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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-03
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
IN BA n X RUPTCY
Vermo ont District

IN NKRUPTCY.
NOTICE to show cause against petitions OF
IN Caleb b. Barnes Of Brandon,
Esbon y. Lyon Of BRANDON
Jacob Wettrore OF chiilendon,
Royal X. Stetson Of West Haven;
George. w. Sweet Of PisfDrd,
Ralph n. Kingsley OF Ptsford,
George X. Bishop OF Brandon,
Horace s. Trumbsll Of Castleton,
Chester Cleaveland Of Rutland,
Bradsh X Franklin Of Poul,ney,
John +. Eddy Of Clarendon,
Esetk Eddy Of Rutland
Lewis Harlow Of Rutland
William Thomas Of lIubbsrder,
Samuel Cleavelsnd ofCas,letoh.
Christophsr Mcdonald of Brandon.
Charles Il. liews Of Clarendon,
Robert Allen Sd OF Wangford,
Epoch X. Curtis Of Mendon,
Hiram Bates OF fsifhayen,
Luke Besman OF Fairhsven,
Ransom Sherman OF DANNY,
Isaac q. Wheaton OF Poulinsy;
William ). Allen OF Springfield,
Hiram Cotton OF Piiishold,
Ebehezer Nutting OF BRANDON, and
Reuben Smith Of Piu.fpid
Tor their disch1rge and certificates, as bankrupt.
al the Court House 10 Rutland in Said district, on
FRIDAY The sixth day Of Oci5ber, A. ID. 1913. at
~ ~ NJ so 81
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srKAIeHr-OrT-The Picsyune hes the iollw-
inc nnecdo,e OF the late Louisiana election:
A sovereign in one OF the country parishes, who
yer, nm 10 vote was asked il he wonld vote for a
convention. No said he-@Pil Be- 1t do :
come here TO vote for Gen Bossier, and I'm not
going TO splh my heka =
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MISSISSIPPI

'scond State Convention of the Loco Focos oil
Mississippi assembled at Jackson on the 10th ult.,
10 nominate ticket ios State officers, the ticket
nominated by tie Convention which assembled on
The 22d Of February having exploded IN part and
become 90 unpopular to render reconsideration
absolu,ely necessary. Con. Jesse Speight (for-
mery NJ c. from North Carolins,) was chosen
President, and made long speech on assuming the
chair. Judge Qutmsn, Judge p. Smith, and Col:
Saunders first spoke on tho second day IN behalf OF
the Bond paying section Of the party, asking that the
candidate for Governor be taken from their ranks,
and they would support Reputation for al beside
This was refused by the majority. who expressed an
anxiety TO concate the Bond payers, but would not
give them the Governor.
10 the afternoon, tho Convention proceeded to
nominate far Governor. MIR. Briscoe was proposed,
but declined. Gen. A. G.. Brown. the candidate OF
TIE February Convention, aud Hon. Tilghman M.
Tucker, the present Governor were then nominated,
and ballot had with the following result:
Por Gen. Albert O.. Brown (s'e NJ c. Of Copi'
an ~
Hon. T. NJ. Tucker, (pre,so, Cow Of
Lowndes, 2e
So Gen. Brown, who had declined, is again the
csndids,e
The Convention then ballo,ed for Secretary OF
State with The following result Cd ballot:
For Col Geo. r. Fsll. (Fsbary canddaie) 36
Wilson Hemingway, (new mani III
overheard ss'
foi AuoNof, toi. James Niauuc"s "
nomins,cd without opposition.
The hist ballot fot Treasurer resulted:
For Gen. William Clark (aew mani 10
"a G.. =. Cook, February eandida,e) "a
$. cr,ig 10, A II. Shanks 4, s. Stat
ford 3-iT IL
So Mr.. Cook followed Col Fail.
The Convention then adjourned 10 re-assemble Ia
the evening when ballot was had for Congress
with this result:
fer Jacob Thompson Gate Member) SO
Thigh. NJ Tucker (pressni Governor) II
W. II. Hammer (fes. eandida,e) 81
X. w. Roberts NEW mani a
w. 4. Stone Deb. csndidsie) %
6en. II. 8. Fooie %
II. Munger 9. ]. MeCspghan
So the kfss four weie nominated.
Gen. A. G. brown was then introduced made
tall speech, and the Convention adjourned
The L<gisa,afe Of Mississippi also me, in Ertr
SsAslon Oh the Ioih- Gov. Toeker transmitted hi
Message on tEe following morning. IL isvery long
add mainly Sesoled 10 hts quarrel with en- Gov. Nc
Nut motion 20 pria, 5000 copies Of II was nee
aved. 81 20 ~; 1000 copies ditto. - 20 81 500
copies was'ilea proposed and carried: as 10 ~.
The nett saosning (ie,h) Me- H,h Of Marshall ia
uodueed bali 20 DIVIDE The State into foaf Congress
s,OaAi Districts Our sdvices come down far
Sket has A st< ,etfoSucfton-k " Tyrbanr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-03

