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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-29
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NlEGlNIA:-M hul,s h,,d il tie t.rh'. n,e Of tie
'ireui SUI cIici ,.nri Il Law aud Chan,cry ior III
County nl Nelson, in the month al June, ISi3
JaIue> y. Martin executor of t,co:.e Martin decd,
Edward J.. Puvis admin stratar OF James Martin deed,
and said Jimc, " M.ftn aud Henry ". Martin,
famr. f.. Powell and Elizabeth hi> wife, Elv ard l..
Pnr,is and MARY Ann hi. wiit Wiley johnson and
irah y. his wife, and Nanc, ". GLEASON, which 'aid
.ianes y, llruty ", Ekab tn, Mary Ann, Sarah A.
AID Nancy ". children aud heirs at Ia" of James
Martha decd. Pitintil,,
Arthur Hopkins. al SIatls Martin dcrd ani
Samuel Loving, Chris ,,Ihcr I. Este and Alexander
rrpmn, hi. sritic his bond aoresaid the
raior 81 hudson AIat drcd, Nicholas T. West md in
dlh his wife, ancs y hrms ard SALLY his wifc, Mel
Iauhtoi and la his Wiz, Folly Martin. William
Va tin Sparks Martin and Hudson Martin. Elijah Chris
ian and Elizabeth his wiIt, and Jefferson Green
IDco. dlnts.
Is tHAHCEGY.
The i 'Irndm's Nelson Iinkibfl tad Iluc hi, ni,, " il
Lam Aarti. Spark, Martin, Hudson Martin, Eiah Clr'
nnanl Elizabeth his wife aud jefferson cen, la, in.
catered tn it appearance and given accordin.
the Ac Of hs,mb, and The rules OF this court and il APP
feitHg hy ~rl'ury evidence thai they ins h,ams
d this tpmmpnW cath: GA notion Of the Plaintiff y their
IL ISL it i ordered that the said Defendant, do appear
h,re at rules to be held IN the SAIL Clerks Diicr the
list Monday in Scpcaurr ncs AMI answer th PLAINTIFF
bill; aud that of this ord-r be forthwith inserted
'he ,uoihurr \usinau newspaper published in tive
'o"Ro IyurhhurE. f tive months and ano-
copy the ot pcdd hy IRON, door the Court House
Il tins Count some Dntt dav
hCop,--rcstc,
Ro. CUTLER, ok.
juno II WIN
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FOR EsipssI.

H,DR the ensuing season, commencing lst july Il
q NEGRO MILLER. Having been f,r some years
p1N' empnyed At The Langho,nc ,ls. he can bring the
pest recommendations fer h"n'sly, subrciy aud skill
in grinding Apply to Fayclc Scpoc. Esq address.
lynchbug
june : ;Ytl July
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'HNif. subscriber, bcnp agent Tor the sale of those
celebrated Poughs made b, Ruoglcs Nourse \
Mason, ol Worcester, Massachusetts, offers the olIow
lng descriptions. al factory prices
One horse hll side rlooehs at 800
~" do do do do AT 1890
t.Nra two horse hll, side do at II 50
pne horse common Plough At LOO
"" 90 do do AT 500
lhr'e do do do al Il 10
Pl"ughs, ot common castmgs. al much less prces-Cu
uvatuts and orn Slt,ll,rs
Points to suit the various Plouehs always Oh hand
JAMES A. SllGlER
Nov 81 "a
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ROBERT TINSIFN. clk
CoMMIssIoHrR's OFFICE, }

toMNlsSIoNER'S OFFICE,
Amherst Court House April Goth 1913, {
The parties interested in the foregoing order viii take
notice thai have appointed the 9TH day Of August next
10 commence the accounts mentioned in the foregoing &C
count. On which day at 10 O'clock 4. NJ they are re-
qnrsted To aticnl at my Office With their accounts.
vouchers and copies Of Court papers, prepared for cNal
nation aud s'ttl 'ncnt.
RIO. NJ. BROWN, Spl Com'r.
juno % vim
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.Dan,cs River iron works for sale

WNIT UUdrf.lnfd II ST n Tn hlIrsl blddrr
the / lh day al July nrAt the Elk Greek Fur
nacc, and between and is0o Of Land connected
herewith. About 9db ol this Land covered
Wuh hravy gt,wthol l9es mbcf and iddlliona sup
plies at wu"d l,nd laahy eNiel be had NJ price
upt exceeding 81 per actr Between } sud AtO acres o
lie land immediately contiguous la The Furnace used
iur farming putp1-,s portion oi winch has been aloh
" improved aud converted into mesduw now yielding
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lRt:INIA!

