davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-15

LOVE, ELoPEMENT, AND ATTEMPT AT MURDER
The Philadelphia Times states that an exciting
scene occurred at Walnut street wharf, in that city,
ON Tuesday morning, about 5 o'clock--the hour at
which the early New York line departs. just as a
gay bridal party left the hotel to enter the ferry boat
young man named Samuel Grant, who had re-
manned outside, rushed upon the bridegroom and,
pointing pistol at him, pulled the trigger. Fortu-
nately some one knocked up the weapon, and it was
discharged without effecting mischief. Fooled in
his endeavor Mr.. Grant tried to seize the object of
his wrath and loudly demanded his arrest declaring
that he was in the act of clipping with his Mr. G. 81
sister, In the midst Of his violent denunciations,
his sister appeared and, with courage as remark
able it modest and imposing, presented the
evidence of her marriage, declared before the crowd
that the gentleman assaed was her husband, and
that she ready and determined, like an obe-
dent wife, to 60 with him wherever he chose. She
then eoqueny chided her hasty brother, and, taking
the arm Of her epour, walked, accompanied by the
rest of the party, on board the boat.
The brother, at the time of the assault, received
several blows with cane from the husband. The
father present. and learning the true state OF
the case, and finding his daughter resolute endeav-
ored to restrain the son, and insisted upon the mar
red couple being permitted to 60 on their way UNI
impeded.
II seems that clandestine marriage had taken
place early that morning, at Grace Church; the lady
being of age and willing but her father strenuously
opposing the match. Arrangements had been made
to start Immediately for the East; but the lady's
brother and father suspecting something, and gno-
rant of the wedding had waited at the wharf, caught
the fugitives, and the brother acted have mem
toned under the belief that his family was on the
point of being dishonored Yesterday afternoons
papers unraveed the mystery in the following an
nouncement:
"On the 18th instant, at Grace Church, by the
Rev. VIM. Suddards, l.. Theodore Salagnac, to
Louisa L., daughter of Samuel Grant, esq, all OF
this Baltimore Sun.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-15
From the Albany Atlas
THE DELAWARE MURDER

The funeral Of the murdered sheriff took place at
Delhi on Sunday An immense coneourse (estima-
ted at two thousand persons at east) present,
and manifested the deepest feelings at the untmely
utmost to arrest the cowardly murderers. The
funeral service was performed by the Presbyterian
and Episcopal clergymen Of Delhi, assisted by
the Rev. Mr.. Adams, of the Episcopal church at
Unadia.
A patrol had been organized by the citizens for
the defence of the village and the public buildings.
Three men living in Roxbury, the adjacent town to
Andes, where Steele was killed. have been arrested
and committed to Jail, on suspicion Of being con-
cerned in the affair. Meanwhile, il is said that the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-15
Correspondence Of the New York Sun.

MANILA, March Is, l@
A French sloop-of-war on her passage to Cb
touched at Basselan, and sent her first Geuat
and boats crew to wood and water The nIIs
attacked them, killing the lieutenant and N
men. The French admiral despatched the CO
patra frigate of so guns, Victorise and Sas
sloops-of-war, and Archimedes steamer, all nh
nilla; had two large gun-boats built at ManliI
carry one hundred men each, for the purp@'
going up the rivers at Basselan. Taking on W
the French minister, the feet proceeded to Ba'xs
and, on their arrival, attacked the natives Y
French had number of men killed. Thy@
proceeded to Soolo, and the King leased Baseih
the French minister for 100 years, for the sum
100000, payable in six months. II not pa I
that time, the contract to be null and void. "
squadron has sailed for Batavia, leaving one see
of-war and the gun-boats stationed at hss1
The governor Of Manila has protested agan.s,
French forming any settlement on the island o. 4
selan, he deeming It as one of the group OF si'1
belonging to him. 1t is reported that Sir ta'.]
Belcher has made commercial treaty WIN
King Of Soolo. There is now here H. B suryj
ship Samarang, Sir Edward Belcher, from The ~
Islands and east coast of Borneo, whittier N
been TO release the crew of the English sup
mier, lost on the island of Panjang, of tms1
extreme of Madagascar Straits The crew paI
their boats, and were captured by the bonS
rates, taken there and held in captivity; butms
arang succeeded in releasing them all, foufAa
number.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-15

