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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-13

S&Y UNION LINE OF PACKETS tor Liverpool
kka Packets Of the i2th June,,Ihs, rs.Jid new aud
Capt Edwards, will sail pcsiti, eiy Friday June
i2h, her regular day The this magn6
packet be surpassed for elegance aud comfort
both cabin second cab and being high and well
ventilated aud In other
ships Persons about visiting the old country should make
early application the hest berihs either board
at Peck Slip OF to w. x J. Il. 1APSt VI
ieiorc % South st I'd door below BurI, e Sip
sos ,IAdcKEETs = FOR MARsEIlL Es5l'hs packet
Isl Of JAY, For freight Or passage apply TO
CHAMBERLAIN 4 PHELPS, !e3 front It, or 10
ice BOYD Z LtNCkEN, % Wall s
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
OirculafiOu ErOYfv ThOuaand.


e be paid the postage will b
oeductod from the Subscription money renlued
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the the
NHw YORK HrRALD Ear ABLlsHMKrr,
North West Of fulton and Nassau steog-
DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-T7
q pei annum-psyabIe in advance.
WEEKLY hERALD-Every Sarurday-Price 6k cent?
ADVERTIsfMENTs At the .sasi pricss.-swsy: cash
m advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds execute with b~suy and dss-
match
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nAOUERREOTYPERS,2o l BROADWAY, sELow FtLror
STREET, having enlarged their Ateer, are now pro-
ded with The best hind Of shse style md quality q Pic
10 Ph'ladeIpha, by w. I r. Langenheim, their partners
This new mode OF dsadening Che background OF peture
be suy Of effect 70 Dssaersosyes BE for the pubcvsy
m ntng At least 70 examine specimens Of this art
LANoENHEIM BECHERS,
Agents for Vogtlaender yohns German cameras
and L. BECKERs, Daguensc,ype
s5 lmsr Chemicals, ke
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FUk SALE OR TO LET,
H. ANDSOME COTTAGE and about Eve acres
E; @ god Land laid ~ meadow, situated the B.xng
way, New Jersey Railway Depot Attached to the premises
excellent Garden with 6ne bed Of Asparagus Barn
Ss.tle &c, SC, The Cottage nearly filled with
brick to the gable cad with large under the whole
for 'r'n'ss tfpE ArP'y KrR M R,o.av
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
- The Dwelling House and Lots known Nos. es
m and 50 Niddsgh aud No. 40 Hicks street, the
Of Brookiya The lots Is by LOO feet EACH and
t< house Hicks street three stories high and Mid
dagh three stories high and he built
tn the asst initial end situate in the des
walk Of the Fulton ferry. One half Of purchase
remain bond and mortgage. For terms, apply
TO LOTT VANDERBILT,
jeit iwsr No = E,ou, Rr,oklvr
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k&S FOR LIvERPOOIS-First Packet with d,sn.,ch
M14\ The first 81 ss fsst sailing ship ELF Til Cant
AeSDBarclsy, burhen 1000 tons, will sail above her
i~E"sar day
Has yrry spacious accommodations in the first csbo
which passengers will be tkep ut the prize,
charged fr the SECOND cabin Persons Intending embark
should embrace this very favorable opportunity hy m king
Immediate application board, No o. East River
JOSEPH M'MIRHAY,
jeI0 Of Pine and South st.
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II OR For Sale two story and bas~men, brick dwelling
E:3 houses They delightfully."- situated within
nuei walk from the terry and fitted up in hand.
STYLE With the late having been
completed They 81 feet wide 81 deep. with large
yard in front being well shaded by and
The families renting these houses will have the
privilege 81 crossing the ferry free Apply
jsli 1~sr A. STEVENS. Hoboken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-13

NAVAL E'rfvuI"sSV"~' - ~
The IT, g. steamer McLane Capt Howard, from smith.
ve put into Charleston, ON the Sun INST LOT ue poun"
. cruixe.
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WOOU'S
rCHED LEATHER RANDS