VIRGINIA.
\ Franklin County the Courthouse, the 7th diy II
June 1885,
Pleasant tTess,N, Plaintiff,
dga8ia
William Crease, aud ppci.f Ri.es. Defendants.
IL tHtse1sf.
Tho defendsnt William Greasy no, having entered
h.. appearance AMI given security, according the
n, ii Assembly and the rules II hts Court, aud II
appearing hy sat slror, st1elea that he an IN
hsbam of this SttC IN motion of the plain
inf h, counsel ordered thai the sa,d illisntC fca.r,
anpeat here tlr hrs, Monday sepeaber next. and
answered.. plaintiff bill. and that copy o TN. order be
lfh,, th published ~ the Iynehhntg Slrginan Zoe tso
month, successfully, aud posted hr trout DIOR o tn,
court house of this rouuiv
\ Copy Tcste.
IL. \. SCOTT, I. e.
Jun "a WIN
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3joYt(rnt.
- en-, AN Tn. rnIrossruEm.

rux GIRL AND Tina rnILOssrnkn.
As Nate went Tripping up tbs town,
Ne LASH. e'cr leaked pr-i,ief,e
An sancos' chsel" in cap and tc'-n
Nc mortal Ter locke grit'ief)
Acsosfrd Kitty in tn. street,
As she going 70 ero-s OVER,
And pabhesi her Of kiSs--thc cheat
Saying II am rhilcsophrr"'
a. WHAT" saii Kitty, blu.hias red
And CAV. his eapa toss OVER
Are you,-oh, phi aid uGs c I'D
While he bewa.lcd the "la>-oi'h-eI"
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CoMMIssIoHEWS OrFIcr,
Amherst Court llonSr, April gGth 1873
The parties interested will take notice thai hay,
appointed the 3oh day ot June NEXT To comm, nee he
accounts mentioned in the frcooug orders, ON which
day at 10 ocloch \. NJ they are requested IL al
tend atmy Office, with their accounts vuurhtrs and cop
les of court papets. prepared for cNauptln and settle
mcut. RD. NJ. BROWN So { unuor
june | W.,
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E'epHs ls2!NI.

<Te5 TIE Brick Tenement next door To the Far
Eii.1 mets' Bank, and recently occupied by :. $ 4
i-A..A w. Harris. Possession given immediately.
Apply 10 NJ TALBOT
MAY Is Is
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FOR SALE.

4 SUPERIOR YOKE YOUNG OMEN, wei
"A brnke large md strong. Apply to
Nj. TALBOT
Junc - Is
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III. fSsEfs1S f.,

1NOR SALE anew Charlotte, ofthe musl lashnnaLie
STYLE made by an experienced workman, suitable
tor one or two horses. by early application a bargain
may be had. CHARLES PHELPS.
MAY IL Is
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S.ss- ssss.R <FSFs'as..

Sn BAGS Of l.aguira Coffee, Just received from
''J Philadelphia, which can l,eennerd first
rate Iamil, article.
Call quick, at Phelps's Auction House, if You want
good Coffee. CHARLES PHELPS.
MAY IL Is
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HILLS Oh E1ixplsG

Fer tie Iamr. N;rrs a En,:n,,he canal
TORsiLE Al IMS OFFICE.
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EUELS.Ix<. (ORsDs.yI

<SHDS.IIS. lORDE.SIA,
4 l'NNE IN Store. and Will continue to receive. a
large quantity oi turllals, manufactured hy an .,
pcr'enccd German, Which will sell 10y wholesale or re
tail.
Country Merchants will do well 10 call and examine
The article. CHARLES PHELPS
May - IA
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IL III. We y.

All the Buildings inr manufacturing Pig metal Ia
unes, tor Whlch the metal is peculiarly adared-a
comnudauonm hands, teams. Sc, including ",
hullt Saw Ntll are tllc place aud in GOOD condition
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OR NGNS AHD s.EfsOYS.

El'S'r received At "Orp Ilorsr.h few boxc>
- FRESH ORANGES < LEMONS. in God or
der. c. W. lAN(Ei.
juno , Is
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Il. e. MITCHELL, OK.
" Pm
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juno II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05
Court of Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ulshoefter.

