davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14

SIGNOR DE BEGNIS

1 IL DIV k~10
QEGs respectfully TO Inform his friends the pubic
g &: %
N'' c''f E E4i%' g Ssff ssi MEf1zEr
vii make her last previous to her return Phs
'''''' and viii 'l Ms ,sT; e :' S5T1o -
sIGNok DE BEGNis -'''-
& 4: s. . s -
ss:l SS Il! sss;S: :.
PARK THEATRE,
THIS EVENING, March a, Is.a-rhs performances will
~ THE f fIsTSi e xSG5fENr.
Mrs fssaso5.' f.''t s. Clark
THE A fi1fff ;l'sA WIFE.
T cArs. 1.s. Lord Msd c..A wsay
Do. sv,,,, rPPnoFSssSS' s SS6 % s5s TER
'S'' De A s',' : sSssse
Aanlss,on-Boses 81 Pit SO cents Gallery IS cents.
CHArHAM THEATRR
THIS l32SssSE as2: EIEoATS T ssiBT..s. Will
Guy fiGIG s, %., s.i,on IH John 5ou.. Held
Eliza "'''A An.r which, Miss Me'''ysr
w'rosf, r,.,, Seton SST fau: 81 Hi.n
T I'll son sFrff Tsh
ao1sz Sscsnts ,7d and $50 r 81 es'sSe'
Uoorsonen at 81: Crtan rises AT 7, pr,cissir AZ
mus, TiT 1vr,,s OH MIRO THkn4 q n
HIS EFENlNO, March 1.-THE perform.r.. III
commence with ~Aes "nA
IHE MAhhiED BACHELOR
Prince Perseverance, Muu.,
Cinderella, IL. TTseAsus
Alter which s'
-, RICHARD NO H.
Richard, 60, Mitcheil-Henry King. kNiekeuan
Sally Ann, - Miss Roberts.
To conclude with
MRS. WIGGINS.
Trim Graham ! Dung Wr,io, rsx;u
~ cents. Private boxes S.
Zoo. oven 1t -v- '',-tai~ Uses b.'r-..s s.v.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
Died

On Sunday evening, 18th inst JOHN RosEsrs, aged 90
father Of the celebrated oarsman, well known in
New York.
His friends and relations respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from
Broome street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
MARITIME HERALD.

P0RT OF NEW YORK. MARCH II, 1s4a
SYN Rnss ...s MooH 20
.sA.s. ...s 81 nssa 10 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
Departure OF the Atlantic st..msr..
Pockets % Arrive
Packets 60 Depart.


Commanders Of vessels will confer favor by having List
n their earyess pssssngss. end report Of
hs port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
- their arrival here for Commodore BAsKrr Of feet
Of nsws schssnsuL He will bosrd them immediately On
arrival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
A.hA n.AAACAs ns 4 . Al. - go,
Corner RTO0dtc0u and Ann str,ef-

Under the Management orMr. p T. barnum
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEFK Com
~ %s as ModId,y Mash HARRINGIoN he
GlaM VIII p.rorned before crowds this ely
~ 1895 ore hundred and sixty five eonseeuys highs is en-
;ssssr who ps1fp maaees ,tonish al
or DUBLIN vii po:iisely he removed after 81 ParicL;s
Day, the iJ!h Of M rch FALLS OF NIAGARA with rel
"A rETs aE6 GE9EIo thu ts,.tis dancer ALBNO
ma and sootoo snrosities splendid day performance
taxes p ace every ednetday and Saturnav afternoon
Admlttahce to the whole 25 cents children half vrice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14

T'HEATRE-A CARD-Mr. WHEATLEY,S BENE.
=, FIr-Mr. WHEATLEY yesescifuily announces to
his friends and III. public that his benefit vii take place on
evening NEXT Mreh 10, which occasion will
sEv'lyni Mr.. wh,atlsy sI John. Mr. Chippinaale.
Clare, Miss CushmaS,
Afsr which
THE BOARDING. SCHOOL.
Mrs Grodsnap Mrs Wheatley Miss B,gEs Mry. Vernon.
Miss Blythe Mrs Knight Miss Trte. Miss g. Cvshuna an
James, Mr.. Wilfiams
To Concade with The first act Of CHARLES o'MALLEY.
Mike Flee, Mr.. Mossoo
IVONCEkI-Mr SHAW has the honor inform the Ladies
~ aud Gentlemen New York that hss Concert will
take place on Wednesday, evening lsh instant the Hall Of
the Society Library. Broadway, opposite the Athpxum,
whex his dauahters MANY aud RosHA will have the honor
Of appearing in seIectisn Of Boz and Duets
perform Solo Doors open At and the Concert to
door Only the evening Of tn. Concert For particulars
small hins. mig ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
MNASIUM.
PISTOL & ALLERY !.

