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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-03
COMMON COUNCIL.

AT regular meeting Of the Common Council Of
Lynrhburg, at the Council Room, on Friday evening
l7lh September 1913:
Present, Juhn NJ, Otev. Presidents; Peasan, Par,in.
J.hn Cary. Gsorge E. II ,oer's. Henry Davis, Tn,-
mas q. Acree aud John X. NcDin'el. lnenlprs
Resolved, thai the JaA-s River and kaaawha Com
psny be and they hereby snthniz d and requested
issue scrip Tor one share oi s;1k their Company
DH. Dunnng,on, trustee ofC. Fitzpatrick; aud Tor one
share OF stock IN their Company 10 John Mallory, in
part u the Thousand shares subscribed for BY the cor
pnraiIon of Lynchbnrg.
The Watering Committee made a report showing the
extension Of the Water Works, by the laying ut pipes
in First alley. Seventh and Fifth Slrres AMI the cost
thereof, &c, which, b,ns read was received and adopt
Resolved. iha, the President draw on the Treasurer
tor the sam Of SIX hundred and three dollars and thirty
three cents. in favor Of the chairman Of the Watering
COMMITTEE TO be appropriated III Discharge of the balance
due Tor the tension Of the Water Works in FIRST aey,
Seventh and Fifth streets.
Present, Sampson Diusnid, member.
The Street Committee made report showing the
manner IN which several sums of money placed at their
disposal pave bsen appropriated. which, being read WAS
received and adopted
VIM. Dovnn and Michael Norris, W eiehers of Loose
looacco severay made their reports OF Tobacco weigh
ed ny them, which ordered 10 he filed
Resolved that the President draw On the Treasurer
IN iayor of the chairman of the Watering Committee
Tor the sum of four hundred dIlars, be held by him.
suelec, Ia the order of said committee.
Resolved, tina, the President draw on the Treasurer
IN favor Of the Master of Police Tor the SUN OF five hun
hred doars to be held by him, subject 10 The order oi
The Street Committee.
Resolved, that the President draw on the Treasurer
IN favor oi LESSEE t. Burton for the sum Of one hundred
and fifteen dollars and fifty cents, f and full of his
amount Tor boarding IT the hands and those employed
1874
And then the Board adjourned
A Copy-Teste.
ID. ROBES, c. c. G. l..
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. Dtrid Cal] we'll VIII preach the funeral sermon
o: David Cahe. Of George X. Caneli, Esqr al New
Glasgow, on the Sau day evening heiIre the thfd sun
day in Orober: Als,, in The church. the place,
the nrrnng If The toa in! day. funeral Of Mis-.
Margaret Shepherd: And thu funeral sermon Ut Mrs.
Sarah Brown, at 3 n'cluck z. NJ of the same day at
Amherst court h.use There MI also be dvne service
in ST. Matthew's church the first, aud IN y. Lnkas
church at Pedar Mills IN the Second Sunday ct Ocio
Der, aud the of the LORDS Supper be admins
tered al both places
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NOTICE..

n pursuance of decree of the circn superior
of law and chancery, for The county of Amherst pro
nsunced the first day Of April, 1874, in The of
Jesse Mundy, Painuh, agans, Roy Penn and others
Defendants the undersigned. commissioner for that
pnpose appointed. will proceed to sell, upon the pren
ses by way public auction, to the highest bidder. for
cash. 5lh day Of November next, the tract of land
mentioned decree or much thereof as may be su
ficen pay the Plaintiff his debt. interest and cost.
The land is situated in the neghborhood of the Staple
tons Mills, cnuniy of Amherst
GEO. w. CHRISTIAN. Deputy for
Jas. Powell, Shr'i. and as such com'r.
Oct 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-03

