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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-27
ron TIE LADIES.

SLKS--Exu rich 4 Gro dc Rhine,
2 pleecs super 3.i do with c0lOured sell wage Or
scafs,
sinped Chameleon colonred Silks in grost varsity.
Chaneoa I9ulon Sltks-the richest ever seen ia
this market,
piece super black waiefed Satin stTiped d.,
" White Walerct SIX of particular
sums"
White Grape Robes embroidered in colours
laInly the richest article ior evening DIRE. ever
IN this market.
FLOR ID UNi-An entire now and exceedingly beau
litu article Tor ladies' street dress
F0ULAkD SILKS n great sareiy-best quality,
INDIA SArINS AND SILKS,
MISUNDERSTANDING Baliages beautiful article
at % els,
ENBRE STRIPED do new and beautiful.
GRADUATED BARRAGE KoBES-la.es. Paris
style.
MARQUlSE DARRAGES-for mourning-an sle.
CANT article.
MOUSE de LANES in great variety of colours and
patterns, from III cents, 10 the finest imported.
FRENCH CAMjkICS Genuine 10 pink blue pur
pie, orange, black and lead-the most beauuu
goods for children 10 be fund -c,ouIs waHante.
not 10 fade.
LAWNS and JACKoNErTS, a very extensive ass
sorlment OF all colours aud qualllles-some very
beautiful at % cents.
GINGHAMS Il GlNGllAM LAWNS--nsw and
beautiful gouds.
BATIlSIE DE ECCOSSE-for lades dr,sses--an
tnllfe new aTllce anu certainly he bea gOUuS we
ever had-cou0rs immopable, warranted.
PRINTED LINEN BAflloIE ROBES mag
nliicent article aud never heiofe introduced.
BLACK MARQU!SE LAWN--a t, ~uttul mourn
ing goods
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIC-i1r ladies' dress
I'm entire new article.
SHAWI.S AND SCARFS--Banage Shawls and
Searis, very cheap,
z embroidered China Grape Shamls--lhe finest ey-
in this market,
silk Shawls--trcm 81 so to 20 piece,
Black GranadlLe Manelees-enIirely new
GIanadoe Scirs. in colours--the most beautiful
street dress Of the season for a lady,
| Black Thread Lace Manleletie-lruly beautiful
EMBROlDERll,S- French worked Capes and CO...
lars, ifoin " cents to i2Oa piece.
Hosiery, Cloves and Nuts In great yariely--fron
dad to the finest.
Steel buttons, Six Frnges and Gmps, new style
FOR GR;.s'TLE.UE.T.
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES AND NESIINGS, a We
~ large assoument-among which will be found
several pieces of Bolley's best Cloths and will be
sold much below the usual prices, having all over
stock Of these goods.
piece Dfap dc Eta silk warp--a splendid ar
tlcle Tor summer coats aud pants.
piece Cd SILK Warp Cashnarett. for clergynen
1t useless 10 speak Of the articleit praises L.
SIT
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April l6
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA.:
rules den in the Clerks Office of the Cirsuit Su
perof Co 'rt OF Law AMI Chaneery, for the town Of
Iynchburg on the 2nd day OF March, is i5:
John II ID Payne and Iaa C A. Turner tc ucrch Mt,
and partners, trading under the style OF payie Turner,
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
1inaus Dnpuy and Cene his wife and Sar uel Garland
ana Charles H. Slaughter, Defendants
IL CHANCERY.
he defendants Linnaus Dupuy nd Cclinc his wife
having entered their appearance and
ing to the Act OF Assembly al the luts Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
habans OF this counry II is ordered that the said deien
dans do appear here the first of the ne and
answer The bill OF the plaintiffs md that copy of this order
oeofhwith inserted in newspaper printed the
OF iynchbnIg Tor two months successfully AMI posted at
The front door Q! the hodse in said town.
a Copy-Teste,
- ID. ROBES. Crk.
4hhch W2m
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LEE a ROBERTS
.nFFERS for sale in STORE and AFLOAT,
~ 2G0 bbs good and common Whiskey,
100 " old Rye and Recfed, do. Ga part
extra fine quay,)
SO prime old Apple Brandy,
40 bbls. and hhds. N. f.. Rum, good quality,
30 IS good Baltimore Gin,
30 halfpipes and bbs Imitation French Bran.
dy, medium quality
With general stock of pure old Cognac and other
Brandies, old Madeira Wine, Sc. &C., 10 ,chch We in
wife the attention Of the trade.
LEE s. ROBERTS.
March l6 IL
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March 9

