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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-22

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Dpfrncrte ~ rfHs .piir ~
UNlrfuBATrs, Ngmrn llmIlinri.
naa itsr \ Mlsals5rrt ,y,Nu7ii
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- onlnlgIu,cd, lbal TOBIAS
luRR of WINSTON Ctuaiy, Las b 90
declared = IIukup, " 90 order u
il,lssHld C0ur, nude on The l3tll 10y
of March,, A. ~. lsig, nod That tie
said Tublns FHf lns applied fgr y
certificate OF dal disci,nfas ffvin lIls
debts under tho bei vf togfess ~
sdch ease made AID prosiiedi and
the III Monday Of iune, "A. y. isiJ,
vt Aberdeen, has buen ~ for tie
6nnl hearing. Al persons ido,csi'd
may then AID there appear 10 show
Cause, II any they can, VIII, tho dc.
cree and certificate OF discharge
should 10. be granted.
TEsT: G.. NJ. RACSDALE,
Chrk'
March 10, ISi3. Al ~
DisTarcr CouRT or TnE Notice In
UNrED States, NonTn- Bankrupt.
mrs - cr. o. Ai,ss'es'rrs. J cy, M ~ >
NOTICE is hereby given to all
~ persons interested, tnat Aaron
Stewart Of Wiuston County, has been
duly declared Bankrupt by an or.
der OF this said Court, made on the
18Th day of March, A. ID 1913, and
that the said Aaron Stewart has APP
plicd for ccltifraic Of final dis
charge from his debts under the act
OF Congress in such case made and
provided; and the Sd Monday Of
June, A. ID. lS43, at Aberdeen, has
been set Tor tie final hearing. All
persons interested may then and
there appear to show cause, if any
they .an, why the decree and cerlifi-
cate Of discharge, should not be
granted.
Test: G. M. RAGSDALE,
Clerk.
March 10, 1S43. al At
DIsTn1cr CouRT OF THE ! Notice in
UNITED STATES, NORTH Bankrupt
ERIN DIsT OF MlssIsslrpl. cy,No 7l3
n Office is hereby gwen to all
IN persons interested, that Henry
Massey OF Winston County, has been
duly declared a Bankrupt by an or
der of this sad Court, made on the
18th day OF March. A. d. lS4S, and
that HE said Henry Massey has APP
Piled COR certificate oftinal discharge
from his d BITS under he act Of Con.
gress in such case made and provided:
aud the sd M MAY of June, A. b.
1912, at Aberdeen, has been set
the fnallcariug. AN pere ne intes-
es;cd may then and there appear to
show cause, if any the, can. why the
decree aud certificate of discharge,
should moi be granted.
Test: g. M. RAGSDALE, |
Clrk.
MaTCN ID, lO9vs II ~
Drsrn1cT CoURT OF TUE I Notice in
UN1rED STATES, NoRrH. Bankrupt
ERIN DlsT. or MISSISSIPPI. cy,No Ia
NOTICE is hereby given to all
~ persons Interested, that Robert
II. Dennis OF Winston County, has
been duly declared a Bankrupt by an
order Of this said Court, made on the
18Th day of March. A. ID. ls43. and
that the said Robert III. Dennis has
applied for certificate Of final dis
chargelrom his debts under the act,
of Congress in such case made and
provided: and the Sd Monday ~
June, A. ID. 1913, at Aberdeen, ha>
been set for the final hearing. Ali
persons interested may then and
there appear to show cause, if an,
they can, why the decree and certifi-
cate or di. charge should not be grant
ed.
Test: G. nj. RAGSDALE,
Ci,rk.
March l3, ls43. al at
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may be regarded as formInu -,s,sszsss.'
OF the work. And Of indigenous por
TRY, enough is pubIished-somot;noos
q no mean strain-to manifest and cnI-
tIvate the growing poetical taste and ,oi
| ents OF our country.
L ne Tunes appear, for several ron
sons, 10 demand such work-no, ~
alone, but many. The public mind -
'eVefisned and irritated still, from roS
cent political striies. The sof, go
siVe influence of Literature is needoJ
10 ailay that fever, and sootbe thai ~;
tatlon. Vice and folly are rioting abroad
lney should be driven by indignant re-
ouke, or Iashed by ridicule. into tba;r
httlng haunts ignorance lords il ova.
an immense proportion of our naonla
Every spring should be set in no,ion
10 arouse the enlightened. and 10 ;n
reuse 'nelf number; so that the great
enemy OF popular government nav NJ
ohger brood, like pertentous cloud
over Inc destlnles Of our country Ard
o accomplish all these ends. wba,
more powerful can be employed. than
PERIODICAL, on the plan of the Massan
ger: II that plan be carried out in nr,a
ice? o' AZ Prac-
The South peculiarly requires such ,
n n agent. In all the Union. sontb or
.ashington, there are but two Li,era.
J periodicals.! Northward of thai
ts' mere are at least twenty-five or =
llfty! IS this contrast justified by tho !
eallh, the leisure, the native talent ~
e actual literary taste, of the Soutbern :,
'ople, compared with those of the !,
ofthern! No; for in wealth talents :
ID TASTE we may justly claim At leas.
equality with our brethren: md = !,
mestlc institution exclusively 40 y
M. beyond all doubt affords MS If We =, =,
Dose, twice the leisure for rssd;" 81
q writing, which they enjoy =, =,
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] rust Sale

