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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

KlBD O.v'S, HITS. HO.S.cE rs and
(.4EsS.
DLAIN, colorcd and black 'raf and Satin Ribbons
] from to l6
Splendid Chcne and other bonnet Ribbons
Black Love and Grape do
Super Silk and Beaver Hats. beautiful shape
do black and drab broad brm Russia Hats
r florence Braid Bonnets, styles and very fine
Hoods and Fancy Bonncts. cheap
Fur. Cloth. Hair. and Celett Caps
These Goods will be sold very low regardless of cost
and bought expressly to be sold by
HUNT & WARD
New 10
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The Mechanics Savings Ban,,.

FHNlIS INSTITUTION will receive on deposit all
sums of money current in Virginia, II not less In
mount than five dollars. and will issue certificates therefor
signed by the President Treasurer and Secretary bind
my fully all the Stock Funds and Property of the In
slliutlon for the payment thereof, when demanded upon
ten days notice. with interest thereon from the date there
Of at the rate Of three per centum per anun for such
may be demanded within four months and four per cen
tum per annum upon such shall have remained four
and not eafeeding months and five per centum per
annum for a longer period than six months
AMMON HANCOCK, President
PAUL c. BOWLES Secretary,
HENRY b. RICHARDS, Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
JONI c. SH,cELEroEp, CHARLES PHEirs,
AUG. LErTwIcH, JoHs II. Tyre
Dawn F. REESE, SANI w SHELTON,
PLEAs,Ar LABBY, joins KIssiER
Nov. % ifm-wtgN
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Low Prices for Cash.

w HAVE on hand good stock of GROCE.-
W RlES, which we are csolvod,osell low frCASlI
hose wishing to purchase will find it to their Interest,"
to give us call before they buv
GANNAWAY s. MOORMAN
January 10
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Valuable Real state nj AUCtiOn.

accordance with the provisions Of a doed Of trust
Il executed to the subscriber, by George Burks o.
bearing date on the Sd day of October S40, and oil Re
cora IN the Clerks Office Of Amherst county Court 'p
certain purposes therein expressed, will be exposed
sale at public anction the premises, to the hgnes
bidder for cash, the Sd day of February next It iaI
II not. on the next fair day thereafter Sundays exceP
ed) all the right, tcand interest of George Burhs, d.
IN and to the tract of LAND whercon the said Ieorss
burks. o., now resides, containing
:sO3 Acres,
nore or less lying and being the county of Amherst
and bounded by the lands of Hazel Williams and others
ALSO, the following personal property, to wit
negro man Slave, named Abram three Horses ten head
at Cattle twen'yone head of Hogs all the Plantation
Utensils household and Kitchen Furniture he u
tie to the above property is believed TO be unquosonao
cool but acting trustee shall convey such title ons
as Is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
CiIANPE CARTER, Trdstee.
Jan. 2 vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

VIRGINIA, TO wit AT rules holden in the Clerk, Or
of the county court Of Charlotte the It'll day Of Docsn
Der, 1911
Jordan ". Bea,ley, guardian OF Mary Jane Bea.lcv
Plaintiff,
against
Mary Jane Beasley infant under the age of an. ,,1
twenty wears by John Booker assigned her guardian for ,h
special purpose Of defending this suit, Als,y High ,ns
others, U,Ieni,,,.
IL CHANcERr
The defendant Alsey b. High, not having entered hi, an
pearance according toyhe OF Assembly tho r,.. =,
this court and appearing by satisfactory eyidenc. that h, IA
not inhabtant OF this Commonwealth, it is tin, ,L
said defendant do appear before the justices of the said our
at the courthouse Of the said county, the first MONDAY in
February next and enter his appearance and answer IN,
plaintiff bill and that copy Of this order be inserted in
newspaper published in the Iynchburr ftvo
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front Of tn. court
house of said county A Copy-Teste,
WlNSLOW ROBINSON C.
Dec ~ WIN
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PAlsl;lk! lBApElS,,


HAVE In Store general assortment Of Paper, con
1 ssting of
Plain and Ruled Cap
Plain and Ruled Letter.
Also 300 realms Wrapping paper
bhyers would do we'll to give call before buylp
elsewhere e pJJEI pS
Nov Is y,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

