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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-17

ened to 10 take his lie o. different iimes,
and has no doubt she had followed him
some distance Tor that purpose. as he
met hoF iasl night near the corner of
Park Place and Broadway. wheu she
pretended to have something 10 say 10
him, and tried 10 persuade him TO walk
with her to Park Place and then down
10 Barclay street, and 90 hls refusing,
she walked by bis side uOlil he arrived
al tha AHor House, when she seized
him by the coat collar With her LETT hand
and stabbed him in the lott breast with
dirk knife. inAicting severe wound.
"Dr. A r. Watson deposed also that
he dressed the wound thar the ineislon
is over the edge OF the slxlh RIB and lm p
mediately over the heart, that II bed
prniussy and would inevitable have
proved fatal, had not the weapon been
stopped by striking tho rib Mr, Bal
lard however 10 likely TO recover. Ths
( glri who gave the wound says that untlI
little more Than q year past she was
comfortable and happy 10 ths employ oI
a respectable private family. unit che
was robbed Of her virtue by Mr.. Ballard
W no first ssducsd and then deserted hsr
leaving her aloGein he world. compel
ed to resort to Vicious confss OF lIiC
for substance, refusing TO do any
! thing for her after the ruin he hAC
brought upon her. That her mind wa
rendered miserable and herself wretch
ed 40 account Of her degradation, AM
that she would rather Ge than live. -
Once before she had met and strnck hin
with her parasoI IN Nassau slrest, Anc
has ever since appeared bent on re
venge. She 10 now IL prison lndllTeren
to her fate"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-17
THE STABBING CASE IN NEW
YORK.

The Tribune gives the following
further particulars In the evening edi-
ton Of that paper Of Thursday,
1--WE mentioned this morning the fact
OF Mr.. Henry S Ballard, merchant hav
ing been on "Wednesday evening stabbed
with DIRK knife, as he was about to en-
ter tho Aslor House, by a female who
gave the name of LYDIA Brown but
whose real Came is Amelia Norma-O
naive Of Connecticut.
"Thrs morning Justice MatseIl, with
Mr., Osborne, Clerk of the Police, went
to the Aslor House and took the affidavit
of Mr.. Ballard, who is there confined
with the wound, and who depOsed as fol
lows: That The glrl had before throat
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-17
Any ono travelling along the sea-

Any one travelling along the sea-
board oil the State Of North Carolina,
will notice The immense quantity OF dried
herriuss used by the Inhabitants. They
appear TO constitute the staff OF life ia
that quarter. A gentleman on his way
10 the South. not long since, got out OF
The stage aud entered a tavern for the
purpose Of refreshing himself. After
taking glass Of whiskev and treating
the driver, he threw down half dol
lar The barkeeper looked perp|Sxsd,
and said, i have no silver change, sir.
but plenty OF the common if you will
take it, Here he counted oUl 81 hor-
rings, which the traveller had 10 roll
up 10 a pisce Of paper and take with
him, thinking they might serve him for
dinner. The stage went on, and al tho
next stopping place he hailed an old lady
and asked her il she could sell him q
loaf Of fresh rye, and, in return, he
counted out six herrings. LAP excIaim-
ed she. where did you get so much
change7 Can you change me qUarlerS'
This he did cheeriully, and mad six her.
rings 10 eat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-17
THE PRINTER AND TIE LAND
LORD.

