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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-15
New Store and New Goods

new STORE anu NEW GOOOS
VVHE undersigned has just received, direct from
IL the city of New York, and is now opening,
in the large frame building occupied by David
Clark, on Front Street, choice lot of STAPLE
DRY GOODS, which, having been purchased at
very reduced prices, will be offered cheaper than
goods have ever been sold in this market, and pro-
duce or cash received in payment. Uf CALL
AND SEED
Also, he contemplates holding regular AUG
TION SALE every Saturday during the season,
and will commence on next Saturday, the 22d inst.
April 2l-25-tf w. s. CLARK.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-15
NETWORK STORE.
:. CHADWICK. begs

A G.. CHADWICK, begs leave to inform
H. the citizens of Bloomington, and the country
in general, that he has purchased livestock in trade
recently owned by Boies, and is now opening
choice assortment of Goods purchased in New York
and Boston, which are offered at Wholesale and
Retail, at fair prices, for ready pay, viz
Broad Cloths Silk Goods
Cassinetts Shaws
Pilot cloths Handkerchiefs
Jeans Laces
Vermont Greys French muslins
FlanneIs Muslin de LANES
Linseys Calicoes
Paddings Sheetings
Drilllings Batting
Tickings Wadding
Checks Wicking
Threads Cambrics
Boots and Shoes Fur Caps
Velvet Ready Made Clothing
-. Greer. Barragc Elginss and Iasehings
Silk Crayats Lace Collars
Mitts and Gloves Combs
Suspenders Jcwelry.
T Best Rifle Powder. in Canisters Whips
and Whip Lashes: Principe and Havana Cigars.
Groceries, Hardware. Queensware, Tinware,
Nails, &c. &c.
P.S, In my absence, Messrs. II. and F. w.
Gi!lett. will attend to the saes and other business
Of the Store. A. G. CHADWICK.
Bloomington, Sept. is ls42-46-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-15

A WoMEN's SMILES is the best charity lec-
ture man can receive. 1t opens ones purse,
and makes you bless the receiver in the. bar
gain. Woman forever, for begging-if they
want you to go to ball, party. get up
fair, and would laugh you out of dollar, they
are sure to get it. Is missionary scheme on
foot-a church to decorate ball room to fit
up-beware Of woman's smile, if you mean to
give nothing, run as if the plague were invad-
ing the country, or you are gone case.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-15
Hrrrs TO You've LADIES. If young

HINTS TO You've LADIES. III young
women waste their time in trivial anuse.
ments the prime season for improvement,
which is between the ages of sixteen and
twenty, they will hereafter regret bitterly
the loss, when they come to feel lhem-
selves inferior in knowledge to almost ev-
cry one they converse with; and above
all if they should ever be mothers, when
they feel their inability to direct anc -
sist the pursuits Of their children, they
will then find ignorance severe moriltl-
cation and real evil. Let it animate
their industry, and let not modest opln-
ion of their capacities be discourage
ment to their endeayors after knowledge.
A moderate undertaking, with diligent and
well directed application will 60 much
further than a more lively genius. fiat
tended with that impotence and inaten.
ton which too often accompany quick
parts. 1t is not for want Of capacity that
so many women are such triAing and IN
sipid companions, so ill qualified for the
friendship and conversation of sensible
man, or for the task of instructing or gov
erning family it is oftner the neglect OF
exercising the talents they really have
and from emitting to cultivate taste for
intellectual improvement; by this neglect,
they lose the sincerest Of pleasures. which
would remain when almost every other
forsook them, Of which neither fortune
nor age can deprive them, and which
would be comfor, and resource in almost
every possible situation in life.
The WORKING MEcHANIc.-We cannot say
too much in behalf Of the working mechanic,
who constantly is striving to make himself
known, not only in becoming proficient in his
business, but who is every day raising HIM
self to eminence by the course Of his habits
A young man who has nothing to depend up
on but his character, and the labor of his own
hands for his elevation in the world, can, not
witnstanding, arrive to the highest pitch Of
greatness, TO the most elevated ranks in COM
munity, and not unfrequently to the highest
grade of national honor. And while we re-
mark thus, we are happy to place to the cred.
it Of the mechanic the fact that he ranks with
that class Of citizens, who are The most likely
with juditious management, to become the
most welcome possessors of American popu-
arity, in every grade and form it assumes
Roger Sherman was once seated upon his
shoemakers bench with his lapstone upon his
knees, and it was there doubtless, that he first
adventures. Are you young mechanic, de-
termine at once, to trace his history and re-
solve to make yourself greater man even,
than Roger Sherman.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-15
POTTERY:
TRUST .NOT MIN.

