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OFFICE OF EMORY 4 90.

- VppUNIIE bdTnUn7s, Bait, Md,
fGS-OFFlClhL DRAWING o. tue Nh t!ons,,ii
dated Lottery, class No. %, forIsi6: For benefit
Frederick Female Seminary.
Al 81 Go 30 so 80 I6 "a IS 80 SIS
81 and II. heing the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each Al
81 and Sc, being the 2d and Sd drawn Nos each 10
~ and o., benz The 81 and 4th drawn Nos each s
20 and So being the 18th and 5th; or 30 and 30, be-
ing the 5lh and 9th drawn Nos. each s
ID and ~, being the 9th and 7th or l6 aud 2f, be-
ing the 9TH and 9Th drawn Nos. each
All having TWO of the drawn Nos. on them, each Q
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, -
1t EMORY & CO., No. . N. CaIvcrt.st.
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MARRIED.

On the 10th inst. bv Rev. Mr.. Vintou, Tho
LEY 20 SARAH A, HUMPHREY, both of Anne A
county, Md,
On the 18th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Morgan, ]. A. 4
NER, formerly of N. Jersey, to Miss A DEFINE ]
Of Baltimore county.
On the 18th inst by Rev. II. Best, MICH. MY
EVE GIRIH, both Of Baltimore co.
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LOUISIANA Volunteers. The proportion
OF voters, who volunteered for service in the
Mexican campaign, is one-fourth, equivalent to
lei 900 men from the State of New York,
706, 900 from the entire union. The number
actually sent into the field by Louisiana is in
the proportion of ono in five, and three-ffths of
her voting population; equivalent to 10000
men frora New YORK, or the enormous aggre-
gate of 100000 for the Union; developing a de-
gree of military strength in the Republic that
may well surprise its friends and startle its enc
mics.
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THE ARMY. We learn from an order from
the War Department, dated Oh the Cd inst, and
published in the st. Louis Republican, that the
command Of the Western division of the army
has been assigned TO Breyet Brigadier General
Geo M Brooke, in place Of General Gaines
The headquarters of the Western division ar,
now at Jefferson Barracks.
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MOFIN G. HOLLAND,
% PAPERHANGER& UPHOLsTERER,

Z UPHOL ST Err Err,
I. near Odd Fellows Hall,
lect asSorfmeilts Of
Linen Window SHADES
Painted do do
CANTON MATING,
oihCLOTHS,
DOOR MATTa, sc.
done in
notice, mis-
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NOTICE. The Committee of Arrangements re-
~ Quests the Commanders of the different Miitar;
Corps, the Marshas of the various Civc Associations
who Intend uniting in the Gel ebratinn of the National
Annvn sary to report speedily as possible to the
Chief Marshal. Ie91
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MUSEUM fine till is posted for this evt ming
the COMEDY of Errors farce called "sayngs aud
Doinga," and dance by Miss Henry. The Saloon
Of the Museum is the fashionable place of resort
in the city, and with the attraction offered this even
ing, there will undoubtedly be large house. The
Saloon is well ed and ventilated, and is a most a
greeabe place ofrecr"aon. See the bill for to night
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For Valparaiso aud Ports in the Pacific-Shi1
Joseph, about Goth inst.
For Bremeu-Ship Copemicus, with despatch
For Brenen-Ship Johannes, with despa CHI.
For II tvre-Barque Globe, about 2Oth last.
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TnE NAVY. The New York Sun says; We
learn from Washington that the officers and
men Of OUT gallant Navy, on service on the At
lantic sea5oard, or on leave ofabsence, have all
most unanimously expressed desire to attack
the Fort at Vera Cruz. Commodores and Post
Captains have declared their readiness to take
it or die in the attempt.
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WOUNDED OFFICERS. The Cincinnati pa
pers state that several officers wounded on the
glorious sth aud 9th ult: Lieut., Arthur, I'd Ar
tllcry; Lieut.. Gates Sth Infantry; Capt. Kelly,
Sth Infantry; Lieut.. C. Stevens, 9Th Infantry,
passed u? the river on Sunday on tho Robt.
Morris, Oh their way TO their homes. One had
his finger shot off, another was wounded in his
leg, and another in the ankle-the bullet hole
was still! visible in his pants.
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PRrvATEERs. In the House of Representa-
lives on Thursday, MIR. King, of Georgia made
the following interesting statement in regard to
the Privatcer Pension Fuud:--The Prizes
brought into the Z. S, during the last war, " ere
3l3 Public vessels, and 2,044 Private vessels
The number guns taken by Private Armed
vessels was 6,255; taken by Public vessels, H.
045. These Private armed vessels had brought
property into The country Of between two and
three millions Of dollars-and two per cent, of
this was awarded them for pension service, and
this pension fund had been misaplcd.
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On hand and for sale by