DtlOTc JuuHe UlsnOeHer'
Der 4-Joseph ". Rediy rs John b WALTON and Ed
pard Broom = This action Of trespass. The
plaintiff hired for month portion OF house in Hsus
ton street from the defendant Walton, under written
agreement And in August last the staircase leading
from the yard the occupied by the plaintiff
removed also the roof uncovered, in conseQ uence
OF hch much damage sustained during rain
The defence up that the plaintiff had legal right
of tenancy being there suffrage, after the expiration
OF the month, and secondly that the repairs
made Nth the OF the plaintiff The evidence was
contradictory The Court charged that The produc
OF the ogceementby the plaintiff alter written notice
being served by the defendants counsel to produce it,
fatal to es;sblishng right Of tenantcy The ques
ton for the jury to determine was-hsd the plsinf
proved his right, and he the tenant OF Waon7 IL So
he had legal clsim for damages- not H. defendant
bad right TO make the repairs Agnin legal tenant,
and had given consent then the verdict must be Tor the
deie ddnts. A sealed verdict will be returned at the
opening ofthe court today For plaintiff Harris Wilson;
Tor defendant J w. G. Levcridge.
Robert Handiey u.s. Mathew .armstrong and George
Simpson This action OF replevn. On the Sd June
last the defendant seized lot OF spruce spars. dock
logs floats and be stick valued 800 by virtue
OF landlords warrant for rent of shoreths claim for
rent was $40 The defence set up is that the claim Of
the defendants legal md just and the warrant
duly served The will b. continued at the olenpg
OF the court TODAY. For plsinuH j. H. Flannagan for
the defendants Messrs FIELDS
Calender for Thursday --Nos. 81, 10, al, IL, SO,
So l24 1884, 26, 9, H. So AZ 49, 30, 90 lal Do, 49, lN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05
u. 3. District Court.

"WEDNESDAY, Oct 4.--The IT, States rs. Jean Basso.-
This was an cotton on bail bond arising the
OF Frosch, the importing meIchsnt,N no nihs
lent invoices through the custom house The Grand Ju
ry found seven indictments against him, on four OF
which he was held to bail in the sum OF $4,000 The
District Attorney being dissatisfied with the nature and
solvepcy OF the surtes arrested him the other three
bench warrants, and compelled him give bail OF more
solvent character. the defendant became one OF
such bail, in the o. $4,000 Frosch has ubsconded
and sDowsought the amount OF the security
The defence set up that the entire proceedings
egal-that true bill having been returned by
the grand jury the Commissioner authorized by
the satu TO receive bail he did the act IL
legal
The Court charged the jury that, the involved
certain legal points which he wished have
time to deliberate and hear arguments Of counsel they
could find verdict for the plaintiff and bill OF exctp.
tons would then be prepared by the counsel for tho
people, which would give further opportunity Of
siderDg the merits Of the legal points ISSUE The jury
accordingly found or the plsntif
For plaintiff the Mcssrs Fields.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

kind and 90 hhds Kentucky sold delivery. All OH err
sorts remained quiet and with the exception s7s 40
rooms Cuba leaves, further came 70 our knov
Ledge. On the l4th instant 262 packages Porto REQ
leaves will be brought 10 the hammer New York Pot
Ashes which 200 Kegs have arived, which had been
previously sold on delivery Is may be bough AZ
l5a in bond ditto Pearl Ashes either the spot or on
contract at Is in bond
HAMsUReH, Sept. s-The accounts respecting the 70
suit oil the Dutch Coffee sales have made particular
Impression on our market, which remains frm, though
without much doing, the sales of the week having been
condned TO $500 bags Brazil at ct to 81 sch; $40 La
gnyra at 81 and 500 bags st Domingo at u to
sen. Brsz Sugar was in little request, buyers having
their attention principally directed towards Havana, Of
which the following sales effected viz $500 boxes
brown at TO It, end yellow at % 81 to st grot Cotton
has agsn advanced In value $50 bales from the United
statss having been sold at 81 Al sch 2as ST. Domingo
at 10 to % and 80 serons Lsguayra at SCH Rice
renamed unaltered. The transactions in Tobacco
sisted Of A45 packages Porto Rico At sch besides
few small parcels Havana and St. Domingo at different
currencies or Hides several first hand transactions
took place at which about Rio realized st to sch
and 1000 Laguayra at 8 to 81 sch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05
Superior Court,
Before Judge Oakley