EXTENSION OF MoRsE's TELEGRAPH.-We learn,
says the Baltimore Argus, that arrangements have
been made to commence constructing the line Of
telegraph from Baltimore to Philadelphia the LIST
of October next By the 18th Of October IL is ex-
pected that the line from Philadelphia to New York
will be ready for operation.
We will, no doubt, now have a continuous line Of
telegraph from Washington to New York in opera
ton by the beginning of the session of Congress
in December, when there will be complete rev.
volution in the "news world"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-15
DIED.,

AT the residence Of her father, John ~ \
wick, esq, in Lynchburg, Va, on Friday ~ {
SARAH ANN, consort Of WV. DANIEL, j.
versally beloved, her death has excited 10 w ,r
munity deep and universal sorrow, her 'I .,n
relatives and connexions have the slneeI'
thy Of all who knew the deceased; ana n
consolation derived from the assurance
of sincere and transformations pety has seeIJs 4,
mansion in "that house not made WIN
eternal in the heavens"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-15
CURIOUS COINCIDENCE.

In Davidson county TENNESSEE in which Nsa
vile is situated, Mr.. Polk was beaten in the cub,
material election of l843, $50 votes. In 1874 ID
presidential election he was again beaten $50 d
the late election, (ls45,) Mr.. Brown was beaten \
Mr. Foster in this (his own) county, $50. Chi
running for three years.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-15
OF FICIA L..
DEPARTMENT OF SrArK.

---7 DEPARTMENT Of DIATE, "
August Is, lA
Information has been officially received from
charge d'affaires of Austria, that new lighthos
Of the second order has been erected on The tow
of the Islet of Palmaioa in the channel Of piomtn
between the island of Elba and the mainIani
Tuscany. II stands in latitude Of 400 81, 3Or nu
and in longitude of 100 27' SO" east of GresnvE
The light is placed at the height Of 800 feeist
the level Of the sea, and presents a constant
with more brilliant illuminations, succeeding d
other at intervals of 80 seconds, which may led
at the distance Of SO miles.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-15

u. s. ARMY.--The forces Of the northV@ !.
moving southwark. The officers with ther y
mands will take post as follows;--CaPt pal !.
Lieut. Murray, at Detroit; Capt. Helnl ~,
Lieuts. Long and Schureman, at For vi
Capt Casey and Lieut.. Steele, at MacKlnaI N
tain Albertis, and Lieuts. Martin and hau.,|
at Fort Wilkins, Copper Harbor) os'S]
from Sackeus Harbor take the post al oau'
Marie, &C., and the companies now at mos
will be sent further sonth.-.MY. Sun.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-15

EXPLOSION AT THE ARSENAL, WAsHssw
by Morse's Telegraph, 81 o'clock, p. M -MI M
sion took place at the United States ArsenS ~
ington, ID. c., this afternoon, about halrE
o'clock. A man named Albert E. Irving W.
ed while preparing percussion power Tor SIaG m
The building was shattered to pieces Nnr
that the man was engaged to be married "'F
lady in Baltimore. Bali Sun.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-15

WANTED TO RENT-A small but comfort
w able dwelng-house, somewhere between
Pennsylvania avenue and I'll street north and south,
and llth and 18th streets east and west. The rent
to be about $50 per annum. Inquire at this Office.
Aug9
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-15
INTERESTING FROM THE EAST INDl

BY the arrival Of the ship Delhi, Captain
Williams, we have the annexed letter from Mans
giving some account of the movements Of Fnnsi
the East Indies. Captain Williams has mad
quick passage, having passed Java Head on teB n
April.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-10-21
Oformonen 2(u9ele9enbeiten.

Nacb oen lebten SeliCbten aus Quincy
boben fib bic Normonen. ouf Die 2lnfors
oerunoen welbe Der Iusibu5 an ile mab'
te l4iuens erflGrt oenStaat 3u psrlafen,
pcnn ibnen Belt 9eoeben miro. ibre Qnees
leaenbeiten rubie Su oronen. $50 iie
deb nieoerlafen weroen. 1T cine anoere
Sraee. Californian. lpic Oregon iino aIs
Die pabrIbeinliblfen Staaten anee9eben.
in bic fie iib perfi9en plroen. Sine Se=
oinsune nur itsllen iie. iie perWei9ern
ndmlieb bartndfie ibren Sempel obsutre=
ten, inoem iie elauben. lie lpiiroen fpdter
lpieoer surGdfebren. gsa6 allen fbelnt
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-10-21
8 a 8 3 a y n 10 E y.