". Ffatt-st,
Also, by George K. Tyler, ~ g. Baltimore street.
Seth .. Hance, Baltimore aud Pratt streets; Roberts
\ Atkinson, corner Baltimore and HaaevCr sis; j. f.
Perkins < Brother, cor Green and Franklin streets
Joseph u. SLanshury, 81 Thames st; Elisha n. Per
kinS, corner Market and Green sts.; George H. Kcer
No "23 Baltimore street; NJ. NJ Robinson, So "ort
Gay street. ic92.l,s
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No. GAY. 81
Has censt nifty in store Sc
PAPERH ANGiNGS,
FIRE BIO tRD PRINTS,
VENiTlAN BLINDS,
Fancy silk do
PAPER CURTAINS,
PAPERHANGING and
the best j, inner, at shsrI
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Al 81 &C % so 80 I6 245l8 30
From the Sentinel aud Refnrmnr. Worcester, Mass


Uy'WiS FAIRS BALS M OF WILD CHERRY
The beneficial effects Of this rent dat composition are
aston hing To the world, and max it one of the O,
popular medic neg now known. For Uou.ns Colds
and tonsumpilve cases its CuraV" powers are es,ab
Issued by numerous testimonials nf the highest char.
acer In the first stages OF the disease termed GA
lnrrnat t"nsumption," originating from neglected
Colds, IL has been used with undertaking success and
hundreds acknowledge icy owe the restoration o!
thHir health to this individual medicine.
from the Cincinnati Daily Times of Nav 2O,b
I"NlS FAIRS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
we would advise our re der4 who are th0rrDg undt
an ahecUon h the lungs, 10 make immehi ne tra Of
TIL, truly excellent medicine. The most in elitprEt
AMI resp ctabc amiirs OF our city have adoptrd i,
as tavoitG f'mily medicine; and persons Or d<pos
Cd 20 Consumption, who have used it, speak m the
highest tCTHs Of it's efficacy,
SC0tes of individuals have been cured Of Asthma
The early stages OF 0n,umpGoa, Bleeding of the
lungs, obstinate coughs, etc, by this Basuln after
hope mao well ngh yielded OdsSpair We say this in
all candor Ills indeed melancholy truth III At thou
sands fall victims TO Consumption every year from
M other cause than neglected Colds; vet we fud
hundrCdS II " thousands who treat su III rnnjaints
with IKE greatest indifference, and let them run on
Tor weeks, and even months, without thinking Of me
danger
"a hand fOY oil hU
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DIED,
On the 18th inst. GEO. w only son of Geo. d
Margaret Wehn, aged years ami months.
On the 10th inst. CHARITY LAUGHLIN, aged sd
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EXCURSION TO ASSApoLIs. The dne steamer PO-
cahontas has been chartered and will make an ex-
eursion to Annapolis and Round Bay, this afternoon,
leaving the head of Light ST. wharf att O'Clock, p
Muray's fine band will be on board, and will dis
course sweet music Refreshments viii be furnished
on board at reasonable rates This is an excelen'
opportunity for pleasant excursion from the heat
and dust of the city, and there will no doubt be q
large company on board.
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CLEARED.