NJ sY h At ss rs T. H S s:' s
BrSadway and il q. sgt,On q visitor.
Tas sl IN. Of .ss complete
Se s1m. $sass"s sSss sss az ..a evening,
DAGUERREOTYPE-AaD syselrcOtpys spssrssss co.
- l S,' sr: ."s FL Fate, Pattern
& S S:i:: J HSss;iI: q :i & Soda
:Ss
5.
street, emit ance IN Dover street
they pschs:s BAKERS have put up tsir WIN
for % who are pS % 81 IT, III: :.a,
hs.e CONGREGATION. for eustomers M l2t. lwd eodtw
an; 3::s ::f;
hs. also .a sS.s sh:. M B.s: Sal
Tin Pig Lead Old Co. per- Brass and Composition Q. accom-
GHGps rs
c1 enabled
Lriess. 70 .g hs .s: MusLIN l RE kANEs
Is5 =,
a:i e Wool Dysd BLACK and Blue clcsh:,
Ti % ~s to favor him with call "a 5sis; iei
CAUTIONIhs Of Iron Safes ia the furnace At
% Ss %f r %s:r f:s 81:
its during intense heat OF eight hours
while the ther destroy in the heat in about
caused makers and vendors make and
" spurisus article, calling them Sslsb ander Safes. The
SS
which az; only be obtained s. Agent ii Wss
| - EW YORK eALRED MUSIC eUL1ETY-Handeif
~ and Osioro Of the Messiah will be performed BY thin
Socey Tuesday Evening, March 18Th, 1t the Broadway
| tabernacle.
ss:sSn AsS
MADAME 81 hrZain. frat appearance. in an Oratorio in t
couetry With fu Orchs sra- CouductorMr U. {. Hill
osganst-Mr p Harrsou See fscg.nn
Newman corner e. ultoa and Nassau sts Ray nor II
Bowery; HaIe's News Room Wall 81; J. A. 0paTks Seere
tarv. Ill MAJ st. and al the door.
Performance commence precisely at half past ocoek
mia Ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
A BAR, ROOM

ND two adj lining Rooms; also. K.tch,n to Let in
"A eligbie situation, the brick building Isl West
Roadway Of Wsker known the Madison House
he LOG ton - very able the roems airy and pleasant
The Madison House being long known for lis respscah
good chance presents to any wshigt coetnue the
A NNTHER 1HANp HAL I OF THE H., EKANKFIN
SALOON, BROADWAY-This Socisty will hold a mcet.
ing at the Apollo Saloon. his Evening at O'Clock
Adcressda may be expected from Horace lreev, John
Loans. and ohst. Several Temperance Oaes aud Songs
will be sung by a select choir.
Pr,nte Pubishers andIths public generally. invited to
Seats will be reserved for Lades.l mia
A andrews COMBfN NATION LOlK-Ihs su6,o Zoe r.
"A examined Lock Of The above patent and being fully as
octed and unlocked both before and aer il on the
chest with the full key and combinstion made up by one
81 Said chest seut to the Howard Hotel corner
Broadway and Maiden lane Tuesday evening 9Th
offered TO e. Jones to experiment End und the
lowing clause If his Of the 4h Cou
sse. Of the r key any person b.nE instructed
ton that the agents Of the American Bank Lock Company
Tne sight Of Sc fa, hey YVES offered H. Jones in the
hands Of chairm.a Of committee and a'o he c. Jones
TO be allowed to lock and unlock the lock The
andre oml naticn Locks cnsd unless he could
the full key in his possession TO take
Of the bits and two weeks time his
Il ml.o admitted that the lock which he brought TO The
Howard Hotel wooden h.s had bern his
three months which lock he dsll ed allowing commit
examine before trial.
New York. March eth, lsk2.
hgned, N. g. OGDEN,
" Rapk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14

as fyH No ", If sics III; 80 80; @
The sbseriSsrs purpose dspet.hnga Ship pupctuay or
Goods sent to the serbess Tor rwa aus vii be dpa'
fr.e OF other the charges actually incur red upp
,hsm The Ships very comfortable cabin s<comncds
BOYD L HINCKgH, Agents.
- Toutine buadinx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
BOOKKEEPING.