VARIETIES.
SIIOVEL and longs at all prices
~ Brass and common And Irons
Brass and common Tenders
Coal Skuttlcs and Sitlers
Spit Boxes, brass and common,
Walters of all sizes and qualities,
Candlcscks, plated and BRASS
SHUTTERS, plated. brass and steel,
Brass and .Jamnned Lamps
Ladies' Dressing Boxes
Sugar Boxes and Tea Cadics
For sale very low, by
H. b. RICHARDS.
Dec. 6 t.
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VIZ. william Prasher:

VIZ. william PrHiher:
StR: YOU will please take notice. that on 'rueStx
y the END day Of February. 1912, shall at Flow
Courthouse, proceed 10 and continue from day to d..
until completed, to take the Dispositions of Hendrct
Sntphn and others To be read as evidence in a cer.,.
suit, pending and undecided the Chancery cid.
of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanco,,
held f)r the County of Floyd. in which am PLAINTIFF
and you and uthers are Defendants.
SOLOMON IIARMAS
jan 10 wiw
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silks. NOuscIin dc Lainrs, &c.

SPIENDlD Fall and Winter pattern Chenc Silks
- Splendid figured and plain black, blue black and
cold do
Splendid embroidered PLAIN and figured De LANES
Splendid PLAIN Grape DE LANES
Super black Cball, and Bombazines
Arc offered for sale cheap by
HUNT s WARD.
Nov. 1 Is
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stocks, Collars, HOs0ssss, n

Stocks, Collars, H0s0ssss, sc.
DIAM and bowed Satin Stocks
do do Boubazinc do
do do Nerlno do black and fancy
splendid Chene Stocks and Scaris
Black Italian and caourcd and figured Silk Cpvats
4 lsrgr lot Linen Collars, and l5osonIs
Which VIC are determined To soil
HUNT s. WARD
Nov. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

in love" tina, frs, drove hin
zine Of Bacchus for snccur aud relief; bu, ait
,,,;,,,v h, HE United ,.,,nl. l,r vc,,S and Sr
H.. r. a..
-.
:"
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vel.
Twas a. the hour Of love we met,
The golden sun IN glory SET,
Had usherod IN n'eeVcni
The conscious STAR, 70 watch e"f s'V',
Looked down from 'heif so'oss ABOVE
lake areei eses ~ he'Ne''
Ann ~ Al sae e'h'e '''s "' INV "''s'
ne m's' ,ees' u sae'o'"r NV" 's.'' O sV''
", 'hs' esefha' hepf " ine
rroueh' mofe s'a' 'en "''''
IMAM ever 70 me '"H'
u hronsh' dagger v" 't ,'h'
heo nae 'h' ''s' o Il, t''sa ''"''
was VIC si'eH' s"'"
w asSfr> g"Ht Wv h'Tc @D' npssf''
ana "a % i"s"fe f'P''fss '"'"
h' nan nov ieu i''e 'uh'''o''
who h''h ROT e'"'o az "@h'' 'ee',
Ana owned h'i h~> confirm
trcs thefe NfsfeA "he 'oofhs y 'Se
To- eesu's ohsrins' TO ''o MN he,
We hath no Pee's'o'l,
VT IN s"p's s'ssa'r ecu
h'd hum aesfred WIN esrnon' oNeh
IN NAV ''d "'rn' hour We met
Ina f'''S "fr' ca" h'se''
Had rs ina e''p hT M
KNOW NJ Nhf fHeTs wa SMILE
That pi'T's sf''n my cheek the Whit
Yet ke"asst agsnF
DID m. ~s'se@, sal IN glecm enshrossf,
Twas lac the sunlight o'si ths cloud
She SAT "a siionse I'D That ora
fgassd VII ~ y ss-hsh ncon,
sop'serhn Sas hr sPri
That i,rgo, that ~s -ts' part.
rorgss ID. dss-r-f IN s'r hcsrt.
Forrot the WE'D Farewell
rh that L-~n ~ord that rem, in tw.ie
Heart tina, hsre never met sssin.
frryit''efc Vie "a, IN beauty dressed.
40 plsin- nsat, lac beings blrs.,<s
In h,,sen's b,sh hall aho,e
snss,Tfs. ker, Aisi hhi in'm ,s--
Her frD'is hosen, ~srn and ,ru.-
yc sc er Mas 10 lc@e,
Zen ncw riat g-rass'n' srrs 80
d all ~ -tsse; simplicity
Few words the beanteous- irl cttIid. sss-
BIER rsa't4tng 'erSn. refused the t,.k.
Watched the gla'"rr's tsar,
~ do-n hsr r'.f ch.'h x relied.
And Of dc hearts deep anguish told
Of sgnnr sanccrci
That Dwight teal 90 h-f sy"-s4ds hnnf
Like dew drop on the rose leaf yonng.
q tai one tar could rev v..sl
OF what he, gentle sal might ker
Th,n ia,,g,ng, can impar,,
n wa. IA, messenger. the soul
Had SCH, +, tell ~ lo~sS oortrox
Within the generous heart.
rwr. ,Ls ,s,Nman Of teeliny,
ps might ADD aaale,,, revealing
on. ,ica hr,He from nv bursting h,sr.
T'ha, all rvresslsa heart unhle.,,
a soul " m sorron cic,.a,
1ba,,,la q pleasure, ZONE l,r,vu
or mar, y,.,, than n.vy,.
r.,h,r. can he sr,ox.a
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AL. an it, ,nrc,+,;, .Lo,,
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Sin, ls.l... In IN, w,x,
And - !, TIN. world g., b., n.,,,
p.y,sa. and OH In las, forever,
am the child Of wayward fate,
never loved thing Of late
But Ss.sffeantnrn, brought
A cruel hight-my hoscm wrnng
With los. Of that SANE thing hung
Upon ~ilh pleasing thought,
Tnevsr knslt Ia aesst, b'ss,
But it LEI, anguish IN my hfes-t
Nv susil . sickness came before
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
.ID.NIV'xSTH.ITOR'S S.ILE.


