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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
TIE HABITS AND FEARS OF An EhPf
R0n

The lala accounts oil the visit Of the Emperor Nj
ehoas 10 hef country Hol very favorable to the in'
preston made by nm.
Among other statements we fad this Of eYerehaanIlng
agpuhensiuns 81 assassination:
The Emperor sleeps upon rather natnss stuffed
VIII hag, with hig DIG and pair oi pistols beside hm
The lear uf yiulen death Ia be always present
Il hn, and II Is only by preserving the strcte.I lncogo.
Ia tai lie a5e "a lake the solitary walks loI which he
has ntur lasc.
In Palftna the charge Of his safety con6dcd Ia
one o he superior agents NJ ne iee, ho was nnski-
tai enough IL attract Tue uece III lie Emperor, he al-
owod HIM from st. 10 81, whefenpua The Aulncral rush
ltG upon hun unknown, pstu IN hand, said ny ho are
ynu, ahat 10 YOU nBulln II ugenl ot the pollce,
eNposlng NJ The time his uniform concealed under
cloak. and am Ordered watch over yaur safety
Co The d. - frIined the lnpena wandefer. II
protect myse-heuce, or I'll -huol;' and the terri
fled agent Vas NOT slow 10 obey imperial mandate
hom one. Who. Ike Nicholas /, Of a mIen aud muscn-
Lar loee 10 make such words terrible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
E,zsVCAI'sGNs

n IVA . LtAOIs T'Nf'F1"I'' II''7I'Ns 1T
We patrons and others, that her SUMNER session cum
menced the 2nd oi FeDdaTy. Her terms So, s.
and $40 per session ct months. The discipline ui her
scho is parental, and founded the hIgh ST authority
fn' discipline, always having more In view the future
welfare oi her pupils than their present inclination OF
qualification, though every Indictment 10 action is held
ont to them She Is truly grateful for past patronage
and hnpes that the claims of the lahrrless aud The w-
NV any community. for encouragement. connected
ruth ererJ endedror 10 merit Il, will ensure coutinn
auce. whilst she would. nnl ouly. not expect II. hn
would indignantly refuse It, from the former considers
ton. uncunneced with the latter
Feb. II wiV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
3)oftiral.
nv MONTGOMERY.

p y :
The bird that sings on highest wing
Bssids on the ground her iowiy nest,
And she that doth niost swsot,y ring
Sings in the shade when all bings resi;
"a In lark aud nightingale see
80 What honor hath humility
:. TIE sssrt that wears heavens brightest crown
10 deepest adorstien bends,
The weight of Eloiy bends him down,
The mos, when high his soul aseends
Nearest the throne itself must be
f The footsool OF humility.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

p,osrriy ia I.o.tsifau In al the parishes Of the
State IS sgpes,s fnpn lsbe IN The Sale Treasurer
Rrp, the value ni aaded properly assessed laf leii
was slnf ,2Z9s75 10. lie number If SLAVES Wa
ia 80 If nurses and ules G. Us; II h"tnea
cse 367 $50 Of retailers Of goods. 707 u bfefos -.
OF commission ianis aud amgshprs. 259, II spoih
erafies snd notarrs n; ii fur Whfrled ratrages.
55s of Two whetfd do II aud 81 billiard lahlrs, o5
The tar landed properly 73s. ~ IN slaTea
tl73.I20 90; on uitef taxable property. sl3.3l3 OIL
total, s35s 23 80. " .. 1foplc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

