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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-12
Bal. in Treas'ry lst Oct. 1876 el,l24 so

bdl. III 49, wv. 2Sto Slsl$f w
The undersigned would respectively sub
nit to the General Assembly, the propriety
Of providing by law for the redemption Of
Coupons on State bonds, which may DO
taken in by the Bank so that the Treasurer
may be relieved from the responsibility,
and the Bank from the expense, which
must be incurred by the one or the other.
without some further provision of law.
The Auditor of Public Accounts does
not consider himself authorized to draw
warrants upon the Treasurer for such Cou-
pons until they are presented at his Office;
hence the Bank must incur the expense and
hazard Of their transmission and'presenta-
ton, or the Treasurer must, on his own
responsibility, check upon the Bank, with.
out warrant from the Auditor, when there
are funds to his credit in Bank, for tho
amount appearing to be due, and thus HIM
self hazard the loss.
The Coupons being made redeemable at
the Bank, the Bank is unwilling TO incur the
hazard and expense of their presentation
at the office Of the Auditor. and the Treas
urer ought not to be subjected to this hazard.
The undersigned would further respect.
fully observe, that in his report to the last
General Assembly, he called their attention
to deficit of his predecessor, A. Mcclellan.
Esq, amounting to the sum Of three thou
sand one hundred and eighteen dollars and
seven,y-eight cents. which had been er-
roneously charged against the undersigned.
and for which he appears upon the book,
of the Auditors Office, to be still liable
The report of the committee who settled
with the Auditor and Treasurer at the same
time recommended the passage Of an act
to release the undersigned from this seem.
ing liability, but from some cause. no such
act seems to have been passed.
The undersigned would therefore again
respectively ask the General Assembly TO
pass an act authorizing the Auditor to
place the above sum to his credit.
Respectfully submitted.
PETER G. GLOVER.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-12

A very choice additional supply Of BOOTS
"A. AND SHOES--just opened and for sale very
ow by SWITZLER g. SMITH.
Fayette, August 22d, le46
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-12

II oPE.--Halter and Bale Rope, for sale BY
~ J. RIDDLESBARGER d Co.
Faye,te, May 10th, 1916,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-12

The thirteenth section of "An act con-
corning the Road and Canal Fund, ap.
proved March 7th lS45," requires that tho
Treasurer "in his biennial report to the
General Assembly, shall set forth the condi-
ton OF the Fund, showing how much has
been received into the Treasury since the
last biennial report; how much has been
apportoned and paid to each county, what
counties, if any. have failed to draw their
shares, and how much remains for distri-
button"
In compliance with the above resolution,
the Treasurer submits the following state.
ment:
Condition of the Road and Canal Fund.
Amount received in the two fis-
cal years, ending 3O.h Sep
TENDER, 1876 sll,e02 6s
Add balance in the Treasury,
LIST October, 1874 $4,000 10
S2O,sO2 sc
Amount disbursed in the two fiscal years.
ending 30th Sep. 1916 el9,67s 80
Balance in the Treasury on the Is Octo-
Der, lS46 sl,l24 so
Apportionment
One aPportionment has been made in the
last two fiscal years, which amounts TO
$3.50 IS, for each county.
Counties Which haze received the foregoing
dpportionment
Adair, Andrew, Atchison, Audrain, Barry.
Bates, Benton, Boone, Buchanan, Cald-
well, Galloway, Camden, Cape Girar-
deau, Carroll, Charlton, Clark, Clay.
Clinton, Cole, Cooper, Crawford, Dade.
Dallas, Davies, De Kalb. Dunklin.
Franklin, Gasconade, Gentry. Greene,
Grundy, Harrison, Henry, Hickory.
Holt, Howard, Jackson, Jasper, Jeffer-
son, Johnson, Knox, Lafayette, Law
renee, Lewis, Lincoln, Linn, Livingston,
Macon, Madison, Marion, Mercer, Mil
Ter, Mississippi, Monroe, Montgomery.
Morgan. Moniteau. Newton. Nodaway.
New Madrid. Oregon. Usage, Ozark.
Perry, Pet,is, Pike, Platte, Polk, Pulaski.
Putnam, Rails, Randolph, Ray, Rey-
nolds, Saline, Schuyler, Scotland, Scott.
Shannon, Shelby, st. Charles, st. Clair.
ST. Genevieve, Stoddard, Sullivan. ST.
Fracois, Tany, Texas, Van Buren,, War
rem, Washington Wayne and Wright
90 in number, have each received the ap-
portionment due them, viz, $3.50 10.
Sl9,67s SO
Counties 10 whicA appointments are due.
Howard is entitled to receive
the apportionmen, previous
to the last Sl36 20
Ripley FIN last ap'm'nt ls9 IS
Ripley fin ap'm'nt PR 500 IS
10 LIST Oct. 1874 4Ol 05
St. Louis and Cedar. two last
appointments 37s SO
sl,lO6 IS
Amount remaining for distribution.
Surplus in treasury over the
several epportionments Git IS
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-12
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
City Of Jefferson. November 90, 1916. !
The undersigned, Treasurer Of the State
of Missouri, pursuant to Statute, respect
fully submits the following biennial Report,
for the two fiscal years, ending on the Both
Scniemher l2dG.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-12