WILL BE SOLD, a, tho Red House, in the Coun-
W ~ Of Charlotte, on the 9Th day OF February
ii fair day, II not the first fair day, thcrcaerall
the Personal Estate of the late Thomas w Harvey
deceased, namely Household and Kitchen Furniture
stock of Horses, Cattle and Hogs; Farming Tools Corn
Oats, Hay. &C.; a large supply Of Bacon, Lard, &c;
and every other necessary for the Of the tavern;
Liquors, Wines. Sc. well laid in and in good
dition. TrRMs-for all sums Of five dollars and un-
der. cash. for sums five dollars, credit will be CIV
I'LL the LIST day OF August next, the purchasers giving
bond with approved securities.
There will also be sold, the same place and time
lot of very likely YOU &c ROE $ .
The purchasers will be required give negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed.
Also, tho sth February next. the premises that
well known r Il J. f. " $ + a " ID , in
Charlotte county,
TEE T. RED MOUS Sc.
1t includes all the possessions the north side Of the
Prince Edward and Campbell Court House Road, in
Guiding tho Red House Tavern, improved and enlarged
IN manner to promote both the comfort and
oi tho traveller including also, all necessary Out IIous
es large and beautiful Garden, convenient and rood
Brick Store and Lumber House; Blacksmths Shop, a
Carriage Shop, neat Taor's Shop, Ice House a
Carriage House. &c. There in the above tract
bout $50 Acres. well watered, and the mos, of
which is good Wood Land.
The stand for the Tavern and also the stand for Mcr
camille transactions regarded by all to be amongst the
most healthy. beautiful and profitable situations in Vir
glnia and the Tavern stand amongst the best in the
United States. All the buildings new and in first
rate repair. neatly and taslcully arranged. Terms
One fourth Of the purchase money will be required on
the 2lth day of December next-the remainder in equal
annual lns,alments.
CHARLES c. HARVEY, Administrator of
Thomas w. Harvey deceased.
The Richmond country Wing and Enquirer will please
To publish the above till the day of sale and forward their
accounts to this Office for collection
Jan. 10 tSF
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FOR SALE.

HAVE for sale 2 LIKELY YOUNG; .rEGR o
MEN Bargains to be had by carly application to
- c. PHELPS
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hcssrs' dohn ". scott and jacob k.,n
Executors OF Geo. kerms, dccen..s