9fi6t5 1T 70 balfrei6 9esen oas 3abn'
meb, ais bo5 fal5iaure @as. SD ,penoe=
te es 5uerit bios 9e9en rbeumotiibe uno
io9enannte rbeumatiib eotborralii ibe
3abni nibmersen an; fpdter babe ib es ies
oob oa, 100 ourb oas 8orbanoenlein on=
9efreliener 8dbne periooil0 ,pieperfebren=
De S6mersensonfdae peranlobt tpurben,
uno Gberbaupt bel alien mir porfommen=
Den @ottunsen oieier S6mersen NIT eleib
9dniti9em grfol9e oneewenoet.
Sei Sorltellun9 uno Qn.penbun9en
oieies SAFES Der fdbrt man auf folsenoe
2Seiie: Won i6attet in elm sepobnli6es
Srinf9las coer in cine etrpas 9erdumise
Sofeetolle, einen Sbeel6fel poll &o6lals
uno tber9ieBt oieles nit un9efdbr bolb 70
piel eoncentrirter S6pefelldure. Die
aus oieier iofort oufbrauienpen Mif6un9
emporitei9enoen Ddmpfe, oeren Gntpif<
felun9 man no6 our6 eini9es llmriibren
mitteI f zines @las= ODER 9olSitdbbens be-
foroern fam, ldBt man is Den Wuno,
mo9li6t no6 Oer i6mer5baf item Seite
5u, 5ieDen, nobel man Den Ntbm etlpas an=
bdlt, oomit oer Suitenrei5, pelbsr our6
oieie6 Gas erre9t miro, nibt 5u itbneu ein=
trete. Die ein5ise llnbequemlibfeit oaz
bel 1T oieier 9uitenrei5, ipelber erfolet,
lobolo oo6 Gos Den gu ftrobrenfopf errei6t
oo6 oub ibnell pieoer perl1winoet, menn
man Den Mluno BON Dem @efdbe entfernt
5u9leib 1T ober au6 oer S6mer5 gang
li6 peri6wunoen. Sour oa, po ourb
&nobenfrob uiele 3dbne 5useib uno be-
oeuteno an9e9on9en woren, mar Die Wir=
flung 5upeilen etspos lon9iomer, boob bas
be ib iie ME iiber l5 Minuten fib persGz
germ leben, tpdbreno peltber 3eit Oct &ran=
fe co5 @in5ieben Der 0dmpfe eini9e Mat
weoerbolen muB. Sn oenieni9en SdQen,
100 bas l1ebel bereits lan9e 9eoauert bate,
nadte mitunter Elm erneuerter 0nfau, pel=
ber naeb 10 bis "a Stunoen eintrat, Die
tpieoerbolte Qnpenoun9 biefe Mittels n6=
tbi9, worauf iooonn Der S6mer5 bauerno
peribwunoen bleb. Sie Inwenouna oie=
les Mittels fam iibri9ens 5pedmGbis perz
Gnpert werben, J.. 8. our6 GID ierne ooer
por5elonene Sri6ter, Gobren uno berslei=
ben; oub fonnte man iib etpa zines
@laSfdib6ens init perldn9ertsm Salle
beoienen, in pelbem man Die @asentnif=
felun9 por iib 9eben liebe, um es an be-
itimmte Stellen 5u leiten. Sci Dem ltn,=
9eben NIT concentrirter s6wefelidure, als
elmer deenoen Sldlf9feit, ift ieoob Die
n0tbi9e SOrii6t gu beoba6ten. S6lieb=
liD fubre itb nc6 an, baB nab 2(npen=
ouns BET falsiaure @eru6 aus oem Mune
be iosleib ueri6munoen iff.
| w.
ltneladsfa0. - Sor ni6t LANCER 3eit
muroe in Der Stdbe BON &enton, Soroin
Gauntp, Sbio, elm 0eutl6er, an osr @i=
Ienbabn arbeiteno, BON einem Saume ers
| fblasen. Mlan fano in feinem Safben=
bube ieinen in Seutl6lano us9efellten
GeilepaB. Oornocb par iein Name Sriez
ori1 3aeb ODER 3edb, eebiirti9 aus 6op=
fin9beinl SberomtWarbab, gedar& &reis,
&onierei6 8Grtember9; uno reis'te i'm
Sabre lS41 BON feinem @eburtsorte nab
2nerifa ab. Son ieinen ibri9en Ser=
bdltniHen tpeib man ni6ts. St mar fei=
nes 0anowerfs Elm S6neioer uno ffotterz
te etlpos. SSeifb.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-10-21

Sabr9. Z, gam;c Sf,,1n. 800.
&teatsta9 Ocm 21- SctOber, 1915. Saut
SattfemSc SS1n,sncr g.

