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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-04-07
MORTGAGE SALE.

m EFAULT having been made in the
~ payment of the principal and'in,etes,
due Upon certain indentuFe of Mortgage.
executed by one Enoch d. Woodbridge,
to Horace A. Woodbridge, both Of South>
por, in the County Of Racine and Territory
ofWisconsn, bearing date the twenty ninth
day of July A. d. ls4i-and recordeded
the Office OF the Register ofdeeds OF said
Racine County on the 30th. day of August
A d, 1874, al half past 8 o'clock in the
fore noon, in volume I'D" of Mortgages
page 1873. Which said lndenture of Mort
gage was, on the 10Th day Of August A. D.
Is46, duly assigned by said Horace A.
Woodbridge to Henry B. Towslee Of said
Southport, and the assignment thereof duly
Acknowledged, was recorded in the said
Registers Office of Racine County, On the
18th day Of Angus, A. ID. 1S46 al o'clock
p. NJ. in volume ST" Of Mortgages OIL
page $50 On which said mortgage is
10 be due at the date of this notice,
one hundred and thirty dollars $3.50.
No suit HIS b.en instituted for the recovery
Of said sum Of money SO due.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that BY
virtue ola power of salo in sad mortgage
contained, and in pursuance of the Statute
IN such case made and provided, will be
sold at Public auction at the City Hotel in
,aid village OF Southport on Thursday the
10Th day of April A. d. lS47 a, 10 O'Clock
4. NJ, all the premises in said lndenture
If Mortgage specified and described o, so
as shall be necessary TO payth
mount due and costs, which is as follows
o wit-"lying and being in the South west
quarter dissection thirty one 1917 beginning
i the North West corner OF Block twenty
tx 2j running southwestwardly en- the
ast side of Church street eighty eight
50 feet, 10 land owned by Hollis Whit
ey; thence eastcrly on the line Of said
land TO the land decided by Mo.
es Q. u Esther Bennett 20 Andrew Mu-
lrkey; thence North on the west line Of
aid Mularkey's land eighty feet TO Pearl
trce,: thence westerly on the line Of Pearl
;reet ninety eight 90 feet to the place
f beginning, being in the village Of South
ort in said Racine County. Dated this
9th day of January X. d. l647.
II. B. TOWSLEE, Assignee.
c.. NJ. WILLARD, Atty, 33 3m
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-04-07
Dr.. ], S. Munson's
VEGETABLE CATIiARTIC
Pill / G

T. | T. L. -
TT He proprietor of these Pills has been in the
l. practice of prescribing and administering TO
the sick for more than fifteen years at the east,
the south and the west, and thousands OF oppor-
tunitics offered for testing most critically the OPP
erations of almost all the vegetable Remedies on
the human frame, under every variety of Constl.
tuition. lie has been Induced to believe from
seeing their effects that most of the patent pills
that are offered to the public, are not got up on
scientific principles: but are composed OF lngre-
dents that merely move the contents oFthe bow
els and leave them more stivc than before.
But the Dnblic NAV be assured that the excel.
lent combination Of those principles possessing
the most concentrated and subtle virtues, nsures
in these Pills decided and uniform action upon
all the secretlons and particularly upon the or
gans mostly diseased, and thereby rendering their
use of the utmost importance IN all disorders.
These pills restore diseased secretion OF the
tomache and bowels to healthy action, and
thereby obViate CoSti1encSs or any disease OF those
parts.
They will break up q FEVER or cure RHEU-
MATISM by cqualizing the circulation and III
creasing the perspIratlon.
They will cure C0Ld or Cough by increasing
the secretion OF mucous or phlegm from the throat
and laAgs, and thereby lesscning ntammatorY
action: and they operate most favorably on the
KIDNEY COMPLAINT or pain in the small Of
the back by increasing the secretion OF URN.
They cure Lirer Complaints and evacuate The
system from Bile, which is the great cause of all
diseases in the Western Country.
These pills are superior TO all others in prepar
ing the system for the reception OF tonics for the
cure of Fever & Ague' They are active or mild
according to the quantity taken but easy in their
operation and rarely ever produce gripping Di-
rections accompany each box.
Sold wholesale and retail at DIR. }. S. Munson' s
Odice opposite Bently & Lewis Main Street.
Southport and also at retalat most OF the stores
throughout Wisconsin and Illinois. n3G
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-04-07
POSTSCRIPT
RATTLE OF BUENA VISTA-THE AMER
ICAN ARMS AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.
From the New Orleans PicaYune.

