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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
THE NOTORIOUS ROBBER THUNDER
m BOI.T"DlSCOVERED

Tho celebrated English rubley rbundorhoi who has
'T namer OF years past successfully euded all search
oied few days since al Bniobon1 Vt, where he had
resided number ot years, and eyed much celebrity as
physician entirely unsupported but much respected
The Barre Patriot gives the flowing account Of The dis
eovers a VINO he really VAS
during his last illness lac refused 10 be nndressed and
when near his end, hired men To bury him In his
cyihes, as be died contract which was not fulfil
led On their part In consequence Of tine neghbors who
Were DESTROYS Of giving his remains doeen, aud
behiting burial On removing his clothes previous 10
hs ing lad ou the cause OF Ibis eccentric desire Of his
was nsasHes-uie 9i,efcd leg aud cork heel the short
MARKS and the scar which witnessed previous 4ltemp,
at clde-prccisely laid down Lghliuois descrp
ton Of him-marked him as the Thundorholt who had
gained such notorot, in England aud this country Il.
one oltno IN st daring and successful hghwaymcn that
ever graeed the annals Of clma. Ga his person wer,
also found dirk and pistol and among his effects arm,
oi aldescr ptlon together with watches diamonds, Jew
cry, re &c, 10 All enormous value pack away il
sdwdusi. lie always went dressed in three suits @
clothes, To make his figure porly, and t. pre-
vent recognition. and bis uitheed l,g was found witt
clothes, to make 1t appear the size of the olher"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
In CHAScERy.
DIX LiChSONS PILE EHBR OC3TYOVt
Nlapra Ii IL 10


1--WE success that has followed the use Of the Emhroc,tior
IN the cure OF this disease has been truly
Physician advise their picnts 10 try il as he only
PILE MEDICINE
In ai;tente It's bel positive remedy for the Piles il
never iS to cure that ntolerabe itching which 80 very
common and has its location the parts the
PHESi Plies! PIES!-Iighiy f,nportani
The gentleman whose name is appended this certificate
wei known IN this cfty, also through the Western and
southern States. The information is valuable.
+, :, PHILADELPHIA, Feb 18th, lS4G.
DR. \. Jtc1soV-Dear Sir :-Nou cnq,rr,d of me what
benefit had dcraV ed from the Of your Pile Emroca ion.
ee bound 10 state TO you tat have been afflicted with
mat very troublesome disease, the Piles for the last
Twelve years, and mine of the pain kind,
often "bgig me TO give up business. had tried almost
cry KIND OF medicine recommended for the of the Piles,
nut with very little benefit when, during last fall heard
ct several persons who had been by the use of your
oro'atFn, and finally induced mvself to try It. After
s2 Part 81 bottle was entirely relieved and have had
Indication o return OF the disease. The cure have
TO be lvcis permanent If it Will be of any advantage
Ia ose who similarly afflicted Won can use this note for tina
Paese ana may also refer any who NAV wish any
''i''e' l'"'tinatlon on TIE SUBJECT Respectfully,
hEo- itEl.pFick, 357 Lombard st.
For sale in l.ynciburg, by d. r. LYMAN
Warren il-"i2oI Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

Contrary to the general mum policy pursued by the
partxans OF The Administration with regard the "Niex-
fcaa Church, article Of the Union. The Baltimore News
strong Administration paper declares thai the rcpuda
tonof that article by the Union sunds like the merest
twattle imagnable'and that II is mere clap trap to
czish Catholic votes in the Presidential contest
Tbs News des not see why tic prop sed sequcsralion
should not take place. I'VE can see," says the News
mo difference between right, under The crcumstan-
CO. TO withd aw the church revenues and 10 withdraw
the revenues that Mexico would derive from her i'm
port duies the harbor Of Vera Cruz in her pscs-
siuno
Wehave no doub, but that this was the view which !,
MS expected would be taken fthc subject by the mar
~ prr.s when the original manifesto Of the Union against
the Mr.isan church first issued. As the Union
said however, when it heard that Mossrs. Daniel aud
.reneh Of ken,uu.y had out in favor of General
Taylor it was found " be rather quick upon the
trigger m
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FRESH SUPPLY!
BE 81 r T. TO ALI!ii
THE NEW EST STOCK IN MARkET!!!!