Trust not man, for he'll deceive you,
Treach'ry is bis sole intent;
First he'll court you, then he'll teore you,
Poor, deluded, to lament.
Form by nature to undo US,
They escape our utmost heed;
Oh how humble when they tr0o us,
But how proud when they succeed!
So the Bird, when ence deluded
BY the Fouler's arful snare,
Pines out life, in cage secluded
Fair ones, while you're young, beware!
TRUST NOT W.O.u.a.N.
Trust not woman, she'll beguile you,
All her smiles are formed by art;
First she'll fatfer then ezie you,
Signing with broken[heart!
Form'd by nature to pursue uf,
They outstrip the feetest men;
All! how sweet they bill and coo US,
But how proud they triumph then.
So the Fish, the bait admiring,
On the anglers fatal snare,
Clasps out life, in pangs expiring
Lovers Of the hook, beware!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-15

and Cowhide BOOTS can b,
II had at reduced prices, to close the concern.
je Is F, O. BECKETT & co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-15

HIDES! HIDEs!!
DRY Hides, Bees Wax, Clean Linen and Cot
II ton Rags, and Country Produce, taken in ex-
change for goods by A. OGILVlE q 20.
July 80, lS41 .-4O-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-15

The genteel rascals Of society financier, the
vulgar ones steal.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-15
SALT! sALT!!--5OO bbls. first quality just
- received and for sale at 40 cts per bushel, BY
he barrel, by [may semi A. OGILVIE q co. /
COACH AND Wagon MAKING.

VVHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
J. citizens of Bloomington and the surrounding
country, that he has opened shop on Second ST.,
near the Papoose Greek, where he will be found at
reasonable times All kinds Of mending done at
short notice, and in good, substantial and work
manlike manner. Most kinds Of country produce
taken for work. FRANClS PEhhY.
April 2l-25-cmtf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-15
THEY HAVE COME.

THEY HAVE COME.
LUST received, by the Potosi, Through the run
- ming ice,) fine assortment OF goods from
Boston and New York, to wit:
100 doz. pair BOOTS AND SHOES of every
variety,
10 Boxes of CANDLES,
$4,000 Principe and Havana CIGARS,
10 doz SLEIGH WHIPS,
Otter Caps, Domestic Goods. Cotton Batting, &c.
with great variety of seasonable goods for sale at
the NEW YORK STORE.
Bloomington, Nov. rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12

