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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of East Baton R5ugs-Third
District Court,

peysts No, 1868
~ virtue Of 4 wfi Of ieri faeiHs issued in
tie above entitled suit and To me directed
from tbs itondf#biH bbift aFofeHaid. ! will
expose to public sale on Saturday the 2nd
day of May next, 1896 Mt the Court. house
In the town OF Baton Rgugpi commencing Mt
II o'clock, A. NJ, All the Right, title interest
aud claims IF tHB defendant, IL 6r to the fol-
lowing described mortEHgsd property to wit !
A tartain tract Or parcel Of land, situated III
The parish of East D4ton Rouge, on The ca.
mite river. containing six hundred and twan=
Nv nine 9sllup aefea, 1t bafHg designated IN
tHa township map Of township M 4, SOUTH
and ranes ona f1ast. and a p4ft Of it on the
map Of township No 4, range y East, 10 being
secured 10 Robert Wilson, plaintiff, by 6efti-
fisate No. 45s, IN The first township, aud cer-
tiHeats No. 45g, In the second township, by
the Government Of th6 United States its do
uatipn. boil dui on the Ndftlt and West by
The G6blita, figaf, On the South and West by
lands 81 TIL CafgoFan, North cpd East by
lands SUPPOSED to be public, and South East
by lands Of fhomas CARPENTER and others
together with ail The buildings and improves
nedEB thereon -, H.
Tefms Of SALE Without The benefit Of ap.
p~raisement. and on ! credit Of one, w ant
ihfse years In equal annual iHstallmeht'
from the day Of sale. The purchaser to give
his bonds In the form Of the ordinary twelve
months bond, With good and spproved person
al seeufity. and mortgage retained on The pro
perry aoldLtha Bdnds to Beat interest at tbt
rate Of eight per cont per anilttti from natu
rity, until paid aHd the plaintiff to have tn
right, to iBaas execution foF Tie Whple aiti1uh
Of the bonds unpsid in. case OF The nohpay
msnt Of either of them at maturity
L. G, NORRIS, Sheriff
u99 no & t546.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18

Great workers are always Tranquil and Or
Derby, and being possessed Of lpccssaht actt-
vity they never lose b m5ueat. They apply
theiE Wliol5 raind % what they arc about and
like the hands I'll d watch, they never stop, al
thourh their equal movement III The satae way
almost escape observation.
We cannot look, however tmperfecfly upon
a great man, without gaining something by
him. He is the living light. fountain, which
it is pleasant 10 be near the light which en-
iirbleus; which mas enlightened tic darkness
Of the world-Carlgh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
va AxyriT
Inar on HrOEEN.

tfam the residence IT the subscriber, on
the 9TH March, 1896 two sm1li Imported
Xbhtt hounds, %(slats,) both about . years
eld. nne IL a red and specified with . RED
head. and the ether Is red with a small spiil
Ia Inc left oar. A reasonable reward viii be
given ID whoever will return them to The fss.
iaaaee ef the stbBdfibef
mach ii ANTHONY M0NdET'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18

A eattif du I'D sourant sbteht fstf'Is 9
I'm ayoeai. lee complies Do ioutes leg per
aonpes aui n'auronl pas feEle aFfe ie ~
Bbutrrfn, dune mHni6re satisia'sah'e'
VA %pgtaonnps uai lui doiysnt scat prices
do I'll tparanar % dusagfehiaht'
march Ia, 1910.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining at Che Post Office, al Baton Rouge
Louisiana, which if not called for within
three months will be sent 10 the post-oflce
depaftment as dead letters
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18

r. RfTcurg. IuHtgH.-Trto bills have been
frlnd BY the grand Jury If Chesterfield Co,
Vap against young RtrcHfF, as principal, and
P.J ABcHsR. w. GaffHHow, and w. Scorr,
10 accessoriee, for tie murder n Wr. !.
PLEAsANrs. w. 0HeFsttoW reached Rich
mOud IN Tie 9Th DIT. and was committed for
trial, not asking for bail. AReftfg was a few
days before admitted tq bail TIE. trial vas
expected u take Place on lie 39th Or 3lst
ult.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18

No YoU DdS'T-"AIick, i goa Will &c
my Plantations done by Saturday light, shall
s., forever indebted to YOU
ali that is your game, they'll not be done,
sure 20 said the Meced1nian tailor,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18

/ have commenced the collection of the
State Tax, for the year 1916, and in due time
each tax payer will be called on, when, /
hone. they viii be ready to settle, as / am
compelled TO collect and pay over said tax
within the time prescribed by law.
abril i t.. MORRIS, S'f& Coil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
From The Southern Culiirnior.
DEEP PLOUGillNG.

