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virginia.:
rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
'ort OF La" and Chancery, for Bedford county, the 9th
day Of December ISL
James II Beard administrator of Daniel McMnen, de-
ceased, Plaintiff,
against
William r. Jones in his right and a. administrator OF
Matthew Nc Mullen, decd Iiey McAullcn, widow OF 10
merit McAlt!en, deceased. Samuel McNulen Daniel DICK
erson and Polly his wife, late Polly McbIuen Chistophet
VIC hnlien faye,te McAuc Isaac Bower and Elizabeth
nus Wife Mary Baber infant child Margaret Baber doc d.
Joh ilcoA and Wary his wife Susan McMullen, MAT
thew Mcsinllcn. jackson McMulen Minerva McMnllen
vane Iilkerso, widow of William kerson deceased fia
Icy he; and Mary his wife late Mary McA1ulIen iiesf
Ne Mullen, John H. Wilcox and Mary his wife, Leitwen
fdd and Besfy his wife, Hunter Edds and Peggy hs vile
and Elizabeth Witeruw. Defendants
IN CUANCERY.
The DEFENDANTS Isaac Bower and Elizabeth his wife ma
ry baeer, Susan McNucn Matthew McN1ullen, Jane TIL
kerson Samuel Mchluen, Christopher Mchlnlen, ana
fzaoeth erow not having entered their appearance anu
gwen security according to the Act Of Assembly and the RUE,
m Tins Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence tna
That they do appear al rules be held in the Clerks oihce OF
sand county on The FIRST Monday april next and ans"e
Inc PLAINTIFF bill, and that tins order be inherited IN soh
newspaper hshed in ivnchbrg, for two months suc'es
'vey and posted the front door Of the Court house OF TINS
county Court dlv
Copv-rese,
Jan. 81 w2m
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Tho ave sale il p siponcd Ill the 23d Of February
when II viii positively take place
fenns-SiV months credit, bonds with approved s.
rufity for all Gums over five duars-for all sums If
five dollars and under that amount. cash will be r.
1nlrrd {. CARTER, Trustee.
February m wt23F
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UfRt'iNlA:-At Rules ned the Clcr', Oiice Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for tl,.
county 81 Nelson, ia tic month Of January, 1872:
Jesse Mundy aad Louisa his wife, Plaintiff
against
Lafayette Neville, in his right, the said LAFAYETTE
Neville, committee of jefferson II Neville drcd jaime, /
Neville, and John w Alpby and lIarroi T. Scott sccur
ties Of said Lafayette Neville, aforesaid
Defendants
Is CHtscERY.
The Defendant, James l.. Neville not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act Of As
enhs and the Rules OF this Court, ard appearing by sat
aetory evidence, that he Is not nlabiani OF this cora,
mnnweslh On the motion Of the Plaintiff by counsel il is
ordered, that the said Defendant do appear here at Rules m
To be held ia the said Clerks Of-c the frs, Monday in
April neN and the bill o the Plaintiffs and that
eppy Of this order be forthwith inserted in tn, Iynchbug
Nsinan newspaper Published in the Of Iynclburg
Tor two months successIcly and another posted at the front
door Of the couh house. of this county, on some cor, dv
\ copy,-f.se,
RIO {. CUTLER, ok
jan 10 ,y2u
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EDer-sJO REWARD.

