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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-25
FROM TIE CHEROKEE , oIAIRi.


Tie Van Buren (ifkansas) Iolelligeneer Of the 22d
ui,ina meatious several which Tvs have bren
DESTROYED by The nstional plce OF The lhenke'H, j.
seph Swimmer aud Soaiu, Chrer1kces ol tiie treaty
party killed on the 2Ulb by patty ii biieen nth.
the first was shot five limes aud The laet stabbed twice
through the hear and the ngl el fuday, iht ith,
Tom Matte. a thrtpkec. was Killed III harhafans
mansef a5nni Twelve mlrs north u Nan Buren, IN The
CHEROKEE ian. The lnieiccnref adds, that great
excitement EXISTS III The nattn ~ consequence oi hesr
acs Of ssirorHy. aud ii luvhcs ibe lnrrrosilipo oi
the State of a United ssaes stop these rr,cred
ings.
Ola the other ano, the therNkee Advocate Of the 90
nuo avuNs thai thcse pfoaredIngs have nptheg 10 d.
with pies but ATE the ebailions ni p1nltr leelteg
irraled by long ut oulpges. aud nadjenrd by
The preparation u ui deep cuully and that pa
per counses the pursuit and arrest 81 the outlaws five
six nu,Db,r. who have dune uuch mischief, and
caused the recent .nofnhilrs. Tie Adyrats says:
''MuJtr Bonneville, Of The l.. ;, Army, arrived At
Evansville time last wetk. having been dispatched
from Fou Smith. by Gen Afbucke. 10 lhgllre nlv the
state Of affairs ~ that section Col. Mcklssck, InlteJ
States Agesi lor tie Chervkees, aad Canaan Boone,
sith from hry 10 hry dfaguons, alsV ~ The same
place, or IN The vicinity. tapl. Boone Was ordered
from Fort & bison iur the purpose al preventing any fur
iher efTusion al blood and afford pfo'eel,ou any
person that might desire H. We glad ol their kca
iiop The line, under The clnnand OF Capt. BuUne
prodrn, aud reudemanly oicef as lhey viii prevent
any unnecessary uficioasntss ifun Leyonl thai might
otherwise
Bat in the absence II the troops the citizens
al Arkansas have nothing whatever to lear foln The
Chefohtes IA then slclhy rs hry would under eli.
cunslauees ptlotn any act to disturb the relations ol
peace aRd friendship 81 happily rxlsnng.
within tn0o ihUotcs ol Eyansyillc these aft
from iuuy s,ly Chefukees, soue of whuln II IS SAID,
We're concerned IA killing Jlues Sur aud Rider, and
~ho have heen ~ pursuit oi Ium Starr and three OF
four Of hs associates I he company : lonu nothing
"A delegation OF uuf aNef. sent up Yesterday
from this place 10 inqnfe into The eundolu Of uings
and Ia prevail ata i'e e'ifaty 10 dHpesr ah1 return
10 Their duly as good orderly etzens. This we hulm
md believe they Will duo
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MY ehum aud myself were particularly given 10 the
use oi The fragrant liayana-aud too Vas The enae
"ho oiacked our boots, We bad occasion u suspect
lI"m III" nnmb,r oi cigars which daily DISAPPEARED
mn1h willing 10 contribute To the err AZURE ro,,tls nj
Aan'b1 We iuuud this rather ,xp,nsverAtrs allow,
ance. had noltek'nP place ipJ The cigar b. IN the
ID % ST. that something done 10 cure Ben of s
plihriag prapensues R'ptvoi wlhnnt punishment
would be useless; and alter proposing various plars INV
ronpa hUns seem 10 catch dta Went uut and felurn,
with SOME oil Dnpont's best Sevetal eiuais we're cara
iuliy unroed Nell seasoned wnl The powder As
carefully RULED mp again aud left On The tai, Ia M.
evening Ben made his appearance 10 cl,se The oils
and as be caught sight of The cigars was overheard Ia
excsim:
Ah, dais dc fine fell, rs for dis child-come into dis
pocket my honIes-Ben aud Dick hayeu'l got no moufs
lo' you spse Oh %"
Dick was his fellow servant Behold ,ben stn,
IN HE kiiehn at night, with gftai c,nlnsue aud Sal,
isacon o, fiing away al iwp principles Which had ac
ridenally been left aniungs HE pow l,Ted ,rluw lack
r's. while they entertain each other With the exploits OF
2'A~'s and other interesting persona..s
-spo %" you surely SIZE de ghost, Ben 7''-(Puff-
puff
"M all ~ light another cigar."-Pur- puff
Yes. ngger. did 81 SEE t''
''ttha did it LOOK like III Pufi-prff)
III MAS big as a--a' (w'hz III z-baup, i
Den pitched oil iIom The suo on 10 the hearth lay
n's'rn, ar "a perfectly sll and gradually tecyein,
from his fright drew himself up. lopked fsl a, himself
ana men at Dick, and case vent 10 his feelings in ihr
lnifnpamg, @I.a4e e4A
Ni,ai The debit DAT % y
ne MAS answered by expulsion in Dicks month
"'A' 'p'eaifi"a !" Lhw esery tooi eut Of his head
sfeopon the tao i.k 10 their heels and oax, a,y .r
'at6i"n mutton .allpy on ri,sjr 81, W neyer ~.
- f,'sioli Star.
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Splendid Triresx for Es0,,yets.