HettF1S III Tie JTSI J15CV youT'
LIST quarter, 1914. sll2,0l9 2S
end quarter. ls45. 44,5s2 SO
3rd quarter, ls45, Hasa 90
4th quarter, ls45, 74,6ll So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29
.BNrs.s0uui.ge .FcHaeuiy.

tE'HE TRUST EES take great pleasure announ-
Guy to the public. that the exercises o THIS hs l.
iuon nave been conducted by Mr.. William l. Gamma.
way IN manner that has gwen general tallsiacllen IL
the board Of trustees, and far they nofned, 10
all concerned IN the schuol
Cnm3nlng he does. atlsinmenis. which make him
master OF every department OF literature, with suptfl-
OF order 81 intellect, aud peculiar capacity IL tnpafI
instruction To the youth, aud 70 exhibit bel1re them an
example, moral aud Wholesome in lis character it Is es
eemed due 10 his superior merits, 10 recommend han 10
the patronage ol the czens of Floyd and The surrounds
inc counties
The second session will commence the 2nd day Of
March next, and is desirable thai all who mend pat
runz ing The schoU should send IN their carly
as possIhe.
The location of this Academy is such to
mend II 10 all, particularly the citizens east OF lne moun
alns. \ pure ard envlgoraiing atmosphere cannot
ali 10 give an energy To thu mind, seldom enyed IN
less salnbr'us cnae, aud III mural point oi view. no
place deserves IN be more bghly recommended Than The
town al Jacksonville. free is, from all kinds OF vice.
dlrness and dissipation.
Is alsp due To the students attending this insl-
ui'on 10 say, that orderly. moral. sudinns aud
agreeable class oil young men, rarely be with
at any institution oi the kind
We would therefore must earnestly recommend all
those who have the instruction ul the yuuny entrusted
10 thel care 10 consider hr advantages Of sending them
to Tins place, before they make another selection.
Boarding may be had here. either al public house,
or III private families, IN terms iaf more moderate than
al musl other places III public instruction.
The terms Of tuition IooNs, tor the session of
i've months:
Spelling. Reading. Wiring Arithmetic, Geog-
raphy and Grammar. s. 90
Natural Philosophy. Chemistry, Surveying. Al
gebra. kheIorlc, Astronomy aud Elocuon, 90
Thorough and Systematic instruction in the
higher branches at Enesh Literature and IN
the Lalm and Greek Languages 10 90
THOMAS McCABE, President
ol the Board oi Trustees.
}. N. ZENrMEYrR, Sec'y.
Jan. ID w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA

The Philadf phla papers of yesterday bring us nc.
counts of very serious cunial talion IN that city on
Sunday evening. Tile |. :. Gazette has the Ellun ing
particulars:
Ahul bali past eight o'clock the large store oi
hiessrs. Lewis < Sterling, No. 81 South wharves
vas discovered 10 be on Gre.
When the store "as hurst open. the whole OF the in.
tenor was IN ames and the eutfe were con
soured. Nj book paper were saved, though
They may yet be recovered from the iron safe in which
they vete deposited.
The store Of Messrs. ). Morris VAIN & Co. adiuin-
Ing il on the north, also enyelnr.d In flames aud
lis contents also consumed. The houks aud pa
Isrs could not be reached They are deposited ~ a
fs'e. ard perhaps safe
The flames then spread tn the store sill further
rrh, occupied by Messfs Bensell < Allen weigh
masters; hcssfs. Penrse y Barton, commission and
shipping Merchants aud Mr. Robert Burton shpplno
merchant and asu 10 the a,jplnnp occupied by
blessrs. T.. Lincoln & Gu. pr1iuce aud commission
s0errlaEis, and by Messfs. Peel, Stevens 4 CO., as
sail loL
An alley here offered to The dremen an opportunity 10
stay the haiues, aud they Were nanuiiy work at
iessn ssock Ia endeavofng 10 keep te fire lron pass,
ing he boundary
On l..e south Of Messrs. Lewis s Sterlins's store.
was also alley; hut b-pre the fire apparatus wpr.
al "a aieieaa the re crossed the open space and Joni
Ard ihe rui ID lhe store OF Mr. Adam Hmkle. Rspe
Maker and Sap Chand. The roof y as burnt CON-
sniersbly and the bnding dtrnehed nh water-hnt
the damage Is noi large and Nj. Hnke is fuy in.
ssred.
alessrs Lewis s Sterling had in iher sior. between
JO0 aud 400 bales 81 cltinn abnui 100 haes ut w.ol
and over 2O0 bales oi henp, Win uhef aads io the
value - 81 $50 co., upon which is an Insurance 10
sssxy TIC ian
tsvssss y. Marrss. VAIN s, Co had heavy and
vsaae suck q gods the lJss which is corered b.
ixaraace.
sssssrs- L. LincIn \ Co, ere asa insured Th,i
eoAs and papers were sa,rd--the fireuen having sue
eeecfd IN fescnins the iron sales tfor h, tnnntin,
Roon,s- A quantity OF Coffee stored u lhls bnllllna
OWNED by Messrs Rutter aud Patlels n was also in
cured.
Mrssrs Pens So and Buu,n lose abant $4,000
~hich Is fully Covered by insuTsnce. Aiessrs Brn,
srli and Alien. and Mr. bert Burton are als pr,teci.
ID from Iuss by insurance.. Their books and paper.
Ssse ased
Nsssn. Pee. Stephens & ca. last large ard
~s'aabIe III u sails aud Sail CI9hs-bui succeeded il
sescuiag porlion of lLe; siock. NhI is consumed i.
COVERED oy Insurance.
PDSISCRiPT-Tao O'Clock, A. M.-The IRE.
n'sn have mastered The fanes. and nave prevented
iSsm from crossing Ton alley. II ruin plrely II
fheH p'wsr and "a bring rapidly rxtinanshrd tn,
"MTnrI's Beiicl." aid the in the real ,of III,
bafned buildings. ihpngh hat scorcheJ were no
damaged 10 any extent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29