I OS'r on the 9Th of January, between Lock As. and
the Washington Hotel In the town Of Lynchburg,
SLY Hi.NDRED .hND FORTf FUE DOL
L.lRS, IN the Ncrin Of Tho James River kanawha
Company, December ISSUE OF the following Nos.
: Notes, $50 oach letter A.. Nos. 1901, 2i3O5,
2,3lb. 233l7. H%lS, 213l9. 213o2--l7 Notes. 81.
letter \, Nos. 213O2, 21303, 213oi. 213Oj, 273o6
213p1, 2l30e, 1900, 273lo. 273ll, 213l2. 273l3,
2,3li, 213i6, 213l9, 273=0, 2132l.-7 Notes, SO
each, letter A., Nos. 213O2, 273o3, 213ll. 213l2,
213li, 213l7, 213l9--lS Notes, 40 each letter B ,
Nos 2l3O2, 213O3. 213Oi. 21305. 21306. 21317
213oS. 213o9 213lO, 213ll, 273l2. 273l3, 213l4,
273l5. 213l6, 213l7, 273lS, 273lq. When lost they
were enclosed in parcel Of accounts which al
40 LOST AMI Of 10 service any person eNropmysolE For
the money with without the accounts. Will pay fifty
dollars OF IT to any person VIII, may deliver place 1t
where | can get 1t. A. w. FI.npiN,
Amherst Lock. No 49,
o.. The Richmond Star viii publish the above one
month. weekly. and forward lts this Office
ior collection.
Jan ~ Win
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VIRGINIA toMt:-t rules holden the Clerk 5 Office oi
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery Tor tho
County o. Charlotte tie G;h day If December 1911:
William b. tocn, George Roberts and John Booker late
merchants aa p4ftncl trading under the firm styl. of
Green, Roberts y Booker, plaintiffs,
against
BENJAMIN ". Foster, Nnslow Robinson, William p Dick
nsol AMI Claiborne i'irt'dle, Defend.nt.,
Is (HNNCERY.
The defendant, Benjamin w. Foster, having entered
his aPfeaanee a,soagto tie at Assembly and the Rus}
81 this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence,a Il
he is not aiahan Of this Commonwealth, it is orTca,
h1 tie SAID defendant do appear here tho first Monday
IN tpri next and ea'crhs appearance, and the lla
tits h and that epg OF 'h order be inserted
newspaper, Published in the town of l.ynehbarg for
months sue .e-sy, and posted tbs front door OF the
Courthouse q Tire sad COMFY
Copy-1'es'r,
WlNSLOW ROBINSON, c.
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Jan 20

Virgjnin:
rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
curt OF Law and Chancery, for Bedford county, the 81
day Of January, 1872.
Abel b. Nichols, Plaintiff
against
Henry isbury and John I. Sale, Defendants
Nv CuaNcraY.
The defendant, Henry isbury wing entered his
anee and given security according the t of Assembly and
the rules of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
denhe that he IS not an inhablant 81 this Commonwealth i.
odec that he 10 appear rules to be held the Clerks
oEee OF sad Court the first Monday in April next and
answer the p.altn bill aai thai this oda. bs inserted
sonc newspaper Published IN the town of ynrhbar for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at The front door Of the
Courthouse of this county on some Court day
ACppy-Te5te,
JOS. WILSON, cly.
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IIRGINlAA, rules held IN the Clerks Oice Of the Cir
ei superior Count of Law and GhaneerY for the conn
ty 81 Nelson on the first Monday in January 1882:
Nathan lontus surviving partner himself and John
fagoFe, deceased, late merchants and parue trading IN
der the firm and style Of IIar6ove x iofus Plaintiffs
against
l. L. Smith s Co, Defendants
IL CH.scERY.
The defendants, T.. r.. Smith Co not hayinr entered
their appearance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules Of th Court, and appearing by
ah.iarinry evidence that they inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth On motion of the plaintiff by counsel it
ordered that the said defendants do appear here be
held in the said Clerks office On the first Monday in
April neat and answcr the bill OF the plaintiff and tia,
copy d this order be forthwith inserted the Iynclhurg
Nrsinan newspaper Published in the town OF Iynchbe
9I two months succesivey and another copy thereof posted
at the front door of the courthouse Of this county some
Court day.
Copy-Teste,
RIO. e. CUTLER, elk.
Jan. % ,,2,n
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CASH FOR HIDES.

\ WILL give the highest prices for drod and raw
n Hides delivered nj the Market House
Tho subscriber will also receive them To be tanned on
shares and tho work to be done by responsible tan
ncr as any in the State. and delivered at the Marke,
fiovSo when tanned. WIN l.. FAIR
Doc. q 70
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Advertisement.

TENlF SUBSCRIBER is building a number OF
l UOOL C.lRDLAI, .MlCIiLNES OF good
quality, for sale which Will be ready for the season
lie viii take three hundred dollars piece for the Card
ing Machines, aud twenty dollars for Picker. The for
Incr prices 800 dollars for good Cardlng Machine
and 10 dollars for Picker. Any persons wanting Ma
chimes, Will please write to him near the Natural Bridge
II 1ckbridLe County. Va. THOMAS CROSS
Jan 20 W3m
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aEAM 10"
&R.sSSI, W." "SEE'f.s>.