Sptenasd Srtreix for EeO,.,,efs.
lCARDS, RYAN & Co., haveu few pieces of
IL newest STYLE coorcd
9il,k |ElVETS for BoNNETS, which rill h,
sou ~ per cent to'cer than the usual price. for such
rh"s ice Maa sea them 'cttom regard 10. first Cost
"'se VINO wish handsome bunnei, now have an on
po''u"'y to get one at about half price
Also,
a lew 1ehnlne MARABEAU PLUME.S. not conmoo
oSr,ch Bird Of Paradise Parrot fealhes-wh,ch we
are determined 10 SELL having had them on hand ID
months but fortunately have "just come il fasL;onu
h"A' .A'h' REGARDS RYAN & Co.
Ma next door to WmT. Young
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IfAIRAlnIllNARA

We are iaf.rncd hat j child VAS born laisiy IN ihis
county, which has toes and fee fingers ~ each foot
AID aod.lhr Toe. and fingers are sad 10 be regul,rl,
formed aud luak just natural a. hnse upIn the CON
nun hand aud loul all except theiI nnnfbrf
LrWisbWg Ia Chronicle
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.MR. DRooMGooLE,s lNrRlGI'.

"MR. DRO0MG0OLE'S lNTRlGuES
VIZ are made aequalned, IN The Naffenion Flag
with par, ol tae machinery used 10 operate upon The
parry caucusses IN Rehnond. aud o political lnfpue
IN which .Jr. DrungoOle WAS recently engaged lhe
Flag consraiulsles se upon the election u, Mr. Smith
10 Governor, aud then says
'Oui pleasure at his election IL only ,qnaed by our
modification and regret at his defeat 10 the Senatorial .
lection which was carried by successful Intrigue W.
~ charged II at the tune, aud our miofmson on the
sibleci rcudeis II certain. George L. Droomgooe who
~ trying 10 make himself Conspicuous Was the master
spun 40 the wre-working movement, and Tue small
squad, which he controlled that oeeasnn we're heel
ed to the night and eli, To defeat Mr. SMITHS election
as Sovefnot, but 10 na purpose, Ii Nh Dnamsoole
could reasonably have hsplrtd 10 Sensational h0nors We
could excuse his conduct ~ aserhag /, tu ambition. Bun
hn had no prelenlions 10 rlch an appointment. Ca
reaching Washington hs iuIl o the hopes Which
Promised 10 cunsoaDae his intrigue that he annuun>
ced, IN public hoe the election udau Penn, hacker
as rertaln lie SAID he had fixed The mattel be,aus.
DIR. Smith MAS touched with Cabounlsm We have
no iansnageio express indignant establishment al
snch conduct pfuceedag FINN sucba motive: and,
WE predict 1t VIII recu with tremendous elee, upin
lia'. The sub ile Magician may rest assured Cal
hoansm Is nnch more Predominant than to ever su,>
peeled aud he, who attempts The torrent OF pop
nar viii VA the suhrct is luso
Mr. Drom.uole ,chy did you INTRIGUE against Mr.
ennh "oeni!r Shepherd tell US trbt 20
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319rtieal.
IA. MEMORY or 1uE pasT.