FkoMrHE EXCHANGE aGADlNG-Room So
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MARINELIST-PORT OF BALTlM0
SUNDAY, JUNE 81, 1876.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

iAtrrr noonIf = Aessl. w. zip lie iil,u
ing isfsgfsph from ..'hr The NeA 1ofk Head,
dated Airana Feb. . 1876
.NRnS Temps lad been performing f,r s1te u oe N
The Imperial oprra House. and his popularity cts
wh'Ie music o VERY ktnd c.selJ rfhfr-rl. -
be highly natorns Ia hiD. lie i decidedly grraI IA
vufa and Is always warmly ursistd 4 ew evenings
ngn VAS pcs.n al nn. oi hts performances, aud VII
rtssrd well calculated 10 TIN cutiu
siasm 81 an American htan. Abnt Temps had fash
ed series II ls pieces viii the Carnival II Acutcs-
he was csled cut again, "hen he struck up Yauhpe
Da'dl. win ysralIuhs. Tbs sci The " hole anduac,
inio pfi.cl upfnaf. II utncabeti' cried Il
;he Ausiahs; "Baso - hundrtd oiheIs; and suu may
vii imagine that Americans. thi"e hour ~ nun.
brf, uhd II rsrt III alt 10 sfii dung tbs ,fthu
sias,ir oppression al ,,lhg iar b.ugtC csury Al
he clesr Il tie Iifte HE silI1us naiuuuded
NFuA Temps called t4ftc Times heste The cur
TAN til, and tsice Bitrfw Tie audlrrep each tur
receiving Inn standing. and gteeF him Wl fsunds 81
applause, while nearly all The ladies the hoasc mcr
chipping Their hands 10 The b,sl Of their abtlnrs Ihtne
IS 9he bs IN ihls house knuwn : The Eusllsh blk
cal my eJes tn"ads II and annd rs Uceup,fs sIlcrt
Observers Of the se,oe, probably ttleeans bunker
Ill., Lexington, Nc.
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3)eftieaI.
THERE sEsgHs VS. An EARTHLY
DREAM


IAcre never was an earthly dream,
al bsauiy sud delight,
That mingled no' ton ssen with clouds,
As sun fats With the nigh,
That fsded not irem ilst tnd hrst
Where en,e j, loved 10 sias.
And LEFT that heart more a,ssolass
ofAaving felt iis sway.
There ncvef was glad bright eve
hui II was d.mwea b' tears,
Caused B., such eritl. a. ever dull
The sunshine 81 our ttats.
We locked npen he sweetest flower,
lis wilhered so1n aid g4ie.
We gaze upon star to GnI
But darknes, where ii shons.
There never was a nObe heart,
4 mind Of worth and power,
That had not ia tins changing world.
Pam. nsisefY, IN lie dover,
Tie laurel on the brow had had
From many a careless eve
Tie secret Of the soul within,
Is1hsht aud agony.
Tee never eas-ibcrt cannot be
"a enith precious ,pfipg,
Whose waters f. the i,,tTcd lp
Iplius We nay bring,
Al chaugeth "a tins shore.
oF rasslih irsm iifv t,tla.
O. III that world u isrs Jog and peace
B,ien rs ct.rnal lgti.
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$S'EI.tG STYLE or GE.TYS
TOR 1916:
AT THE LYNCNuURG HAT cap

III n " z T n { T Q II 7
WV ~ BSCRlBER would resp, ciluIly inform his
friends aud cualouers that he IS fully ptepar,J In
furnish any STYLE OF HATS that may be called
'1'' ho'e VIM iaary The latest cut, can be fitted s.
s'"t'y as any "9efe. lie has livery style, that
none VIII 90 amlss by giving him call
lie has Jlsi received fac bot II Panama. Icghor,e
and fdin Lcaf JIas a rlcat ruiefu. Also.2a fac
''.tlhen' OF thlld~n's .ihiand furry fats, both u col
ana fF Aiso,-tafs OF every lnnlay which he Is now
manufacturing Such as OIL sllk. an excellent ar
ilr'e do Muslin do Linen Coth. Velvet Sc. which
VII be sold low, 10 su the TINES Call and see them
al JACOB RI MBOUGWS
May 49,
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i fRhNELS in Mexico, illustrated, by A. NJ. Gil.
hfmb'es ny land and water, by Norman
>1ies rom over The Sea, by Rev. j Mitchell
library o The Prose and Poetry of Europe and America
Nlnor Library, edited, by Morris 4 Willis,
Complete works Of n. =. Willis
Modern Brush Essays's, by CARLYLE
Geraldine and other poens by NJ r. Upper,
The Book Of Hearts,
The Roman Church, Sc, by C. Ed Lester.
Interior Life, by Upham.
Chronicles oi The Gid by Ro. Southey.
Holmes Lille Of Alazlu,
npphgs IA Author Land. by Fanny Forces
Literary Miscellany. by Gfnn,
W hewel's Elements Of MuraIly
The Suffering Of Christ
| he Aust Merchant aud Statesman, by c. f. Lester
I'gal Rights OF Women,
/ erXIen ol the Alonemeni
Arhold's Rugby School Sermons
! he Jesus, by Alchelel & Quinet
Treatise on Healthy Skin, by Erasmus Wilson
sermon on The Mount, spIendIdly Illuminated,
| he last OF The Azecs, by T.. Malurln,
Ascans, by Alcx Dnm,s
l he three Guardsmen
Love ana Mcsmorsm, by Horace Smith
just received and for sale bv
ID. b. PAYNE.
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Ro,nu,cr'. Method Of Hahih.
Manure.
To the Farmers.