DR. Turner u. S A. who arrived at Matamoras
on the 9th inst. from Monterey brought the gIorI-
Gus intelligence OF another brilliant victory over the
Mexican army The scene OF action was at bueid
Vista. a hacienda about six miles west OF sauna
The fOhtin0 commenced on the 22d FEB anu chled
on the 23d Santa Anna retired TO Aga NueFa7 a
distance OF ten miles leaving four thousand kiiied
and wounded upon the field. Santa Anna a'Jutant
general and many other officers ana men are pfso-
ners The loss on our part was seven hundred Killed
and wounded Santa Annals force amounted to at
least $4,000 men; that of Gen. Taylor to about
5000 almost entirely volunteers His army is
composed of Washington's, Braggs, and Thomas
batteries one squadron of the LIST and of the I'd
Dragons, the Arkansas and Kentucky Cavalry a
brigade of Illinois and OF Indiana volunteers the 1st
Mississippi and 2nd Kentucky regiments, and one
company OF Texas volunteers DIR. /. brought a
list of SO officers killed and wounded
III above sail the essential intelligence received
We have received great many details, for which
we have now, neither room or time. Among the
officers killed we find the aames of Col A. Yell, OF
Arkansas, and Col j J. Hardin, of Kentucky.
ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE.
At 3 clock on the 22nd ult, the battle com
mcnced at Buena Vista, miles from Saltllo The
fight opened with artillery, and destructive cannon
ade was Geptup till sunsat. No decided advantage
was obtained either side, the loss on both being
very great.
On the 23d, at 10 o'clock the battle was again
renewed and kept up without intermission until hall
past three in the afternoon. Both armies were closely
engaged during the whole time. As Wool fell back
Gen. Taylor advanced with fresh troops and repell
cd the Mexicans with great slaughter. This charge
decided the battle, which was not again renewed
On the 9th both armies hung off without CO.
ming to a general engagement, each occupied in
carrying off the wounded and buryiug the dead
After the It'll, there was no more fighting the
Mexican troops furnishing with hunger became con
WINGED that they could not triumph or drive Gen
Taylor rom his position and retired
As yet Santa Anna has only retired a short dis
lance but | do not entertain the belief that he will
venture another engagement
The above intelligence was communicated by let
ter from a merchant at Saltillo to a merchant at
1l1tamoras and was dated March g. at which time
Gen. Taylor was yet at Buena Vista.
LATER-ANOTHER VICTORY.
We are indebted to orr friends of the steamer J
VI White which arrived at 1 0 clock this morning
ccs another decided victory obtained over the Mex
can General Urea, who had thrown himself De-
Monterey and Canugo' He was attacked by Col
Curtis, o, tie Ohio volunteers, and driven oil with
a.2t Ioss.--Nt Louis Eepu5.
ElIAc Massacre OF Gov Bent AMI . Amer
cams. at Taos, IS confirmed
A. II supposed an attack was made on Vera
liul. about the sd of last month
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-04-07
WILLIAM KNOWLE 3,

MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Hats, Caps,
vi Gloves, Umbrellas and all other articles
usually kept in the above business at the syn Of
the Big Hat, Main-st. Southport, where you will
find me al all times open Tor trade. Thankful for
past tavors | soleits continuance Of the same
hoping TO give satisfaction 10 all.
" B.-Orlers for any Of The above articles
romp,ly attended TO.
GJCash paid for fgrs
Nav - Is.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-04-07
SELECT SCHOOL.

TT II T. undersigned have formed connection,
4 and concluded an arrangement for conducting
permanently, Select School in Southport in
which will be taught all the Common and higher
English branches, ordinarily taught in Select
Schools and Academies, including Penmanship,
Book Keeping, and Elementary Mathematics, to-
gether with the Greek and Latin languages; and,
in short, whatever may lie deemed necessary as
an education preparatory to the transaction OF
business, or for admission to Collie.
The school now in operation, under the man.
in Lyceum Hall.
TERMS PER QUARTER Ot.lf WEEKS.
Primary Course, So
Common English Branches $500
Higher English branches, S4,00
Languages, $500
1t is intended that the course Of instruction shall
be of the most thorough character. Satisfactory
testimonials of qualification and experience in
teaching can be furnished.
REFEERNCEs.
Southport has. DurIce. Rev. J. Lathlop
r. IL. Deming, DR.. r. B. Waldo c. c. Sholes
Hlhoa1,tic Rev. O. F. Curtis.
PrairicrIie Pof. Root, and Miller.
Iztdian.-Rev, J. F. Ostrander.
IVhitcscatcr.- +. II: Case.
A. l.. BARBER. O. ADAMS
Southport, Feb. %. 1917 n35- 3m
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-04-07
SOUTHPORT LIVERY STABLE.

