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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
LYNCuaBuJ RG MAKKET.
Eortle leeek ending Salnnlap. Ssplcnber olsl. Isl

foftae tceeh ending Saturday. September alst lSii.
iebaeeo.-Lngs. shipping. 81 40 to 60, manufac-
turing 81 % To go lo'se 10 to 50 Ieaf interior
s., io (, so comhrn. s. 5oto $50; mddlnr. So SO
m %; good $500 1000; fine manufacturing lcai
$40 10 10.
fiow.-S3.3O to 1897 from wagons 3. to GU, of
store.
Uheat,-Red GO; White 65 cts per bushel.
t'aia-Gorn 10 10 80 cents per bushel irom wagon;
% to Oh cents from siare Oats. sheaf 81 cents per hun
ored, cleaned; from Wagons IS cents; Rye. none in
market.
Ctorer and Grass Seeds. Some sales of Clover
mai ket.
, ffor,sioas-Bacor 81 from Wagons to g. from store;
5eei 10 per hundred Meal. 80 to So els per bush
ei fen wagon; from store, 80 to 62l cents
,e0ef.-st. Domingo, ! 10 ceuts per h.; Rio. s
TO W cenls Laguya 10 III cents; lava 10 10 10 cts;
Cuba = 10 s.
Coffee Bags.--A demand has recently sprung up for
oEA oRAss BAGS for special USES (oiher than for cag
gohefs beds.) which has had the effect - advance tho
p''ce tom one shilling to 81 cls and the supply by
means equal 10 the demand
, a"ear.-Brown, New Orleans. s to 10 cents per h.;
zorro heo To Il cents per h., ST. Crox 10 10 IL J
Gems per lb.; Loaf, l2i 10 Z cents per b.
tdtdts.-Iallow, l2i 10 . cents per h., Sperm, 50
10 ~ cents per lb Hull SONS. Is to IL cents per h.
hskeg.-Commun. 2S 10 80 cents per gallon from
wagon; from store 30 30 cents Reciilird 10 TO 50
fo'p wagon; trom store 80 to 80 cent
"aad9.-Applo, Is 10 30 cents per gallon; Peach,
on cents per gallon
Cotton ldrns,-Faciory prices: Is eta; per ID. as
sorted.
hon-Bar Iron. $50 per ton from boats, s. from
Store Pig, so per ton
StecL-Bllsered o. TO cents per h.; German 3 to
10 cents Shear 20 10 20 cents per lb Cast Steel, 20
TO % cts. per ID.
=, OL-llnseod, very scarce and quite in demand -
NO sales recently by which 10 test The market. Lamp.
VI u0 10 80 per gallon; Tanners 90 To 90 90 per
bb
i.eaher-Good Sole. Is 10 90 cen,srer b.; Danag-
ed Sole, Is to Is cents per ID.
forder-i'osting. 81, 90 10 d25 per keg; Rifle. s..
% 10 600 per key.
uooi-Woo % cents per h.; Wool Rolls, 81 J
TO 40 cents per ID.
tod and Uood.-Bilumnous. 25 cents per bushcl
Anthracite, SS.OO per ton. Oak and mixed Wood 81
ncrcn LII 4 u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

VIRGINIA At court held for Bedford county, at the
courthouse, this 2Gth day OF August, thousand
eight hundred and forty four:
On the motion Of Harvey Sien and Martha Frances his
wife formerly Martha Frances Crump, which said Martha
Frances before her nermarrage with the said Harvey Sit
ten, the widow OF Fsnda Crump decd, who died in
tesate 1t ordered that all having claims against
the estate OF the said Fenda Grump, decd do exhibit the
Buiket Gray the administrator Of the said decedent
for settlement before the fourth Monday IN November
next appearing that than two years have elapsed
since the qualification of the said administrators and that
copy OF this order be published for eight successive weeks
the Lynchbrg Nrgnau newspaper and posted at the door
Of the court house Of this county several court GAYS
Cepy-Teste,
x u. BrFORD, ID. C.,
Sept % eew
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
WING FESTIVAL,

The Wings Of Nelson county purpose II furnish a
Free BUbecue on the 26!h and 9Th of the present
month, near the tavern OF George H. Mitchell, four
miles south Of Lovngson, on the road to Lynchburg.
The Wings Of Nelson specially extend their bro
ther Wings OF Amherst an invitation to be present
on thai occasion. They cordially invite all OF both
parties 10 attend from every quarter Special
dations will be made for the Ladies, whose presence
we particularly desire.
Distinguished speakers will be present,
COMMITTEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
VALUABLE AUXILIARY.

