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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

:. ", DUES ITS TUT WdyHc NIa.I IWJkS ma
Press has an excellent chapter the boys OF that
town. Of which tho annexed paragraph may not be al
together napplicabe to boys and parents In most other
towns - does appear as though oil parental restraint
and authority were removed from the youth OF the present
day Ave six years age they were permitted 10
at loose ends from that time on. Il is no uncommon
thing in our streets TO hear boys ON eight TO sixteen
years OF cursing and swearing oaths mprec atoms
that would choke pirate We know plenty of such boys
and yet thia community Ia raising noneyand some Of
these very boys parents contribute the fundo send
the other side OF the globe, to convert the heathen
Benevolent indeed Better to begin at our own FIRE.
sides.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

Expenses four and half months to May
l5'h, 1874. by the late Common Council,
S6ls 6a3 90; the average expenditure per
month, 10. ................
Expenses seven and half months to De-
cember 3'st, 1914. by the present Com
mon Council, SsO7, l0s Sc; the average
expenditure per month, ia. ........
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

dtes,a viii Thai >pnl and fleet ahte, Wcfr wont
had II eru ptls-hls to move sths illusif1us dad.
One al the address, deserves pafeuias fetce- bat
Il qurgce. rs =. A. T. hssc ufirn ifntd sl'rcl>
- At emenrtnrnls aud "a uhrf eeeafions, ut never
lizard lie hnilrf delivered from Ynnih, than This.
TIE IRISH dialogue and duel Whieh hdpnrd. was we'll
rerf1med. and produced hesrly laughter ard applause
LASTLY Tho teacher Of tlie sehpi. Mf. Lafayette
lahnsun WIN adrsgrd the audenen uf nearly an hour
with efesi frre and FL ener, on the Importance u cd
ntaiin. saf the Evils Vt ignorance. liza address IN
dcrsland, will be published, and therefore vii not nr
thor ads,n IN H.
he cnrain again rose aud the audience were all IN
sted II dim under arbor In the yafd. Alter dinner.
most uf lht benches removed firm the srisi rbm,
@hrn "Old Daniel Tucker hailed md hailed be- oud
AMI lowry Away went The Iight fantastic re ~
l.iTeiiness and animation prevailed "old llan' rune
cut H. id and sWert 3ccofd. ~ het smiling aud graceful
forms responded with suppl, kare 10 his may call
Tic dane, continued il late IN the evening. when all
We're invited IN the house 81 gentleman fap or thre
HUNDRED yards dHant, where odd Dan" med his
sweet thu der, whilst with rface and dignity, ladies
and gentlemen yielded to his gay and fascinating behc,
unul p T. N.
THIS 1aY passed swiftly away. and amused md graft
flied | that Il Viii be marked n NY calendar
bright aud iappy one.
Sreine such devotion 10 lrafnas and sciener BY MY
counlfymen and women, where had mol expected IT,
and hc niefd well united Ia the ngrc,abif. that
feel IN ST strengthened and fortified The hope lhat
his sehu may prosper and that others nay be cstab-
! shed until bcluv ed Old Commonwealth may
IA The are nj every Of her children the btsud Of
frcts pi learning and intelligence.
A TRANSIENT VISITOR
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uassinNs.TON COLLEGE.

J. J. ~ q 4 q y. ] II q I " Il a..
EHfNRh ri FFNER. -. d. President and Pro
IL lessif ii Ethics sud Rheialie.
Re-, Pluto CALuovN, 4. NJ, Professor OF Aialhc-
MATES
Rr,. cro. -. AaNsreoNG, A. NJ, Professor 81
Nalusl Philosophy and Chemistry.
Gro + DanNEr, A. NJ. Professor Of Languages.
err Inns. II. NntIAMsos Of the Va. Military
Institute. fnrinnati Professor Of Military Science.
'Ihe snnnsl session is from September ISL 10 the last
Thursday IN 1unr, with u nine days al CHRIST
MSS I'm 1rtssnrr's fees. required IN advance, are.
far uiinn % dollars room rent dollars, matncuaiIun
Zee dollars and drposite DOLLARS the asi heiug Tor
servants hire fuel for The public rooms, damages &c,
he haaner II any returned at the end ol Tie session
Pfyar harding. from 2 to dollars per month"; The
CONTINGENT ,Nreusos TOR fuel lights bfdding washing.
"a aks sse saiy but may be- estimated al from 80 10
t. dulars pr session. BY strict economy and by boar
- himself tas some have done) student may reduce
the above named expenses 10 about 10 dollars per an
mum
Ffuyislnn is made fof the admission 81 INDECENT stu
deus al eaod character and talents without payment Of
iuilinn fees.
Letters ofou1uiry NAV he addressed 10 The President
attJ GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG,
Ci3k Of The Faculty.
The Board Of Trustees If Washington College will
proceed The 22nd day of February next, 10 appoint
Cincinnati Professor oi Military Science. whose sefvl-
ces .lall be given wholly to the College. Letters al
dressed 10 the Secretary Of the Board IN President
Rullnef will be attended 10.
SAM'L MD. REID. Sec'y.
july 7 Wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

