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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-04

NEW GUITAR MUSIC-GEORGE H. DERWORT,
~ professor o the guitar No. 1913 Canal opposite the
ST. Johns church. has the honor acquan his friends aud the
sic arranged with easy accom- apartments for guitar
Mr. d. will also and music for orchestra.
guitar and other and give instructions 10
tcurs the piano forte and violin my2 6w.e
REMOyAL-MIsS AUGUSTA BROWNE Composer
IN ard Professor o Music aud the present Oganist Of the
Fnst Presbyterian Church. tDr. CoS) wishes To Inform he
Ladies o Brooklyn and New York. that her father Mr. D. ;;
Browne Professor Of Loge system Of Music has removes
receive applications forlcsons the Panofore and OHan
and IN singing and composition All her compositions nearly
foity IN number, for sale. .
Miss Brown that although, 1T the recent
charitable Concerts she never directly indirectly received
ann for performance at other Concerts
.rr s,0 Tor which will perform Organ Pianofor~ Ion
certos, Fsntssas. Accompaniment, Nc. &c. M H'r
DAGIrEREOTYPE APPARkTUS.-F. A. ARTAULT
IN co lately "a Broad street. and now l6ss Fulton
opotc ST. Psuis Churcb have received b. packet ship Al
INV and offer for sale al low price
Is complete Dsguereotype Apparatus, new pattern
SOD French Plates, large sire 80 -.
20 Acromac Lenses, made at Paris, by Aphone, o'
roux X Co.
100 bottles Hyposullhite Of Soda c..
Also Tnpoli of Vegjse, Iodine, Cloruse OF Iodine co'
Of Iodine Cbloruse Of Gold and the new s'c
ting Substance. =. ;,c ,,,, their
friends and that they have rrmo'eo ' R,o,J
m'h' n"'" '" " u s'r't u '"ls a2g linz
ERENCH CANARY SEED for Sale !" No ~, r| ,m.r
l. who'll sale and retail,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24
:s:sD3 Acres Of Land.

NOW offer for sale in Campbell County. 10 miles
B South Of I.ynehbug. ) from New london ON the
main road 10 the Court House I. As near the Salem
and Staunton Iumpkcs. II is well watcrcd by Flat
Crock, &c. This Tract formerly belonged To Anchor
* Hope estate of The lae Col. W. NJ Clark. and is
stlllcuvated (saN loo acres in Tobacco SC } in con
nccton with IT, This farm Richard l.. and Missouri
III ks his wife authorizes 10 sell 1t contains 500
or more acres. The improvements are comnmlious and
comfortable. Fences IN good rrpar--a limestone soil
with incNhauilhlc beds of the stmo calculated for its
farther improvement.
For particulars about the general quality .fthe Lands
refer those wishing purchase To Col L. Austin near
New london, who surveyed the whole together and
since the said $50, acres. They will be sold together
or separately
Offers addressed 10 me at Richmond until 18th nj
March. will be promptly attended to-
ELIZABETH H. CLARK.
F,h 3 wv,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24

virginia
Rule. holden in the Clerks OH Of the Circuit
a p,r,pr Court of Law and thancery, for the Town
l.snchhurg, the7th day of February, 1872
Jonas chrkerin.. John Mackay and William II. Mac
kay merchants and partners trading under the style and firm
Of ,hickering * Markays, Plaintiffs,
against
j. Rypms, Henry Huntington, Sergcant If The Corpora
ton OF lynchburg, Iohnt fr"hinghsm W am +. Green
liowel L. Brown Alexander L. Sloan and Harvey Mitch
ell, Defendants.
The Defendant h J. Rypma, not having entered his ap-
pearance and given security according the Act Of
hi, and the Ruiz. Of this Court and il appearing bv salts
factory lcn"c, that he is inhahtant Of this
Try is ordered that the Defendant do appear here
the first Monday in Nav next, and the bill of the
Plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith
ed in newspaper printed in the tonu Of ynchbng,
for two months successfully, and pose the front door
the court house, i'll the said town.
Copy-Trstc,
DAVID ROBES, Ok.
Feb 10 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24

