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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10

NIIlINiA:-N rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
county of Nelson, 'e first Monday in january, 1872
Henry Bib, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Tlenry +. Harris and Abct ". Harris and Clor-h 4
1larris, executors of Ice ". Harris dccea srd which said
Henry Bib, Henry f. Harris and lie. ". Harris rncr
chants and partners trading the OF Harris, Bib
Harris. Defendants
Is ClfAScERY.
The Defendant, Albert W Harris, having entered his
appearance, and given security according the
sembly and the Rules of this Court and appearing by
isfactory evidence that he is not nhabint of this Com
mon"eal; ON the motion of the plaintiff, by COUNSEL it is
ordered that the said Defendant do appear here at rules
be held the said Clerks Office the first Monday in April
NEXT and the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy
Of tins order be forthwith inserted the lvncburg Virgin
ian, newspaper published in the Of Lyncbu, for
two months successfully and anothereopy thereof posted
the front door ofthe Court house of this county, on some
court day. tppy-Teste,
RIO C. CUTLER, elk.
Jan. 20 WIN
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Sirgi,ii:,:

Virg Ia:
4 rle. held in the Clerks oiss II tbs Circuit Supcrioa
4 court Of Law and CLlnc,y, or Bedfotd county, the 81
1ay ofIannary, 1872:
Abel b. Nichols, PlaintIi,
against
Henry Asbury and John + sale, Defendants.
lN CfAscERY.
Tie defendant Henry Asbny not having entered his appear
anee and given security according b the Act Of Assembly and
the rules oftbs Court, aud appearing by satisfactory evil
denee that c not nhabitat Of this Common it is
ordered that he do appear al rules to be held in the Clerks
Office Of said Court, the first Monday in April next aud
the atI bill. and thai this order be inserted in
newspaper published in the Of ynchburg, for
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the front door Of the
Courthouse OF this county touIt day
ACopy-Tests,
JOS. WILSON, elk
Jan. u WIN
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\ THE UNITED STATES COURT

For the Eastern District of Virginia
FEBRU ,Ry o6. 1919:
A NTHONi ". TEMPIIN. of Campbell county.
n having filed petition PRAYING that he may be de
eared bankrupt; 1t is ordered that all persons claim
ing to be creditors of the said Anthony WTempln show
cause 10 the court the LIST day of April next. why
the said ANTHONY W. Tcmplin be not declared bank
rnp pursuant TO the act of Congress in that behalf and
according to the 22d and , ith rules of court.
ACupy-Ieste
HENRY GIBSON. Crk.
March
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" inter Arrangement.
IIIR OIGH IN 81 HOIRt

IHHUI TH ~ 81 HOTRS.
Leoring L,ptchbrg for Richmond, fredericksburg o,
the North.
4 FAVE Lynchhurg on Sundays. Tuesdays and
Thursdays, att O'Clock A. NJ. arrive in Charottes-
vile neNt morning by o'clock. the Rail Road by :.
Junction by 3. and at Richmond by o'clock p NJ
Thus performing the trip in six hours less time than
heretofore This will be found by far the comfort
able route, well the most expeditions to Richmond
orgoing North. by the way of Washington City
SD. CLOVES, Aren't.
Apply ior the stats at the Franklin Hotel Lynch
bury, aal nj the Rail Road Office Richmond.
Dee - vi,
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Jan 20


ViT.ii,ia:
T rules held in the Clerk Once of the Circuit Superior
N Court Of Law and Ghanccry for Bedford county, the u
1ay of January, Is z:
Miy Foer Plaintiff
against
EIw in w. Otey and John Stoncr, Defendants
IN CuNNcERY.
The defendant, Edwin W 0tey having entered his an.
pearane and given security according to the Act Assem-
bly, and the rules Of tbs Court and ii appearing by sao-
tory evidence that heis uhaban of this common
wealth: il sorered hat he do appear rules held in ~.
Clerks office OF sail county. the FIRST Monday in Anvil
next aud answer tina plaintiffs BILL and that this order be IL
serted in newspaper Published I.ynchbrg for two
months sutcessl,e and posod the front door Of the Coart
hous. oil this en'nt, some Court day.
topy-reste,
JOS. WILSON, cLs.
jan 81 ,xom
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District Of irgni,
FEBRUARy %. 1872:
NHllLlAM II. S'TOCkT0.; Of tho county of Nel-
W son, having filed petition praying that he may
be declared bankrupt; 1t is ordered that all persons
claiming to be creditors olhc said William II! Stockton
show cause to the court the 2Sth day of March next
why the said William II. Stockton be hot declared
bankrupt, pursuant to the acl Of Congress in that behalf
and that copy ofthis order be published in the ncwspa
Pers according to the 22d and 9th rules of court
Copy-'rcste,
HENRY GIBSON. Cl's
March WV
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Il can't find bread enough fer my family" said az
sinner IN public company. Nor |, replied an indus
ttlous miller, "I'm obliged to uo-k for it,"
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1ar. William Bailey, Sir:

HblEASE take notice that will at the Big Lick.
Roanoke County. Va, on Saturday. the lqth
day OF March lsi2, attho Store house of Peck Mieou
take the dePosons Of Thomas W alton and others also
on Monday, the 2lst March. 1872 at the Franklin
Hotel IN the town Of Iynchbmg. Va, the dispositions of
Isaac Oliver and others also on Tuesday the 22l day of
March, l2at lynch s'Iavenn Camp bell county. Va
the deposition Robert Watt, be read as evidence
IN suit depending IN the Superior Court Of ! aw and
thancerN, for the county of r ,anoke in which am
plaintiff. and you and others defendants You are
invited to attend if you think proper
CHARLES W. McCLANAHAN
Feb Il wIw
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Plaintiff,

NIRGlNlA:-N rules hold in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Clancery. for the
cuonty OF Nelson the first Monday in January, 1872
Henry Bibb Plaintiff,
against
John Whitehead and Albert W. Harris and Clouah \.
Harris Of Lee W. Harris deceased, which said
Henry Bbb John hichcad and Lee ". Harris part
hers trading in the Of larIs, Bib S " htehcld
Defendants.
Is CHANCERy.
The Defendant Albert " Harris not having entered his
appearance and given security, according the Act of As
scnby and the rules of this Court, and appearing by
sfa@iorY evidence that he nhahitaut OF ts Com
non"cah ON The motion Of the plaintiff, by counsel, it is
ordered that tie said Defendant do appear here rules
be held in the said Clerks office, the first Monday in April
next and the bill Of the plaintiff, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in the iynchbnrg Nrginan
newspaper published IN the town of lynchburg, for
mouths scecssyely and another copy thereof posted the
front door The courthouse Of this county, ay
Cupy-Teste,
RO. COULTER, CLS.
Jan. 20 w2m
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Two story Dwelling EFousc.
L. {. ~ u OtiCe.
sICcrss ". Wilson Il Ferdinand g. Claiborne,
Attorneys AT Law.

"a Az l. assae ated themselves in the Practice II tn
u Law and in future viii practisein the Superior an
Interior Courts Of Roanoke and Franklin. The farne
viii reside near fmcasilc Boctourt county, and the
latter near X 1eky Mount, Franklin county Any bu,i
mesa conlded To them Will he promptly attended To-
Jan q wSw
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why should poor people be opposed to the selling Of
Yeast because ltoccasions riso n flour
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why IS tor.r Ike hnll1 Because he takes h
ho's whcre5cr he gs-
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Y srGiniN :

Virginia
T rules held in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
y Franklin, the Sth day Of February, 1872
Robert NJ Clayton, Plaintiff
against
William Brlmley and Frances his wife, Jacob Sgmon
Thomas Sigmon William Sigmon John Sigmon, Joseph Sig
mon, Peter SIgmnn Jackson Griffith and aharnc his wifc
Isaac Shivcley and Elizabeth his WIFE William Shivclcy and
Mary his wife, lanes Moore and siusannah his wife, and
Saae Shvcey and Joseph Sgmon, administrators OF Peter
SiSmon decd, John Slack, Sheriff Of kanawha County, and
Harvey Clayton, Defendants
Is CHtSrERY
The defendants Jack son Griffith and Catherine his wife
not having entered their appearance and given security,
eoidg to the act Of assembly and rules OF tins court
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they nab
lants OF this Commonwealth the motion Of the plaintiff by
counsel 1t IS ordered that the said ackon Griffith and a-
ane his Se do appear here at rules ohe held in the said
clerk office, in the month of April next answer the
plihtl bill and that copy of this order be fos h pub
llsed n the lynchburg Nirgnian, for months
sey and posted at the front door of the Courthouse Of this
count, ON some Court day
Copy-Teste
NJ. G. CARPER. OK.
Feb II v2m
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FRESH FRUITS,