Ma, I]th, ISI1.
~ J. BURTON has the pleasure of informing his
40 friends. that he has Just opened the most beautiful
assortment If STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
he has ercr had The pleasure u ,ThLiiing.
Having selected his Goods with great care from the
very latest mpoaions. and Just the close Of the sea
son, he will be able sell many lyles OF Goods Much
LOWER than they could have been bought in The early
part Of the All persons in Of good, cheap
and pretty Goods, requested To favor hun with an
early call
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find at my house, the FRESHEST AND AssoRT
IN srocE IN MARKET. T.. J. BURTON
MAY l3-ts
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Tt}F STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON.

E1s - s.,sssssr VI ashington-the rianaeJ ID tho
b. x Czaea >saiss nal packets, pfjeciad by the
Assa >aeaa NssS- too Company. To ply bet@eeH Ne.
a.. >szsAaz,gs.n and HnInen, aent OFT. Aund :.
sfaa Nsfsk. e. rial mp. and met with The INST
s-.vl : sz>sS far he inriemeney oi The wealth
= gss,ssses :. - Frzse. 1he fg prevented her.
z=atvsz. = en- EsaaE fsf. She wentio sca aud made
~ 7eFzses 5ral ~ TUESDAY morning Tier speed was
>ksssa - ~, bar. aad her P.fifnshee gave the
-. <z.sEsssa Her csaniuanaoE Is Captain Fredef
= Hsvsss u vhsn the Espress saws he is every
- q szsazza 81 : gy.1 Cap:sn ever walked
~ y1aaa aecA, X shed with va At dinner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

E0iigTaais FIR Oregon \ letter from St Louis. Mo.
says The town crowded with empfants for Oregon,
now crossing the Missouri rvor. Upwards q three han
e1 wagons have sed ai this place and more are cfos
sung daily. company of one hundred wagons from IL
nos will be here Ia From press ut appearan
ces should be surprised five hundred wagons crs
ed The Missouri stJosepb. large number are also
crossing at Iowa Point"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

Daring he h,nharlmcnt Of Vera Cruz Gen Scott was
riding along the American line. aud seeing Of the
soldiers mIsng their heads above their cmhankmont 10 gel
view Of ,ha work Of destruction in tho city called out
amlllary-'Bcuer lake care there Some OF you get
your heals knocked of before you knew u" "ladn /
yuu better take of Your head. General" an
swered one 81 them "Nay--Mr Polk makes Generals
50 easy nov II st much odds, If ID rom should get
killnd.N rcnLIod he old Gcnalal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

The Union "reg ets'' that the movement in favor OF
Geo, Taylor for President, should place "a gallant sol
der. dout his consent, in sequestionable and false
ppslilpn." The Union may well spare its constant
regrets" They unavaing. Gen. Taylor never
in questionable II, false pnson and he docs
moi mcan % be thrown into enc, BY friends or locsAl
casDdiia Gaz tie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
GOING RI WITH LOosFNFss

Tho railrotd trars between Philadelphia and New
York Al the rate oltweny three mrs per hour. Th
is quite fast enough for careful people but is only snail
gallop to What lbey doing on the ranad between
London and Birmingham. the tram On which. on the
2eh ull.. went the whole distance In two hours and
thirty minutes, including hFee st1ppagrs at larn outs.
This the rate Of ftysir miles hour! part Of
the distance was at the rate m scrcug IRE nies
hour aud twenty miles in the same number Of MN
utrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

Mr. Bolts. understand zoos for bringing II light,
the whole secret correspondence between the President
aud his aconts and Santa Anna. that the mature Of the
Transaction by which the Mexican General WAS allowed
70 home 10 headthe army oi Mexico. may he lullycN
posed. MIR Bolts right Efforts have heretofore bcen
made vain IN gel the truth of this malter-So far it
has been kept "a state secret
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upy-I CSiC.
ROBERT 'FINSLEY, elk.