'ENliE regular Packet Brig CREOLE. Robt Ensor.
4 Master. viii be ready to receive trcigh, for the
above port. on Thursday neAi. and will sail with all
possible despatch. For freghtor passage having supo
ror accommodations. apply to
sIUDLAM s McRAE.
Il chmond. Jan. ii 3w
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\ luilNl\tt rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit superior Court of Law and Clanrerv for the
county OF Nelson, the first Monday January 1872:
Henry Bibb, plaintiff
against
Henry T. Harris and Albert ". Harris and Clongh
iiartis executors OF Lee W. ias, deceased which said
Henry h'bh, Henry T. ars and Lee " Harris were mer
rhahs anu partners, trading IN the of Harris Bib &
i'afIls' Defendants.
Is CHANCERY.
The Defendant Albert w. Harris, having entered his
appearance, and given security according to The Act of As
semnly and the Rue of this Court and appearing by sat
sactory evidence thai he is nhabant of this Com
monwealth; on the motion of the plaintiff by counsel il is
ordered that the said Defendant do appear here at rules To
be held IN the said Clerks Office first Monday in ,p
next and answer the bill of the plaintiff and tina, c6py
oi s order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchby yirrn
IAN newspaper published in the town Of Iynchbure for
TWO months successfully and another cop, thereof posted
court day A Copy-re.e " '''''
Jan. 20 In
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~ % X s IL L. IL

% X = II Il Il
A lRAl ! OF Land IN Amherst county. four miles
"A from New Glasgow. containing NINE HIN
DRIED AND FORTY FIVE ACRES; formerly the
property Of Hill Carter, decd For terms aprlv ~
a. T0MPKlNS, Cashier.
Sep Is
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a. n " iNOtic &.
George u. wilson a Fcrdinnnd L.. Cloiborn~,
Attorneys at Law.

III AVE. associated themselves in The Practice of tn
Law and IN future will practise in the Superior
Interior Courts oil Roanoke aud Franklin. The torne
will reside near fIncase. Botcourt county, aud the
latter near Rocky Mount. Franklin county Any bust
ness conhded IN them will be promptly attended 10.
Jan. q w9w
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IlRGlNlA:--N rules held in the Clerks Office of Tn,
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry for the
enenty Of Nelson, on the first Monday Janary, 1872:
iionry Bib Plaintiff
against
John " Whitehead and Albert ". ia. * and Clou. h \
ilars, executors 81 Lee W Harris, deceased which sand
Henry Blbb, John hcead and Lee w Harris were psr
trading the Of Iianis, Bib x " hliehead
Defendants
IL CHANcrRy.
The Defendant Albert " liarlis not having ente cd his
appearance and given security according The Act Of As
sInhE and the rules of this Court ard appearing sat
aetory evidence, that he not nhabitant Of Ills Com
monwealth: On the the plaintiff by counsel ii is
ordered that tie said Defendant do appear hesc at rc, tn
he held in the said Clerks Office, tie first Monday in N
next and answer the hill Of the plaintiff, and that copy of
this edor be .hwh inserted in the l.,nchlurc Yreinan
published IN the of fynchhirg for two
months successfully and another copy thereof pos the
front door of tie couhn'e OF tbs con,, on some court dav
\ Cupy-feste,
no {. CUTLER. Ctk.
Jan. 90 v1u
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<E. Imported
R[k~4y tR MIR q K.I We.

saaaas&saEzA. IFS Distinguished Imported Horse
will make his next season, 1912. at nv stable. New
Glasgow, Amherst County, Virginia, Particulars here.
after given IN hand bills.
EDMUND C. MOORE
oJ~ The DanvIle Reporter will publish weekly four
weeks. aud send account 10 this office for collection.
fcD Wdw
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i'osss WINS.

'E'liE subscriber las on hand very superior h.
Old Lond II Dock Port Wine, suitable FIR nod
purplsis ''''
ALSO, Pale and Brown Sherry, Madeira. Ct very ..
Por.or quality. q. ". YANCEy
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES

THuEsp,Y, Fen. lo IS.2
On motion of Mr.. Mullen, Mr.. Vance vas added +.
the committee on Banks
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500 GALLONS Old RcctGcd WA.ssev -.
draft. G.. W YASFl'y "
Jan. u
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-eossce to fsic Creditors Of
S:isaUei Isyap,s,.

q VIII De u The interest 0i the Creditors ff S,
q Branch L. c5mply with the following ,,e, a'afS
vision. IN certain Trust Deed by him executed : PFC
on the 2lh day Of January, 1872, and Of rce,5 i''
Csmpell County. 'se''l Ia
And the SAID Samuel Branch being unc.,,.,.
as L he Pfsf5a anoaai J"o upon many Of ia
''ll5rs to furnish the said William d. Br,neb M
statements # ther several claims showing In, am" ,,a
''o principal and interest due upon the same And ~.
credars not neladed in the fist and second cl,s.
who shall fail To furnish the said Wam d Braaeb
with statements # tie amount OF principal and mr.
due upon their several claims, on or before the f,
''o July next, shall &c forever debarrcd and eyl3
'lrm all patton in the benefits OF this rrs
WILLIAM ID. BRANCH
Trustee Of Samuel i}rta,L
req tlM-wtlJy
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<.fLE, or VIC EOXS,

