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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09

rules held IN the clerks office Of the circuit superior
court oilaw aud ohanoer,, io the county OF Halifax in
the month OF February, 1916
Jonathan 1.ubins, Plaintiff,
against
Samuel l. Fe.rll, " ,ll,i u. F,rr Josbun u. CLANCY
and Pocahontas his viii, and John ferill,
Defendants.
In CnANcEnY.
The defendants, Samuel y Feuill md William u Fer
il not having entered their appearance aud opeapgb by
,a,,,,n,,bL I, Ia bat They not iuhubians Il this
uel f. Fcuill and William FcIfl DO apponi 6tfe on VIC
first day II April and the plainin's bill
and that copy this order be iorhw nh inserted IN the
Iyncbug Wig ian, ol two months and post
cd at the font doof OF the court house Oh ts county
Copy -resie,
WM. HOLT tlrrk.
Feb. Q WIN
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rules held in The clerks office OF the circuit superior
n court law and chspceTy lor the county vi liaax, III
in the month Of February, isi6
Cathurinc Hail. Mary Hall and Nancy Hall
plaintiffs,
against
WiliamlI. Owen. admir- OF Miles Hall, decd John X.
Hail. Joseph Hail. William B. Hall and Elizabeth Hail.
Defendants.
In CHANcERy.
The defendants Joseph Hall and John Hall moi having
entered their appearance and II appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants oil tins commonwealth
ordered thai the said defendants Joseph Hall and John
Hall do appear here the first day OF April term next and
answer the Plaintiff bill and TINT copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted III the Lynehbnrg Nheinian Tor two
mouths SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door o'thc court
house OF this county
A CoPy-Teste,
WIN. HOLT Clerk
Feb WIN
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rules held in the clerks office 81 the circuit superior
n OF LAW aud chanccry the county oil Halifax
The month OF febfusis, 1916
Amsea, BniLsdslc, surviving partner oi James MeCraw
ca WIN s,l, pr the benefit OF oil.s MoCfaw. admit oil
James MoCraw, a, u, fian''h,
against
James Petty Zcbeleo Pen y, Elizabeth Brown and Mat
thew j. RoMlettc shcu Ia uaA, and az such hdmr o
" iiliam Petty, deed, '''eo'"h's'
In CnAHCERl
The defendant, James Petty, not having lhei.d ms sp
pearanc, and II appearing by satisfactory cvide &c ' u.
is inhabtani OF tins commonwealth II is 'aefeo
tina, the said defendant James Petty do appear here e
first day of April tenn newt aud answer the plaintiff bill
aud that copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN the
ynchburg Anginan io two months cessiyely aud post
ed the front dooI the courthouse oil this county.
a topy-Ieste
WIN HOLT Clerk
Feb. 0 WIN
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NoFl3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

RRANDRErH'S PILLS RELIABLE.-Letnoon one sup
- pose that Il Brsndretb's Pills not always the same
They are They canno be otherwise The piles upon
which they made unerring that millon pounds
could be made day hout the possibility
OF mistake occurring. Get the genuine that is ALL and
the medicine Will give you full satisfaction.
WHEN THE BLOOD Is IN uNsOUND condition., it =
ready Tor Injection as land poughe and narrowed to
ceive the allotted grain. Those who wise, will there.
fore the publication their blood without
the
Ladies should Brandt ch's Pills frequently They
will ensure hem from sickness of the stomach and
generally speaking entirely prevent it. The Bra ndrcihs
rms are harmless They increase the powers of life they
do not dePess them Females will find them that
state of health which every mother wishes enjoy. In
cosyeness, often prevalent erestmg period the
Brnnd'etls Pills are a safe and efectua remedy.
There is no medicine safe this it is an
castor oil and Is generally used by ladie.
Of our first physicians who recommendhis pills to their pa
ents 10 the exclusion of all other purgaiiyes and the pills
being composed entirely of heb natter purf,
the blood and carry of the corrupt Of body
manner so smpe as to give day and plea
g. The following the only authorised gents Tor the
Pills.
PAYNE * GREGORY I.ynchburg, Campbell.
Henry Lakewood, Castle Craig, do
j. H. Sweeney s. Co., Marysvillc, do
Lee, Bailey & Co, Brookneal,
benjamin Nowlin Il Co., Falling Creek,
VIM. Mathews X Son, Walkers Church, p. Edward
Good, Bass Il Co, Kingsvle, do
WIN. Rice s. Co.. rarmye do
Roberts * Brown, Amherst CT. TO-,
Samuel Cash, Sanddges, Amherst
Peters s. Reed, New Market Nelson,
G. +. Estes & Son, Lovingson, do
o. p. Il r. G. Bell, Liberty, Bedford,
Samuel Williams, Lisbon, do
Jars t3D 1t
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Doctor. III. II. Y.ITV.N.