The Wing Standard says the "Alte aud Meme Welt
(he Old and New World j German paper published
in Philadelphia, has come out strongly in favor of Clay
FreIinghuysen, and the Union. lis influence and cir
cuation is equal 10 any paper published in the German
language in the Union AT the last contest it was a
warm Loco sheet, exercising powerful influence over
the German population of Pennsylvania and Oao, and
it cannot be otherwise than pleasing all friends Of Re
publican principles to know the firm and faithful advo-
cate they have now, where they formerly had power,
ful enemy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

Wise's Districi.-The Wings of this District have
nominated Geo. w. Souihall Esq, the most popular
man and best orator in the District their candidate
tor eongress next Spring. The Wing says che may be
considered already elected by majority of 500 tc
oOO votes" 1t is said considerable reaction is GO
ing On in the District in favor Of the Wings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
WING CoNyENrIoNIN BEDFORD.

There will be Mass Wing Convention at Liberty,
the 10th and 1th Of October, for which OCCASION
free Barbecue will be prepared
On The day previous 10 the Convention procession
will be formed for the purpose Of marching the Peaks
OF Otter and erecting the FLAG Lf the Union upon lis
smmit. All persons oieyery pohal faith are invited
tt, be present The Ladies particularly invited 10 at
tend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

Charlotte Conpention-The Wings of Charlotte
held a Convention a, their Courhous on Friday and
Saturday week. Abou: 1000 persons were said to be
preset. The Convention was addressed On the first
day by Vincent Wi,cher, ESQ., of Piilsylvania, Il.
Sanhope Fiaurnoy, Esq, of Halifax, and others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
d.Rasaasn's Nails.

WE HAN t. just received a lat OF Nails, assort-
w ed sizes, from David Craham's Works, in
Wyihe CO., Na.-a very superior article, made Of ham
mered iron.
As agents of the Works, shall keep stock on
hand. and offer them upon favorable terms can
be had in any market, and delivered here The
Nail handsomely cut, and well put up IN subsan-
tial kegs. MCDANIEL & McCORkLE.
Semi if Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
NOTICE.

The Clay Club of billiards. Store Precinct will raise
a Clay Pole at that place on Saturday. the 2Slh inst
Nlessrs. Joseph X Irving. Samuel NJ. Garland and Docl
David Patleson will attend aud address the Club The
public are invited to aend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

Counteyfeits -2"e Richmond Compiler says: ga
Counterfeit Ten Dollar b. u OF The Bank Of Trgina, (oi
the new pia,e) preseasd yesterday at one o. our
Banks The engraving and Signatures are badly execu-
'ed The name Of the President is ms-spelt, and the
note Is larger than the genuine notes."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
OUR CALCULATION.

Various calculations to the result Of The next Pres,
dental election have been submitted 10 the public, diff
,ering very widely in their Conclusions. We annex
ours, which we think all dspassona,e minds will adj
mi, cousedes much 10 opponents sumo Of our.
Wing friends will ,hisk yields more-,han they are
likely 10 realize We think the following votes may be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