lfUsIiF subscriber having been appointed aefn' -
individual ,ni stuck and county Heh'' "' ',ia'''''
Manure (,n the system of Bnmner.) IN The f'u"'' =,
Appomaifox Buckingham, CumbeTland r.l"e -
ward. Charlotte. Halifax, Pisslvanil, Bed'"fa' ~"
bersr AMI Campbrll is nav ready and fully auh"flze'
10 sell the rights to all Ear ners, who may WISH "
ven their straw stalks. werds. &C. 1910 me pe'
Manufe in lew days. aud with bal sna cost III" '''o
and the Manure. after ternentiiiIn, superior !" NV
best Nurse manure. -,
lie has nav an hand large Supply Of the Mrihods
fur makiar The abnv. Manure containing all the dIfec'
tiuns necessary Tor foil understanding ol hihih9 IT.
which any larmor procure, by pay Ing "r sh'"I !"
him s. BY mail winch will be the pfIce ol an ihiFioei
right which he will Send by mail.
Ills address Spout Spring, APPomatl"x county
All letters must be post paid. ,,,,,
May II VIC"
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GAPES IN CHICKENS

! correspondent informs us that his chickens were
y ~ much aiifcied with gapes by which many
y anHiiy ine1 Inc Plan uf tnliirp feather
'.1 $40 ilIe, as recoiai"''ded by r.. f. Murloo,
I's purpose oi wing out the worms which !, Is
s7's '4a' lie disease. Alter this plan was re-
ss . to. M niofc Chickens died
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.s.N'Eb %s.gS.FEEEs
FASHIONS. TOE aa16.

= Z = LD4V.
JUST RECEIVED At MY HOUSE ON MAN STREET, FOUR
DOORS ABOVE MEEm GwATHIN 5 STORE.
hNIlANkFUL to my friends aud hc Puhic gene
l. rally iuf their patronage htreoi,fe bestowed upon
me, ask continuation OF the same. feeling sure thai
| shall be able 10 please the most fasdious.
WILLIAM CLAEEY
April is
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E0Hsh0rHc MUS,

M blart Water tfeek, ntat lynclburg. I'm the lfnme
dtIe vicinity 81 ~meh. ifevef lhefe should be- ra road
from iyoebarg 10 the WEST, the depot would ul he
erssIly be luealcd)
There are IN the Mil pair Bun Stones a smu,
Machine, and all the necessary fixtures f Immediate
operations. The Md seapahlc ol turning oul from 81
10 .3D baIIoIa ln1 per day. IheLe are al.u
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Virginia ::

Virginia
4 / rules held ii the clicks onre of the ciruit .,
the 9Th day al April iSi6 -'esohi ON
Adm Shut aud Thomas NcCorkIe pi.;,.,
dsainst
John b Lnnsford, Df,
IN tHANCERY.
The defendant John u. IunsiorA no, -
tered his appearance and given .ec.rty IN
The Act OF Assembly and the rules of ,l,s s To
It appearing by satisfactory evidence that ~ In, aud
icndant Is not nlabian, Of this commonwealth SAID dc
motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel II !, on tn
me sad iendanl do appenr here, at rules held =,
One o. 'ht s'ld court on ih first Monda, in ,I
next aud answer the plaintiffs ball 'ont obier, - "a '"i
10 restrain thtdtiendan from selling ofosposing
{" ''i m the bill mentioned, until the further oraer nv,
cree OF TN, curt concerning the same and thai @ ue
ms order be FORTHWITH inserted in the lynchb, yi9 %
nm heW>fnpcr published IN the town OF 's,h-
Two months sneeesssey, and another copy 'f
day. ''''3 On some court
Copy-Toste
April ~ 'i-LR Clk
WIN
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vgRGsXl;:

Bei9rd .loril Curt lsiG:
IN the motion nl John +. Everett Of the distributes,
~ OF Thomas Everett deceased, than two years ay
ing elapsed since the quaIis If the sid JOHN + Ever
EFT, administrator OF the sand Thomas Everett decreased
II j. ordered that all persons ing claims against the
tate oil sa dc eden do exhibit the the said adm
it ator m settlement, within two mnis from his date. and
Is ordered, thai copy Of this order be published in
The lynchbnrs hirginan Tor eight weeks and rosed liz,
iroat donr OF the Courhouse 81 this county several
Court days.
Copy-Tes,e,
JSO. L. SrEPTOE, Clerk
May NSY
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G0m Sale or !s,orey.


pursuance Of decree nf the Circuit superior { n,,
OF Law aud ChanreD hr the County OF Am .rrs,
pIonpnn'ed ON the 3lsi day al M4nr. 1916 in ll,.,
suits therein depending. the frs between Edmun WI,
sl"n late shenii Of Amherst Cuuniy and as such admins
s'IaoI de bonls non with The Viii annexed ol Henry II
W ATS, deed, PIanuG, and Cahsrine " als ami
others defendants; the second f. : luni Pminld anil
Lewis l. Staples, and others def ndauts and the hi,d
between Patrick H. lckok plalnlin. and Edmund
lnSon IN his own right and administrator de h,n,s
non WIN the will annexed of Henry IT, Wal.s. d.c'd
aud Edwin II. Watts dcieudauts vii, ON Saturday
HE ph day OF June l6iG, the Market House m the
Town OF iynchhurg. SILL by way Of public auction for
lash three slaves, namely, Sarah Anr a likely and
4 valuable Woman, and her nlaut rhild about Twelve
months old, aud America, Commonly called Me,c,
"a nhely eirl about twelve years old.
II urher pursuance al the decree will nm the
hfs DAY ~ The neN M1y term of the County (u,rt nj
Amherst at the Court House Of The said Clnniy sal hy
way ct public auction, more slaves, now held nv
lhe said Caharinc Watts her dover in the ,sia,r
oil The SAID Henry H. Watts, deceased The terms T.,
tins Inst mentioned sale viii be made known at the I'm,
and place OF sale. Acting mer,l, as Il Commissioner
VIII only sell and convey such uto to the pn,ueriv
:" as Aforesaid advertised 10 be sold as is vest in m,
by decree aforesaid. EpMu Nd WINSTON.
Commissioner.
HP'' OF tjane
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April Q

Virginia:
4 rule held ia me elorAs of,e of the circuit snn.o
G3o1t Of "a" AMI rhan"efy ior the county Of TI
Henry Basheo, nj.
against
hI'llmh H. 'aft' administrator of Jarnrs Mon,g.,,.
- "ese1sea, JohL Hams an i,terlins t,;lr "N
J. Defendants
w nm 'mn u llanis, admir- of I,m,, !, ,
S2a'fy, de- d., NOT having cEercJ hi. ann, -"e W.
en- I''y "eeo'dE to tia Act oi Assembly and
~ t r"ufi, ana It appearing BY satisfactory 9, me-, 10,
% an nha'l.aal NJ lh cuInma1u Ca M. on The ,;
~ lt iNihiIh' by his counsel II Is ordered tat FIN en-, i
Ohm here at ors bc holdca in the ,l.
and 5,, I e'''i, ON llr FIST Monda, in JuI, n,,t
'l ",bY Oh IN od'r he hnilvfh in.cfffd in H.
- 'is'amha ne"'ialer publ sled in The ION, n
'i'no2iE, Ion two months sucressiyel, and ,,r,fL
posted al the front door Of the cour, honse O, s
county on some cont day. ~ VI '"iS
CoWTeq'o.
April - ~ ii'i.h' 81 X
v I'm
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"M3, what is a hustle 7" honestly onquited Gul
BOY 1T his mother. "A hustle, my dear simply mean
'"hP u.s. calmly replied the lady.
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SUPERIOR READY-NlADE