4 L a Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Ihancery.
N begun and held for the county of Amherst at the
Court House. on Friday, the 25th day oi March. 1872
John A. Tate and John Randolph merchants and part
ncrs. trading under the style aud firm of John A. Tate
4 Co., Graham aud Mctmnin, d. +. Graham and NJ.
ID. Vines, Plaintiffs,
John Russell Nor,c and Mary W. his wife. Braxton
Norvell and Mildred A. his Wifi. James w. Philips,
Frances Philips. and George Philips, the last two in
ants under the age of twenty one years, aud Nancy
Phillips III her right trustee for herseli and chill
dren, Defendants.
In Cn,Ncnny.
On motion of the plaintiff. by counsel the Court doth
appoint Robert 1lnslcy guardian 10 the infant delrn
dans. Frances Philips aud George Philips. 10 defend
them IN tins and thereupon The said infants BY their
guardian assigned aforesaid filed their and sub
pnnas awarded herein the Sd day Of June, 1910; The
9th day of January, Sll and the Sd day ol May lSi
being returned executed upon May W. Norycll and
Bra>lou Norvr aud Mildred A. his wife. and Nancy
Z hps in her own night and Tor herself and
children-and they still failing appear although four
months have elapsed we'll since the days of the
said snbpoenas the filing Of the plaintiffs bill And
the said John Russell Noryel against whom tho plain
ts appear 10 have proceeded IN the mode prescribed by
law against absent defendants. still failing 10 appear and
answer, on motion ol the plaintiff by counsel, their
bill is taken for confessed those defendants. and
tlcrcupun this cause 10 be heard upon the
bill, the Of the infant defendant, without rrp
cation, and the exhibits. and argued by COUNSEL
| consideration whereof, the Court doth order that the
defendant Nancy Philips. do render before of the
Commissioners OF this Court account of her transac
tons trustee ot The trust estate the bill mentioned
Aud the said Commissioner directed 10 state and settle
the same, and make report thereof the Court together
with ollhe PLAINTIFF debt of the prop
cry advanced 10 The defendants john Russell Norvcll and
Mary w his wife. by Nancy Philips the trustee, It's
present situation and vaue aud of the whole
estate real and personal showing its value and the
interest of the defendants John Russell Noryell and
Mary w his wife therein. And leave is granted III,
plaintiffs examine the said defendants in solemn form
upon incrrugalores touching the subject matter of til.
said accounts. Copy--'Tcslc
! ROBERT TINSIEY, Cl'k
| CoMMIssioNER's OrricE. Amherst Courthouse.
9th day of January lSi3.
The parties interested in this order are hereby mott
fled, that have appointed the first day Of March next
TO commence the accounts sc. therein ordered on whic
day al the hour Of ten O'Clock in the morning. they ar
required 10 attend. tiny office, Amherst G.. H. will
copies Of office papers then evidence, &c &c. prcparc
for examination and settlement.
JAMES =. GARLAND, Com'r.
| Jan. ~ WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12
OBITUARY.:

Departed this life. Friday night; the 30th day of
december. Mrs. EIIzABETH WMrI,MsoN, consort OF
Leonard H. Williamson, Esq, in the 63d year Of her
age. The deceased was taken very i'll. supposed TO be
disease OF the heart, sometime in November last, and
embarked to her husband that her departure nigh at
'u' and that she could meet death without the least
'o believing that her treasure laid up in heaven.
' "' physician was called in Immediately. and in few
I"y sne was considered convalescent and had on the
.;. y, hef death removed to her home, and while
n ' husband and some of their neghbors being bust
H. npyed In iXlng up their furniture, remarked that,
I e' was better than it had been for several weeks,
,h ecd 10 rJoice that the trip had not injured her in
St. ssl out little did she know at that time the
uts' had seized her vilas Shortly after the ex-
was made by her, she fell at the door eless
rI,p;s ga was Immediately given by rubbing and
'S pe'ore the fires hut to purpose. The i'm
apElt bad fled to It's Supreme Author take pos
ai. u mat crown Of glory which she has 50 long
c"Sht ttsnao nolnnon TO euogise the dead, hui we
ar" 'eira 'nshls obituary say someihing of the
@'Soo she WAS , kind, aleclcnate wife, god no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12
English, Classical and Mlathcnlati
cal SCHOOL.