u0llE. subscribers having associated themselves to
l. gether under the lyle and firm Of
Hatcher ~ Green,
have just received their entire stock Of New and
well selected Groceries, consisting in part Of
l20 bags, Old Java, Manila, Laguira, Rio and CUBA
Coffee.
90 hhds. ST. Croix. Gaspara, Porto Rico and New
Orleans Sugar,
1000 lbs. Sole Leather,
100 Sacks Salt,
SO kegs Nails,
10 barrels No. | Herrngs,
& barrels best Tanners Oil,
S boxes Loaf Sugar,
2OcO lbs. Cotton Yarns. (I.eaksville Faciory)
Moasses-. New Orleans, Porto Rico and Trinidad,
few barrels New Orleans Syrup, an excellent anti
Gle for families,
Black and GLnpowder Teas, superior article,
Also. Soaps, Candles, Window Glass, Water Buck
cts &c. &c, sc.
All of which will be sold low, for CASH or given in
exchanpe Tor Bacon, Lard. Butter, Flour, Wheat, Bees
Wax. Ginseng, &c, &c., Nc.
Uayinu purchased our stock on the most favorable
terms. we can and will sell as good bargains as any
house in the place. and only desire purchasers our ifehos
and acauainances call and examine our stock al me
corner Brick Tenement. second door below f1anler
Ware House, and nearly opposite the Union lioel;
JOHN A. HATCHER.
JAMES b. GREEN.
Sent q 10 u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

4 / circuit superior of law aud chaneery con-
"a unued by adjournment, aud held iur the comfy of
Amherst. nj the court house, on Saturday, tho 7lh
day Of April 1885,
Nancy ~ Ellis, Josiah r. Ellis. and Charles Lew 4.
is Ellis, the two last OF whom inanls under the
age oil twenty years, and who sue by John d. DAVIS
Their guardian aud noNl friend, Plaintiffs,
against
Richard s. Ellis and Thomas n, Enbank. admnis,ra-
tors OF John Ellis. 6acd., and William Amstead
their surviving security aud The said Thomas H. Eu-
bauh, administrator lltll Carter, decd.
Defendants.
Nancy n Ellis, widow and relic, of John Ellis. deed.
aud John ID. Davis, guardian OF josiah X. Ellis aud
Charles l.. Ellis Plaintiffs,
Richard S. Ellis, Defendant
In CHANcERY
The court doth order that the defendant, Richard s.
Ellis. the surviving partner If John and Richard s.
Ellis do render before u the Commissioners OF III
court an account of the partnership transactions Of the
said )1hn and Richard 5. Ellis. oi his
actions AS the surviving partner of the said firm since the
death oi the said john an account Of his administration
Oh The esipe OF his nestaie the said John Ellis dee
and an accoun, of his receipts Of the and profits Of
TIE real estate of the said inesate which accounts the
SAID Commissioner is directed to examine. state and set,
tie, and make report thereof 10 the court with any mat
efs specially stated, deemed pertinent 10y himseio 10
CURED by the parties IN be stated And in order TO
enable the commissioner 10 the partnership
counts, the doth order that tho defendant produce
before him all books. papers aud other documents. be
longing 10 the said c0pafinery. Aud the said Commits
sloner is authorized to examine the parties in solemn
torn upon ntcrwgatores touching The subject matter OF
the said accounts.
.1nd
Al circuit superior court Of law and chance
nv, continued by ADJOURNMENT and held for the county of
Amherst, al the cour. house, Saturday, the 3is day
OF August 1874
Fof satisfactory reasons appearing TO tho court. the
order made herein ia" 3fd day Of April S43 appoint
ing Charles Chaplin Special Commissioner execute
the order OF account made In these causes aside
and the doth refer the said accounts to Commis
sioner Brown
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
TAILORING.

APIU.N, C.1LO.NEL, J.lL.4Xs,
~ Qunine, Rhubarb, Sails,
Gum Arabic, ipecac.
Tartar Emec, Laudanum,
Camphor, Sienna, Lavender,
Spis. Nllre, Spls. llaushorn,
Gale and Lump Magnesia,
Pale. Yellow and Red Bark,
Cream of Tartar, 'lararic Acid,
Super Carb. Soda Rochelle Salts,
Sulph. aud Acetate Mor;nia,
Iodine, Hydrodite Potash.
Extracts, Essential Oils, Perfumefy,
Soaps. Water Colors, Brushes. &c.
These with a. full assortment of other Medicines are
offered at LESS than market prices and they are ,car-
ranted genuine and ofthe first quality for sale, at
Howell DAVIES
Sept. 10 ,sf
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CLASSICAE, SCHOOL,
4 Ii 4 a =

yuyIIE Rev. &. w LEYBURN Will open Chs
scal School at Liberty, the lst OF October
Boarding can be had in highly respectable ianites Of
The place. Any further Information can be had by ad-
dressing Mr. l.. al Liberty. mr. :,
Sept. lG 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