WEDNESDAY,, Oct 4-Ridlsy BedeH This case
continued from yeserdaythe Court charged the jury
that by the evidence proved right of
right, he justified IN awthat he exhibited no more
righteousness violence in establishing his claim tb
right than necessary. The chief point for the jury
to determine the correct boundary of the adjacent
rear lot, known Winsiows the fence of which had
been changed twice II the fence Of Ninslow had en-
coached upon the lots in question: and Bedes RICH. of
way ten feet lay dzcent such fence then Winslnw
the person to suffer and not Ridley but f the fence
ofWnslow was correctly drawn, TO designate his lot
then Bedel had full claim oil 10 feet adjacent that
ience and if the stable oil the plaintiff The de-
PENDANT justified in cutting off from IL much
croaohed upon that right The jury decide the
boundary Of Wnslow's lot, and then the per-
fecty clear verdict returned for the plaintiff in
So costs and SIS damages
For plaintiff, Charles OConnor; for defence. Ray.
mond
Calender for Thusdoy-76 II, 90 a, 49, as 49, 50 &c.
81 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05
City Intelligence.

PoLicv.-Rsther duh day yesterday. Tom Lowery,
charged with robbng the drover Enfield several months
since was arrested yesterday by officers Cockeiar and
stokely and committed for trial. He arrested some
weeks since on the same charge. but discharged at
the time for want Of evidence Two new complaints OF
passing counterfeit money made against Kate
Beamer which she will certainly be to the state
prison.
BEACON CoURsE.-The trot between Lady Suffolk
Dutchman and Americas, two mile heats, in harness,
off to day at o'clock II will be very interesting
race, if the three horses start
SINGULAR CAUSE DFATH.-A boy name Isaac W.
Watts about eight years Of age, killed on Tues.
day evening in the following strange manner He
had been playing with several boys in the Bowery
aud run into stable the OF Hester street
from whence he chased cut by the hostler and in
running the street caught hold of the wheel of
Wagon standing opposite to stop his progress when
slipped and fell backwards on the pavement iracturIg
his skull as to cause almost instant death.
RowsY FRRMEN On the night OF the 18th of June last
between the hours of 10 and IL o'clock the house Of
CINE Company No 49, attacked by gang of despe-
radoes while the members OF the company in meet
ing the upper part of the house. and the doors and win
dows broken in with paving stones and the engine drag
ged out capsiz ed nutilaed and broken. Charles H.
Smith, the foreman of the company witnessed the rro-
ceedngs and having exered due diligence to discover
the perpetrators Of the rowdy conduct succeeded this
week in causing the arrest of the following young men,
who are fully committed charges OF riot and assault
Terrence Smith. John ONe Samuel Spears, Charles A.
Goldng. John Connolly, George McCsuley, Albert Nc
Twain, Michael Duffy Richard and William Sexton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

ANOTHER SnoT AT PUssYrsM The Harpers have
published, in pamphlet at one shilling, the charg,
delivered by Bishop McIlvane, of Ohio. to the
clergy of his diocese, at their recent Convention
The Bishop takes pretty good care to let II be
Known, that he has very little respect for Fuseylsm
n any shape, and he eloquenty enjoins upon hiF
clergy, the exercise of the utmost vigilance against
{. For sale al this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

MEXICAN CLAIMS Sit appears that there is some
complaint against the course adopted in Mexico in
sending the money belonging to the claimants to
his country
BY the terms of the treaty with Mexico, it is ex-
pressy stipulated that the Mexican Government
shall deliver the amount Of indemnity at Vera Cruz,
tree ofexpense; and then, 10 cover all the expense
Of shipment of the specie to heUnited States s cx
pressy stipulated that that government shall pay two
and one half per cent on the amount of the iDdem.
atty, which is one and one quarter per cent more
han the customary charge for freight and insurance
rex. Vera Cruz 10 the United States. How is il
hat the Government OF the United States, whose
secretary OF the Treasury is authorized by law OF
Congress to receive and disburse to the claimants
he amount OF their indemnity, can make any
charge against the claimants! Have they not al
ready suffered and lost enough by Mexican outrage
IN their PROPERTY Must they be subject TO a new
lad Illegal exaction by their own government
Let us have this matter examined into
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Clayton and
Martin.