Mfr. clay under loads 10 keep The peoee.--We learn
,,, an ne over zealuus Lucos are constantly exhibiting
. r,rpnsance. entered into some years agn. by Mr..
Cl.y. to keep the peace, legitimate argument
,;cs, his fitness for the Presidency The facts Of the
s,sr ,,c tbs, Senator King Of Ala. having rudey assa
I'd Mr. lay on The h'u Of that body Mr. Clay .e"I'rd
Nv nersonaI insult. ,rhch led 10 The rriiinq ola chm
i,ng, BIS Mr. King, which. however, was s-ni.-
M, The parties arrested and hund over; and they
Afterwards amicably settled the diff ulty. Mr.. King
x,s the offending par,y-not Mr.. Clay. The recos.i-
spse has long since expired.
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EIGHTH OF ocToprp

Al = !',ni meeting OF the Clubs OF Lynchbury held
al the Iaisefsalist Church. Tuesday evea,ne. the
lsi INST, vas. On MOTION resplved
LIST. That, Gen. DAVID ROBES be and he s
hereby appointed MARSHAL IN chief Ior the Whiy pt,
cesslun. on the Slh oil o sioher
I'd. That the Wh,gsoi Lynchburg be especisl, in
viird To JoD IN the Procession Tuesday next and that
The members OF each Club make their business 10 urpe
upon Their fellow citizens compliance with the INVITA-
ton. MAURICE IANGlIOR\F pfa>,t
J. c. YorNG, Sec
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NOTICE.

Any OF the County COMMITTEES, or others. who have
provisions ior The Nhg tuuventlun, such as Beeves
Sheep or Sa,s. (alive reques ed 10 s-aj them To
Mr.. John CRUISES Slaughter House or to VIM L. Far.
al the Market ilous" before SATURDAY The
9th inst WIN. l.. FAIR.
WIN. A. rALBOTT. : Com'ee.
GEO. B. THURMANS
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o. The Wings of the Northern end Of Amherst in
tend raising Clay Pole un the highest point of Turkey
MIantan, one or iva miles from New Glasgow, Sat
uray the oh inst they have invited distinguish
ed Wing Orators 10 address theta that day, who have
promised |" he presenReid, Cutler, Irving, Sc. &c.
lie Gee Club Will be in attendance. We cordially
Invite persons o all parties, and particularly Tie Ladies'
COMMITTEE.
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o. HANOVER PRESBYTERY will hold il
stated meeting The PRESBYTERIAN Church at i.lh
etly, the second Thursday (he Oth) Ut Gctoher at
II O'clock. \. NJ ED. Ii. CCMPSION, .Nod.
The new Presbyterian Church. erected by ,ae con
gregaun under the pastoral OF the Rev j. ID. Mil
cheli will he Dedicated and three elders will be ordal-
ed, during the session If the Preshvery.
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Likely Young Negroes and other
prODcrty at Auction.

hN Thursday the 2iih at Octoher next, ! will sell
~ 10 the highest bidder. the late residence Of Capt
Moses Fuqua, deed IN Bedford county, the perishabe
estate Of said decean. consisting in part Of the crop 81
Corn, Fodder. Hay, sc. with three hesd Of nurses.
eight head of Cattle. some 81 which are tmd
mch Cows about twenty head of Hogs aud six eight
Sheep, also two Clocks. Secretary good Beds. Bed
steads aud Furniture with other valuable articles Of
household furniture .diuus 10 mention, also all the
Kitchen Furniture and panlaon Tools. Also, al the
and place. the S,aeCs of said dece,rni fifteen
IN number. consisting oil Men and three likely young
Women wlh their children, the larger portion At aot all
of which viii be sold The sale will be continued c,n
day day until all ia sod aud the will be made
known on the day of sale.
II. ". ROBERTSON. Aim'r.
Uih the ,cil anaered q Nose, fuqua, deed.
Oct. ) M3mii
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WING CONynNiIoNlN BEDFORD.