A circuit superior court of law and ehaneety, con
"A nhned by adjournment aud held inr the county al
Amhelsi, nj the court house, Wednesday, the 10Th
day Of April, 1889:
Edmund Winston. late Sheriff Of Anherat county
ana rs such administrator dc hnnls with Tie Will
heAed VI Henry II. Watts. deed. planuiI.uu
against
katharine Waits, Lewis Staples auJ Elizabeth Staples
his lnian, daughter. Edwin Watts, and Ann Maria
W aits. stephen, Charles, Jesse aud Mary Watts the
last live Of whum inianls under twenty one years.
Defendants.
In CuAncnav,
The CONT doth order lhal the Plaintiff rendsr before
commissioner Iinsey of his administration
o the estate u his tesaior since the settlement thereof
already made and appearing by the exhib, filed in this
cause, which account The Commissioner Is directed ex
anime. state and settle, and mako report thereof 10 the
court, with any matters specially stated, deemed peril
nnent by hwseli. or required by tho parties be so
stated.
dad
Al circuit superior c,art of law and chaneery con
linued by Adjournment, aud held for tho county of Am
hefsi. al the court house, on Monday the 26h day Of
August, lSit:
hy consent of he parliesby their counsel the cour,
doth order that be referred In COMMISSIONER Brown To
execute the order of made in this caase ON the
10Th day oi April, 1889.
A cupv---Iostc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

A L a circuit superior court of law and chuncery,
IA continued by adjournment aud held for the county
Of Amherst at the court house, Saturday, the 3lst
day of August, lS1I
John Dudley Davis, administrator de bonis Of
George Morriss, Jr, Plaintiff,
Charles l.. Davis in his own right and as administrator
of the estate Of Thomas Morrlss deed, also of Henry
S. Morriss, deed, and William ID. Morrss deed.
William Arnslead, Nancy Davis, Edmund Penn,
Sheriff of Amherst county, and such administrator Of
Belsey f. Morrss, deed, who was administrative OF
George Nloulss decd, George Butks, Martin n. Daw-
SON deed, Edmund Penn, Sheriff of Amherst county
and such administrator Of Rachel Burks deed, aud
of Peggy Dawson oec'd.. aud Thomas MDrrss, George
Morrss, Nathaniel Mouiss Maurice Morriss and VIII
liam Duncan Norris The children OF Maurice Mouiss
decd, Eldred w. Morrss, Beverly =. Morrss and
John NJ. Parks and Susan Nj. his wife, and Mary Jane
Morris and George L. Moiss, infants under the age Of
twenty Lone years. by Eldred w. Mpulss their guard
an, specially assigned to defend them in It's suit,
Defendants.
liz CHAKoEaY
This cause came this day 10 be heard upon the pa
pers formerly read, the amended bills. thereto
and repcaons, and the report of Commissioner Brown
made pursuant the order Of the first day Of September
lS43, and was argued by counsel On consideration
thereof the court doth order that the report Of tho Com
missioner be fecoInmIted and that the Plaintiff render
before Commissioner Brown account of his admins.
tration OF the OF his nlosiao. and that EdWund
Penn, Sheriff Of Amherst county and as such adnrnls
traitor Of Betsey f. Morfss. deed, who admins
trarix of George Morriss dec'd do render before the
Commissioner account of her administration Of
the of he said George Norris, decd, which
counts the said Commissioner is directed to examine,
and settle. and make report thereof to the court
with any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by
himself or required by the parties 10 be 81 stated.
A Copy-Teste,
Ro. TINSLEY, Clerk.
CoMMissIoNER's OFFICE,
Amherst CT. House, Sept. 9th lS44.
The parties interested in the foregoing order. will
take notice that have appointed the 3Olh day Of Octo
Der next. commence the accounts therein mentions
which day, 10 O'Clock in the morning.. they
quesled to attend at my Office with their accounts,
vouchers and copies of court papers, prepared for exam
nation and settlement. Ro. Nj. BROWN, Com'r.
Sept % Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

eo- The Wings held great meeting at Pittsburg.
Pa. The papers say there from SO to 70 thousand
persons present.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

o. VIM. Smith, Esq. (f.xlra) Of Culleper, will ad
dress the people Of Bedford the first day Of the Supe
ror Court, (the 25h Of Sept)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