OR ali kind. machinery warranted the best ths used
IL The CIV (the patent bands ercepted) constantly
hand OF ali widths, e,ther cemened or rvesd single
or round A may be wanted Please call aud them
before purchasag elsewhere r. w. WOOD, 81 Frankfort
street New York On hand. harness, bride, shriIne,
srtt, trunk aud other leather. je3 lw~re
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u. DOOAN &c
CLATERS, No. 43a Broome Of Broadway,
- New York-New Roofs put in the best and
old Roofs repaired and warranted tight Orders received
uunctn ally attended to. mex im~rc
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ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED.
"a TO LET-In sm. md most delightfully."- situated
~ house, the Washington Parade 0rvund,
rooms with without full or partial board No
other bo.rders dodgers u the hou,e nor will be taken
To single gestlemsa, ge.renaa and lady desrous Of
living private family and in pleasant, quiet and hand
losaron this cnen opportunity but rarely met with
Office myls tire
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FhkNLh ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

FhENCH ARTIFICIAL tLOWEko.
HENRY KAHN,
IMPORTERS, So NASSAU STREET, UP STAIRS,
have received by late arrivals from their house in Paris,
NEWEST STYLES Or XRTicicixL flow Flowers,
IN euaehs: wres,h. sprss gsands' &c. &C., together with
MATERIALS FOR ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS.
embracing variety unsurpassed in richness aud BY
any other importation
AsoArteis flowers by the imported expressly for
the jsobing and country trade. m2< imsr
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
r OWlTZ < BECKER, No. "a John street., have inst
IL opened splendid assortment Of French Artificial Flow
materials for flower Makers &C., &c, which they offer
10 the trade, at low prices nils Inn me
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
u vOELKNER be0s leave to acquant his friends and
both French aud American has received the
least injury BY the lasre William street. the goods
were removed n time r. " will continue sell wholesale
rand retail the lowest prices 2s William and begs
dealers his stock before huvpx essvh~e ~ src
ri.E->Lu AI.lIr iClAL IL LIsc.
ND MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS-taving inst
n ceved by the Havrs packets, Zurich and francois ls
fresh OF Freuch Flowers and Materials OF the best
quality and latest styles low prices take pleasure to
dealers articles call and
BRUN, LAROSIERE T. COURT,
nil iusmr nc WiIi,.m street
l.. DU0AN " BkOTHEhS,
CLATERS, No. aga Broome street, Of Broadway
- New York-New Roofs put in the best and
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J. fRLCE d 20.
FASHIONABLE HAT STORE.
"a THE SUBSCRIBERS having opened a HAT STORE
at No ITO Fulton Of Dutch
y solicit the patronage old customers and pub
lie They will constantly keep hand complete
Of Hats Caps Umbrellas &c &C. Of the latest Style
and will sell the lowest Single hats made order
It the shortest notice. ICHABOD PRICE,
my5 imSr THOS. SHANNON.
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4&& PAIIEITo, Captain spinaey. j.! t' viii
t4<AE y IN leave per Nc 3, North River, Mondsy
, June 18th, att o'clock. ?. N. For freight
PASSAGE apply al the Office. No hr.th
secured till paid for. Next regular DIV 25th :,
r. }. VANDEWATER CO.,
jei2 3src 100 Br sd st
S&SS FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the 18TH sne he
MINI splendid fast sailing packet ship CAMBRIDGE
Szn apt Barstow. will positively sail ON Tuesday the
eeI.gs. having speadid accommodations. apply TO
je2 J. HEknMAN K CO. 81 south 81.
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the Railroad Depot.
~ A COLT AGE, containing two parlors, (46 feet a
EH library and dining FIRST door, eight
second floor and attic with kitchen, kc, stable and
Guiding large garden and pa.turage Conveyance
for me ssmner months, with or without furniturs.
Applyto GEO B. FISK, ~ William street
Also, French Couase Oxford street. near Parmen-
tiers Garden, " miles from South Ferry, with stable and
twelve lots ofground enclosed The cottage has nursery
Kitchen &c. bxsement parlon and breakiaN room
first floor aud four bedroems second hoorw be
uv3s 1u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30