$ s
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-10-21
Ser StmD G It f.

Cine Sti53e aus Den franj0itfben Geuo
tions=SeloSu9en. Scn @or bon Ser
GShluE1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-11

From The Ciarhsrac Tenn Chronicle, Ja,e e.
Led. at tlermant, Cannon co.. oh the 22ul lnsi " T.
FIELDING J.. i.ii,Ns. native at Virginia and Iinr
ateSideni o this county, IN the SD year III his aye
ol The deceased 1t may be said with perhaps as niue
truth AS II was ever SAID Of any nne:
meme knew him but To love him"
Ike family NJ which he the cherished head; the
atse circle oi relatives aud friends of which he was the
distinguished elhaneni and blessing aud iht church. vi
witch he wasa must aealnus and exemplary mrmhef
have ali met, IN his death With overwhelming loss
Let them be mirred, however, by the deep cuns lotion
that their nss Is his eternal gain.
lie was sustained throughout his last illness by the
abundant consultations OF thai holy religion which he had
adlroed by HE OF uuwtated brnrhcence aud active
usefulness aud by walk and conversation radiant with
the beauty al hnuesS lie died ms he had lived, in
the communion al ChrisI's holy church; in the conf
dence OF certain tailh the omor Of reasonable rll-
eiS and holy hope; Ia favor with God ard In perfect
ehafity with the world
81 ain, on the hosom Of thy God
Rles spirin test thee now;
Fen while with us thy footsteps rod,
lis seal was on Thy hruw
Dust, 10 It's narrow home hcncah-
Soul. Ia It's place high.
They that have seen thy look in DEATH
No more may lear 10 die -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-11

'td at ihr college ia BALTIMORE From America ht
went T." London very p1or, having only about 500 lie
lehllhtd There year. WHEN all his e fund vAs eNs
haus'ed, wilioat being able get lnia practice. Mt
hp"ever, dlsheariened he succeeded IN hrfawin, SIN III
snh OF ffiend. aud PARIS apart nenls
hliod one servant, wham he informed that he was na
a"i' To purchase suit Il livery aud persuaded the ser
want Ia purchase 1t TT himself surin HIM that IN slae
laiuie lhne he should be well rewarded The psrslaIs
"1'rhS HE aeanul aparlmrnts he had ltird up began
to 'ak haen ot the tlfeign Dentist aud one Of some
"s',nc'h Gut q" curiosity, called upon him 10 have hts
''''h arranged, which Vas performed With such ease
uNPrIli aud success, that hs skill uniSed a
ern,d he Royal ldnly sent Tor him and hi, ane was
mt Iii- reaching tne cen5t8 ~ ptter,aarsh Tie las
o'r'm' immensely wealthy. i, decotaed with the bsds
' l'f ihznn at iontr, aad au'pds he Royal parties
t'i ha'is II aiar ucutS are sItudidy furnished. In
MS S1nan are several pttsenls from the Queen. lie
s1'"td ne barge box containing the cards ut MS WISH
ltn Dukes Duchess, Princes Co IN j, &c My pride
n country WIS Mt llltle nllerrd To hid an American
here 50 distinguished IN his prutsSon and esteemed
aud So Interested was In his narration ri these lttr
veuts thai passed through operations upon my
'etll wlih3tt any srenlnn pain.
Oar CONSUL, Mr.. Walsh has removed his family Ia
Versailles tr summer residence The nntnlng and
evening train ot cars pass iron Paris that place, and
back rapidly, that the twelve miles disance between
his family residence and the Office u his consulate does
not much incummude hun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-11
FOR TIE vlEGIN1A
REMEDY FOR SliORr CROPS.