Martin.
JAMES r. WHITING. ESQ District Attorney.
w, prEspAY, October 4th.-Horse Sealing "A colored
nan named John Williams, was tried for stealing horse
and wagon, belonging to VIM D. Vreeland OF Bergen,
" j. on the I'd Of September last. The accus,d was
ound standing the horse and wagon that had
removed IRON Washington Market to Albany street. and
when asked where he got the horse he said IL belonged
him, and refused to give up the lines, and then
taken to the police Office The jury, not ceiving the
evidence sufficient TO show clear intent OF larceny ac-
Quilted him.
Ttial Of Patrick Noonan.--Ths man, implicated with
his Michael, put on trial on charge vi grend
arceny, In stealing $3.50 in Canada bank notes the
roperty of Robert Cold, broker, Of Toronto u. c. ON
the 25th June last.
EDWARD B. RrcuE called and sworn.--I am clerk for
bCo dbroksr aud reside in Buffalo, am in the hal /, of
purchasing funds OF Buffalo, TO transmit to Mr. Codd
Il Toronto; transmitted $3.50 TO MIR Codd on the 2bth
# June last in different bank notes enveloped In parer
nd marEed in my hand writing
"A number OF envelopes we're here shown witnessl
Witness eontinued-l can identity number OF these
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

NIBLo's.-The new pantomime has created quite
sensation; we not surprised at it, whether we
consider the beauty of the scenery-the cleverness
OF the Transformations or the rich acting of the
Raves; the three form combnalon rarely to be
Witnessed All strangers are sure TO pay this esab.
ishment VISIT and our citizens have long made it
their avorite resort BY The way, Hill has compos-
ed all admirable overture for the new piece, Which
me els with deserved applause
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

MIR RUssELL.-This distinguished vocalist gives
a concert this evening at Brooklyn, and farewell
concert at the Stuyvesan Institute in this city, on
Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

o. CHARLES WILMER, Of Liverpool, will accept
our thanks for the London Times of the l9ih, re-
ceved by him by special express
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05
YORK HERALD.
New York, Thursday, October 8, 1919

o. Mr. L. Willard is our only authorized agent for
he Gale CT the Herald in Troy, NJ Y All persons wish
he Psper in ihe city will apply only to him, at $50
liver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

1I- JUDGE JAMES VANDERpoEL died in Albany
last Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

CHATHAM THEATREA this comfortable and or
derby house last night, performed the melo-
drama of the Rebel Chief, and the beautiful play of
the Stranger. The latter piece, we are persuaded,
could not be performed in more effective or mas.
terly manner Mr., Jamson performed the part of
of the Stranserin manner which does credit to
the piece, and Mrs. Jones, as Mrs. Halter, re-
ceived the enthusiastic plaudi,s of the audience
We do not know, on the American stage, more
promising actor than Mr. Jamison. There is an ex
cellent bill offered for this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

WELcn's CIRCUS was at Genoa on the fourth OF
September.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

ANOTHER APPOINTMENT Nathaniel Greene has
received the appointment of postmaster OF Boston,
vice George VIM Gordon, who goes Consul to Rio
de Jaoeiro. The appointment is to take Effect on
the 18th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

FROM HAVANA Accounts ftom Havana STAT,
lhat. Capan General Valdez, 81 ,he and at noa
mas been succeeded by Don Leopold Xayie o u n.
1el Don Antonio Larrus. Inte ndant OF the finan-
cia braoch oil the Island of Cuba, has been sue
ceeded by the former ATTENDANT, Count VIllanueva,
This change has been brought about by the revo
ution in Spain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-05

LATER FROM RIO JANEIRo We are indeb to
ne polltencss OF Capt. Chason, OF the bIig janet
rom Kingston, Jamaica, Tor files OF the Royal "a
ember, inclusive They contain nothing ci lnlefes
O The American reader, except accounts OF the Oh
.a,rous fire in Kingston on the 70 OF August last
Which have been anticipated by advIces received q
Our attentive correspondent at Kingston, wrilne
Indrr date of the IA ut. says that Flour was sell n
Il So per barrel; Meal at 50 per barrel; and Rice
!, ~ per 100 pounds These were the wholesale
,rices The mark1t was glutted.- 8ah A,na.