Further extracts from The address Of Prof, ssor
I.and1n c. Garland, before tho Agricultural Clubs OF
Mecklenburg county, Va, and Granville, \. {.
am aware that there lists. in lhemnls of many.
prejudice against theoretical Agriculture. And | am vii
ling to admit, that Agrculture has hitherto owed tand
perhaps will always owe) much more to experiment han
10 H,eoy-and that the deductions of theory should al
ways be subjected To the test e experiment before they
are adopted and put into practice And with the example
Of the Chinese before me. win not deny. that Agricul
guided only by experiment may IL brought to We
~ high degree of perfection But II may with equal
truth be asserted, that PRACTITIONER would derive moe
benefit from understanding the principles Of his art than
the Farmer. Such knowledge is power and is more
Of SYSTEM in which every thing is subjected to fixed
laws. The operations Of Nature the results OF
chance. Mans existence, prosperity cor fort and happ
depend upon the discovery of these Laws and Of the
modes in which they affect the Universe arl.ad him
There be art pursuit tha; docs consist in tho
application Of some more of ihose Laws and O
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kf virtue Of deed of trust executed IL the subscriber
- by Andrew, Frazier for certain pnrp srs therein
mentioned hearing date the 18th Sept lsi6, which deed
is duly recorded III the clerk oinc Of the llsnql urt
for the Town "i Iynchhurg shall, the l9h DIS ofDo
"hbr, ISb on the premises. proceed t9.ell public
auction. the IIOl ~ AND LOT mentioned ON cred
O." aud = months. Gr negotiable paper. Satisfactorily IN.
d"ns'd Nhd Lot a'iJ1lns the lots Of W. Ookcy and W
H'nnaway Twill convey II the purchaser su'h title on
~ Is Is vested in me by SAID deed though the eis he
hcNed 10 be lnlspuiatc.
GEORGE w, LEE, Trustee
Nov ~ llqD
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li virtue ola deed Of trust executed 10 Edmund WIN
- sion and Alexander Tomphins. Trustees by Richard
y fllls aud Emily his wife. for certain purposes therein
mentioned hearing date 2Slh July. ISIS which deed is
duly recorded IN the Clerks O'c Of The county court
OF Amherst, We will proceed 10 sell by way Of public aue
ton 10 the highest bidder for cash at pedlu Mills in the
county ot Amherst ON the 23m day Of December sd6.
THREE TRACTS or LAND,
in said decd mentioned, VIZ One Tract containing 90
ACRlS more Of less, the north side Of Pedar River
adjoining P'dla Mills. being the purchased by
Richafl :. Ellis of Joshua Ellis.
Oneeshtr IR AC'T containing l3l ,cnEs more orless
On thenorh side ii Pcdla riycr adloning pcdar Mills
ICING III same tract purchased by Richard $. Ellis d
Josiah Ellis
On othcr Tract. containing i3i Acars. less.
situated on P"llar River b,ng the tract purchase
by Richard y Fills OF Richard Millncr.
one other Tract commonly called Nncanton Tract,
containing lN \ 1 T. : more less. lying about :.
miles from Pcllar Mills The title IN the abovc Land is
believed 10 b" good hut. acting as trustees, will only
convey such title rs is vested in b, SAID deed of Trust
h MorVA M = 'H ToMrk,Ns. Trustees
NOV 10 to2D
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STOVES! S'E'DVES!,

fHNif. subscriber is receiving a general assert
m'nt If Cooking, Parar, Church. 40 plates If ey
cry ntlern.) Box and Coal STOVES. Of variou. kinds
which he will sell as low the same can lie had in his
market - '''
Also. very large stock of TIN WARE. which he
VIII sell to wholesale dealers l.v the Richmond R;n
jA,ifS b. SMITH
Sign oi the Big 1cc Pot Rank square.
O.. iynchhurr. Va.
III ~ NGw
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November 90
VI RGINIA:

VIRGINIA.
Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
day Of Mover n, 1876
eny A's and Kcbeeca Fariss, partners in the business
VI understandings under the sly lie and firm OF Adams ar
Plaintiffs
against
homas Scp.oc and George Sepoc, Trustees, for the n
eht OF Lucinda Penn, Robert G. Penn, James Penn Da'"
hodes and Frances his wife and Elizabeth Penn,
Defendants
In CHANcERY.
ne defendant James :. Penn having entered his 7
p'aahce and given security according to the Act of astn'N
anu inc hnes 81 this Court and it appearing by saia'ta
evidence that he is not abiant this Conma wealth
II Is ordered that he do appear the Clerks Office Of the Sa
'len superior Court OF Law and Chancery for beeI'i
county, the ifs Monday in February next aud answer
the bill OF the Plaintiffs and that this order be inserted
some newspaper, published in the town OF Ilnchburs ter
months snccessvey, ard posted at the front door q '
'omt-ii"lse ol tins Count, Court day.
ACopy-Tcss,
JOS WILSON, t.,Ik.
November , WIN
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31ortffal.