VERY respectfully offers his professional services 10
The inhabitants OF l.yachbura and The surrounding
country His office is III Mr. Warw ck's new buildings
nearly opposite the Washington Hotel.
The community have Il riga to know md he here.
by informs them, that he is regular graduate and has
acquired fund o experience in Than twenty years
careful treatment of Diseases and surgical
Tor which he early lmbiped taste by being private
pupil of that great surgeon, DIR. Molt of New York
Also. large portion Of the al clons peculiar to Females
and Midwifery, have been under DR.. Tatum's manage
meni. He refers 10 the Rev. John Early, Rev WIN.
A. smith, ID. d.. Mr.. james NJ. Boyd. Mr.. Jimes w.
Morgan and Mr.. James NJ Langhorne
lie wahtsa pleasant SADDLE HORSE.
lie has some pure Vaccine Matter. winch he would
be pleased 10 put IN. Tor those who may wish it, II.
gained much experience in that whilst en- plvyed by III.
com non hall OF c,ty to vacclnae.
Jan. 2w if w2w if
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YOU VII agree 10 give notice. sans ~ Is my bofnc,
o var anu of all military establishments If there should
''en be the breath OF life in the, hopo shall BE- vii.
ing 10 60 as lar as any in making any sacri6e to rem.
DER that war successful and glor@us" Amer this de.
m"ns'fa''on II Is 10 be presumed that Mr. Adams al eas,
"i no longer be charged with being under the influence
either OF British predictions or of British gold In,
deed may mol ask LocoIoco friends il they have
not some reason to suspect that they are wrong IN gsns
ior the 'who'e Of Oregon" as a sine qua non, when
'hey md }. q Adams aud Giddngs marching abreast
o them They must otherwise co needle that ca. ope
faon with these individuals is conclusive evidence
ol want oil patriotism or virtue !-Aner Mr. Adams
concluded his remarks. Mr. Faan Of Ohio rose and ask.
ed the House 10 suspend the rules for the purpose Of en-
abns him to oer resolution 10 be reso,u
ton giving noce 10 Great Britain Of the termination of
The treaty 81 nl occnpa,ion--bui the House, without
taking votr. Immediately adjourned.
Nlf Adams's speech will excite even more specula.
tion aud comment than Mr.. Calhoun's. To what con.
sequences II may lead remains la be seen
Great anxiety of urse tel, To hear iru The cihs
side o the water The effect produced by The Ptslen =
Message VIII then be ascerlaned. snd some thing like
definite opinion may be formed Of the probabilities Of
peace war.
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LAND Ar AuCTIOy.

10y virtue ol decree OF the Circuit Superior Cour,
~ OF Law and Chancery pronounced IN tho LIST day
81 October, 1913. in the OF William Dickinson
pa,"t'il against Jesse A. Blamble, ani others. the
undersigned Commissioner, WILL the 26ih day Of Ian,
nary. 1885, at Liberty. Bedford courthouse proceed 10
sell, al public auction the three parcels Of Land said
decree mentioned. one Containing as ACRES, aud the
Other two 40 ACRES each, making IN the Ahoe 400
aCRES lying IN the county Of Bedford, contiguous 10
each other 81 As 10 make tract sdonna ,hs Lands
oil James Gray lsaac Grepin aud others. The sale " III
be Tor sufficient IN cah pay the Of suit and
expenses OF sale. aud npon credit OF SIX aud twelve
months Tor equal PORTIONS ol Tho residue OF the purchase
money; the purchasers giving bonds with good personal
security and tho TILE Of the Land withheld until the
purchase money is paid he ,nle 10 this land il beev
10 he unquesonabe. aud will be conveyed 10 The pur.
chases when the whole If the purchase money is paid
by future decree of The Court when the sale shall be
confirmed aud lis terms complied with.
g. A. WlNGFlELD. Com'r
JAMS wi26J.
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GENTI.a.IlE\'S
r u n ~ II I ~ q 1T O n =
Plain street L0ssrIsbNrg, Va.