John how high has the corn 60, upf WALL
ar, that depends upon The high, OF the erows.--
'rn pauy lall, any hoS, for seed some Of Il 90
" ou Of SIGH, ihs morning.
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wccI, wccr.

HAVE number Of thousand pouats II WOOL
i OF ID, h., grade and in good order. which wish
20 sell Cali snd look L. ftNNfN.
| Shfs~ sbnty, July IL, lsi3. 3ias
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-03

Wrongs may be trials of the good man, but
cannot imprint on him a false step
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-03
Prem ile ST. Augvsi,as Ner,, J~iy IS
FLORIDA

Emigrass--ScsflrsriB ossd The city has
presented quSe lively appearance within the las
week. Almoa every day brings the hardy p'on.
Ger, vending his way South, in quest Of land In
dian River and Lake Worth, ftom presen, appear
ances, are destined to be places Of considerable
nfdc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-03

Cash or approved credit for six months. His stock
consists of variety of School and Miscellaneous
Books, Stationery Cutlery &c together with great
variety of the most popular medicines oithe day
Any article called for, in his line, not hand will
be procured Immediately
He hopes by promptness and attention to business
to retain the patronage heretofore SO literally be-
slowed on this establishment, and no pains will be
spared to give satisfaction to all who will favor him
with call
All accounts must be settled, either by cash OF
note once in six months. In giving short credits
he will be enabled to sell cheaper than the old
system Of long credit and no pay.
All kinds Of Blanks kept constantly on hand; also
a few copies of "The Great Awakening"
Rutland, July 81, lsi3. 1888
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Listers Notice.

THE Listers ofthe Town Of Ruii.nJ viii meet
Il al he Office OfDr. J. Is. Pofisr, over Bun n
Mssons Store, on Thursday August g. isi3. 70
make Connections and take appeals from the list Of
lsf3. S. J. d;p,oo.,
3O3i J. b. porryr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-03
DIED.

DIED.
In Clarendon, on tho 18th ult., Mrs. Patience
Bennett.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-03

Mier's Prayer. Among many curious papers
found sfer the deccsss Of John Ward member OF
the British Paramen, for Hackney, there was one
10 bis own hand writing. Of which the following Is a
copy. II 10 an admirable satire, and we commend
II 10 certain persons, who must be nameless
Oh Lord, thou knowes, tina, have nine houses
Ia tho city OF London, and likewise that have late
y purchased an estate IN iee-simple, IN the county
81 Essex; ! beseech thee to preserve the COUNTIES
Of Middlesex and Essex from fire and earthquakes
and as have a mortgage in iIertfordshire, beg Of
thee likewise 10 have an eye OF compassion on that
county and for the rest Of the counties thou may
esl deal with them thou art pleased Oh Lord
enable the bank to answer all their bills, AMI make
a, my debtors good men Give a prosperous voy-
,ge and return TO the Merm,id soop, because have
insured it, and as thou has said that the days Of
the wicked are bot short, trust in thee thou will
not forge, thy promise, as ] have purchased an es
tate 10 revefson, which will be mine on the death
Of that mos, prohigate young man, Sir J. l.
Keep my friends from sinking, and preserve MI
from thieves and house breakers, and mako all my
servants honsst and faithful, that they may attenc
to my interest and never chea, me out Of my prop
cry, night or day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-03
VIM. f. G. sTODDARD

MOULD inform the Pub
" lie that he has pur-
chased Of JAS p. Milton his
entire stock Of Books Sta
tionery, &c. which he will
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urarENARY EprcATIoN.

