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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

&c BOOTH ~ co. at the New-York Cash
u. Tailoring Establishment l42 Sultou-sreet, near Broad
way still continue take the lead IN ecoucmy and tsSanc
in the manufacture and style Of the various garments oeaog
ing TO 8 gentleman's wardrobe.
This superiority they enabled &c MAINTAIN nconseQuencs
the general adaptation of tho cash principle by the public
resulting from experience that the credit system nectsa
My imposed heavy tax the prompt paying customer Il
essarly be excluded om this hmemt Bv a.
herring strictly TO the cash enables the subscribers
ulsh their with OF superior style aud fu
at very great reduction from credit prices.
who contemplate rehtt'nS orasring the arrans-
of the extensive the city
the changes OF fashion, embracing all the different styles OF
thi, establishment has become celebrated Strangers
Others visiting the city are particularly invited to call and
zing exc luslve cash house.
filling orders. j. 7. BOOIH &CO. IVA ISL
MN T JENNINGS " co /, Drapers and Tail
ors 23l Broadway American Hotel opposite the Fcun
solicit acntop assortment of stasouahe G"os
including Cloths Cass'merss Vestins' Sc IN all tne NJ"
and various styles.
Under the that the system OF small profits and
BE- continued whilst arrangements are such As vii, enao
rs to fill all orders in future with pomp,ness
feature the establishment which must commend II 10
those requiring articles for immediate Is the addition
stock of an assortment Of first quality ready made Gar,
loous, Vests. Office Coats Travelling Frock' Dressing
choce selection of Silk and Satin scar C,vats, Hand
krchie Gloves sgsGenler Hosiery unds esGs ,, D% T
Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c at prices Whch must otf
Inducements 10 purchasers jyl5 istf
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH
lV1 ING-GEORGE T. GREEN, Nos ITO CHAT
HAM-STREET and BOWERY, will keep constantly
%sp ef1d fl k:SscSiEt Of
made in the MOST STYLE 70 which he would
respectfully invite ,he Of those IN want As he has
made arrangements to receive CLOTHS, CASSlMERES,
VESTINGS Sc, by every Packet, and mas secured tie
services of eypecience Cutters he hedges himself TO give
perfect satisfaction all who may purchase
B. Garments made 10 order at the shortest notice
and ,cth strict p,ttctuGltty sl2 IF lls
DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
II FROCKS, CLOAKS, &c-EStra Beaver and Pilot
Cloth Over Coats Winter Frocks Sacks &c Also, extra
and medium qu ity Clo Clcaks for sale 23l Broadway
American Hotel, opposite the Fountain .>,,,.o,o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

GOAL, COAL'-At 2l5 West.street, corner of
~ Frankl and corner of Fifth aud Lewjs-str-ets.The
undersigned selling their superior Peach Orchard
Broad Mountain, White aud Grey Ash Goals. broken egg,
stove and loubly screened and delivered free OF
Refinery 2s Leonard through the Dispatch Post
10 either OF the ya', will rsceive mmediate
MS I'm. TYIEE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

INTENTIONAL young man in Schenectady, IN
this State, has invented machine for digging potatoes 1t
is capable of digging complete and clean manner six
day
u A lot of Guano has been imported at Batl-
more for the purpose OF giving farmers an opportunity 10
test its value The Editor of the American Farmer offers
sale per pound stating that 100 pounds are
sufficient
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

DOARD WANTED-Wlth furnished room or
- rooms lower part Of the City bys yentlemaD
and ms ~ite Address W Rtnan. S"I 3SO Ufes Post Of
fee n23
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

w ANTED--a situation by young woman, as
ssamstress and dress p,ak. private family OF would
have no objection TO Faas herself useful In assisting n
leJ Fourth street; * 80
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by a good coored cook
w and ch,mbeEmaii and wsiter. VERY good Citv ~
ersnces siyer. Apply asS Anthony st ma IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