TDylE subscriber has determined 10 his school
! The ensuing year to the neghborhood Of Mcssrs. J
d. Booth. Anlslcad Burwcl aud Others gentlemen
well and iavoraby known 10 the public. and who. being
deeply Interested IN the prosperity aud continued sue
cess OF such an institution, will every excrton aud
afford such facilities that cannot fail render the loca
ton in every respect highly desirable one, and re-
commend II entirely suitable for all the purposes do
signed
The house selected for tho use of the school |, very
commudlous having two large with fire place IN
each and distant fourth Of mile 10 mile from several
of the most respectable families who will furnish board
any number Of applicants upon the reasonable terms
The subscriber designing to render .s pcrmancn;
eslaosnmcnt, expects only to compass his object, by
unwearicd excrtlons and n dgcnt application oicvory
IN hs power to The moral well MS 10 pro
mote the intellectual worth OF his pupils.
Ills system comprises an extensive course Of ipstfuc
lion. in the Ancient Languages. Natural and Nlahcmat
cal Science, together will, every branch r"rfsl'o Tor
complete English education; thus thoroughly preparing
his pupils for collegiate course any VI tho various
business pursuits Of life
The scholastic year will bcdvidod into two Of
months each. at tho termination Of each Session there
will be public examination conducted under the imne-
date inspection Of tho Trustees designed to ties, the nd
vaucement, and sniliciency Of the school.
Fot h~ard apply 10 Messrs Dno ID. Booth. Amis'-o
Butwell, Anthony Simmons, John d. Taylor, ar's
ora oihc gentlemen IN the ncghborhood
Board includinge every charge 50 r ~ ~ w. ".'"
Tuition N the Languages t.E % Pcf session
do English and Mathematics W 80 40 DO
School 10 commence 9th .Jar,ary. is13
JOS. =. GODFREY;
The undersigned a, Il, request OF Mr. Godfrey. VIII
act as Tuslcos to his rnool, will attend all the exam
nations. and 10 WIN reference may be made at any
time concerning NO condition OF the seheol.
.hLn i B,1,reH .Joab Early
Lin s. Hale Peter Saunders
John d. Booth Edmund Irvine
.qrmistcad Bm,ceH .jnbaI "A. Eay
I'm Martin John y. Taylor.
Dec Is l5Jan.
IN consequence Of difficulties in preparing the house.
the School will be unavoidaby postponed hnu' The frs,
Monday in February, when il will positively 90 int,
operation. JOS. L. GODFREY.
Jan. II tl5Jan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12

2 = = 3 9 9
BED BLANKETS. from So 90 10 the fnes
NEGRO BLANKETS, some az Inv ~ 50 Genus,
PULLED CLO1IfS and C.4SSLNEY'YN;
some rs low % cents,
LLNSETS, from I'd To The bee, 1rrli,y,
FI.f.\.\EI.S, from I'D 10 }s,
.NOCSILNS, latest fylc, very how
SHijtLS, a splendid assortment,
IELGE1'S .f.VU BONNET SILKS, very rich..
BONNET AND TELTET RiBBO.NY, remark.
ably low.
PLlLN AND FIGURED SILKS. splendid n;
sorimrnt,
COTTON CLOTHS. yard wide at 40.
BED TICKING, at Cd 10 Is I'd,
C.9IlCOES. from AID TO The best
SUGAR, COFFEE. A9bT AND BILE cor
TON.vcry chene.
We have heavy stock Of the above articles. an'sfs
disposed 10 NH thtm very low.
= RopEs burton.
Dec. 10 sit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12

PniL,prIrni, MARsEr--Saiwduy- Flour-Good
shipping brands held at 81 l2l. Pcnna. red Wheat
IS Diets Com---iS a II cts. Suears--New croI
New Orleans actiyc--bcwcen 500 and GOO hh,s. sold
al cents. cash, and La time a part for refining
Nhiskey-2l IA % cents. In Teas. nothing is doing
but decline anticipated in consequence Of recent for
eign Intelligence. MISUNDERSTANDING 4 8, prem
On Boston par i prcm New York par ut spre,n; Bal
timorc a dis; Richmond | "a Il dis; \. Carolina
dis; Charleston !. dis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12

her and better than all warm iitaIie christian Who
always ready 10 take M her cr.ss and follow her
blessed Rede through evil as well as through good
report. She had been member of the Methods, Eps
coa Church for many years, and was considered by all
who knew her an ornament 10 said church. She has
le a husband and five children to ever the de-
parted but trust thai their lss is her eternal ,,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12

