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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11

forms the public in gene
IN particular, that--hav-
rly OF Drags. Msiicines
&c, sc. ---he is nov pre-.
iable terms as any house
,rders, prescriptions, OF
attention viii be
will b. found the follow
":
I Percussion Cops,
Pink Root,
Plaster, A dhesive
/" Canthstiiics, Roll,
" Kecrl's Rheumatic,
" Metcurial, Strong,
Prec:pitate, Red,
I" White.
Prussian Blue,
Pumice Stone,
Patent Medicines.
Bateman's Drops,
Bears OIL,
Dabby's Car minatiye,
Dyo,ts Pills,
Eye Water, Thompson
Essence CHINA mon,
" Peppermint,
German Pals,
Godltey's Cordial,
Harlem Oh,
lioopet's Female Pills,
La Mott's Cough Drops,
Lees Ambitious Pills,
Lyons Ambitious Fills,
Oil Spike,
- Stone.
Ointment, Basilicon,
+" Citron,
f" Mercui ial,
Opodeldoe,
Swaim's punacca,
roothe Ache Drops,
Turing Balsam,
Quicksilver,
Quiuine Sulrhate,
Red Lead. Painters,
Rochelle Salts,
Root Arrow,
" Black Snake,
T" Ginger.
"a Jamaica,
lpecaeuans,
I" Rhubarb. T.. |. aud
Turkey,
= SarsaPars! ia.
& Scncka,
-" S9uiilsr
Rosin. Yellow,
otten-Stone,
5 ,fron, Spanish,
Sago. lrmi,
oala, atus,
Sal. Ammouiac, refined, ,
-" EPSON.
6 Giauber,
= rarie,,
Seed. Ani-,
i" Cariamon,
" Cofiander,
- Foenugrees.
+" Mustard, Black,
- White,
Sogurs, Spanish.
Suid IN Powders,
Smalts' ass'd Cnlors,
Snuif, all kinds,
Soap. CASTLE.
+" Fancy, a great vati-
ETY..
>, Shaving Cakes.
>, White Bar,
Id ., W iiidSor. asSotitd.
Soda Powders.
Spanish Brown,
Spatules,
Sponge. Fine,
Coarse,
Spirits Nitrc, Dulcess,
q Turpen,iBo,
Starch.
Sugar Of Lead,
Syrup, Lemon,
" Rhubaib,
e Squllls,
Syringes, assorted,
ramaiinds,
rapioca, Pearl,
Tartar Emetic,
Varnish, Black Oil,
g Copal, by the gallon
Veni,ian Red,
Venice Turpentine,
Waters, Black,
4" Red.
Wax, White,
Z" yellow,
White Lead, Dry,
:" +" in Oil,
White Vitriol,
Whiting,
Window Glass. ass'd.
Wine, An,imonial,
!" Colchieun,
g Opium,
Wood. DraziIleltc,
Ground,
+" Fustic,
q" Log.
Fancy Articles.
( Snuff Bo,es,
Circassiau Oil.
Razor Strops,
oegar Cases,
Agate Marbles,
SpectacleT,
Jewelry. assorted,
/ Ink Stands,
Tooth Paste,
Sealing Wax, Royal Vic
toria,
Sand Boxps,
Water Colored Paints,
Beads,
Silver rhimbles,
Combs, assorted,
Drinking Cups.
H.. lNr. -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11
" H MO, VA,Ho

FENHE subscriber would respectfully announce te
his customers and the public generally thai
be has removed to the Store House formerly occu'
pied by Mr.. Joseph Burns, where he hopes, ,.
strict attention business, 10 merit continuation
Of the pdblic patronage heretofore conferred upon
him.
April T. l84a. }. VAN DOREN, Jr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11
GEO. WELLS, 90 John st.