sAccc"'ors OF Geo. kerns, dccensea
A you are no, Residents a Virginia. take motto
tha' ! shall on the twenty seseptl, day OF Fehn,
AIRY, i y. in the house Of John H. Eaton. in C.,,",
sullivan county and State of Indiana take the dep,;,;.
OF John Boyle 10 be read evidence on the trial Of NJ
Minor Injunction against YOU. now depen,lin, in =,
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry Of R.a
ford County. Va, In my name administrator, Il, -.
MOI, Of said Wm Minor deceased bu, was o,;,;D o'
granted by Bedford County Court And il. fn,n IN.
cause said deposition should not be taken ON said o,,i
OF February 1872. it will be taken at the same lac.
the next day TO wit the 2sh day of February la,n
Your ubcdicnt Servant &c. 1870
WM. SIIRFN SBI RN late sheriff.,
Bedford County, and as such administrator de bons No.
Of W iIllam Minor deceased. '
Jan. 10 win
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
10y virtue oftwo deeds Of trust, executed TO the sub
- scrber by John Wills; bearing date the ai day
OF May, 1910, the other the 2d day of October 1889
both OF which are duly recorded in the Clerks office Of
the county Of Nelson, shall proceed TO sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, Friday the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, lS42, On the premises, the following
A1ogA TRACTS OF LAND, AxEA.
to wit: $
wv tract, containing FIVE &FW
A HUNDRED AND TWEEN -
TY-FINE ACRES, be the same more or less being
the same land on which the said Wills now resides "
ing both sides OF Fuckers Run, (and about two miles
from the town of loyingson, bounded by the lands of
Abram Seay. Sr., Robert l. kincaid and others Also
other tract parcel of LAND containing 81 acres
less, adjoining the land OF the estate Of Lawrence
Wills and others. Also, other TRACT OF LAND,
containing 100 ACRES, more or less, adjoining the
land Of the aforesaid persons and others. All Of which
said Tracts parcels of Land adjoining and congu-
to each other Also, other Tract or parcel OF
LAND, containing 46 ACRES, Adjoining the Tracts be
fore described all of which said Tracts of Land were
conveyed To the subscribers by the deeds afo said for
certain purposes therein specified Thcte to the aiore
said Lands is believed To be good hut acting as trustee
shall convey such title only is vested in by vir
| tue Of said deeds.
particular description of the aforesaid Lands is
deemed unnecessary Suffice it To say that the larger
Tract there is comfortable DWELLING and.all ne
cessary out Houses. The soil is productive well adap
ted to the culture of Corn Wheat and Tobacco and NAV
he easily improved Those wishing to purchase valua-
Bile real estate are invited To attend
HIRAM w. DAWSON Trustee
Jan. II wtlsF
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prcurl,. and CuItiyalsrs. +:

gU1lf subscriber Is Agent tor the sale OF the justly
celebrated PIOlGliS manuiactsse! BY Rugle.
Sour.e L. Nassn, Of Worcester, Massachusetts. These
ploughs have been in,mlnccd with great snccc~s into
Virginia and North Carolina. Arrangements are beng
made To- keep in Iynchbug full assortment Of the fl
LA.
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330ctteal.

The following lines were written BY M'liord barr
who has been reclaimed and reformed by the Wxshingto
Temperance Society of Baltimore. These versus ha''
. melancholy interest when VIC remember that II ~s'
disappointment in love- that frs, druvc him to thu
shrine OF Bacchus for aud relief bu, after wor
shipping in his polluted temple Tor ycars and finding NJ
comfort h. resolved to abandon the altar cf the rcd
and reeng god and seek refuge in the beautiful temple
Of Temperance. where Peace snd Plenty and Order
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FOR RENT,

ROOM over our Store. Possession given immcdi
"A aiely. PAYNE & GREGORY
January 10 rs
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shirts and DrNsrcs.x.

BILLS OF LADING
FER The 's'"ss River q ksnewha Cam,
% ST. n 1T TINS OfrsS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

zen LrsLn CONS, who is a, New Orleans has
written to Washington for permission to proceedto Mex
co ana negotiate Tor the liberation OF our citizens cap,u
his son. ~
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30
PhiladeLph.a, November 20.

philadelphia, November 20, 1872
FLOUR AND MEAL.-There is no chaa,,
in the price of Flour, but The transactions, OWN,
to the we, weather, have been limited Sale,
of common and fair brands, for shipments.
S4,l2 per bbl A LOT of hf. bbls. at S437 D.,
pair. Sales for city consumption at $i,l2 a
s4,25. Rye Flour-Sales at SO per bb Con
Meal--The price has further declined; sale, 4
1925 per bbl and some st S2,l8 for Penn
Meal. Brandywine is unsettled in PRICE
Penna. hhds are held at SLIPS each.
GRAIN.--There has been fair demand q,
Wheat al the prices current last week, and ii,
sales have been TO a considerable extent al S}
TO Sc cents per bushel, for fair to prime Penn,
red, and 81 for white; Southern at - to -
cents, as in qualify. Rye-A sale Of Southern
at so, and one of Penna. at SO cents Corn
Sales Of round yellow al 48 48 l-2 Cents
fiat at 45, and white al AZ cents; old and new
mixed, al Al 43 centS-new yellow is worth
about 40, and white al 38 SO cents Oats
moderate sales al % % 3 cts. for Southern
CATTLE notwithstanding offer.
ed, and 800 sold, including l27 for New York.
al $3.50 a s5,25 per 100 lbs. Cows and
Calyes-ls7 offered and sales at 81 sl4 for
Dry Cows; $l2 a $50 for Springers, and $40 4
$50 each for Mich Cows. Hogs-0nly 375
were brought in, and all sold at S4 SIS per
100 lbs, as in quality Sheep-Is00 were Of.
fered, and 1900 sold at S / S4 each.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30
Deadly Assault on Judge Jones.