c l. o II n ! " &:
which have been selected with much care and will be
offered at such prices as cannot fail 10 please They
respectfully ask attention To the following articles which
tavr j ISL been opened and arranged for inspection:
Clpih Goats. Of all kinds and qualities,
Cashmeret Frock D'Oisay aud Sack Cuats.
Habit do do do do
weed Cashmere do do do
Merino do do do
Black and Fancy French Cashmere Pants, very fine.
do do English do do
do drap d. Etc aud Bombazine do
White aud Fancy Drilling do
Black Silk, Satin and Bumbazne Vests,
Fancy " d,
Cashmere. Chally and roilinelle do
White and Figured Marsees do
ALSO great variety of Gentlemen's FANCY
GOODS.
April Is Is
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'1bsenee q Mind. lady placed her mop in the
eflol' ana wiped up the floor with the baby She dis
e"'tfej her uisiake when she came Ia wfin, ia
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butcher boy IN New York says tia, he has of,e
hea'o ~ e f"'f quarters OF the giuhc but never hear
any pefson sly any thing about lhe hind Quarters
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NJ. H LAVrNDE & CO,
.NEJI GROCER and COMMISSION HOESE
AT THE OLD STAND OF

''f'' IN Err ana L b.HyNlSSfO.N HOESE
AT THE OLD STAND OF
Hn KANT - YOUNG
\ ~ n,, now receiving their Spring Supply of GRO
a ef.hlES, &c, and offer for sale
- hhds Cuba, =. Rico and ~ O. Sugar.
hid clarified Sugar. very fine,
llo bags RIO, Laguyra and Java Crff.e.
~ hhds aud bbs. NJ ,lasses
10 kegs Mails, ds orled,
l50 sacks salt
boxes Noosey's Sugar,
900 lbs. Bslered Steel
900 lbs. Shear and Cast Sasl.
1000 lbs Cotton Yarns.
BESIDES numerous other articles viz:
opens Nader. Sweet OIL. painted Buckets. Rice
soap, Macheral, Bed Ticking. bleached Clo,h. Tuky
req Cotton Ginger, Peppsr. AlIsplce. Salaratus h.
blackng' Pms. Buttons, Trace CHAINS. Hoop Iron T., ;,
ana able Spoons, Snspenders Naoke,n. SILK and Cot.
ton fiandkhs, apron Checks Spoul Cotton Red Co,ds
'"t"n and Nool Cards, Coffee Mills JUGS lars So
Ne ioail OF which they invite the attention IF ,brir
friends and The public generally assuring them tina, eyerv
on lher part Will BIZ nade 10 give entire sails
iacot to all WIN may favor them with call
Feb 26 Wv"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

Sir@iEBIa
4 rhr- held IN tho clerk, office Of In, cirot,.
CONF d law and ehanccr, for the W sot'ior
iic6ta day at April 1916: - '''''' q nelson on
,, Plaintiff,
oSss beol4m'n P"nhill nd Mary hi. wife Sol
'"i'3 aud sally hls wife, Sbr,,bi,, 49, 20, l'
" ~, "'e,-- t1niiland Paisy Lis wife ~ I3" ne'-
'' h''l'ile ms WIFE, jonathan Mo e. Cb,,, n,luAr
N4 Noes Jane Moses, Pcgg, Noes LAM Ai, h'"'s
i' i4 vie i''lmin lannil and Betsy is ne r ana
Sr. decd IA " o. > f'ei ho,cs
T. Defendants
- re ,i'end1afs, Thomas Moses Patsy ronnri
n,o''p.hi'e md iietsy lis wife sally Care MA -
~ n2' having entered III If aypealaGcc ard ri
according to The Act u Asstub, anil Ire ,'l @ ,e'
an" 'fpe'rig by satisfactory ., lcrce thai ~ i
L,iH' are not inhabitants of This commonwealth "n
i"'h9 Inc PIalntih b., theif counsel If i "h
'Nuli do appear hero rules 10 be- hd u; 'I''
49, ',ilf 81 me sud court. The first Mond.y - .'
mn answer the rlaEtid'< bill, and ihat ny
'e iI"Hih inserted in the LYNCH nfr Ii,,oi; s
month. n Tie town Of ,ncIburs fer 'na
front door d The court house OF this comfy en- al The
eoPr-reste, '"3'
April Q = ~ i'iR, elk.