MouMoN ArrA1Rs We learn thai the frsi expedi
ton al Inc Salns The Rocky Mountains viii take up
ns ot marcel N ahuut htee weeks. This first COM
p3Hy viii CONSIST Il about hny nnen. with a sufficient
number e ian,s drawn by good HORSES, convey The
farming utensils rGoycnder, &c, they may need They
will load with gian at the last settlement and pnsh their
husrs through last possible until they reach the
base Of ihe mountains, which hey say they do BY
he line grass fairly W. Her they Ill halt and conn
meuce IaIune op1auubs. They viii pui In as large a
ffop as p,s-alr. aud remain un he Summer euierIns
up The oleei oI hls eAp,dntun Is IL sone-
thlnu urlhc Summer tmlgloui5 to recruit on, while Oh
lher journey.
W learn laton Monday list, very serious row Or
ruftd Ia Nauyoo, between lhe followers oil the Twelve
and lhosf ol the Wisconsin Prophet.
As uur readers olteady nlorued, the new Prophet
has uadr considerable lnTnads INTO the church Nau-
Lately he oblalued revelation IN relation To
he sueeesaun. aHd sent ssengefs To the Holy
Cy 10 read II 10 The people This they attempted
9t''.it1 To-, t'' ~"''"'~II - ..'b "io at
tempted Ia d1ive lhen inim the Guy Nhetenpon n
row ensured IN which clubs were used freely The
fVeveles gained The vleory and drove their opponents
rom the gfonud. We lok with anxiety lnr ariAer
particulars. u @sdtc Signal, jan. 2S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
RATHER nARp COMPLIMENT.

4 wse neeling friend hD had recently pop'shea
vark reilicioo m the lille IT .Animadsefsaus on the
works Of Lord gyton,o congratulated him IN his sue
cess but more particularly his happy selection oil the
utle
.Inderdip said the author. "why seP'
'.Becanse," replied the nag, Il always considered
you capable Of writing any mad rtfsiohsN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
roI'pSr oF TRADE.

An English paper observes thai ever since the Bel
esn r5ris have been apen. duty free. for wheat. ~
harley buck Wieat, msze. beans. Ieas oats, laH ht
lev p,laih fiar ,efn.aceli. usseesfan Jdai,es ard
nee. sopnes ni tnse articles have sufhg 30 Itsn
various places bui principally fom The lafls Of Ia.
eisnd his shows that Tie fl~nor ahau iaiiufe 81
he crop ana unparalleled seafry al pftYspns ~ En-
y o. C0n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
DREADFUL GALE AND sInpWRECks.


ohLaDi l. GALE AND SlllPW RECkS.
The New York Express pives the l,tjwino aeeornt
Of The dsaslr,.us cons noes Of The ,ae which
place Sunday lasl.
s"P'''0"s, """ s'eai reported loss a.
II. ...,.,,,. e.. -,
!, ~. '.' '"' ..'s' arc mos distressing
'ua. .,1 ee't VI o"noaS vas one oi The St.
''' ''a' uAs 'aheh pace "f many Yeas At Long
s' Nie's n'es''t ssye' tio yale Vas more tlp-
'.'a" say We naa iof SIX years t"rhtt South, at
oquan, Tue wthes STATE Il was the worst gale 10 TWEEN,
vyras. We pave To hd'gs YEA from Bafuegat. -
-. ""s', D. iaf as heard lfom, The coast ap
f'', :, go. =. ~, ~, VI" "''chs.
a. S'aeo s'aho several small craii went ashore,
80 Na''es "'u u''Ah'aos wee much lrJnfed. Nune
VI ,'' '.N'eh'a Nete 'P'efo int dl'ine service.
,,,a r. ~, 'ti",s 'eal Tue sh'P John Mn
1rha cia a, "P"a,as u 'e,'y souls have rensh'd
LII NJ, as9 ".1"'''e' u ''e cargo o' The ship
80, OK a. V V 'o,,on, ooo hhos' aud bills
hsmf 81 bags cufn 80 bhls. wheat, aasas hams lt6
~ 80 49, ~ .ases PUN - s9.s and 3do It's
70 saies sKins uerres and 33 h,s ~ az , -
lO7 baos ,Ib,y. ~ on DE- p's way 94' hides
bills. and cash b,is,rs She '9 cl' a9 asks half
hans for ~ York Jan 24lh ~
a ship is reported To- be ssbete os,, he, ,l;. ,..,
passed. to be the packet ship Orleans. h,und fran. NJ
Orlrsus 10 this morn r. - ,aa,g "'u''' "o'n Ne"
port is inc YET II is moi cs1s, w '4''' '''s re-
The shin Orleans cleared f,,n, M n it,, r \, -
York on HE 24,h January Win hs ,,n 10, We"
l2S bales c,,l,n. 45o md .naa, 20 ' NY V"a2o'
225 bills molasses. 200 do p,fk a0o a. ia,d as A.
h,ur 80 bales hemp. lC dn .La, 12i na 'o0 ~
casks VINE, 8 bales WOOL casks and q h,x,s ,,',
aud 91l hides ''N"-
The schooner REGISTER f., m Ns,,h.,n =,.i,,,
ASSURE al Long Braneh-one na.ss,,a, d,,J W." .
'rhe sch",s,, p, lasS1nle' o'o"hed
New Haven Is ,.b,,s =, 49,, ''O'"os' oouho 10
The pilot boni Mary El,sn,, - LII a.a.,.
The Bark New Jersey I,,yI. IL So '.',' ~,
ashore al Sanan -" N'''''' -
The Swedtsb b,tk / ,,y f. "a, HI ill., ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