by virtue Of deed Of trus, eyer
led to the undersigned BY Thos. pcc
70 sccnre debt TO James T. Crofar
bearing date the first day Of June 1874
ana duly recorded in the county of Ia
iaha'chlc on The second CAV of Jun.
1910, and for the purposes and consii
shall.
On he t'celtA dayof Jaas i843
az me Town of Charleston the coon1
seat OF SAID County; expose TO sale at aus
tion TO the highest bidder for CASH th.
following property TO wit.
The East half Of Section 81 Of Town.
ship 90 of Range 3 East. The South.
west Quarter. and the South balfoft r
Northwest Quarter Of Section 81, ard
township 22 of Range East. Norl
hall Of Northwest Quarter OF Sectu
50 of Township 22 Of Range 3 Easi
n all SIX hundred and forty acres.
Also, the following slaves TO wit:
Lewis, Bob, Hal, Alfred, Willie, Isaas
Mosey, Henderson, Grandson. Scot
Harry, George, Fanny, Esther, Phiis,
Nancy, Caroline. Hasty, Mason, Aman.
ia and Milly, with the future increase
Of said female slaves.
Also, twelve head of horses, and
mules, fifty head of cattle, three yoke Of
'xen, one Wagon, all The plantation
ooIs and utensils of every description;
III the household and Kitchen Furni-
urc.
Selling as trustees we shall convey
Q other title than we possess as such.
THOMAS a. CHEVES, / Trustee,
GREEN B. GOODWIN.
December Sd 1642 49-26t
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BOSTON NOTION
and
GRAEEAEE'S MAGAZINE
FOR ONLY S5.OOii

we have made arrangements with
Inc enterPfising publisher of eRAHAu's
MAGAZINE, by which we are enabled IN
oher their Magazine and the Boston No
non Tor one year, for only fire dollars !
IT. is IDLE for US here to enter into a
ustaii OF the superior character of Ora
nam Magazlne-it has in one wear ac.
CURED celebrity and extent of circula-
ZION beyond that Of any periodical in the
world For the year 1912, the Maoa-
zne is to be increased in the number Of
It's pages, and other fnportant and val.
liable attractions are to be added to il
Inc next new works of BULWER
iDlChENS, and JAMES, will be repub,
Iisned IN the Boston Notion. quarto and
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THESE great authors have been aIn,ost
ehtireiy inaccessible to country readers
owing 10 the difficulties in receiving then
IN book form. By subscribing for tho
boston Notion, you will obtain the work
OF tnese master-minds at about one tenth |
OF what they would otherwise cost Won |
NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO THE ouAPT0
We will furnish copies of the Qnarto
Notion No: 1, to all who may wish it.
rev numbers only having as yet been
Puollshed-and the two volumes at tho
end OIL the year will contain 1872 pages.
volume. ~ 0"c''
Upon remitting SIS to Mr.. Graham.
d Philadelphia, publisher Of the Maoa.
'ha p OF 10 Inc undersigned, copy OF
ne boston Notion (quar;o or folio edi +
ion) and Graham's Magazine for i849
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Publisher Of Boston Notion
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Notice TO Travellers.