IN Thur sday tho l7ti Of February, 1912 We will
~ sell Tor cash. at the Market house. in Lynchburp
two very likely NEGRO BOYS.
PAYNE. 4 TURNER. Aucts
Feb 3 tl1F
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EO!' ssenf.

TT.s oAkl.fi, Plantation con,lja.l , An, :,
fHmm,l efes d cleared Land. with good Dwep,
AS--' "ithia | / miles Of town. Apply to "
-, H. Is. RICHARDS
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VirSielin /:

FEB. 8
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-16

Eram he United stat,s Gasette.

Mr.. Edilor-As you have in the very teeth of
patronage, and in the face of power, flung abroad
the flag for Henry Clay, as the best qualified for,
and most deserving Of, the next Presidency, send
YOU the enclosed transcript from the original, by
a lady Of our city.
think you will think that these verses ex.
press the true doctrine by which the friends Of
Clay should be governed and the duty they have
10 perform.
The powerful influence Of the ladies in the
election Of the llmented lIARRIsoS, without DER
topping their proper sphere, was every where felt
and acknowledged. and here we have one thus
carly in the field, known among her friends as
possessing highly cultivated mind, and all the
domestic virtues. A. 5. Il.
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the protection of his daughter, tod went
down 10 see him. When he entered the
dungeon, Smith was seated, his face WINS
pale, his hair was matted toeelaer--ior
whv should he care for his looks. There
was no other expression in his counienance
than that of irritation, from being intruded
upon, when he wanted 10 hear nothing, see
nothing of his fellow man. He did not
arise, nor even look up, nor return the sal.
uiaions of Gordon, who continued 10 stand
before him. Al last, as if wearied beyond
endeayor, he asked, What do you want
ofme? Can't you let me alone even here r
al am come" said Gordon, "to see you
because my daughter told me all you did for
her when you-"
As if touched to The heart, Smiths up.
pearance changed; an expression Of deep
interest came over his lealures-he was al.
together another man. The sulen iudif.
ference passed away in an instant. g Are
you the father of that little glrl? Oh.
wha, a dear child she is Is she well and
happy How love to think of herl--
That's one pleasant thing | have TO think
Of. For ouce | was treated like other
men. Could | kiss her once, | think |
should feel happy" In this hurried man.
ner he poured out an intensity of feeling,
little supposed to lie in the bosom of q con.
demned ielon.
Gordon remained with Smith, whispered
TO him Of peace beyond the grave for, the
pentent sooihed in some degree his pas.
sage through the dark valley, and did not
return to his family until christian love
could do no more for an errng brother, on
whom scarcely before had an eye of love
rested whose hand had been against all
men, because their hands haze been against
him.
have told you the story more at length
: and interviewer some uuimporiaat circum.
stances, but it is before you substantially
as i, was related 10 me. The main Incl.
dents are true; though doubtless as the
story was handed down from generation TO
: generation, Il has been coored by the i'm.
agiuaton. The silver lnnkard as an heir.
loom has descended in the iamIly-the pro.
per;y OF the daughter named Mehtable,
ana is 40" III the possession u clergy man
in Massachusetts.
What a crowd Of thoughts do these Incl.
dents cause to rush upon the mind How
SIRE is the ogercomlng Of evil with the
, good. How truly did Christ know what
was 10 the heart Of man. How true 10 tho
+ hes, feelings Of human nature are even the
o oucasls Of society How much Of cur vlr.
tue DO We owe 10 our position among men.
How incessan; should be our exeriions 10
r disseminate the truth, that the world may
be reformed aud the law OF love be subs,l-
q tuted for the law of force. The reader viii
: not, however, need our help TO make the
i RICH: use Of the guarding of the "slyer
o taukard," by the kindness aud innocence Of
r a child.
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New COpartnership
IN THE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