GTEWART & DODGE would respectfully,
- give notice to the citizens of Southport and
the public, that they prepared to accommo-
date customers with as good HORSES q CAR
RlAGES, as any establishment in town. and on
as reasonable terms. CALL AND SEE.
Stable on Park Street, west OF Main St, near
~ opposite Dr. Walkers Office.
IL Teams always in readiness to convey pas
sengers and baggage to any part Of the country.
j.. J. DODGE. d. c. STEWART.
Southport, MarcL 10, I6l7. SIT
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-04-07
FOR SALE.

MINE choice building lots in this village on,
y posite the residences of George hImoaIl ana
Rev !. w. Hatch, upon easy tsrms Apply
- ]. BOND.
Southport Nov. IL, lSi5,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-04-07

NOR One Year from the first Of April next that
l. beautiful Residence, the Empire Cottage, vi h
Barn and other out houses, and three acres Of
well improved land. 1t has an excellent well of
water and every convenience for respectable
family. II is situated hall mile from the centre
of Southport, on the town hne road leading west.
Terms-S75-For further particulars inquire
OF Y. Stebbins living near the premises, or Of Inc
subscriber in Southport. J. I. SHEPHERD.
March 81, I847 39tE
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-04-07
WORMS! WORMSH WORMs!m

To remove these troublesome and dangerous in
habitants of the stomach and bowels which so often
impair the health and distroy the lives of children
use Jaynes Tonic Vermiuge,a certain and and safe
preparation for the removal OF the various kind of
Worms, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Want Appetite,
Intantle Fever and Ague and Debility ofthe Stom
ach and Bowels and organs of Digestion. Prepared
only by Dr. d. Jayne, No South Third street Phil
adelphia
For sale by John Fl Nichols, Southport W. T.
7 IST OF LETTERS remaining in The Post
- Ofiicea Southport, quarter ending March
81, lS47.
IL Persons enquiring for letters N this list viii
please sa that they are advertised
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-04-07

Derbyshire F.. Mrs
Dnnkva ter James
Derbyshire George
Dauhdm Thomas.
Z
Eagan Michael
tlmore Lucindy Miss
F
Freeman William
Try Rufus
Fozlet Martha Mrs
Flnnegan Patrick
!
Golf Samuel
Gilbert Theodore
Colt Samuel
Gibson Mary J Miss
Higgins Fitch
Hubbard Isac
Holt Michael
Haman Andrew
Hall Edward
Huntington Edward
Halliday John W
liurl5ut J P.
| J
Jackson Jacob
Kerney Dennis or z
Kelagner john ,
King Samuel
Leihv Eunlce Mrs.
Leonard Eliza A
Lampson VIM,
Layton Eliza Miss
d
Mccormick James
NJ Marrow Timothy
AIcAIaniinan Jacob
McCleary VIM
Meme lin John
Morse HELEN Mrs.
My Mar,jn l.
Mi 'er 'uSun
Mapes VIM
Minchin Charles
Morris Edward
Marsh Harmon
Numen Miss
Nlckerson Moltrup c
DIN Henry w
p
Porch Thomas
Partridge Rufus
Pierce Mrs w
Palmer Geo. w
Pratt Elizabeth Mrs
Parker Mary X
Palmer Doe. ,
Paddock Shield
Pctrie Henry
Parish Jasper 3
r
Rich,m;re Nicholas .
RoI,lle Stephep
Robar.oon VIM
8
:, Johns Christon6er
Sullivan Esther Miss
shannon Morris
Snonlainp RF 2
Streeler George
o,,,uTyp,,,
Simmons Zatmen
Scantlinr p
S,e,hens Alanson
Sm;tb II
sara one Fbenezer
shaw VIM
Strong c B
+
Twist Rachel Miss
Tucker John 3
Tavlor Charles 4
THOMPSON Hi
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-04-07