There wtli ne Mass ~ AZ Convention AT Liberty.
on lhe l6th aud I'm ol Orobpr nr which occasion,
Ire,, Barbecue VIII he prepared.
On the day previous In the Convention processlun
will be- formed or lhp purpose at marching Ia the Peaks
Of Otter and erecting the FLAG # the Union uprn us
slnut All persons otvery Iolillha iailh invited
present. The Ladies particularly invited
tend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-03

Al a meeting OF the Club at the Meadows, the
q nst II was unanimously resolved. that Messrs
JOS. X. Irving, X. II. Tler aud VIM l.. Goggin,
Esqrs, be respectfully invited 10 address the people at
the NJ adows on the second Saturday in October.
JAMES FRANKLIN, C
JOSIAH X. Mco ABE. s ''''e''''s'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-03

A Tt circuit superior court of law and chancery
IA continued by adj iurnment aud held lur the e,nntv
oi Amherst, al the court house Thursday the 29
day Of August. 1874:
- Marriott and - lIarlesiy. merchants
and partners trading under The firm aud slyl OF Mari
oft 4 Hard-sty, David r. Lyman Prndletun. I.un,
4 R-ilry Nurbnrne Il. Spolswod and Nancy Garland.
who sue well m iherown behalf as ii other al
the creditors Of fnmas T. I. aud Il ,bprl n Pende-
ton may pray Ia become PLAN Ills and contribute 10
The costs uf tins SUIT, Pl,lnuns,
Thomas r. Ene,t aud l.,beri r. Pendleion. late
partners lrading under the style aud lrn Oh Eett 4
Robert n PendIeIon, and Elzabelh l.. we If Thomas
Il. Emett, Defendants.
In CuANcERy.
The court doth order that the eummissoner Of
the court do take account o the several Judgment
liens in the bill and proceedings mentioned. well as
any others founded upon Judgments or ens the cunslde
ration whereof was u older date Than the deeds aore
said and make report thereof to tho court with any
specially stated deemrd pertinent by hn,seli.
required by the parties u be stated. Aud the said
is desired give notice. by publication,
to all persons having liens upon the properly conveyed
by the said deeds, appear before him, aud prove Their
demands. A Cupy-1eelc.
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Crk.
CoMMIssioNER's OFFICE,
Amherst Court house, Sept. ooh, 1874. :
The parties interested in the foregoing order. and all
creditors having liens upon the properly conveyed by the
deeds of said Thomas L. Eme and Robert \. Pende-
ton, will take notice, thai have appointed the 22d day
mentioned on which day. at 10 o'clock 10 the morning.
they requested attend my uilice. with their
counts. vouchers and copies oi papers, prepared
for examination and settlement
RIO. NJ. BROWN, Com'r.
Oct 3 WIN
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e3- The Wings in the nechborhood of the Spout
Tavern will meet at GloveI's Tavern on the 9Th o.
ioher at O'Clock A. NJ. sa that they may meet the
St"ne"ali " hgs. at the Brick Tavern. at9 O'clock.
and march ii procession In the Convention he held
in Lynchburg the Slh and 9th Of Oct. 1874. We
shall expect every Wing the hours appointed.
SEVERAL WINGS.
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MOTTO T..

The Wings of Campbell requested to meet at
anipbell Court house Monday The 9Th inst at |
o'clock and form procession The Wing Convention IN
Lynchhug. Thai old coon will be along
There viii also be a Pole Raising at IL o'clock at
the conrl hunse. Every one Wing and Democrat, are
invited 10 attend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-03

- The NJ. z; Conference for the State of ohio has
,fsed 10 repeal the restrictive rrle relative the prop
.r,y Of the Church. only member voting for it,
R;shop Waugh, who was pcsen, expressed the belief
thu, no division would take place. The Bishop is GER
,.o,r mistaken
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ROLE RAISING ON SATURDAY,

h,c, rsc'eaat haynI cut the ropes attached TO the
qqsauui Pole erected by our young WING friend James
u is necessary 10 take it down for the pur
r.. repairing the injury. This will be done, aud
r. us VIII be raised again on Saturday afternoon neat
AUG pok.e ere jnvilcd Ia attend
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JUVENILE. CLAY CLUB.

Those Youths the age of i2 years. who wish to
unite with US. will meet on his, Cihursday) night at
the Cniversalist Chnrch. An address will he deli YER
ed by a member OF the 'Young Mems Clay Club" aud
perhaps others. WIN. i. HICKEY, Chm.
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H.IRD WIRE.