rlNIE SUBSCR RIDERS are now receiving THAR sup.
i plies IT Full aud Winter Goods. comprising almost
every arlicle Of Genllrnens caring Apparel, which
were manufactured In New Ynik expressly for this mars
ke,-among which may h. found black, blue. green,
brown and olive Dwss and Fr,ck Coas; black, green,
grey and mixed Pei,ues and Over Coais and I circle
Chaks, silk velvet, satin. harl,hea, hombnzinr, woolsa
yelve,. Cashmere and Me,ino Vests English, French
and American cassm, Pants; Youths Fnck and Over
Coats. Vests and Ponts linen and cotton Shirts Col
lars Bosoips. and Night Shirts silk. lambs w.ul aud
mixed and white merino Pet coiton and jeans Dmwers
i,afihen and Italian silk Cravais Scars, Socks Ties
Cnval Sufferers, Handerchieis, Gloves. Snspenders.
Suspender Ends, lIpIsery, Muney Belts, Night Caps.
Walking Canes. u mbr,llas. Sc,
ALSO, a full assortment Of Freuci English and A.
merican Cloths. Cassineres and Vestiugs which we
will manufacture order IN mus, fashionable and work,
manlike manner.
All garments warranted To Il, perfectly or no sale.
Those wishing IN furnish their cloths will dA
well IL give a call, pains will b. spared in tho
execution Of work. Terms. CAsn.
WATERHOUSE, Will'FfEMORE co.
Oct. 10 3m
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NEGROES WANTED!

gTUE SUBSCRIBERS are wanting to purchase
1 any number of LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
that " i'll su il the :, uihern market
As they are anxious make their purchases as spec
Oily possible. they assure 'hre having any for sa lie
hal they will pay liberal cash prices be obtain
cd in any market in the State. Persons who wish to
sell. will do well 10 call on them before masking sale.
NB-We wish to purchase one or two Blacksmiths
and Carpenters. DAVIS y HAkI.
Nov 3 Isl
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Dissolution or Co.parlncrship.

FnSllE c'~pannerslp herel"iofe existing between tho
L undersigned, under The Style oi Edmond, Watson
& Gu. is this day dissolved by mutual conssp,. Tbs
debts aud effects Ut The have been purchased by
Mr.. James VI. Boyd. who inends 10 carry the bust
himself All persons indebted 10 The firms Of Ed
monJ, Watson u Co., Wm, II. Watson j. Co. and
Boyd Edmond Il Co, are requested iopsy IL ia mes
NJ oyd none and all the cfedi.ors Of said frms will
apply 10 him for payment.
w. II. WATSON,
ISAAC pAyENPORT.jr,
Feb II IL
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ratterns viz: Coaches; one or two horse Baroucbes
Rockaways; Briskrys, new and beautiful article
Buuoies with and without tops, &C., all Of which will
he warranted and sold al Northern retail prices, adding
the charges from New Yurk 10 this place. And il III
ponp my assortment. there should suit, sny gen
,lemsp if he w,ll give his order have made ar
engagements To obtain Carriages from any market norih
which his judgmen'. fancy may dictate, al the
shortest notice. 10 either pce quality.
] have made arrangements with Mr.. j. Z. Shackle
furd 10 furnish him the shortest notice, With any
style of Carriage he may order
II. r. BEACH. Manufacture.
.uuIord, Connecticut.
Anxious to rose his old businesses, he earnestly in.
vokes all persons indebted Ia him. To come forward al
once and cose and settle their accounts And those
10 whom he 10 indebted present their clsims for ad
,os,ment. J. &. SHACKLEFORD.
JAN 8 Is
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ON CONSIG NMENT.
I'VE HAVE ON HAND, AND ARE NOW RE
w CElVING FOR SALE
1000 bags Shot,
1000 lbs. Bar Lead,
1000 lbs Pig Lead.
500 pair Brolues,
500 side Russell, and Wax Upper Leather,
900 sides Harness Leather.
200 kegs Wyihe Nails. I'd. Grahsm.)
dvz. Virginia made Axes. superior article.
so cases Licorce.
20 baskets Olive Oil,
5000 lbs. Bacon,
900 lbs. Skning Leather,
Ia bales Monticello Oznaburrs,
100 bushels Chverseed,
500 lbs. Feathers,
500 lbs. WOOL
800 lbs. Shoe Thread
20 tons Bar lron.
MCDANIEL s. McCORKLE
Nov. 10 ia
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NvsemdiA Uclccss for xsonmess.