Nr naehemin emgated many years ago to on.
>iara and recently died there leaving rtr ne Of seven
nhlons aud M children. man Who leaves seven mil
iinhs has always plenty ol rrstions crowd of calm
ants In The iafune has arsrn. but the nn, ones lkpy II
sacrrd m establishing their preeuslu are Two Young
girls BY The name OF Ross and Blapcb ba are mnrrs
In the atehoSm Mad'l. Batcnne place Nendanc, Paris,
Thea utrs have hrcn submitted 10 yefIicaiion and
they ave aow awaiting The decision Of the judscs -
VIII they continue with Mad'l Iarenne II three francs
day on will they succeed To eco 0o0i year, "hai
Is thu question: AlUady the marriage brokers have
invaded the sal5sus Of Mad'L r. and re cadeavornn In
'rcai With The future miNionaires Already. under tAe
ne'eA ut buying caps and hats ,lrluoasy destined to
m'itefs and slsets-the handles arc paying them the
most as,dnaus and respectful court
v. J.. Courier des E!lis I-nis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

fEfRirirp NoMAN.-A Nh Woodward IS Wrr
rem county, OHIO, gives the Eaton Register The Gdov.
ing account ii peirftd woman ltoccurred near rb.
aueus
"5naie Oh ,sy VI last month, olr venerable and
much esteemed trend, )uhu C. IRWIN closed has earth
y cafeet N the full hope ola happier immortality On
Tie allWlng day an appropriate funeral discourse was
delivered by Elder w. Clark Ills remains were re-
cruty uttered m the grave yard near West cb,non.
Sone Time previous To hls death ho had expressed de-
sc that The body Of his first wife should he removed Ia
tbs grave yanl Accordingly On the 2lfh al the cit.
l,ns 81 l. banaH and the vicinity undertook 10 remove
the remains ii Mrs Irwin went with others IN search
vi her grave We found iton very high pont If " htc
oak ground near Rock Creek Where thy had formerly
lived. Aud "hen had openrd tho gave down IN
the collin. We ouud II about one-fonrh IN w,'cr and
The plank II tho c. hin rotten however we not
several lltees of bark under H. abnd Il fupohrr and
nm ont f.am The great welah OF the coffin we were
culans u SIC orcues and onr ui,sf asonishurni
thee hy The body IN full SIC Twas covered vrb 4
ihln scnm u tlck dirt which appeared t. be alive W lh
very fiae worms ut yellow conr. bal they soon dis.
apF'aftd elsn exposed TO the air. Nhtn We c,,c IN
eAaHne mora mnntoly We found hat The body had
prifhfd, AID become a smooth While Limestone in nm
PeafaEee 3he head and neck had pellfed and nohinr
remained hul the nakcd bone and The hairs If The head
and some feathers which hSd been IN a talow. Yhr
arms were reinhed at the elhow punt and nohinr
'enaricd n tia uWCr part OF HE arms and hands hu tho
naked bonrs The ect had also perif d. and fell oil
at me ankle lant; and the stone appeared shelly Al
the knee loots the ctss sppeared be s,d stone -
Around e8sh reg where she wore hfr rarfcrs-bcnr Z
very ntshy weman-thc carriers had made very deer
lmnteSsun. and Tins impression Was plainly visible ON
We sene, eNct p seme 465Ie where itRnpeated solid
HE thickness Il the stone was about hut Of cuma,.,
Spanish sole leather"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