BMrlMonE M,nAGr, Saimday-flour-ll Howard
street So So %, salcs-hodcrs however, asked
ST. Inspections Of Flour. 1919. 5ii sol bbls. and 26
.h2 halt bbs. Whrat-small supplies a, So Soc Ion
good and fair. Corn-t3 to Ale Tor white and yelew
Md. Bacon-Banore cured hams s a q cents; sho |.
ders &C. assorted parcels u cents. Tobacco-t:ood de
mand tor fine qualllicspriccs OF Maryland 81. 3
mddl'ns |" good e, good e. 3; and lino s :! \,
change in Ohio.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12

LARD AM fone IN CNo,sSArI-On the 36ih,
hogs were quoted at 81 62 In 2. Lard was brisk at
4. cts The Gazette says there is great demand for
Lard toship 10 Europe, particularly 10 France. Ono
house IN Cincinnati had paid SIS 500 orders from
establishment Tor shipment French oil manufacturers
aud there were othrr orders in lor about 900
worth ior the same destination.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12
.N'D7ECE.

.rOTECE.
Mr. WILLIAM BAILEY will please take notice
lVn that, acting Trustee for tie infant children
Of Charles w. McClannahan, will. on Friday
and Saturday the l7th and 18th days of Feb
ruary Si3. at the store house Of Peck Mcou at the
big Lick in the county of Roanoke, proceed to take the
deposition Of Gen Edward Watts and others. to he read
evidence in suit depending in the superior
Court Of Law and Chanccry for tho coniy Of Roanoke,
in which Charles w. McCannatan is plaintiff and you
and others are defendants
JOHN Il. RICHARDSON.
THOMAS TOSII.
Big Lick II Jan. Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12
TO TIT; Is1'IsI.IC.

FbNIlf subscriber having removed his store 10 Capt
U NJ. lalh"t's corner, opposite the market house
begs leave 10 state, that the for winter clothing
Is FAR advanced, and not wishing keep hard any
winter goods for summer, he now offers at his new
stand all Gods IN the above line cost and all other
goods AT lower prices, than heretofore offered by him or
any other establishment, and abatement Among the
articles comprising his stock may be found Ovcrcoas:
Frock, Dress aud Hunting Coats every variety and
latest style warranted well made nd Of the best mater
ais equal Ia and beiicr than the bos-and CHEAP
than offered before in This or ary other market
Also Pants, Vests. Shirts Drawers Stocks Bosoms.
Collars, Suspcndes. Gloves and every article in The
tailoring or clothing line. usually kept
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed on
him. stranger he hopes by strict attention and pune
nay in business to merit from his old customers and
the public, continuance Of the same
II IL - %
Cutting ut the shortest notice and warranted ia
fit at 80 cts for cutting coats. and IS for pants and
vests.
Cutting and making at the shorcs, notice and fpl
the fines, coat s., and down 10 So for cornnon Pants
and vests IN proportion.
Please call and for the truth of the above give him
trial. aud If he don't suit. he will pay for tho mate
rails.
BENZ. TERRY
Jan. y rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12
TAVERN RATES
KEDICED.

IENlE PROPRIETOR Of the Franklin Hotel in
Lynchbnrg being disposed to make his charges all
times IN proportion To The prices Of produce and hires
takes this method Of normlng the public that his charges
For man and he rse per day. is 81 80
For a single person. per week, 7 90
Fot board, without lodging for year. $50 90
The Office for all the slages running into thi, place
kept at the bar Of this Hotel PAUL JONES.
Jan. II wGw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12
DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE.