She Ferry which have been heretofore az
i tending to, will be discontinued on the ihiT.
fieth inst. All persons who have paid sub
scribed TO mo at that Ferry for the present yea:
will find me at what has been heretofore known
as the UPPER FERRY, ready and willing 10
fulhl all my former engagements with them on
the same terms as before. Having made the suit
able arrangements, i will have two good and sub
stantial Boats, and no exertions will be spared
upon ray part to facilitate The passage ac.os
the River.
tEF The road IS in good order, and imuedI
ate steps will be taken for further improvements
WILLL4.M n. SHERMAN.
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Watch & Clock Making.

The subscriber begs leave TO inform
his friends and the public, that, having
located in Oxford. he is prepared 10 ex.
ecute any work in the watch and clock
making line on the most reasonable terms
Watches and clocks repaired on the
shortest notice. S. T. KING,
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TAKE N0HcF;;

virtue Of Il Deed O, =
: I lex by Thomas P.a lIas /
which Trust bears dale Of H. .. RsnS
@ and was duly recorded n ;" !, June /.
Charleston and county o n ID ne 'o',,
on the third day of June Io ,S'lohs,
T. NO z, pages Sc, 81. and Az, 40 10 |
me purposes therein con,,;DoI a. y
proceed to sell, 10 the hiobca, T. -, VI
cash. on the 'S' 1Idd;i
1re|tIh day Of lime z,,, -.
IN IN me !, town ofCharlesioD, and :. %
aliahatchie, the following w Co''
VIII; Lewis, aged q years: BoS N.Y. 7.
years; and Henderson, aped , 2, g
we shall only convey such ~! 20
as vested by said Deed ''''' y
THOS. A. CHEyEs i,
g. b. GOODWfV
Dec. 10th, la4e. 40
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""s rom deep sense OF this IN
CAL want, That the word SorTurp. w.
engraiied on the name OF this ner;od;
cal; and mol with any design to ponr;sb
local preIudices, or 10 advocate sum- NJ
sea local Interests. Far from anv LII LII
thought: tits the Editors ferven, r;eh
10 see the North ard the South bound
loSelher forever, in the siIken bands n
tlu'ual klndness and affection Far
rom tneolialing HOSTILITY TO the North
ne has already drawn. and he bonos
hereafter todraw, much Of his cboicn.,
nc deem himself, should his ppoes hv
making each region know the o,Ioy,
'-''er' contribute in any essen,ioI r..
gree; 10 diSPei forever The loycr;nn
Clouds that SO lately threatened ,hss
peace OF both, and TO brighten onJ
owe. 0' VI iFaernal
The Southern Literary Messencor I
IDS las now nearly completed its sevc9,b
o.unle' ana seventh year. How far; q
IDS acted out the ideas here p,,nroJ [
IS not Tor the Editor to say, Uo 30 30 o
eyes, however, that it falls not C,r,ba. {
nort OF them, than human weoknas. Il
S,uaIly makes Practice fall Short of p
" n his work is published in Month.
,ch u, E averaging sixty four pages IN
10 "' al rive Dollars per annum, nav. ~
DE Invariably in advance pay vi
D Nv. W. WHITE, EDITOR g. PRoprr we
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-03-29

Inc following Lands io-wit: The 81.
cast quarter Of Section seyep Tor,
snip twenty four, Range six, East, \
east half south west quarter of ser,
seven, township twenty four, Ran,
SIX East; East half Of the north ~
quarter OF Section eighteen, Towns
twenty four, Range six East; the NorI
west quarter Of Section sevan,as,
o"hshiP twenty four, Range six "a,
" est halfof the north ems. nuar,e,
cec'Ion seventeen, Township ,weor
IoHr' itange six East; together with /
'ers Horses, Mules, &c, in sa;d NJ
mentioned and described. NV
The title Of said property is beH,nj
unqucsllonable; but | Shall NAL ,,5
,,iie only as is vested in me. by viras -, Il
The Trust Decd under which Inc s,s !,
made. GEO. ". BELLAuY, Trns,a
Nov. Esd. 1912. 4G--~
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USt &aln