Lnsland the mesns + averaging iheif a1atfsi the
S"oth. The DenHrra So. m Il 80 kuls nj ahaf
Hirt.saaif ehstta hut ieY geiaal maIe tA'fasa
giant daey. Tie " blgs ~ lie sehlie. If ~ ma
Judge Ton the feprs 81 oil thed ufacles. ar
changing grouud AMI determined Tor Tie sske .. sup
fsd parry ad,aa'age, h lay ahtia'e "a The way 81
"sf II hs rtr-s iu he rae. the bsti,n viii iHdred
b. "u NJ Wall street. AID every oihef nat ea ,is
s'ehs. All lake n baking. Inc Washington tHin
intaaiint Is dstus.Wg Il, lof's iHpo,ed ehy 81 de
h"dihg elus-by hla~inR up the cfrualnceBi an can
We elaim lie fight 10 exrtpt The Wings rYm lhls
criticism. Although Differing aoaot The nsace, tlleb
have. with great 1nanimiiY. been laying obstacles N ne
way ot War. and sincerely trss Ia conjunction VIII
ih'se Ia whoa the Mercury PECULIARLY allied wlli
succeed 10 preserving haneTabr place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29
DEpOpIIAIIDS OF VIRGINIA,

A Correspondent IT he National IuieIgencer, vii.
iing truth " ilinn. near Reinund. Va. says:
1T aiten ne that os y,t III, ~ 10 people
here. AID " ish see them ,,ue lsse IL take up
NY SPY elats 10 The hausts III ny nslehht s they
tar of and ct totle capitol Of abpui
"a 0GD inhabitants hau eau It's spires and seefles,
sud aimusi heaf TIE hum u lis abbfts. Back oi ne
aud below me- II the rver Tar as have explored,
cannot find much .lsr but mouds anods. woods. ride
10 mes an1 miles 10 The oresi lopking hi the people
aud yet lbs IA The hfst settled aud oldest raii III N'
gina! The people have guue IL they have settled IN
Grrga. Alabama, Kentucky. Missouri, Mississippi,
Luuis ana. oflda aud How II there TOO many
people le tfbe IL held oni 10 thu 90 In Texas
II Is shame thai this beautiful country; blessed IN
el uafe, aud iile needing enly the erlazng hand Fl
sho1ld be allinnt pfule. Llerr IL venerable n
running pas my door. older Than the Hudson. which
Is nuw Incl with 0~us aud vIll3pt ouch older than
The Ohm. older 10 settlement aud geography mean,
but where The people For a bundled aud fry
miles. iron Richmond Ia Nofik The firsr explored
running mo hr Iane Ocenu, the ioiue 81 Pow hitan
and the scenes OF the truly chvslfuus JHin Smith
whG'e are The peopief Gone. say 10 the s.ulh and
West The ifnrpet is blowing amang Them now 10 %
10 TeAas Ntfginans here depupnated herself 10 make
haHes elsewhere.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29
BOOTS and SHOES.

Ll.NCHBURG OCT 18TH, ls45.
GIE n M and opening at Richmond Cash Store
l. io,uoo pair Boots, Shoes and Brogans which
WI ne sold at Manufacturers prices Tor cash VIZ:
looo pair Ladies' Extra Kidd Slippers Tor only rs CTS
order. " ny
Ladies Extra Goat, Cali, Kidd s Seal Walking Shoes,
best article, only ST 90 pr.
''z. pr Extra Kidd, l-2 Caters, quilted and lined
win silk. only s. 50 p.
'',gf as'of'n'"n, o Misses Slippers, Buskins and
,o bootees, cheap.
9uu pr ch'Idren's Shoes all prices
Womens Ezra Ppgeed, thick sole. str,n sb,os -, ?,
- els. worth 81 IS. N'' p =
n l"o ana : Callers all prices
900 p, Slippers at 80 cts a uuod article
"S'S - b Calf aud Kpp Bn,aans cheap
20, % M,rroeco and Navy shoes,
ooo "'avy Brogans al rs cts pr. worth o5 FIR
S,s IN a owe goods. ca al The Riebo,,nd Ca.h
,"e' as do not fear competition ~ ahovr line Nar
GUY '9 10 sell again, will find 10 their r,eras,
r,,,s W r' eau beure purchasing elsewhere as mar.
Oet. IA WV W. J. WILLIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29
Doalrottr tntelIlgtnee.
frsl tie Riehn,oad Star.
y0NDUCT OF COY sNti1i.-AppoINT-
MINT OF BANk IlREIIORS