nv GEORGE P, NORRIS.
4 Dae balaf, summei night, Mary.
Just as the rissn a,oen, -
Had eas, aside lea apset vii.
We left tbs sA, salosa
AMI, IN gs.en sralss,efsd SPOT,
Beneath ,ircoringtree,
Tesa words were breathe /, b. ION fsrgat.
That still are dear 70 me, My.
That still are disr TO me.
Oh We wer, harry tter'. Many
Time linsrrd GA hi. nay,
To crowd ilfe,ime ~ a nigh.
hole ast> IA da,
II sar aud sun would sst and lie
Thus in ail,r seats,
Ths world would be paradise,
And not vale ofieat', Mary.
AID not a vale olte.fs.
live but IN Tie rasi, Mafy
The giorien. da.s Of old
Nhenll1e was hsstdrd IN heait,
A. misers boa I'd their gold.
And oflsn. fko abfilsl tram,
IL music soft and low,
Tie b,-soue m - cat. cro.s IN, hra'n,
IL all thci, summer glow, AlarA,
~ all Tn II summer GLOW
These yisions form and fade, Mary,
As age comes stealing en
10 srina Oh. ight and leave the shade
o. days Tot ever goue
The poet. brow may Nveat al lat
The RAYS that round It n
But love haa rose hnd- ol the past
Far doarsr tn a than all, Mar,
kaf lenrrr ihAn ihrln all
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Nov. -
VIitGlNl

VIitGINIAs
Ira curt l>d Tor Bedford county, at the eour,Lo.
n the 27ih day OF October. 1SlJ:
Austin ssArkey and Tabitha hi. wife, formetly T.L;
Spradl4 Greer Dillon aud Lucy Ills wife iormerly ~
Sns,s,ng, homss Craw ford and lydia his Wife form,
iN Ia Spradng, william Banks and Jimmy is vii. +,
.erly jimmy Sprading, and Fleming Brown Lucy B,.,l
infant children OF Bird brown and Polly his decea,e.
Plaintiff,
against
Pleasant Sprading, Wright Spradng and Edw ard Syn,
inx,1t, Defendants
liz CuANcERY.
The DEFENDANTS not having entered ihvir arpea,pre,
this cause and given security according the Act .. Al
semby and the rules OF this COURT and il appearpp ia III
satisfaction Of the court that the, inha ba, Of
common wealth: on the notion 81 the plaintiff, by Comm
II is ordered, that the said defendants anne her,
the fourth Monda, in January next, and answer In, NJ
OF the plaintiffs; and that copy OF th. order be forth,
published IN some newspaper published in the OF
burg Tor two months snccessivcly, and posted at III.
dooi OF the court house OF This unity.
y Copy-Ieste,
JNO. X. STEPrOE
November WIN
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~ EGleGEs~ FOR SALE.

f virtue of decree ui the circuit superior cauu Of
law and chancerv, Tor Amherst county, pronounced
the 9Th day Of September. 1873, IN suit, wherein
The President Directors and company of The Literary
Fund of Virginia and others are plaintiffs, aid John f..
Sampson, surviving administrator of John 2. Sampson
decd. and Others delendanls the undersigned,
Commissioners, will on the 9Th day Of January next /,
Chat being AbenarIe court day) ii fair, il not the next
lair day. in the town Of Charlottesville in front Of the
court house, sell 10 the ha hest bidder
81 NEGROES,
COZ Sisling Of men women aud children.
Terms Of sale-0n credit of ninety DAYS. Thu
purchaser purchasers, giving their satisfactorily
tnorsed negotiable and payable at the office of discount
and deposit Of the Farmers Bank of Virgins at Char.
otiesvlile. GEORGE CARR. { Co,,,,.
JOHN THOMPSON ,Ir,}
Nov. l3 t5j
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Factory Hands.

gVrF wish to hire h,r the next year, Il or l. Mf.'N
w and BOYS 'lhuse having such would do Wi
10 1--WE Ms call before hiring.
NJ LANGlIORNE & SONS.
Dee. tuJ
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Nov. 10
VIRGINIA. Sc.