1NllE District Court Ut tbs United States, or The
i Eastern dlafc, Of Virginia. holden at Richnond,
having the 20'h day Of May. ls43, by ia decree up
IN the petition VI George Baeby cu, declared Ae'ri,t
u. Stsger, Of the town Of Farmv,le. and Thomss r.
NASH Of the ,own Of lynch5url ankrupis within Tho
true intent aud meaning IL the AT If Congress- entitled
tan act ~ establish n uniform system pt bankruptcy
throughout The uoiled S,ates,p passed the l9h Auyns.
lSfl and copy o said decree having been furnished
ne, as OF The Commissioners In Bankrurtcy Of tho
SAID District Court. of the purpose II enabling The cred
ors ot said bankups 10 prove their claims; all the crrs
dlios, (soa, aud ludividua Of said bankrups, Aler-
rt II. Steg,r and Thomas r. Nash. late merchants snd
pa,nefs dung business under The Fly IL and firm Vi Sic,
ger \ Nash. III the iowo of Fafmyls, aad VI Tbnmas
T. Nash aud Merritt H. S,egar, late merchants and
partnars dung business under ,he style and Rtm Of
Nash S,eg.r, IN the tuwn NJ l.ynolburQ, and the in>
div idual creditors Of each ineniber Ut said FIRMS are
hereby Notified that The d,h day Of January, 1S40.be.
tween Abe h'urs of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and o'clock,
NJ, and 81 ifop day to dav, between the sams hoars.
(Suniays sxceped) MI the l7h day Of February, I64t,
u, my "fee n, Prince Edward c. H., Va. 10 assipnsi
iu receiving aud hearng poot III all claims against said
hankrups. a. d. DICKINSON,
Commissioner IN Bankrup,cy
Tor Prince Edward rouniy.
Prince Edward G. H., Va Dec. 10 ll7Fy
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% Provisions Of all kinds represented tei,g
high 10 New Orleans this time, the river being truzen
M 20 that the city GOULD be furnished in the regular
way.
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Fail md Winter Goods.

TUNHE subscribers have just itreived their supply
J. FALL AND WIN TER GOODS,
comprising general assorment-a OF which they vii
sell at the lowest maIke prices those who may favo
them with call. TURNER g. BURWELL.
Nov. 3 Hh
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o. TEMPERANCE MEETING. IN

meeting Of The several Temperance Societies of
ms town. VIII be held The Second Prrsby iefian
Church. ON Friday the OH ust q q o'clock, Z. Nj
Several addresses expected
GEO. B.liIuRMAN, I s..,.,,.,..
JOHN b. TiLDEN oecfe'a''es
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II Teacher VVnufSuy.

