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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
THE WEVERTON
Manufacturing Company.

! MI Office is hereby given that, in compli-
~ snes with the respisition Of the charter.
general meeiing Of the stockholders Of this
company wifi be hefd at Weset,on on the first
Monday in July ntfs bang the 7lh< day Of the
month, at o'clock IN. Tor the purpose Of
eleciiak Directors, to rnansgsthc Affairs Of this
company, for the ensuing year, and until sue
csssors he chosen. C. w. WEYERy See'y.
- June s. lsl5s-lt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
TO THE PBRLxc.

JnHE subscriber ii addition to The business
~ he has heretofore carried on, is now pre-
pared 10 manufacture and repair
K Threshing Machines
or every description.
PLoUoHS y all kinds, A.=A
.cLnyER HuLLEhs. coRS Shell .-SsR ~
LEGs, WBEAr FGks, &c. t8>Gssss- -ss-s.z.D
Having engaged Mr. GEoReE K. NEwMAs,
Who has been4Ong and extensively known as =
6rsl rate workman in this brapch Of business,
and having made arrangements for supply Of
the best Timber and Castings, the subscriber
can assure all those who may favor him with
their patronage, that their work shall be done
with despatch, and 10 the most satisfactory
msnner. WIN. BERLIN.
Berryvflie, Clarke co , Aptil3, lei5 en-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
just in time for IIarvesf.

GHoEs. HATS, SC. Josl received. LegAorD
- spd Palm Leaf Hats, Black. White and
Grey Fur DO very cheap. A large lot OF Shoes
manufactured 10 Ghsrlestown. Also The larg-
est snd cheapest stock or Eastern manufactured
shoe11 ever offered. wM LOCK.
May29
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
New & Cheap Goods.

THE undersigned has just received and is
I'll now opening very handsome ASSORTMENT
Of Spring Goods, which he viii sell as low As
Ncan be had in market. Hh assortneht consists
in part Of the following:
Very Super Summer Cloths and Festings,
Alpaeca and 6ambFoons.
Super Summer and Mourning Prpts
Do Bstzafi1es end Lawns,
Do Ginghsns and Muslins,
Linen Drillipgs and Linen for coats.
.alse Cotton Goods for boys' wear.
Uemestie Rlaids and Checks,
>Dlsachs&an1 brown sheetings and shirtings,
Gsnilsuens Fancy ccsvats.
Silk DO DO
- 0sorsmsnt 81 Hosiery,
-. Gloves and Aliits,
L,cs. Eit.pg sna Footing,
GOOD assorsmcot Of u1r,Tare, culiers
md oaesnsware Of sysiS as,r1|rl',p:
Groceries "A good ssserp4>|| | coHss,
sugar. Tea, Chocolate. Rice q o..sses.
Vfnerar. Soap, Candles, Cheese, fsssaers,
RirS. sha n fact, almost every tsicle hep, =
6Soolg store.
IIs 1ooli s.speeifally ask his fiispds and he
public estersllt g call and sxani1s hia .loch
kelor1 making hsir purchases. ....ls
JOHN 9. WILSON.
Hsrpsrs-Fsrry. May %. lsts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
81 Q T1@ q.

10 he Fgners Of JdFtTsOn and Beykxis,
C0thties. 8
THE uodsrsik1ed having rented the Leetowu
Mill. belonging 10 L. ?. w. Bsleh. Esq,
hersby gives notice that he will take possession
Of the same 90 The first o. July next, where be
viii be pleased 10 receive
Grain ofeyery Description
TO Grind,
and promises 10 DO the same with promptnesst
He also promises to be industrious and seron-
modsting 10 sll who may favor him With flheir
custom. and no effort N his part shall Be sPat-
ed 10 please By pronptnsss and attention 70
business. The undersigned hopes 10 tsceiFs 4
liberal share Of The public pstronsge. -
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
I.etown. MAY %. Isf54f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

A writer OF swearing says. an oath from
: womsn's lips il pnnstural snd dirredit-
able, and be would - soon expect bull.
Jet fen srosssbudl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
Iron. &C.

SDLoUGH sne Bsr Irons, superior quality;
Il Strap iron, "a, in. and u in.
Castings do DO
Wrought and east nails, complete assortmenti
SueNzior smear, cast and Blister steel;
Always on hand aud for sale By
March 90. r Daanii.g ton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
Decor AIexander.