! hsda field of ID acres, naturally very poor. $50
much So that The hist natural production was poor
growth Of sheep sorre ccrsin Indication of s,eriy
wh'ch intended 10 put III wheat. The summer was
something ike the last. excessively dry. When The
the time arrived t breaking up this field il was 80 hard
ihsis p'ouEh ~nh Two nurses could be got nio the
ground. Four horses were tred without success A
coulter was tried with hurses bu, the drs was Ian
great. and four horses enabled the poughmsn to bea
up the field,
The weather contisued dry and when i, was time ia
sow the wheat. the pluughs were put into the field
plo"ghcd with The coulter. and i, pong he'd we'll The
wheat was sown; no manure was spplird. The when,
when harvested was very toerable cro-for such nmr
land, very Q"d-and there many places from 10
~ yards square covered with iururianf clorer M
seed could have been on the land. and how il came Ia
grow, can only be solved by future experiments.
The idea that struck me which would like 10 s.e in
vsst'gated BY some more scientific experimepialist
VS. 'hs, the plough having reached deep into The clay
esom. ,he top so decomposed granite. or Goa
gnve. the clay attracted n,re from the ,,a,osnbe,s
and thus caused the growth of clover which i, is be
heved will only grow lands cultivated for ann. Inn;
and mana'sd. New land will produce Glove, if We.
y rich. W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
A DOSE.
~ THE LATE TOM HOOD.


''Elrn. you hsve been OUT"
"Well, know have"
"To the Kings Head1"
emo. John; no. But no matter. You'll be troubled
DO mare with my drinking"
hat do you meant"
~ mean what say, JOIN" replied the wife. lok.
ing se'y serious. and speaking very soemnly and deb>
enteiv. WIN strong emphasis on every word "Yon
- wiiI-be-troubed- e-w,th-mv-dy,L
ing-I HAVE TOOK AT LAST"
81 knew NJ" exclaimed The wretcbed husband desr.
nieIy tossing his arms aoft whea all is lost II
knew u" and leaving flap 10 the hands of his
wife who vainiy attempted To deiain hlm he rushed
from The foom-sprang down the STAIRS both flights by
swo and three steps II time-rsn along the passages
ana without his hat. or gloves, STICK dashed out
we street ooor sweeping from the step two ragged liz
w e's. quar'ern loai. BASIN Of treakle and baby
DuS ne never Slapped 10 il the children were hurt
OF wne!hef the insn, dnpped with cure or Inoasses
Away ne ran, like rabid dog, straph, urw ard down
the Borough, needless alike Of q pur,sr's lmd
basket, and butchers tray.
say muttered The erand boy a. he staggered from
tho collision. IVA
"Do that sgain." growled the placard man. as he
recovered the pale and b,ard which had been Knocked
SSom HE shoulder.
Nlnd ~he'e you're gum. bawled hswker, ~ h.
rcsed up me scattered wares; whilst dandy SUDDEN,
Unrest into The keunel launched after the runner one
ssss mes,les which said return ike The boone
sAes. y thoss who launch them.
Bat "a scampersd the res,otaler needles. of all inn
"s-nn he scourec. like = he Camilla. TO IN,
Sse a1msss 24O, viii The rcd, blue Ard arren by,,le
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