"A gentleman who Is qualified To teach the difercn,
! branches Of ihotogh English Education.
obtain situaton In Tho ncghborhm,d OF Shhw Church
IN oed'ofd eun,y Testimonials OF character and qua-
hcaons will be required Any address 10 W. N. Mays
IN person OF otherwise, will he strictly attended TO,
JAMS II
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SMif, Sugar, sc.
1nAl SACKS Liverpool Salt,
NV hhds prime n. u, Sugar. ud crop.
hid. Sperm Oil, wu,er strained,
TONS Western Hemp
5000 his Cotton Yarus tuu To H. Non,iceo Factory.
tons bar Iron, well assorted,
Ttidsgar,
10 boxes pr,ne Ch.esp.
10 bills prime ouckwhea, Flour.
GEORGE BAGBy.
nec.l5 IL
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CONTINUATION.

yNllE undersigned, having purchased Of Messrs. Ed
mond. Watson x Co., their stock OF Go,,ds, will
carry the business at the old stand himself lie will
keep good assortment Of Groceries on hand and solics
n Continuance of the patronage bch has heeu extended
- The old firm. JAMES nj. BOYD.
Feb "a IN
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HIDE. OIL AND LEATHER
STORE.
VIE. undersigned Is now getting in store, GOODS
Il which he has purchased al the North Tor cash. and
isprepared 10 sell low Those wishing 10 buy in his
line invited TO call.
500 sides New York Sue Leather,
80 barrels Tanners Oh
1900 pair Shoes and Boots
80 d,z Hats aud Caps,
Saddles. Umbrellas Shoe Thread, Shoe Pegs, Sl,oe
Knives, sc.
Whoesalr and Retail. al the old stand Of G. POLAND
bee s. Co. and opposite Davis. Colhoun Il CO., Main
Street JOHN j. HUSBAND
Oct l6 GIN
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JOHN II. TYREE.
Commission .Ncvch0nf.
Z Y N O X 3 y n q, VIRGINIA.

&EILS TOBACCO when no advance 10 made for
~ oo cents per hid, and The money paid the planters
'heoiae'y a'ef me Tobacco Is cooper-d, by Samuel
iJree u himself When there is an advance made the
regular commission will be charged. he takes this
method OF thanking the Planters geneally for tho lbe>
raj iar'naee lie las heT.tiure itct iyed, a,d would
respectfully suggest 10 them The Importance Of
PICKING THEIR Tobacco WELL.
De particular aud keep the yellow new ground and the
dak old ground tobacco separate much injury is done
10 We sale o tobacco by prIzlng yellow and dark tbac-
CO together Endeavour 10 have the shipping tobacco
as uniform IN ehgth, size and color as p,ss ble. In
przng manufacturing nbacco, do prize 50 hard as
to make 1t stick So the leaves tear in pulling them apart
or open lie hegs leave by permissou 10 refer 10 the
following gentlemen in Lynchburg:
Jno NJ. Warwick. Jas w MORGAN
Dr. Jas. Saunders. Col. NJ. Lang horne,
Col a. Le'l"ieh. Capt. Snml. McCorkle,
A.. H. Armislead. Miller Il Rucker,
L. d. Jennings. Chas. W. S'aham.
Rvely iiaythe, Inspectors a, Martins,
W AIDE 4 Haynes, Friends,
Samons & Smithson 4" Liberty
Petty & Roblnson. g Iynch's.
Also. 10 The fown. in Caupbell:
Maj. JAS. Murell, CAPT. T. B. Whhers.
Capt Adam Clement, Capt. Jno. Rosser.
PITTSYLVANIA.
john Coles. Col. Dan'. Coleman,
W llam De"s. Maj John l.. Adams.
Bird l.. Terrell. RIch'd. Logan.
Gen. VIM. L. Ballpu Rev. joel Hubbard.
CHARLOTTE.
DR.. Robert T.. Bouldn, Maj. WIN. Gaines.
APPOAiATrOX.
Dr. joel w. Flood, Col. z. E. Cheaiham.
AMHERST.
Jno. Whitehead Alex. Munday,
ROCkBRlDGE-Jos Glasgow.
BEDFORD-Cart. WIN. A. Lee.
Jan. win
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!%hNrElefOvd r. Lesrelleu,