CONTINUES opsn from "A. NJ IN Pm. The Of u-
strucon pursued BY Mr. Marsh thorough OF prse-
tier.
with terms and and outline Of may
be mad at the roosas. mI4 9tis,
SPANtSH LANGUA0E--Mr. X. @ AkBAfO, Professor
> Of the Spanish in the University Of New York
the insm the that ne has reformed from
Cuba wk he went his bad health and ready
his pspIs and those Of Mr. LaDeza his
M q win b.gn evening class for beginners next wee
sd Ladies the morning in The sernoon and
hooee that bsore day, those who wish nivs
,ssusge will call h No. 50 Chambers stree oppo
site the Park.
Mr. O. will attend also to the Schools Aesden res private
Lessons and Translssi.us a. usual. miac
PILLS OF ExCHAN0R-Qa al part. Of EugIand. ireland
Anount--for sale IL g. !. SYLVESTERS,
mig AWau st and Is BfoaawsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14

Ds sra-I herewith .end list arrival. AID saiIar,
Of ucrcan vc<sels at this The 1tk
Arrived Jan IT, ship Nile, Qunby. Dn Havrs put in vipS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14

oyFulton IT, nett door 10 tee uiton Ds.,i
NB-Tke North America will sail from Liverpool ~ w.
nth OF May Persons sepdns for their r,ss en- H. az
brought out in ner or "a aay Of The shgs eompR nc o
inc u ling frou there punetualy on the 7th and isn
month. For passage aHly 10 me "pse" ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
DRS. SARGEANT AND
MALL.ESON

DHYsCIANs and Surgeons from London and Paris
attendance throu yhcut the day at their once
suited with the setest eos6asses In all esses Of either
Drs ssrgsant Nses have hAA mos, srteusve oppor
tupies obtaining end pese,Ia thorough and practical
several years. both in Engapd and france we tbs
,, N n"don snd PR. sa;sd ~ S,si ~ yh S,ln
under Sir Berjmln Brcds and the frat physicians in Eng
land
NIB select assortment Of perfumery, and the most sp
proved patent medicines milo In.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14

goods Tor The spring Trsdss sssstssps o. Brws,h
Three Ply, supernne ine comne9, hall snt stsr capns
20 feet in width ccnsong the latest and most M
atterrs and eoors tss market snorss' w"'en h'' 0 WV
on ,Iic AZ the Invest I" Cash Prices Al, . ,,...a
Wishing to purchase would do we'll to call and ss
ANNE oor'foek pre'iWSnE: al MANNING. asa Pearls
,,,. "a Carpet from Chatham.
T.. II Sv,,,n Esrore rrots Of the Of
NJ ia ;ts highest branches gives sns,rue on' W y, n
n.n. ~ ~ ne OF Inc straight crooked and Turkish
pd,~ knife Musket and Bayonst, staff and every
-pdes OF ~e;pcns ,-. =. 90. p..-, ..---. ~,,,--.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14

TO CAKPENTEKS, BUILDERS, DC.
Just fuBLisHEDCIhs Moesrn .Bgids,. GUIDE. con
(Mmard Lesver Arehitcs) This wcrk should be in the
hands Of every builder In the country II contains IN ceu
here.ofor. been but inpereey aotee in oIher works ~
publication been ended With great hand
somsiy bound in qusto, and rspctinly offered TO the
public, wholesale and RETAIL BY the eb,sher
Architect Portrait and Gard Engrayer,
Ieo Broadway, third rory.
For few Oil Stones suitable for Epgravers D.nti to-
lee. Re MIL I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09
MEXICO AND TEXAS.