VirIinin
T rules held in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
y Franklin, the S,h day Of February 1872:
Robert NJ Claytor, Plaintiff,
against
Nillism Brmlsv and Frances his wife, Jacob Si-mon,
Thomas Sigmon William Sismon. John Sgnon, Joseph Sig
Peter Sigmor jackson Griffith and atharinc his wife
Isaac Shi,ccv and Elizabeth his wife William SHY rlcy and
Mar, HI, WIFE James Moore and Su.annah his wife
'aac ShNeley and Joseph SiGmon, administrators Of Peter
Sism"n decd John slack Sheriff Of kanawha County and
iIaH', Clayton, Defendants
Is CH,sCERy
The defendants Jackson Griffith and Caharinc his wife
not having entered their appearance and
coriin- TO the act Of assembly and rules Of tins court and
appearing b, satisfactory evidence that they
'an ofhis Commonwealth the motion Of the plaintiff by
counsel it ordered that the said Jackson Griffith and Cath
arinc his wife do appear here rules to be held the
clerk office, in the month Of April new, and the
plaintiffs bill, and that copy Of this order hs fohw pub
lished in the lynchburg Nrgnian for months
ely, and posted at the front door Of this
county Court day.
Atopy-Tc.te,
NJ. 6. CARPER. CLK
rem II wom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24
Notice 10 the Creditor, OIL .
Samuel Esranch.

IT will be IN the interest Of the lreditnfs 81 ssmn'i
Br.neh Ia c.mply with the following direciofy pr.
x,xin in certain Trust Deed ly him executed 10 me.
IN I'm 18th day of January, 1872 and Of reoofd IN
Csmftell County
- And the said Samuel Branch being uncertain
.'as - the precise amount due nlsn many o' Inc
,iel,is hereinefre enumerated requests all his cred
.'i,or, To furnish the said William ID. branch with
ss irrncnts of their several claims showing the amount
.'uf principal and intcrcs, due upon the sane And al
.'ered,rs not included in the FIRST aud secpnd elsfss
.'who shall fail furnish the said VILLAIN ~ Bfaneh
with statements OF ihc ri principal and interest
.au. up,n thur sovora claims before the rst day
of Jul, next shall be forever debarrod and excluded
from all participation IN the I~ref,s Of this Trust
WILLIAM ID BRANCH.
1Ilusee q Samuel branch.
Fob Z tlM-wtlJy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24

TAILORING,

WE, the undersigned. having formed co PARTNER
W ship under the sly and firm Of HAIL. 4. LEE
tor The the purpose of carrying on the Tailoring
t">i"csS. respectfully tender our services tn our
friends and the public generally We will make all
kinds Of NEWS CLO7IlL.G in The LATEST
f'hoino.\H and IN the n"a'es manner We also
keep on hand Ready liGdr Clothing, of GOOD materials
and made in good style. which we will sell low for cash
Those wishing any thing in line will please give
call. o.
Our SHOP is next door to Nossrs Baily & Ruckcr.
and opposite Samuel B Thurman
HENRY HALL,
ROBERT n LEE.
.S.-No will also do REPAIRING with nc,,ncss
and despatch
Feb If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24
Winter Arrangement.
M&;S

TIfROIGH IN "a HOURS.
iedrmg Lynchb,rg for Richmond Ercder1cksJ,~r or
the WORTH
FAVE l.ynchburg on Sundays. TUESDAYS and
Thursdays. att O'Clock A. NJ. arrive in CharIot,cs
VILE next morning by o'cluck. the Rail Road by II
junction by ). and at Richmond by ) O'Clock p. NJ
mus performing the trip in six hours less time than
,'' lore ms VIII he found by far the comfort
able route well tho most expeditions IN Rchmnna
or solns North, by the way of Washington CITY.
S.B. CLOVES. Aren't.
Apply for the seats at the Franklin Hotel. Ivnch
o"tS' and at tho Rail Road Office, Richmond
Dec. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24
VIZ. villa m Bailey, sir:


uDIEASE take notice tina, | will at the Big Lick.
4 N nnokc County, Va, Saturday the 10Th
day ut March. 1872, Al the Store house of Peck Mcou
take the drp'sltionS OF Thomas Walton and others; also
On Monday, the DIST March, 1872, at the franklin
Hotel in the town Of Iynchburg Va the dispositions of
Isaac Oliver and others also Tuesday the pod day Of
March, lSi2,at lynch'S Iavcrnin Camp becounty va.
the deposition OF Robert WATT To he read a, evidence
IN sui depending in the Superior Court OF law and
Chancrry. for the county of Roanoke. in which am
plaintiff. and You and others are defendants You are
invited TO attend if you think proper
CHARLES W. McCLANAHAN.
Feb II ,1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24
McssrsJOhn w. Scott aud jacob Kerus.
Executors OF Geo. kcrnS, deceased