Difficulty IF breathing For several months
have been tormented with disease, which li'ed
every means to cure. But DR.. raylor's Balsom h
nally cured me. For shortness of breath It acts
like magic, and will be found very beneficial.
ISAAC BURNS, 40 Cherry st. N. y.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17
spQs.AsesnY .
TIE WING RIFLE.
a Rosln ~ BOr

An Old Rossa the Bow g
Come true gallant Wings Of the Union
Though cheated, wei never complain;
ia traitor has snapped our Wing Rife,
Wen pick flat and try it again;
Well pick flint and try, it again,
Wen pick flint and Try ii again;
lfatraitor has snapped our Wing Ride,
Well pick flint and try il again.
This time we fell in with Judas,
A ,lotard both selfish and vain
And he's made our Wing Rifle burn printing,
But well pick flint and Try il again
But we'll pick flint and try 1t again, &c,
Ills eyes have grown dim with the vapors,
distractions have added his BRAIN;
And whatever he shoots at he misses
But we'll pick flint and try 1t again;
But well pick flint and Try it again, &c.
Brave William, when he lay dying,
Gave up the Wing Rife with pain;
And for his sake, who CALAMITY won i,
Well pick flint and try II again
Wen pick flint and try it again, &c.
From the green fertile fields Of Kentucky,
A Hunter steps over the plain,
And his eagle.eye sights our good Rife,
And he'll pick IL and Try IL again
And he'll pick it and Try it again, &c.
Huz1a for our bold, gallant HAIRY =
lie Lifts not the Rifle in vain,
And straight to the centre she'll carry,
When he picks it and tries it again
When he picks it and tries II again, &c.
Last War, when our poor captive Sailors
Their cries sent abroad on the main,
Free Trade Sailors Rights" cried brave
Harry,
Lads, pick flint and try IT again
Lads pick flint and try it again, &c.
And now. when a bastard and traitor
Has caused US 20 triumph in vain,
True Harry leads on TO the rescue,
Crying " Pick flint and try it again -
Crying " Pick flint and try it again" &c
HARRY CLAY OF kESTrcKY is OUT leader
Come, rally from mountain and plain
Think no more on the thing that betrayal US;
But pick flint aud Try it again
But pick flint and Try il again,
But pick flint anu Try it again;
Think no more fthe thing that betrayed US,
But pick flint and try il again.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17

Recipe for Making good Bread Mr..
james Roche, SO long celebrated IN this
city as a baker Of excellent bread, having
retired from business, has furnished us with
the following recipe for making good bread,
with request that II should be published
for the information Of the pubic.-Balu
more American.
Take an carhen vessel larger at the top
than the bottom, and IN j, put one pint oil
milk warm water, one and a half pounds Of
flour, and half pin, Of malt yeast mix them
well together, aud SET II away On winter II
should be 10 a warm place. until It rises and
falls again, which will be in from three 70
five hours; III may be set a. night if il be
wanting in tho morning J then put two
large spoons full OF salt into two quarts oI
water, and mix It well with The above ri
sing then put N it about niue pounds Of
flour, and work your dough well, and sci il
by unill it becomes light. Then make il
out into loayes. The above will make four
loaves.
As some flour is dry, and other runnv
the above quantity, however, viii lie guide
The person making bread will observe Tint
rnnny and new flour, will require one fourth
more salt than old and dry -four. The wa
ter also should be tempered according TO the
weaiher-ln so ing and fall il should be M
" milk warm; IN hot weather cold, ard in
winter warm.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17
Steamboat Communication
TO CAMDEN.
AT ALL STAGES OF THE RIVER.

FEyIE undersigned takes
aS & this opportunity ofin.
Nfsy:.-=,ss -S5.sszs forming the Merchants and
e,sss,lssssz'sssNSzP Planters OF Camden, Sum
Ter, Lancaster aud Sosk districts, as also those o
Charlotte, N Carolina, and the adj cent counties,
that on or before the 18th of October next, has
new and Ugh, dra6 Steamboat, the kERsliAW,
will be ready 10 start her first trip 10 camden,
and viii continue TO run regularly, throughout the
season, making the trip up aud down IN bat little
more than a week, or four DAYS each way.
Shippers of GOODS or COTTON may rely up-
on their freight in all stages of the river as she Is
so constructed that iully loaded, or with l,0uu
bales Of Cotton down. she will moi draw more tina !
three feet six inches.
The undersigned is determined that there shall
be no mistake in this method oftransportng Goods
and Produce TO Camden and from thence to the
interior and as il has been heretofore very uncer.
TAIN he trusts that his efforts TO promote despatch
and certainty will be properly appreciated.
For further particulars, rate of freight, &c. ap-
ply to Mr.. p. F. Vlepigue, Agent at Camden, or
shannon & Niece, of this city.
o. b. billiard,
No. ISIS East Bay, Charleston.
Aug. Is, 1912. 4elf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17