There seems to be no sort Of reason TO apprchend thai
either OF these States Will be able Tor some time al
least to disturb seriously the peace Of the other Tn,
Lreat htrisioR has turned to he merely flash in
the pan 70 alarm Texas. no has been much scared
than hurt. Except the loss of 'household ,and
kitchen furniture" few pounds Of meat and fttlt
flour, and mayhap measure SO Of meal. Texas has
sustained 10 damage In revenge she has hung up two
aeNlcan spies who were accused Of HAVING participated
IN some aci OF outrage upon party of Texans. These
the results Of the invasion.
The Diro de Ia ild5d1a of a late date. has extracts
from Mexican papers. from which it APPEARS that the
descent made by General Arsta had merely for It's ob
5ect to ascertain the Of defence which Texas was
Possessed Of. Now" they exclaim. 1--WE know that
nothing can be easier than conquer Texas despite the
sympathies Of her friends in New Orleans"
The New Orleans Bee, noticing the latest news from
Texas, says:
eve infer from what gather from the news as
well through the press as from private Sources that Mr.
Houston Gas Santa Ana designates his Excellency) is
mot In high favor with the people of Texas and that
the brandy bottle has well nigh used up the faculties To-
comove and reflective, Of the hero of San .acnto-So
much the worse for Texas. The volunteers under
Gen. Bnrleson refused to obey the orders of Gen.
Bonneville, no had been ordered by the President To
take command OF the forces. They had no confidence
D lac Chief Magistrate, nor in any appointed by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09

him. rhs President stems 10 cherish mortal enmily
Ia the most prominent men in 1cXas-henco the conu-
sion and failure of the expedition which it expected
woud cross the Rio orandea
This is indeed. bad account for the po,alg he
prIiir II the President has taken In the ..bnndy
bottle" he will hardly live 10 'rcvc IN the halls 1t The
Noniczumas.'
Let US furn from Texas whose energies thus re
presented To be raralyznd by 'Acuhul. the temper
ance folks say. 10 Mexico, enechlod and distracted by
internal disc0rd. The Peaynne has translation nom
the Nineteenth Century. paper printed n Men a.
in iucaun, which paints gloomy picture u MeA'co' Il
says;
"'rhc national compact isdssovcdt no longer exists.
and its ropencraiar IS IN the mas daisn and onhaf
rassinr plight Gen. Paroles IS the masi powerful an
tari,ns n Santa Ana. Santa Ana has lest tic election
IN lhe DEPARTMENTS Of Mexico. Guanauto. San LUIS.
a-nasca enlas Sonora, Naadolid and ,Ialsco these
slscs viii the exception oiiho first, all act IN concert
with Gcl Parcdcs who commands the forces IN tic las
mentioned State; in that Of Mexico. ID Juan }. IN
adc is IN command. and the Generals 6uliiorior, Va
ndo Iayera. and another mol rccoleced, command IN
the rcsi
"parclrs Is in favor Of the rccs'adishmont Of tie
Federal institutions which Santa Ana Is opposed h.
party augmented in numbers by the parzaus Of BUS
amonie ard the clergy by whom he Is drsplsod, IN con
sequence II ms attempts saePtlliousy 10 possess nm
sofoi Their property IN "nioH man.
.'rhr Goycrnmcnt authorised Paroles rsisr IN the
States before mentioned n limited military iarce bu
tins General abusing that authority. aud exceeding lbs
orders raised aud eollscdto the enormous number oi
nm "'n' W" ~, ~ ne, - 49,, H. To-
''""' - nv - ''I' - i' - -, H. - I.,
'''r ~ 'a' r. '' " .t;
h,Pl''"' 'a "a -, y -, - - pa'i
N"i' VI w. ~. ~ -, H. f,., - ,I,, ~
, nus f3t9 ''f.1's ,n va @
"'H'y' nm ~, ~ ~ ~ aj ,t,d N
y ,i'. - i',' I'll aal ~ ,as.f ,lc a.l,,,c,,
~ 'n'', ,'I ,..,'3 .r. oq,rl,J h.
10" rs sa9' as - 'R' - ~ 20. f:
Cups W "'''''5' - r. - - -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09
srItNG

SFHtNNs-h y +. WILLIE
The Spring is lefe-thc delicate. footed May,
With its slight fi GER full of leaves and flowers
And with II comes thirst 10 be away,
Wasting in weed paths its tolupiuous hours
A feeling that Is like a sense of wings,
Restless ,osoar above thcao perishag things
We pas. ont from the city, ic,ori.h hum,
To find roircshment in the silent woods,
And nature, tina, is beautiful and dumb,
Like cool sleep upon the pulses broeds.
Yet, even ihcrr, restless thought III steal.
70 teach The indoeni heart il still must feel
Strange tina, the audible stiffness 81 the noon,
The waters tripping with their silver feet,
The turning to the light Of leaves in June,
And the light Whisper as Their edges meet
Strange they I'll not, with their Tranquil 'ono
The spirit walking in their midst alanc.
There no eol'ealment in world Ike Ibis,
Save in forgetting the immortal dream,
We may not gaze upon the stars of blis-.
That through the elond-rifi- radranty stream
Drd-lilc the pfsoned soul will liz itsc,o
AMI sins till it i. hooded from The sly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09

