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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-12
prom the Philadelphia U. s Gazette, Jan.
LATER FROM SIERRA LEONE.

Adyiees from Sierra Leone have been received to
the 3Oth August, and the information in regard to
The slave trade is very interesting. Ii appears, from
list published that during the period between the
vessels were captured, on board Of which, nearly
5000 slaves were found; FIVE ofthese vessels we-e
destroyed, and the remainder condemned.
Among the slavers captured was the Afrcann.
Al the time Il was taken there were $50, of which
number 70 died on her passage TO Freetown; and,
on the hrst night Of her arrival there thirty more
were hurried into eternity. II appeared there
two distinct tribes among the negroes; and, during
The night, they commenced quarreling, and being mu
tually exasperated, commenced beating each other
with bilets of wood, and, whenever opportunity
offered, sransling each other The next morning
thirty were found dead, and within two days afler
five more died. Five husdred and twenty four were
length landed, and the Waterman says:
San eye witness informs that the poor creatures
were thirsty, that they drank the water out OF
the ends Of old canoes, which were hauled up or
the beach, surrounding them like SO many hound
after hard chase, each pushing the other for
drop Of water On reaching the African yard, they
were supplied with water, which they drank out Of
mess-tins with avidity. There was no slave-deck
on board Of this vessel and several of the poor
lures got jammed between the casks, and were
verely bruised. These casks formed their beds TO
lie upon
The officer Of the navy who brought the Afrrauo,
stated that the towns Of lagos on the slave coast,
have been completely destroyed. A chief who was
banished from Lagos by the king, about three years
ago, returned in July last, with force Of ten hou-
sand men, drove out the regning king aud his pso-
pie, and took possession Of the rivers and town OF
Once. Il is said that in the contest upward Of Eve
thousand persons were slain; and, during several
nights, the glare Of burning towns ilumned the air
for miles around.
Some Of the slayers pursued theiftrpde in hu,aan
flesh with great bodness; and one on them, large
brig fired into and beat on the boa'u Of Briusa
and Portuguese men-ofwar.
schooner, called MIrequnha, was captured
off Lagos, 10Th June asst. She WAS sailing uHdor
Brazilian colors; and, therefore, could not Jo con-
d-mued. IL was, however, u clear ease The
Wduhmin states, that the Mnr,1uinhl former
ly Philadelphia oyster boar, called tic runner, ann
was built on the Chesapeake.
The resistance the part Of slayerJ has oliCilGd
from the British commander general order, N
which II Is declared that persons engaged IN The
slave trade, found resisting the ofFcors the sta.
tion, will be Immediately aud Vigorously dealt wIuI
to law.
The proclamation Of the appointment Of the hon
orabe VIM. Ferguson, captangencul and gov,
ernor In-chief Of the Sierra Leone and It's dcpcndcn-
ces, appears in the Waterman.
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CON CIR f ST ON AL .
SPEECH OF MR.. LEVIN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA

Ia the House Of Representatives, January 3, ls46-on
the joint resolution Of notice TO Great Britain to
annul the convention relative TO the joint oeeu.
pancy OF Oregon.
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IMPORTANT FROM INDIANA.

The National in'elligencer says:-From this growing
and rsPIdy peopng Sials We lave infrnst i'm Of The
greatest inerrs; moi only her but 10 The whse n>
On. of her having passed 10 redeem her character
trom tlie slain ID Repatriation.
he last mail fIum the West brings news that an
act his passed both b,snches ui the eg stature the
Stale al Indiana. and has bocome a law, which, uung
conp.Iiion 81 interest with system 81 taxation and
sgage upon proIerly Of the State for the payment ai
such ,nsresi, past and fnture places her upn cnpara
svey high greuni. and fasoraby dsspsnls the rredc-
frns. hee'ore rather confidently made that she would
never ray diar af interest oi principal o, the bonds
sscsd ny er IN The prostitution u her gresl Internal In
PssveIneAis.
hs ACT is u 20 nncf inpor'saca in many points of
= view. thai. when W can lay our hands npsn au-
th.nse epy ep'trae Il H. shall place it fully hc-
7sse 'nr rradsss. IL be time will state the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
TIE lIARDsIilfs OF The ENGLISH POOR
PRICE OF PROVISIONS.