M virtue Of a Deed Of Trn,
Diedato the undersigned as p l.'a ei'
Thomas ID Barbour on the 40 s Hoae
nay one thousand, eight hun5,.5
C loF'y' ana duly recorded in The 81
clerks K; office o.. the county of Y,ia & ,
and State of Mississippi, in Boo S9 =
pages 575 and $40 and 577. "
The payment OF divers deb,. :. ~
S s will sell To the highes, rs \.
Tor cash On the premises Two ~ ~
half miles South of CofeyiIIe on ' %aa ! !
leading TO Grenada being the Is,a :
dence Of the said Thomas n ~ .
=, q" The nh day Of June ne. ,'-''
the property IN said Trust ns.I
'ioned iowil: twelve Negroes. Saw !.
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P LANYARD. ~

VIE undersigned begs leave 10 inform
4 his old friends and customer 70 ,ha 1' ~ -
sun carries on the TANNING business AZ
ms new lanyard in the East Ward If
Grenada Mississippi; where he has con.
stanily on hand all kinds Of aceA tonncd
LEATHER, which he will dispose of NJ
prices corresponding with the hardness
OF me times. Leather will at any time
be given for hides. '''''e
B. II. GREENHAW.
Grenada Feb. 6 le43,-tf-
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
SOUTHERN 1ttcrarp aiegse,

S9attern 2ttcrarp fiessenecr.
WAS is monthly Magazine. devoted chic.
\ ny 70 Literature, but occasionally fnJip,
a@'' a4So LOT articles that fall within the scone
OF Science; and protesting 10. djsdaio for 80
iul seections though its matter has been ,s j. Iii
continue TO be, in tue main original
fdTfy Politics and controversial
IheOIOgy as far IS possihln- IRE innln,,sl
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II. w: LONGFELLOW, CHARLES
| r. HOFFMAN, L. c. GRATTAN
| 4 HRAHAM'S is the Oldest and mos. ,.,-
"a OF the American Literary .Naga z;,es 10
number for January, 1S43, will be The fret f 49,
ootn Volume. It's long and universally s,c.as.c.1
SHesT, rom IT'S commencement with a few br,
! h.s :i' uh.i tne present time. when il
mas a circulation of fifty thousand copies a montL
Is perhaps as good an evidence of i,s gro,, -:
oasihS merit as the publisher has il in his nova
90 oHer. 10 his old subscribers, he trnsrs n, ,e
Saidhce are necessary OF his determinations !,
maintain Its present ascendancy over all tho ;oI
P7fioaicais OF the country. The eDg3oan,e,. a.
ring the pastyear, of such men as BEysyT 60
EN' DANA, boNGFELLow, HoFFMaN. N,ycTn
49,, Va hlen regulations in the literary world. az
regular contributors, in addition to a -, &c
embracing many of the first names in H. louS 'sl
suhcient guarantee that the work win co,,.;' 70
% De Inc principle medium of con,m,,n;co.;
~. :" cen 'ne BEST authors and the public. amora
'lio al,factlons OF the thrty-ifth volume. Will
several sa aALEs by Wr J. f. C0oper. .Ir f;ratto,'
Cl,na -cg" ~ TT Herbert, MISS Leslie sWarn
Lt'ens; poems By Mr. Bruant .sfr ~ rs nc ne
dongfelto'c Mr Street, Hrs .Seb. .S,n;ts a NJ
Ossood, ana Jars Sigournev: cssous r., NJ rs
VIZ Iones .hr ItckernlG,s, Mr. Poe. eic Of. "y'
mere ioHows more full lis. of tho ,o,,,oo +
the most distinguished of the
which we omit for want of room. ' Country {
Graham's Lady's and Gsnllem,,,s ,y
las been from its establishment n,ora -.ashzine
,ther the favorts periodical of ,ho. s,.ai any
noogn us plan does not entirely exclude ar,cJe.
\ ,n9 most important character. such as have =
81 piackwood's and some other foreign iouross :;
.nelr high influence and reputation. iis CT
r % frcpally devoted to WHAT usually tern til
,has tiiera;ore. twill be distinguished from W
'hsf Pupilcations of similar aims by the G,ara. N
nd artistic merit of its contents Wb;s e,ary "
pea works are unknown Or anonymous. the coO Pc
ouois 10 ms are the most eminent antbors of N
: ase ana conntry the very creators, fonnds,s an
our ~ anonal Litsrature. Especially Is !, 80 nm
la'so as containing the choicest productions Of 10
aslnaie writers of the time Every num-
epn.alns gems which may be appealed to wiz, 0"
linence. 'ueH intellectual ="
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: been g.. -,
ebarae , g CO S Ss any sss,ssss',
s ee,,ls viii, for the pre : .cso.npissi
'sS us, upon eachsobsce,aiI' b all
u.. 1cr@s--The PhiIsGdtal10
museum is published aaue'pnia sd
- ~, -, onhum, as usual, ~ Wei
At F fle end md Of the year. ;" ad'sae,
the rO CISCO $so in cur'nt fond, :. I
b t"e newspaper and ls" rs' ts,,
or oJl'ry' will be forwards opie' d,S..
ca, 10 any part of tho = ! secpa,
copies 50. All orde,SS .Nla's H
'0ns 10 be addressed, fra snd op,,D7'
THo y G. 4 po''
No. lo,cb..,.,,.S Saturday, Issa NJ 4
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Grenada Female Academy