NlHilNlA AT rules hold in TIE CLERK oo;c. n,
cunt superior court 81 law and chanceiy 10, ,l cir
oil Franklin, the day OF Nav. 1915: "' count,
benjamin emon, On behalf of him ,rlf nd other
o. jeremiah Ferguson de- who 4hall com. in and ,l
liei by and contribute 10 The expense of this suit ~
Plaintiff
against
SANFORD Scott and Sarah his Wife, the said SanG,a;
OWN right, and MS executor of Ier nisb Ecrous,n ns
Stephen Ahers and Rachael his vie jeremiah rtoa d,
Wiley Ferguson, Charles Fergus IN. Samuel r,sh
armlsleah Young and Margaret lis WIFE Narv su'"h
ana Pleasant Thomas and Frances his wife, Deen5,.
In CuANcERy.
The defendant, Jeremiah Ferguson, not lay,o.,
his appearance and given security according o '''i'd
assembly and the rules ofs court, aud apDcnri '
isiictory evidence that he is nat nhll iani nj ~
TN The motion Of the PainiIl, by counsel il il ,, S''
the sud defendant do appear here rules To h, h 's'
adeert's office the first Mon,a, in @ II 'ie
answer the plaintiffs bill. and that copy If ana
afih"h msct'td in some newspaper published !, II %
OF ltnchburg, for two months sueressiycl, aj -. '"h
the fontdoor OF the courthouse OF tins couny on r a.
day A Copsr-Ieste - v" So"t court
June ''' y, y,
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June 2

VIRGINIA = Alta circuit snpefio, court law md ,h
Gerry, continued and held Ion Franklin county At H.
courthouse, the 18th day of Way lal5 = o
Pdrmenns English and Matthew Il. iilcn late ne,.
chants and partners, trading under tie style and firm Of
gus" . A''e" plaintiffs,
against
Luke Ray, Guslavus A. " ngticld ma Samuel Hale
Defendants
In CHANcERY
Tic defendant Luke Raw not having entered his apre,,
ance and given security, according To the Asa,nb
ana the rules OF this court, and appearing by Substance
evidence, that he is not inhabitait Of tbs Stat. ~
motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel is ordered thai the al
defendant do appear here Tie first day of the mex, term
and answer he plaintiffs bill; AMI that copy of This n
be 10 thwith inserted in nevspi per published in H.
town Of lynchburg Tor two months and rol
IN the front door OF the court hause Of this county
Cnpy-5feate
M. G.. CARPER, n. C.
June vo
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New Rron and ssrnss Foundry

fE7HE UNDERSIGNED. having leased the Fonn.
L dry House Off. NJ Warwick. Esq. Immediately
oa the canal, in lyncl5ufg. adjoining the Commission
aud Lumber warehouse Of 4. l. sackctt. takes this
method to inform his friends and the public generally
thereof lie is prepared tn ill orders OF any size or pat
tern with neanessand despale either in Iron or Brass
having empoyeda rstra;e easerboh in Iron aud Brass
Any ordering Castings, wp have not the patterns
can have them made at the foundry on the most ac.
eomasdaiing terms.
In addition To the Foundry and Pattern shop, have
a Machine and Finishing shop, oa the same Premises
where an prepared to make repair any kind Of Ma
chiaory in Iron, Brass or Wood.
The subscriber is agent for the manufacture and sale
Of Bucks Double Cylinder Stationary Cast Iron Smut
Machine. newly patented Machine, which is warrant
Cd any other inuse fer cleaning the worst
kind olsnnuy and dirty wheat. He is now manuiac-
turing Cast Iron Tobacco Fatleners superior article
Pef5onsnierested ARE invited 10 call and examine for
themselves, before purchasing elsewhere.
I5ra5hng Machines on hand fsr sale.-a prime arti.
Gle. p. w. COFFEE
July 10 wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