The annexed extract. which CONES from a felmbe
source exhibits IN snkrg manner the depafable rau.
dlfha Ut the pat OF England. The wages 4 utjn1ry
labot siiue 25 cents per day. and the ptce II loaf of
bread % cents hen buk such this. We
wonder uoi thai there should be growing desire the
part II the people 10 have the laws repealed bal
HAT they have bcen pefm ted Ia stand 50 lou1.
i,orisioHs in Eagiand.-A letter from the Editor of
the Philadelphia Sprl OF the Tunes. from London. says
that bread 10 70 per Loaf. beet 9 oents pr h.
mutton cents potatoes 50 cents buslel geese So and
Turkeys s. ,aeh, toapsro tins with New York: -
BREAD SIX cents per ai, bce nine cents per H.. mutton
six cents putaoss 10 cents hushel. geese 90 cents,
and tufhies 50 cents each Add Ia this, the higher
ees paid ia he eouHity the mtchaaie ard laburor,
han IS paid 10 Engand, and then say which Is the hap
py country.
Nehca frequent complaints in our avn country a.
haat the small wages oi Labor and the high Iust-lpns-
hui nav noeh better III poorest classes here
Than Tie working tlasses ii England. II IS hard
Il ~ that any people wopid submit 10 such state III
things a. that indicated lnlhe aboye extract. Any other
than the sald slbef. law losin2 Angp Saxon would
lear down Win uty and violence a Government impos
~ bofdcns etlevaus 10 be bofne21 ccuis Tor wages
ref y ~ cents III Loaf ii bread five lell
hf housc rent fuel ooihes aud all hc aau eless articles
demaodtd by The necessities Il uut nature And Tins
too tie condition Of lhr working elass " hat must be
The cpadan If the great multitude who % IN gust ul
@eik and even with such scany wage, day af;ef day
AMI yel hBd no employment whatever. Il Is M wonder
that England Is iamed the world tnf her army ot
hfrpafs. Her plliey has been often described
n nuf country asa policy that males the iirh firhtr.
and The poef poaur The henn Of The philanlrppisi
diced as ne conea, Liza The burdens aud sulIrnnls
Of The poor Of Eolland j. were in st.!!s p ieIl the
number OF young children h,plcss Gmales. ana no,e.
less men, who lfembo from day day and year 10 year
un the very huu, If Starvation Such state of eNs.
ience may well be called living death.
Rich Star and Aelrs.
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man .alates q ,he act as Ne taye ,h.n irs,n I'd
suihafiiy.
II mortgages 10 certain Trustees pay The Interest
oIon hall the Safe debt naiil the sad debt shall be
eAagui~tfd. the Wabash and tfr Canal. the baud
holders Ia finish The Canal the OHIO within i've
years, taking uf that pnfpase all the lands appropriate
hy tuigfess Ia AID IN the ot Thar Wefk.
The interest the other hall o the deb Is Ia Ia paid
by taxation. unul lbe debt Itself stall be cXiingusicd.
The total VI the debt. the pavmtnl al Interest
apIn which. aud eventual paym,al II PRINCIPAL, Is thus
provided IN, Is about sixteen millions ui dollars.
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.SEIs' GO.1CER.v..
SslsNa. a lIlWl.E&

Il VIE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the EN-
u TIRE STOGk or or OF ERIES belonging
II 'oRl,s y Arroe, has taken INTO partnership with ina
Paul /. Dow les OF that concern. and will continue The
Grocery and Commission business, at the old stand oil
Bo~ies x Acre.. H. lak,s this opporuniiy 10 relufs
lis nust sncere thanks 10 his old customers, who have
so llpealy patron zed hun whilst don! business IN his
his well as the old concern OF Bryant, Il
Young, and begs leave ask OF them n continuance Of
lhnt aYufs Ia the new concern, promising them that
They will fad their Soc, Of Goods as large aud well
sorted as any IN the upper country, aud effort their
pau shall bfspaffd Ia give satisfaction.
WM. T. Young.
J4n. Is
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DtseorGgY The L s. journal (Iocofoco) has
rubbed ho scae lfom It's eyes aud immediately lhenai.
Tar made tie l,lovio4 discovery:
We hnk II Is a fact that will not be disputed Or
denied that there never WAS Congress organztd since
HE ioundlpn ui our government. which puss, ssrd
lle ii the sten old fashioned virtue oil Independence
as the "uo now IN session at the other end Of Pcnnsy Iva
MA Avenue" The country has never
gazrj upon body ofmen who seemed more willing Ia
bend the plant hinges II The knee the f0utslol oil
executive paNef, aud the whole may be sunls
med up IN SINGLE word. Nearly every democratic
nemhor, when he came hero this winter brought with
an ace 10 grind GHul hat il accomplished. he Is de :.
ermlned Ia preserve his disnlicd silence, happen what
may.'p
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
- Il !. r. - Il Il u - q ID y
LiNCuB,;RG Der - ,s15

