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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-09

\ OTICE-The Annual Township meeting for the
N election of Township Officers. and attending to
the other usual township business for the Township OF
Ypsilanti, will be held the White School House on
the west side of the Huron River. in the village of Yp
SLANT, Monday the seventh day of April next. The
polls will be opened at nine o'clock A. NJ. and close at
four O'Clock P NJ. of that day. At said ee cton there
will be chosen Justice of the peace for said Town
ship in the Place of Abraham Voorhees, whose of
Office will expire on the fourth day of July Also
the question of License" or no s.Lcence" will be
submitted to the electors of said Township. according
to Law. 7. NJ. TOWN.
Township Clerk.
Ypsilanti, March Is, 1916. ne 4w
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-09

6FThe Madsonan is evidently IN trouble, in
relation 10 Texas and annexation. The editor
says that the 'sTexan papers devoted to the inter-
ests of the Texan executive, seem TO hint pretty
boldly that the House resolutions adopted by our
Dgovernment will not be accepted py Texas. If
This should turn out 10 be correct, have no
expectation that ANYTHING can be accomplished by
Mr.. Benion's amendment. unless the commissions
ers appointed shonld be willing to embrace the
terms Of the tyler and Calhoun treaty. We
knew that The terms Of the treaty would be acce-
dcd io-and beyond this. nobody knows anything
of the purposes Of the Government Of Texas. "
Detroit Advertiser.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-09
For Sale.

For Sale.
1.-TWO Eastern made DOUBLE CARDLNG MA
IL CHIMES in perfect order. with Picker. Also
one eight blade Parsons SHEARISG MACHINE, good
as new,-Dye Kettles, Screw, and all other apparatus
necessary for cloth dressing
The properly seen, and the terms of payment
ascertained by calling upon me at Ypsilanti.
T. NJ TOWN,
March IL, 1916. nS Pm.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-09
PHILLIP WHITE,
Fashionable Barber and Hair-Dresser
Congress Street
YPSILANTI.
White Washing.

TENHE Subscriber takes this method of informing
u those who intend White washing their houses this
Spring. that he is p epared whitewash in the best
manner. and from long experience he confidently ex-
poets please all who may favor him with their patron-
age. Orders left at my shop promptly attended to
STEPHEN JACOBS
Ypsilanti, 7Macrh IL, l045. NJ 2w
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-09

cry = waive Il: I'm generous; repeat waive il.
(Rnars of luughler) =, =
lhe hookbinder here sneaked out of court amid
"ucn merr'ment. and the artist, bowing 10 The
commissioner, retired in an envable state of men,
tai sxul,aiion aud rriunph
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-09

asked if he would not return 10 the senate. he said
"No shall return 10 my plantation 10 await
the turn af coming events"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-09

Cause and Etet.-John Low Yesterday
br ought before the recorder, for being high.
John, you were found drunk, says the Record.
er. -.
Troth it's like dhrame to me, tina, tuck
somethin." said John.
you should not drink, John said the recorder,
when it leaves you in such a state as the watch
man found you in last night
"Ohwasn't the liquor at all that done it. yer honor.
said Johu--'lwas the mighty unjniaIe company
/ go, into
Yes said the Recorder. 'and suppose it was
that mighty ungeniceI comhany, as you call it,
snat gave you that black eye.'
o indeed. faixit wasu'i,' said Johnny, putting
his fingers IN to his left eye. which was IN deep
.nourning-'l got that the other day from lookin
at the eclipse of The sun! The do"hor SAYS il mus
he doggerryiyqe SELECTION, but he didn't mean
any personal r, Fiction by sayn' So He calls me
natural phinomenon, and me wife calls me a
naIhural fooll-l'm purity off atween the pan
o'thim. But if yer honor let's me 60 this time. II
give We 1--we 10 blacken both me eyes if I'm here
again.-[N. o. Pic.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-09

foineneSs.-Meu think very iIttle OF the value
ofa bow or smile. yet how small the cost how
great the return. BY few soft words aud pleasant
looks friends have been made. enemies reconsiied
and lasting attachment formed. A smiri It beams
upon the lovers heart ike ray Of sunshine in the
bepths ofthe forest. 4 nod! il has gained more fri
ends than wealth and learning Pot together. A
grasp OF The hand! il is more poten, in cementing
the ties of affrriion than all feeling
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-09
Tender Erposfuiaiion