A most bold and outrageous assault was made
about Q o'clock on the morning of the l7th inst
on the dwelling of Judge Jones, Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, whose residence is on the Wis
sahckon Greek, near the Manayunk Rail Road
Bridge. Three burglars effected an entrance
into the house, by resolutely bauering door
down. Hearing the noise of the burglars, the
Judge started from his bed, seized a loaded
whip, and proceeded toward the stairway. He
was there rushed upon by three men in masks
Two armed with clubs, and one bearing mus
ket and light. The Judge struck one of them
to the floor, and was struck himself severely
by one of the ruffians. Then ensued most
terrific encounter in the dark, during which
blows fell, and blood flowed freely, the Judges
lady affording what aid she could by hurting
missiles upon the heads of the robbers. Either
from previous malice (which has not since been
proyed) or unexpected danger, the life of the
Judge was eagerly sought, as, when he FIST
fell, one of the fends cried out-"Now you
have him down! Kill him! kill him" Favor
ed by the darkness, and knowledge of locali-
Ties the Judge escaped with his life and fled for
help, which, the burglars learning, made their
escape wilhou. deing further damage.
On the following day, however, about noon,
when the facts had become known in German
town, Two strangers entered Coxe's tavern, in
that place, where several persons were con-
versing on the subject. Their appearance ex-
cited suspicion, and they were questioned.
They looked as if they had been up all night,
and the show of their persons and clothes
strongly indicated that they had beeu engaged
in some vioIen, encounter in which blood had
been split. In answer TO questions, they be-
irayed so much anxiety and guilt, as 10 deter
mine the citizens on arresting them. They
were conveyed into the Judges presence, and
he a, once identified the one on whom he had
made has mark--a large cash in his head having
been carefully dressed--and several persons
identified both as having with third) inquired
for the Judges residence, the day previous
They called themselves Asworlh and Brough,
and were committed for trial. person be-
ieved to be the third, has since been taken.
Sat Coar
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30
JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN
stroudsburg, November 80, Is42.
To our Patrons.

On next Tuesday week the December Term
of our Courts will begin and continue during The
week, which will afford our subscribers through
out the Country an excellent opportunity OF either
bringing or sending US the amounts which they
owe. We have several times during the past year
called upon our patrons to comply with the terms
of the paper, and pay up their arrearages; but
hitherto few have needed our appeals or paid any
regard to our notices. We are sorry for this, for
we hate few things worse than we do dunntng, and
are determined to do as little of it as possible for
,hc future. In order to carry out our resolution,
we are compelled to make this dun very severe,
and run the risk OF offending some of oW delin-
qucnts. We must have money, and if our sub
scribers do not voluntarily pay US, we viii be
obliged to use means TO compel them TO do So
We therefore give notice that all persons who are
indebted TO for years subscription, or more,
and do not square their accounts before the end OF
next court, will have them placed in the hands Of
a Justice of the Peace, who will not deal leni-
emily. or bear as long with them, as we have. To
such OF our subscribers as have been punctual in
their payments, we return our sincere thanks, and
viii do all in our power TO make the "Jcfferso-
Eila" an agreeable and useful paper
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-30
Silly Romance.

A young woman left her friends in Miners
vile, Pa, few days ago, in male attire, and
came TO this city, on her way, as she has since
stated, to enls, in the Navy. She stopped for
lodgings at the Wilmington House, in Front
street, kept by Mr.. Harper. She was sent 10
lodge in room with several men, rather than
do which she was compelled to acknowledge
her sex to the landlady, who kindly provided
her with proper dress, and continues to take
care OF her, until she can do something more
for herself. The young woman complains Of
unkind and unjust treatment at home.--Ib.