~ NJ. }. WILLIS begs leave To inform his friends
customers and the public in general tina, lie has
lnst returned from The Northern cities with LARGE and
desirable stuck of Dry GoGds Shoes, BonneIs Ribbons.
"Nsfs ~. which having been purchased principally
o cash. and his stock being very heavy will enable him
III oef great Inducements TO purchasers wholesale or
loah ierSohs wishing 10 purchase, will find il 10 their
interest 10 give him call before purchasing eseu here
as he VIII take pleasure IN exhibiting his Goods to
lhem whether they purchase not. Amongst his as
sortment may be found viz:
French Cashmere Coss and Obre Iaines new Ties.
adfenes and Cracoviens (en'rely new slyles) for La
dies dresses;
Mousln d IAincs. Irish Twils and Pariscens;
o'ooo yards black and fancy coored Alpaca Lustre at
great bargains;
> pieces black, extra, warranted Silk Warn. at only
81 per yard;
Black aud blue black Silks cheap
pieces iuplh's best Bombazlnes, at S.e5 and At so
per yard;
@oooo yards Calico. splendid styles from g. cents to
oed Ticking. Apron Checks and Linseys, large as
sorimtnt:
i'areS' EdgnsS and Bobbin Trimming;
klhbons and tuNers, a large assortment:
Neniucht aud Glasgow Jeans large assortment chean
Ololhs oasSlmerrs and Nesngs large and general a,
sorlmen',
Red and white Flannels CHEAP.
hi'No-vafions other Goods too numerous ia onpo,o
rate. For good bargains call at the Richmond Cash
Store. VA I IVIIi ~ as"
Oct. Is
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aJo,tteaI.
ron Tns vIaeIsIAs.