NIRGINlA:At Rules held in the Clerks Ofi,c If tl
Circuit Superior Court oi Iaw and Chanccry for III,
county OF amherst, ON Monday the ID day June lsi5
Wills H. Flunke', Plaintiff,
against
Reuben Carver, Mary Mundr n;atratrix Of Charles
Mand. decd, and Nelson Crawford, late leria Of AM
hcr7t county, Defendants,
In CHASCERY.
The Defendant Reuben Carver, not b,ving entered bs
appearance aud given security according to thu net of Assem-
hs and tie rules OF this court, and BY sat.iac
~ evidence that he is not nhiiant Of en-
wenh 1t is ordered, that the said Defendant do appear
fore the Judge OF said court the courthouse
first day of August term next, and answer TIE bill The
Plaintiff and that copy Of this be orthw it'll in e,
ed in newspaper printed in tfe vrchbur. tr
two months successfully and posted from, door the
court house of this county,
Copy-Teste,
ROBERT TINSLEY elk
June I6 w2m
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ClrrING SHORT rnE nEnArE-.1a.r

q FilNG SHORT THE DEBATE Jaws.
The ian'tr. VAS one day engaged N pasarng Bohup
- and DUNG the progress OF the sitting, the venera
bic prfa1e began to fcmo1salt with hlm npon the dis
Npaled canse into which he had fallen Jarvis made
~ reply bu dFniaiae his enol frsu he rrhead OF (.
portrait 10 The laser pnst of he aes he said with
SIGHT motion 10 the IeyeFead ssf-'.Itst slid to5'
nostf i''s1op hiy painting opea thai feature, he
changed the sabcet.7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

PROPHET IN TROUBLE--A p,oplrt has
heru arrested and lmprs1noI Quebec tor having Gdc
ud The distinction If la, portion # e cry recently de-
''t9ed by dr. lie 10 probably mare nj 81 "ncruaa-
y than prophet. aIlhuugh he CLAIMS IL lie the latter
lie VIII be lfed as an accessalY 10 the tmnirg Of the
GUY aud many curious questions III afI.e IN lie trial
as 10 The aii' a. pfoubccy, and whether possible for
any mao la rossess il al The present tine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

II az ~ sac.
HN'l be sold. on Thursday the ih Jay of Au-
W pusi next il fair, II The lair day lhereat
ter. Sundays excepted. the
T II n @ r OF T. a n d
IN Whel. the late Col. VIM. A. W he deed resided
the premises, in the couny of Bedford, adjoining the
lands Of Martin T. Burks, Micajah Davis and Others
about y ms west from Lynchbnrg. This Tract of
Land Is in fine state for improvement, and is regarded
as valuable farm, conlaing about
600 .SCRES.
Ase undivided interests in tract adj
Julnng the same at the same place; aud one third entire
u mountain uact few miles off, containing some
Il OR 500 ACRES, at The same place.
The sale viii be made under decree Of the superior
court Of Bedford the provisions Of which will be made
knoWn the day Of sale, but may be regarded very
liberal for lie purchaser. Pesons wishing 10 purchase
and not acquainted, get Mr.. NJ. j. Betks and Nh
>. Iubson 10 shew them the lands, sc. The sale to
take place at / o'clock. A. NJ.
SAN. POlNDENTER, in. c..
HARDWOOD MAJOR, Oo'"'''''o'''''
July Ii wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