Gus Malaga Grapes. Oranges, Lemons and Rasns.
Il IN whole halt and quarter boxes.
Almonds. Filberts, Walnuts. paFnnuts and Picon-
nuts Also very superior bot of Principe Cigars for
sale at Clubhouse, =" by G.: ". EANCFV
Jan. u
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y % n = II r. T.

a TRACT of Land in Amherst county. four miles
"A from New Glasgow. containing NINE HIN
DRIED AND FORTY FIVE ACRES: formerly the
property OF iii Carter, deed. For terms apply to
j.. - A. TOMPkINS, Cashier.
Sep. IS -,
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VIRGINIA tow " rules holden in the Clerk : Office If
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancory for IL.
County OF Charlotte, the 9Th day OF December 1911:
William t. Green, George Roberts and John Booker late
merchants and partners trading under the firm and Of
"lecf, honeit = Hooker, Plaintiff,
against
Benjamin ". Foster " nslow Robinson William r Dick
insun and Claiborne Bdrlsdale, Defendants
IL CHANcERY.
The defendant Benjamin W Foster not ing entrod
his appearance according 10 tie act of Assembly Rule,
o tins Court and appearing by satisfactory evcnce that
he is not nabitant of this Common it ordered
that the said defendant do appear here first MONDAY
IN April next and enter his appearance and plain
uha bill, and that copy Of this order be inserted in sono
newspaper published in the of Ivncburg for two
months successfully AID posted the front door of tho
Courthouse Of the said County
\ Copy-festc,
NINSLOW ROBINSON, E.
Jan ,vo,,
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A LETTER FROM MR.. WEBSTER.
! AsIlfxnrnN.Enh. u lSl.

The following "a the leltor fun MIR. Webster to the
committee Of inyIlasoa- lof The lyof dinner Of the I'd
IN ladcphia:
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kOi' Rent.

Ts1y OAKLEY, Plantation containing about co
ssaim, ercs Of cleared Land with good Dwelling s c
A---s within |, miles of town. Apply To
Jan q
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S;,'.isAs !:


+ Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Cireru ~
~ perior Court Of Law and Chanrcry for the tov,n :,
l.ynrhblrg, ON the It'll day ol February, 1872: "
Frederick Monmollin Trustee for the benefit Of IIsr,
Kyle, Plants.
against
brrt KYLE and David Il EdcY, D,Gnd,n,
The Defendant Robert Kyle, not having enterel hi, a.
pea ran;r aud sifch .uy according to the Act of ,,,
bly, and the X ties of th Court, and it appearing bv
factory evidence, that he is moi inh1bitant of hi. r
try II is ordered, that the said Defendant do anns,r
the first Monday in Nav next and answer the Il e IL
Plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith ;,,
in some newspaper printed IN The town of Lynrhbprr f
two months sueeessey, and posted at the front door Of Ia
court house ia the said town N'
Gofy-'fcs!c
= DAVID RODE9 Ct
Feb 10
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ia'Sisss:s;