Mf~Rs. EDfTeRs Though not Professor Of Religion
ave hccn dcerv struck with Poem agan Profanity mhel
as lael, been shown manuscript by its author and h.
consented to ny copying Inc hon,d extract ,r II, o
We Nirginian.
There Is 50 much good Pocry unread by me- that sAnno
y what original and what not bu, the following sissua
from taking Gods ya founded on the y,e, o
is wonarcus works is at least Nv town wither,
c not unwruns b, tho rebake. III N,s who is addressed
"A s,eeafsr no p,ore
s'6'o forth, immortal clAd sFis, nd poroc
Each wendro1s pathway n the Universe
iown the Tar depths Of ancient Ocean dive
" here cave unknown farths deep foundation rive
MA each Wild monster, IN hrs rage a sleep.
Whose hdeous laughter shake the roaring deep
Measure that vast abyss, which like rabe
I. wrapt IN gorgeous folds around the globe
On, upward climbing wher, the mountain In.
Its icy peaks, ii. swe-inspiring ellis
There for The Avalanche birth inquire
Or search the fountains 81 volcanic fire
Or tread, unfrozen il thou csnst, the war
here the CHAD beam. 4 B5aoal pls,
Ascend the realms Of thunder -lesp along
From cloud TO cloud aud learn the lightning song
Sweep onward, upward, outward, ti,t,sieb tie gaee
"foie sister planets run their goaile>. fa-ej
Batle in that eeean Of eslausllcs, alne.
hich clothes the suns immeaSufahlt tfane
Stretch all thy P'wcr. til thy instructed thought
Tells where Creation T.. and whore risfa,t
Say. Child q Rcssen. woald ID, thrilling breast
fild with thee grardcufs. eoun The ipIaou, lcst2
Sei what are tl.os,. mall ileii b,,t array
III strength and beauty sd and ueI5s.,,-
In rush eieoniel' thfaaah thc Gtids Il part
The marsh Of suns IN tbeti anJ, log haza--
Say, what ar, these bat fragment. If lf> power.
Compared with HIM, mere insort. If an hour
fFail, helpless infants b, then Father led
Or tmorcus sheep by one great shepherd led
Prom all these depths and height. Ia iafr Inn rise
hieni IN one song, nnnunbefcd nclplios
tor sweet celestial Reverence sweeps TIN chords
And all q aiians music Is the 1unl's
apd thou, fail fhild ,fela, tlo,i, h.mt,hgc
kei'dgcHi hen f mote tlan tlosc can sias.-
Wit feou turn tfsinr g. IA eeu,rl las.
And treat VIII sea1i vi.sf al f,q.,l ssitt4N,4
i.otd Ola SOL sl...o i.t,Iieslal frs
'ndimmtd sal bum, uHsa il u...s afl4s ,,,i,,-
Will thou, descendant a. tls gsu,ial ..f,s.
Withhold ths honor, v Incl 10 t.ud tclsng ~
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TRUE I.oN 4.

