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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-07

Drugs, DYES CHEMICALS, PoIsoNs, GERMAN
friends VI the neishborh. cd and abroad
that he will furnish Acids Of description, Dye SUITS
particularly The Extracts of Logwood AMI Quer Bark
lion and Red Liquors. &c. Gopsva C. -les Lunar Csuc,
Labaraques Chloride Of Soda Aqua m0nia Sweet Spirit;
ofNits ChlcIc and suphunc Elhers: Pyrogseous Acid
Aqua Forts Pa Nitric Acid Pussic Acid LODGES Of Pots
sum- Sulphur, Diamond Cement lion Mercury and Lead
likewise all the Daguereoype and Eecrotype Apparatus,
with chemcals with Of Drugs
all offered the most onabs terms For :aeby
DR. LEWIS FEUCHrWANGER Wall ST. .
N B, Calico pnteTs dyes hatters. wholesale aud retail
druggsts wi, pouce the above advertisement IN particular
Also Polishing Putty for marble yards Rouge fer
oype plates compound Chemical Whale Oil Soap Dedbng
ton for Hires, tly Paper SC &C. and all other polishing
terials fer cleaning brass snd silver hand jy30
Ts'HE EIECTRO-MaGNEi IC FLATES prepared by
Lemonioux OF Paris, sold in New York Is Frank
by Nnusrd the moderate price of 81 So aehpow
lodged by many physicians, asd all other who have
tired them, TO be- aud In fact mos, tcaceus Tor curing
all serveus affections and palms, rheumatism neuragy,
the govt tic cououreux megrms, paralysis the b. ginning
diseases of pale coiors suppresop
vspors, ATTACKS, &c.
Vols agtatiou when ntsd Agent.In Boston, Mesn Ron.
Stevens; in Buffalo, MIR. G. g. Bristol in Charleston,
Mr.. Lspu jy2S 1msr
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COUGHS AND COLDS.
REMEMBER, No 81 North Sixth street, door below
~ Arch street, Philadelphia the and best Family
Medicine, for Coughs. Colds, Splitting Blood Throat and
Lung Disease like choking, tickling,
peassn. tstIus,,sns For the above Dr. sWAYNEs Com
Persons who have abused scelves by the ardent spirits
will find both their strength and much improved by
leaving of the spirits and taking daueh occasionally of the
above ere ,,tSs,vs Al from this valuable
real article be had Of following Agents or at No 81
North Sixth street, Ehildelphis-
AGENTS
Pr w H. hMIkN9Rs Druggist. No: lsa Broadway.
BENZ. OLDS, Newark, N. ].
JOHN MASON Pate son. N. J. ds2msr
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IS DIVISION STREET.