sgSkbsA:
4 rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
"a Court Of Law and Chancery for Bedford county,
day of December, ISL:
James II. beard administrator Of Daniel McMuen, u
ceased, Plar.."f
be
William Junes in his right and as administrator Of
Matthew Mchulen, decd lctty McAullen, widow Of Ro-
bert McAlalen deceased, Samuel McNiuen Daniel Dick
and Polly his wife, late Polly McNIucn Chrsopher
NcNnllen, Fayrtc hcMncn Isaac Eowyer and Elizabeth
his wife, Mary Bab, infant child Margaret Babe decd
Joln l!cox and Mary his wife, Susan McMuen, Mat
thew NcNullcn. Jack McAIuen, Minerva Me Mullen,
'lkeraon widow of W lillian ;ilkerson, deceased liar
ley Be aud Mary his wife, late Mary McMulIcn Hester
MrAiulcn, John H. Wilcox and Mary his WIFE I.etwoh
Ed' and besey his Wife, Hunter Edds and Peggy his vito
ana FIAaoeih W iuefow, Defendants
IL CHAScERY
The defendants Isaac Bowycr and Elizabeth his wife Ma,
ry Baber, Susan Metnllcn, Matthew McMuen Jane CD
kerson, Samuel MehIullen, Christopher Mc,ullen and
Elizabeth eo has ing entered Their appearance and
gwen security according to the Act of Assembly alss
o TINS Court and a caring by satisfactory evidence at
they are not inhabitants OF this commonwealth it is ordered
that they do appear at rules be held in the Clerks Of
said county ON the first Monday in April next
he plaintiff bill, and that tins order be inserted
newspaper Published in lynehbrg for two months
Svcy and posted AT the front door of the Courhous Of this
county Court day.
Cop,-feste,
JOS WILSON, elk
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Il IUANCERY.
The dcfcsdants T. T. Smith * Co., not la ing entered
TIER appearance ard given security according the act o'
Assembly and the rules of this Court and it appearing By
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants OF this
commonwealth: On motion of the plaintiff BY COUNSEL 1t Is
ordered that the said defendants do appear here ulesto he
held in the said Clerks office, the first Monday IN
ApTi nest, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Iynchbus
Nrgian, newspaper published in the of Iynchburg
Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and another copy thereof posted
Court day
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VtR(INIA:-.A Rules led IN the Clork's ON. ., =,
Circnit superior Court OF Law and Chance, t 40
county ol Nelson in tie month Of January, 1872: = '
jesse -iu''' anu '''dis' MS we, Plaintiff
against
Lafayette Neville, in his right the said ,e.,..
Neville, committee ofJelierson NJ. Neville deed I.m
Neville, and John W M2sF nd llanod Il. Scott ,oo.r
ties OF said Lafayette Neville, committee aforesaid
Defendants.
Is CHAscERY
The Defendant, James :. Neville, not having entered hi.
appearance and given security according to the Act If a.
scmby and the Rules OF this Court and br at,
saetory evidence, that he inhabi,ant of tbs
monwcalt On the motion OF the Plaintiff BY counsel i
orered that the said Defendant do appear here At Rule -
to be held in the said Clerks Office on the first NopJ -
April nest and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the I,nrhh
rsinan newspaper published in the of Iynchbrr
for two months successfully and another posted at the front
door of the urlousc OF this county, ON some court M
Acopy,-restc,
RIO c. CUTLER, elk.
Jan. 30 uo,n
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IRtHNlAN rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cunt Superior Court of Law and Chanc erv for the
~ Of Nelson, ON tIie first Monday in January, 1912:
Nathan lohus surviving partner Of himself and John J.
i'agoye deceased late merchants and partners trading 10
Ger the firm and style o ilargrove & Loius Plaintiffs,
against
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10

The annexed letter, read nj celebration Of the Prcs
dent particular poltlNi friends r,'sdolphia on thu
ODD instant. appears in the Philadelphia papers. The
Sentinel says that the letter. when read mel the hearty
,1frn,,l1nn nf hn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10

Albert w Harris, and the said Albert w. Harris and
'louSh A. Harris executors of Lee w. Harris deceased
winch said Henry Bibb, Albert w Harris, and Lee ai
ms were partners, trading in the of Harris Bibb
Harris. Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
Irnn Nc, Rtaitlcr-

Potrrc'As it is probable that interesting political
events will grow OIL d the matters stated below. We
give them insertion tbs tune aud without comment
as 10 the facts 81 birth.
The Fayetteville N. { Observer puhlishc, tho Gd
letter, said 10 b wriiien h, highly respectable lrrjc
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15
AFTERNOON,

No business was transacted in either
scperatc House this evening.
10 pursuance Of a joint resolution, the
Senate, at3 o'clock repaired to the House
Of Representatives, when the Speaker Of
the House proceeded to open and proclaim
the seated returns oFthe vototor Governor
in the several Counties of the Stale. The
result showed, for T. VI. Tucker, $500
votes, and ID. o. Shattuck, 1854 votes,
Mr. Tucker was thereupon declared by
the Speaker, duly and constitutonalIy
elected Governor OF Mississippi.
We are disposed to think some error
was made in the addition Of tie votes, in.
hsmuch Us our impression is 'hat Mr.
Fuckers majority is upwards Of 1900
votes.
The business Of the innt ossembldgc
being completed, the SENATE retired 10 It,
chamber, and both Houses Adjourned tli
to morrow, at 10 O'clock, u. "a.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15
Il Ill IL u u 4 d ID i.
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday January IS, 1919.
TCHULA RIVER.