TFliiF Piiiatlers Saturday Courier Of The IAN ins''
q can aus the 1Iiaiag
ae,ail lie a,tniln readers 10 The iolluwias:
from the Boston Zee.
1HoMsok's CoAPooED SYRUP Oh lar AND " GOD
N.PTs,-fof The cure 81 Pulmonary Consumption and
all complaints af the Throat aud Lungs.
I'll ~ not our practice nuce The various popular
med Of the day. bn In The present instance We are
induced In deyia. ir,n ordinary rule from The conn
dence We have IN The uedcine and the ruth oi the
sfalrurni. IN relation IL H. l. wonid be worse than
useless for give opinion al The merits oil ms
preparai i'm, hen ere iesiDony oil 81 much
more weight, ff the manner IN which an article ~ re-
co,ed aud stands Ia The place here originates "htre
from ilr pnbe ran Judge 0i It's value. hss much
Ia do IN firmhg lis character ~ remedial agent
This syrup i u,ed aud RECOMMENDED by members oil
III. Faculty of The Medical College IN PtiladephIa.
Sucn testimony Is alone sufficient to enlille II 10 pub
lie crfiience Aealh the law price al which u Is sold
plares within The reach Of every one. In our esii
matinn This article possesses superior claims Ia any
other nedicne within know ledge ior these iorms
uf disease"
This invaluable medicine is prepared only by
5. =. THOMPSON,
Noribeasi corner II 5,h and Spruce SITS Phila.
Price. 50 pr bolIt II s. per d4z-n.
.4poid all mutations and spurious mixtures # Tar
or .Napita.
For sale by JOIN II SEAY, Druggist.
.4gemJ or Lynehbprg aud rici,dty
March Q wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

IA "Eieeiricai GULo-Among recent novelties
which have attracted The sttrniiun ~ III. Pafsahs' ~
'elecltcal giH,' VI hon lie Hefsd1le bnRs
are related. Her name Angrliqne Collen, thirteen
years age, aaiive d the department. al fiosi.fe,
where she vas empnysd IN n tbtead glove manulscio
~ as " inder. The accounts goes op /" say:
A few days ago, SHE WAS TAKEN 10 the Observatory
where Messrs. Afsgo. Matthew, Iapger. and G7nJan,
Witnessed The inllUN log expermenis;A prce ni paper
placed upon The edge oi table, immediately aifac-
Ted by the left hand oil The gh She rn bnldlng hrf
apron in her hand, approached g1erd"n. which Vas
pushed back, although he apfun srarcely touched IL
The next sxpefl nept place her char With her
ieei On the ground The char pujrcitd wnh VIZ
lence against the wall while tie gf MAS thrown iheo
ther way. This experiment tepratrd srstral in-s
and with the same results NJ A,agn LAID hand upon
the char To prevent It's tnovlng bnl the loee loo
great for The resistance. and NJ Goupu, having seated
himself a part Of the ehar. thrown If. rs sam
as Angehqte had also taken her seat. SUCH said NJ Ar
ago, wefe the facts witnessed. and he had SEEN nhng
10 justify an opinion thai Any deception had bern pac-
tisrd Sine. IN, other experiments have been rri-
med by DIR. Iauch0p. - ! hs grnlln,sn had The char
Ia which Angellquo was seated held by iwo pa"tiiul
men. In this instance II was moi driven away. nut
bnkp III Their hands liable, quefldnn and sofa were
projected by the contact oi The gtfPs clothes. DR..
1aucbun ascefianed thai the char which she Sis
Is FIRST Attracted, and next repulsed. When Angrligne
isolated from the ground by glass sloo. oiled silk.
OF any olhef noOcuhdncior 81 eleclrcy The pr Jrrns
do not take place. A lOadsiorr belng plsred hr
el hand, which alone is naenec, she experienced II
erent sensations, according ih nnrlh aud south pm,
we're applied, and could tell with Which pale she
coltac She experiences violent c,nin"ius, WHEN The
electric discharges take place. aud suffers greatly rom
them. II Is IN the evening between and nine.
bout hour after she has din,d thai her recra paw.
" is most strongly developed. lleI pulse then BEATS
ifum % 10 20 per minute.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
From the Farmers Calumet.
!. INJUDlCIOlS USE. OF MANIRl