NlRHlNlA:-At Court, held for Franlti in County At
ue Coufthonse the 9Th day Of April lSiG:
ohn y Hale, surviving partner of himself and Giles w
u ia e. late merchants and partners, trading ler the
ST! lie and finn Of j. * G.Liale,
against
JOHN Boom Isaac Eoon, jacob Boon, benjamin Hoon Dan
ie BOOM sally Boom Lavina Boon, Nancy Boon, George
eaVer and Mary his wife, William Ma rim and Betsy III.
VIE and Joseph b .Noitsingcr and Susan his wife.
Defendants.
In CnANcERY
The defendants, John Boon and Isaac Boon not wing
entered their appearance and given security, according Ia
he ac o Assembly and the rules Of this and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they bi,ant, ii
tins commonwealth: On the motion the BY coun.cl
1t ordered tathe said endants appear here on the
hrsi DAY 81 'uy term next and the painiHs bill
ahc mat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted the
lynchbus Nirgnian. for two and no,
cd at front door of the court house Of this county soma
court day.
Copy-Teste,
"a, NJ. G. CARPER, Clerk
hPfl 10 w2w
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Law NOTICE.
L.E.s'D EOES .S.sLE.

L.E.EO FLES S.ELE.
I AGAIN offer for sale my FARM in Nielsen county
Il near the courthouse, containing
f2O Acres.
This farm is very valuable. well tmbered in very
heahyn, ,hborhood, and within ten miles of the lanes
River Canal. lae terms will be liberal. Apply To
the subscriber IN iYnchbnrg or Sposwood Garland and
Robert Whitehead at Nelson courthouse.
j. GARLAND.
Sept. 90 Is
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LXNCEIBUlsG HOTEL.

ME SUBSCRIBER has mov.d r,,,, -.
- uote to the large brick building opposite IN M
no i'tns and George Bagbys Grocery sores. wbere
ne Will De glad TO see his boarders and cus,omers ,s
Jan % ROBERT MORRISS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-27

NJ. II. LAvINDE 80,
.NEJr GROCER ymd COMHiSSIO.NH HOUSE.
AT THE STAND OF
BRYANT n YOUNG,
A RE now receiving their Spring Supply of GRO.
N CERES, &c, and offer Tor sale
81 hhds. Cuba, F. Rico anu ~ O. Sugar,
| hid. clarified Sugar. very fine
lao bags RIO, Laguyta and Java Coffee,
90 hhds and bbls, NJ lasscs,
100 kegs Nails. assorted,
$50 sacks Salt,
boxes Woosey's Sugar,
800 lbs. Bstecd Steel,
5OO lbs. Shear and Cast Steel,
5000 lbs Cotton Warns,
rs kegs Dupont's and Kentucky Rifle Powder.
10 4" Blasting Powder.
10 boxes G. ?. and Imperial Tea. some vorv fin.
10 bbls, Tanners OIL ''>'
! hid. Winter bl-ached Oil
80 boxes Sperm and Tailow Candies.
20 SIX 10 and 10 z Glass,
| eeroon best Caracas Indigo,
III tons Ground Plaster,
% reams Cap and Letter Paper.
1000 lbs. good and damaged Sule Leather
50 kegs White Lead,
81 Nova Scotia Grnds,oncs,
tons country Bar Iron,
Rolled do
bales Cotton Cloth, rs a.
" No aud . Olnaburys.
lup pieces Calico, assorted,
20 bushels Clover Seed.
EE9UGEeS.
q pipes superior f. Brandy,
10 bbls American do
90 bbls. old Rye Whisky,
so " Recfed do
40 hhds aud bbls Mountain do
bbls Gin,
10 " n, f.. Rum.
10 " Malaga Wine
superior Pom Wine,
" Vinegar,
BESIDES numerous other articles viz.
operas; Nader, Sweet Oh. painted Buckets Rice.
SOAP; Mackeral, Bed Ticking, bleaced Cloth, Turky
pl cotton; Ginger, Pepper, Allsplcc Saara,us, box
Backing Pins, Buttons, Trace CHAINS. Hoop Iron. Tea
and Table Spoons Sospenders, Nankeen Silk and Cot
iianoh'' s. Apron Checks Spool Cotton, Bed Cords
Cotton and Wool Cards, Coffee Mills. Juos. lars Sc
Ne Ioal OF which they invite the attention of heiI
friends and The public generally assuring them that every
tAeiion on their part will be nade give entire salts
'a' no, to all who may favor them with call
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Stock or .Eeaceyry,
Partnership 0nG Hcasocal.