A s You residents Of Virginia. take notice
- that shall on the twenty second day of March,
lSl2. IN the house Of John H. Eaton. in Carlisle
sullivan county and State of Indiana take the ,ep ston
John boyle to be read as evidence the trial Of VIM
n'nor injunction against you. now depending in the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Choncerv of RJ
ford County. Il, IN my name administrator de boni,
non OF said VIM. Minor. deceased but was originally
gran'odhy Bedford County Court And it, from ,ny
ra's' san" deposition should be taken on said 22d
ct March isi2. will be taken the same >lacc on
Your obedent servant &c.
WIN. SllREWSBUR Y late Sheriff of
bedford County and as such administrator dc bonis non
of William Minor. deceased
Fohraary 10 vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24

Mr.. Dickens sllourned with Gov Davis Of Massachu
sets last Saturday week at Worcester The editor of
the f.gs IN that town gives the following sketch Of
Boz" II may relieve the anxiety Of the ladies' to
know that ne was only 80 years Of age last "Wednesday
The Egis thus describes MIR Dickens
eve found middle sized person, in a brown fr,ck
coat, red figured vest, somewhat of the flesh order
and fancy scarf craya that concealed the dickcy and
was fastened to the bosom in rather vuumnous folds by
double pm and chain His proportions were well round
ed, and filed the dress he wore His hair which wac
long and dark, grew low up,n the brow had wavy hnk
where 1t started from the head and was naturally or az
thcally corkscrewed fell on either side of his face
Ills forehead rcireaied gradually from the eyes without
any marked rroiuheance. at the outer anrc the
upper portion of which formed prominent ridge A
mule within the assigned Position Of the organ Of
ideality. "
MT Dickens wears gold watch guard over his vest
ana shaggy great coat OF bear buffalo skin that would
excite the admiration OF Kentucky hun,sman In
Short you frequently meet with similar booking youn,
men at theatres, and other public places and you would
ner that he found his judgments in the scenes Of actual
lille rather than In the retirement of study; and that h,
would be likely to be about and To witness ,hos,
scenes winch he describes with such unrivaed prec
sion and power" -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24
IN TIE norsE-Fndav. Feb. IT,


IN THE Hot SE-Fnday, Feb H.
The resolve The petition Of the trustees Of " illan,s
College was taken up the orders of the day-It pro
poses an appropriation Of Sl5.G oo to tins college.
At the early stage OF the debate upon tins question,
Mrs. Abigail Folsom, who is somewhat celebrated IN
this community, entered the gallery IN company with
other females and took Of the private desks
allotted to members and reporters After Mr. Hunting
ton had finished hls remarks Mrs T. aru.e IN her soa g.
aud to the great sstonshment OF The whole House. "a scd
her voice to the highest pitch, as follows
Ar. SrE,KER-
Speaker Probably mistakng yoice of Abigail for
one OF the menbcrs,) Mr. Thomas, Of Char,stuwn has
the floor.
abigail Folsom-Mr Speaker, | come hero as A
friend TO humanity have much Ia say-much that de
serves the solemn consideration OF the assembled wis
dom that see here Cries OF order om all over the
House
SpeaherThe officers OF the House are requested to
preserve order.
The sergeant at arms finally made his appearance
IN the gallery, when The following dialogue took
place.
Sergeant. al. lns-Mrs. Folsom YOU are out Of order
terruptthe business Of the House you will bc promptly
elected.
Mrs. Fo.som.-May inquire your namel
>. H. fl am the sergeant al. Of this bepisa
ture.
Mr. Stevens then placed of his assistants near this
singular woman, with express directions cause he, To
be removed from the gallery If she again attempted To
disturb the House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24

Mrs, Sophia H. .'tortr administrative, and james H.
Shorter. administrator n III s. Shorter. deceased
HNkE NOTICE. that on Thursday the lthh day
Of March. 1872. at the Clerks Office of tho Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chanc,ry for the county Of
Bedford a, Liberty, IN said county and State Of Virgins,
shall take the DISPOSITIONS OF Samuel II QuarI.s and
others. 10 be read III evidence the trial Of suit in
Chanccry, depending in the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for the county OF Roanoke where
in you plaintiffs and Thomas Preston and myself and
others Northumberland if from any cause shall not
complete the taking ot said D'pIsltlons the above
named day shall continue taking tho same from day
TO day, until completed.
Yours Sc
WILLIAM NEWS
Feb. 10 wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24
~ Imported
WN4l ~ MI X q K.lI"E.

snAkk.AR.&&k, IIIlS Distinguished Imported Horse
viii make his next season. 1912, at my stable, New
Glasgow, Amherst County, Virginia. Particulars here
after given in hand bills.
EDMUND G. MOORE
03- Tho D,nvlc Reporter will publish weekly four
weeks and send account - this office for colloction
Feb ) w3v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24