n . Il ~ " "A
- has been formed in connec-
yka!:;sIY;f7CSSIl.sa:p ton with the New Steam
u1ss Boat Utility" and a set of
Tow Boats, at present three in number-others
will be added as the business may require. The
Utility was built in Wilmington in ls4l. aud
draws when empty bu: 10 inches of water. She
carries 500 bales Of Cotton and draws then but
little over three feet
Country Merchants who may wish 10 get their
Goods I'd in the Summer and early in the Fall,
when the River is generally low, Will ind II to
their advantage to patronizl this line. Several
Forwarding Merchants and other residents OF
Cheraw and other places are interested, and feel
confident that they can hold out such inducements
TO the back country as wi be beneficial TO all CON
cerned The business will DC done principally by
towing lighters which will insure passage while
there is two feet water in the channel.
BBRYAN & BROTHERS.
Agents.
From, the Transcript Charleston Of March 81,
Charleston, s. c., FEB ., lo42.
This 10 all whom it may conccrn--we, the IN
dersigned, William Bird Joseph Addison, and
James Marsh, junior shiPwrights Of The above
named city, by the request of John kirkpatrick,
repaired on board of the Steamer utility comman-
ded and owned By The said kirkpatrick, and after
full examination Of tie bull and construction OF
the said Steam Boat Utility. are Of unanimous
opinion that the said Steam Boat Jtiiiy IS in eve
~ respect suitable and strong enough to navigate
any River or Rivers aud capable OF carrying i've
hundred or more bales Of cotton.
To which we have fvcd our names and seals
this 2Sih February, l>t2,
WI. BIRD, Seal
JOS ADDISON, Seal
JAS, MARSH, j.. Seal
Charleston, F,b. 2s, 1872.
do hereby certify that was Pilot on Board
the Steam Boat Utility and That the said boat was
exposed to heavy sea during the passage between
Wilmington and Charleston ithout receiving any
damage. | DO also certify that she did no; work,
OF show any signs Of weakness, and that she was
no, pumped out during the time | was on board
Of her. WILLIAM CLEMdONS.
June Is, 1912 lami3m.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17
WI. BIRD, Seal J
JOS. ADDISON, Seal.
JAS. MARSH, jr Seal
Important, valuable, and Cheap
WORK.

I'm the course Of publication, and will be ready
n for delivery early in October, lsi2, complete
IN one volume royal octave. containing about 6yu
nases of letter press. sni more than FIVE HUN
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17

The Rev. Mr.. Stubblewor,h was very
much pleased with his new situation. Hav.
ing been transferred fiona level pine woods
country, near the confines Of FLORIDA, the
novelty Of mountain scenery aud pure,
bracing atmosphere, seemed to inspire him
with new life. Compllmentlna ell the moth,
ers, on the singular beauty aud in,ell gcnee
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17

john" said rich Quaker to his ex.
travagant son, I'm afraid thou art getting
a rake" Nav, father" returned tho
youth dryIy, ems thee that bath raked,
and am spreading it for thee
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17