CLIO : q 7 4 U G L ION.
an Friday niehf at candle light, and Saturday the
rsubscrlber will close his stock Of Hardware. at auc-
lion. Thosr who want bargains will do well attend.
+. 5. MILLER, Agent for the Trustee
Ge3 ltif
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" q II &c r..

1VNfIE members Of The I.yncAburg Young Mems
d Society" are hereby notified 10 attend meeting
Of said Society their SATURDAY night next,
early as possible. A full attendance viii be
ry as business ofmp,ance will be brought before The
S.pc,ety Bv order of the Society,
+. G. MORRISON, Rec Sec'y.
Oct, . 1t
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CORN. FOR SIZE,

I WISH In ae 100 bills. good old CORN. a, my
i house "a miles from iyncbnrt; and WISH 10 buy
50 bushels al good clean Red Nhesi, Tor seed. to be de-
nvsfed at my hnuse within ten days. For such as
suits Tor seed, liberal price will he given.
GEORGE SllACKLEFORD.
Sept. 81 Il"
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.ue';rs Editors -P.rlaps it will be interesting to
hu"oer OF jour readers to know the quantity of Tobacco
inspected IN Lynchburg during the inspection year last
as'. ending the o0h Of September to wit -irnm Oc,o
yer ISL 1913, to September the 3)ih. H. inrlnsive
He'Her win statement Of The previous years inspec
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ENlcNalDCk'S Xcrssliailye.

lust received. ifrsn supply Of This vaInabIe prep
- ar,Il'n. winch confidently nmend safe
and SIRE remedy for Wo,ms Those in need would do
well to try it. For sale. by JOHN II. SEAY,
Druggist rnd Apoihecary.
Oct 8 W3w if
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~ Prem the manner in which Mr.. Cisy is abused
Er protecting his person and character from the rnde
..ulis Of his enemies. might inler iha, the ipcs
deem co,pardice essential qualification In candidate
Or the Presidency. Is il sol
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CHINA STORE, ISea,,occd.

CHINA STORE, ixens0ced.
~ RICHARDS. having removed his store 10 tbs
" house iormelv o.oupird by Col. Charles Phelps.
opposite Mr.. John HELMS. olers lor saea new assor-
men oi China, Glass and Earhcnwsre expressly pur-
chased tor this market, amongst which are
White Granite Dinner Sets.
Gnen Chinira do do
blue Singanese do do
Blue MrIiuo do do
fluied White Grane do d.
Fancy Toilet Sets. . pieces
White Graalle do -
Blue Lbena do
White China Tea Sets. 32 pieces,
Raised figure do do
Fine Enamelled do do
limitation do do
Lard Lamps and Looking Glasses. Gass Preserves.
Celeries. Tumblefs, MINES, Ne,
Pitchers Plates Dishes. Sc.
Alsu, an assortment, ot Stone aud Common Farther.
waro OF all kinds, which viii 10 sold cheap, io cash
BY L. RICHARDS
Dec7 II
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Wanted to Hire.

nor the balance oi The year, female house servant
10 wait on small family Apply AT this Office
Oct. 5 w3w
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FOR RENT.

NOR rent and posscssien given tho eth Of October
l. The tenemsn, in tue occupancy Of Mt Lewis
Page situated On 3rd street. opposite the Baptist Church
For particulars. apply 10 JNO. GARY.
Oct Ii
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THE BARBECUE IN NELSON.