Virss.ia:
= fI.. held in the Clsl, ofi.o Il tn Cirssi rssor
\ Count Of Law and Chsnosry, for D~prd county the Sd
a, Of January. Isi7:
Abel b. Nichols, fisinuu,
against
Henry A,bary and John ,. Sale, Defendants.
Is CHAscERI.
The def Henry Asbnry having rn' cred his appear
an. and given security according To the Act of Assembly and
tho rules oth Court, and appearing by satisfactory evil
1nce tina, nhaban Of this Commonwealth:
that he do appear rules 10 be held in the Clerks
Office Of said Court the first Monday in April next, and
the plaintiff BILL and tina, this order b. inserted
newspaper published in the oil Iynchbug, for
months successfully. and posted nj the front door o the
Courthouse Of this county Court day.
ACopy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
Jan ~ WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Dl RSt ANT to Deed of Trust executed to me hy
L David r.. NJ Black, for certain PURPOSES therein
mentioned, bearing date the 4ith nj December 1870
and duly recorded IN the Clerks Office ofthe Hastings
Court OF lynchhurg, and the Cle, Office of tho coun
~ Court ot Campbell shall. the 9Th day Of March
1872. procc, upon the PREMISES sell by way Of pub
llc auction. for cash, the Real Property in said
Deed mentloncd-lhiS property is situated at Sandy
Hook, near the town of l.ynchhnrg, and consists OF
Four well improved Tcilclncmts,
with suitable Lot tooach ands truly very valuable prop
ery II is believed that the capitalist could arcely have
an opportunity OF investing his money in the purchase
OF property which would yield him better profit than
IN the purchase of this propcny-Fhc title is believed
to be ndlspuabc, hut shall convey such title only as
is vested in me by said decd j. WILLS
CD ii tJM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24
1)0cttcal.


Prom HI NtufhSffus l seae ,''"'''s'~
EVENING nv my. T.
BYE n HATCHER
The sun, half hid frorn mortal view,
Now ha,hes himself in isds Of gold;
And nov, unseen, the arch af blue.
Ten thousand radiant worlds unfold,
A. through the shades Of night are seen,
Those cleaning OF h. coneealcd b, day,
So brighter glows with Voc between,
The hoae u Heaven, that hlissial ray
Perhaps some kindred sp,r, ring-
Beyoui thasc hri ght resplendeni spheres,
And waits to lend her golden wings
I, wafi me fr.rm tins vale oi,ears
Oh. Thou whose thron. is based on worlds
Tha, wheel their round. thru endless space,
lie at thy right when fate uniurls
Her gloomy scroll, IN, resting place
As row kneel in nature. fame,
Whose FURNISHED lamps worlds Of light,
Nv spin i talks with those that reign
Ahey, the spsnsled arh Of night,
Ant wrapi in awe, hear the theme
which through the heavenly organ ring-,
And dies away upon the stream
Which from the Tlirons Eternal springs
oh tia; some angel of the skies
Mould, while gaze ON licsvsn'' high dome,
Unlock, and to m, lingering eyes
Reveal. nv future blissful home
NV .pirt calm a. Cyn,hia's beam,
Would soar heyond zach starry sphere,
And there, arrared IN light, would dream
No more Of thing, that grieve me here.
To thee how, Eternal One,
Who woY. the gorgeou, rohe Of night,
And ask tina; Thou (thr Y i'll he doneO
Would'si I'LL, from bright urn Of light,
NV thirsty soul. and like sou star,
That fades al morning. dwan away,
oh NAV that light bu, cease Ia glare
In Heavens own bright eternal day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24