consisting Of Views Of Cities, Edihces, and other
zeal works Of Architecture. Monuments, Mechan-
leai Inventions, Ruins Illustrations Of the Man.
ncrs and Costumes of different Nations, Religious
Rites and Ceremonies, Catarscis, Volcanoes, Gu
ri,sities, Trees Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Reptiles,
and the numerous objects contained IN the Fossil,
Vegetable, Mineral, and Animal Kingdoms, care
fully compiled BY ROBERT SEARS, from the
test and latest sources.
On subject embracing 50 vast range as the
rich and innamerablc Wonders Of" Natures Store
House." the Editor will endeavoF TO produce
work CON nensurate with its sou.ex banding i'm.
r.ortanee. The contemplation OF the numerous
objects contained IN the fossil, Vegetable, Miner
a., and Animal Kingdoms, iagished SO bounii'uly
around US, discovers facts oil an interesting and
extraordinary character, and 1t0ae presents album
5ant material for intellectual energy and research.
The wonders Of the ABtediioy;an World-lhc mas
si7a mountain rising above the ncighboFlng hills
the volcano and earthquake, each spreading de-
y4stali0n IN IT'S coarse-ihs ever.sOlndlng and
bundles deep-the clear blue vault Of heaven,
studded through ilimliabis space with countless
l;bs-are phenomena that must enlarge and ele
vats the mind. induce enno1lag vie As pi the Uni
yersal Governor, and teach our dependence upon
lis power, his wisdom, and his goodness.
In the varied works Of art which man has
exercised bis geni1s and industry, IN which Set
ence aud PhIosophg have aided his eitJr,s, are re-
corded all that Is rarr, curious, and admlraoei
marking the gradual progress and advancing sta
ges Of Improvement
The Wonders Of the Mnd-the Creators high
est work, bis mirror and representa,ive-do not
inaptly engage our thoughts. The mind is IN it.
self mcrCcosm, mans chief and highest dis.
tinction-a transcript Of that Intellectual Energy
that first gave birth 70 Nature.
To select these peafls, and to seize the beauties
every where presented to o., TORN the features OF
the Wonders Of The World" On all subjects,
reference will be constantly made TO every avaia-
BILE source Of information the veil Of error and
oreduliiy which too often obsc1tes the narrative Of
the traveller will be carefully Withdrawn; the most
recent and best accedted authorities (whether In.
gish or Amercan) will be sedulousiy compared
and data given for further research; so that truth
without alloy may usher 10 the varied departments
Of Natures ample bound"
The work will DC ehb- tlished with spirited En-
cravings, derived from authentic sources, which
IL regarded as highly finished specimens Of art
or pictorial Illustrations Of lie subject, viii be
found superior to most coHtenpora productions
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17
The Wonders Of the World,
IN NATURE, ART and MIND.
500 ENGRAVLNGS,

Comprising a complete Library Of Useful and
Entertaining Know edge, and illustrated BY more
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2 - responsible men-wen'cdino v.
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nijcd States. Address tho sub
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taken from the Office
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.
RIssaa street, \. \.
The above will be found tie most useful and po-
pular work ever published for enierprising men to
undertake the safe Of 10 all our cilles and towns
To Publishers Of Nenspopers throughout the Uni.
ted States and British North Aaerica.
IrNewspapers or Magazines, copying the above
entire, without any alteration or abridgmcnt, lin.
eluding this notice. and giving il twelve inside
insertions, shall receive copy of the work, tsub
ieet to their order by sending direct to the pub.
haher. Mr. Sears viii deposite oar copy with DR.
HoiFatt, 375 Broadway, \. T.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17
New Steam, Boat Line.

0R A STEAM BOAT LINE
IN has been formed in connee-
ysd5:;f9;fE-SsIl:9,.:2 ton with the New Steam
81 Roat " tItlity" and a set of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

Byand Nth The cons oi;t # the Senate.
Brevet ColonelJ. b. Walbach To be Colonel Of tie
4th regiment of Artillery, March 10, 1919, vice Fen
wick, deceased.
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel b. X. Pierce. to be Lieu
tenant Colonel Of the LIST regiment Of Artillery, March
~. 1912, vice Wabach, promoted
Brevet Major Levi Whiting, 10 be Major of the Isl
regiment of Artillery, March 10, ls42, Pierce,
promoted
First Lieutenant w p. Bainbrdgo. to be Captain
OF the 4h regiment Of Artillery, March 49, 1912, vice
Whiting, promoted.
Second Lieutenant j c. Pembcrton to he First Lieu
tenant Of the 4th regiment Of Artillery March 49, 1872
vice Banbridge, promoted.
First Lieutenant James r. irving. TO be Captain the
LIST regiment of Artillery, May 10, 1912, vice F. Whit
ING deceased.
~ Second Lieutenant Henry c. Wayne, to be First
Lieutenant Of the lst regiment OF Artillery, May To-
1912, vice Irwin, pramoted.
Breyet Second Lieutenant John NJ. Brennan to be
Second Lieatenant Of tho LIST regiment of Artillery May
is, 1912, vice Wayne, promoted
Second Lieutenant Charles +. Wooster. to be First
Lieutenant Of the it'll regiment Of artillery June To-
1872 vice Jones, resigned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25
33oetftaI.