IoN'issIoHER', OFFrcE}
-, Amherst Court House. April l3. 1917.
Tho parties interested in the f,reaojn,r orlr ,;u 81,
notice. that have appointed the 2>th,ay of,Jnne ncxt
10 commence the accounts therein mentioned ON winch
day at IL clock IN the morning. they aFp reonca,cd r.,
'@hd az my Office with th1r accoIats vouchers and
Element. 'RD NJ rpnttfW ",' se'
MAY ,2l--Wlm : Oo'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
NiFEinS;a !;

hnes held IN the Clerks office of the Circuit Sup.ria
oo,r' Oh La" and Ciancery, for the County of Nelson,
on Monday, the 3rl day of MAY, 1917.
Edmund :. Canlbcll Plaintiff
against
Jesse c. Campbell John Campbell fcorpe {; WRIGHT,
George H. Carr, Henry w Quats and Sterling Clabolne
Defendants.
In CH,ScERy
The Defendant George g. Wright not having entered hi,
appearance and given security according 60 the act of
ePy am" he rules OF this Court, and appearing bv salts.
ctoy evidence That he is not nhabant this
wealth; On the motion of the plaintiff by counsel il is order.
ca that the SAID defendant do appear at rules to be holden
n the Clerks Office Of the said Circuit Superior curt ON the
nft Monday IN August and the bill Of he plain.
I'M that copy OF this order be 10 hwh inserted in
newspaper pe'S he'd IN the town of I.ynchburg for
front door of the Court House Of this County on some Cont
day. a to,y-'r,s,c
, s. H. LOVING, Clerk pro tenn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
THE ROPS.

We extract the following from letter from Charlotte
couft Is. dated MAY %:
The season has been cxecdingly dry. cold and un
propltlous 10 vegetation. have. though, supcrabun
dance Of plants fully grown for planting. The
wheat crop very variable rich tobacco lands il is
fine; on poorer ss very hid believe that the INJURY
IA mainly the effect II drought and the severity Of lie
winter for hear very little oithe n.y. whose ravagcs wer,
50 destructive last year, Clover aud other grass crops
are IN ptumsng condition
This letter was written before tho late rams. which,
We dnuh Hat, have produced great change in the ap
peaance uf vegetation Richmond Tones
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03


A I circuit superior court ofsw and chancerv con.
N hnued by adjournment. and held for the county Of
Amherst. at the Court House, Sa uray the Sd day OF
April lsl';
John Dudley DAVIS, administrator de bons non of Geo
Morflss, il, Plaintiff.
against
Charles H. DAVIS. in hlso"nr right and as ADMINISTERS
o o' 'he estate Of aonas MprrSs, deed also If lly s
M1rrss dec. aud " IN. ID. NORRIS dec Wm ARMS
lead, Nancy DAVIS. Edmund Penn, Sheriff of Amherst
county, and as such administrator OF Betsy T. Morrss
dec d., who was administrators George Morriss dec d
ueur9e ourNS' Martin ~. Dawson, Edmund Penn. Sheriff
OF Amherst county aud as such administrator Of Rachael
Dnrhs' dec d. and OF Peggy DaWs1n. deed, Thomas
AioHSs, neoIge NORRIS, Nathaniel Morrss, Maurice
NORRIS. ana William duncan M1rriss the children of
siaurice MOTIFS deG fldfed w Morriss Beverly p.
MorrSS and john NJ Parks and Susan NJ. his wife and
Mary Jane and George H. Morss infants under the age
9i twenty one years by Eidlcd w. NOriss their guar
diln specially assigned 10 defend them in this sit
Defendants.
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H'SS2e 'l'alEi LADIES,

tHEN FOR TIE INNH
HNltF SUBSCRlBf.ltS respectfully inform the "a
i dies that they have received the following Goods
which they will sell lower than any other house in town
In The Store formerly occupied by Messrs. Talbot * La
ner
Barnges. good article % cts per yard,
Lawns. great bargains from Is.
White Linen, % cents,
Muslin Inserting. 10 cents.
Large assortment Of Calicoes, from g. cents,
White Linen llandkerchicfs l2t cents
May lots DAVIS. ABR ADAMS s co.
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RIO. IINSLEI, elk
toNNISeIoSrps OrF,cr