A journeyman printer lately set out
on loot for the interior OF Ohio, DIE
lance OF i've hundred miles, with an
old brass rule and three dollars cash ia
his pocket he soon found himself in
PsDnsylvsnis, and being weary, called
at the lnn OF a DGtchman, who be found
quietly smoking his pipe, when the fol-
lowing dialogue ensued:
Ven MshIsr Waking Stchick, vat
you Vsnlf
'Relreshmeni and rep0ss.'
Supper and lodgings, | reckon
'Yes, sir, supper aud lodgings
Pc you a Yankee pedlar, nit chew
slTy 10 your pack to cheat te RalsP ~
No, sir; no Yankee Pediar.'
"A singing teacher, 100 lazy 10 wOrkP
No, sIt'
a chentesI shoemaker, val stchayS
Till Saturday night, and laysh drunk Ia
dc porch oler SundsyP
No, cir, or ! should have mended my
boots before This. But | am not dispos.
ed longer 10 submit 10 this outandiSh
lnquisi'on. Can you give me supper
aud IodgIngs9'
: 'TorkeIy. But Vot pc youi A book
schent taken honest peoples money for
little larnIn' that 6nIy makes em la
zyr
Try again. your worship
A dentlst, breaking ts peoples chawS
, sts toilar schDag, end running of NIT
: old Shambock's dsughlsrP
No sir, 20 tooth puIler.'
4 "A kernoIojus, dsu, feeling ts young
; (nks' heds. like so many cabblch, and
, charging rs cents for telling their for
3. tunes, like q bIsmed YsnkeeF
No; no phrsnOIOgsI, neither yOur
+ ExceIIency.'
n Veil, den, vot de tife are youf-
o Choost tell and you shall have some Of
=. de best ssssage for supper and stchay all
Il night, free gralls, mitout charging you
{ cent; nit chill Of whiskey 10 sIhart
8 on pefore prskfssI.'
); VERY we'll, your honor To deter
5, mine the coIoquy without further cir
d cumocUtion; | am an humble disciple
d Of Faust lessOr Of the art preserva'
k tive of all arts-a tyPographer at youe
J; service
T. 'VOlsch dalH'
81 A printer, sir, a man that prints
sr books and newspapers
le A man vot prints newspapers! Oh
l.; yaw! vaw! By Choopiter-aye! aye
le Dasch H. man vot prin:s nooshepa
v! pers-yaw! yaw! Walk up, walk up
as Misher Brinter! Chesms, take de
p, chentIeman's pack off ChOn. Pring
- Some iuuks 10 The fire. A man vot prints
1t, nooshe papers. l uish l may be SHOT If !
- dida't tink you UOS Doctor"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-17

a bsggar lay starved tor lack Of bread
IN tho garden Of The HuIlsriss while her
wasted chI,d pressed 10 her sunken MP.
pie, Ood tried the 6reast in vain Al
that very moment, a monk WAS nnfrock
ing himself, never 10 resume The cowI Of
the BnnedIclionas A maiden, dressed
10 far too Cypriau a style, was sitllng g
near him, and wins and gIasses were oG
the tabe-be had discovered better
profession and this was TallSySrd.
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HappmesS.-Ihere is, after all, q
great deal OF happiness TO be- enjoyed IN
lite. Just take things by their smoor h
handle, lament nothing that is lost, inn
prove upon past errors, and do all tho
good you can, and our word Tor II you
will never complain Oi sorTow.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-17

Old bh GoOd.-A boy looking at lh0
moon he other morning, remarked that
it must be pretty near out o. change
why sog asked anohsr Because [
see that it has got TO It's last quarter, re-
piled the urchln
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-17

Whiskerulogy is the name Of new
science which hast just crepIifOm behind
the CurIaln oil oblivion. Ii takes here,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
Er'raet = a l,Rsi from .Nr lolr. da,ea a,
NaLsEIs 1nraen. Prince Edward. J J