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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15
From the New York Journa! Of Commerce

FROM inc view Ola JOul VA VI NOLDNIGlAt'
PROCEEDS CT PUBLIC LANDS Tie
Legislature of South Carolina have, by an
almost unanimous vote, resolved not 10
accept any portion of the Public Lands
Some OF the papers speak djsparioGIy Of
this, as owing to foolish brayado; but for
one, honor the STATE Of South Carolina
for her manly course in this respect, and
for her declining to come, like pauper,
10 beg a little aid from the hands of the
General Government. ! hope other States
may follow her noble example. Let each
State rely for its own support on its own
industry, andnot obtain support frona other
States. BY 80 doing they will no, only
maintain their independence, and pre-
serve their self respect, but also the re-
specl Of others "A citi=ta Of Mem YORK
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15

Tennessee Bank, The question of fore
ing resumption of specie payment by the
Banks, has been referred to select com.
mttee OFFS in the Tennessee Legislature.
The Memphis Appeal states that it is
thought the Union Planters, Farmers and
Merchants Banks, will resume this year,
whether compelled or not, ana that they
have assets ranging from Sto 10 times the
amount Of OF their liabilities.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15

EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL The
following is statement of emigrant de.
parlures from the port of Liverpool, be.
tween the LIST of January and 3lst Of DC.
tober lS4l; British Colonies North Ameri.
en-, 1879, United States Of America, a.
926; Sydney, New South Wales, 5,7S4
Port Phillip, 1896; giving total Of
1902
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15

a TowN DESTROYED BY FIRE. The
Prussian State Gazette, under date, s.,
Petersburg, the 9th inst, states that the
town Of Orel had been destroyed by fire.
Seven hundred houses fell prey to the
flames, and some most iuporlunt docu-
meats deposited in The government ar.
chiyes were totally destroyed.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15
N w OPiean'
Itch u la

Regular Weekly Pa Ssa.+ ;.
gwYHE new ard snbstanl'' ." :, ;.
H. ming Cabin all N I,S S.p'S nj If
STEAMBOATS, WALNUT hl h a. /
Mosby, Master, and MAD !, VI VI
KANSAS, L. +. Mitchell Aa'S n
run as regular packets oe'"' ,ta q.
and New Orleans during ,n' . ~ +
leaving Tchula and New o'''''
Thursday. Go, 4
The above boats are Of '"0 ",
and have superior accomnnOu'".',, +,
character orthe commanders a'o ,,oa
known to the travelling C0'D"
need comment. ;,
For freight or passage apgP T,td
A. @. BREAlh' ~
Tchula, Nov. l6, lS4l' -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15
Executors Notice,

En- ETTERS testamenlary, on Oh
I'll 4 estate of William Kerr, late ola
coanly of YaIIobusha' deceased, veg
granted to Thomas Casbry, by The 70
bate Court of Choctaw couOtMon The Y
Monday IN November lSil' All N
sons having claims against sad e'.
will present the same to the unl'.l.s
at his residence in the town oICol:s'i
Yallobusha county, within The lJ@' rs
scribed by law, or they will b' At'
barred.
THOS. CARBRi
Egecuor 81
Nov. %,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15

ProUs.--A friend OF ours tells us that
his Iandlady gave him pie last night for
his supper, the crust OF which was so light
so as to save the necessity Of a candle on
the tea'tabIc. (l6id)
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15
notice..

n ETTERS Of AdmlnlS'r a., ID,
L. the last will and testament ,n, r
ed, having been granted 70 o. \ "A.
signed at the september ' ffuolre'
the Hon Probate Court Of l Tr,I,tS
on on the estate of Necdham l IL o,t \
notice is hereby given 10 o. .,ioa
having or holding claims a Ifbent
decedents estate, to present ',ii tbes
in the time limited by law, {, o , 10
will be forever barred, !, an ~ ,,g1
debted will make immed 1,o1 AZ
ABSOLEM w To MoIIS
: !. 'o'"0 AAdmini;t,'p'
AZ
Oct. 8,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15

business frs, and pleasure afterwards"
70 the man said who fret fought duel,
md then weGt homo and whipped his
wife. (ltid)
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15

A Picture OF DIsTREss.-lhe New
York express says that the distress which
exists in Nottingham, England, is truly
Observation-Disclosures are starving on straw
beds, without food fire or covering, and
those are people that would work It thew
could get il. Each day parties OF men,
with starvation in their looks q dressed IN
absolute rags have been parading the town
in professions of Two three and four hun.
dred, carrying board in which is printed
in very largo letters-.-"DisIressed and
out Of work" Other parties to the mum.
Der Of thirty or forty, drag carts loaded
with sand through the streets,ant beg from
door to door. The relief list al union
work house contains 5000 recipients.
The house ITSELF bad 900 inmates cramet
within lis walls. Distress and gaunt mis-.
cry haunt the town. Trade ia dead -
aoyp single master employs full hands.