W we call Attentions the article the frs: page
!" winch It will be that british Goid," VIII be
"seo ny our opponents in the present political canvass
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
MARRIAGE.

Married, on Tuesday, the 7lh lust, by the Rev Mr.
Bryant, Mn PETER w. WATKINS To Miss LOUISA
daughter Of Geo Hairston, Esq, all OF Henry county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
EIufhiMg EstNLlisE.ascufs.

FENllE SUBSCRIBER has re-opened each of his
Il Bathing Establishments, which have been for
some time discontinued consequence Of the work going
on in the streets. ISAAC HARRISON.
N. B.-Al Leechins done by the subscriber, is cash
L. H.
Sept. 90 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
Protection 10 E,arnlers I

The following rates Of duties are imposed by the tariff
Of 1912 upon agricultural outstanding it
is said frequently that j, is intended for the exclusive
benefit Of The manufacturers
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Copies -1'ese,
ROBERT 'rlNSLEY, Clerk.
ComMssIoNEn's OrFIcn,
Amherst c. House, Sept. OH, 1874
The parties interested in the foregoing ORDERS will
take notice that have appointed the 3si day Of Ocio-
Der next, 10 commence The accounts therein mentioned
on which day, at O'Clock in the morning. they re-
quesled 10 attend at my Office, with their books,
counts, vouches, and copies Of papers, prepared or
examination aud settlement.
Ro. NJ. BROWN, Com'r.
Sept 90 Win
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NO TECE.
r. - IL IL II " T.,

o. THE HOUSE and LOT adjoihng the Eps-
fsi,iI copal Church, in the occupancy Of Mr.. r..
--1..A b. Warwick. Possession given the lst OF De
cenber next, sooner if required.
II l. > O,
fy.a, THE Brick House, above Planters Ware
Fiji; house. Possession given the LIST Of November
-L.24.4 JOHN EARLY.
sept % if2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

PURSUANT to the provisions Of a decree of the
4 county court of Montgomery, pronounced on the
2nd day of May S43, in the oi Daniel Hogan and
Others, Plaintiffs for &c, Iarman Hogan Joseph
Hogan Christina owerlon late Christina Hogan, the
representatives OF James Hogan, decd and the repre-
senlatves of David Hogan, dec'd defendants here
by notify the said defendants that the money decreed to
be paid them under the provisions Of the said decree is
now in my hands ready for distribution.
ELI PHLEGAR, Com'r.
Chrisansburg. Sept. % 4w
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SatiCc.

NatiCc.
10y virtue of deed Of trust executed To the sabsrT-
ID bers by Wiiaa McChnahan. bearing date the
2,h day Of August. 1887, and duly recorded IN the
tain purposes ,hcren specified will proceed 10 SELL by
way Of public auciaa, ON Tho 25th day of October, on
the premises for cash. two eeala tracts o Land. lying
(ofnerly IN the county Of Boieiourt now In Roanoke
On the south side OF Roanoke river, one iraet
Containing. 500 acres,
which was decided by Charles McClapahan. To said
Wn Met lanahan. The other trae, containing
10 = ACR II -,
adjoining the irSt ,med ,rnct the south, and was
conveyed 10 said WIN. MeClanahsn by john H. J
White aud wife, We cha convey such title Us Is vested
IN us by said deed and ne other
MADISON PfrZER. r,,a,oo.
WIN. q. PECK,
Sept. % t25c
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re N.sDDLERS.