,,n,ss. one yshsr a.onsifpos srros Of our
i ], .3vcs,ipa which I cannot refrain ftom sr.
=, t,oaeh an aware that Il - itss elemental
1 tsse I have sitesdy sPpsehepsied. aid N TACT
= A. "a shoe, from ,scn--s branch Of tkst great
| n fslse fstsstion of character whsteofl have
,.,,,e8 10 expose the rasrlai and wilbsfed rOoss
- .cruiiav ADD sbhorrenoo. all0de 10 the
,-,efice ~ paying fot virtue, OF rcwsra,ng with
.,,,os. lndogcsss ae,s Of inlsgrty and Of duty
4 IA, nsieys and origin tais " . compound OF
ft,,c errors have engspctsied, 80 Is II IN Its
4 ...s.ae,. NOTE pefn,cisns than ,ny IL them -
,ials. -lil h, Got performing iast ninbly and
!. s,li,. fos o. curing lesson ,stidiy and thor
.,i,. Is tsvsrced with slns DAINTY ceniectton OF
4 s.,,s ,o, yaa have doably corrupted FIRST In
,t,as Ia, t,.k witch. being duty, should also
4. s.,,sr. ~ iiself; secondly. In psmpsring an
.,,i,, o, craving, which. being Fictitious, can
4 81 70 he etil. II that task were no, property
,ftbsi lesson were not Of itself worth acquiring
= .hrsid no, have imposed H. IL u were. you
4 -, minded him 10 iis true worth and meaning -
I, have taught him TO look as,rsy lur the reward
eel doiag you have made that which was a
qals and use action no longer such, but hnesse,
s,rsroos feat, q siuisler calculation. The child
f., ps,e 10 do right will learn no, 10 do right
,sos, payment. !, will not sccept the harves, as
H., ptopef recompense Of its toll and culture, bu
Il, slamor to he paid besides for sowing and nur
IL H. Worse even than this is the deluslon i'm
y,,,eJ that daimler food and gsudier toys are o.
~, value than clevssng knowledge and habits o
,.h1l indos,iyin fact, that they are Of no vslu,
ia hot Zinc would fail the TO trace out all tn
~ asn.equenoes Of thas one woful folly by which
~ have polluted all the springs OF action cloude'
~ moral VISION, and corrupted the very soul Of II,
ueiim Of your fatally mistaken policy. Let us ban
M forever the idea OF reward OF wcl-dong es,rsn
eous from and unrelated 10 itself There is no,hin
Ike 1t in nsioIe-in the vast universe. God neve
p,omised q reward thus detached from and alien 4
he obedience /, would rscompense the devil prom
i,e, but never pays Il is ignorance to desire, mad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-29

WE. theirn.ir,s u Nv i.onGpn tcpltn, haer
W attended examination OF the pupils II hr lie, l.
1hs. Blown. Principal Of sad Acdrny. anl TIKI
great icistr~ IN siliin9 That very short ptrld. he
has succeeded III adopting and I.rrctng -,strn and
method amlng the students. Producing the mosl llsnra
bic rcsus-thai hrs pupils appear to be th1ranaIl,
grounded n the different bfaneii,s taught b, biuiha
they Carried IN carefully III their sudl,s--aud That
his attnti~u, 1ssiduts aud qualifications meet with our
highest tPprobalon. GER, ARD ALEXANDER
mo. +. w. READ,
WI. SrEPTOE.
TiIDS. STEPTOE.
ALEXANDER IRVINE,
HECTOR HARRIS
WM. RADFORD.
ALEXANDER AUSTIN.
Iunr ,yio
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300 REAMN HArER
E.NDRA'.S HE.1Ki-GGi
MANulNl.ION. VI

ifuNilE Spring Ser-isn al Tins Institution VIII ron
y u Thursday. The 2IllI day u August next
rlatd ~ ST - per week aud charge Tor wash
ng, Ironing. fuel aud neat. ialt"n varies inpm
$40 to So per srsspn OF five months The following
gentlemen compisc the Faculty:
Rrv. Charles Collins. 4. u. President aud Professor ii
Natural Phos lrhy and Chemistry.
Rev. Epiralm l.. Wiley. \. VI. Professor OF Ancrnt
Language aud Literature.
Eben,z"r Ntrvcns. \. Il. Tuf IN Mathematics and
Teacher of Modern Languages.
John G.. Nmuiiord sec,,nd iuiuf.
elI be- perceived by the aheye rates that the cost on
student varies it5m / 5oio t9l 30 per yraroi ten
mouths, sum lar l. ~ than What customary al sind
lar institutions. The al that chcapn,ss II the 10
cation o the college the mds al rich and productive
iarmlng country. reaoe from market. There is anhh
advantage CONNECTED with this nslntlon hich qses
paramount cianis 10 all alh.fs. BciHg situated IN tho
country, nearly tan miles tr1n Any tpHn or village. there
but ue temptation Ia eAffayagance IN dress aud other
prJdgaIy | h" government mid and parental. but
energetic aud finn. 1he Faculty. viii hrlG families.
reside ~ the College .liees, aud ever present 10
trtsc hulrSomc llutnc, aud restraint The Irus
tees warmly ommend the lnsiuon IT, the pat ronaee
II the public, and appeal With confidence To the Gy,
) cars which It Las LOW been existence.
n1. The Richmond " hig aud Richmond Euquircf
will insert the Etcqong Advertisement tl 2lth August
aud lDtward then accounts IL Charles Collins President
ul the College.
jane 1924
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Valuable Property for sale.