lien last attempted your pity 10 move,
why seemed you so deaf to nv PRAYERS!
Perhaps You dd right to dissemhle your love,
-. But why did yon-kick me dopn stairs,
se Foreign Relations
s"Wuh The annexation of Texa. our foreign re-.
iations have no right to interfere" Inaugural.
What news said a aQuidnu ,c to Patrick O'Shane
vi our Foreign Relations, and what about Spain?
VI our foreign relations cried Pat. with tear,
Och! they're hanging them up by the dozen my dear.
No donbt of 1.-THE Editors oflhe Courier and
the Picayune. met in mortul combat. according TO
the code OF honor. The Courier's pistol missed
hre. Pics ball carried away the Courier's thumb.
The seconds interfered. aud harmnny was re.
stored. SAID Courier to Pic. Sir, I'm glad my
lock missed lire. Says Pic so am I sir
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-09
THE PIONEER MAG AZiNE OF AMERICA
Godey's Magazine and Lady's Book
FOR IS45
FOR 1916.

The bes. earnest publisher give of what he
and will do year is reference TO what he has
doLe last YER, at TIME for the last fifteen years
Under this view Of The case it would be quite suffi
cent for ordinary purposes Tor TO say that the high
character ofths magazine for Literary and Artificial
merit will be properly sustained Bat are aware
that the rapid 81 dazzling succession of novecswhch
we have brought forward within The last few years
naray excites lively curiosity. and every su5scri-
Der is saying to himself
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WANTED, AT ,si. Office. in
Exchange for The nt;nel WOOD, POTATOES Butter,

BLANKS Of all descriptions for sale at the
ID SENTINEL OFFICE
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-09

TzNHERE can always be found good article of CT
IL gars the Grocery store OF
aug29 u. G.. GOODWILL.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-04-09
WHAT WILL CODY D. NEXT.

1t is merely with view to CRAFTY this curiosity IN
the part OF our friends that we now proceed to ennme
ate of the features of years pla, nro,
Using. however. that the enumeration musr
be partial and incomplete, from one ;nvariable nr,c
tce of sezing upon every and brilliant form ~.
ombellIshmonI, the moment it presents itself as wei
1 tI,o e q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

- think Il, become parties II, remains 10 De seer"
I'm. not, and fom the intrinsic a''''eS "',"''"'
..aoa .prh srp, believe mol H. however "aSSa
should herself OF IN Company VIII" one OF more
...;ol,ne ssles, think proper 10 secede' suppose
NV have no Force Bas enacted 10 restrain her
orbit, inasmueh as the Su'i'h has long az"
- ,rbuesce in the d. crIne That tbs Is one 81
'.....,v,d rights Of The State soveresn'ies! H. On
WV b,h.. Texas should not be annexed, and there
'ne all, probability Of It's eventual l1ss, south
s"''s h.apns TO up ot herself and to unite the
=. p.,neI with the Lone Star. and such oi The
NAV be willing To unite in Southern Conted
o" a.. ,lle will lie likely 10 ensue, therefore.
f''' NAV he the decision Of Congress though
,bidnq faith that the Union will survive this as
nav IT,. sbocks-and tina, whether the assault be
',' oo !, by Southern Chivary or by Northern Fa
"' III he preserved rare and proud destiny
nav" u,nry Clay, If Providence is holding him
VIII G., The amicabe adjustment Of this great ques'
III WV which will satisfy and tranquillize The
"'"' s,,y Of opinion. North and South !
e'.s' ~ y,rk and Maine Legislatures have refused
i"' -, resolutions on The Texas quesiion-'he fol-
.r bv refusing to take up the s"hiec'-'he latter by
NV iias,;,e posiponemcnt. Among the ms violent
q anneXaihn VI iHe WiHt' ""y. '""tN'i, ~
~ sp Of Wesiches,er. leading Iorofuco. The Los
e.,,psrs in New York, too, (even snme of those
,acre supporting annexation. arc violent in their de-
...;,,;ons of the Joint Resolution adopted by the
!, ,,e If Representatives. In the Michigan legisa
~. resolutions in favor Of annexation have ben adnp-
:. hv , vote of 8 to and in the New Jersey Ieeis-
,,ae. resolutions opposed to annexation have passed
bv majority sill larger.
Tn. New York Journal Of Commerce states that the
., government, of Mexico has instructed Cen Almone'
,ho N,xican Minister 10 the L. States, To demand his
..s,.r,. and return home II this be true. shall gain
nhipo in all probability. by the rucred overlhr OF
s.o,, ANA runlor by the way, whch is not univer-
sally credited.
The House Of Representatives. having settled the
,r.,.n question: was at our last dates from Washington.
enc,aed 10 perfc,ing bill providing for the rPalion
r Orepnn and putting end 10 the joim occupancy OF
that vast territory by the government Of the IT, States
and Grea, Britain The negotiations between the Sc
e,ary of State and the British Minister This subject
have been II is said, brought to dose nlsaiiJdcory
Ia boh--each claiming the portion Of the disputed
erri,ory. Cn,ress will therefore doubtless proceed
,,ke m,sspssiun ii the whole Of it, and War is conf
IDENTIFY predicted But 'rnmors Of war" now days
spems 10 have hut little influence ON the public mind.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06
MARRIAGES.