l. L.
PEASE'S FOREGROUND CANDY.
A that afflicted with coughs colds and consump
2 w s.t R sss on U"ad Extract of Ho
S GaS sm
John f'S&S sia6: :!s c NJ. Orchard.
H. III III. as.: d
S3;sSs s. % S;I 4: 81 S;sslyn
( y Sssss s aSs 4; Fl &! Bga,..,,.
5sfs . E;;ss;ii; e. ! 81; \;
5eIdq%in Whi,sScs No. is Orchard st.
J: I Iit ns% as W NGi % s. s'i'' ST.
eah sSs s Saf
CLASSES Ha suSssTe to the Virtues s
''' Compound Extract '''''''' s;g.,s son;
THE UNDERsIGNEflbp ''''0n '"ee'
Have used Pease Som: Compound Extract Of Horehound
Candy at 4 Division street, and freely
Cansnmptye complaints, an eIcsent remedy in those
for the of the voice professionally nothing
squali Werccommeud it brethren throughout the
Reverend Lindsey. pastor of M. E. Church. I'd
Reverend Crawford of the second M E. Church,
Reverend Mr.. Lucky presiding elder, New York Confs
KsyesspS NJ Wht,shs of Presbyterian Church.
Reverend W c. Hawlcy, chaplain OF City Hospital.
Reverend Mr.. Gitfn. pastor M T. Church, Bedford ST.
Reverend Mr.. Hart Of Baptist Church. Gold
st, regidence 52l Pearl 81.
Reverend MIR. Giles Ill Third Avenue.
Reverend Mr. Lyons pastor Of the German Methodist E..
Church.
Elder Knapp and Rev. MIR. Meait.
Sold wholesale and etai at IS Division ST.
Agents-kushton AspnTs 10 AstoT House, ITO Broad
way and a6 William St; Owen Sixth Avenue; timpson,
cor Fulton and William st Church; ss rowerg Dadeau 2eo
Avenue; Pastor l65 Greenwich st; Lecouut, junc,on
Crane and Division ss; Sand Spring and Bowtr; j.
W Stone, cor Hudson and Montgomery jersey City;
Burdstt 10 Third Avenue Godey 81 Csrmine st; Brigham
B9sdwsy; M'Kumin cor Church and Chambers st; Smith,
SO West Broadway; Rodgers lU7 West Broadway; Chiffon
S0i Canal st; Tn yer, 2il Spring Rusenmlie ii Beecg
ST. Green 500 Broadway, Walker Asnew 300 Hud
son
~ Beach who sells the genuine Horehound Candy,
has certificate signed ]. Pease & Son,
dep9aFs' %eso STATE G s. Bdsr;Slha: nsi,s.
No li9 Baltimore s. Baltimore, Md Dexter 81 State at al.
New Orleans. iviaI
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SPANisH DUUBLOONS-toTs sale by :
- M@ 2r WIN. 81 JNO. VBHiEN. i9 Wall st.
,OLLECIlUNs on all parts Of the United sa,e,
" The mos, favorable terms by
y. j. SYLVESTER,
1 lW n Wall suesg AND 10 Broadway.
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4 DAMS CO.'S NEW YORK AND NEWARK Z
"A PRESS-The public respectfully Informed that :
subscribers have established Express between New 70
and Newark NJ J.. for the transmission and speedy dsve
of packages bundles money, &c. &c., tine collection of
and bills and all other business appesning 70 Express
Orders io. articles TO be returned BY the Express will
delivered free Of charge
Office in New York No. Wall street. and in Newark. II
SMlTH'S Newspaper Depot, No. go Broad st.
Leave New York at llx A.. NJ. aud 4HP.M.
Leave Newark at Q A. M. and N 7. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-07
DOCTOR BELL,

DOOIOh u.
DOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention (da,Iy un
- nj M) 70 the removal OF private diseases in ever
stage All suffering under proac,ed
treated by inexperienced pIeended pracor-
ersscs .aoorng under the destructive effects Of or
guack and all who suspect the of disease
lurking IN the system, may consult Dr. b. weys with guar
an.ee of a
Persons contemplating iage. wi have been the sub
)ects Of delicate diseases onsa L Bell honorable
confidence Postpaid letters, the of PERSONS
distance have ms prompt Bs
nent.
u Private Office Courtlandt street. two doors from Broad
wac iaa lmsec
THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HINE, NJ. D., No. 81 Rea1e street, New York
~ In scronla and chronic deases charge made till the
patient neutrality-suspicious. deye red gratis A de-
iofned under tweE-one their bones straight
ened References numerous patients who have
cen cured N th,s city. OFT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

Decision IN the Circuit Court IN Mt Case jdc Somcrs
On the opening OF the United States Cncuil Ccur, At
New York on Monday morning, Judge Bets delivered
his opinion iusiucilng the Grand Jury that tho, had M
authority to inquire into the homicide alleged to have
been committed board the United States Bag Somcfs
during her last crnsr. The opinion represented rs
being very able and learned une covering the vh,Ie
ground and embracing every point thai had bcon rased
by Counsel in the course Of the argument before tho
Court.
In conclusion. Judge Bets instructed the Grand jury
In substance, az follows
The Court, he said, could not direct the nry. |,
could but pronounce lis ophen and the lufy could after
wards act according 10 lis sound direction
The first question addressed 10 the Conn was. had n
jury authority 10 inquire into crimes committed On The
high seas on board | ued States sims olNar}
The second question was. If 81 had The grand lry an
thority to inquire into the complaints alleged against tn.
officers of the SomeTs?
This inquiry involved The question whether llo nr,
had also authority To inquire lilo The nu'iuy Or the at
tempt ., mntiny on board tho Slncis
To tbs first question he replied the Court has author
i,y over crimes committed on the high seas On board {
niied States ships al uihof than those within The IN
fsilcon OF courts martial according the acts Of on
gress; and 10 the second that the grand lnty had ma an
thoriy to inquire into any alleged complaints ol,nrr.
committed IN board the Somors.
The opinion (romarks the Commercial Alvcrriscr) !,
one ir which the Judge is entitled 10 the gratitude no
only OF the Navy, but the Whole country. Every pen
cd carried convc,loni and II gtalclu office t,
watch the coun'enancos of the auditory and serve III,
evidences increasing satisfaction marking almost ever,
face The arguments of the learned lndnr crow sr,
or and stronger against the right Of the Grand Jury Il
Interfere IN this matter Unable repross thrir feeling.
longer. the close Of the opinion was followed by ocn
cral burst Of applause. But silence eusned before the off
Gers had time to command it,
After the delivery of the opinion. the Gl,nl Jury.
having retired 10 their aud, Il mt
the complaints in the case of the Somers rntnrp, s
into Court with these complaints endorsed Di,ni,,ed
for raat Of Jurisdiction
This great and painful case. far as the intern sto
Of the civil tribunals ls concerned may now, we ,ru,
b. considered ended
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
JOHN =. EaNGFseEsNE,
Commission Gnd Forwarding
.Pgca'cst1af,

