi-tho sIsage Of has mJd and am'ablo vile -
fast loosing liz cafe~orn eAPres6ion-"BeI' mas
become the Joyous. hoping being she was design
cd IN he. while Powell p IS fast regain
ing all his former yi-or and nob!eness. oiIen DO
these cen,euted beings tax over past scenes,
while the amIatle mabel" fails not to designate
the night Of which We have spoken, as that u
The joyous surprise"
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q aIILLI VI l.. BRADY. has Iuzt commenced the
Sad54n1 anI IIaaess business Oh Masn street.
Richmond. Ind, night angling from Na--ol'- Tavern,
where me has aa! IatgA3s keeping aa HAMS all kn3s nt >ai-
aIez. Brides. Harness. ~ hips, Trunks. Collars. Sadilebass.
and other articles IN his line. Iar which, he viii take IN
exchange wheat, corn, uas. bacoa. lard, si3IE. ljnaa, liasev
ta.9.e. leau4er aa4 hides. and he ~uI also sell .ae i r cAsa.
He will be pleased la have his o3 customers and ot1or- -
call and examine for themselves.
Richmond, Feb. ,, ISL. ST
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Articles from the Cultivation.

THE TcE Melon -Ne5srs. Edltors-Ih seeds
Of The lee Melton. recievedhy you from the south
and partof which yea kindly placed tiny dispo-
sal, | planted in my garden, with The exception
Of a few hills, which distributed to sometrierGs-
They oily answered the reconmendaiion gwen,
being far superior to tho ordinary melons grown
ia our gardens, or offered IN our markets. The
complaints made, that the p'aatlng OF tho cit
ron melon in the same beds with the watermelon,
has seriously deteriorated tho latter, by giving
a thicker rind, aud "A less JiIcy and delicate meat
are evidently Just to every one who purchases
melons grown ~ the middle states fur the north
ern marke,s. The ice melon has a rlnd 50 tina
and brittle. that, when ripe, a gentle pressure Of
tho thumb was sufficient TO rupture II, and the
a,vor was Of the richest kind. The melons were
not large, whether owing 10 the extreme cryness
of the season, or 10 the natural constitution oil
the fruit, | cannot say bat | think II Will prove
n great acquisition to the lovers IF good melons.
ii. VI. GAYLORD.
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NlESnhseubeI having male arrangements With The
4 pTaFnetos OF tho "~pf'ns founiry" for power La
bull tf'g Machinery IS COW prepared to tlrni-h his furnI4
and te public generality on a saon na-ice. all Kinds of Ma
entnef}, saeR ~ tordIng Machines. Gonden>cr>.
spinning Machines Power Looms. SheurIu. Mn
chimes Mapping Machines, &c. &C.. los all az when
ne uas tHe latest patterns lie ; also Prenarcd for cutting
Mai screws, Pfcss Screws, Nc e..
IihANAtI IIUIIEY.
Richmond, Nov. {, ISL. 4l-3n.
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OISTERS-I'ine, Fresh Oysters

Z REC from Baltimore. ~ s,ase-for sate ~ tie can.
/ J Ga. on IRWIN REID, y BROTHER
De-, IJ.4, ISL.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

- SiiL saa~rr6er H. DESTROYS Of selling at private =a.c,
any 81 Tee property hereinafter described, to-"it:
Tie House ard lot, 1t the corner Of Main aud / F0nt
streets. oee4piea - Jaha W Glia1nson a a store
\ bI1lain5 let. "j.h an Old hease on il, on Main street,
adjoining the aaaae named lot OH the east, aud adjoining
the three z'or hrrk :atetv 1ut up by JOB Bprian.
\ b43E#an1 lot, ala, % Main -treei,ad5oinl1- the proper
= of Armstrong Grimes on the west, raHagn. tack about
1876 feet - an alley, and having the advantage 81 a ten foot
aaGev extending from the 'front.' along It's whole length back
"a the ar-t mentioned alley.
The prosperity @acre he resides. consisting of 4 good. well
Finished a.f-A 42ctng hol-e, nearly nsw. The main 6l5Id-
III. j. 43#y - feet. vs. tia four rooms on the first floor. sikh
2 aa-aee ~ entry. Kitchen, mix house. wasa house all IF
aHeE. i good aa3 rpaHe stable. aat other OF ha,atia--
Of = good a4aiftv- Irre5eat water; ro7my. dry ard airy
s-#ar: about tFo oad a half acres Of ground, or a sess
sfsattE - -l5t te purchaser; frIft tree= Of Ea51nIs
kaas-- f1c situation f- moe ----e--of - any 80 fe 95are.
tar ease8.oz-s. It Is sail calculated for a private rssi-
saa-e, a48 vet : convenient - TIE af@aaezs part 81 the city,
aa4 #sl5 ae zaa- Situation f., a boarding house. ms
property see ua#ea -.e4 1aq-ase5 expressly Tor 4- a"n per
gaanen: res 5eace. ana believe Il n.t LEAR iasaartol-
A.. Farm 81 = aere- s;8ete3 about u miles from
tsa Civ. &. rerlsv Oh the Gse~s.5En ROAD: originally pErF'
and improved by I 5eaearz tioaEer. ana SINCE o4as. IS ba-
"a Ua.a.av. The situation j. unusually fine. has on il
-@=@ra. =.-afE aa9 nos ertaf .nng >o.azs; al eSre.eat or
raae5. consisting u Hear so t-srz, eU-Tae5aga a good seHs|
oE f4.t-
The terms ri sa.c Of an If tae above namaz property
vii i've tar ana Haeref. - - a--e AL ta"e- 1Ha-a -'5-
aa=e4 t. a4raa-a =a-f property. are re- ert4#E .t.4ts4 %
s. 1'' ACHILLES WILLIAMS
R---nsaF. F#sa N7ata 22rs. l-4l- 2tf
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JAINES C~ARMINATtIE BALSAM IL CERTAIN,
safe aaI efertual remedy for d,sentey. ID arhoca. a.
l9pscnes-, cholera morbIs, SIMMER complaint. gnping psins.
cramp, nervous tfemors, aud for all bowel affection. aud
nervous diseases.
Tine l. one OF tho most efficient, pleasant and safe COM
posit .1ns ever offered To tire public for the cure Of the vnr
Inl- arrangements of the stomach and bow els and the only
article worthy If the least confidence for curing cholera IN
faatBm or summer complaint; and in ali the above dIseazes-
Il really acts Ike a charm.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-29

Crrrvr1NG CHINA OR Glass WARz-Articlcs
of CAina or glass sometimes fractured, Which II
ia very desirable 10 mend aud preserve. /" 10
Ibis, provide some very finely po@3ercd quich|iaa"
in a muslin bag. Take the broken Harc, and
rub the edge wlh the WEI beaten white If an
egg. Take he q4ich'ime aud sIft it thick over
the edge rubbed with he egg, press and bind
the pieces together, and let the binding remain
several weeks. For coarser crochory, rub the
parts w3,h a paint made If white lead and lln-
seed oil, press and bind, and let them remain
tll the pant is fully dry.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-29

MAN sEFD.-Ihe highest price. in Cash, paid for
FLAX Sled, delivered atour slore In Richmond.
NJ. -. ISL. IRWIN REED X BROTHER.