EW0TSANIS both Young and old lat especially mohen
aud infants, Every year consigned TO the tomb b!
the above stubborn diseases. The misunderstanding and Is
noranee 81 most PA 'i~ing physicians in regard To this d.,
ease, and the consequent uncertainty 81 cure from their
senpons, subject OF common remark among all thcs
who have suffered from the disease, who have witnessed
the srlerings of others.
1t, therefore gives much pleasure to be able to offer 10
this class of sufferers remedy; Which has NEVER
FAILED in single instance, in the most aggravated al
this disease whr'c the mother and child have bees
covered externally with eaner the whole bod'
well as internally
Many the have witnessed performed by these
medicines, in the stages OF 81
where the patient had been gives j.
yer by a number of thr inost talented physicians. y
We prescl this compound thus confidently, because
know ii is only to be tested to be appreciated.
For sale BY BlNkLE s RUMBOCGH
oct. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09

When the Executive requires troops IN the field. IN
der The sanction OF the constitution and laws. lac Will
call upon tho people of Texas nation, aud the o5-
pct for which they VIII be called Will he natonal
will nat incur The cpthe of marauders; TO which our
enemies alone arc entitled. The means iobc employed
must clmpbrt will the dignity ofonr cause. and our ac
llons nsl be saeb vii elicit tie admiration and
insure the appreciation ct the world.
Thus I'm the eoursc e Texas las been which has
left no upon her national csculehcon II our enc
mics degrade themselves by acts Of nhumanty. cruelty
and oppression let exhibit the beautiful contrast Of
mercy magHannity & justice. fthey conduct the var
by adiGce. dupley aud meaHness, Me will meet them
with lrankncss. boldncss and chlsary The Mexican
doao should be admonishtd by the truth. that have
sprung iroin race who since thcr landing at james
town and on the Rock u Plymouth have never quallfd
before ptiyatons, been appalled, by dangers. Our
march to greatness cannot he Impeded Tie puny Il
ftts Of Mexico viii BE- harmless. Oar trump viii le
that Of reason. intelligence and civil liberty We mnsl
sustain past character. maintain The present, and Il
ustraie the future; aud while commencing ourselves 10
the appreciation of men. let course be alaay7 such
rs Ia merit tic wlso direction Of the G,d Of Eatiles.
who Pnllelh down and buildoth up Nations.
SAM. IIOI STON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09
EI3a2HOfe GN6aH for safe
AZ AUCTION,


N SllF. undersigned. WILL on Thursday the 10Th day
a OF May ncNt, at Patrick Cohpusc sell al auction,
on credit o D. II and 3 months (he purchaser pay
in hand TOPPER cent. on his purcha~e) $500 Acres
OF Land, part ola Tract Of l3,te2 arrcs. lying on
Dan River, in the county of Patrick. below the Biz
Meadows Of Dan. nav owned by - Ianghornc OF
Lynchburg, nearly ROUTE all Of which is enough t5r
convenient cultivation, and Is well calculated for stock
farms.
Also, separated TRACT OF 10 ACRES, ad.
joining the Lands OF Langhorne, Immediately south and
east Of the Biz Meadows. This Tract is remarkably
well calculated for stock Farms, very large quantity
of which being well adapted ot the growth Of Timothy
and other Grasses.
The undersigned would here caution that part OF the
public who have not these Lands against the idea
which may be entertained by some, that they Noun
tain Lands and Of but small value, TIE contrary bong
the case.
Plas of the Lands will lie exhibited on the day Of
sale
The purchasers wb- required to give bond with good
personal security. ELI PlllEGAR.
J. \. ZF.STMfA Err,
Agents and Attorneys in fact for the heirs of Col.
Jacob Helms. decd.
p S.-Ary person wishing to examine these Lands.
will apply Eli Pheear at Chrstiansburg, or John n
Zenunoyer at Floyd Courthouse.
March - wt2 May
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09

NlRGlNiA:-At Court held for Bedford County
the 30th day OF March I. 1912
On the motion of job Sharp and Joseph Bavnc and
wiie Iogatees of George Dooley deceased it is ordered
that all persons having claims against the estate of the
said George D'olcy deceased. d. exhibit the same for
settlement to " tlilam Il D'oley and John Sharp. EN
ccutors ofsaid George Dooley. within six months from
this day and that copy OF this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in the town of lynchhurg for
eight weeks successfully and posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse of this county two successive court
DAYS. ACopy-Teste
RO. {. MITCHELL. Enc
ArMI Sw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09
o.. "a.