\ court OF quarterly session continued and b,, r,
county .i Campbell. at the court.bon., ,b.,.s,
~ the lith day Of N.,embsr, Isls: '"''''' I
AL Lucy Clark, Pl.;.tG
1gaIaH
lowing o'sfk IN his Own right. and a. srrcuo, of n
ing 'iAfk Sr.deeds aud trustee Of Elizabeth a 49,;
r'1sant ins'on and Elizabeth hisrif ,Balda McD.n,
adnr OF Henry Clark, deceased and william NJ
admir-. ol Sarah Msssir ,dec,as-d, . D,Gna.n,.
liz CHANcERr.
lie defendants PleArant W in.tun nd Elizabeth III.
not having entered their nd civ an ,,rn,i,
cording to the act ri Assembly and the rules Of ti, eour,
appearing by satisfactory violence they ar, no, mi
Itant pi tins commonwealth; it is order ed that III, said N
PENDANTS do appear here the first day of the he At Jan
term OF this court aud the bill Of the plr ntii.
that copy oi this order be iorhw it'll inserted some nc y,
per printed IN the td~n Of Lynehburg for month, M
crssvey and posted the font door Of the couhou
this county On some court day
Copy re'ie
GEO. WIN DABNEY c
Nov. Is VIM
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A r.io, holden NJ tbs Clsrk's oncs OF H., ri,,.;
- ferior Cour, OF Law and Chanserr. far IN, ,,
her, 1915: "''' !" Mud
Edmund W aller,
against
Isaac Bean, Elizabeth King, Thomas B,s,.,, wm
pandrdgc and Joseph Smith, D,f.'o, y lils
IN CHAsCERY.
The defendants, Isaac Bean and William D,n,,ia.
having entered th'ir appearance and gwen secutit, .
hs 10 the Act oil Assembly and the rules of hi, g.
appearing by atl.iaetory evidence, that thry A.,
habitants Of this Commonw ealih On N. -. .ie ho
plaintiff by e nhsrl 1t l. ordered that the ,aid dr
.Ppear ON The first Monday in February next. and
published in the Lynchburg Vireini.n ar y. 'oh"
ar ,. and posted at the front door Of the co h.
VI ms count on somr court dsy. ~ i now
copy-re.s,
No, =, SAMUEL. G STAPLES Cp
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JEHU WILLIAMS,
SURNINING partner of Williams & Victor. in or.
- der 10 close the business OF the concern a, speesy
as possible, offers for sale a large and well assorted
Stock or .JetCeiry,
Gold aud Silver Lever Watches Silver Ware Military
Goods, Britannia Ware, Plated Casters and Gambia
sticks, ani great variety of articles too tedious to
ennmerate, at rery reduced prices for cash. or short
credit Ia punctua customers.
NY ,tiends and The community generally, are invited
To call before purchasing as am determined to .lses
without delay and will offer perhaps greater nducement
to purchasers than have before been IN This
market.
Those indebted 10 the concern will please call and
settle Their accounts as speedily possible
er Clocks Watches and all kinds Of Repairing ex-
ecnled pnnctually and at moderate prices
Nov. IL "a
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GEN lRnAlIIlnll 4

This distinguished clzu seems. has been caue ht
'nfIguWg-a naughty offence, tot this age aud genera,
on, and especially dlreeeJ against oue Vi he DE,
n.cfary, aud thai Que Coz. Smith
We guo,e from The Alexandra Gazette.
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unprecedented .fssrUrfi0n.
CIfE.ifER 1U.lA' EpER.
J a TT ES DIIy WIN nrr

n III S d. ~ VII DIE,
@ Dealer m tiochs n nirhfs, ,Jelreirg
U.s. aud Fancy Goods.
~ M \ Main street, 1,ncbburr, VIZ.
~ lsnow 10 full receipt VI the largest
Il and handsomesi selection II JewriY
" 81 he haseycr had the plrasnfe Of ufcr-
~ ~ Ing to his friends aud the public; aud
feeling assured ihat he has IN all IN,
Stances used his utmost cndtayof 10 please those who
tase been 81 kind Ia favor him with a call he sui
heprs that by street attention u business aud delrr
minapn TO SELL LOW. he may continue 10 merit
poIion ol lhe patronage. potlin of his asoftu
consists u tue following articles 10 W.T. Gold aud Silver
lever Apchur and Vertical Watches, Fob and Guard
Chains; Breast Pms. and handsome article
Finger Rings, Bracelets. Ear-Rngs; Gold aud SILVER
Penclls, Gold and Silver Speciaclrs &c, Sc.
n. B-AH work done with aea turss and dcsps cl
Old Gold aud Silver taken Ia exchange for new work
J. d.
Doe. ~ ifoiats
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FOR RENT.

dr. TIE brick ,eHeneni. situated on Diamond
ITstm;I Ill., and recently occupied by the late John
ES..A Victor The location OF this house is very con
vsnen and the lot has upon good well OF water and
the necessary out-door buildings.
Possession given Immediately, application to
J. {. SIlACkLEfOkD, Adm'r.
DE bouis non d Maria Victor, deed.
Dec Is
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IfrauEsr rraaKEr PRICE.