TO The Editors Of the prginian.
!, The Why meeting and Barhacue at Mr.. Geo. Ii.
Niitchel's in The county OF Nelson, off the
10Th and 9Th, with the usual decorutn and dignity
which belong 10 that class Of politicians. The raptu>
rous enthusiasm felt by all for the of their dis
,,ngushed leader Mr.. c lay, manifested i,sefm form
most imposing and mos, impressive. For Ii We
burs of each dav. and whilst the audience address
srd in the eloquent strains Of Mr.. Sulha, Mr. lrv pg
and Mr. Harris, the immense multitude seemed riveled
10 their seats. No synoDs Of iTpatlence escaped them;
and they had rather The appearance OF what might be
conceived Roman Senate. than an assenIhlase Of A
ecun citizens, met 10 deliberate On the lrasacons Of
the day.
there could be any OCCASION when it would be JUS
,6ahle to pronounce an assembly "augnsi" ore, this
w.s that occason and could Mr. Clay himself been pres
ant he must have felt il of the prudos gems IN his
curunri. Thrice Happy man! Among the tour hundrd
millions o men WIN breathe upon the Cube. he
stands in solitary grandeur, beacon oi light 10 the lie
usa,or and the Paroi 10 the Pn sIpher and The Phi'
iauhr,pis, The appeal Of the Orator. that Virginia
should regard him her proudest beast, was received
with an electric thrill, and unqua flied assert, III lan
guage without words.
II was calculated on and eagerly desired. tina, Mr.
Wm c. Rlyes would have attended On that occssion
lie was nrevented by sHdls2osil0n, but bis place
fully filled by Mr.. Harris. another Of Vrginias dsn
puished sons. and whom the proud mother o. nations
should delieh, To honor. This gentleman emigraied
from the county of Nelson and selected the State Of
his adoption the gallant State Of Tennessee Accident
brought him anon. al the moment If the festival
pr,ceednu and his noble effort, his lhy aud dIanied
eoqufnce. and his gigantic course ct argument aud q"
thought will be recoeeied with delight, long
survives whose caught the persuasive sound as they
proceeded from his lips
He vindcaed. with the strongest energy his adont
cd State. from the repraach that she had become de
generate degrade the seat of The Immoral Wash
inninn BY consenng TO place IN the miserable Euiln
If pary known by the name of James K. Polk; aud he
ia GO less xons +, relieve the STATE of Virginia, the
State of his nativity, from the unnatural ennrty {"
isc,ce her must disiing ushed offspring PRAY let i, Co.
On the wings OF the wind, and be known in Tennessee,
that Mr. Harris has With us an imperlshahle WREATH
and tina, al each s,cp evergree leaf may
bp ADDED tu il, is the sincere wish of
Your must obi servant,
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nPIG.V, s.ILO.HEL, .x.lL.lxs,
~ Qonlne, Rhuharh Sails,
Gum Arabic. lpecac,
Tartar Eme.lc. Laudanun,
Camphar, Sonua Lavender,
Sp's, Niire, Spis, llaftshoru,
Gale aud Lump Naenesa.
Pale. yellow aud Red BARK
Creas, oi iauer. iararic Acid
super Csrb. soda X chellc sails,
Sulph. aud Acetate Morpha,
iodine. llydrlJdite Potssh,
Extracts, Essential Otls perfumerv
Soaps. Wafer Colurs, Brushes Sc
These with fuH assortment OF other Medicines ars
offered n rrss Than market prices aud ,hey are por
rdned genuine aud ufthe iir,l quality. for sale At
lOWEl. DAVIES
Sept 10 sif
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NEW i.s'rAEsI.Is lIMEN Z.