1nFFERs his professional services to The
" citizens Of ChsriestoWn and lie vicinity
Rssidepce-lhrd door East Of Carriers Hotel.
S Chsrlestown. April IL. Ie45-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
Fresh Arrival.

1NHE undersigned having just returned from
~ the Eastern cities, now oder 10 the pub
tic very desirable selection Of new and fash
iOnable goods, which will be sold on the most
accommodating terms. Call and See.
S. H.6isbsaCer & Co.
\ KabietoWn, June ,. "A /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

Emais,ion Is only smother nsms fol
snvy.sa Ambition for unprinciPled self.
interest .Eioak.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

He thai condemns smslIfault commits
. great one.s The greatest Of all faults. j
to believe we hsvs none. r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
ROnnets, Ribbons,INc.

a VERY hsndsome assortment cf Bbnnets
N Ribbons, Laees, Edgings, Arii6cials, &c
for sale chesPby 'WM. 5. LOCK.
May %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
Bnckskin Gloves.

a DOZEN seaners best heavy aud extra
I'd size buekskin gloves. suitable for harvest
and nschlning; also, geotlsmens rijing do,
lust received and fDr sale very cheap BY
June S. WIN. s. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
Wool.

THE subscribers wish to purchase wool. for
j which they pay the highest market price.
June s. KEYES & KEARSLEK-@
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
Fruit. Fruit.

S7UST received q few boxes fresh Oranges,
~ Lemons, Prunes, Raisins, Cocoa nuts, Can
Hdy. &c, for sale very low, BY
June S. 5. Aa7.bontr & Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
stone & EarlhenWs1re.'l

lust received large lot &c stonewsre
q such as Jars Of every size. Rgchers. Jugs
Mhk-Psns sc. Also, Earlhen Greeks and pans
Of ell sikssfor safe BY WAS LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
GrHrrdI fntrItfgeaef.

The NJ Y Ttibone mentions the re.
ceiPt Of letter from Washington which
says that MI PsckenHsm tBritish Minis
ieI) has privately expressed his BELIEF
that the Oregon question Wi be settles
without War. unlessthete Nall be Sc:
rious effort 10 make trouble about il ii
Congress Of BY the Press.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
Grain and Grass Scythes.

1UST received Waldrou & Grifin's 81 inch
u Grain Scythes. and Grass-do. Scythes rifles
and Nv hetstonss, for sale by
Juns S. wM. S. LOCK-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
% YES, o YES, o YES,

Bargains Bargdins! Bargains
TITO be had at / A2AiEs CLorHIER,s Tailoring
= shop. foe essh, or on i short dit. to punctu-
81 customers. Having JUN rriurned from the Ess-
tern m,.kets, aenn0wreesiSing aud opening We
~ superior assortment OF
Spring & Summer Goods,
Suitable for sll-elssses, eonsisirg Of
Cloths, Cdssimeres dad Festings,
of very superior Tlslity. Also rarisfy Of SUM
mer ~ear such as stlpaecas. Gsmbi oons, briiinss,
Linens. summer Cloths nc. kc, which will ena-
bic mesa sell st1he foa~,ng rates -t oats lOrnis=
ed fropn ~ 81 10 $3S: Pants Eronl.@l dollar 10
10 dcliars, vests from rs eeais 10 $50 that the
poorest need mol go naked aud the wealthiest may
dress a. flns assaes please.
j solicit etlEfrom one AID sil-both friends
and foes and also from those THO care naught
for me, noe ny prosperity, so that they get
goodsas Bargains, | say bgain; come and exsm-
Inc for youEselves-t shall not charge you one
eeaI for looking.
feel Il due 20 q. generous people, 10 return
my grateful Acknowledgements for the very libe-
raj patronage extended to me in my enterprise
10 make = living smeng Them, s3d lahope I shall
ever 90 msnags my adaits Is to merit eOntiuu.
anee oflhe same-and remain Jour cbedieut ser.
want until death. IL
May Q, ls45 JAMES cLoTEIIER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

n sEpARArroE is kindly ordered BY
nature thai The farther our bodies are sep
arsied. the nesrer our souls approach to
each other.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

Low cunning succeeds best where mo.
ney is most worshiPped.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
MAD ferY Ronnef.