Married on "Wednesday morning. the 9th insi by
the Rev. Anthony Dlbrell. Mr. JosEPH A GoULpIN
to Miss MARY ;. CREWS, all of Lynchbnrg.
Married on the 22d of January, by The Rev Francis
s. N'Gure Mr. JEssr f. OeTIr. 10 Miss Ci.RAH
JANE. daughter Of Mr.. George b. Green, both Of Boyd
ton, MecklenDmg county, Va
-. on the 22d ofJannary. by Elder J l.. Prich-
ard: Mr.. WILLIAM NJ. IIrTenNGs. 10 Miss ANN LAU-
R,. emily daughter Of Robert Hutchings, Esq, all ui
Piisylvaha conay
-. on Wednesday. Doth Jan, by VIM
s. Reid, D. b.. Mr.. RUrUs ANDERSON, formerly Of the
State of New York. 10 Miss SUSAN L., daughter Of Mr.
William Akers. of Amhes, County.
- on the 9Th Dec. nj Edgewood. Amherst, by
the Rev VIM s. Reid. r. w. DuLARp, Attorney at
Law, Of Nelson. to Miss MARY ELIZABETH, daughtei
Of Col. William billiard. of Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

ing MAS oaPpbnt Delegates Conseniinn 10 be he'll
IN Charlottesville Tuesday. the 4ih day ri February
To selecta Wing candidate to represent The Gongn
al District composed of the county OF Nelson and other
counties, IN the next Congress:
ltwas on motion. Rtsoired. That Committee cam
posed Of 80 To selected m all porll,ns OF the county
who ae requested To attend said nvenion order 10
represent, the wishes OF said cnun,y
Nhereupon the Char appointed the following gentle.
men: Col Wm Loving. Jas $ Penn, 10 i. Cutler,
Col II w Dawson DIR Jas ) Forbes. John II McGue.
Alex Fortune RI Whitehead. Col Thus J Massie. Wm
Masslc. jr.. WIN Bourne, DIR Nslh Powell. ) Il Per
row. DIR Paul Galloway, Il, l. brown. DIR I 4 Pc.
tiers, ID McAltxsndcr, VIM Nj Ewers. \ { Roberts,
\ l. Martin jpu u Rades, SAM Nj Page. Col Alex
Fitzpatrick, Joo w Dckersnn, Chas W Hardin. las
NJ llarrlss, WIN Woods. Jacob Warwick. Wm IA
her, Capt & Thurnund. Jas Mcl)anald, Mai William
p Shepherd, Henry q Rooerls. DIR HEM Megeinsnn.
WIN Turner On mo,on. the Chair was added.
The following preamble and resolutions then pro
posed and unanimously adopted
Whereas this meeting has with regret m an
nouncement, in the Wing Of recent date that pres
sent delegate, + NJ Cabe Esq, will not be n candidate
tr reeectlun and believing that II is the wish Of every
Wing IN the county, that he should ain be candidate
(and especially asevery nomination III any else has
been accompanied with statement thai he would mol BIZ.
and an crpresn Of regret at The fact. and believing
that he requires only an d,heiie expression OF ing
sentiment in order 10 induce him 10 reconsder:--
Therefore. Rcsolrcd, That II il the opinion of this
meeting that present delegate in the Legislature
ought again 10 be candidate tr which will be-
apparen, 10 him and that il the desire of this meet
ing without dissenting voice. That he should he; and
they believe that, in this opinion. they heartily
tanned by every good and true Wing IN the county.
solcei, That Com Mite. OF ID he appointed
Ia forward copy Of these proceedings 10 Mr. Cahell
forthwith, and 10 urge him. at once Ia declare himself
IN the Richmond Wing a candidate ior re election.
Nhereupon the Chairman named the following zen
tlemen To compose the committee: Col. Alex Fnzps,-
rick, Ro. Whitehead, Col. VIM. : Ioving Col II. w
Dawson Ro. f.. Cutter. Ro. l.. Brown, las. McDan>
aid, Jno II. McCue DIR Jos. A. Forbes. Thos f.. For
tune. Chas c. ,paiiesun. Schuyler c. Harris Ed. +
Coney, n l. Marin, WIN Fnber.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
CHARLES PERROW, Pres'i.
~ FRANCIS CABELL, Secry
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w. Mr. F. NJ. abel has consented TO- beconme
candidate Tor re>elecon from Nelson county.
FOR THE vIRGINIAN,