Partnership ard Nc4s0eaI.
HAVE taken into partnership with me CHARLES
W. Love. The business viii, lUr The future be
conducted under The sly Of
IE'EVE2 s. LOVE.
feel very grateful to my friends and the public for
the liberal patronage extended TO me; and Jake This
opportunity OF requesting continuance Of their tavurs to
the concern.
Our business will be carried on in a tenement .imme
dlaley opposite my former Shop, where are open
ing and receiving fresh supply of
CfchS, ddSssnereS, t'estsnss, Ir0nd-
HerChscfs, Stocks, Bcson.s
and variety of other articles usually kept by Merchant
Iailors.
All Tailoring, entrusted to our care, will be executed
with neatness aud despatch.
CHRISTOPHER M'lVER
March Is
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EsAEA! kaAVS.!

We have few of Amdon's Spring fashion, which
is beautiful hat, aud will be sold low.
ALSO large assortment Of low price Fur Hats.
and Florence Braid do-also, article ni Straw
Hat for Summer, beautiful ariiceall of which will
be sold AT the very lowest price, for cash We ask an
examination OF our stock beiure purchasng-and we
pledge ourselves, that pains shall be spared To gve
satisfaction. REGARDS, RYAN & Co.
March 26 Is
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.y,Esy sssRsy'G GOODS
P1R 1916, oFEstso At fng
q q LTIrg or Z @ A 8 H S r o n =
LP.NCHD URIC, IA
DtCARDS, RYAN 3 20. have The extreme plea
IA snfs OF announcing 10 the ladies' oi LYsonBgso
aud vicinity. that They aTe daily receiving iheif
SPRING GOODS
For variety aud elegance IN srvLfs, beauty aud mag
ndecnct PATrEEEs, durability aud richness IN quail
~ aud last though not least eheapness IN prieethey
have no hesitation saying, their sock viii compare
sIlh any Souih OF The Potomac.
We gi,e below catalogue Of .. feU articles in our
extensive assortment
very large assortment Of Prials Doms;lisS, S.
SC.
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From he ". Y. Erprfss.

The ,erigeling oflhe Morning News in the metallic
neshes Of the Sob-Trcasufy Bill we exposed ycser.
day, showing that II expected to keep S200oO000 in
Treasury Drafts specie warrants anoat blu. The fol.
lowing scheme Of the Post escaped eyes, until at
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FOR CHILDREN,

very large assortment of new style goods for Misses
and Boys-no pains have been spared 10 get new and
beautiful goods for the cniLpREN-and we think we
have succeeded -among which two splendid French
worked INFANT nopE5.
BO.N.NETS, RfB.1NDSt! WRE.7THS AND
+ h o " T. Il ST.!
We shall receive, in few days. very extensive as
surment OF new aud beautiful fashionable BONNElS
GhPSllES aud FLATS, for LADIES aud MISSES Also,
new and beautiful style RlBANDS, WREATHS,
Sc, &c.
G3- We shall sell Bonnes from so cts. to 81 less
Than they can be purchased for III this market,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-27

rules held in the clerks office of The ei,cui,
curt OF law and cha ncery ior the ren,iy t ~ @
III the month OF March, 1S46: ''' " u 'ih- \,
William Baly, p,.;,,;g
- against
BENZ amin Price and Nancy his Wifi and I,no Al Oh,
pcii, adnr OF Jacob Nauho0l decd Defendants nap
X CnAscEEY
defendants B'njamin Price and vile not having en-
In e appearance, and appearing by satisfactory evil
ueee 'hat they are not inh2 bila s IL
ordered that the sand deendnnis Benjamin Price and
we 10 appear here the first Mcnd ay MAY next and
answer The plaintiffs bill and copy ~ this order bo
'oth"th inserted III tho Lynehburg Nginian, for two
months successfully, and posted the font door of tho
court house OF this county.
Copy-Ieste.
NJ WM. HOLT, elk.
4"'fch w3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-19
NOTICE.