NEW tSEAESEu sIW I'm IL
uVlE. Subscribers having ciaied themselves To-
L geiher under the style anj firm Of
Hatcher ~ Green,
have just received their entire stOc ~ New Oud
well scie etcd S!cOcerse.. CONSISTING IN psn Of,
100 bays, Old Java. Mmila. LaIurs. lt,pnnd Cuba
Coffee.
90 bhds St Croix C,spara. Porio Rico and Nav
ORLEANS Sugar,
1000 lbs Sole Leather.
100 Sacks Sat-
80 kegs Nails,
10 barrels M. |. llerlings.
q barrels hes, Tanners Oh, -
bnxcs Loaf Sugar,
5000 lbs, Co,tun Yafns. U.e,ksvle FIctmy.) si
M,lasses-.New Oreans. Port, RE, snJ Trinidad.
few barrels New Orleans syrup. an excellent siu.
Gle nr families,
Black and Guupanle Teas, suprru, article.
Also, Soaps. tiades, Window Class. Water buck,
cts. &c, &c, Ne.
All II which will ba sul l0w. Tor CASH, nr given IN
excaoge Tor Bacon. Lard. Butter. Foul Wheat. Bees
Wax. Ginseng, Sc, &c, &c.
Having purchased our stuck the nist favarnho
TERMS We can and Will sell Ia grd bargains az any
house IN the Place. and only dcse purchasers. friends
and acqnainaurs 10 cali aud exane st ok. a. lhs
corner Brick Tenement second dor belN Pianrr's
Ware House. and nearly opposite the Union il,el.
JOHN a HATCHER.
JAMES b. GREEN.
Sent Q Is If
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Your most DBL servant.
SUBSCRIBER.
28,h Sept. 1874.

[S3- We have received. in addition to the freguing
private letter. speaking of Mr.. Haris's et, 1T al the
NsI.m festival IN "the mist glnwiu! terms. n, sol
the first order Of talent ani eranence' Mr. II. is
msnDrr Of the State Senate Of Tenness,a.-An invita-
ton has been 10 NJ n to attend the District Con-
venlion /" be held in this place Tuesday next the sh
and We hope he will gravity his Wing brethren, by al
tending on that occaslon.-Eds Pugiaiaa
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i. = =, ~. =. -.
..s-zs
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rU\S aud Sporting Powder. l.ondou double aud
~ snglc barrel Guns Of finest quality, aud sn.ls and
dube Guns Of lowest qualities. aud Enash and Amer
lean sporting Powder IN lin causets all reduced
prices. Tor sale ut liOWEI. DAVIES.
Sept 10 isf
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L1OonIcE
~ CASES slperhr Liccs:ce. CIR sale low. by
~ McBANiEi. s. McCORkLE
Sept. s it's
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LIST OF LETTERS,

ID EMAlNiNG in the Posi- Oh,e at Lynchburg
IL Oet. |, lSii
o. Persons calling for Letters will please say the,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-03

Deo'ease from last year SO hossheads of Tobacco
'"c sopI on hand at The same times was as f,!lnMs:
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19
New Map of Ohio.

The subscribers propose publishin G a new ed
tion of heir map of the State of Ohio.
This Map is compiled from the Surveys in the
Surveyor Generals Office at Cincinnati, npart
by Mr.. Samuel Morrison, whose skill as a
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attested, not only BY the present Sur
yeyor Geaerai, but confirmed by the ceftifcats
heTounto attached, Of Robert T. Lytle, Esq, the
predecessor Of Mr.. Haines and will exhibit the
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia Military
Surveys, principal roads, Public works and con.
teIuplated public Improvements, together witt
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation, counte
Towns, cities and villages, which will be lait
down with the greatest possible accuracy.
There is no doubt that this map will contain
the most n mute and authentic information oil
any state map ever published. One of tho pro
prietors has visited every county in the State, TO
he nurpose ofgathering every informa tionrequia
its. tn insure correctness This fact of itself
will necessarily give assurance to those who may
notronize the map, that for real utility, it must
snps rsedo any map got up East, for the purpose
of state, but wifnout the advantage of the pet
aonaI inspection and labor that has been bestow-
ed exclusively on this.
The size of the map will be between A and
feet,suuare neatly colored ip Juntes, mounted
and varnished and soldto subscribers at the lov
price of six dollars.
Agents or companies taking tencopies, vii
he allowed Il deduction oforty per cent.
DOOLITfLE & MU NSON.
! Engravsrs and map publishers, Cincinnati
Ihave examine the compilations made from
the public surveys in this Office by Mr.. Morrison
for Messrs. Doolittle & Munsou, whoare abou
TO publish sectional map nf the state Of Onlo
and so far as they relate to the public Survey
lshavare correct. ROBERT T. LYTLl
9nvvevor r Cseneral's Cineianad
August 8. lS41.