MENf OF BAAk DIRECTORS
Gov. sni'h las csnf,t sui IN resfpe, to the Banls
The pr'nelpls commenced rrsfc the lirefs OF le
Pe'hirats'y reelafy at easi, aud The attending
physician 1T thai tusitiuHen
lie has soppI every Wing iram The Directories of
the Virginia snd Farmers Bank ~ lar a. II deprnd.d
upon the Executive. Win sn immense pfepmderanrr
III nuithr@. property and thrlt SIDE The
2 Wings Il Riehnand SO far as b.. iArrlienrs the q
c''cetaed, ia lch one Diec,ar IN fhose ~.
.rsdns Banks represent dec, intetsl a. .uak
holders. ~ thur 20 Aliy np,taui Interests AS mr.
chants. traders aud en- al hushfss. Ssndina 10 IN,
prvpHtrn 0i asoa one tasr IA thu citv p,pulaun and
IN ,hr business u HE ris Lara rrdrnafy GI,efn-
OF has giyen, - Jar lie ld lie ,ntfr command III
these iwo Banks ~ las they call ,hcas,ly,s!) The
''Damucrary"
So III IA a ycr befre indulgrd In by any
brsiEa Executive l. - uui less unny,rrteni.d IN
practice, than feprheHslle aud heNrnsa l. IN punr-
pie. II Il mahng parry narhiue ii observation-disclosures.
spsin2 The iaruaes anj eumlug hant 10 the nIpfs 81
ALL IL IS gfass pervefsfan u lnsf design II hcil ia.
lefs and oi The nbJacs o he people Virginia 10 then
Institution, II Is an iurad npin cushns and
outrage upon Virginia modes ul lhukmgi Il H. a
rash Introduction oi The denun al pirs feeling. into h.
y Precincts whtTe shy spif less pue than an enlarged
sad comprehe sse rrgasd 10 the public good ous HI 10
fear to treadl
Ia respect q the gentlemen nifu1nced by he Coy
'roer into the Directory of the Banks. We stat nj
say worl. Proper men, slp1e oi ihpm are vrry
shWHPff "lhetS, III s'he faf'lehlar WINS. In a INV
days We shall have mare scppr and verge, ard shall
5scass these And similar matters ihout sar favor ~
Affection
Bun what W. Aero Ia is less the man anplnied hen
the mo!ice 81 their appaularni. The neu might al
he well. nay even admirable appointments and yet tn,
naosre "i appiung lhrm, Ia this case iudornsibe
Our Banks have not heretofore been ayuuedy mad,
rary energies. one Of the greatest evils which could
seiail society. W ar NV proclaimed a confessed
fefau sliempl 10 readtt them So aud We shan mol
he backward to bed up The reprchenson o Virgin,
Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29
TIE COMET. OR COMETS.

onsERvAToRY, Washington, Jan. 10, 1876.
SIN Last night vas the first clear night since the
DIN.
Gpod observations were maje npon the comet, and It's
companlon Tue daily motion Of the batter is about one
quarter 81 SECOND oi line lrss in ghl ascension and
~, quarer q INMATE (5) ofare l,ss III decnaliun
hah the former.
Ihe nucleus Of each is visible, aud Their tails art
nearly paultl, extending III IN u n. r. directon.-
They afe n'afng Us rapidly appearing, every night, In
better view M. Z Is noa distinct (hoagh barely
visible on the l3th) than No. | was al thai ilue.
tuf obbetvai do mol reach Ia, enuus present 10
enable 10 d,tefnlne wllhin these bodies stand
relation ~ each ohrr Of planet aud saelIr ~ whether
by faf coincidence they are nere, moving 10 the
pane AID with like s0luar velucy, but distances far
beyend lie sphere 81 zach uth,G', attraction
- ftf however, the DIN, rnce o mutioa indca led
tVPt he t"o, ty our observations. Is such q sslc
tc n usd.fahle prlod Of revolution, mieH have
bout us ptlnnfy.
Shuuld prove that hey do hold such relation To
each oir Ihe discovery ~" be considered by asironu-
n'ers as one Vi kftal interest.
Respectfully, SC.
Nj. +. MAURY,
Lieut. L. ). Navy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29
ME-. MAURY,
Lieut.. l. ). Navy.