HAVING been imposed upon far beyond the
L. conception of any one but myself by those
who make by-roads through all parts of my PLAN
tation, Locust Hill, pulling and breaking down nay
fences, and thereby causing my neighbors' and my
own stock to commit depredations which they
otherwise would not have done, and more particu-
larly by making public thoroughfare by my house,
pulling down my gate, breaking down my bridges,
and cutting the road in such manner as to render
it useless for my own purposes-for it seems that
most of the hauling is done in wet weather when
people can do little else, at which time the road is
more liable to impressions, and is then left for
me to repair and keep in order-sometimes it re-
Iquires two or three days. and on one occasion this
fall, whole week to repair this road. Therefore,
to remedy these evils, am reluctantly constrained
to notify the public that from and after the lst day
of February next forewarn all manner persons
/ from trespassing on any part of my premises
in any and every manner whatever, as | am deter
mined to enforce the law against all so offending,
unless they have my special consent, or come upon
business with me or my vessel; such only can be
permitted to use the road.
| G~fOwners of servants are respectfully requested
to caution them as to the above notice, as shall
certainly deal strictly with them if caught so
offending.
! jan eft. JOSEPH STONE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-19

BRoccH1ER1 WArER-In regard to the
wonderful properties of this water, the Balti-
more American of the 10Th instant says:
Yesterday we witnessed an experiment
to test its properties, conducted by DR..
Ninian Pinkney, of the U. S. Navy, as
sisted by DR.. Joseph B. Coskery, of the U.
S. Navy, Hargrove Hinckley, Charles S.
Arcambal, Edward Janet, Alfred Laroque
and E. Laroque, students of medicine in
the Washington University. A sheep was
placed on table, and at half past four the
carotid artery was entirely severed. The
arterial blood Immediately gushed forth in
"a large volume and with great rapidity.
The styptic was instantly applied, and three
small pledgets Of wool saturated with it
were introduced into the wound and in i'm
mediate contact with the wounded artery.
In about minute the blood entirely ceased
to flow, and in passing through the wound
coagulated quickly and firmly, showing
conclusively that it had been acted upon by
the water. The pressure was kept up for
half an hour, and a portion of the wool
removed and freshly saturated pieces reap
piled. The wound was then bandaged, and
in an hour and a half after the operation
the sheep stood upon his legs and walked
about At seven o'clock we saw the ami
NAL and found it eating.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-19

effort to strip the less-favored portions of the
only security which remains to them, seems
to the undersigned particularly ungracious,
and they cannot recommend it; they think
that the influence of numbers and accumu-
lated wealth, added to the direct political
power enjoyed by those portions of the
community in which those elements are
found, ough to be satisfactory: and when
they cast their eyes over the history of our
legislation, and see how irresistible these
combinations have been when questions af-
fecting the interests of those sections have
arisen, it would seem altogether superauous
to confer upon them additional power.
There is one feature in the amended Con
stitution of 1886, which the undersigned
would be most reluctant to submit to the
ordel of convention to form new one
| They refer to the 26th section of the act oil
1886, chapter 1877, which places the insli.
tuition of slavery beyond the reach of fana
ticism. By that section the relation of mas
ter and slave cannot be abolished, unless BY
unanimous vote of both branch hes of the
Legislature at two consecutive sessions. ane
not then without full compensation to thu
master. The undersigned submit, whethe
there is not reason to apprehend that TIT
complete security which this provision gives
might not be endangered by casting tn,
whole subject of re-modeling the govern
ment in the hands of convention.
With regard to the proposition to repea
the 59th article of the Constitution, in or.
der to give to the Legislature the power t.
call convention when in their judgment
might be expedient to do so, much contra
riety of opinion may exist But seeing tina
whenever the altered circumstances of so
ciety called for a change it has been effect
ed in the mode prescribed, and not bein
aware Of any present necessity of superad
ding a new and untried mode of changing
that venerated instrument, they are not pre-
pared to recommend it.
But to the measures of Retrenchmen
which may be presented in any form, tn
members Of the committee who sign thi
report are prepared to give candid con
sideration, and, when approved by thei
judgment, Jealous report; and they ar
perfectly willing to submit to this test tn
disposition Of the conventional reformer
and themselves, to economist the publ
treasure.
Signed by Messrs. Hook, JOHNSON, HAIR
RINGToN, HOLLAND, BOONE, RAsIN, JONES
Cook, CARPINTER, SELBY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-19
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Monday, Feb 9th.-A bill making valid
certain notes written on unstamped paper
was rejected.
A supplement to an act imposing a tax on
the commissions of trustees. Passed.
Tuesday-The Speaker laid before the
House report from the Treasurer, in an
swer to an order in reference to the expen-
ditures of money for repairing the public
buildings, sc.
Mr.. VANsANT obtained leave 10 report a
bill TO encourage steam navigation, and for
other purposes.
Mr.. JONES obtained leave to report bill
relating to the commissioners of ST. Mary g
county.
On motion of Mr.. HANSON, the Treasur-
er was ordered to report the receipts from
direct taxes, from the several counties, Bal
timore city, and Howard District.
Mr.. HOLIDAY called up resolutions pro-
viding for replacing the boundary mark OF
the northeastern portion fthe State. Passed
The bill reported by Mr.. CARPENTER, TO
abolish the office of Examiner General, was
taken up and passed.-45 to 81.
Mr. Hook. chairman Of the committee on
the Constitution, delivered the following
report, which was made the special order of
the day for Wednesday, the 18th instant
The committee on the Constitution to
whom was referred the memorial of David
Stewart, Jervis Spencer, John H. Williams,
and Henry G. S. Key, committee appointed
by the Reform Convention, praying the
passage of an act calling convention; and
also the different bills on that subject which
have been referred to them, have had the
same under consideration, and have come to
the conclusion that under the present Form
of Government the Legislature has no pow
err to call Convention of the people, pre-
scribing the terms of its constitution and
regulation, for the purpose of altering the
existing Constitution that it would be in,
expedient to reform the Constitution in such
manner, and that whatever amendments Of
alterations are necessary can be better made
by the Legislature in the mode prescribed
to it.
Mr.. JOHNSON, from the same committee
gave notice that he should submit a repor
from another portion of the committee.
Mr.. JOHNSON submitted resolution d
recting process to issue against agents o
Nonresident insurance companies having
failed to comply with the law imposing (
tax upon them. Passed.
Also, reported bill supplementary to al
act taxing promissory notes, sc. Passed.
Also, reported bill imposing tax OF
the commissions of agents for foreign incor
porations. Passed
Wednesday-Mr.J JONES obtained leave
to report bill relating to county clerks anl
registers of wills in this State
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-19
NOTICE.