ArRlt 5, 1873
Gel. Helafd ard nysrlf addressed The people at
Charlotte courthouse Monday last and Al Bnckine-
hatn court lonse on Wednesday having rode ihnush
an Indictment rain the whole ol Tuesday To reach the lat
CT place. shall addf.ss tle peu,le here to,Iay-Col
H. has gone 10 Iunenhufg comply with preyi. US
engas ement. We shall meet aaain at Innentorg
eoafi house On Muuday-'itsn.e We 20 10 Carriers.
'llie On tie 2'h; a, lamsllIe the 18th. at Sandy
River church IN Prince Edward Oh the 5ll at Prince
Edward eeur house IN lie 18th; At Campb,ll court
house IN the 20h (the seeoad day o Superior Court
at New Canton ON the 22d 1t fusapna court house ON
The 2ih al Cnrdsyille On the 10Th; aud either al Buck
ias ham Cumberland eonr, house. as cire nms,ances
may render advisable. on the 9Th. he day OF election
In consequence of the ndsruson OF Judge Wilson no
court was held in Buckingham. / hope however. that
his health may be sufficiently restored to enable him 10
hold his court in Caln,b.ll.
observe by the Republican OF Thursday last. that
the editor charges with having had an active agency
IN creating the present SAFE deb am willing 10 take
my just share OF responsibility hope to be eacu
ssd II ! donur 10 hls attempt n burlhen me with the
acts oi his owd friends, Coy. Mcdowell and joseph
Watkins. entered The Legislature in 1859; and If the
editor will look back he will find that at that time H.,
State del VAS very nearly as large as it is now I'm
ring the las two Yeas have never voted fer an ,nr
pra,ion, except where, in my udgne.t me future !,
grant IL would have caused the S.ll1 greater loss than
the amount proposed to be appropriated even voted
Session before last, agsins, the Southwestern Road bill
which, OF all The sc.nes Of improvement in the State
had a9ere' most to promote, and the success Of which
had most at heart did So hecause the sians Of III.
nnles adm9nelltd me thai il high time to ..call q
hail. AL, without vanity, may g farther snl say
that II the proposition submitted 10y me in 1889 to arrest
the progress ri the James River line had been agreed To
IT would, by enabling that Company Gom lis ios)
meet The interest on lis guaranteed debt. have relieved
the State treasury from annual charge OF 900 600
charge " hcl must eAlsl until the Company shall b,
enabled TO call III lis outstanding scrip and receive cash
for tolls. have awaited myself ola moments. leisure
ia erca, haste TO correct the impression which
the Republicans article is eaeuated II mol designed 10
produce.
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+ rulss h1idsn Ia tbs c4<ls oi1xe aft.s ryansy 6ea
"A u Patrick, at the Courthouse thereof tbs 3Id day
April, 1913;
Thomas hiccabe and John W. Header. flsinsf6j
agaast -. :
Jonathan Hale, Dennis Hall, Peter Tfs1k sauu1 Mao
ming and Lzabe tn his wife late Essscfh Hale, Jscksoa
Hale, Isaac ffih and hdh us Wis late Ruth Hslt snd
Samuel Hale Michael hale and Rachel Hale, infants ~
der the aye twenty ears, distributes of the Il
Lewis llae, deed ard 1lenO J. Ierh tnini.tIator Il
the said l.. rale. deed. Defsndants
In CHi.ernY
The defendants Jonathan Hale, renns Hale Peter Hals
Samuel Manning and Elizabeth his wife, late Kllza ban
Hale Jackson Hale and Samuel Hale, Michael iias and
Rachel fise, and Thomas J. Penn, sdmT Aforesaid
not having entered the m Appearance ard given .seiy, 80
eording 10 the Act Of Assembly, and the ass Of this Court
nndit appearing by satisfactory enre that they
inhabitants Of this conons eatb o. uton OF the Plain
tins By counsel Is ordered that the Defendants do APP
pear here the fret Monday in June nest, answ to
plaintiff bill that copy Of this order be forthwith published
in 'he I,ncbug Yfginan for eight weeks ,ucesssvsy.
aud posted thu front door Of the coufos 81 this county,
on SONG Couf, day
Copy-Teste,
SAMUEL. G. STAPLES, Il. C..
AP'1 ID wSw
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WillsNEN llbls. q etnls. hhds. 2ll i "a eenis
tANDlES-~spefn - 3 cents Patent Spsfm
10 ceels, luii's Patent 10 cents, iallo" 9 aip.
totEEF-kio. 10 De Lagua.a : a., 81. Do.
mneo TIA !. Java II a Il cents.
Clol ERsEED-s3 IS per bushol, Wholesale =
very dull
HERDS GRASS ST. per hnslol.
TIMOTHY GRASS ID per bushol.
FISH SeusonoYtt lot llefrings-uuns IN market.
lRoN-Pg = English $50, ,wecdes SO, ltede
CHR $50.
MoI.ASsEs-porio REQ 9 pc, NV oleans q
Il cents.
oll.-Wnler SIS, Fall Strained 65 a 70, Whale IN
bills. Ii els
pRoNlsloNs-Wrs Bacun 81 uonts Lard I'll
cents.
PLASTER s. an I,a.n Bauk
StGARs-st. Ct.iN Il she rorto Rico a l.
New Orleans Al 10 Sic.
SllOf-5ie.
sALr-W ha,f II 60, Store 81 90.
CAl'rl. T. Heet s. to s5i, Sheep 81 10 Sss, Hogs
81 TO 4
fLoGR-Coun,ry 81. sales. City Mills, nsno FOL
sale
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
ron 1iI xIRo1NiAN.
TO TIE VOTERS OF BEDFORD.