= = hHN INV fl.F.
There s1e iffr'v, nn tis brow, ,,4fe.
III, hnif /, thin and gay,
Ana the hight that ones Wa, "a tlnno eve
'isth safro~ stolen ANY.
Thou art M longer M. aiir,
Thu ra>, hath len In ct,cl,
And thy once firm aaA gra.. fl lna
Is wasted nov ard weak
But tla faai. &c lu.t AS warm. WI.
a. v henwo Get,s. 9. ,rcd
\ when llI mc.l1 rge WA o., -lh.
Andthy smndh check na..rl
Al that l. long aga. ~fa,
We thought not uian # ,arc
We then "ere srcndthrft, Of ON lo,-
We now have non, 10 spare
wen, well dn,t thnn remember, VIII,
The little child 80 laid
The three sea''' darling. fnr and pnfe.
Beneath TIN view tr,c' shade
The worth iiom life was gone. VIII.
We SAID with foolish tongue
bot~e'se blessed -ioee then the Cba.tpc,
who took that child SO Young
49, lhffe w. John, tl,s ba,' aud prllr. VIII.
"h' lived 10 manhpols primt
would tod could have died li hun
who died before has tim.
here IS Jane, tn, se1and sell, wne.
thing OF s'u and shsms--
Oar poorest neighbars pi,, us.
When the, but hear h,r name
Yet She thy child and MIN, Wit.
purscd hc' on NJ, Lnce
And the evil, woeiul ways she took.
Were nescr thougbi b, th,e
We wcro proud Of her Lir lace wit
And have tamcly -tnpI,
And not avenged her downfall
In her hetrayers blood
had such all thoughts, wife,
cursed him 10 his lace
But hewas rch and was poor,
The rieh knoa ~ dtsgnaee
The ssilo~' would have had me, vile,
For that dia not earc
The only thing that saved hi, Rf.
Were thoughts Of tn, despair
There's something in III, lace. wife.
That Gains my madden,d brain
Thy hrrowri hriw, thy hollow eve.
Thy lool, Of patient pain
Thy lips that never sm,lr. ,,it
Thy bloallcss checks and van
Thy iprm which once va, beautiful
Whose heal,! no" Is gone
oh, these they tell s,sh tales. VII.
They i'll my ctes with tears
We have borne So much tr,tfor
Through these long tap;y ,,lls,
That | will mosti, bear. wit,
VIVA; Tod apppiu.elb berc
Nor adj 10 Thy o'er h5Niur cup
Another bitter tear
Let the betraycr live, VIII,
Be this our only prayer,
That grief may send our prodigal
Back 10 her Fathers earc
tive me thy faithful hand, vie
Oh God, who reisn'si above,
We bless thee in Our misery,
For one sure salaee--levc
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NEW ESOGEA Kimberly.

U.N a. TlLBOT,
Z NtNG procured from the cityol Philadelphia. an
NJ experienced "orkmen, is prepared to execute work
IN all lis various branches
Bank Officers. Clerks Of Courts Merchants an, all 9th
RS. can be- diminished with
RECORD, DEED AND WILL BOOKS. IFDG
ERS.JOD RNALS, INVOICE AND
DAY BOOKS.
ruled to any pattern, and boud in the very best manner
and AT the shortest notice.
Particular attention paid to binding Periodicals. 81.
with ueatneSs and despatch
y II Nmisrf0nocus assortment Of Blank Account
baoss en- hgHd. which VIII be sold cheap Tor cash.
October ) IN
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA:
A rules held in the Clerk office OF the Circ,i, 81
eout OF Jaw and Chaneery for Bcdf 5rd COUNTY, n.y.
day of November 1916, '' Inc End
William McCabe, Alexander Morgan and J,,, u
merchants and partners trading under the STYLE and %
hcoabe, Morgan and Board, p,;n,;a III ol
against
'psi'n ~ MeAaha and John Board and William Mcr,L
admrs OF John MeC abe, deceased, Def.nd, ao''
IL CH,NcERy
he defendant Josiah X McCabe, not having entered L.
appearance and given security, according Tie act Of ~,
pil and the rules oi this Court and appearing by
evidence thlt he i not an ilhabtant Of ts III
Is ordered that he do appear at rules be held in the
oHee q sam CIRCUIT Superior Court Of Jaw and Cba,.
bedford ounty, ON the first Monday in February ne,,
answer the bin Of the plaintiffs nr That this order I've
IN some newspaper Published IN the town of Lynchbr e.
Nv months successfully, and posted at the Gun l,, -
court house oil this county ON some Court day. '"o
Copy-Tcste.
November . ~ n
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RGINIA