.Nssrs E3itors--As yanr paper is much Rad in , re-
rion of our State whpre ihe rp O,i and Tob,c,o rrns
mus, proye almost nm ,ntire f,tlr, alo,y mo f., m, s
some 3, yoesflonS ilr,u III vnnr columns tr Tho h,,e6,
of the ii r,s,rd n,D,l,,n W. All . thai IVA shsld
ad,pl every mems Of nrre,sio, the elements f snhss
tcpre far man and hast md u .c,,,,i, ~, ,,h h,s
we now have or NAV procure.
Eirs, tben ,vn,'I ,r,,,so tho, al ,t o,,,, 81
b,gs ,bat can hs o,,h, - ~ c,,,aI ~ IL, ', ~ i
,a,,Ii,, ,bis ,,in,.r Ill t - 'l 49, NV VI a Wv
wn,,Ll il IN, n had ex uel,,,,, J., sand, nm, 4 -, -, -
h,rsrs +, M !, ,h,, -, ,n,, ,,ar,r i; Tho vll Z
or,in ind f,r,,e i ,h,,ri,,, p,t L,, slu - S',.
h,rs aud h.ey.s2 S,n l,,olv If .r,r,,, AL ia
these viii, or, ,,e,I AMI Giilts,I, ~, Ill l No.
,urni,s nus, H.. th,r,,,i,l, ,,d Li. .Ia, = ~
viii m. l., sI, I'm, l,, l ,t i ''u" , Io's
b..,s and an, ra,r I'LL, N , H.. 81 l wv -
,,, r ~ = H. - = Wv I WV
,,,ia,i ,ni Ln 49, Ill - 49, ", ''' i
iha, c,1 cfsnin, ho,y,s ,G, ,,bs,, ar,a ,,;,h Wv,
,,,',r, Ill -, ~ II, "a - 49, W.
,,,, l. a, H. ,.l, - t., W. -
.L,nJ,n,' a} his ;t - - - ,r, IVA wy 70
,,. r. ar i' ,',', ',', r @ i w. H.,
II - -, - ~ - l3l " ~ 80 :" '' ~
u'" al o"ee III hye' of winter grazing ana 70 supply
us WIN the earliest gram crops next spring. which may
be food for man. and certainly would be ol great tenei
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-11
ORsss ia isN.

Died. al the residence Of ler father, John NJ. War
wick, Esq, III This place. nn Friday last, Mrs. SARAH
Ann consert If W lIllam Daniel, jr. Esq UNIVERSAL
~ beloved her death has excited IN tins community deep
and universal sorrow. Her surviving relatives and
nections have the sincere sympathy If all who knew the
deceased and the richer consolation derived from the
assurance that her lie OF sincere and transformations pi
ely has secured her mansion in 'lha house made
with hands, eternal in the heavens"
-, Of congestive lever, in DedGrd county, on the
lSth MI, IocKEY LAvINIA, aged II yeafs;-and on
the 22nd nlt.. ELoUsA, aged 10 years,-daughte Of
Capt Mari, and Mrs. Sally Andrews. II is "A melan-
choy duty at all times 10 pay the last tribute Of respect
To murallty-i is peculiarly when the young, the
oalrusiVe and retiring be the subject There is, how
ever, in Il Is effective dspensalop something which
the mind Is compelled to dwell with agoniz-d feelings.
The nsatiae monster not content with one yIctlm
Scarcely had The first tears of grief ceased 10 1,w from
The eyes OF ai cited friends for the loss Of their dear La
vnla when The playmate pt her Youth gathered IL
her side And thus. ia less than week the sisters
who grew up nIether III beauty and l0yeiness happy
IN youth, full Of bright prospects, the hrpe and couir
ol duallng parents, sleeping in death, they slept
in life, side by side. where The voice of morning shal
never wake them. These unsearchabe dispense
uns; but they proceed from One OF infinite wisdom and
.uadue,s Whuse ends in creation mol temporal but
eternal. Regarding earth the nursery of llraven We
do not wonder HAT lis brightest 0,weTs swept away
their beauty, and rausplanied in a genial cline,
where tude blast assail them! Amable, ailte-
lunae and conlding r lheir dlsplslllons-basd, uhs
tenlauus and tuncllIaory IN their manuers-Ihe mem
of these dear young ladies will ever be enrrayrn
the hearts # their young associates fur il was impossible
10 Know without es'eennI, ar assnclaie with, without
loving them. Bat reju'ce IN the hope that they have
guur from the church militant 10 the church triumphant;
and may all their friends be led TO remember their Crea
tor and secure Gr themselves that rich inheritance
which is the nnly support and consolation IN expiring
: uureuls. Rich The tIns Of that llVeness, and
swre the fragrance of hose blssoms on which, IN the
morning u, lIie. the Lod G,d the de"s al
MS blessings dislil. Aud While mourn that The
ovey Elauisa and LAviaa have departed, and the grave
has riaired IS own.
Ilnshed he every Hsurmar; and he our spirits still
Aud let on earth as lis il llpayea be dune Cud'
holy Will ANXIOUS
n, Inc LyncA6nrs Republican viii Please copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-11