-, Amherst Court House. April 10, 1871 {
ne parties Interested in the l,cg1ing order will TAXA
n''ire th7 have appointed the sd de, of June mex,
ocoinmence The accounts therein mentioned on which
u,Y, at ~ oeick In the morning. they requested Il,
tlemeni. M NJ np0WN w "
May 20-w1m - '
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

hales held IN tn Clicks Olise Of The
=, ,",ft ai la" and chanaey for The sapsi.,r
lok ON lie sih day nj NAV 1877 'sly oi Apa,u.'
an '" '.ahs ahd William farbush, s'ors nj u;
man, dec D., who FOR the benefit Of smohd Sta,
DRAINS, fianlir,, "'
sonn =, iafles1, lti1a'r. OF " lillian p,,,,.
widow # the "' . nf p paes decd Ezab.i Ii !, d. ~s
,haries T. North and Mary lis VII. cps Repf.
fiei OF his we, Elizabeth, dee d. and Anihony
l. e. i'eisidan,s ~
The pefendant Elizabeth H. Phelps no,
neI aipefanee and given security according 10 enierd
ensfa assembl! and the Rule> of this ton @ act Of To
ing That She Is moi inhabitlnt of tlis ana arpa
a' oi the plaintiffs by counsel, is ORDERLY
e. 1V,.a Elizabeth H. Phelps d. a,rea, That lie
at ody IN July nest, at the rules 10 Il. 4 'fe Il.
"a , a, answer The hl the Plaintiff. and 'tn Tor
IN the Sa os iihmh inserted in 'a
""a 81 I-ynehhug. for iSao months 81, bab,a
s" al inc front door Of the Comt-Iiouse Of and
1cse, 'his Count,
May i3-v2m ooeoCk, Cll
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TO WE SCRONILOES.

hOCTOk i. w. EWING informs the public that
~ he is in possession Of Boyds remedy for Scrotula
is loo well known 10 the community 10 on
Those who are afflicted may call IN him and be relieved
Ills Office Is New Store. Buckingham county, Va
Ills Post Office New Store Buckingham.
Changes moderate.
April 22-ts
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FRESH SUPPLY.

FRFNH NIVPII.
NJCCoRkLE & SIMPSON HANEJUSr RECEIVED
vi IN STORE,
IL hhdS. \. O, Sugar,
ticrces do clarified Sugar,
barrels pulverizcd and ground Sugar,
do crushed do
IL boxes Woolsey & Woolscys best Ie,af Sugar,
100 bags Rio, old Java isSasyra and Maracabo Office
20 baskets Sweet oil,
Is barrels Tanners oil,
40 boxes Window Glass.
40 do Tallow, Sperm and Alamantine Candies
100 kegs Blasting and Sporting Powder,
so reams Foolseapa and Letter Paper
900 kegs Nails,
Nine nests WOODWARD nests Measures, 60 rrars Wrsn
ping Paper, 100 lbs Candle Wick, 80 lbs Cotton rne 5p,
lbs Coppcra doz Axes and Il boxes Tea, all of hch L.
gether with other articles aud ou fnncr stock we al
Ter Tor salc 4, The lowest market rrce,
Mdiehs Z,
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pogTiCAL


SLEEP.
ale siv-sh b. beloved sicere-
Thai rost Hs>isriess sAs-y,
That = the wren ard .ss-zxr h~srs
Farrstfalns-s can stirgs
That eoasc;h 70 the sssF.ssus~zs
~ many g-szfs oppressed.
And sP-sketh, IN IT, dreszny wax.
OF heavsa, an hcre, Al re.,-
II visi.esh tAe slesolatr
.e,f Who have no friend BESIDE,
44s.a And hrisee,h pesce 70 saa-iensd ssa's
4s Whose s.bope. deferred. : haA dis4.
A. 1t lsreih its esrs-siE- land
~ ~ UPon the brow Of care.
.as8ss And oallcth back to isarliIips
dse The smile they used 10 wear
= s. kr6 lovely Is Tie anEclIight
OF little child. rei..s--
The hottest and sweetest
Our human nature knaxs
Such res; as cannot close the eyes
Grown old with many tears
That never snothe the pilgrim path
= OF liie's detected years
ak givcth ms beloved Sleep
All tia nks for sncha boon
And thanks, too, ior the deeper sleep
- That shah be with sosn.
From winch eur long DER laden hearts
Shall wake to pine more,
But find fulfilled tic iairest thoughts
They only dreamed before
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
eoTroS CROP or TIE UNITED STATE,