beN virtue ct a ired OF trust, executed To me hv
~ James Puts, Tor purposes therein sci forth, and
duly recorded IN the Clerk office OF Pliisyvana coun
" STALL an the Nlh day OF July neAt at the tavern
huG>r oi joint {. Ward (uear Wards Bridge proceed
Ia sell. by way Of public alcllon 10 the highest bidder
tar cash. the following property, To VII; Ono Tract
N parcel OF LAND, Nlog IN Pusylvan,a county,
containing SO acres; other LOT, Of the same ~
adlatnng the aoovr-uamod, and TWO other tracts con
talnng together 81 This Land all hes togc,I
er and Is The same which the SAID james Pits now
resides. The Improvements are two comfortable dwell
linz houses and The necessary out henss and first rate
SAW AND Girls + MILL. now in full operation. and
IN good ncl4hhnhood both for saving and grinding
shall also sell. at the time and place a likely
aud valuable young NEGRO MAN, and sci Of Black
smiths Tools, much OF said property viii be-
sufficient I" answer the purposes for which the decd
VAS gwen and cost and charges oil carrying the in
10 elect.
he ntle to tho above property believed to be per
"eiy good put shall convey purchasers such only
As Is vested IN me- Ivy the deed aforesaid
WILLIAM w. WARD, Trustee
lanr - ,sIuI,
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FROM TEXAS.

T,y TIE arrival of tho steam packet Nepinae. Capt
Rulns, We have been pat IN possession al Harvester
vspers IL Saturday the Uh instant. inclusive, aud q
lloastun and uiieI journals u late date. We do mol
find mich intelligence ol moineut IN The papers
The GsIvesun villain almost exclusively filled mtih
the details of te late action I'll C.npcach,. beintef
Comui,d re Moore and Tie NtAha Il e.
Gen. Murphy. the recently appointed Charge d Al
fsres frm Ike L : Ia Texas. arrived Ia ihe Neptune
and proceedrd Ia tho seat Of Government. We deep
u regret state" SAYS the Civilian. thai the Hon J.
~ Eve, the late incumbent, is hor.ssy Ill 81 con-
sumption. and IS not expected h. survive moro Than a
lev DAYS al arkest. aud his death, at any moment,
would not excite surprise" Who tArnssing lis ST
row at this melancholy evrn the tsHisn pays ngh
tribute the merits OF Judge Eve, wt,se straight iaf-
wsrd. honest bearing aud Sympathy hI t'c country aud
her prosperity. had Won him hcsls ui iF.eeds.
large buy Of Caaanehcs reccWly visited Corpus
Christi; captured Mr. Gourlay sud family, and Killed
man. hose Is cot given. ! hose were, prfhafs,
all the whiie Iefsins 10 ht iouud al tie place. which has
hccn deserted III nearly year. and lis remoieness
from the settlements rendr, such visit iTum the In
diAns easy and safe 10 then.
News FROM TIE Nrsr.-1hc party d.al recently
called from Maiasoria to attack he band oi Asaon Il
Corpus Christi returned about weeks since and
pirtrd that The MEX cans had docamprd. They fund
the old tori dlsnanlled and crtd aud although spies
sent in every direction, traces ui Al,Acsns could
he found. The whole country appeared 10 he ontroy
drawn all iiir ttons tom the easter, hank 81 the Rio
t,rande. to Maamaras.
few wee Ks since. SIX ~ seven MrAcans from the
RIO Grandc came INTO lcorla VISA Their relatives IN
,hai ionn. 1hoy ~rre received kindly hy the elzsns
who wished 10 pulect HEN aud aiJ them IN returning
"a siioiy 10 their homes THY sc out IN Their
return. but We're pufsuei ~ parry 81 tohhers and
ovortakcn Al l,ollaJ. Tine rel b"is captured then,
hound them 10 trees IN shot all bat small Ivy >.
who Is supposed escaped spared by the bandits
Ore o lhesc NrAcans, who vas ic for dead recovered
and returned 10 Victoria and gave lniarmaon ni the
n.slanchuly fate ut his companions. lie had hccn shut
IN the toead but The bal glanced quie tound the skull
sad came cut on the back ct ht head. lie stun
ned by the shut. aud hr tbbt- prb'hl, surpassed he
was shot directly through the heal. He escape seems
almost miraculous, and It APPEARS It he spared 10
arise as one on the gr7se give evidence against tho
InuTdeorS The eiii1oaS OF cuta wien tbry hcard vi
ihrse mutlers sent out isr,s carinr. he murder
rrs; but their sear.b uusGcu ,slul citp
Determined If tiry be isund that they shall suffer
the attnpsf penay ot the law
Geaeral Russ expected At Houston on ll- way 10
she West To station the companies which have been
sased for the protection ui the south western frontier.
" . Bee.
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A TnIcs.--l wo boats were mp Tor ST. Louis al GIN
cinna the other day, asking and the other five
dollars. About an hour before starting the spokesman
Tor large migratory party. who had taken the
i've dollar boat. asked the nine dollar captain why hc
charged much when the latter r.uhdcnlially Win,
pered 10 the man as follows. The fact Is my friend
that chap has obtained large quantity d gmpo,eder a.
freight at high rates, white refused 10 eudanaer the
lives OF NY passengers with It, you scc he edn afford
''iaAe you cheaper than | cam The spokesman re
turned 10 the cheap boat whispered the laris 10 the
passengers, and they all fed 10 tho nine dollar boat like
rats from sinking sapl On landing al ST LOUIS II
turned Out that Mr. Nine Dollars had as much guap5M
der on board as Mr.. Five Dollars had
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Spring SUPPLY