VIE Grenada Female Academy Will,
aeaih DC opened, on Monday the 9th
OF January 1913, under the instruction
OF Mrs. IL. b. J. Eager All interested
are arr particularly invited TO call and Judge
Tor themselves re, Of its comparative mer.
us, There will be a public examination
at the close Of the session.
TERas.
Spelling, Reading, Wris:n., and Pe..r)
=, PaFey's Geography, { S.Io m
"eosEaphy, English Grammar and '7''' w
-. Arithmetic, :, n
" ATS on the mind, Histor~, Astrono- - %
my. Natural, Mental and Moral phi
,,osophy, Chemistry, Botanr, Rhetoric y On
to 1 and .Pafey's Natural Theology.
Algebra, French and Italian, 81 nal
Instruction in vocal music gratis.
Irenada, Dec. 80, 1919. of
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ay, ,ecrern7V Of .St1te
J. E.Mastheas, Atyfitor OF ill Se1...u ;.
Richard ;. Graves, State Treasurer
John u. freeman, .4ttorncy Generci
JUDICIARY.
~ Of The High Court Of Error. and q,cal,
M L. Sharkey, Edward Turaer. and a. M
Clayton
ms eouIs has no Jurisdiction excep, wha
r.upsIy belongs to Court of Appeals. II
sessions are holden on the first Mondays Of Ian
and July at Jackson. - :" d"
y, chancellor q the State. Rcuars II. Bcckoo,
Clerk.-R. l.. Dixon. -o"''S'
The Court OF Chancery has Jurisdiction oysr
al pleas and complaints Whatsoever cogn;zabls
IN Court OF Equity and holds two sessions an.
nHsny, commencing on the 3rd Mondays in Anr)
ans Ge,ooer Tor the Oxford District and Janna,y
JUDGES and DISTRICT Arronyrysof ,bs C;,...;,,
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-03-29

Bankrupt petitions, and
Blanks, for sale at this of.
flee.
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NGeEce.

he undersigned begs leave to
form his friends and the public
he still continues the TAILORING busi
al his old stand, next door to the
Once, on the square in The East "
OF Grenada. All work entrusted 10 /,
he pledges himself, shall he Gni,hf
and promptly executed, in the mos, +
lonnble style, and at reduced prices
Lhe following are the rates char
viz:
For making a full trimmed rrock.
dress Goa; oIt
FOR making a plain frock or dress
coat
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-03-29

National Magazine
OF
LITERATURE, ART AND FASH
GFa EaaaaA's Eady's aEsdG
t1essHrlaa's EaSaEise.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1919
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J. FENNIMORE COOPER. RICE
II. DANA, WIN. CULLEN BRYA1 r
II. w. LONGFELLOW. CHARLES
r. HOFFMAN, II. C.. GRATTAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12
LYNClHRUsIfs INsTIrUTE
ron I'OI.YG LADIES,
CONDUCTED
ny ,,vp aNr. ur,s vrGA%~
INSTITUTION will be re-opcned 70