TyHE Neapolilsn- 50 much 10 demand ir
Europe, il Just received and forss BY
June S. s. HlRsborer & Co.
,ENREsH Oranges sud Lemons for sale By
II KETES 8 kEARSLEY.
june 5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

q A letter from Nashville. dated June 2.
speaks Of an uniavorable lurn 10 The con.
dlIion Of Gen. 1sckson's health.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

Two boys, who had taken refugs4un.
DER tree during the thunder gust a, PHI
iadelPhia on Monday week were struck
by lightning and seriously injured A
horse standing close BY them was killed
Instantly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
Geo. VIM. Ransom,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

cksrissts.sR. ~ srseA County, Yi,ginia,
(oIpIcE NEXT DOOR TO CoURT HOUSE
nRAcTlsEs 10 al the courtsof jefferson,
Is Berkeley, Clarke, and Frederick coun-
ties. @ ~
Jan 30. lsI5-Iy. =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
Fine Straw BOnnets

or c0STi .FIoreDcs Braid,
IA Devon, Rutland, Straw, and CyPressBon
nets-for nle 4 eosf, 10 Gloss out ny stock fol
rthe season. p. HUNTINGTON.
June S. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

Raj, Road Freight Reduced.
VWRaR Tr.ssnortstlen Of Flonrfron Kstnsys-
vills 10 Bsltipore has bss1 reduced 70 q
cents per barrel.
kse. fiss.r fron Biltinsrs Y lhis Depot a
tl,l3 per ION. 2. ns'7;|i; q 3 = > 80
> ttssyssg -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

We see it stated 10 the Louisville Cou
Fier'of Friday week that Mr. Clay left that
city on the previous day for Lexington
having postponed his visit TO 81. Louis Tor
the present! we are hsppy TO learn, /"
adds'ihe Courier, that although not co,
iirely recovered. his health has IN lch i'm
proved. His general Eesitb was never
better, We learn than il has been for. se-
versl month past. aud be now looks and
walks as firm, erect and vigorous. as be
did fourteen years IN waen we hrs saw
him."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

.4ntidOts for tie Bite ofa RefSssnake -
An intelligent lady from Tiogl county.
Pa, informs Us that The setil&s in that
section Of the country care fIiis for the
bite OF rattlesnske. She states lcom-
sspCr ahd,so made into paste With spirits
Of camphor Observation-Disclosures will
preventssny serious ctasssGuebEes occur,
ring. and IN fact al once EHR,Nzes the
poison. -Riilodelphid CiroEscis. Ss.r-,.,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

We learn from the New Or4 ans Con-
trisr. that the Legislators Of Askansas. at
their lsss session passed resoiuiiaas declar-
ing tbstfres egroes and nulalipes are not
ciiizenssof The United States EEYiihin the
meaniGgsot the Constitution, hich guar
snties to Gitizens Of one Stale he Privileg
ges and immuniiies Of the sefsral States
declaring also. that should Massschu-
seits, Dr. any other Sias6 Government. acs
inated BY the same 4motirsy y hich Undue.
cd Massachusetts, 40 send an emissary
to South CstolIna. think ftfao send az
agent 10 Arkansas. the Goyssacr Is here
BY authorized, and required to take promp
and efficient measures 10 expsl him from
the State. sDd the Legislature in such ca
ses will sustain the Gosernos in bis 10 ed
sures.-Rieh. Erquire7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19

Ellsworth, the Yankee pedestrian. wa.
still engaged at the last dates from New
Orleans, 10 his task walking one thou.
sand miles 10 one thousand consecutive
hours. He dad then completed eight
hundred and folty miles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-10
WING CON NrrrEE OF VIGILANCE.