VIRGINIA 49, Rules held In the clerks Office Of the
circuit superior court OF law and chancrry, Tor the
Town OF ynchburg, The 1ih day Of August. isi5
JOHN X Garland and Joseph u. Nowln, Plaintiffs,
against
Waller r. Bruce George M. Bruce, Thomas g. Log
wopl samuel Miller aud Ambrose Ruckcr, merchants
and partners trading under the style aud firm of Miller II
Rurker, James Stisler Melville Talbot, Peter Sailing
Paul Jonrs. Amman Haneo.h Langhornc 4 Stcp,oe and
" iam Stockwcll, Defendants.
In CHANcEny.
The defendant, William Stockwell not having entered
his Appearance and given security orlng the Act oil
Assembly and the Rules o this court, and II appearing by
satisfactory evidence TINT lie Is not nhabinnt Of thu
country; II is ordered. that the said defendant do appeal
the first day OF the and the bill oil
the Plaintiff aud that copy of this order be forthwith IN
serted in newspaper printed in the town OF Lynch
burg ta months suerrssiycly and posted at the front
door Of the court house in the said town,
cory-Tesie,
u. ROBES, elk.
Angnsitt WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-11

Nr. luke Ray:
fHAkE NOTICE. that on the 2lsi dav Of he rrea
u ent munth. Al he store house ot Matthew X
Allen. In the county Of Franklin. W. shall pteeed
take The ep,si,ia4 of OF John T. Allrn aud Others
Ia be read M evidence in cause depending and
undetermined N li,e ctnl, superior court u law and
chancery h,lcn kir lhr county oi Franklin. wherein
We plaintiffs. and Luke Ray defendant Should
the ahoye deposliiuns be- taken IN that day, We
will continue inm day 10 day. Sundays excepted. J
until all are taken and con ple,ei when aud where
yuu may attend or nut. ENGLISH u ALLEN
Aug. II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-11
MORE HANDSOME PRICES.

| sold since my last report | hid Tobacco fur Thos.
NJ. Johnson of Caswel county, n. G.. at $40; hid
Tor Thus. Johnson Of same place N SlS25, aud hid
Col. L,twieb manufactures, hhds for Mr. ~ ory
Of place at s23. bought by Lsnahorne & Sous;
S2l Sc, by A. II. Aruslead Esq, $40 25. by Roberts
4 Mays, Sl375, by A. H. Armislead. SI3, by Roberts
& Mays, SO 10 by &. Il. Williams s. Co. $3.50. by
Rpberts & Mays aud IS, by II. H. Booker. Average o
The above s hhds sl44S. BESIDE macy others at from
s. To SO JNO IT, IYREE Com Mer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-11

HEhlH q BLESSED HEALTH Thou art a.
Dove all gold tnl tr"asu ss lis thou who eniargcs
the soniad openeth all its powers t, receive instruction
AMI to relish virtue. lie thar has thee has little more To
wish Ir aud he that he'd 10 have thee
every thing beside, Let then be thankful BranIreb =
pills will give Us heah-ect then these blessed Pills
which century, has fully established be The be
medicine ever bestowed on For tho prevailing colds
and coughs they WI" be found every thing that medicine Is
capable of imparting.
Sold at Dr. 8randre's Principal Office 2ii Broadway,
New York -
81 The following the only authorised Agents f, The
sale OF DIR. Benjamin Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills.
PAYNE & GREGORY .I.ynchburg, Campbell
Iirnfy Lakewood, Castle Craig, do
}. II Sweeney y Co, MarysviIlc, do
Lee, Bailey x 20 Bropkncai,
Benlamn Nonl & Co Failing Creek,
VIM Mathews Y Son, Walkers Church =. Edward,
Good Bass & Co, kngsvc, do
VIM. Rice & Co, r'a,mvilc do
Roberts Brown, Amherst CT To,
Samuel Cash Saa1id5cs, Amherst,
Peters * Reed ~ Market, Nelson.
G. j. Estes =. invingston, do
70. Il = . Hll Liberty, Bedford,
Samuel g. ..ths, ltabon, do
Al u (lG) II