john Randoph. --sone sporting anriqnarian in the
cuufrt oil se "reminiscences 81 he ufi. which he pub.
iiehes III The columns NJ lie thadtslun Mercury relates
the iollnnUg aurcdne Of John Randolph nlwe re
snme, al be new To lh. TRENDS If HAT eccentric char
orIrf ~ho rslde III Virginia. We extract II without
v"uchlha Tor lis arcutacy:
"Ihe pleasure Al The South Carolina Jockey Club
Races. very much enhanced lle season o. by
the nase, oi match netWern SIR John N.sbi
"t Dean Hail. 81 the house oi Nesbliis near
tdmhn'g, but who Was At thai time d resident o South
tarnna, aud John Randi ph OF Roanukr. In Virginia
each gentleman rldng his own horse Mr.. Randolph
won the alter close and exciting slrugae; but ira
don says, SIR John Nes1itt Win @as very elegant
gentleman, gallant gay Lotharo.
"shaprd iofsportve lrirks
And made Ia court an anurous 10 king glass,
lalc'in@ nmbly in Lady's chiubrr
IL The lascvioos pleasin. Of Lutte"
wun the PRIZE from beauty's eyes. Many of the enaus
oed lar INES, heard confess after the race was
over, tia although Mr.. Randolph had won The lace
SIR Jaln had Mun then hearts. aud that they much
preferred him in uhc 10 his successul Compel
lluf.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29
EAPENsE OLE WAR.

The occurrence of war viii so nearly anil 'sle the
ryehne IRON customs, that will be large allow anc
TO admit that even the odd money (tour and half NIL
i'hN) :" the present revenue from that source will be
annually available 10 the Trasur, IRON cusl, ms alter
war btains. This amount is more than was collected
IN The Second yesrU The 81 1872 before war s,eam
es were even thought Of, and almost before steam navis
salinn OF any snr was successfully pracsed.
Nar VIII therefore produce deficiency of twenty
'lhhs dollars 10 The revenue required Ia delray The
udhatt expenses Of The Government: and all,t the first
year n' Naf g millions oi dollars viii be REQ iired
Gan amount which VIII increase nm each year IN ad
dln naN'tg an annual amuuut Of twenty millions Of
dats, which mus, he faIStd n The very ben nnjnp nr
.nt Maf' by bikECI AND INTERNAL TAXA
ltoN W d. n" rress this consideration as nm arpn
"fhi against NECESSARY war: hui do I'm il Ia our
ftadtis whether they willing Ia pay l., L STATES,
'Nrsfiutn', taxed upon all that they eat or drink or
W. ar upon the hausts thai they live ia and he shops
lhSt they wuk lni aad upon every thing almost IN
und> Creation, tor Ih. graraliun OF those hnnes, en
tIrnen IN Congress n il, " he are ot onn,,n
iaa II Is orR DUTY 10 SEEK WAR;
Nat Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29
1000 AND 5000 .lCRESA