Fos rnt vIaeIsIaN
.TmE Volcano or TssE WEST.
The night was cl.af-,he waves at rest,
Aud all s,leep
While he'll was in eanhs throbbing breast,
Beneath the deep
The breeze hush,d. the moon wa, b,isLi,
Silence there,
For il was in the dead of night,
tnd brigh ly drcar
"hen all al once tle earthquake came
The waves rent,
Loud through the air in noise and flame
The howling wet,
The distant mountains fcit the sho,k,
And Islands heard
he forest reels thu pillows reck.
Death stalked abroad
Tie sea gave back, the mountains stood
or gi,ot head
Again this hell II Nature roar,d
The 1sters n,d,
Wave rushed on wave With hidsou, roar
Ofoeean's thunder
The mammoth race is no more
They died Of wonder
Tie lightning, thunder not ihtie,
II was eouloundrd
flushed the artillery Il the air,
For mighlicf sounded,
The mountains Skipped the SEA had wings,
And rnshe, t- eight
"whai aileth 'heeH,e mighty things
are,e in GEhi
The afrighiod winds lied to Their caves,
flushed every gall;
The louder roar OF earth and waves
Forbade their wall.
And when others wlafoi,
They starr and fec
So tley went round aid round tic world.
Sea chasing
What must that DIN 81 Nsturote.
When earthquakes toar,
When is forced To spfek to sea
Prom e,ely shore
Then many sea monster died,
And cities i,ll,
As the volcano opened tide
This mouth II hell
The World ne,f took such frislt before,
Fer sino e its birth;
Not .,pn when the food Of Noah
Swept heaven aud earth
MrsE OF NAitrYitNn.
III - the opinion of some Geoiogs, that the vail
the west was the bed of vast ocean md our mou
ms were thrown up by volcanoes IN ages back.
tHaRiorTF, 1876.
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.7nh 1miD Greed u The South. Nj Wardsworh.
Mho hoi nomnated for Congress by the Loco Fococs
OF SdcPs District in louisiana gives his creed ON the
lanH in a few lacnnc form, thus:
~ am opposed 10 he TWi3, ba am NOT opposed
10 The duig Sugar.
Th's ~etIh whole columns of Virginia distractions.
which are only meant TO sugar what is here 50 frank
ly ayoAed.
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Hon, all the fdTdl9 tltsS did tlcltS Oh
hold and Kitchen Furniture, every description col~
veyed in the said iced of trust by The said joan NJ.
Harvey.
A tWu story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
on bnlldnps aud anpnfienaHecs, near the OF
buchanan and on the Valley Road leading South west
rom that pace anl the lot OF an ON which it is stu
veyed by WIN. Il. Mitchell. IN said deed OF trust the
whole property handsomely improved
The Mount JOY Farm, and Farm Of % Acres Lnu,
yeyed by VIM Il. Mitchell. VIII be sold ON the prems,
will be sold on the Mount Joy Fatm The other Land
chanan Hotel.
The sale will commence, at Buchanan AT the time in
dlcated above and will be continued from day 10 day m
all The property shall be sud
TEl,MS.-fort the zeal property. one,hrd Of the
purchase money will he nqaltcd cash and on the
residue IN two equal In,laneuts, credit OF one and
two years Will b. gwen The deferred payments 10 be Sc,
cured by good personal security the retention Ut the
equitable lien upon tie laud. Tar Slaves will be sold
or cash; and the other personal property on credit of
sN months, Tor all Sums five doars the purcha,
sels giving bonds with go5d personal security for the
amounts o Their purchases; toI under five dollars
the cash will be required,
Acting as Trustees shall convey only such title TO
the property sold, is vested by The deed of trust
aforesaid. THOMAS SllANKS,
WILLIAM ". BOYD. i'us'eeS'
The above sale is advertised, aud Will take place with
my consent aud aPpro1aon
JOHN VI. HARVEY.
rto' wlSMh
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To WASH CALlcors.-I nluse L rec oils If sal, in
Tour quarts Of boiling water. aud put the calicoes in
While hot, aud leave 1t MI cold. Aud in this way the
e"ofs are rendered permanent, and will moi fade hy sub
s'qnen' washing 80 says an exchange, ON the authors
ny Of a lady mhJ has often tried the recipe.
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iR,'iNl vi rules held IN the clerks Office o the
tHenit Superior Count of Law and Chlncery Tor
Buckingham county, Monda, III. first day Of Dee embe,
1873;
jahn p. Woodson, Administrator Of rhineas G Wright
decd, rlaintiti
against
Bralley s. Glover and " IN. =. Glover, III his ieM
and as administration OF Robert Glover, deed,
Defendants.
Is CuAHcERY.
Tn. defendant Bradley :. Glover, not having entered
his nc and given security according the
Assemble arr, the rules oil this court, and appearing
satisfactory e,i "ce that he is not an inhabinnt his
r,upfr, il = ~ that tie aid ahsenl tclcndnr do -
"at at the Rules 10 be hb ~ 'o' ' sun ohi on ~
h,nay in March Iey a1 scr the bill oil the plalntif;
and fhll co,y of ms ardrL iol '"h inriel in
newspaper, published in tho town lN 'h'"fS' "r t"'
months s7ey, and posted al the hp soo' o' ING
courthouse OF tins county.
Copy Tesc,
II. ELDRl1GE-c 49,.
bec' -
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10 the Ladies.