HNliE Subscribers having formed copartncr.
IL ship for the purpose of carrying on the Tai
lofing Business in all its various branches in Con.
cord, N. c. under the firm of Price & McMasters,
offer their services TO the people Of Cabarrus and
the public in general. Their shop is the same oc.
cupied BY Mr.. Chas n. Price They fltter them.
selves that they will be able to please all " no may
favor them with call. One of the firm having
been employed considerable portion Of his time
as cutter in some of the most fashionable Estab-
lishments in the City Of Philadelphia and having
the advantages of an extensive acquaintance in
relation to his business and the other having car
RED on a shop for a considerable time in Concord,
they are sure that they can offer inducements 10
TIE public in their business which they pledge 10
fulfil Their work shall be done in the latest anl
most fashionable style and warranted 10 be supc.
flor in workmanship 10 any in the country. They
hope by punctuality and strict attention to their
business to merit share Of public patronage
IAsiE- as.Gs shall &c N propqstqn 70 TIC iimes.
(.o0eor4 I'm ] 1919 01,c
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ORIGINAL SONG.
NJ 4 LADY.
Ara uld Lang Syae.

Air-iuld Lang Syae.
l.
Leave vain regrets for errors past,
Nor cast The shiP away;
But nail Your colours TO the mast,
And strike for HAIRY CLAY
?.
From lin no treason need be foar'd,
Your cause he'll meier betray
What name to lrcemen so endeaTd,
As that Of IIARnl CLAY
3.
No vain distractions fill mis- head,
10 load his heart astray;
For every noble promise made,
Is kept 10y HARHY Clay
Tbon u, not treason's hated form,
TAus ill you with dsmay,
BIT galh'ring strength 10 breast the storm,
stand fast by IlARRY CLAY
5.
Rise brayely for one eflor, more;
Your motto thus display;
PRorEcrioS ron OUR NATIVE SHORE!
Sustained BY HARRy CLAY.
G.
And DER our gallan, Chenain's grave,
Pledge we our faith this day,
Ia veal or 40, no change tc know,
I'll trlumphs HAIRY CLAY!
Chorus.
TIL tripnphs ll,RRY CLAY my boys,
'l.ll triumphs ilAaEY CLAY
Ia veal or wo no change to know,
Till trinmphs HARRy CIW
Ptil4Gs lpk.a, NG4 6, 1872.
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10 Be published erery Saturday.
Am Saturday the 22d day Of January, will be
" commenced The editing aud publishing of a
weekly paper, which will be called " Eccrg Youths
Gazette" 1t will be Of the quarto form, contain.
ing eight pages similar to Tho New York Mirror.
Every number will be embelshed with beautiful
Pictures of an instructive and pleasing character.
The contents will be for the most part original,
and adapted tothe wants and capaciiios Of outA.
full readers Not only viii the exclusive services
of an accomplished Editor be given to the work,
but the talents Of many popular writer's will 30
enlisted in its support.
All the new popular works fer children which
appear in England will be obtained and f.cm
these the best articles will be chosen and publish.
ed entire in the Gazette, together ilh the cngrav.
ings by which they may be illustrated. Thus, in
our catalogue Of contributors there will be many
names, dear and familiar TO the young-Miss
Edgeworth, Mrs. HOLLAND, Mary Hewitt, Miss
Martneau, Mrs Barnwe, Miss milford, Mrs. S
G. Hall, Joanna Baiile Mrs. Sonthcy, Miss Cole
ridge and others. Thus at price far less than
for which such works could be reprinted in the
shape of books in this country, will the most ex.
celent treaties and stories for the young be pre-.
scented.
Arrangements will also be made to obtain orr.
ginal articles by hvorile American authors.
a pure moral tone will pervade every sentence
OF the new periodical. Every thing like section.
al sectarian, or political bias will be sedulousy a.
yoIded. In fine the journal will be adapted to the
tastes and capacities Of all children, and thus mer.
il its name.
Every Youths Gazette will, on and after the
22d Of January, be issued on Saturday mornings.
at the Office Of the Nav WoRLD, No. 80 Apn.st.
New York.
TERMS.
To place Eeery Youths Gazette within the
means of all the girls and boys in the country, il
will be sold TO subscribers al the following rates:
For one copy sent TO any part Of North Amer.
lea, so year for two copies 50; for four copies
S. for ten copies Sl0--aways to be paid in ad.
vance. When 4 copies Tor s., or 0 copies for $40
arc ordered the remittance must be made in cur.
rent money of New York or New England-and
the papers must be directed to one address.
Letters on business, and all communications to
be addressed to The editor Of The Youths 1dpo-
cate, 80, Ann.st. New York, ranked or pos! paid.