Nj. Edm Know ing, as dc, that large proper
ten Of farmers IN this country often throw away their
insnurcs hen they suppose they using them they
should. have thought thu, article upon this subject
would not be out OF place
In consequence Of want of chemical know LEDGE sp
flculturasls use their without Judgment or
discretion. and ofleDmes 10 their most decided injury
- shall proceed To show.
Agricultural chemistry tesohes that a certain class
Of vegetables such AZ grain requires greater proper
ton uf ni'rgen than others. As nitrogen very
abundant article with farmers yet Of the highs
est value TO the grain gnwer. IL behaves him 10 make
IN economical use Of H. II he intends Ia raise fur
crop OF g~d wheat, is highly necessary that he should
not waste that qusny VI this element that he has or
that he can gel hold Of.
All such crops as potatoes, iurnps beeis pumpkins,
cabhages. peas beans. carrots, &C., including clover
herd grass tmoiby, and The other pras es need but ve
~ NIUE o manurss containing nitrogen, ss they will
ce've all sufficient fiom the atmosphere and rain and
snow; while wheat rye, corn, barley, and buck hra
need larger proportions OF such substances ench ders
from the other, however as 10 the quantity needed -
Wheat, for instance, needs more nitrogen than either Of
the o'hers, for The f naln u the gluten ch n pders
i,s hour IN nutritious. The subsisuces yielding nitro.
gen most abundanily. are the animal manufes, especial
~ the fluid manufes, and The dead bdrs Ut animals
themselves. IN connsc,ion with this matter Leblg in
his work Oh "Agrleultura Chemistry ;" saws An ia.
crease al animal manure gives only TO il crease
~ the number ii Seeds but also 10 ust remark able
o"n'sn Here We have the highest authority for sa-
ling the Importance oi animal n,annres.
Those farmers. then, who use Their animal manu- res
epon ihuse crops that need them not thereby depy inp
their grain crop oil them. although they cannot we'll do
without Them, IN measure throw them away. Such
er"ps AZ po'atoes iurnips, the grasses Sc thivo as
vel; when gvel rolten hay. straw leaves saw dust
swamp muck, and such substances as when furnished
With The richest animal nsnures. They supply their
proper food. and with rghi proportion OF the right
kind Of slkaes or alkaline substances they can dispense
entirely with animal n,anures. leaving them TO be used
for he grain crop.
Bein'e leaving this subject will be well perhaps. TO
cay. that guono is oen very njadciousy used and the
saoney spent kr II thrown away bringing thereby a.
dun upon ~hs, is derdinply called .'bk farming y.
The principal constituents Of guano different iruru most
msnures are these which peculiarly Il, G grain and
wh"ever sses II for any other purpose could save his
"oney by dispensing with and using cheaper aud more
accessible nannres ! have no doubt that many com.
plants viii be made W the. hn guam upon veg.
e'abes. While those who use IL ON prsa will be- we'll
satisfied with It's effects. We shall see.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
Correspondence Of The Baltimore american.
WASHINGTON, March 29th,
THE FEEECTS or npIrNEENNESS


man by the name Of Tucker or Parker early this
morning entered the house of one of our citizens Can
'sin Ramsey. Of the Navy armed with heavy kalie
ana alter woundng the servant who met him at the
door, rushed past him aud euleed the chamber of the
captain. who had not from his bed violent sen file
commenced, which the sans Of Capt Ramsey HEARING.
'hey rushed IN aud after great struggle. in which each
received several wounds. succeeded IN securing the in
iurIaled man. The youngest son Of Capt Ramsey was
mere boy OF l2-hs wound, we are glad to hear, is
not very bad although in the ,hros The edes, son is
badly hurt, though the Physicians do no, think DANCE
"us'y The Captain hlmself received four or five cuts
On the head and face. one If them just grazing the eve
Inc negro man had his finer nearly taken Off The
man was though, TO be a merchant from Pe,ersbur,
virginia, on his way from Baltimore, where he had been
10 purchase goods Al the time Of his he had In
ms possesslon receipts for gouds bought 10 the
VI l<oo Dollars. The man was suffering from mama
a'pou NJ me time he committed This outrage.
r. S.-lhe name Of the man is John T. 'Tucke, -,
Madison county. Kentucky. He is a merchant. and
bought extensively Of goods 10 your city, His INSANITY
arose rein drunkenness alone. have seen The kn,s
with which the deed Committed and II is only ,
common jack knife. There IRE six persons wounded
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
Fresh Groceries.