4 SUPPLY of Hog Skins. Moreoo skins. Web
~ bine Bus Slfrnps. Buckles. Bossee aud variety
o other Goods required by Sadders. just Opened and f
sale cheap. ii. Il. y w. A. RICHARDS.
Sept. - is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

MAIN ST., LYNOHBUR0.
uOlIN w. WATSON 4. CO, beg leave to in.
- form their friends and the public generally, that
they have taken the old Tavern Stand Of Mrs. Level
len at the lower end Of Main Street. where they
Pre- pared entertain travellers the accomoda
tho terDs
Their prices for board Of
Man and Horse by the day is 81 %
Man alone 075
For Dinner OBS
Breakfast or Supper OBS
Lodging O,I3
For board Of a man by the month 800
Board aud Lodging Of man by the month 1000
E." % Nlau and wife 90 90
Board for a Horse by the month 100
The House is large and conveniently situated for the
business and the table will always be supplied with the
best that market afford.
Gentlemen or Ladies desiring board either for n long
or short time requested give call, and we will
guarantee that they pleased.
ALSO, our stables are very large and conveniently
situated accommodate dfovers, as well as travellers
and boarders with frsrate oser and plenty of food
and that Of the best. Give a call and wc ,cM give
satisfaction j. WV. Il Co.
Aug. 8 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

NlRGlNiA;--At Court held for the County Of
Campbell, ., the Coofi house thereof. IN Monday
the l2,h day Of September, 1914, in the G9lh year Of
the Commonwealth
II appearing by satisfactory eyijtuee 10 the Court
that Christopher L. Davis Is no, an inhaban, Of this
Commonwealth, II Is ordered that he do appear nj Camp
bell Court house, the Pad Monday In November next
repair the roof of Friends Ware house in tho oi
lynehhurg, as To eoyer ii with fire proof materials,
in conformity with the provisions oi the aol of Assembly
establishing said Warehouse. Copy--res,e,
WM. A. CLEMENT. OK,
Sept. 90 wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

I Rules held In tbs clerks office OF the county court 81
~ Amherst, On the ID day oi September, 1874;
Wilson Nj Dempsey P'ainth,
against
tsham c. Dempsey Seaton Y. Dempsey, Wesley Y
Domps, y, Patrick Rowscy and Eiga his vile Simeon
Bur,h and louisa his uite Defendants.
In CuANCERV,
The Defendants, tsham 4. Dempsey md Wesley g.
Dempsey, not having entered their appearance necp,dNg 10
the Act of Assembly aud the Rules of this Court end II
appearing the Satisfaction ot the Count that they are not
inhabitants oi this State II is occd that the said 'ecn
dans appe here third Monday In No,embe, next aud
enter their appearance aud the rainls al ana
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN news
paper printed in the town oi ynohbug to two months sue
oesssely posted the door o the house OF @
county some court day. A Copy-feste,
SAMUEL NJ, CARL AND, elk
Sept. 81 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

''Bu for this duty" says the Albany Evening Jour.
nal "large quantities of the products Of Europe pro-
duced by The cheap labor Of monachs and despollss
and therefore cheaper Than own would seek mar
ket in America Wheat, great staple be brought
from the Baltic to New York cheaper than it can be
transported from Chicago to the point The price
Of transportation Of bushel of wheat, from Chicago IL
New York, is trenty nine cents exclusive Of storage
COMMISSIONS &c. &c The price of bringing whea,
from Marsees to New York, is but eighteen cents a
busheI from Liverpool, but seventeen bushel and
from Havre, seventeen and half cents per bushel.--
The Tariff, therefore, protects the agricultural well
as the manufacturing interests Indeed, the protection
to agriculture is two-tod 1t first keeps out foreign
proc uce and then, by the protection Of domestic
features creates a home Market"
BY reference to the statistical reports from the Trea-
sury Department, indeed ii will been that the mporla
ton OF wheat into this country has not been If
cu,rence-and tina, in one year OS37) we imported
from abroad more than three millions Of bushels.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

nuns and Sporting Powder London double and
"a single barrel Guns Of finest quality. and single and
double Guns Of lowest qualities, aud English aud Amer
lean sporting Powder in lin cansers all very reduced
prices, for sale at Howell DAVIES.
Sept. 10 tsif