Tss fersriur oaorietigHa s=hbits the difference be
trrpsn tie erays 4 - ami ISL
Cnsa half~ eop. Is. aygep pee total val.
I~l6 2.enno qnO9n0 &C &6.5oo.en
1911 IssoUo 52D,Wano0 l2ic 9o,@0e@
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

TERMS
For the term Of five months
Bpard including every item of expense, 80 co
Tuition IN common English branches 10 GO
do higher English branches aud Ancient
Languages. Is 0n
do Music ahd use ii Piano, II 0O
do French Language. 90
Students will be received at any time during the term
hut deduction will be made aler entrance except in
cases Of prolraoed sickness Payments To be made half
IN advance, and haIiat the close OF each term.
Or This Institution posspsses advantages in point
o health and location. abnvc any in the State 1t is en-
lrly remote from all temptations to vice and oxirava-
gance. and the Snlphor Spring the premises is con
sdered equal In the best IN country. The mmu-
da,ions extensive, and intercourse whaever is
allowed between the two departments ANY one wish.
ng further Information. may obtain it by simply writing.
to the p NJ, at Boleourt Springs Roanoke county for
catalogue By order fhe Board
MAY l3-wlw
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SADDLES. BRIDLES, TRUNKS. SC.
DISSOLUTION.

'IlE partnership heretofore existing, under the stvc
Lee Roberts, dissolved, b, mutual CONSENT on the
3ist nltimo.
The Of the firm will only be used hereafter, in set
Ting the business ot the concern
All persons indebted to the will make payment to
either party. JOHN b. LEE,
Jan. It's RNI.AND ROBERTS-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
Use or SC.lRP.fS .3COES1TC OIL
The only cure for Deafness

YSOR the ei Deafness, Pains and the discharges
/ ter the Ears. Also, all those noises, like the
zng insects, lliago Water, whi2zng OF steam, e. Sc
winch symptoms Of approaching Deafness a1 also gene
rally attendant with the disease Many persons 10 have
deal far ten fifteen and twenty years. and obs od
b trumPets, have, after esing two bottles,
thrown aside their trupets, being made perfectly we'll
Physicians and surgeons highly recommend its
M1sr EXTRAORDINARY GueE.-if any have doubts, they
disss them and the most incIedHots consij.r
Deafness durable. Numerous Of cafcs and
them VERY remarkable, by the of SCARPAS OIL, have
been puhlshed bat this caps the climax yoaag old you
II yoar hearing
lad, Smthield, Pa, and about eighty years of
ase, had heeu gradually getting deal than iorty
wears 81 That II ~as neNto impossible To her hear
sartaH n the 5nle TOMS Of voice. Last winter she was
Induced totry Srarpl's Oh Tor DEAFNESS only necosa-
~ add that she has used tp bottles and that her heng
ispcrieetly restored! tbte ledger.
For sac wholesale aud retiil, by DIR. d. JAYNE No S
South Third Street, Philadelphia. Also by
d. i. LYMAN, Druggist,
March li-vt2aJ I.ynchburg, Va.
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5000 ~, NN,isD

lac. ac. S5rfh'~
This shows az Increase Of abou, 10 per cent IN the az
ease value increase al aut ~ per cent IN the pnce
Is-r pound falling - 4 10 per cent IN the number oil
6ae aud decrease Of 70 Pcf cent IN the aggregate pro
ducliun.
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Eeie.E'T. &. a'aHTE,aeS,
DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, ROOTS, SHOES,
n n y ~ ~ \