VnAr Is VITA lady euee asked a gentleman "ha'
vii was like To which he fepls l-"Like your laay
slip. boue Of sal solate-Pognant On ms, opr,ins
IN b,a loo much handed about, loses all It's flavor
aud becomes quite insiFld.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
rmR SICK ODD FELLOW.

BY REBEccA }. pE GROVE
Upon his fc,ered couch he lay
From home and kindred far away,
A stranse,;--ha,e ye felt the power
or those sad word In SORROWS hour,
Wherho Kind hand was
TO soo,ae the brow oppressed with safe,
In suffering all rriei- to sha'S,
"a wipe thatiailing sea'i
Thus felt that lonss, enc,
lie pressed his sarehcd and aching brow,
Now sought but sought, alas in vain,
Tostil the thoughts hat DER his brain
Their gloomy shadows flung
To die-though that wore sal, in truth,
Mid i,ic, and hope, and sum, youth,
No, this his heart wrung
Blu, death alone,-Nsturc must dread
The anguish OF lying bed,
andhoush all poseiless, may prove
The strongest, deepest earthly love,
To check The Tyrsnt's sway
II gentle sympaih, be nigh
To catch The last expiring SIGH,
Twill cheer that decay way.
But list-avoice ofloyeis heard,
Aud "brotlef" sfeak- in each kind VOID;
Like woman's soothing tenderness,
II iulls each anxious lear To resi-,
And Bids the waniefef know
Thai Friendship, Love and roth have power
10 each cen SORROW : darkest hour,
And DER is Iad.snce throw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

lbs pr.resed by The ieqi-siare 4 M.si'sfn, :. a
jsp, lhe y hila bsss in appIiioning The fefltS'
Tbs III ifansIef aeay sli tie faliiieai pa"ef u "
~ q j Gtf@alda.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

Ter crre to Nil our readers and the mtmbefs 4 il''
medical profession Ia particular. seenee - daily EN-
atrng this sphere of usefulness and thste j. na r7sa
ia deaal that llydropaihy desaed 10 tecoiae me-
important aaxillsy 10 The Jadlclaus practice u Md
riue -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

ro gmo. skers and Hampton Haynes:

- .SssO. ttAss saitS hampton fEDlNcS:
v OF will please 10 take notice. that on The first
n Saturday In March next, | shall proceed 10 lake
The deposonS OF John Stone aud Others at the Union
Iron Works, IN the county Of Patrick and shs Il
The taking thereof Al the same place, from that 10 the
next succeeding Saturday; and from thence the next
Saturday; and at the Store huuse of Elcana Turner
tie county If Henry, the fourth Saturday in Marrh
neN shall proceed 10 take the depslluns Of Peyion
standby aud others; aud shall continue The taking het
OF al The place. from HAT 10 the next Saturday,
aud from thence 10 the next Saturday; and on from
Saturday to Saturday. until lie sand depostns all
completed. And N the dwelling house of Aaron Noe
alias Aaron Lowe, IN the county OF Pike, and State d
Kentucky. IN The lhlfd Saturday in April next, sail
proceed 10 take the dp1sins Of said Noe alias Lowe,
and perhaps others, continuing the same. at the same
place, from Saturday 10 Saturday, is first above sge
clied, unll they all inishedWhch drpIsiliuns are
10 he read evidence in an lujn1clion suit the Cir.
cult Superior Court OF law aud Chancpry, of Pa rlrt
county in which am plaintiff, and you dernd'n
al which time and places You may attend ii you
ihnk proper. luurs, respectfully,
ISAAC \. HAYNES.
Fob. II Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