NJ ANTED,- Capital wanted y: The SILK busi-
w NEss. in the way Of paTtre partners Sy gent.
the country. onS acquainted with business and
owning large establishment Inquire of the PusLsK
ERs or Of T. B. WAkEMAS Esq secre'asy Of .s Anae!s.
whom is left, written FORM the outlines of the proposed
MO 6w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

WANTED--A place by very nice grl, with
the best of references cham
beruaid- Aypiv At IL Hammond street. mo
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

EKENCH LASGyAGEhs .,, t 5ss93s ksx C. al and W cas
f those Who are far advanced study Of the French
language both for ladies and gentlemen Ihoss VII"
;s ~ ioin either of thos. classes, respectfully
ipy;ted TO cali upon him. al his residence No72 Murray
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
II FROCKS, CLOAKS, &c.-EStra Beaver and Pilot
Cloth Over Coats Winter Erocks Sacks sc. Also,
and medium ou Atty Clot Clcaks for sale 23l Broadway
American Hotel opposite the Fountain:
o,rE vi. l.. JF,.N
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

CENTEEL BOARDING al Mrs. CERES, No.
~ y Courttsad; street sinEle married Selt'estu c;a
De accommodated! with excellent Board comiaft BE
the second floor furnished urfurui.he. MA I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

ribcr Is anxious to sell his
'E0k Att OF LAND.

lying seven miles west OF Liberty, Betlfjd Court
House. each side Of the Lynchburg and Salem Turn
pike road aud containing 325 There is on the
irac, now Saw and tirst MILL in first repair
There is great quantity Of pine timber the tract, and
great deal belonging the ncgbbors the mill
Should The purchaser be inclined 10 leep Public House
there IL Of the best w5ggon stands IN the state
where he will have market for all be make at his
door. The Dwelling House Is large Two story bull
ding; and two good Ice Houses al the wagon stand
spoken Of, and at my own house, that be
passed any country for keeping ice and all necessary
Out Houses.
There are about fifty acres Of BOTTOM LAND,
the greater part OF which Is excellent. There is about
200 acres OF WOOD LAND, 100 Of which is first rate
Tobacco Land-The Improvements are and colnlor
labe--the water cannot be surpassed in the State 4
further description is deemed unnecessary, as persons
wishing TO purchase will view the premises before buy
ing II may be- wondered at my wanting to sell such
valuable property. The Physicians advise that a
Southern climate would be the means of restoring my
wiies health, and have determined TO sell Persons
wishing purchase world do well 10 call SON. as |
have doubt owing t, its location and advantages it
viii be a ready sale. TANDY X. JONES.
n. b. omitted TO mention that there is also
TAN YARD just ready to 90 into operation the
land. T. X. }.
Jan. 10 WITS
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v'O1'l('E.

\ conformity with the decree of the Circuit Superior
L Court OF Law and Chancery for the county Of Mel
son. pronounced upon the 9th OF October, 1912, in the
case OF George Vaughn, jr., George H. Mitchell.
and others ; and like decree in the case of Floyd
l.. Whitehead VS. George H. Mitchell and others; and
by virtue of deed of trust, executed by said Mitchell to
The subscriber, bearing date the 9Th day OF May lSi
the undersigned the in said deed, will upon the
10th day of March next upon the premises in the coun
ty OF Nelson situated upon the road leading from
lovingson to Lynchburg, and about four miles from
the former place, sell the highest bidder for cash.
the lot or parcel of Land upon which said Mitchell now
same. purchased by him of William Bibb The two
parcels containing about 10 acres. The Land is yaua
BILE in every respect, and the Lot is highly improved,
Tavern, Store. &C., it is in desirable situation.
S. CLAIBORNE. Trustee
and Commissioner.
Dec % tION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY

|GNiE faculty as at present organized, consists Of
u Rev. Lorenzo Lea, A. NJ President & Professor of
languages, Moral < Mental philosophy.
Mr. Tho. e.. johnson. A. I}. Professor of Mathematics
and experimental sciences
Mrs Mary A. Lea, Governcss
Miss Mary A. Bailey, Preccp,re,s in instrumental &
Vocal music and teacher of Freuch
Miss Harriet r Bailey. Assistant peceptress in Music
and principal ofpreparatory department.
Mr Geo. w f. Dashiel, Steward.
The session Of 10 months is divided into two equal
terms The first term of the present session will close
on the Tuesday preceding the second "Wednesday in
January 1876 alter private examinations the sc:ond
term VIII commence on the day thereafter.
10 graduate into the English course including the
French and Spanish languages. requires a period of
three years With the Lain and Greek Languages
tour unless the pupil has advanced beyond the elcne
taiy branches.
Rates Of tuition for ) months.
Fer elementary English branches Slj 90
Higher English studies with languages SlS 90
Music, extra, including the Of instrument $40 90
Board. including lights. fuel. bedding, SC. $50 90
Payment for inon and board in advance: otherwise
interest will be charged.
by order ofths board Of Trustees
jan & 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

WONDERS or rur Sor,R SysrEM-Somc notion
may be obtained oi the comparative size OF the principal
objects IN The solar system, by surprising thai globe
Two Zee, diameter. placed IL The of level plan
to represent the sum- gram OF mustard seed placed at
distance OF ~ ieet, would represent Mercury; pea at
The distance ol az feet, would give representation o
Venus another pea. not percepby larger. at distance
oi II ieo'. would represent the Earth, the scene of
n,u existence his cares. his ambition and his glory
Mars Is less digned still. Tor pins head. placed
distance OF Az feet would afford true representation Of
It's comparative s2e aud iu minute grains OF sand Mt
distance OF 1000 cc, would convey some conception Of
the position and size Of Nrsa Ceres Pallas and juno
modetaic sized orange at quarter Of a mile, would
represent Jupiter. smaller orange. nearly halfa mile
would represent Saturn and the FAR oil planet, llescho
hwmdied into cherry; moving att distance Of three
quarters OF mile from the central globe representing
the sun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

NIRGlNiA:-N Rules held in the Clerks Office oil the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry FOR Bed
ford County the I'd day of January, 1913
Richard M. TaaicrIo, Nose. Greer, John NJ, Holland
George Turner and Henry I. Galloway, Plaintiffs,
against
Bernard G.. IIenlrck, Jusus Hancock and James L..
Brown, Defendants.
liz CRANGERY.
The Defendant Bernard G. Hendricks moi having entered
his appearance and given security according To the act of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is inhabtant of this
Comonwea II is ore red that he do appear at rules to
be held IN the Ccrks office of the said County, the first
Monday March next and the Plaintiffs bill; and
that this order be inserted in newspaper, published in
Iynchbug rwo months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of this County, Court
day ACoW,-resc,
JOS WILSON, elk.
Jan. 10 WIN
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.V'OVECE.
ID. ROBES. elk.
WIN

MIR. WILLIAM BAILEY will please take
WI notice. that | will. Friday and Saturday
The l7th and 18th days of February. ls13 at the stoI.
house OF Peck Nlcou at the Big Lick in the county
OF Roanoke. proceed TO take the leposilios Of Thomas
alton and others to be read evidence in sut now
depending in the superior court Of Law and Chancery
for the county of Roanoke. wherein am plaintiff and
yon and others defendants also in the Town nj
Lynchburg. at the Franklin iorcl on the 4th day of
February. lS43 will proceed to take the dcyosions
o Isaac H. Oliver and Others TO be read IA evidence in
the above named suit; also Hazcwmds Store IN thu
county of Campbe the 0th day of February, 1891
will proceed to take tho deposition Of Robert II WHAT
others to be also read evidence in the above named
suit. CHARLES W. McCIANN AIAN
Big Lick, IL Jan. win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