" 0UG K<VUTCSs
,AoiiMfRES AND MOUSLINS, beautiful as
" sentiment remarkably low
nENL FRENCH do all wool, at 70 cts per I'd.
DLAcK AND eoLoREp ALrAcc,s, very cheap.
nLAck AND HUE BLACK SILKS unusually hnndsamo
LANNilS White, red and yellow. at Is. 3D. to rs cts
= NpREsStn iHIsn LINENS. very low.
noNNtf "ihhoNs AND Car do, very handsome,
snrtmcnt. "
- p@9'o.S great variety of other staple and fancy
leeds, itr sale very low, by ny
f. j. BURTON.
Nv Bank Square
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DEArH OF AN ELErHAsr.-- One Of the ,lephan,s
belong 10 the I1uhgca Association, wnicfina IN Zanrs
VILE died on TUESDAY last 1t was the largest of the
ionr Which belonged 10 the Association. lie was vsu
I'd al $500 Ohio Paper
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NlNlNI N:-Ata coaIt heldfor Bedford county,, the 22d
dag Of December, lSlj:
On the motion Of W lson Meador, Of the cgatc, Of
benjamin Meador deceased, ordered thai, all uer.on.
hAaS claims AGAINST the estate OF the said Is, u5Iuln
DOR deceased, do exhibit the the said >on Mca
d"f Executor oi the last will and the sad
J'mn Mrador, deceased, ior settlement within month
from the date thereof appearing IRE hnn two ,enr-
have elapsed since the qualification the said W on Aa-
dor, Executor aforesaid And is ordered that copy Of
hi, o,er be published for eight weeks, in III. L ncimg
Ntgninn newspaper PUBLISHED in the town OF vnchbrp,
and posted at the front dooroi the courthouse OF this
on two several court days.
A Copy-Testc,
JNO. X. s FEPrOE, Cork
Jan. wSw
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~ YfCk.

, have made new arrangements for the future, II
n Is oeets,saty that should closo mp my old busi
ness. hnpa therefore, those indebted will come
lof"ahl aud SETTLE with as lItllo delay possible.
WIN. L. YOUNG.
Jan. | IL
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- - -
JOHN QlINl ADAMS

TIE editor Of lie Cincinnati Gpzeite speaking Of Mr.
Adams's "war speecL' IN the House Or Reprtsenta
lives. says:
~ ong be nay be, mpeluous he often is but We
nave seen no reason To peaeh his nntves whether lie
coneurs OF differs with us III opinion II Mr.. Adams be
mol patriotic, We knlw nt wh re to hook for patriotism
III he be n honest We may look IN vain for an honest
siaesman- he be not mse the teachings of great ex>
perieuce have produced hut hue feet upon him W.
dfer with hun oon. yot never without dlsusl Of our
own Judgment.
SINGULAR observation-disclosures the town of
Roeherert IN this county, in the Missouri bottom there
Is large lake containing three tur dred acr,
WHICH, about O'Clock IN The morning If the 2Gh ut .
was The scene of a singular phenonIcuon. About The
hocf mentioned tremendous crash heard in the
u'ee ~ I" ihe rve by The patrol, who at The lime were
nP and on duiyi and surprising be the seakiny IN
OF 'e ice IN the nrer about the ferry boat, they repairs
cd 10 the landing @heTe the boat lay see hat daaue
mad been ,ccasloned. Finding. upon arrival thai the
Ice "a We rYfr vas uhbr"ken The conclusion dashed up
IN Their minds that the upon the lake had undergone
some ,ioen c0nsuslon. Ia The morning. therefore ,C
ter dsysbreak. several citizens crossed the river for tho
purpose OF visiting The lake; and Of the scene
there presented IS from eye wiiucss From the an,
pfarance OF the ice II evident that il had ben IN
heased "rh great violence ~ The aet ICY q some sub,
erranean p1~er Large pieces of sioud On end on
every side Of The spot al which the 'grest deep had
been made ffon SIX 10 twelve feet high Upon the
surface OF The unbrnken around the spot where the
breach MAS made ay nnnbsfs al fish of large
sze--aiso quantities of mud mast evidently disoJ ,ed
from The b'tlon oi the lake The water IN the lake is
about ten teei deep.
/ we piace the utmost reliance npun this statement
As our Ihorha Is gentleman worthy OF all fileace
Lot iose whpare fond u such inqarrs invest gate and
send rs r publication the Ia which they ann.
ba'e he ahcnot en- n.
1 Columbia (,Ho) Statesman.
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llRGiNlh.-N rides held in the Clerk : Olive Of The
tlrc4n superior Count 81 Law and Ch4ncer,. for the
county oi Franklin, the 2nj day ol December 1913
Park Street ann Muy Jane l1s wife, hnn,rl, Naiv
Jane Smh; showers Prize, Sheriff Of Frmkln At
minisrnnr OF Josiah Il. Smith, William 4 Sutn jan {.
Pleasant Stewart and sally NJ, has wife, tormcn, SAD, NJ
Smith, PaiHiGs
against
Spared Hale, John S. BurwcIl and sum q ria,r.
Defendants.
ly CHAvcERY.
The defendant Spared Hale, ing entered hi. an
prlrance and given security according e Act OF Assem-
DIV and the rules OF Thu, court aud il appearing by
tory evidence, ihtt he nlabant 81 I'M Common
wealth: GA motion of the plaintiffs, b} ,cir counsel 1t il
ordered that the sud Spared Hale. do appar here al rule.
to he held IN the SAID clerks office, the inst Mona, IA
NJ orch next and the plninti, BIZ and that r,,v
hihs order be forthwith inserted il the bu Viz
Shlan, newspaper published in the To ,n of sn:ihu,s.
lar two months lccess"o lv. and another con, tn rel Il
cd al the iiont door o the house j. COUNTY,
Copy-rcstr,
r. A. SCOTT, DC
nea. Is ,,3.,
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S.V'G. ~ ST'EES,
Vt F'si do sTaNDO HOWIEs n AGREE
OSF DOOR ABOVE nEssKs