At Amherst February Court the Wings OF the Conn
~ held meeting for The purpose Of Nominating Can
dldatr the Couni, Representative in The Virgin
ia Legislature. At the sar7e time il was made my duty
a. Chairman of the meeting. 10 Nominate a Comml,iee
Of Vigilance, whose duty shall be by all fair aud hon
"rabn means. 10 promote the which rspmIsr.
and 10 that every Wing voter shall be forthcoming
atihe April recon tailed 10 hand the Secretary Of
the meeting the names 1T me persons crmposirg
the Committee in time fol publication with tie
other proceedings. but frward list. earnestly bt :
seechlng each individual only do his duty but
battle heavily against msrule and Starvation:
John Whitehead. q. w. Christian. }. II. Pamplin
William Staples. " arner jones. +. C.. Cohwr. W.
y. Knight. W. o. Harding Ed. Winston Jno Pryor.
~. H. Brown. l.. Lamkin, A. Mundy, ID. l.. Cole-
man: Jos Reid Jas. A. lIisginbo'ham. W. Mccall, f..
y. Gilbert, e. T. Peasants, Dahney Sandidge. 2. p.
Thornton, p. II. billiard. Rob-. Wngfeld, Arch Cox.
Henry Living. W. 5. Turner. NJ. ID. Tnsry. Stephen
Bowlrs. II. Williams, NJ. &. Goodwin. Peter Rncker,
WIN. billiard. Tho. 1aylor, Lewis CAMPBELL J. ID. Da-
.~s. J. f. Ellis. NJ. l.. Berry. w. NJ. Waller. S. J..
l,urord. !. r. Reynolds, J. A. Williams. w. w.
Ihompson, ID. Staples. J. S. Langhorne. Jno r. IT.
vine. Tho. A. Euhank, N. A. Cash., ". McGinns, Jno.
Goodwin and l.. $. Rnckrr.
IA DRUMMOND, Chairman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-10
IT'D TapO~E WHO THINK.

WHAT Is DlsE.3SE What IL unheal,hy yiruse How
w l. II that the small quantity OF matter upon the punt Of
lnnee should be- capable Of causing the -. fearful
pontsf How IT that the teeth Of dog of adder, of
aesoake shonldhc capable Of nparting muadcs before
which the most erlu the feeble tall vcms9 Is
II MOI that the virus has the the fluids OF the
human body that yeast has enenting lquorsi Now
person, have their blood in pure that they
cannot receive infection of any kind Many have
CURED where rabd dog has the day bitten several
PERSONS OF whom have escaped entirely, while others
hav died This only To be accounted Tor the principle
that there impure blood upon which act IN those
persons who escaped an be In this condition Who wish
and who are willing 10 perseverc with the BnAspnETn
PITTS until er blood entirely rcgcncalod and freed rom
all mpurity How important is they should be apprecin
ted. d BR.1NDRETH, NJ -,
The following dny authorized Agents for the sas Of
the bmndfoh Plla aud l.inimrnt!
AMHERST CuuSrY.-Roberis& Coleman Amherst e. II I;
Patrick Drummand, Green Pos, tioo,lain & Cash, San
dnlge's; Roh,. H. Pryor Pcdlnr Mills.
NELSON CouSry.-C. T.. Estes, Iosings tom Peters
Read, New Market YIN, G. Roberts, Mt Iio,ci Roberts
Mn-hy x Shepherd, Fnbcr's Mills.
BucRiS0uAM CouSry.-Wm. ID. Jones', New Siorci Jas.
Bro"n ~ Go. Mnys,ille.
CAnrnELL Col. H. Swinry, Marys,ille Bcna min
H. Nwlin & CO. Failing Creek Henry lIanlcwood, Cas-.
tie Craig.
I.YscHnUha. Payne & Gfeenrv.
Cn,nLorrr co,-Anirew Daily, Ridgwn,; ila,vy s.
Ri hardson, GhickeniDwn
o. p. & Il. q. Bell, Liberty. bedford Co. Va; Nc
Cabe, Morgan s. Board. Hendricks, Iedtorl ca. Va.
Samuel Williams, Lisbon, Bedford Gu Val A. & s.
II. Holland. Ilalesord, Franklin Co Va: WIN.
Street. GIadcs Hill, franklin Co. Va; NJ b. Allen.
Gil's Greek. Franklin, Co. Va; p NJ. s. A. G. HUFF
Salem, Roanoke Go. Va, Peck & Alicon. Biglck Rna
noke Co. Va Wilson s. McClanahan, buchanan, Do
Ie,onrl Co. Va; Thomas Goodwin, fncasc, Bo,etour,
Co. Va.
Feb. l3 (S) WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-10
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LYNtFAIByasG MARKET,
For he ,eeek sadi,g Saturday. March. 10, ls45.