Dorman A
Dean A Miss. 2
DDmick Charles ,
Dalrymple Samuel
Emigh william L
Ehle Langraye
Ev ans J
Furmca A B
Forward Walter
Foby John
Frazier 4 b
Foster Alfred
Gould Harriet Miss
Cfibbon Alex
Graves Lucinda :
Gilbert Theodore
Huntington Edward F
llaylecker Charles F
Heath Caijster Mrs
tioyl VIVA. G
lledstron Erie
huntington w }
HOLSTER Harriet Miss
Hill Charles L
Hubert Harriet VI
ingram lawn Il
Jacobs Robert
Kinesbury Mr.
Kahn John
Kavanaugh J Rev
Leonard S r
Lehway Miss
Lee EveIlne \
Lord Ellen Miss
Melvin Benjamin
Nerril- John
March John Esq
Morris Edwin
Nckinnle Cornelius
Mc,uire Capt. Esq
Mead d vi
MeCIaughrg susanna
AlcClaughry David
Aieac her VIM
AIonWoss Dudley w
Mari Robert 7
Nichols John
Norton Elizabeth Mrs.
Noble Charles
Odora'hy Tho.
O'Rorke Ellen
Pierce Jonathan
Palmer 4 5
Powell Joseph
Palmer James l. 4
Pulycr Wandel
Paddock Robert ?
Parish Daniel ,
Peck Stephen
Parker X
Porter + W
Parks VIM B
Reeves James
Robbins Asachel
Robesin EmaliZa
Rivers Gtecian
Rape Thomas
Stanton Samuel
Shay Richard
Stanford Downer
Smith Rufus
Sniflin Reuben 2
Stockbribgc Henry l.
Shaw Mr. \
Simmons } Il
Seargent VIM
Smith VIM
Stafford Daniel
Stewart John
Scribuer Mrs
Subway Alanson
Traynor Owen.
Tetit David c
Turrel Edward
Fefft Mrs.
Tibbits Oscar +
Twist Isaac
Torrey s
Wentworth Nelson
" aller David
Williams George
Winsor Henry c
Williams Miss Jane
Whitcomb David
White Sarah
Vert Robert
Washman Mr..
Willard Samuel
Webb Z
Walker J c
6 Dutch letters
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-04-07

U'HE subscribers have Just opened a W F0un
| dry on PARK St. One Block west of Main
street whee they intend to carry on the business
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
MAJOR SUMNER.
DREADFUL MURDER Ar BROOKLYN

As MIR. ii8ichkiss Jcwellerof New York city. W..
on his way Monday night, 10 his htine. Ia South
Brooklyn. when In Clinton street. dif,c opposite nr.
Stones Church h. struck hy an uns-pn Ne,fn two
biws On the back If head. with such t8fGla rflrff
that tho stull WIS completely crushed IN. lis bod,
observed before o'cluct, and upon hfog lahen IN
10 Tia hnuSa oi physician who lHod close ~. lle
found 10 BE- nearly esnri L is aar"rainod .als the ia
zette. thala valuable gold watch and cuisdt milo
o motey taken iem hun, aud !, is the srpp3si'on
Of the Mayer Il braeilyn that the unfortunate nan WIS
watched = followed ~ simc william from New fa5k city
though We rrerot say there Yet no clue II any
70 the murderer NJ. llurikss ietves asia aaa
large family Of children. ard had IA III. hand wheu thf
murder vas committed tastci oieggs, winch lfeakag
~ he fell and mihehne with the CORY .tfsala from his
head, nade tie specfacle terribly rt,ouog.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

LAWNS II asrp So1nirns Under lhia caption a
Virginia afer salfs llai ptcyI,usiy to the departure
e the Nesmsfeand Guards lor Mexico. the Nesanafe
land Bar numbered twenty dg. members; tn d liz,
and five stadent ol law volunteered in said company
and arc my viii the Yiet.lous army commanded ty
jrn scat. at hera Cruz
The gallant Colonel of thc GcoJeil Regiment IA a
prasipg lawyeraiihs Ear, Of high reputation ,eyefsl
oChs Subordinate llieeis likewise belong IN the proos
son. aud there many moro Of the same sor ef who
medilafng marial deeds. prslrng porish rab.i
By the sword iao by laminc.
Having had soine personal experience IN tho matter,
would eNpfoss II As our own conyi ~ that the or
binary ,ufngso the younger portion o this ca.s should
suffice Il ronder them desperate enough f,r anything
SpoptA Repab.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
Hard ware and Cutlery.