\, 80 The BREACH dear tricnds'"
.nS"s f1ttiors-The city papers give us some ami
;"a''g accounts Of what the Volunteers Of the Capitol,
ane 70 do on The approaching ODD OF February; ard al
~. W "e I"Tis now made in many sections of our
s"o old t"mmonweath" TO revive, in fresh vigor
NV roeao'y, cur present militia system.
Isey one competent 10 Judge of military movements
p ' "ho mas attended, in The slightest degree to
u'sc'ne oil our militia will cheerfuy second all
10 restore what has been lost Of the know ledge
'''afy operations and to effect such improvements
e experience of skiliful officers aud the progress of
me DETECTS of the present sim, lie view of tbnrs
are; VIII dIssate all doubts, il any be enter
u Inc 'nsulciency OF existing regulations and
' pa,r 10 accomplish the purposes designed
y, present, we have not to deal with the system
m;'t u.s. s'arng Imperieclions At some future time.
re m oe entirely nnproducive of benefit To present
ra,;o, a'ofe OF It's evils, and to suggest such ameo
'a, na, as may he necessary and proper.
comn.r; IS To ask respectfully OF the Volunteer
o' ynchburg and Of all others who have
a afsa l0r such things is the approaching 22 Of Ftbu
INV anu pass away, unhonored2 Is ii, by an o.
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Mrs. EsenrtQtses'
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY
FOR l.OI.y'E k.gDIES,

IfNfunuHG, Va.
TENllE ih sessinn OF this Institution will begin, Mon
4 day. the }n oi February The instruction embraces
complete course Oh finished English education. To
eeher with thorough study ol the French Language;
viz Grammar. Conversation written and verbal trsns
laiinn from Fnglish In French.
The department of English parsng, Composition
Rhetoric Logic Ancient Languages, &c. Sc, will DO
conducted as heretofore by Mn ID, SM,ru.
Terms-SlS. Sl5 and 1880, Tor Engsh and
French No extra charged but tor Dawing, Ancient,
Languages and Mathematics.
n D.--U ifh The ritm NJ Qir,ag her rlole Time and
aiieaon 10 her pupils, Mrs H. has secured desirable
boarding in the same square with her Academy, for
those you ny Ladies' lfom The country ,ha may be en-
trusted In her caro-
Jan. 20 Ow
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10 The Mig HIcmen of Nelson:
Having received the appointment ofNce President Of
the Henry Clay Statue Society o Virginia to the
" OF Nelson 10 " hon the collectors in The county
report, have thought i prudent 10 say word
To YOU.
Wing Womenl You should recoect that this is prob
ably the last time you may have ii in your power
nit u after ages your devotion 10 exalted worth tried
patriotism. deep deviation 10 country and consumnate
Craftsmanship, exhibited to the world in the life and
character of the greatest of the age Henry Clay
II there be any Thing in the character of women worthy
Of her is her ndeviang attachment all that
good and great. Every enlightened mind knows that
Henry Clay is both good aud great and II is 10 him the
Ladies' OF Y rgnla design 10 monument. that his
fame may be Transmitted to afler-born millions ft
ample stimulate our children aid obdren's children
to like deeds ofglory.
Recollect, Ladies' that Nelson county is famed for its
devotion To Wing principles and let ii not be said that
the gentlemen are more patriotic than their wives and
daughters. Let that blot he upon escntcheon.
Let every Wing lady in Nelson throw In her mite, and
thereby have her enrolled IN The historic page of
the greatest man living. propose that the Ladies OF
Nelson do assemble the Methodist Church Lowing
ston, the 4lh day Of March next, To what has
been and can be done.
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uti,GS no THE BRF\CEt

The Mhes uf Bedford and Franklin again called
ppn 10 cas their suilrages for Senator: md the cand
dates before ,hem WIN. NJ BurwcIl, Esq. (Whe }
and Capt, THIS. S keene, O.oro) The Wings can
Easily elect Mr Bsrwrll, if They will turn ont. which
W. believe they will do, knowing that his defeat would
insnfe The election oi In"nfnro l.. 5. Senator. Then
Whigs Of }pIfrd anl Franklin. to your posts
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OiSIIC Ar ~.