Al a meeting Of the Wings ol tins county. al March
loan, DIR. Daniel ihomrkns and Robert Ismpboll,
ISL were recommended suitable candidates tof The
neat iegisiaure.Ai the time II Thought thai the
nomination would meet With The Appreciation OF the rsf.
iy-ahd the friends Of noet Mitchell mortified thai
their old and faithful representative should be thrust
asde Without any cause. Vel believing themselves III
minority they We're eahsraincd To yield 10 what they
theli considered the wsh al the majority OF their party
= tom the general dissatisfaction expressed al The
prescription ut one IN NAum the aspiring Gould not
Ind aA iaalt. either Is 10 private character political
conduct we beAtte that The nomnailta dues not MEET
With the appreciation OF tho Vi big party, and that
no W III. ran call uut 81 maty voters as Dr.
Miteheil-Gtd We consider II 10 Tie interest Of toe
Wing Gauss, far Mr.. Goggin is concerned,
10 hnld poll tor DIR. Mitchell al each Of the pre-.
chiefs To- hls irends annaot throw then sae upon him.
they are dtspcd rot 10 give II away 10 any one when
they belieyeiha DR. NJ Is The choice Of The party. This
resolution las nj heen aken unadsisedy by tho friends
al l)r MITCHELL aud II Is moi necessary IL enter more
July Into then motives Tor doing pAs. iucr sl.d per-
suns may Insult ofpfet-lhe only tl.nee 10 draw out
the strength nj The rarty to ID poll ior DR. NJ
anu aai reason Is sufficient ihes wish not 10 DO
aefs'oad as ithfusnnp Il motives al lhse WHO made
','e na'a'oi eo s.aagh they Mere aetaated b, what
'es eoas"ete e interests OF he party yet the people
are ulssa'sfd that one Who represented them much
~ IT, Il aiiaetlon should be thrust aside uneeromo-
tedsy 10 make room t5r any anc.-And would say
10 ff. NJ al though he Objects 10 this COURSE that
his friends are determined 10 hold poll tuf hun and
they believe hat the, and will elect HIN. aud he
must submit In having hlS used al, Way by the
friends who have oti.n gwen him thu support. ior
the, have elalns upon hun. MANY VOTERS.
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hr. 10 dive into the private Affairs OF tie ic, pr ard ex
ppse the transactions between man aud msa bill huh
will lead 10 the immediate tlid by creditors To eIse
The debts that nay /. due Ia iEem hy Their dettors AZ
s mho know any ihins ot The nature ot nan uu,t See
thst II An individual has muuey .aItd ou and To b.
taxed ON the interest Vi the loaned. Hhen Tie mo
ney would not he taxed were II in his peehet tlai IN.
would al say 10 his debtor. YOU settle The bond
that hold against YOU, or refund lie tie amount /
have paid The interest in lhe share OF taxes Again.
Who would laan his Iii nj monry Interest whfn he
would BIZ taxed ipr doing III, iato study no calcn-
l,iing man would take mohty tum his pocket, where II
would not be iaNed, and place Il ii interest where I'll
INTEREST would be taxed Two and hall per etnl. To
suppose that II would he danr, would ~ III suprose
sbsurdliy. here declare IL You. fellow citizens. that
believe that this feature in tlr bill viii lead io
immediate pressure IN the people. which Is
almost nsuilefablc) ly compellin. debtors 10 settle all
claims against them which the subjects Of hxaiors
whether they he bonds for money haned, such
acquired by pnrchasesan operation which few are at
this lime prepared 10 meei.
shall not attempt IN this short address 10 go into
general exposition Of the def1miies OF the bill but shall
Use my Efforts 10 have copy placed in the hands ot
CRY voter VI the country, who may read for himself and
understand as far as they can. this muddy production,
task which fear the commissioner oil the revenue will
mol be able 10 accomplish.
In conclusion, fellow citizens let me warn You A
ganst the yren voices vi any Who attempt 10 per
saade you that this is iaacy for, when the tax gath
ofcr comes, the honed expressions which may have fd
len from their lips will be sufficient disguise tie
bitterness Of the pill. BRlGG RIVE
Primes George County, March as, 1913.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
RHODE ISLAND ELECTIONS