IIRt.iNIA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office Of thu
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery, for III.
cnonty OF Ns'on the first Monday in January 1872
Henry Bib Plaintiff,
John Whitehead and Albert ". Ilarri, and Clsush A.
Harris. Of Lee W Harris deceased, which said
Henry Bbb John bitches al and Lee w Harris part
nsrs, trading in the name of Harris, Bbb hitehead,
Defendants.
In CuANcERy.
The Defendant Albert " Harris having entered hi.
appearance and given security according To the Act of As
.emby and the rules of this Court, and appearing by
artory evidence, that he is inaiiant Of This Com
monw ,lth TN the motion Of tie plaintiff, by counsel, it
or,rred that the said Defendant do appear here rules
be held the said Clerks Office the first Monday April
and the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of
this order be- forthwith inserted in the lynchburg Nginan
published in the town Of 1ynrhbrg, for
months surrcsve and another cop, thereof posted a, the
Copy-Te.te
no. {. CUTLER, elk.
Jan. 90 WIN
XiRGiNi\:-n rules held in the Clerk Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancrry
county OF Nelson, the first Monday in January, 1872
Henry Bbb Plaintiff,
IIenry 7 i'rri'and Albert ". Harris and Clough A.
Harris executor. of Lee W iIais, deceased, which said
Henry Bbb Henry r. Iarri. and lie" " Harris mer
chants and partners, trading the Of Harris Bbb Il
Harris Defendants.
TX Cm,NcEnr
The Defendant, Albert W Harris not having entered his
semby anil the Rules Of this Court and appearing
rtory evidence that he is not inhahitant Of this Com
monwcalth on the motion of the plaintiff by COUNSEL is
orcfo that the said ap,mar here at rules to
he held in the said Clerks office the first Monday in April
and the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the ynchburg Virgin
ian, newspaper published in the Of Iynchbug, for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and another copy thereof posted
the front door Of tho Court house Of this county,
court day Cppy-ro-te,
RIO, c. CUTLER, c,..
Jan 20 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24

The editor af the Louisville Journal says that smc
years agO he lost the OF his phi hand and has
been compelled 10 write with his rtt. That has now
failed him. He is under medical aud hopes for res
tora,lon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24
Jan 27

Vtrgimia:
+ rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
n Court of Law and Cbancey, for Bdford county, the Sd
DAY Of January, 1912
Joseph Hogan, Plaintiff
against
Margaret y Hogan Of Obadiah Hogan dee
John Towy Joseph reks, Charles Hogan, Francis Tur
Patsy hi, wife late Patsy Hogan, ames Greasy and
Nancy his w, late Nancy Hogan, Obadiah Hogan, Samuel
Hogan Enos Hogan an. logan and Charles Crouch and
Polly his wife, late Polly logan defendants
IL CHArcERY.
The defendants, John Adams and Margaret his wife, not
la ing enteod r appearance and given security
ding the Act Of Assembly and the rules this Court and
by satisfactory evidence that they not in
hs bisnts of this Commonwealth: II i. ordered tina, they do
appear rules be held in the Clerks Oce OF said Court
the first Monday in April next and the Plaintiff
bill th, b~ inserted spapcr pub
i.l.d in ynrhburg for months .uece.-ively and pos
the door Of the Courthouse Of this County,
some Court day Copy-Trs'c,
JOS. WILSON, cIx
Jan ~ WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24

Almonte, formerly Secretary Of State for Mexico, Aid
de Camp to Santa Anna. Spy i" Texas, aud Minister to
England, has been banshed fiom The city Of Mexico.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24
Advertisement.

.THNiE SUBSC RIDER is building a number of
i UOOL C.iRDLN1i .MiCHLNES Of good
quality. for sale which will be ready for the
lie viii take three hundred dollars piece for tho Gard
ing Machines. and twenty dollars for Picker. The Tor
prices 5oO dollars for GOOD CarlIna Machine.
and 40 dollars for a Picker. Any persons wanting Ma
chimes. will please write to him the Natural Bridge.
RockbrIdgc County, Va. THOMAS CROSS.
Jan. 20 w;}m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24
Donleotte futellt0eMce.
APPOINTMENTS by TIE PRESIDENT,

by aud ,rih The ddric, aud consent q The Senate
SaMuEr j. DouGLtss. to h. Judge Of the United
States for the Middle District Of Florida in the place Of
William II Brockenbreugh. declined. who was appoint
ell in the place Of Alfred Bseh. Resigned
RoBERT C. NICHOLAS. To he Attorney of the United
States for the Eastern District Of Virginia. re apppoinl
ed.
M,ucus c. RYAN. re appp nied Surveyor and In,pcc
tor OF the Revenue al Windsor. North Carolina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24
To Planters and others.

TUllIE subscriber viii .e goods in hs line at small
j advance On COST FOR C.lSH HIS assortment
Of Hardware and Cntory very large embracing Toll,
Of all kinds. Building Matorlas, Saddley, Looking
Glasses Cooking cn.lIs, and every thing generally
kept in Hardware Stores H. Is. RICHARDS.
Jan 81 Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24

Coin AID SrLvER--rhe amount of gold and silver
impaired into Boston during the year isi. was gold
Sl2276i, silver s2l9.3si. Exported during the same
perod-gold s595,sl2. silver 81 ,65, 40. Excess ol
exports over imports 81 0s9 l0i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-24

Eveis represented as having been por,cbcauty .ant
there can bc doubt she ui the loyci.t work.
Of Gods creatIunbul then in those days. coscs had
been invented and nature Was not tortured.