F1'IE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure in announcing
y To ihrr friends. and The public gennraliy, that
they feceislng new supply oi
G. z . @ Z lxES VIZ:
Blown Sugars, good assortment.
Loaf, Crushed ard Pulv.rsed Sugars,
RIO. Lagura and Java Cofees.
n. Orleans and West India Molasses,
bbls pure Cider Vinegar,
Ganp"w9er, Imperial AMI Black Teas.
Gaeer, Pepper. Spice. s arch. Salt. lin sacks
Sal, Peire. Alum, Coperas. Nader, Blue
Some aud Indigo,
Mustard and Chocolate,
Chpped Lugwood, and Exirac, do
90 boxes exlra Family and Pine Apple Cheeses,
Is '' iurpentine and Vsfegaled Snap.
COCO lbs. Nails, assorted; Bar Iron aud Castings,
500 owlalan aud other Pipes,
20 duz. Bed urds ana Plough Lines,
10, Of very superior fwled Bays,
Tow and Flax Linen.
% bills. extra Superfne Flour.
lot ofvery superior Bacon and Lard,
Mackerel IN hal bills and kits,
Hardware Woodware and Dry Goods-and many
other ARTICLES not ined in abpve list; all :"
which will sell low fr cash. Those wishing buy
Will do well 10 give IA call "a determined IL
please. MORRISON, WATKINS x Co.
March % WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

We then on an oppres.lse ~ stem o .'ao. n','
H. said ne wss ~ siranQIy in fsyn revenue ANU y
The Sfpsu,r lfnn ) an Daftlas ne q d.cipi'z q"
the h.iltabr Srnai"r iof IN his e. ~ri' MI "
I'D He ~ drttd hat the 6syerntnn t "ehla INN
dor but that event has not orrbttef; ~ ihr ca'''i,
at Ibis DAY IA e''haiiion 81 AZ hsh p''p""y
as tie tcord err ir,taesed The isunsr ihr piAhis''
III. artisan were all rsgaid.d r THEN lsb had an
o,er6 wing treasury and that, loo, al period "hrh ~
false causes existed To produce decerlise appearance
of unreal weslth IIhls be true pciure oi our r'd1
don. II surely III. extreme 81 inlly 10 .aff'"en
uppna system whch has pr'dueed 81 prosperous
stale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
Looking d.iHSSPS, sSiHdOlC G.iUSS
lOOEiNg Glass E'lUfPS.

lust received aud opened, large assortment ii
- Looking Glasses, Window Glass, Looking Glass
Plates. &c. 81.
Also-A very large assortment Of p o c X f +
X | V f. S, KNIVES and FORKS; sumo III
which are very superior Ivory. All ol winch viii sell
very low. Please call and see them
ID. ". MOORE.
Sign of the Big Peher.
April 9 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
DEhscRATIc TESTIMONY to the benefits Of The r,

DEhscRATIc TESTIMONY TO the benefits of The Ia.
riff OF 1912:
Mr.. flanagan. in his late speech on Oregon, holJs
The following language: "On that OCCASION the honora.
ole Senator Mr.. Calhoun. in his speech Of January
Ieao) win that ability which characierzes all his Ell.
forls presented 10 the Senate and ob
&c view o' The then state Of the finances of the
ana showed truly, tina, they were ON the road to ruin
tie showed how deeply the Treasury " as embarrassed.
and how was getting deeper and deeper at every step
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
FOR RENT.
.1.N'D NU.M.n.1e
FASHIONS, ron 1916

i NAcE"Ep ATM HOUSE ON Main srsrrr roun
DOORS ABOVE MEEM h GwArk,s's sronr.
THANKFUL to INV friends and Tho pn,,,. o.o..
N.'y i"r their patronage hereut, re bestowed una,
sta N continuation OF The came, feeling sure lha
: snail % able to please the fas,d,ous.
April 6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
MRS. HE.V'RgQUEA'
English and French Academy,
FOR U.NG aDIES,
I.ymchburg, Xirginin

Lynchburg, Virginia.
HNHE SIXTH SESSION Of this Institution will
i begin, IN Monday. the 81 Of February.
IT, R.NS-For tuition in three different classes. as
heretofore, VIA: ilS. SIS and Sl2 80 per session al
five months, PAYABLE IN the las, halt o lhe Gth mouth
BOIRD-SlO per month. IL which half paya
be in advance. Pupils accepted at any time durmg
the session, and charged fran The day Of entrance.
The department Of English Pars,ng. Composition
Rhetoric. Logic. Ancient Languages and the higher
branches of Mathematics is under the charge Of Mr..
Smith. Jr.
Feb 10 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06