The returns from Rhode Island are nearly complete
Governor Fcnncr aud the whole Law and Order State
Tickle, elecledb 100 10 1900 majority in poll Of
some $1,000 yoes-lar the largest ever cast in the
State.
In the Senate the Law aud Order party have o. the
Darntos T. In the House tho Law and Order vote is
40. the Darite l6.
The foundery in which the Dor Legislature Assem-.
bied al rovidenee is offered ir aleiis owners doubt
less. intending to abandon the BUSINESS oil casting Const
tutiuns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

Reputation md Democracy in Mississippi. Some
OF the Democrats OF Mississippi waking up to sense
oil the degradation which that State has sustained BY the
Reputation Of its just debts They are now holding
meetings in different parts Of the State and i'll no doubt
with the Wing votes, succeeded in carrying the State
at the next elections grea, deal of qnarreng 60
ing on between the leaders Of the Democratic party in
that State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

DC Mr.. Tyler has Al last rewarded his ,nan Profit of
Indians Tor his eaty hun. The President has Ten
dered him Charg'shp. worth SEQ and outfit Sar-
dnia is said Ia be le place which the President has
s'nt him There Is no appropriation fol tile outfit.
which NC presume tia, he viii be willing to floso.--
Tue present Incumbent Will be entitled part of this
years salary IIany man in these parts wan, an of
fec let him inra i,iet0 and let Capt Tyler know
tho fact, aud he may assure hs'Ifle m lie provided
for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
April 10
IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT

IN 1lIE. UNITED STATES COURT
For The Eastern District OF Virginia.
NoNpAr, Mtncu 9th. 1913.
In tho matter Of William A. Fraysur. Bankron,
Since The last order made in This cnse directing a NV
menl @ol Of the funds IN the hands Of the assignee in
discharge o the separate creditors of said Frays WIS
had proved Their debts petition has been filed bv Pas
chal Buord representing himself 10 be creditor of said
raysor aud alleging that he had presented the ey
dence OF ms claim heretofore because he had received
no no'iceot the case having been referred 10 Commits
soner tor that purpose, ard thorenpon on motion Of
said Butord, the court, without deciding at this time
whether IN ease the SAID Bulod shall show himself en-
ttled TO claim as a separate creditor Of said Frarsor
he vi" have right to call the creditors already paid
To refund aud doth hereby auhorlso and oder James
bafland commissioner Of this in Bankup,cy in
INC towno Lynchburg, to receive proof the par of
he sad faschal Bniord any other creditor Of debts
due by the said Fraysor, and report the same to tho
court, and also report whether the said debt or debts so
proved, are due by said Fraysor individually or other
wise. 4 Copy-'Ies,p
JNO. SHORE. d. &.
ihe parties TO The above order. and all other creditors
OF W illlanl a. Fraysor hereby notified that have
appointed ednesday and Thursday. the 10Th aud In
daysot say next TO execute the foregoing order at my
office, IN the town Of Lynchburg.
j. GARLAND. Com.
hPril 10 w,llM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
CONNECTICUr ELECTION.