A Il "a Circuit Superior Court of Law and uhancery
IA begun and held for the county of Amherst, at the
Court House Friday, the 2th day of March, 1912
John A. Tate and John Randolph merchants and part
ners. trading under the style and firm of John A. Tate
4 Co., Graham and McGrullin b. F. Graham and N
ID. Vines, Plaintiffs,
John Russell Noryell and Mary w his wife, Braxton
Norvell and Mildred "A. his wife, James w. Philips,
Frances Philips, and George Philips, the last in
iants under the age of twenty years, and Nancy
Philips in her own right trustee for herself and chill
dren, Defendants.
In CH.NcERy.
On motion OF the plaintiffs, by counsel, the Court doth
appoint Robert Iinsey guardian to the infant deien-
dants. Frances Philips and George Philips. defend
them in this cause, and hereupon the said infants by their
guardian assigned aforesaid filed their answers and sub
poenas awarded herein on the Sd day of June SlO the
18th day of January, lS4 and the Sd day of May, lSi
being returned executed upon Mary W. Norvcll, and
BraXion Norvell and Mildred A. his wife, and Nancy
Philips in her right and trustee for herself and
cldren-and they still failing appear although four
months have elapsed well since the days of the
SAID snhpoenas as the filing of the plaintiffs bill And
the said John Russell Norve against whom the plain
s appear to have proceeded in the mode prescribed by
Jaw against absen, defendants, still failing to appear and
answer ON motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel, their
bill is taken for confessed those defendants and
thereupon this cause came 10 be ard upon the
bill, the answer of the infant defendants without rep
cation and the exhibits and was argued by counse on
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 of the trust estate in the bill mentioned.
And the said Commissioner is directed and settle
the same and make repor, theeofto the Court together
with accounts ofhe plaintiffs debt an account OF the prop
ery advanced TO the defendants John Russell Norve aud
Mary w. his wife, by Nancy Philips the trustee. its
present situation and values and account of the whole
trust estate real and personal showing its vane and the
interest OF the defendants John Russell Nurvell and
Mary w. his wife therein And leave is granted the
plaintiffs To examine the said defendants in solemn form
upon iniergaorcs touching the subjec, matter Of the
said accounts A Copy-Tesie
ROBERT TINSLEY, Crk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Amherst Courthouse.
m 9TH day of January, 1913.
The parties interested in this order are hereby noti-
ned that have appointed the first day of March next,
to commence the accounts Sc therein ordered on which
day. the hour of ten o'clock in the morning. they arc
required t. attend at my office, Amherst c. H. with
copies OF office papers, their evidence, Sc Sc. prepared
for examination and settlement
JAMES F. GARLAND, Comr.
Jan. II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

AS taken the u " " n TEL.
on Main street, recently occupied by MIR. Henry
L. Davies
Feelings OF gratitude prompt him to tender to his
friends aud patrons who have generously supported
HIM heretofore. his warmest thanks and in taking this
establishment. respectfully solicit. continuance Of their
support in tins way.
me location is pleasant the rooms very comfnrta
DC win good stable. aud spring of excellent water
within lew yards OF the door. enabling him TO make all
who may FAVOR him with their patronage comfortable
In fine he would say the Farmers and Planters of the
country. to the Travelling Public all call Mt the u
mon aud you shall BIO comortablc-be made to feel a,
ii Nj 4.
Jan. . ,wRm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

rick for Chafe.ie- irsI nantd eoauly beng mt
matey connected by trade. with the mus, populoos DIS
trict.
We will publish the Report Of the committee N our
next number. In the meantime we have space ony 10
say that the way thu committee propose 10 Gcrfy'sa''-
der the Richmond District in order to get md Of the pre-
fearless and faithful Representative ron that regon
whom the Loco Focos have found 10 be very trouble
some customer. Is IA caution To Crockett" We venture
predict however that let ihcm do their worst, John
Minor Bo. will be iborn IN their side for many years
10 cume vet Dan. Reporter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