VA T. have been nj great expense. and loss Of time
w preparing to Dot 81 f. REFINE OUR BAR
IRON. We now i'll fun operation and have the
satisfaction to say 10 customers aud the public GENE
rally. that have tested it well. and feel safe In say
my is tho hest ever made in this country. 1t is both
tough and firm. We are well convinced Of the a
boVe assertion that we feel equally safe in waraniine
every BAR 10 be GOOD.
JORDANS < IRVINE.
Rochbrdse, April Il. 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09
IN TIE uSITrDgrATEs COURT.

~ lie l. NJ 4 Az = \ ! I.o lot IL.
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
Arair. l2h. 1872
uOHN w. DUDLEY Of the town Of lynchbnrg
- having filed petition praying that he may be de
clared bankrupt II is ardcred that all persons claim
ing 10 be creditors of the said John W. Dudley show
cause o this court the 9th day Of May next, why
the said John W Dudley be nj declared bankrupt
pursuant the act of Congress IN that behalf aud that
copy of this order be published in the newspapers, &C
cordIng To the I'd and 9Th rules Of Court.
\ Copy-Tcsie.
JOSEPliF. BA1'TLEY, Dep. Clk.
April II WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09

IN TIE T. NITfD STATES cot RI,
For the Eastern District Of Irsinia.
Arm. II, lsi2.
EgENRY LATHAM, of the town Of Iynchhnrg,
4 having filed petition, praying thai he may he
declared bankrupt II is ordered that all persons claim
no 10 be creditors of the said Henry Latham show cause
to the court the 18th day Of May next. why the SAID
llcary Latham be not declared bankrupt, pursuant 10
the a,i Of Congress in that behalf and that copy Of this
order he published in the newspapers according 10 the
I'd aud 2ith rules ofconri.
\ Cory-'rcstc.
Henry GIBSON, Clk.
April II ~1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09
CASH Ead,ag agsEDgIs.

4 WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
Ileea delivered nj the Market House,
The subscriber will also receive them tn he tanned oil
'hacs and the work to he done by responsible tan
any in the State. aad delivered at the Market
House when tanned. WM l.. FAIR.
Dec u "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Desirable Family Residence.
For Safe

i WISH sell or lease, my HOUSE AND Lot.
al present occupied by my self situated on the hill
near the Court House The House is of brick, contain
lns large and spacious rooms above, with two in the
basement STORY. all elegantly and neatly fitted up in the
best manner for comfortable tamily residence Good
Yard. Garden and Out Houses The property will b.,
sold iar moderate price and unusually accomnola
ting terms. Formricuars. apply to Cob Charles Phelps
f.. :. CABEIL.
April p Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09

VALUABLE EAND E0as SALE.

"a e.e r EDsIAi En- q AZ E'yas - y s-bs.
FHSllE undersigned are authorized and empowered by
d the heirs Of Col Jacob Helms, decd. to sell
n l. l. + n + l. n " d S
belonging TO the estate Of said Helms not heretofore dis
posed Of. consisting Of number Of Tracts containing
from 100 10 800 acres. lying in different parts Of The
c,any Of Floyd, composing aggregate Of not less
thun
1 z, O @ q a c = d,
mn,h of which is first rate Farming Land. and has at
taehed TO it large bodies the best quality of Meade.
Land Many of SAID Tracts may be made fine and
profitable stock Farms. for the Lands Of M county are
better adapted to the culture oil grass. than the Lands of
Floyd. aad no climate favorable 10 the growth Of
cattle, sheep and hogs, than that of Western Virginia.
Most these Lands waierod by fine Springs and
never failing streams of water. These Lands will be
sold reasonable terms and upon such credits nay
suit the convenience of purchasers Persons wishing
purchase will apply Eli Phleglr at Chrstiansburg,
orJ. \. Ientncyer at Floyd {. II.
ELI Plfff.GAR.
J. y. ZENIAlE.A Err
March . Wsw