AEFFRS his services 10 his friends and the pun
~ lie, Tor the sale of Flour. Wheat, I1bacco and
every description Of Country Produce.
Having been some time engaged in the Flour trade.
hcalers himself that he will be enabled give general
satisfaction in the sale Of that article. Particular atten
tion gwen 10 the sal, Of 1o5acco his charges as usual
per hid lie Is also prepared to orward any Of the
boyc articles. free of dryage and upon good terms
any other house in the place Office under the Store
Of Messrs Co5os Arnsie4d 4 Henderson.
Much - w3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

F11nlI FADpLE We Lave not had I'e,sanief
laugh. lf \ Long time, than gel, yesterday, ont Of
the nonxenso Of that eRekej brain John Junos o tie
Madisulan III rtIly 10 Article ia the Globe y lch
spanks Mr.. Tyler nicely. JOHN Whines and whredles.
aud scais aud spaen like silly old woman hall shut
with whsary- Captain Johns iayoute hqugr) and
make decided lool Il himself han knew
HIM 10 l. beife aud is saying re4t deal He iall.
II ''tiie pe0Jie' dear sluis-snd he whncs at Blar
thus-.'Ah Nj. bIau yea catch yoursc'' Mr.
sr. yan cannot escape the sar 81 fact SC. SC. But
ts article the richest y far the about
The late ros dc-doW rallied Tyler mccilns' il New
Y9rk.--Jpin caIcIs about. and screams with yrfy d.
heh At having got noeiin-. at last. TO giye yun
u.5blr al the dish We selee theoPein. words. ler,
they arr:
LET the patriots heart reia.eo The Republican
spirit u the aud has ARISEN ilam II. solor. lie
winch has been usdc trtac tire People aud the fo
iiiran. has been tusd. AID lhe People have prevail.
ed.
There YOU sec, comes LIE pfe}is' again. Tie
Two Johns talk sWorily and lendori, about the PEG
pie. they dni and very sweet lime i.y will have of
when the people actually sfr1k out. 1t wil then b,
seen that John Tyler LIS, flayed the part Of SIN
prinn and the Aladisunar daily SHOWS that John Jones
IS his most Appropriate noull.plefe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

SoNnrnISs Nlw.-Iiis stated n toe Lonrlun Court
Journal that among the new things which si ileny
Poineer found Sanklu, aud seni presents 70 The
Qnotn. Chinese had dress II hunnri wofn b
the ladies' of the Court aud different in material from
any thing which has bet8re snfeafed ia Eurvpe.
Il Is made by Intervening tie pearl nhie hair Of tie
Arabian nurse. oaHel. with new aaj beautiful sui
stance which has eli tic bnlancy Of diamonds, elneT
aids and amethysts, spun into thrfads and woYe he
effect Is c'asie II Is beautiful The London chr
msis and manufacturers Trying to lmliate IT, u ey
succeed, The Chinese hanhet vii be 10 bonHeis What
tie cashmere shawl s TO sAawls.
Old Heiheauli Of Paris. w4o has supplied The lsdiea
Of the Courts Europe With Her heal dresses iof lie
last 20 Yeas, made journey all tie way to London to
sec 1t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