NltilN3:.h rules Id in the clerks Office % the
cuIl superior court of law nd hancery for Bedford
county, the ID day of June, 1916
Bo"ker Preston, plaintiff,
against
Louisa ilobson, Richard S. Davis Jordan "A Davis, Mac
gafe Eliza Davis, Edward w Clark, James lendck and
Elizabeth his wife, 1homa Evans and nm lia wife,
" lillian Joplng and. Mary l.. bis wife, " Iiiam Sr,
samuel Griffin. John II. t'rlin Gnstavus.4 me field md
Charlotte his wife Inn e. Griffin widow Of iliam emf
I'm deed, Mathew Il. Nowin and Elizabeth his wife John T.
laws ana hrSal-, III, e, Peter d. Holland and Doses
his "fte Harvey Mitchell, Smithson 4 Davis Jr Charles
I Scott Charlotte Mitchell, and Caroline Griffin the last
tour infants under the of p years Benjamin obson.
hna haria Hobson John ". Iobson, Robert NJ ilopson-
Margaret r. HobsQn, 3rabca Iol-on " am lobson tho
last SIX infants Gadef II OF age, Sm,lson H. DAYS
iliiam Concias and am Cornelius an infant under
u years OF age, Defendants.
In CHASCERf.
The defendant Smhson II. DAVIS sr not having entered
ms apreaQce and given security according TO the act oil A..
emeiy and the rules of this aaa and rearrg by sa
factory evidence that he nlabant Of this mon
wealth. II Is ordered that he do appear the clerks ofcs
ni me sald circuit superior court of and chancey ~
Bedford e1nntt at rules TO be held her, in, he first Mon
day IN September next andanp.er tie bills of the ntif
ana That tins order be inserted paper published
III the t"W Il lynchhurg for two months iyelv ma
posted at 'ha front door Is the cothou of this ~
some court day Il Copv-Ic este
JOS Wi n, OK,
June 80 WIN
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., tf-IIi .i4N3 iaitt 1 "a
fasliOlAs RAY aad Sally h5 "ile, William Niii,
Jim sui ias. Sda, Henry sua,Foily Hoadgaai
aud Lewis sill, flai"""''
against
Richard siiT. Jessea sun, Vincent Nelson and Polly
his wiz, aud David SUM- Defendants,
Is CHANeERf.
1his cause came on this day again 10 be heard upon
the papef- 5rmrfy read and argued by COUNSEL On
consideration whereof The dsth adjadgr order and
decree that commissioner of this court 10 addition To
the account heretofore directed 10 be ahen do state and
settle tie administration account Of the defendant Henry
sun 3 administrator Of james sfll decreased not en-
hfaee1 IN the report ul commissioner Wharton fled that
lie sa state anI settle the account Of said Henry Sii
as administrator Of Molly S deceased and als1 ac
count showing The balance due The children AMI heirs
Of SAID james sun deceased ffon said Henry sun, both
IN his character Of commissioner 10 carry into effect the
DEGREES made ia this cause also administrator OF
SAID lanes SUI and Of Molly suLf-And said Commits.
snurr Is directed t. report said accounts TO this court,
with any matler specially stated thought pertinent by
himself. OF required by The parties 10 be 81 stated.
CopY-Iese.
RIO. {. MITCHELL, elk.
TIE parties interested will take notice that have ap-
paned tie st day Of August nexi Ia take the accounts
directed by the foregoing decree when the parties il \
attend my office IN the town Of Liberty prepared lOf
settlement. JOS. WILSON.
Commissioner.
Junr5O wiz
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YiRGIN AIT rules held in tho clerks Office 81 the cir.
cult superior of law and cerv, the count,
Of Amherst on Monday the I'd day June, lSl5
Willi2m Moore, Plaintiff
against
Thomas y Eubank late Sheriff Of Amherst COUNTY m
such administrator with the will annexed of Bartlett
Cash deed. William armistead Richard S. Ellis T.,
DfRomonds William NJ Waller ald Corneliss Sale,
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant william armsead, la wing entered hi.
appearance and given etctrty according the Of
81 and The rules OF this court, and appear hy .aae-
tory evidence, that he is inha liant II this common.
wealth. Iii ordered that the sail defendant do appear
before the Judge OF said house on he 1t
day oi August term next and The hill If II Plaintiff
and that copy OF th. order he forthwith ed in some
newspaper published in the of Iym bur for tv-
months snccessivelv, and posted at the front door o tia
court house OF this county,
copy--Tastr,
ROBERT TINSLEy,c
June Is WIN
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toy lnoMts The lIrtalu >ibtes hal Gov rhon,
a. has iItd hi IN Fr.deuek l.. Gun ira diyotc
lraa Its VII. Sa'ah4C E. Ihouas. aud giving ,
egafar The ieasans m nh'rh tie rplef'rap y i4erd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

great m,kao,ra (ssys The ST baas Reyelllf) IN IA
exchange paper relates in very touching setse The OPP
rs,s h,r Of Two early friends; the le tale has great
moral -
One took parcr, and his life
Was happier than king
Iii, children all could read and WITT,
And talk Of men AMI thing.
Thr o,he, took no paper, and
While stroll ng through tie wool
tree fell down rpou his crena,
Aud killed him as il should
'iad he been reading Of the new
Al home like ncisthnr Jim,
I'll bet a cent that atrideii
Would moi have happened I'm
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ADMINISTRATORS. NOTICE.