DAYNE, GREGORY & CO. are receiving and o
l. pening the LARGEST and CHEAPEST stock
nj BOOKS, STATIONARY aud FANCY ARTl.
CLES. they have ever offered, Amongst tue books.
'uay BE found the following -
Incidents Of Travels in lucatan, by SiepLc4s.
Noruians Rambles IN Nucalan,
D' Aubigne's History the Reformation.
McCauley's, Wilson'S, SCOTS and Brous hams
Mlscellsnes
Poets and Poetry OF America. by Grlswold
Croey's. Atkins and Frosts Brush Poets.
Trusts Book OF the Navy
Hannah More's complete works.
Miss. Edeeworth's Novels and lalcs
Selec, Poems of Mrs. Slsouruu,
Encyclopedia Americana
SCOTS Works complete
Nayerly Novels, vols,
Common School Library,
Harpers Family Library,
Iienry's Exposition,
SCOTS Commentaries, cheap edition.
Family, Pew and Pocket Bibles,
Prayer Books &C.. &c.. Sc,
BLANK BOOKS, ofeyery VARIETY
CAP, LETTER AND NOTE PAPER plain
and ruled
Paper Hanging aud Bordering.
Fire Screens,
Flutes. Clarionets, Eions and Flies,
Gold aud Silver Pencils.
Mathematical Instruments,
Steel Pens and Quilts
Chess Boards and Chcssncn,
Backgammon Boxes,
Pen and Pocket Knives.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-29

DLoopY RrYeosTEt-Ihc Bayou San Chron-
Gle Of The loh INST. says ~ terrible alny ,ok place
Al BarkeTs settlement ia the uplet pan ii THIS parish
Yesterday the 9th inst. between Hunter Estes aud VII.
hsm Cspk. Estes shut Cnok with danhIed hsrfted
shot gun. two buck eho entering uu hts side aud
The nil of his stomach. Cook expired IN shnu Il min
utes after receiving the shot a. TIC time oolS
shot fsics with pistol, but not informed What
yam oi MS boay do know tic amount Of INJURY he
sustained Estes was arrested aud hrongh, before u.
Vice Rnci, who committed him to jail l lurlhet exam
pnstion. ~ o. Bee
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.Iunc