~ REHORY & ROYALt olysr for sal. good
~ assortment of TOOLS, VIZ:
Spar x Jacksons and Butcher, Hand and Psn-l Saws
Ripping lemon, Campass. " ehb and Circular Saws,
Socket and FIrncr ChIsels, Gouges,
Turning Gouges and Chlsol.
i3aidwln' best Planes, bench aud fancy,
Butchers double and single Plane irons
Steel blade Squares lockwood Rules. Braces and Bis
"a" Set-.MarNlng Guagcs, Compa.sc. Aururs
Gimblcs, Bench Screws. llachel. &c Sc &c
House building materials. such rs
Carpenters genuine Rim Locks Imitation C,rrcn,cr',
Locks. mortlce Locks plate and stock Locks, morice
and rim closet Locks. iaiches OF various kinds ,mces
aud Screws. square and round Bolts Axle Pullie. ,s
and hl nd Fasteners, Nails. Brsds Window Glass from
81 10 to ~ 20, Putty, sc &c, &c.
April i5-s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
tsE or SC4RP.7S ACOUSTIC OH,
The only cure for Deafness

oi' tae cure OF Deafness, Pains and the di,cbarocs Of
Ter I'm hs lars Also, all those noises like The bu,
w '' an 'e. 'ns OF water whizzs of steam, &c Sc,
% ~, yni'n,s OF approaching Deafness and also gene
a,a, ~ ten iteen and twenty years, and were OBLIGED
ear 9ain?ets have, after using enc or two boc.
"a''e ,h'ir tumpcts, being made perfectly Will
AZ ''i y ana surgeons highly recommend its use
MOIST EXTRAORDINARY CuRE.-lf any have doubts The =
my no" dismiss them and the most Ions MAJ
Deafness durable. Numerous cas,s nf go, 3 ''e,
them very remarkable, by the of SCAKPAS OIL W.
u. osncu' p' ths caps the climax young or old YOU
~ 'l IN o'i''h,id Pa and now about eighty wear, Of
age aa been gradually getting deaf Tor more than for,
ma, was heNtto impossible make her hear con
NeF'aion IN the londcst tones Of voice Last vt h
10 Try Searpas Oil for Deafness 1t only neces.a-
,2 mat she mas used two bottlcs that her hearing
m .n wholesale and retail, by DIR d. JAYNE No
'ou'h h.rd street, Philadelphia Also, by
A,r.,, !, ,,o, ID. II. LYMAN, Druggist
lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20


a circuit superior court Of law and c,anosrv a.,
'.o ~ adjournment and held for the county ,f
April, 1877: ''"s' ''e isi DAY of
r'amlnd I'LL, William H. Diups. late 81 orrae
S'is'n county and as such adninistraIr Of ,y;ls ~
,,..ai9'oVe, zee d., NeXandcr Goosby. ". G. H..
" aih " VI aller, DIlard H. Page. Wiai, Cao,5s,'
oabne, Hi AID Lewcen Cash. plin,,a a'''e"'
AGAINST
G. Hill, - W ''''ehead and l h mas
Defendants.
no ,,1.,-.lN CnAScERY.
IN "iohSON PiLE E,NBROC.71YOyy
,,,,,r arranted to Cure
t e'le OF TINS disease, has been truly a,,,,.bn
" he re th'ir patients to Try it, a. tho on,
FILE MEDICINE. nv my
never fils t ~ ". positive remedy for the Piles it
'a'is 10 cure That mtocrable itching which is a.. -
o'ho ana has ITS location in the same ,ar,s 90 a. Wy
iiLi-> FILES! PXES!-HigAby Ionor,,n,
NJ gentleman whose name is appended tn ,b;s .;e
- Nio"n III TINS city also through the Wex,.rn ~
southern States. The information is yal,ahi fh anu
Dr n Iaz ,, PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10th 1876
r. ~. y, ehSoN-l) Dear Sir You enaiir,d 81 na =,
neheit had derived from the use of vo t,n VI nc "ha
o''io TO tate to that have been aei;.,I III
t,1 o'ocsone disease the Piles Tor the las, ton or
oiten bii, @ 'lne vas case o the most painful kind
op,'ehis me to give up business I had ,.d .n.., 49,
cry KIND ol medicine recommended fl, a. 49,. ~
WIN very Little benefit when, duriny the last f, ho,,
persons who had been cured by the use Of your I'm
,n & 'po i,aiy was induced myself to try it. Ator
part OF bottle was entirely relieved and b,y. lad ~
hdeat,on OF a return orthc disease TLs n' 49, n
" iNe,is permanent If it will be of any ,dyar.,r.
rpos and similarly afflicted you this note for tina
ber 'h ais" refer any ono to who may wish any
i' oii 'nf SUBJECT Respectfully,
ro.s,,:, >, Gro HEL21tcK, 351 Lombard st
March II ,y,5nI "s' by ID. r. LYMAN,
Druggist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