For tie ,eeek eadi.,g Saturday. March, 10, lS45.
Prices this week have remained nearly stationary .
Loose Tobacco has declined in price little
Below is correct statement of the Marke, for tho
past week
7obaeeo.- Old Lugs. 81. 20 10 40; new I.uss, 81
~ 10 500. snu IN goud demaud Leaf, Inferior S. 90
10 80; comiuun s. so so; middng, So 80 90 0o
good AO.00 Ia 1000; No fine manufacturing in market
would canmand from $l0tol2
FIoW.-SS,o1l fum wagons; iroS store, superine
$50 to So Family. Si,25 10 $3.50 per Dbl; S,oek
light. and IN good demand.
" hsat.-ied Is to 67s; White 20 to 7ol cts. per
hushe.
Graia.-Curn 40 cents per bnshe, ,n,m wagon;
Oats, sheat ID 10 90 cents per hundred cleaned 20 to
- cents, per bushel. Rye. none in market.
:, c . and Grass Seeds Glover Seed. $3.50 To
So o2 per boshe from wagons 81 90 from store; rno.
Thy. 1925 To $3.50 Herds Grass. GA
itorsioas-Bacor. Z cents, considerable inoniry for
H. Beef $ per hundred; Meal, 40 cts per bushel from
wagon.
Fish shad, $500 10 80 90 per bbl.; Hcrinps No. |
40; Mackefel. No. |. Sl3 No. 9, $50. NJ 3, IS
CoBee.-St Domingo. ~ 10 s cents per H.: Ru,
Cuba II IS.
Singer Brown, New Orleans, 6 To I cents per H.
Porto Rico. y TOO CENTS per b.; ST. CroiN 9 to l.
cents per h. Loaf, - 10 II cents per III.
oa"dics-Tallow, u to Il cents per b., SPERM 50
10 40 cens per b Hull Sons. Is to " cents per h.
'9--Noih'oh - 10 OF cents per gallon, from
wagon; nom store. 81 10 SO cents. Rectfed 40 to IS
iIonwacon.
Rr"ndy-Appc. S7s cents per gallon; Peach
10 cents per gallon.
Cotton Factory prices; lG cts per lb assorted
h"n-liar Iron. so per ton from boats, 80 10 IS from
Store. Pig. S25 per ton
SteeL-BIlslerrd, d, To cents per H.; German 8 To
10 cen's; Shear 20 to 20 cents per b. Cas-, Srel 20
to % cts per h.
Liasced 0it.-15 cts Lamp 81 90 to 80 per gal
Ion; Tanners. 100 10 5000 per Dbl.
I.cather.-Good Sole. Ia to Is; cents per h.; Dam
aged Sole 10 to e cents per 10.
Po'rder-B Blasting 90 to i.25 per keg; Rifle, IS.
so Ito 600 Der key
Uooi WOOD. 26i to 80 cents per b.; Wool Rolls.
none in market,
Coal and Uood-l'iiuminons. % cents per bushcl
Anthracite, SS,OO PER tom Oak aud mixed Wood 81
per cord; Hickory A. 80 per card
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-10

NEM COUNTY RAIL-

The company assembled al an early hour on Friday
evening, the 2lst OF February, Ck.er ll oh. coun
~ seat ot APPonaiiox ITO pariake ola Ball furnished by
Meses Rane \ hornd. signal hpinp given by the
dulcet tones OF the violin the as,fy hands Of Charles
Johnson. accompanied by the inimtahe touch Of Blind
though somewhat disappointed in nunhcr never beure
witnessed greater display OF beauty grace and elc-
gance.
Alter enjoying the pleasures of ihe dance Gas huur
Tor iew mnoles. but actual reference the line euu
WINGED me II had been two hours Ne were requested
10 repair 10 an adJonIng room u rarahe of refresh
mens. The company flied oil and KEPT tine To the tune
oil W ashngions March, performed in such grand and
malchless style, that We transported back 10 the
days oil our colonial blndagr, when melancholy reinned
and tears bedn'ed thuse gems, radiant with smiles.
The restne was however quickly dsrelrd by the sight
oi the supper table, richly lsdrn with all the decacles
that expense could procure arranged in that lovely
aud tasteful manner characteristic Of the accomplished
hssfe An attempt at description would be bot vanity
Alter having done ample justice 10 The uxures Ut the
board, The company, Some seventy eighty in number
again assembled IN The Bail rom and continued the
dance until very late hour. with only an occasional in
terrup,lon by the presentation Of sparkling clampaigne
that delicious beverage raibe and 50 exherating
There was nothing dat could possibly mar the enov-
ment OF single individual present, any thing ant
ing on the parl OF the generous propetors, make
them comfortable and happy. They seemed 10 au,lci-
pete the wishes ut all, aud readily supply them.
general desire 10 each other happy seemed pervade
delight bcamed from every counteranre and the hole
passed oil without The least nracun upon the laws of
courtesy or Etiquette.
The "hy source at regret was, that the members Of
The Legislature could not be with u.s. only one having
reached there IN tine To participate III the enjoyment.
ASt BSCRlBER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-10
OBITUARY..