4 i Circuit snpefor Court Of Law and Chanctfs.
~ conllnucl By adjournment and held fr tie count,
o Amherst. Al the Courthouse, on "Wednesday the I'll,
day of September. ISIS:
Samuel Brns''rd, Sergeant Of the Corporaiion Of
Lynchhnrg and as such administrator Henry Balm
ger, decd and administrator de bDnio Of Polly Bal
Iingrf, decd. Plaintiff,
against
Elizabeth Fayl,r in her nghr and The fnrmer
administrator Abram faylordecd Pair ck llA Sller
III ct Franklin County ana as such amr. de bonis non
Of Abram Tay1r decd. who administration with the
will annexed ii John Clafkson decd. William Chl
dress, IN S own rghi and a surviving adnr. of Diey
Taylor decd. WIN was admr, Of Ahram Taylor decd
John ID. Tayl1r, Christopher TaylJr and Sally Taylor
executors ani execalrix III Skolh,n Taylor decd Who
was alnr. ot Ahfam layer deed. and uf Ofey Taylor
decd. Henry Chllress aud SDrpLen Ferguson almrs
OF Eii Ferguson who was admr oi tbram latIor,rrd
Francis &. llar3o1d adlnr. with the viii ann Nrd Of
John Clihs adeea., Lailc5csry y. Lyon AMI Ncsoa
C. Clarksn admrs. with The viii annexed Of Thomas
Jones decd, \ i {. Cafksbh rNur If Ilmcs lark
dccI aud Cathafine jones, Frauri, Garter Charles
Misslc aud Lucy Dadd adnr. and admx. 81 J ,,cl h
Dodd decd. and the said Lucy IN hcroWn right d vii
Carls N. William Claris1n, Philip Thurn,nd aIinr
de- b,nlS with the will annexed of ,hn Clrks N
iced, aud in his night. john Forbes late sheriff Of
Franklin county, adnr. de bpnS nIn h the will an
ncXed Of John Garrison decd, James c. Fairly Lewis
rumbu Peter [. Clarkson, john d. Ilarl aud Samuel
Hale. the pres mt admr. with the will annexed Of John
Garrison decd DEFENDANTS
l. Cu,ScEny.
The plaintii1 Sanur BranslorI heinz dead. on IN,
moi IN {" lcofy Huntington. sergean, Of the Corpora
ton OF l.yncllhnr1, and as such ainr. Of Henry Balm
ger decd, and Polly Ballnger dcrd. he Is substituted
as the plaintiff III This eaa>e and the conrt doth nrHrr
that the sine be hereafter conducted IN his uanr in his
character ator slld Md the IN iun i fh, pl1ntid
by couns l. tins sui Is lisnlsscda, the Defendant J jim
Forbes, late sherlf Of Franklin cuuuty and a3 snrh
alm of John larks5n decd. and rhcnupon his cause
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-29

THE Pittsburgh American says" Something new
comes io us every day. At Cincinnati they have com
Ifnced the manufacture ot very and useful afl
Gle Of flor and hearth cloth. from hog bfscs ~ hair
They are fist soiiened By immersion tor given time
IN lard OIL and then spun and Wow inls cloth. with the
different arrangements Of natural colours that fancy die
iacsn
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Wiz. SIAIsisiiI. HALE,

Aot ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that | shall,
L ON Monday. the 9TH day OF August rcxt. at the
tavern house OF Rlch'd ". raaierro IN Rocky Mount,
Franklin County, Va. take the DEF osllions OF g. \.
W in9hed, Sc to he read evidence on the trial ola
suit, now depending IN the County Court If Franklin.
IN which am plaintiff and you sc. defendants. Il
r" any cause SAID depnsl,nns should not be conn leed
On that day, they will be continued from day 10 day
uotll completed SAM FL. HALE.
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commissioners sale.

EeN vru Of Il d'rrre Of the Circuit Superior Court
D oi Campbell County, made in the c,,r "Sprar 4
Pdlten Early s Organ and others" The unrrsgnrj
Commissioners app uled Tor the purpose, wild expose
~ sale, Al public auction. IN the III. hest bidder the
front door of Campbell C.. H.. on Monday the lOth
tIuy lSl3 the interest oi lc.b Early in the persm
Al estate Of Ahncr Fairly, decd which was held bv hi.
wnlnw Dusla Ea-iy. dower-and as the inI, frs Of
Samuel Organ IN the real and personal estate of John
Organ, dtc'd.. which Is heilhy Mrs. Flzlbcth Organ
widow ui SAID .luhu Organ. as dnwpr-Thc sale will
ne credit I'LL The list al Oriobrr ur>i the purchaser
giving hond and oo.d security The UNDERSIGNED sci
ling Commissioners. will convey such llll, only as
he decree aore AID vests IN them
JAS. GARLAND. }r......;...-
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