Said negro is feet or inches highs toerably black
short neck; und head about rs years old; and wore
when he LETT grey jeans surout coat aud pants OF the
same kind ui goods; had fur cap. " hen he was
a,t heard from he was On The road Lynchburg aud
IS either making his way 10 Louisa county where he
rased. OF will stop IN Lynchbarq where he has ac-
qualnlances
will give the above reward Of $40 If he is deliver
I'd Ia me IN Newbern, OF secured in Jail that get
him again. REASlN NERMlLiiOS.
Feb, II Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

Our Commune nth Liropoo' Tie value # the
produce shipped from the Uned States 10 Liverpool,
i-I me hi' SIX nnhs Of The ras year. was $50 CO.,
ouu oi which $780, 600 600 Was in co,lun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
INCREASED SE0sIa,Es



PASSENGERS leaving LynchbNrg on Mondays
n Wednesdays and Fridays, by Terry q Maslns Inc
Of stages reach the White Sulphur Springs the se'
cund evening at p NJ, thence by cur line 10 Lewis
burg that night. Leave there the next morning sun
days excepted at \. NJ, and reach Guyandoe the
second night by 9 o'cuck-vhere Steam Boats pass
hourly for Cincinnati. and the Great W est.
The whole route over firm graded turnpikcs and the
extent of our line enables make II thoroughly a
popular one, while promise NJ lack Of eXeron I,
render il SUCH
W Fare from Uhiie su'phw Springs 10 Guyaa,
do;te sl075.
Passengers will be allowed 90 It's If Baooaoe ovs,
that, IA proportionl,e charge will be made.
For any other information, enquire 5. b. Clewes
at the Franklin Hotel, Lyurhburg.
W. p. PARISH s Co.
Oct rs 3w--W I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

ooNeanio talking of the iransmigration OF souls,
'id, In the me Of Muses., | have no dunsi that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
3s SE.EgeEs VOss SALE.

I'M Thursday, the 9th Of March neAi, If fair il not
y the next far day thereafter, will be sold, al the
ale residence OF Charles Iundly, decd, Mount
Laurel. Halifax County, Virginia,
81 VERY SUPERIOR .NEGR OES,
stock, Crap Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plan
aiion Iools &C. credit Of II months, o- all sums
five dollars purchasers. giving honds, with ap-
proved security ELISHA +. 1T NDLEY.
Er'r.ci Charles Hmdicy, deed.
Feb. II v3wH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
Etanl he Ricllmnnd .Ntm,.


W. we pte.fu.td ny ihuHmsl1"h from 'ceeP'
ius "l' 4o"0e'aae lv'ae invitation /" examine a"o
'''9.' pto9-a very curious NiS'ha ms'iu'p.-
"'' - sa''u 10 vs. mat ai'h"'ap NOT an aaef' WIN
s'e 't9'u' sf' vi" nus INV instrument He ""u'a Ut
sne ~ produce VIM me Hdde as iaFufous t"nta as
" n"a ''olo ora" ltoh ms ei'moha' 1885,.
i.'h VIM Ne "eie u We instrument We '''hh j"
""aia ot tNt very uiS iof US AHSHAuri VIM dif
So hound Il dancing YET have such aBupaihy 10 Il
baud 81 music al parties
he Compiler lbus speaks VI tbs "A onterul \ u.
glnia Invention:
We had ihe pleasure Monday Of examining one Of
te lhoat car IL Inventions To which even this lefir
age Las gwen re. rs the Pnna Nnln", u a unfa
OF The IRno and VIOLIN, invented by Mr. james ;.
W cod. Vi buchanan, Va. The instrument was IA his
city soLe Tine since, II sac less approaching 10 per
hciun than II nov Is. He gentlemen who have
chaf2ed II, Intend 10 cXhiblt II 10 Ihe public, VIII
hope u utl1g eneouIa2ed TO emhafk IN the manulae
lure. We earnestly ufge upon all who euher have a
cufinsy 10 gratlt, u lahe pralseNouty rndo 10 aht
productive ialla N NHgiHa1 10 sele The occaSl,f oI
inspecting THIS wonderful achievement oi All, and LAID
my Us inventor III perhenng II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