Died 90 die 23d dag Of February az her late resi-
dence in Ptsylvanis county. Mrs. BgrHEsi. Pass,LL
eunsou IT David Paan' decd ia the G5rb gear Of her
age This alciing dispensatinn Of an all wise Prov.
denee has produced uaavsiling sorrow among her na
merous relations and acQuaiaaaces. who lament ire
parable breach made ia their number. They have how
e7er the ans,eaksbIe satisfaction Of knowing that the
deceased departed ia the fl! irumps of the Chrisans
faith. She having been fer many years, active and
consistent member nf he Methodist Episcopal Church.
Noted fo her ltberay, benevolence and Christian char
i:y the st,eodaos Of her and generous heart
her euoey need he paid her. than IN add that the good
shs has done will live after her. and "though dead she
yet speaketh1' To see her to know her, and 10
know her TO love her.
% Richmond Wing will please cory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-10
Temperance Meeting at Campbell court house.

Al a meeting Of portion Of the citizens Of Campbell
r'say. convened in The Court House, Saturday even
ing i've LIST Of March, 1916, for the purpose Of orean
z'ng Total Abstinence Society," Mr.. Wm. G. Bur
ton ~aseaiisd Ia The Chair, and DR.. JAS H. Rucker
aarp"iussd Secretary The following Preamble and
constitution were submitted and unanimously received :
Preamble.
The benefits conferred upu? mankind by the move
menis heretofore made in relation 10 a cause Of ToIa
abstinence" have fully impressed The :nseves upon
NO. VINO VIII undersgn names, that we have resol
es !" form Sace,y fof the parpose Of disseminating
those principles as far as .is limits Of our influence ex
" u Is IDLY for to d.ate here upon tie blessings
- N"lefaGce. aud tie many eyils Of iGiempetance
SeeRborhDGd. every city. and esssy country. ac-
.o.c'"e 10 It's varioua shades Of smpesaaee. afwd.s
"ola' 10 which We eau paGi in confirmation OF th,s
yea. i't that. in ptoronia temperance ID the
r.4oas aI9aors progresses. does iis prosperity.
A., ",n .hs object D view, we have formed compact.
'"' a'optea NE foiowiss
Constitution.
r nn'c's This Sociey shall be called The "Peope's
'",a' Aos"nescc Soe;e,y."
he officers Of Ibis Society shall consist Of Pre-
s'aent t~o yce Presidents, SECRETARY and Treasurer, to
w ch0erH snaasily
- he regular meetings of THE Sueety shall be held
1'''{ 90 Inc s'~r'b day Of July in each year.
NV eefsoo may became a member Of this Society
subscribing to the Cons,iiution.
xnny member can Withdraw from the Society by
or verbaliy w." ~ '"' '''''' '" "s
ne espenses of this Society shall be defsyed BY
con'rioutipns from the neH,be-s.
IN, ,..,' Consultation may be altered amanded st
Of ,hs called meeting By vote Of the maturity
bE. ne ny L.o,rs are omitted
read 40 so'ne preamble and Constitution having bean
ce.d.S unanimously received, the Soce,y then pro-
yos,u. src' Their annual officers; Whereupon DR..
''e"'"an VAS rsc.ed President, M james c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-10
VIRGINIA:
March 10

VIRGINIA.:
+ Rules held in the clerks Office Of the circuit surc-
IN court of law and chancery holden in and for the
county OF Campbell, til. Sd day of March, lSi5.
Thomas Oliver Plaintiff,
against
Daniel f. Davis, John Davi. and Nancy Davis, Dcfs.
In CHANCERv.
The Defendant, Daniel Davis, rot having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the act Of As
sembly and the Rules of this Court, and 1t Appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabtant OF this
commonwealth II is ordered that said defendant appear at
here the first day Of the May Of this Court and
lie forthwith inserted In newspaper printed IN the ton
Of Jynchburg for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at
the front door ofthr courthouse Of this county
dav. Corr- Tcs,e,
JTO. u. AIEyiSnrn, elk.
pa!ch 10 wrI,