Iump md Gfonnd Plaster viii sisaysbe kepi Oh "s"''
and s.ilJ low TOT cash H.
VI. I.Aes suIrnIs, who, l learn, - ,a,o''o'
knnW 10 the lannris of lhls Tegun, VIII mn 'o' W
and hnne Ia seclfe that patronage tf1ni tue P"p'''
sdleA The eonseaisnl location oi the rtref asnss-
An. MONTGOMERY.
March J
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" 4, T. Z T. i.

gslINt. taken a l,4.e ul The Mil. IN 'na' l1s''
Z u knarn a. The Ian hufne Mllts iof !" ,' "
,,fs ill ia rrtol.fIy IA lla wheat market, aud pre-
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Fine Green aud Black Teas.
.WaHGSz.g.S'T Y.EEKOES.

.WEHGE.1.VT Y.EfKOK$.
w NJ. & =. O "A X e z,
MO GUILD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lyncl-
W burg. and the public, that they have associated
themselves together and taken the large brick building
immediately opposite john llollins, where they intend
TO carry on the
T.9EL DKI.v'E HESAN'ESJ,
in all its branches. They have now ON hand. and will
constantly keep, beautiful assortment OF CLOTHS,
CAsslMEtt.S. VESllNGS. and in fact every thing
suitable Tor Geullemens wear. which they will make
up order in the most fash enable les handsome fits
and warranted workmanship. They would invite the
attention OF Gentlemen To superior lot Of
q L T II s.
Olive, Olive Brown, Brown, Blue. Wool.Dyed Black
fine French fHllIrd Black, English Black, very
fine atelp with several pieces oI low priced cloths.
(.ISsg.HEKES
Black French CASHMERE,
Fancy do do Bonjphu's made very supeti".
Plaza and Fancy English Cassmeres IA guoud variety.
Also good lot Of American Cassmcres. with grea
variety VI Goods suliate lar Genllemtn's fanlaioons
Vcstings.
We have very superior 10, Of Gentcmen's Vestings
such as
PLAIN and cut VelvsIs,
Plan and figure Sans,
Plain aud h1srd silks.
CashmeIcs Nalenclas SC.
OVEKCO.4TS.
PLAN and gold mixed Beavers frs, rate Article Of cost
~,
Cold mixed 'rweeds Tor Gcntemers busloess Goats.
With varuus other Goods sulia5le for Gentlemens D
c,nis.
We have also fine assarn'eni of Genllenen's KID.
cbenny and other Gloves. Cravsts, Scarfs, Pocket
Il,udkerchirls Wo,4en Drawers Silk Shirts &c..
SC. sc.
In fact Ntuul descending further to particulars, we
have every amy in The Merchant Tailoring line, and
edue osrs,vrs 10 make up handsome fits aud and give
satisfaction 10 all VIII" may he pleased 10 give a call
Ne'cry respectfully invite the Gentlemen OF Lynch
hnrs and The surrounding country 10 call.
WM, s. JOHN Oakley
Nov l3 Is
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U'sM. II. TIL BOT.
n'oNsELtEH' nooKnispER, AND srArIoNER,
MAIN STREET, LYNoHBURo, VA
Vert door 10 ,uessrs. Darts, Calhoun s. Co.'S.
Angusi 3
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CO,HHsSs.O.s'ES'S S.fLE or
81 YES,