Aaiea, Columbia, have marked d.es we'll
Nor We, forever do leave thee now,
And busy thoughts of thee my bosom swell,
And thronging recoleeions load my brow,
For have roamed through thy eternal woods,
Have dreamed in iair ST. Lawrence regal isle,
Have breasted Missssippfs hundred floods,
And wooed Alles hane.' TOP AURORA waving smile
An now we part, the ship is flying fat,
Her pathway dected by wroaths Of whirlns foam,
And all the swelling sails that lend lie mast
Obey the flag tina, houefing points ito hont7
Home Home, that tender word lt, nc rctfare,
And bid each letter coniure oer lie
Each cherished wish and every well known face
To bannisa thoughts ofthose ifom whom flee.
Ys, shame 7 not to bear an DER inll heart,
Nor blush to turn behind nv fearful cyrsi
'ris from strange coast now must part,
rfis TO strangers left yield these HI
Welcome and home mine IN this 10, ed land,
Whose sons leave, whose shores fade ia,, from me-
md cold must be mine eyes and heart and hands,
When, fair Columbia the, turn cold on tL,c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

E,r;;insa;-
I re hel1 IN the Clegk', OFF, Of the Cirl, San,
a OF Court o Law and C.lprery. holcn in and fer M,
e'.lni, q Cum, bel tn GJ day Of Fcb.as !, lS,1:
Joaa Mckinney, pLtl,in.
Ggui3I
William +. White aad john Glar1 Defendants
In CHANeEsY
The Defendant William +, Nmtc not having entered
his appearance and given esuri according to tic ACT Of
Assembly and the rules Of this CONT, and it a,aea ny by
satisfactory evidence, that he mia hi AMI of TINS
man"e1lth it is ordered that the said White do appear her,
on the first day OF the Term Of this Court aud an,,,r
with inserted in newspaper, printed in fine town e
'neh2s ottwo months speeessitely and posted at the
day A Cone-- ics.e - '
JAo u. ALEX AMBER, elk
~ - WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
a,otttral.
rnI LATE TYRONE POWER.

What lnsHNAs read, without feeling of naiien-
a. pride Tho following lines from the pen OF The talented
and ever To- be lamenied TYRONE fonFR, OF without
esling Of the deepes, rsgei for the un,rney fate OF
Mn whuee heart was too much Irish bs ungratsBl for
The kind patronage of the American people, is proved
!, ,he beauty and simple eoquence OF his "Adieu7''
Cslits other speculative travelling boolmlktrs, who
spns amongs, to periase Of .2mefiean kindness and
kspi,alty and Then go home to trad"ce aud rdcue the
institutions Of the cruhy and bring into contempt the
scial and dcmesc Of the people, he left our
shvses with hear, bursting with gratitude. to resisi,
that home whose essde sllw+se Providence. in ils
mysterious dippeusatiuns penttes him never to glsd
den By his presence. Peace to his msaes-.N !. Pee
pa.s .Nagasine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
.S'O9g.a,

as hereby given, that from tins day. shall cease p
Z act as executor of the late Meredith lambeth decd.
Those having business with tie executors VIII call on
Ralph Smith, who is the only acting fsad
tate. SAMl FL NJ. IAMBE4 II.
March % w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
T.ySEg FrhEc EEgEDF,S.

Il WILL give the highest cash prices ior green aud
Il d,y HIDES delivered n the Market llouse
Soie aud Upper Leather will be gwen in exchange
4 preferred Hides will be tanned On shares and deliver
cd at the Market house. hen tanned An work war
fanted W. l.. FAIR.
Noy. 3 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

,g1tl, firm u WILLIAM u. FERGUSON s e.
was d.ssalved 90 The lsl d. Ut Aagu, loi9-
All nerslas Indebted 10 tie said iFm vii make Pay
aeat to X bert Rivrs. Ihse having claims against the
sid rya.afa. are requested present Ia him ijr pa
usnt. Mii1iAA " fERGt son,
ROBERT a!Ni.s.
Beat Greek, Feb. q w2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

have placed the books and papers of the Of
William y. Ferguson StCa. IN the hands Of Andrew
White, snperntend the closing Of The concern. under
such agents as hr viii appoint. ROBERT RlNES.
Baai Creek Fe5 II. lSi3 w,2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

at she is IN slaniInleler ATTITUDE, aud dai &C igh,
DETECTED from the sun srier It goes dewn.
Po,npey and .Hago both -Dem's my notons. IN
Gle Peir--dai's it,-niggers know sonepln well as
white folks. Erh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