rFkun the Dsslin University .hogasias for Nay
SANG, BY q. r Il. ; smc..
Oh ask me not, To days long gore
Thnssp lsassns sounds belag;
Since memory wakes with every ions
fiss not sng .ha.scns.
iisarrsS j, fr,. in so,heois ieurs,
In youths sxulnng way,
And sung it oft, smids: ths newsa
Thai sre~ LIES carly war.
when fhcse savs Ned and msrhocd's prins
Brought Gaze and strife along,
o6ll in reros. Of even time
I've ssclhsi me with tina. song
Teear. that more can hear,
To spirits that have fed
I've surg that song to those most dear
Deep loved and early dead.
Beyhooa. glad sports-ycuths vanished dream
And manaooas calmer hours,
Came with each note memory, stream
And wreat Of withsred flowers.
And ono who heeds my voice more,
To him those notes belong
Even mine eve. arc running Der
How can sing that song
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25
T;CO s;ssGu Tracts OF EGHa for
g<yyp

FY'IlE subscriber having determined 10 leave the
3 State offers for sale his Lands. living in the coul-
ty of Amherst. consisting Ct one Tract Of 35j .4CTeS
one mile from New Glasgow, in said county. and well
adapted to he growth Of Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, &c
and this time well taken with red clover. And also
another Tract, of 23j Acres extending uptn,he above
mentioned village, making it desirable situation for a
professional man The improvements on this place are
convenient and comfortable, consisting Of large two
story framed dwelling house, Kitchen ice hanse, Office
anil other necessary out houses all lately repaired and
newly painted. with abundance Of stables. The yard
AID garden also handsomely enclosed in all rendering
it of the most pleasant situations in the upper
try.
There are also other Lands adjoining these, fr sale.
which viii give the purchaser an opportunity OF adding
to them, should he desire to do 81 Persons wishing to
purchase would do well to make immediate application
10 the subscriber he is anxious to sell, and will dis
pose OF the above mentioned property very reasonable
terms. EDMUND {. MOORE.
New Glasgow, july WV
u The Richmond Enquirer will publish weakly
eight weeks and forward its to this efice for
collection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

VIRGINIA.
4 hnies holden in the Clerks Office of The Circuit
"A superior Court OF Law and Chaneery for the town of
lynehburg, the lth day Of July 1872:
Abel h. Nichols and William iel, merchants and partners
trading under the style and firm of Nichols * Bell
Plaintiffs;
against
William Bailey, Samuel Garland George w. Turner and
John ID. Murrell, Defendants
The Defendant William Bailey not having entered his APP
eaFance and given security according assembly
The rules ct thus Court and appearing by satisfactory
atnce that he IS not hab OF this country is order ed
That the said Defendant do appear here the first Monday
in October next and the bill the Plaintiffs and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in the Of Lynchbrg FOR two months successive
~ and posted the front door the in the said
town. Copy-Tsstc,
d. ROBES, Clk.
July I'll WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

Decision on BE BANKRUPT La,c.-Fram published
decision. appears that Judge Story has decided that
the Bankrupt Law Of the |. 5 upon going into opera
ton, IN february, lol2 pso facto suspended all acon
upon future cases arising under State insolycpt laws
where the insovent persons within the purvew OF
the Bankrupt Act in other words. that the BANKRUPT
Law has superseded State legislation on the subject
Should this decision of this eminent ufist re well
founded, all DISCHARGES from debts under State laws
since the passage Of the Bankrupt Act will be nugatory
and il may even be questionable whether the privilege
of the prison bounds which incident Of mos, State
'nsoivent laws. may not be also seriously affected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25
June -
VIRGIN Ma:


Il ru'c held in he Clerks Office Of the circp;,
Court Of Law aud Chaneery, h-len in and for h
County OF Campbell, The 4h day ol July lsi2 ~ wv
James q. Galloway and Evalina F. Call4mav
plainias,
Edmund Austin AID francis galloway, Defendants
IL CHANcERY.
Tie Defendant, Francis Cailawav not HAVING cp,oa,.
appearance and given security according 10 the Ac - Az
sembly and tic rules q this Court, AMI i; appearing m
isiactory evidence that he is not inlaban -, ~ "
monweah: it is ordered, that said dcfcn lant J an.
here the first day OF the next tenn Of this Cont A.,
swcr the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy this otdeT
forthwith published IN spa4cr fins. d in III, tof
Lynchburg, for two mouths succesi,cy sad posted At ,h
front ol the Count house Of this county, on some CO
day. Copy-Teste, '''
JNo. d. ALEXANDER cla
Jury 10 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25
The ,sec.,anics' Saving, Bank.

rEtHiS INSTITUTION will receive on deposit all
ii money current IN Virginia, II not less IN a
mount than aud will issue certificates therefor,
signed by the President Treasurer and Secretary. bind
nr fully al the Stock, Funds and Property OF the In
stltuton for the payment thereof when demanded upon
ten DAYS notice with interest thereon from the date there
Of the rate Of hce per centm per annu Tor such as
may be demanded within four MONTHS and four per
tun per annum upon sucll as shall have remained four
aud cxccedins six months, and five per ccntum per
annnm for longer period than SIX months.
ANM0N HANCOCK. President,
PAUL e BOWIF.S. Secretary.
HENRY b. RICHARDS, Treasure
DIRECTORS.
Jous c. SHtcKLEroap, Tnos. o. AcnEE,
srG LgrrHlcu, ions II. TYREE.
Dawn p. REEsE, SAaia W. SHELTON
PLFAsANr EAgrY, JoHH kiNNIER
NOV - fm-wt2aN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

VIRGINIA, 70 tiI:-it r;,,es held N H.. tia,
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud chsnesn.s. II
inc county OF itaiiia. m the month Of June ls4s
Vas surviving partner OF John C!appcl 60 pIainir
6gaas.
nick ''4' n liam Pa
II CHAxeeey
The deisndsns William I. Terry and r}e.sep his w.t. =
having entered Their appearance. AL i, anaearir- he
factory evidence that they are no alal,ns Nh
~; II ordered that the said defendant, YIN, - uh
AMI Beisey his wife, do appear here the first Inv If
tem5er term nest, aad answer the plaintiffs bill i,, r
Of this order b. forthwith inserted IN the Irnri.sr W;
man ir two months successfully, and pos; cd =, It,
door Of the courthouse Of this couuty Wv 'ioh'
4 Copy-1esc,
"M. * HOLT ~
June ID WIN IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25
CASH klesps EsaDsss.

WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
Hides, delivered at the Market House.
The subscriber will also receive them to be tanned on
shares, and the work 10 be done by responsible tan
any in the STATE aad delivered at the Market
House when tanned WM. l.. FAIR.
De-, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-25

June IS

VIRGINIA, to wit:At rules held in the Clerks OAce OF
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery,i"
the county of Halifax, in the month of June, 1912;
tick, NJ A. p. Bostick, and +. H. Bostck, plaintiffs,
against
litt'ebery D. Bostick Ahsom Bostick, Executor Of Az
soem Bosck deceased, and Mary Bostick, Defendants
In CHANcERY
The defendant Littleberry D. Bosc not having en,efoi
his appearance, and it appearing by satisfactory evde
that he not inhahant Of this country: it is orde"
that the said teberry d. Bosc do appear here on hf m
day OF September term next, and the painn '
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the I!n
burg Vlrgnian, for two months successfully, and poe
at the front door of the Court house of this county
Copy--Tese,
WI. S. HOLT, n. c.
June Il WIN