Jor SNrru.--Th,s individual. accompanied by some
fifteen OF twenty of IA subjects. arrived at Springfield,
Illinois, the 3lsi uli, and surrendered himself to
the Sheriff. upon the issued by the Governor Of
Illinois the rcquslilon OF the Executive Of Missouri
{" being accesssry 10 attempted assassination OF es-
Gov. Buggs Aicr his arrest writ Of habeas corpus
sued ont by his counsel. and he brought before
the Circuit Court ofhc United Staes-Joc entered in
Ia recogzanee Of 5000 for his appearance irom to-day.
when he was discharged from custody. The was
10 come on for hearing the ih Instant. :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

memorial is in circulation in the city Of BALI
for signatures. praying Cong re.s 10 grant relief to
the States by the lssr $500 100000 Of National Stock
based upon the Public Lands, in accordance with the
plan Of the Hon. VIM Cost johnson. Wherever present
ed thus far il has mel understand with favor almost
universal. tn. first object which il aims is conpfe
hensye enough TO embrace all citizens without regard to
party distinctions. urges the adoption Of large. lib
era national pplcy whereby the People and the States
OF this great Union may be brought recognize the real
ity Of that power inherent in unity aud 10 feel their i'm
mediate participation III tho blessings II may mpart.
Bait finer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

Tho editor Of the Nashville Whg now on visit To
New Orleans. writes TINT the largest Tobacco buyer in
New Orleans. for years past, has been The Agent
lor tha French Government winch. il will bc rccoecod
controls The Tobacco trade Of the Kingdom, dy direct
and prescriptye monopoly lilo adds Tho Agent Of
rance has not yet appeared this SEASON. it known
10 whom the annual contract for purchasing for tho Gov
ernment will be lett generally Yields The Agent
nett profit OF thirty ory thousand dollars the pur
chasos at this port .aone'
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TO FARMERS.

VIE: subscriber has rented for the present year the
u .d.uHERST MILLS, situated Immediately on
the bank of the Cana-and isnow prepared 10 receive
and grind Wheat for toll His terms are one TENTH or he
Will give barrel of superine Flour. Richmond inspec
tion for five bushels of wheat-Or if any persons wish
to ship their Wheat to Richmond, he will receive and
forward with all possible despatch such price as
cannot fail to please. refer to JAS l.. Iampkin. Ipo
M Williams, David w. Burton. Esqrs. Col Lang
horne and Gen. Rodes JAS. SiJTpIlIN
Amherst, August A. 1912 Is
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NOI'la,E.

EVIE Stockholders in the Lyn'lburg and Bui1aoe
L Springs Turnpike Company hereby notified
that unless they forward and pay up the requis
tons due their several shares OF stock in said Compa
ny. before the lith day of February next, that
their said shares riH be sold according to law.
BY order of of the Board
IL WILLIAMS. Prest
OF the l. * b. 5. L. Co.
c. CARTER, Secretary and Treasurer
Jan. 10 w4w
o. The Lexington papers will please copy.
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TAVERN RATES
KEDECED.

TINHE PROPRIETOR of the Franklin Hotel. in
Lynchburg. being disposed to make his charges all
times II proportion to The prices Of produce and hires
takes this method ofnormng the public that his charges
For man aud he 'se per day. is 81 50
For single person, per week. 7 90
For board. without lodging for year $50 90
The Office for all the stages running into this place is
kept at the bar of this Hotel. PAUL JONES.
Jan. l2 wtiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

'Dtcgsts." says rreuoe Of the Louisville Journal.
in his commentator Of I'arnum'. Hotel in Baltimore,
(Which is really Of the finest houses Of entertainment
in this or any other county says II is about the only
hotel in the Upitcd States where he found water enough
to wash himself we wondcr how much water il takes
10 wasi, Mr. Dickens. The remark W. have quoted is
not we fear. the only evidence he gives u his being
rather "diny fellow"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

NE X. WILLIAM BAILEY will please take no,ieo
AVA that acting Trustee for the inian, children
of Charles w. McCannahan, we will ON Friday
and Saturday the 18th and 18th days of Feb
uary. is43. at the store house of Peck Nlcou at thu
Big Lick in the county of Roanoke pr ,cerd to take the
deposition Of Gen. Edward Watts and others To no read
as evidence in suit depending in tho superior
Court of Law and Chanccry for the county Of Roanoke
in which Charles w. McClannahan is plaintiff and you
and others are defendants.
JOHN r. RICHARDSON.
THOMAS TOSH
Big Lick, ~ Jan. win