VIRGINIA --------
! a Cont held f1r Bedford County al a.,
"A the 10th day Of October 1886 ~ GUN House
than, " efh !, Hsgi ahl
Pisin1d
against
Davidson, nl Edmund +
defendants,
In CHANCEEY.
The Defendants, " illiam T. Staples and Gc,,r.
ner MT having catered their ap2eara1 e anl ,i,a = %
according to the Act OF the Assembly, and The my,
onft and 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of thu ., 1'
iheY afe not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth ttH}
peiea iia' the sad staples and Turner do appear her, W.
i2ith Monday IN January next, and answer the IN "a e
fiith and that copy Of this order be forbw nh r., s
some newspaper published in the town Of yn.bh, led In
months successvey and posted the door of In 'N'
house Of this County u tux e9irl-
Copy-Tese,
Noyember9 IN tfN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30

A ! 'lrclnt sup nor Court Of Law and Chaae ~
q continued and held in and for the County Of Capn
'r At ihe oor House thereef Wednesday the 18th
laf ID October lsle, IN the ls year Of tho Common
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

an Tuesday the lst day Il December next IL fair if
~ not the neNt lair day thereafter shall offer pub
lie sale, about
M barrels Of Corn several valuable work H1rses.
two Of three Yoke of Oxen a number of god milk
Cows and other stock. say Sheep and Hogsa
quantity Of valuable Plantation Tools &c.
&c, good Wagon. and perhaps an Ok
AMI I5rse Cart. and some Household
and Kitchen Furniture Also. at pr
vate sale, from 300 10 80
ACRES Of LAND.
part Of the tract which now reside very valuable
portion. Terms will be liberal and made known on the
day Of sale. SAMl.. POlNDEATER Jr
Nov. w.lu
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cI-ICs'r.
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.

CoMMisStoNER's OFFICE.
Liberty, Oct. Is. ISi6
The parties IN this will take notice. that shall
at my olhrc III this town. al the hour Of 10 o'clock A.
W. ol Thursday. the 1th day of December 1916 con.
menec me account, directed by the foregoing decree.
which time and place They will sttend with their ac
counts, vouchers and copies of papers, for examin
alton and settlement.
}. A. WHARTON. Commissioner.
10y. q vi,
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SITTING IN CIItNCEpy

SITTING ~ ClANCERY
''' s'''' ana sarah his wife Plaintiffs.
against
Iaehariah Philips. Administrator Of George Speece dc
'''9'o' anu oth.is, Defendants,
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vhrhiu may have Ia call your attention lei usox
anime with little parlealany tho features oi that
system Of Agriculture which briefly sum mp 10 the thr.c
following maNmz: LIST. That tho sn should he VII
drained. 2nd That It should be thoroughly titled 81.
Thai should ha ahuudanily manurol.
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SAMUEL |. WALKER.

November . Wv,
~. The Richmond Wing viii copy the above. one,
week Tor fur weeks, and forward account To III,
subscriber eIy
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Novcnhc- d
VIRGINIA !:

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Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit SInctir
a Court of Law and Chancery for Bedford Comfy t
day OF November Is ' wv
John Eowyer and Rebecca Fariss late partners in m bus
s na'ksmfhhg under the style and firm of Bowy,r&
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
JOS. WILSON. CPk.
CoMnIssIoHER's OFFICE. ,
IhheriN. Octnbcr u. lSIG.


The parties in the above eansc will take notice. tina,
shall, al NY cl'r in this lawn. at the hour Of 10 %
clock, A. NJ. If edne,day. the 10Th day of December
lSlG, commrdce the UNITS, directed by the frclin
decree, at which time and place they will attend with
Then accounts vouchers and copes f ur papers, fl
Examination and settlement
}. A. WHARTON. Com
Nov 9 Nv,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30

M liEEEAS, alta Circuit Superior Court Of Law
w and Chanrery, held for Bedford County the Il tn
day d September lHl6, in the several suits therein de
pending Of
Martha his wife, and Calm W ates Plaintiffs
against
John Compton, admir- Of James Board decd. John
H. tohS. sheriff Of Bedford and as such adm r. de bons
n1not ilI'am Board. deed. Thomas Davis, Sarah
Compton James DicNerson and Sincy his wife, Wis N
Meadar Josiah Compton. John Compton John Cundih
" aliam '"n. II W am X. Cr.aa and Mary his wife,
iac1b Sipcs and Elizabeth his wife Richard Cuudif