DIZZY GOODS, ROOTS, SHOES,
u . .N.NE rs ma rs, Cd PS, SC,
Main st, Lynchburg, Va,
As just received and opened his unrivaled stock of
4 a Spring and Summer Goods which, for style and
beauty. cmnol he surpassed lie respectfully soclts the
attention OF his friends and the publct examination
Of his stock, which conrsts IN part Of the following
Goods:
Superior rich striped and Plaid Poe de Sole
Foulah Silks.
:" Tissue aud As Noan Robes, "a beautiful party
drrss.)
i" Grenadian Robes. (enrcly new artice.)
g Xariedas aud Plaid and Striped Bcrages,
Brocho and Embossed Ginghans, every rich,)
Lawns. at all prices, Apaceas
.reuch and English Chmlz Prints,
Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons. Iaces, IIandkerchie(s
almost every article thai can be called for Also,
a fla took Of Cloths, Cassimercs, Ncslings. Cravats
Scar Mamguin for summer Goats. very pleasant ar
tclc Panama l.cghorn, Fur, SILK aud Sporting Hats
Rough and Ready Caps, Boots Shoes. Sc
April la
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
ttrNlIlSY

;, :, n'Ina' n Euhank and Anne f. his wife Ricl,r,
y, Euoank, " llliam II. Garland, Edward C.nam
hla'n NJ " alior Samuel Garland. John l.. Enh,np
no%I' n,ey, Charles Richard Eu rank. Nancy II
laws ana ~ Il''am NJ Davis her husband. Josiah y
Eupank, " bite, Tardy & Irvine and John d DAVIS !"
Defendants
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sSns,.cr..eo.vDe EjEevesses.

sSds9crreoiyPc EiHeneSSeS.
fNNlE st BSCRlItR would respectfully inform
n the citizens OF lynchburg ana surrounding country
mar ne has taken the rooms. nearly apostle the Frank
lin Hotel formerly occupied by Mi VI A. Refer. and
recently 10y Mr.. j. H. Fuz gibbons where he is prepared
TO execute IMMATURE IikENf.SSES, with all
the latest and most important Improvements
Mniaurcsta in any kind OF weather. and all pic
lures warranted fac simc of the original
adieS and gentlemen invited To csh and examine
specimens of this beautiful art
n u --lnstmcliou giyenn the art moderate terms
April It's p. r.. GIBBS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

A I circuit superior court of law and ehanccry.
"A iinued by adjournment, and held tor the county Of
Amherst. at the house, "Wednesday. the ) LIST
day Of March, lsl7;
John w. Young and John e. Neon. late merchants
and partners trading under the style OF Young & Meeu
and David Patterson, Plaintiffs,
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y ,1r court Is OF opinion that the plaintiff and Thop,x
\. fnbanA, ought be considered as o,nt sni noa'
ana 'i'l they ought plntle. to bear the consequence.
',9 IN the proceedings mentioned and sbu
pay equal nsoeties Of the dents in,ers, onJ u'
'efeiF1m and doth order that one of the Conms,nr,.
" ne Court do take account of the debts which b,y
n r VISITED aPoa the plaintiff Sale and the df.nl1a,
homa' n f.pbank. 10 shlr, the am,pnt wbic,
"a, "een Ptia oy each party. an t. egnalz the burlcn
''e' an mat the 81 NJ Commissioner d. take
an account If the debts secured bv the ,rpst da I
ing The plaintiff Sale having priority to be paid any
balance witch may be asceained in his favor. on taking
,ne account first directed b1Wecn him and Thomas n
f.nhanR. which accounts the said Commissioner will ex
@e state and settle. and make report thereof to the
aeni by himself required by the parties to be so stated
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NC" hOFE& VhOIrsisIc AZ KctliI Cheap
Cash ~ Barter Store.
rs CHE.1P rs ANY IN TIE STlTE
H'lE subscriber has Just received at the Store owned
by DIR. Murrc. on Main st. Opposite the Virpinan
Office. new and well selected Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ladies' Shoes and Genilemen's Hats which he feels
sured he offer reasonable terms and as small an
advance on Northern prices any house in the State
All kinds OF Country produce taken in barter at the hr
est market price.
Cail and examine before purchasing elsewhere
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A circuit superior court of law and cl,nco.
"A tnned by adjournment and held for I'm, cn,
, l at the Court House. Friday tho ID %y u,
Cornelius Sale, Champe Carter. Trustee e. MI,
a. heTry' Thomas I. Bouldin Uillam T. y,nce, r' E
NUM- l"g"ood Go. and Henry Davis, Paintr. ."'