4 IL pereius having claims against the estate Of
\ Jehn GIls deed, are rqafsted To present them
a, sun as convenient, properly Authenticated Ia the sub
sefiher. that provision may Ie made fr the payment
thereof and those indebted said estate will please
male payment 10 him. JOHN T. HAWKINS.
.lda'r ef john ellis. dec'd
June 80 w4w
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.S'O Esg.FsFssYf.
q ILL n AA II

-, III ~ - - U u 4
ElNoR r'moVlns spots from Cloths Cas,imercs Lin
to, Nnsh. Calico Ginghams. Sc SC. q have
ited II on cloth aud find ii answer first raie for
sale by u. W. MOORE
,...."-c o,r S,sn,ss ID 'iaH-R dc
VIII sell "ar stock Of Goods veiy reduced prices
naBy ei hen
At NM BE,.O y C0ay
Il Sc IN wlnt at GaDdS, would do we'll Ia give uss
. as VI afc d,iefniucd IN stll
eh a. n
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Valuable land for sale,
.5y.FsGTED.J'.


HENlE SUBSCRIBER will offer for sale at auction.
4 10 The highest bidder the premises, the 23d
day otJuIy next,
TRACT OF LAND,
lying IN both sides Of Gypsum Creek, and on The
Turnpike road leading from I.ynchburg to Campbell
Confl liouso-s& miles from each Place The tract con
idus about
800 .EGRES,
one hall in woods aud fine ToGacco LAND yet 10
clear fbls land is well adapted 10 the growth Of Grass,
CoR. Wheat and Oats; lies we'll aud there a coasdo-
table PARTON Of
fE.sT CREEK EsOYTO.W
more particular description 10 deemed unnecessary,
these wishing 10 buy will view Ter themselves The
Land will he shown by the suhscfber residing near by
Winston H. Ferry or WIN. Il. Terry. living on it, The
owner, Mr.. George NJ. Muuell wishes to sell, and the
terms will be made known ON the day Of sale.
A. l.. WILLIE, Auo. for
George n. .NayreH.
June 10. t23Jy
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Una VI eifent safefi II court o La, a,3
ny continued aud held for franklin coupt, , 'li.
s''f i'nlsr. the ioth day oil Ma. tst5 '''s nj tie
I'm II, ,9"re and .'fezlam Choice lat, er .h.,
Choice, - VI =, ~ II. y &
a,...;.s, f'4inf,.
john . W. Haynes aud Ashford Keen, d fep5,n..
liz CnANcEgY.
nc dfien l'nts loln o. W. lily ,eS not haynr nut.
w ap1'f"'cS ana giNea security, according to the &
atisteory evidence that he il n II an inhab,,' ~
cnmno 1wcllthit is o1ered that tie .aJ defnd THIS
penr ere On thc'rst DIV oftle term an DO az
plain iiis BILL ani that copy oil this order be- f thu
ieseflel N some newspaper, pnbishe in the town of
eng Tor NV" moaths sueeessse AID postel ar The neh-
door OF the court house, oil this col nv " "s Iron.
copy-Te-tc.
June o ~ - I.
WIN
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.s'ea0 Tia, Sss2I sl0aa ttlsd C0DDpr
tSVAesLHSEaWEN

rs = rs IL q \ "a "a 81 " 4.
tseilE partnership heretofore existing between the
a undersigned aud Mr. Nm. MarrpI having been
dissolved the ls day of May he has takes the house
Immediately opposite Messrs. Adams & " ilkiase0' 5
Store and few duo5s below. the Market House where
he intends carry the above business in all It's var-
ous BRANCHES lie would return als most sincere thanks
10 .he customers Of the late firm If Nurre s Smith for
The very liberal patronage he then enjoyed and he would
say Ii hem well as the public generally that he is
now prepared with all the necessary materials aud first
rale WerkRen and pledges himself have all work en-
trusted 10 blm eNecGted IN the expeditions manner
lie viii keep constantly on hand all kinds OF TIN
WARE. He Will attend 10 the
Covering anh Gu,tcring oG houses,
town orcounry at the shortest notice and upon the
most approved plans; and that the public NAV be assured
OF his competency to execute such work in the best style
he would refer them to the three Granite and other bull
diogs Main Street. which were rooted during the last
u months by the hands in his employment and under
his exclusive superntendence.
901dcco E99tsels.is; Sheets.
Particular attention will he paid to the selection of
suitable materials and cutting any size tci eract
Htceig the above sheets.
lie would invite the attention Of Wholesale Beni,rx
a. we'll as the public generay as he is determipe,t
execute his work in such manner and upon such Terms
As viii make it to the IN fEREsl of ali TO Give him
cal. Al work warranted. Old Copper and Pewter
taken IN exchange for work.
JAMES b. SMITH
May II wis