correspondent gives the following particulars of
m1st distressing occurrences:
Oar peaceful village. (Pisylvania Courthouse was
rown into dreadful of confusion on The rornlnp
at the 10Th uitno by the death of one of its inter
cstin. little inhabitants. Charles Henry Sncrt son of
William IL. Snecd, aged about six wears bv The dis
charge OF gun IN the hands Of Nicholas Roberts A lad
about ID years are living in the of his brother
John Roberts An E.xamnisr Court was held on the
4th January. 10 examine into the fact. when number
ID witnesses were examined. among them James Hutch
'rs'n clerk III the Post Office. who deposed that he
slept into the countiny-ruom Of Roberts where the
lad was loading gun Ia shoot mark across the stree,
saw MN load II with shot-npon his demonstrating
upon the improperly of such practice he ran the m,z
fe OF the gun into his face. threatening To shoot him
That he wardcd of the muzze and ordered him To put it
a"lYat this moment the deceased stcp into the count
ing room he took him in his lap and commenced crack
in- nuts for hlrntha the lad then stept thru the mid
die door with the gunthat the deceased started of the
sane way. (dcP,n"nt's back being them and as the
deceased put his foot upon the door sill the GUN was
discharged the had entering the left temple Bursting it
open. as we'll as the left lobe Of the BRAIN which was
'mptlcd according 10 other evdcucc through the aper-
'urc. OF which he died in less than Jur Much other
les mony OF rather unimportaul character was intro
dnccd- and testimony was also sought ODE introduced
pove utter rccklessness of the prisn ir the Gen
iai use of learns which not admitted by the
court After 70 arguments of able counscs on boil,
slS the prisoner vas remanded for further trial before
the Su, ,eror Court y be held in May. A motion was
d,en made % admit the pris ioba which was over
fn'ed by t,.c I,'nr''
Jlov lreque" those dreadful Occurrences ye, now
some snel Sis,star ct N the public it falls like
The dew OF the nr.angu. not 50 to the asonzed and
hrett parenis-fr in his ca '" was ''',i "-',''
universal tavorite and pes @f the vh o',o'"s II. 'c
ps and ss@l4as q a'taecy--cilershe. u ''oo' ''o,
sted by his parents to be tass torn from 'el ''r "
Fhptrt nIa IL.
philosophy q religion 10 susmit viii, rlsigna,. m
appaling dspensaon OF Proyidcnee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12
NEW YORK MARKETS, Jan. 4.

FtoW.-The market is excessively dull Gencsce is
held AT IS, but may be had at 81 Ohio 4 62; Alex
andrla and Georgetown 4 50 asked
Sugars. About 400 hhds \. Orleans have been Ia
ken yesterday and day al A to 4, els.
Coiton.-lhe market is quite active To pay and owe,
.0o bales taken AT uniform prices Ia !. Tor fan
Mobiles, Cplands and Orleans
Foreign Exchanges increasingly heavy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12
For NIu>jcmj Institutions.

For Musical Institutions.
HNIlF. Subscriber begs leave to inform the Musical
l. world that his assortment Of Music is uncom-
monty large and exlensve--mcludng Instruction Books
for the Piano Forte, Gus' Flute, Violin, &c.--as vol
AS great variety of Sacred Music and Note Books for
slnonp-all OF which will be sold low, by
T.. +. NASH.
Book and Piano Forte Seller Petersburg. Va.
A fine assortment OF Piano Foros ON hand II reduced
prices +. ?. n.
Oct. II u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12

DO hereby nominate and appoint A. Williams Of
Lynehenrg. IN the State of Virginia, my Attorney In
tact, Tor The SPECIAL purpose OF preventing all persons
from cutting timber the Land in the State Of Virgin
ia. belonging h the estate Of .emuel Mead deceased
Wherein old Mrs Mead now lives; and To iorwarn all
persons from lcssasiug said Land by advertising
otherwise. OF IN my name put the law in force against
any person or persons irespassng Given under my
hand and seal, this 2lsl day Of Decemhet 1912
JOHN b. Il. EIDRiDGE,
Executor Of Iemuc Mead decd
Jan. - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-12

\ Bedford County Court, December &c, 1912,
Il Thomas lippensall and Tahltha his wife. William
Barnett and Caharlne his wife, Elisha Hall. Jr., James
X Siaon and Mary his wife, Nathaniel Morgan and Sa
rah his wife, PITTS