M. IT LAV1NDER & Co,
NEW GROCERYand OlLuisSIO.NHOUSE,
At THE STAND OF
BRYAN Il YOU'VE,
4 RE receiving their Spring Supply of GRO
"A CERES, Sc, aud Offer fer sale
81 hhds Cuba, p. RICO ann N. 0. Sugar,
hid. clarified Sugar. very fine.
l40 hags RIO. Lagny,a and Java Coffee.
20 hhds and bbls NJ a>ses,
I2O kegs Nails assorted,
$50 sacks Sail,
boxes Woulsey's Sugar.
1900 lbs Blislered Steel,
500 lbs Shear and Cast Steel,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns,
25 kegs Dnppnl'- aud Kentucky a. Powder,
Is Blasting Powder.
Is boxes g. p. and inprria Tea, some very fine,
10 bnls. Tanners Oh,
hhd. Winter b-arhed OIL,
50 boxes Sperm and 'faow Candles,
% -" SIX 10 and 10 X ~ Glass,
ceroon best Cara ,ras indigo,
10 tons Ground Plaster.
% realms Cap aud Letter Paper,
1000 lbs gond and damaged Sule Leather,
50 kegs White Lead.
81 Nova Scotia Grrndsluncs,
Tons c1unry Bar Iron,
2 Rolled do
bales C"tton Cl,b. s, "A,
No. ! aud 2 Oznabnrss,
100 pieces Calico, asserted.
90 bushels Clover Seed.
Liquors..
p pipes superior +. Brandy,
Is bbls. American dn
90 bbls. old Rye Whl,kcy,
so :" Rscilied do
40 hhds aud bbs. Mountain do
9 bbls Gin,
10 N. f. Rum,
10 Maaga Wine.
'' superior Pon Wine,
Vinegar,
Besides numerous other articles viz:
Copperas. Nader. Sweet on painted Buckets Rice
Soap, Mackeral, Bed Ticking hl.arhed Clalh, Turky
red Cotton, Ginger, Pepper. Alisp,re, Saaraius b,x
Backing. Pms. Buttons. Trace Chains. lI"p rnn T. a
and Table Spmns, Susppnders. Make Silk ard Co-
ton iIandkls, Apron Checks, Spol Cotton Bed Cords,
Cotton and Wool Cards, Coffee Mills Jugs Jars &c.
sc. Toal Of which they invite The attention of their
friends and the public ger ealv assuring them thai every
fxerl"n on their part ~ill he made give entire salts
iac'loi' Ia all who may favor them with call
Feb % 10
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virginia.:

virginia:
= rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Circui. su.
neriar Court of Law and Chaueery. for the town Of
Ly'chburg the End day of March, 1876:
John X ID. Payne and James 4. Turner. late auctinss
a"d partners, trading under the style Of Payne Turner
Plnintifs,
against
aus Dupny and Celine his wife, and Samuel Garland
and Charles X. Slaughter, Defendants,
In CHANcERY.
The defendant. Linnsus Dupuy ard Cenc III, wife no,
having entered their appearance and gwen security accord
ing to the Act OF Assembly the Rules this Court ard
appearing by satisfactory evidence TINT they in.
habitans OF this II is ordered the said den
dants do appear here the first day ne term nd
be forthwith inserted in printed IN ,be tow
OF tnehbrg, Tor two months successivey and posted M
Tie iront door oil the court house in said town
Copy-Testc,
ID. ROBES. elk
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
THE CAIsELL ruOUSE.
lsE MADE CLOTHING.
GREAT II sH(,.SIN'S

the season Is now lar advanced, We vii sell nur
IN remaining stock of Winter Goods at reduced n,,>
ces.
we nave lnst received an additional supply Of black
and fancy Cashmere Pants. hlark satin V.s,s e..
PARllAM 4 HOPKINS.
Jan. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

Or CeMtrc Drausht Plough.

For fuller account of lis principles and character,
see an advertisement in The Richmond Enquirer and tho
Wing The certificates Of the gentlemen named in
that notice. he this office and at the sire
Of Mr. John linns. IN Lynchbury Upwards of 200
others will testify substantially the same thing
o. Patents Rights tor sale. Persons engaged in the
Plough making business. may promote their by
securing the right for their counties or districts without
delay
W Address. George Watt & Co.. Richmond, Va.
GEORGE WATT. JR..
JOSEPH S. WALTtlALL
Feb % WIN