" % q 4 q NJ
WING taken a tease Of the Mills in this place,
n known as The Laolhorne Mills, iot term Of
years will be regularly IN the wheat market, and pre-
pared to give tie
ExGEIESr MARKET PRICE.
Lump Ground Plaster wIalwaysbe kept on hand
aud sold low lor cash
VI. JAMES SurPHIN, who. | learn. is favorably
known 10 The arnels Of this region, will mill for me
and hone to secure lat patronage from the public.
which the convenient location OF The properly invites
\. \. MONTGOMERY.
March l3 ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
500 RT3 WARD.
S.Es VI.

nJNAWAY fmm the subscriber living at Newbefn
IL Pulaski County, Va, on the 2ud February last,
Negro Man named
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

We have heen fnqucully amazed at the levoul
lnvoealoas on Divine Prov deuce With which the q,eot-
ts ol May ot our statesmen abound,
MI Clayton concluded his recent cfTr' The Or.
ePea question With The following language:
IL 'here is 10 be such war the responsibility viii
resi- here have stated. Bul not ON nle--not ON mt
nod' NIL ahy portion OF he responsibility, and the
guilt and thes'n ufuat var r.si'j
Dir. iilhneaan, IN reply, and IN view If his policy
pfooao'y Inducing the war which Mr. Clayton So much
appreciated, uttered III concusUu these irryen words:
" One Thing know aud repeat. MY motive, are pure.
and 10 Tie ruth oi that II know my uwn heart an,
peal, IN Tins august presence. To Him ho scratches the
hears and tres the rans of the children If men; AZ OF
my sincerity IN all this matter trust 10 be iuund ready
Win devont aud revefeGlIa ave. 10 appeal Ia the ON,
niecn Judge in that hour hen shall breathe NV las
'alht prayer 1r mercy, beoIe had myself alone viii
eternity aud InEL -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

In enormous ncstg CcmioGarrs broken up The
e@ens OF iarGc. KY have recently broken up the lar
g'sl baud OF cun0leers nurse thieves everdscuyer
ed IN The Unted States. Eight OF OF The scoundres
have been caught AT llardetsoug, aud still larger
number IN an adJmutng county. The head~qHarlers
",fe at Beacham's, Ia Lafue county, where large
amouht oispufuus money found. They are sad Ia
humber thry or forty in la1ur, and tho gang extend
as lar as Nashville. they par oi Mures band.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

va. n. golden caGo Very likely. replied lad y
lime has robbed ,ou Of nothing but the gliding.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

The editor + The llaycfmll Gazette includes the fol-,
loNlug IN humorous enumeration of the advantages OF
+ a Naf:
1--WE can carry on war Of fifteen twenty years, it
We ale agfecd 10 exert utmost strength. we raise
ahoul ououO young men Year, winch We have
Killed and hold our own. We can utve up our hfeln
couimrrce, aud revenue and borrow 500 900 900
yeaf Tor twenty Yeas, and hen not much debt
As England, and II would lake us more lhan Two
bundled years oi peace aud Prosperity 10 pay II up
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
MARINE DISASTERS.

From The .Ner York Sun + Monday .latrnoon
SIXTY LtvIs Iosr.-By special exnress ifum
Sqasm Inlet despatched Sunday night Tor this Of
hce. we have the melancholy ernce that five YES.
sells were rss sshuTe sqasm beach during the last
severe snow storm III saufdsy nghi aad Sunday nom.
ing.
II supposed thai sixty lives have been sl by these
Disasters, the unfortunate md passengers pesh>
ing IN sghl of he land or Ia vain eiens 10 reach the
shore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
Feb 10

NIkGlNIA At rules held in the clerks dice of The Dir
tnii superior court OF law and ehoncey for Franklin
county, the ID da, OF February. 1916:
Joanna HamhrieS and til ilanhriol<, (vhc' said Lii
hambliek sues iof HE benefit oi Otey Hambriek)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