DEVISED CODE .i}D SUPPLEMENT
"a TO TIE REJISED GOUE fon Salt NJ
PAY \ f. Il X T. & o Il ! 8
I,lnarr q /
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

More Refinement a dandy who was COW hded in
The street the other day. tod lady that no had been
favored with consignment Of he attract q The curtis
II Tie feminine Lor1te gualrupeH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

"ilow can you BE- rude as to cape before lady, ;
eaia Susan to Nhu ''hladsm, yawned be, bul a
tie limo bnNid2"l wouldn't for the world
have gaped bers the ady II had inspected SIZE want
ed 10 gspe I.rst."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
NiCE,EaiA. Ia lz.it.-

eHEstifsa te wifi
Rules held in the Clcr,s Nice of the Circuit Sur,r
o. tourt OF Law and Chan-cry, Tor the Count, of
son on the first Monday in February, 1913.
BENJAMIN NJ Perkins, surviving Executor Of ua1din Pc
kms, decd, pIin.io
against
Aelson Phillips and Ro>amond his wife formerly Rosa
mind Pnp' and John g., Susan, Caroline Charles Jo-
Ie? Elizabeth, Emily, Wary and Zachsriah Phillips chil
d'e9 oi the said Nelson and Roeamond Phillips John s
Jordan and RANGES his wife, formerly Frances phillips
rd OF sad Nelson and Rp,aWd,d Phillips ana ZlcharaL
talPS trustee for the said R3,anond Phillips and her
''' Defendants.
Is CUtNcHRy.
nc ei'adanS John s rdan and Frances his WIFE not
entered Their appearance and given security. accor-
Jung To The Act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not nh,
tahts oil tiis Commonwealth On motion Of the Plaintiff nv
ms counsel II IS ordered that the said absent Defendants a,
appear here on or before the first day April Term newt and
the Plaintiffs bills and that copy of this order be
mul"Ih inserted in "fhe lyn.hbur, Vrginian," news
80 Published n the town of Lynshbnrg, for two months
aud another copy thereof posted at the front
- sne court house Of this county some court day.
lNnRra y Uofy-fes'e,
HssXHSH RO {. GU rLER, ok
fsSf32a5A w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

i-teef foHpiouttS, .istg.a kr5Hci,fS. fans IT.
Of the 6fegst, Chrome Coughs d.5i ritz q gef.'
splitting q ti0od and al t>.tJa y 10, I!.sa -,
suts = "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

d0saassaaSS5O9AcT Sale.
pN virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior Court
, Of Campbell County, made in the edse spear &
PAtten Eay & Organ and others, . the undersigned
Commissioners appointed for the purp So, will expose
to sale, at public auction to the highest blder at the
front door OF Campbell c. H., " elueslay the 2Glh
OF April 1872, the interest of Jacob Early in the parsn
nj estate of Abner EARLY, deed which held Ivy his
widow Dosa EARLY. dower-and also the interest of
Samuel Organ III the real and personal estate Of John
Organ, de.'d. which is hcld by Mrs. Elizabeth Organ
widow Of sad John Organ, dower.-'fhe sale WIbo
cred TIL the sofO Oct der mex thcpnrchase giving
bond and good security The undersigned selling a.
Commissioners, will convey such tlle only tho decree
aforesaid vest IN them.
Jas. GARLAND, ! Caooiss.,,o,.
{. .MOSBl, N''''''9' '''''
March y W21A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