sTr,sE DLD sraNDOE HOWLEs n AGREE
0NE DOOR ABOVE MEssHs.
hEsnA GWATK1Ns,
OFFERS FOR SALE:
" - hhds 81. Cwls, T. Rico and \. o. Sugars,
" Cuba. Clarified do
ID boxes Ioal do
) bbs. Crushed do
800 bags Rio. Iaguira and Java Coffee,
~ ttds aud bbIs, n. .. aud +. Rico Molasses
$50 s,,ks Salt
800 t.. sooi and damaged Sole Leather,
20 tegs Mails. NIL kinds.
1890 lbs. Cotton Yarn, l,lceond and other Fac
tures,
IN tons Bar Iron,
, q" Mould boards and IIaow Ware,
3" Am. Bslercd Steel.
500 lbs Shear DO
- bbls. Tan Oh.
% hikes and cpddies Tea, some very due,
81 ions lump Plaster,
80 bags Shit.
| 900 lbs. bar Lead,
80 kegs Dnponl's aud Ky. II ho Powder.
80 Nova Scotia Grindslonts,
20 keys White Lead,
500 lbs. Putty.
o. bones Glass s II 10 and 10 ~,
ccroons best Caracas Indigo,
500 los. Madder.
so " Coppcras,
70 bales Domestic and Cotton Oznabures,
80 boxes Sper n and Iallow Candles,
10 " Soap.
LIQUORS.
l. pixies very superior French Brandy,
% bJ5. American do
10 " n. f.. Rum,
10 :. Madeira Wine,
Malaga do
% old Rye Whiskey,
p Apple Brandy.
leo common Whlskey
10 Cider Vinegar.
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Jan. 10

A Ia Ct,t.ul Superior Court Of Law and Chanrory
"A held for !, sdlofd county, the 50,h day o Seplen
Der, 1915: ,
iobn NJ Otey s,r, wing partner Of Thomas \. llol
comb, and LIN Al DO late Commission Merchants
aud partners, trading under The style and !i;m Of Hot.
connie \ Oey, fi4ihhh'
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Dec. IS

NlRtdNlA;-N Rules held in the Clerk. Office of IN.
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Cbancery for the
county oi Nelson, ON the Is. day OF December, 1916:
Christopher L. Estes, Plaintiff
dgaitst
James ''afinnd and Beverly Harrovc, Executors John
liafSfove, deceased james D. Goodwin, Benjamin Per
Rms surviving Executor OF Hardin Perkins deed Flo,i
H. W h'teheId Beverly liargrovc and Ro =, Cutler
Defendants.
IL CHANcERY.
the defendant james d. Goodwin, not hi wing entered his
appearance aud given security, according the As
emmy aud The rules OF his Court, and appearing by
'>'aeioy evidence that he is nhabitant of this
mnnN,aHh On motion al the plaintiff by his council il ia
ordered that the sad defendant do appear here rules to
be held IN the SAID Clerks Office on the first No,ua, in
march, lHi and answer tho plaintiffs bill: and hat copy
o tins order be Irtla i inserted in the "iyncburg Viz
Sinlan' newspaper Published in the town OF i, nclbug
Tor wn months successfully, and another copy thereof post
ed at the front door OF the house of Iii couny ON
some court day Cop-Te-c,
Ro. c. CUTLER. elk /
bec' - WIN