4 aa's held IN tia Clerks Office the t.i,c,;,
eo9ft 81 law and Clancery for the count, NJ upernr
On &C s.h iaY If MAY. 1911 +! u aiiIona,-
:, 'aah inns and " iam Furbush ex-ors of Bic,,r,
,han dc D., mao or the benefit II Clar,. Sta
-, Plaintiff.
'oa1 =. '.fteson, sdm'r Of " lillian Paue,op a.,,
vas adm r. nj 1soei j. lclr-, dec rizab,,b /, a. "Ls
"hoN 81 The sad Robert p Phelps, Jonathan Phi es,
sehanYes haries p North and Mary hi, wiz III htp.
'ofh,h fish oi Lis VII, Elizabeth, decd and Sa,a pa
Defendants -
In CHANCEHY
The Defendant Elizabeth H. pbelps no, -.
her appearance and given security according to the a.,
'ehefa Nssemei, and the Rules of this Court and i " The
~ thai she Is not an inhab;tart this Con slpear
the notion oi the plaintiffs by counsel, ortrr,5 % on
sad defendant Elizabeth II. Phelps, ar,par 't The
hf Monday III July next, al the rulcs h.l. " ue
court aud answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs and ,h " sand
Of this order be forthwith inserted some me- " copy
IN the town oil lynchburg, Tor months
posted al the front door u the Court House of th and
Testc Nooht,
Nav Twin oSh, Cik.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

circumstances to- net caicua cd 10 afuose very
Kindly feelings tic part 4 orr men. The eo"naiy
advantage taken BY The enemy IN rasuS lie H. siief
they had kntd many Of jar men from thfif seenfe
j, onccs and Just the timo whon bloody sene aaee
b. taea i6r the seFeeluss had incurred easea
Blnsi rFeprf sspe excitement aud hatred "a The to
eum q They e1ud ely be kept oil hnti
the enemy were dsarnc aud then they wefo perfectly
safe American sldieTs. resoluie and rcSsiibe a9ausi
an armed lie. would raise thor hands against one
uuarmed aud de.eneelsss.
MAJOR SUMNER.
Majar Sumner. WHO led the iife in he sttfek 81 The
l-th The eneiuss advanced position. nlade very
narrow escape. In the charge. ho stuck On the
hcad by mnsket bullet The bu let was faiteued 10
he thnness / a dime. and retained It's suffice the
rrint the Majors haif and yet strange say except
ing the u artery. be sustained strens
INJURY The artery taken OPP ard at the lss accounts
the Major dong well. This excellent elicef-sc-
counted Of the test tIctcaus and dsciplinarans IL
the armY-nay certainly fecliae himself the strength
q his eIanin gioa delnnots. lie Will never had any
difficulty getting lloefa policy 10 sny ofouf lie IN
sursnoe onioes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
YgyNe. LADIES SCHOOL,
Rev. 4, HTcE,roy and Mrs HcElroy,
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AER and MRS. McELR0Y will open, at Buchan-
VI an on the 1t Of May next.
Young Ladies Boarding School
The humber uf Blarers will he limited IN thirteen and
the holr To twenty five The health. comfort, thorough
Instruction. true pety and refinement oi the young La.
DIES viii be the uJscs Il The constant aim and eorts OF
the PrlncI ais.
Terms for Session of Five Months.
Bard. Washing, &c. SO w
1nl,u including English Latin and French, - 0O
Muse extra.
Payments in every instance inadsancc. Vacations in
Apnl aud October.
REFERENCES.
Bishops and Clergy Of tin Diocese Of Virginia; Staun
ton Hon. Judge Thompson; inchesler, Hon. james
II Mason; Aibemarle. Hon. w. {. 1tiyes; Ffedorchs
hurry Hon Judge Lomax; Richmond. lion. Judge Bald
win, ". II. Mcfarland Ed. Halifax, James Bruce,
Esq. Bedford. DR.. VIM. DAVIS; Boleourl. j. /. IA
lorsan. Esq, James Woodsille. Esq. Roanoke, Wm.
NJ pcYon, Esq.. Gen. Watts Clark county. Or. Ran.
d5lph; i.yuchburg, VIM NJ. Blaeklord, E4q.
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