.He,c Hay Ct Getting up Caraee.--At The IIosp
tai oh saturday, tuner MS cut from the neck of a
young woman by DR.. Warren. Dr. Buchanan the nco
rooesi arrived at the hospital (to witness the opera
tom about ton minutes Gcdre IL commenced Q found
the woman depressed, fearful and sick at stomach
Thinking that she might be Of the mpreSsbc class he
directed one OF tho gentlemen present to place his hand
upon some Of the organs Of her head which have inyeo
rating ELECTS when excited. KS she seemed 10 be- re
leved by this operation, the doctor then ATTEMPTED him
self 10 excite the organs Of muess hardihood sclres
teen, ard payluncss. in which he succeeded 80 well
that she burst into fit OF laughter tho ductors dc
eared that she knew much any Of them that they
couldn't hurt her. and she did not fear the operation at
ALL Her laughter did until the doctor placed
ills hands upon the back part of her head tn restrain
Then continuing to excite her hardihuod and sefesieem
he made her impatient To have the operation performed
She rose from her chair and insisted on rushing direct
y to The anphthcatre 10 have IL finished. As soon as
she was permitted to 20, she went frward pouted At
The professor, and acted singnlarly induce some
who did not know what had happened. TO suppose her
Under the Influence ct opium. The operation. which re
CURED an lnclson IN tho neck of about three inches in
length. was skllIully Ieflnnod hv Dr. Warren and
borne by the patient with much s,eadncss BEING then
! taken 10 her bed. she seemed Ia have forgotten the
whole scene, and could rccucct where or how the
operation had been performed upon her Boston Post
----
Passing mp street this morning wo Glanced ia boar
tho following conversation between Mngo. pompov. and
/ Pete - "1
.h@g-Pompcy, wonder wha, dat light in dc hc5cns
meanl
Pomp'-l speck Mingo 1t como dar as warning to
you kase you no pay lie dat quart dollar
.,hhg-O. hush pompl de white folks 50 uncart,n.
or pay you long 'gu-how You do uncle Pete? What
white folks say whar you kom from, uncle Pete, bout
j dat lnmnashon in de hebens?
fae.-Nhitc folks mighty exprised, Mnro, some
say us sign de worlds comm to Dc cnd and some
sall 1t de zc2oologikal light of opinion Old mass,
Millers 'dixskun ,rue.- '
Io'Sp'---N '"so yon no pay dat quarter fore dc
wo, orb, burn up. you and fight bigger
'hmso;-'ohaw Pomp-i ink dars more danger oh
U be wor freezing up dan buruin.
ee.-My ldes bout de ter is dis: ,ink de 70
thquaSe. hab kooched de arth gu, OF her jin,.-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

Nelson Philips and Rnsam3ai hs wife. f,rme-y Rosa
mond Phillips, 1ul JOHN O., SUSAN Caroline, Charlie, .a-
sch Elizabeth, Emily, Mary and Zaeluli1h P,iip- chi
drea Of Lie sad Nconani lEo an2ad PhIil> John Joi.
dan aal Frances MS We, Formerly Frances Phillips a
Guild ol the said Nelson ani Roslmaaa phi3, Bepana
VI Perkins wing executor al Hardin Perkins, Ie.i
and Haehafiah Philips, trustee lot said i5sanond rhps
and her children, defendants.
IL CUkNCEEy.
The Defendapts, John :. jordan aua Frances his WIFI
not having entered their appearance a given security.
earg tethe p assembly aud the raie 81 this Court and
appearing be satisfactory evidence, thai they not iuab.
ltants u. this Commonwealth On motion OF the Plaintiff by
his counsel Is ord red. that the SAID Defendants do 1ppetr
here before the FIRST dtg o April term uc>t and
The Pllatis bill, and that copy this order be forthwith
inserted IN ''thc ,nthbur- Nireiatn newspaper PUTIN
ed in the town al iyn 'hbr,g Tor two months
and another ra7y thereof posted Al The front door uf tdc
court house Of tins county on some court day.
Copv-lesle
10. {. CUTLER, Crk
Feb, II WIN
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, + Rules hcd in the Cletk's Oli.c Of the Cire,,
a Superior Count of Law and 'hanarry, the county
81 Nelson, the first Monday in February, 1913:
Ralph y l.pius, surviving partner Of himself and Vii
lam p Perkins, decd, late merchants and plrtl,ls, tla-
ding under the tye and firm OF i.oitus & Perkins,
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against

D5oglqss 3 Hancock. executor Of William Harvey.
deceased, Mary l.. Harvey, Louisa \. Ioryry llal-
coinhe Harvey, Julia \. Harvey. lsha harvey. VII
liam harvey, John W. Harvey Jesse harvey, Thomas
B. Harvey, Iabtha Fore. Simeon Harvey, Nancy
Paaleu, Agness Thornton aud Jesse plnrl,,
Defendants.