They will Use every effort tn give general satisfaction
He .ould also inform his friends and the public gen.
orally, iha, he intends keeping UP his
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fINllE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
in,he lynchburg Manufacturing Company, viii DO
held a, the Washington liarl, FRIDAY. The 10Th inst
at s O'Clock Z. Nj. JOHN Il. MEEM, Pfest.
Jano wilGJ. Il
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ShHCEielO. IL r. ZesrPileas.
at the old and well known stand of J. G. Shacklcf.rd
inst opposite the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, Main
Street
Besides devong their constant personal attention to
the business, they will keep in ih..f employ number
Of competent and experienced
w o n X NJ E N,
and they pledge themselves every honest cAer-
lion To give general saisfacon They invite all per
having need Of articles in their the give them
call knowing that their general stock for quality style
and beauty Is lequaed by similar establishment in
the Slate, therefore, they hope 10 oiler such variety 40
may suit the taste and wants Of all
c o u ~ Il y S "A d ID l. L RS
respectfully solicited 10 call and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere believing that they eau Of
fer perhaps greater Inducements Than any similar estab
isi,Inent ia this place.
All ORDERS shall meet with prompt attention, and all
REPAIRING
in the ab we line shall be done with neat ness and do
slatch.
All kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE will be Ia
ken al cash market price in exchange tor any article in
their line JOHN &. SHACKLEFORD,
JOHN s, LEWELLEN, Jr.
Jan. Is
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
TAAn LBS. WOOL
lOOU 400 Wool Rolls
G0O0 Bacon Sides
100 Barrels Family Flour
200 Barrels superfine du
For sale by MCDANIEL & McCORkLE.
Sep Is ~
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AS- On the nd u., 5000 bales Of Cotton were
sid in New Orleans al full rates.
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aPlemdid C~ciarmir dc Oess 4 Mouse do l.uJ y -,
WE. would ask the attention of the Ladies' an ~,
stock OF French and English Cach.,ir ds Cossc
and Mousciin de LANES. '''
They will be iouud to embrace IT, mos,. beautiful
styles imported; aud CHEAP ro, can
hiCAMDS, RYAN l. Co.
Next dlur to Nm, +. Young.
Oct. ~ ,s !,
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CARRIAGE
Establishment,

and at this time has On hand a
large aud well selected assori-
meni OF all kinds Of Carriages,
all Of the latest * most spptuved
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

TIME UNDERSIGNED tenders his thanks for
4 long and liberal patronage aud support IN his bust
ness and respectfully asks a continuance of il, 10 the
firm AZ
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eodiii'n ii i'is costly legacy Of Jefferson which has So
'a disappointed The sansune hopes of its ouedets with
view 10 The Correction OF existing abuses if tina, be
Practicable and especially IL the rumors OF their proya-
'ence should be we'll founded aud they shall he deemed
ineradicabe, 10 relieve the State hereafter fom an an.
h"al charge upon the treasury which yields no annual
harvest oi benefit in return.
The commit lee OF finance, understand, has da,ar
n'hed 10 recommend reduction Of 10 per cent, upon
asst years rates ol taxaon II this recnmm enda,lou
shall be concurrsd in By the Legislature. we may Of
course bid iae~el 10 all hopcs appropriations ei,her to
internal Improvements or TO the cause Of popular educa
ion, nuchng which SO much has been 'sald and sung"
during The past But seems Ia me that, satisfied
as The people are with the present taxes I, would be-
he part oil wisdom. even If not dollar should be given
10 Improve ocr physical condition, NOR cent added To
The fund dedicated to the nleec us wants of ihe p,u
Pie-'o the education Of the masses upon whose in.
legencc is universally conceded depends the success
oil Tie grra. experiment of free government itself-o
lay aside annually portion Of The surplus revenue as
sinking fund for The redempton as it becunes due (and
a part ut II is now due,) the debt Of The State II
neither 9f these objects 10 be regarded why then the
proposition 10 reduce the taxes is very wise recommen
daon 10 be promptly concurred in. 1t appears for ex
ample. ium the Auditors Annual Report, that the a
mount OF receipts into the treasury for The fiscal year
ding on the LIST Of October lSi5, was So36, 46G Al
And that the disbursements ior the same
period were $3.50 lG
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Feb. II