TENIIS INSTITUTION will be re-opcned for tho re-
4 ccpiion Of pupils, on Monday, August 18th next
The course Of instruction Is full and acknowledgements
ing the departments of Ancient and Modern Lii
erature. Mathematical and Natural Scencrs-bost ca
euated 10 deyelopc the powers Of the youthful mind
and secure a solid and finished education.
Tic apartments are large and commodious. and being
lately furnished with Piano Forte, Globes, and other
necessary Mathematical Instruments IL IL confidently
hoped that the experience and atanmens Of the teach
may layoraby recommend them 10 the patronage Of
the public The Musical department will be conducied
by Mr. Dancr, well known 10 this community n dis
tnguished teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
considerable deduction has bceu made in the terms
with the view 10 accommodate class of young pupils
Omitted to t,eeire and otherwise meet tho demands oil
the community.
Terms pei Session Of ) monihs)
Tuition in Reading, Writing. Arithmetic Sl2 50
English Grammar, Geography, History Ssc)
pupils under the age Of ~ years
Over the age Of ~ years SIS %
With Composition Rhetoric, Globes, As , tI7 so
ronomy, Philosophy. Chemistry, SC. w. ~
Ancient and Modern Languages each extra. 5 90
Geometry. Algebra and Irgonomeiry. with the con.
slruclon OF Maps, Charts &c. extra ; 90
Music at Professors Terms, so
| So of Piano Forte g 0
Use Of Globes and other Mathematical instruments o
Stationary -ncuoing Pens, Ink and slate pencils on
Board, Washing &c. 62
lobe paid, III all eases. in advance.
REFERENCES.
The RI. Rev. S. A. McCoskry, Ep. Bishop Michigan
The RI Rev DR.. Johns, ZIP Bishop, Virginia
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Lynehburg.
The Rev. James Donghen, do
The Rev. u. NJ. Wharton, Boctourt, Va.
The Hon. WIN. Woodbridge, FIX, Gov Of Michigan,
The Hon. A. $ Portct. L. s ). Michigan
Charles kmitsir. NJ. ID. Pr. Nod. Ian University Va.
John prenliss, A. NJ FIX President Baltimore College.
Branz Mayer. Esq Sccy Of Legation L. 5. to Mexico
Sam' Garland, John g. Moem }
Alex. Tompkins, ID Rodes, : Esls Lynchburs.
&. Dabncy, f.. Fletcher, )
Oct. l3 w}m-fSof
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12

IIRaiNIa:-A Rules held IN the Clerks onie, ot =,
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanc.ry a., us
Town Of Iynchbnrs the 9Th day Of December isio me
Richard Perkins Jr and William Roberts, rlaint,s
against
David X. Lyman admr. Of Christopher Robert. i.., A
same David r. Lyman and Elizabeth H. his wiz CT. N'
f. Roberts, Harrison NJ Gibbs and Mary Ann his VIII.
tram =. Biggers and Matilda L. hi, wife, the same y
Biggers, trustee behalf of his wife and children .;
y. Jennings and Mildred Ann NJ. his wife. Mary r. y h
gers, Ada r. g. Bisgers, Ella C. o. Bggers Arialn, r. 4
Bggers Abram II. Bigger j. and - Bigger. the I.,t ~
infants under n OF age, Christopher L. Roberts
T.. Roberts and John Gibbs pef.,a,a, Is
The Defendant George +. Roberts, ha, ing
appearance and given security according the act OF
senby and the rules OF this Court, and appearing b, sal,
sacory evidence that he IS not inhaitant this conn
ry II j. ordered, that the said Defendant do ane, IL
on the inst Monda, IN March next Chat being rule d,,
and the bill of the Plaintiffs and that copy Of AZ
order he forthwith inserted in spaper printed in H.,
town OF lynchbrrg for two months surccssi,ely and
ted at the from, door of the courthouse said town
Copy -Testc,
d. ROBES, Cl1
Dec. Zz w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12
DECEMBER 10TH, 1912.
VIEW SVE'E'L b'.E.y's3 CHEAP
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lS1 received by the Boat kanawha a SECOND
81 SUPPLY of desirable Goods which, were bought
r CASH within the last ten days very great
ce and will be sold at prices much below the usual
rates. The attention of purchasers requested the
following:
Rose Blankets from s. pair up
Negro do lar5e and heavy very, low,
Gltnrack Jeans from i6c,s up,
Casinetis, (good) at 2s5d per yd ar finer.
Fianues, q, Wool wide and heavy at 20 and 25 cts
Cotton Hose from % up, extremely fine at % cts,
Linen Cambria llaudhls. ru,n % cts to finest.
Spool Cotton. black white and culourcd
Brown and 1lcached Cottons unusually lay
Together with many other articles which. added to
his former stock, makes ii very complete An oAami-
nation ls requested from purchasers
JAMES A. STIGLER
Dec. 10 ia