Died, Sunday evening last. (the Goth of Jan) Col,
Jouv PRICE, Teller ~ the Farmers Bank in Danve,
long and iavorably known ss member ol The firm OF
Ross, Price < johnson Of that place.
in Pike County, Missouri, on Tuesday,
the 2lst January. at o'clock ?. Al , MRs. JANE
ID. REYNOLDS, consort of Willis NJ, Rey nods Esqr.
(ate of Amherst County Virgnia.) leaving kind and
afeconae husband and seven children, TO mourn their
sad and rreparable loss Their loss however is her in
finite gain (or she died SHE had lived, sincere and
happy christian.
Richmond Christian Advocate please copy.
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Y ours.
ELENOR PERROW.
CLAY STATUE.

The Wing Ladies' Of Pulaski county are requested to
the Court house Of said County, Saturday the
22d day Of February next. 10 take into consideration
the propety Of forming association, auxiliary TO that
formed in the city Of Richmond. for The erection Of
statue in that city, in honor OF HENRY CLAY full
attendance is desired
Sepcral Uhig Ladies' Of P,,lashi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

Arauonft hid for iss.saJ eoaaty, at the courthouse
"A the With day of January 1915
Beverly ofumr, fi"'h'in,
aYHina
Abner crump John q cfnmp v ,ilism W. Crump, Su.
" crump, Rhoia crump, jesse i'ramhlet and sa-
fsh his wife, formerly Saah crump, aud Mary Ctnmp IN
her right aud admnistfafix oi Gege trump decd
Defendants.
Ii tHAseFRY.
The defendants sbnaf Ernmp John q. trnmp, N"ism
W Gtup and A. ramhle, not la wing entered hen
appearance aud gwen sesa, according TO tho Act OF ~
sehs and the rules OF this uo and appearing by salts
factory evidence fhns inhabitants OF tins Coun
try, on moon the plaintiff by his attorney, is order
e that the said defendants doarar here on the fourth Mon
day In aptil neat and the bill OF the complainant
thar cop, ei this order be forthwith published IN the
Iynchburg Nrgnian f tn oments successfully, and pos
ted tho ent door oi the eourhonse of this county.
Gops-feste.
RIO. {. MITCHELL, c, nc,
Feb q w2m
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RICHMOND, Jan. 30lh, Isl.

KCHMOND, Jan. 3Ulh, ISa5.
Gentlemen - have received your communication
closing The proceedings of the Wings Of Nelson. calling
be a candidate for election. cannot refuse
10 obtya call 81 flateringy made and especially by
those from whom have always received warm aud
generous support. and for which | shall ever feel the
MaTmcs gratitude. In al nonnclng my determination 10
retire was Influenced by private considerations alone
aud by full conviction that by doing the interests OF
the Wing Party would moi be affected in the slightest
degree; but. as my Wing friends think differently, |
yield 10 their better judgment-and | am again candi-
date. an pleased to the spirit with which the
Wings preparing for our Congressional Election.
MY motto is never IN surrender as long honest
ly and conScentiously h,lirye the triumph of Wing
principles and Wing policy essential 10 The weare and
prosperity of the whole country.
Accept. gentlemen. the well wishes and high esteem
Of your friend and obj serv't. /. NJ. CABEII..
NIessrs Alex Fitzpatrick, II, White ,ead, &C.. Com
mltlee.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

fENIE subscribers having taken Store Main Street,
4 next door To Henry Sumpter would inform the cit
zens Of Lyncilbug that they prepared to wait upon
any in the
ABOVE LINE or BUSINESS,
who may favor them with call.
They will be notified at all times OF any change that
nay take place in the Fashions and all who pannize
hem will be sure Of having their work done ia The la
test style.
All work warranted to suit. Terms cash aud no
deviation.
WATERHOUSE & WHITTEMORE.
jan 10 Is
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WIN. "A. Talbot, Constable and
general Collector.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends aud the pub.
z lie generally, ha, he is prepared To execute all bu
siness, that may he entrusted to his care, in The above
lines with pompness He can always be found at his
Bookstore OF the Police Office when officially en-
gagged.
Feb 6 w4w
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Idr BW-By reference to The last days Legislative
poceedines, our readers MY the amount Of taxes
10 be imposed upon Them for the ensuing year There
Is reduction of melting Ike 20 per cent as fai as
they have been agreed upon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

'Ner Counfy.-Ne see tho the hill f,r forming
new county out Of parts Of Campbell, Buckingham,
FRINGE Edward ard Charlotte. has been reported the
House iavorably. Its fate is not known
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06
900 ALMANACs FOR 1913,

UNO BE given away by applying to John II. Seay
Il Lynchburg; KabIer s Specie, New London; and
Sam'l. Stoner. Roanoke.
All families are recommended 10 call and get
FEB, & 1t