IN PURSUANCE Of decree Of the Cpun'y 'o"''
L Of B.delfd ia the Of James iii"hh'S' Sc %
Jesse Hawkins and olhes. will proceed 10 SELL w
Tuesday, The 30il December, at The Dig 's'i"' ~
Bedford,
Eight I6imHbfe Sf"res,
.,,..,i,, ,f Men Women aud Children, they VIII be
.ad IN credit oi - months, Excerpt 81 mpeh as "i'
De necs.sry lppay the cosiso sui snd u
,,c viii he f,,aired In cash. the purchasers giving
bond y i,h approved security ,,,.,u,>, c.,,
Dec - ''o'
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r rue. holden in the clerk. Off. Of the count, c.ur
"A PATTI H. .ttke courthouse thereof, the Is. MONDAY
December, lsA5:
Joseph Roger, Plaintiff,
against
GeorgeI. Penn, Edmund Penn, Peter P-nn, Abr,m sir
pies and Mary hi. WIFE, formerly Mary =. p mr. Rch,h
H. Scales and So hia his wife, formerly Sophia Penn h'm
as j. Penn and Catha his vile, formerly C.tba Penn
Ann VI. Penn, Sarah r. Penn, infant, oi Greens, lille Penn
dec d, ,on f. Penn and iillsm Penn iuiAnt chidnn
Gabriel Penn drc'd who WAS one TIE children OF ul
Grecn.yillc Penn, dee d. and Benz .min Spencer,
Defendant.
In CHANeERr.
The defendants, George l. Penn, Edmund Penn, Rich,d
H. Scales and Sophi, his wife formerly Sophia Penn not
ing the act Of assembly aud the rr, OF this court 'ndd
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they MT i
tAns OF this cath; on The motion oil the plantn
counsel it ordered thai the said defendants do appear %
the fret Mona, in March ard this pnm ~
bill and hnt copy of tins order be iorhw h pulf ~
the Lynclb burg Neinian Tor two months succe''rh' And
posted the door OF the courthu.e of this county
some court day. Cop, -Ie>tc,
SAMUEL. q. STAPLES, re-
Dec IS wis
rrue. hoIden the clerks office Of II circuit 'u,'"
a ut OF law aud chAnc"ry, for tie count, OF PAIN ~
thu courthouse thereof, the lst Monday in Dec "''
ls45 a
Ihoms. NJ. Clark, Plaintiff,
Fowlkcs e. Smith admir- Of Hardin II. Moare, ,p'.
Joseph Smith, Madison ID. Carter, W lliam'on SD an
Drl.ndsI
in CHANcERY.
The defendants. Samuel d. Moore, ilIiamsOn Snrh ~"
Lctha his wife, and John Moore not having entered 'h
pearnnce md security according 10 the act Oh ase
and the RULES this and it appearing by sr'ae
evidence that they habitsni, Of this commen"sn
the motion Of the plaintiff by counsel it ordered; %
the said defendants do appear here the first Mo"
March next. and ansm the plaintiffs amended b, ~
that copy fhis order be iohw it'll published i'll the l
burg Virsinian for two months successfully, and po''e
the Fl door Of the courthouse of this county on sumo c
day. Copy-Ies.c, 80, cr,
Nor 1s WIN
rules holden in the clerks office ofthe county eon
a Patrick vt the courthouse thereof on the first M"ho
December 1885,
Norborne NJ. Taliaierro, fla'nu"
Joseph S. Poinde xtcr and George s. Staples, 'd"
John Puinde xter, Decd Itieno"""'
In CHANCERY
The defendant, Joseph s. Pondexier not having e'
his and Civ security according TO the a'
srrnby and the rules this court, and il appearing o
factory evidence that he is not nhabant Of this co
wealth; the motion the plaintiff by counsel Is
that the said defendant do appear here the first
March next and answer the plaintiffs BILL and TIM" VI,
Of tins order be forthwith published in the l,nch"uh
gnian for months successfully and posted at 'h' "
door Of the courthouse OF this county
Copy-Teste, &c.
hoe IA - - WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-25
In CHANeERY.

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The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-12
Practical EHosplsrT,as.sv.

oMGpArHic Physicians give drugs to cure disease that would produce a sin,iLr disease in healthy person, and teach, that, as the a,tifciai disease increases, being the most powerful subdues the original, and takes the ascendency; which arti. heial disease they pretend can be controlled, but thelr pretences are rdicnled by the regular old hefcu7aitsets while their own practice is even woise-ior the mercurial disease which heg give in exchange, for nearly every disease caaaot be cured winch IS evident from every day observation and their own writings too. Now such Inconsistencies should not be tolerated by an intelligent community No swapping disease, even eurabe ones can be sane
 toned by sound philosophy, when the original yields readily to Botanic treatment. leaving no dregs or eheumbranee behind Those who may feel disposed to prove the truth of what we assert can have peculiar, orpractical demonstration al any tune. by calling on us, next door to the eSniIit of the Age" Little Rock. T. l. HARVEY R p
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