FNHE subscriber takes this method of rendering
l. his most heartfelt and grateful acknowledge
ments to that portion of the people Of Charles
county who have been kind enough to extend their
patronage to his vessel, and solicits continuance
and increase of that patronage, as he is determine
ed to do everything in his power to merit their
confidence. This Vessel will be COM
|A$ manded in future by Capt. ROBERT
LINN T: HERBEnr, formerly master of the
.-S.gEMA1. schooner William Peters, the property
of Henry A. Neale, Esq. As Capt. H. is we'll
known for his sobriety, accommodating disposition
and ability to discharge all the duties of sailing
master, presume no other recommendation is ne
cessary. This Vessel is not large, but can compete
with any other of her tonnage in the bay river, in
every respect whatever. In accordance with for
mer notice, she is intended to ply between these
waters and the District, where it is my wish to
keep her, but if desired she will take freight from
and to any place inside the capes of Virginia
jan 29-tf. JOSEPH STONE
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-19
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scrber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles County, Md, letters of administration on
the personal estate of WILLIAM H. M. GARNER, late
ofsad county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to ex-
hbit the to the subscriber properly authenti-
Gated, on or before the twentyfth day of July next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said deceased's estate. Given under my
hand this 18th day of January, 1916.
RICHARD T. TUBMAN,
jan Is. Admir- OF WIN. II. M. Garner.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-19

Mr.. CARPINTER, reported bill repeating
chap. 32l of 1913, relating to supercedeas
on judgments made by justices of the peace,
so far as relates to Charles county. Passed.
The bill establishing biennial Sessions
was made the order of Friday the Goth.
SENATE.
The following bills have been passed by
the Senate:
A bill supplementary. to an act for the
trial of facts.
A bill authorizing Calvert county to use
her school fund in paying direct taxes.
A bill taxing lottery tickets.
A bill relating to boarding houses in the
city of Baltimore.
A bill for building an additional tobacco
warehouse in Baltimore city.
A bill relating to insolvent debtors.
A bill to prevent unlawful dealing with
negroes in Prince Georges county
bill to divorce Ex-Governor Thomas
from his wife, vincuzo matrimonii.
| And rejected the following:
A bill abolishing the Office of Examiner
General.
A bill relating to justices of the peace Of
Charles county.
! An order was adopted authorizing the
contestants from Frederick county, Messrs.
QUYNN and Ross, to engage and be heard
| by counsel; and allowing them the privilege
at the same time of advocating their own
claims.