Ncathfston :. Greer, curator and administrator Wit
the viii auues ed ri " ilmm Curtain doca John Bur
well, otb Early, Robert I. Woods, Slonor pcr sisr
III OF Franklin county, aud rs such admins faio u lomas
b. Greer, deceased iheudorick + Ntbb Vi am LA PAIN
Joseph I!aran and Samuel lanbliek,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

John Walker and Ruth his wife, Fowlkes G. Smith and
Nancy his vile, lillian Joyce, John NJ ianhy and eny
Iuggie, Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

HrNRY ClAY.-The Louisville Joutual, noticing
fpuus Life ol Chy, thus speaks ol his pfsonal hIs'o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

A'khlNlA:-M rules held in the Clerks Office ,e ~,
., circuit Superior Court of Law and Cbance.y, "a,
" ,,em county ihe day OF January. 1916
William Durrett, who sues for the benefit erWl.o, r.
Hewitt pl,in'iT " =
against
" lillian Settle, john Jarrett and Fielding Settle,
ia.f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

John Ells, Preston q. Edds, Joseph Edds, Abraham,
fdd@ coleman Barbour and Anna his life Sail, Barbonr
james hurrei and LaYna his vile, llliam Gilatt and
Lucinda his wife. Robert Cain and Jamima lis wife M
lhahel Walher David 5 Keen, Jeffrey Murrell, William
CIR CORY and the children and personal repre- sentnyc
ai W Imam Bruce ana Poly his wife, aud William Edo,
deceased; whose names are unknown, Deltndunts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the county c.n,,
o Patrick at the court house thereof on the lst Mon
day in February, 1876. ~ " nun
Joseph IL Edwards md Charles Hancock, Administr,
tors de bonis OF John Roger decd Joseph kngr,
l1abeth Turner and Chufles Hancock and Nancy his WI
IN then own night, PLAINTIFF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26

The Ne" York Express gives the follJwng aceocH,
o. me Disastrous Consequences Of The gale which tuDk
place on Sunday last.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-30

swering the description He took it out, and it
was the very papers wanted. They had slept there
quietly for years. The postage was about SO
aud they had originally, by mistake, failed Of
their rightlul owner The package had been
carefully preserved, and the owner was pccuniarily
saved.
have given you a faint description, after all, Of
this interesting portion of the General Post Office
operations My letter, however, has reached
prudent length, aud must stop. The gentleman
who supcrintends this wing is Jere. O'Brien Esq,
of Brunswick, in our county. He has been here
about ten months To his politeness | was much
indebted, in my observations. have heard his
genilemanly department spoken Of by others in
this connection lie is a fine specimen Of the
New England gentleman, and ! am happy TO record
ment
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-30

The CoBuRe BRAID BoNNErs.-Straw bonnets
Of this name, says the Boston Transcript are to be
all the mode during the summer, and an amateur
in head-gear has pronounced this manufacture to
be the richest thing of the kind he has seen,
and decidedly the bonnet of the season. They are
made at the celebrated establishment of the Misses
White, Brooklyn, l. l., whose work is OF such
beautiful character as TO have caused these manu-
fac,urers to receive since 1888 for the best straw
goods exhibited, no less than six diplomas and
medals from the American Institute, three or four
from the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, and
number from the New York Mechanics institute.
The Brooklyn Advertiser noticing the magnitude
of their establishment says that there are employ
cd in il 200 females, whose wages viii avarage
about four dollars a week. Five males whose
wages will amount to nine dollars each per week.
They now manufacture from three to Ave hundred
bonnets day, which are worth from 81 so doz-
en-, up to 81 each. The product Of this establish
ment is equal to any thing in the bonnet and hat
line we have seen, both regards quality aud
style, aud will amount TO about $50 900 year.
Among their numerous patterns Of hats may be
mentioned the Tuscan, Rutland, Bird's-eye, Split
straw, Chinese pearl, and the COburg braid. The
latter, which is an entire article, is the most
elegant bonnet OF the preaent day The Chinese
pearl is pretty thing, and would be preferred by
some, bot the graceful, sacy Coburg Gibsy is our
taste exactly"