Tue elections came of in Connecticut the Cd of 4
pu. There is no Governor elected neither OF the can
ddates having plurality Of voss The Legislature
Will -!ec, which is Democratic For Congress the
Wings have elected aud the I.ocos ilreo members
There is large increase Of die Wing vote since last
yeari
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

1.-The present heavy debt oi the Stato-ie meet which
we are compelled to suffer increased Iaxation-nas
contracted when the Democracy were IN the MINORITY
in our State Legislature Our neghbor very well
Knows thai his party ounumtercd ours in the General
Assembly OF rgnla, from s3S 10 ~, during which
four years of the present debt contracted Mr.
Io.r was IN the Legislature the whole OF that time,
and voted, We believe for every measure Of any impor
iancc, which contributed to swell the debt of the cor.
Elonwealth 10 lis present amount, and for other bills
which. ii they had not heen defeated. hy tie common
Of the House. would have MD, not little in MA
King the Old Dominion, in reality. Bankrupt State.
iyacibAx Republican Of the Oh inst.
To the first rsr Of the lorog 1ing paragraph all we
have Is thai neiehbr mistaken in saying that the
Democracy were in minority in llc Legislature when
the present debt created. They were in majority
The second sentence says tla' of the public deb,
was contracted from 1888 to 1872 when the Wings
had the ascendancy" Our neighb1r in this sentence
seems 10 be reckless idle and mschieyons. Most of
tho public debt, was contracted prior 1885, when the
Democrats had The aseendancy aud they responsi-
BILE 1r it, if either party ae-hats two. 1t as5 says
Mi Iuler in Legislature from 1855 and voted for
erey ef importance which contributed 10 swell
the public debt" That paper knows as well Is We do.
that Mr. Toler voted against the large appropriation to
the James River aud Kanawha Canal above This place.
which Is worse than thrown away. This the largest
appropriation that passed and OF course was not sane
toned by Mr.. Toltr In this short paragraph Of unr
he.hhor there are three mis- statements 1t published
this article to correct mis- statement Of ours aud 10 and
behold, ii has hfcc to make It's cause good We PIE
sumo nsis hhor will be little more cautious how he
corrects us in future and begs he people to placc no
confidence in Statements. We place this before
,iom. Judge ye
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
NOTICE.

ANlNG sold my entire interest in the Ssddlef1
1 d business ot Thurman. Wrenn s. Co.. and VI lA,0
George y, Thurman & Co., TO George b. Thurman:
who - alono authorized to collect and pay all debts due
10 and lrom the same.
The subscriber committees ths snnn;ery buAi-
ness al bis stand. Main street opposite tie Bsnls
where he is prepared do all jobs in hs limo With d.s-
patch lie has on hand. al present largo
STOCK Of Saddles, Brides. Harness. Trunks, Saddle
Bays. Whips &c. Sc. which willie sold cheaper tlsH
ever, ler CASH. or 10 punctus customers
JOHN G. siACkLEFOkps
April 4lif
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NEW GOODS,
EOK KE.V'T.

N VIE. spacious and handsome Dwelling Houee, hs-
n longing 10 MIR William Bailey and. pr,scn, No.
cnplcd by the subscriber There is an cxcolen. cardc
spacious yard, brick Kitchen and other necessary
nuthouses attached 10 the premises. Also ihccncsr
acre Lot, opposite The Dwelling House. on which ihaas
Is an excellent Stablo Carriage House, &c. Both tho
Garden aud Lot are in CULTIVATION with tho usual vegs-
iaoles &C. The subscriber has possession Of il only
I'll the LIST oil November next, though he has doubt
10 g,3d tenant the period would be extended dasrsd
Possession given on the lst of April. During ny stay
IN Richmond. applicants requested enquire for
TERMS which shall be moderate, to Isaac Adams, Esq
RID. H. rOLER.
\. u. The subscriber will be glad 10 asp,sc Of am
portion OF his Furniture, at private sale oris return
Lynchburg.
March = tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
NOTICE.

An adjourned meeting ol the subscribers 10 the Me
ehaacs Association will be held The Court House,
on Friday evening, at early candle light. All Mechan
les friendly To the formation OF Institution ol this
character, are respectfully invited To attend.
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ANOA ER pRE.SnAlERl

VIII hold lts nsNt stated IN elm. a the } II Pras,y-
terrain Church, lynchburg, on Thursday OF ~eok
the 2oth instant.
The meeting will commence on Thursday evening,
ard be opened with sermon by the lasl NJ ,ecra,or