at public auction, to The hla hest hlader TN credit II
one Nv" and Three years. to equal portions ol the nr-
cnase money, tue purchasers IN give bonds with apprv
ed security ar The payment rr,ui hearinp Interest AT
ter one year. aud The title retained as further seutlv
ior The payment ot ihr pafraase money sunIect Ia r.
sale III default al payment thereof
ihe above i.ahds lie npon Glade Creek in Franklin
county, about II mules ui be court larsp and are
ne same oa ~hlrh J,ha =. BurNell E>a. al present
'esldeS-adl"nIna the 1ndsu W m A. Street and olh,
ets' ne Improvements 90 ID and subsi antla the
cleared lahd well enclosed and good heart consider
able quantity oi excellent meadow land some o vhicb
ls well SET win grass, and large prnn ut The uncear
ca laha vi good qlaluv. aud hne tobacco land The
,a""s WIN divided into suitable tracts, and pats ui
the same exhibited on the day Of sale
Persons desrons at vealn the lands are respectfully
referred 10 ). > Bur~ell. ESQ on the premises. or ID
Capt. A. ) Brooks, who lives IN the ne,uhb,rh,ud. p,
'he OF whom VIII take pleasure in shaving them ard
giving any 'nion alton In feaIlnn Ia Them II the sales
are not completed ON the dav above mentioned. they
VIII ot eoh''hueo ruIh Gay 10 DAY until Completed
NJ. &. CAREER. Com'r.
4'''o wtlSD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29
33oftieaI.
go yoR rak vfHeIsIAN.
4oor0AaTs ON AN ASSENT ONE.

- ron rHk vineiSIAs.
40or0aars ON AN ASSENT oNE.
VIII nir.h and glaanesss-e them whrl
thihe vfady dance begun;
Wkat GOODS The brow OF Won fair girl p,
Thoughts an absent enc,
Msrk rhsa cid man; bark how he sighed;
His days almost done;
Why Ercaned he then, before he died'--
Thought. absent one,
fnn WRECKED female starved and patched,
Whom all appear to ,hun,
" by smiles she thus in tears new .hsich-d -
p ss Thoughts absent one
View that young wsnacrer from HI, home
dcs,ing parents son;
Al, VII, should be. thu. ble.s'd then roam'-
Thoughts absen, one
Now all who tread liiss rugged way,
All underneath the sun,
What arc yer sweetest Thoughts each da,'--
Thoughts sttent one
Oh, have climb cd ths mountain steep
Apd roamed where streamleis run;
Midst every my heart would keep
Thine image, absent
b. day or right m, f4iIhfd hti,
woulddse tiny charms upon,
AMI bsiuy tears unbidjen start,
Fof ues, abssas enc
Now again ~, weary Get
Midst stranger scenes mus, run;
Ny brokenheau slsll onl, bat,
for thee. lo'e ed abseht one
VIVID,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29

I eirculi superior court oflsw and chanoery. con
IA iinurd By adjournment and held Tor the county o.
Amherst al The curt house onAvnday, the lsi day d
Sempiember, ISIS.
David Ps,ieson, flainl'h,
against
Robert Isbell. William l. l.bell, Samuel Garland
in hts own right, snJ the said Samuel uaflahd ana
Pembroke Garland partners under the style al ,. x l.
Garland, Defendants.
IN CHAsCERY.
The doth order that II be referred 10 one "f the
Commissioners OF this cuurl ascertain the amount oil
the purchase money paid by he Plaintiff. and ~ dis
charge Of which Of the insalnents. II was paid, and
wb,i amount remains due upon the hypothesis thai no
efficiency exists.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29
Doing. al Washington.

= Tie Charlesan Mercury gives sh following capsl
sesie~ Of parties and tier proceedings al Washing
Z ton:
1.-The Jnurnai ofC commerce in lis notice Of the
nsskei I'm Saturday evening, says:
"Hhe bsaiB is fairly Of " all street 10 day. II
h1s,s feet of the por! there could hardly BE-
gofe panic"
'1hs 10 the natural esi Of the character IF the
r~nt discussions IN GungfesS- Inc ell, mel COM
b:ning nHaJly there 3he Ahooosis sec in war with