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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

by ORDER Of Ffeoenek P. stevens ESQ Fifs' Judge
Do PIE County Courts. snt Counsellor ~ Law IN Inc
supreme Court Notice hereby given, pursuant 10 the
provisions Of the saiufe authorizing attachments sainst
absconGing concealed and nonresident Debtors mat an
Simpson and Albion Turner, ss nonresident debtors
and bat lie sane will be sold for The payment Of their
dsbts un., thew appesr and discharge such attachment
according TO sw within nine months from he hrsg publ
cation OF th. notce and ihst the payment Of any debts
due 10 ru by residents Of this Sste and the delivery 10
e or Tor their USE Of any property within this State be-
longing 10 the and the transfer Of any such property oy
them are forbidden bY law, and sTe vodDaeG ne l9th
Sav ~ Fehrusrv 1871 :. g. HAVEN,
ms iswom Attorney Tor AiiacnlnS NIeolloIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

CPECTACLh-.--T advertiser has on band large
- assortment OF Glasses 10 STEEL silver and gold iromes
ri prices from 81 upward Persons wishing 10 preserve
their sight can rely on being properly suited
John ROACH Opiicsu, % NasAausL
Tbermometers. Magnets, Electric instruments, bsrome-
ters GalvaDc ssiteries Daguerrean materials, &C DC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

by ORDER OF Joseph Wait, supreme Court Com
ID missioner residing jamestown, ChautauQue Coun-
~ notice IL hereby given. thar attachment has Issued
estate 81 Zera Madison neblOrOh
due proofmade the said Joseph Ws supreme Coarl
The statute concerning attachments against ahscondng
oucea ID md nouresideu debtors and that ne same vii
h. old Tor the payment Of h- debts unless h. the said
Zera Msttison sppear and discharge such Attachment
according 10 law within 1'ne months from ne nrsi puhh
"a ION Of his notice e1t that the payment OF any drn-
ana H.. de VERY Of any property belonging 10 he laid
seor q him or for suse, and he af sier Of any Prop
ery By him. for purpose Whatever aIe tgrndasn ey
isv All are voia dated Feb T. l8iT. ABNER LEWIS,
foffawam Any for attaching creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

~ FOR sALE-A BLOCK OF land between SIKH and
~ seYenth avenues and between One-Hundred-sp<
40 Thirty-frst and OneHundred and Thirty second -,
containing "a lots eyel with city grade and so ,,s
bic FOR burying groaud-
Also lots between Third and Fourth nss and
thirteenth and One Hund Is> ana gon@ass
streets
Also 10 lois between Fourth az Fih avenue. and a
hundred.snS'Iweifh and Jn- Hundreds.d.T hirteen.h
GIsetA Terms sccoppodsiing. Apply 10
~ I'M =. KETCHCM, SO Essssr-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

IN PURSUANCE Of an order q t5s Surrogate Of me
- hsyae claims ssaiusl william Edgson late Q, me cry
N New. YORK gentsnIan, deeeasec 20 present ne same
& Ss 1ocher. thereof 20 tie subscriber al the once OF
Howe No 90 Merchants Exchange, In The cliy q Ne~
yt "a or before the 3th DAY OF July next-D.lea new
Yors Inc 5,h day Of January. lst7 . ..
10 q ts W. ELIZABETH EDGsON, Exee1Ex.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-17

IN UANCERY-Before The Wee Chsnesl0r OF me
Fir.t Crcult-Maha Z. Richie IS. james Kiichis,-
Bill FOR divorce vnculO mt1rimonh James ~ h'enae
he Ses.n5ant who's last known place Of residence was
IA The rv Of New York but a. present absent from tns
limited siales - required 10 appear and ans"ef We
I'M "a therein will DO taken ~ confessed by MN Now
York. March ,. 1917 .-.,,,, , a.. rt,.,s
N.,t- Work Com claimants Solicitor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08
PRINCE IN FLORIDA.

Among the prominent citizens of Florida we find
live prince; the of Nuat. king of Naples. Prince
Ache Murat ,MHah) isa singular genius. lnhl mt re-
all his fathers coura re, but little of his chyalric love ii
gry he has settled down plantation the quiet citi
zen and spectator of the affairs of the world Various
anecdotes are related of him. The prince once ou ht
IA duel He came to the ground W tn his surgeon anu
took his station, smoking cigar. lie quietly pulled his
mershaum and when the w1rd given he fired
The unfortunate Fordian, his anag MIS-, shot and
fell. Muras surgeon seeing his employer bolt upright.
ran to assist the fallen.
Tie prince who had little finger Gu, nearly oil BY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08
.NSsr Concern.

THE undersigned have this day formed partner
L ship, under the style aud firm of
WILKINSON < HATCHER,
for the purpose Of conducting general Dry Goods, Gro
Gerry and Commission Business They have purchased
of Hatcher 4 Green their entire stock Of Goods aud taken
the occupied by thcm, aud also thai recently
occupied by Mr. VIM J. Willis where they will have
in few weeks. large and well selected stock Of Dry
Goods and Groceries, Offer their old friends and Gus
TONERS and the public generally, at prices 10 sit the
lines Purchasers are requested to call and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere. .,
THOS NJ. WILKINSON,
Feb Its j. 4. HATCHER.
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s0feNsNG. MARCH =. 1917.
THE NEWS AND IT'S EFFECT.
he 1IloMIng is from The New York ENpress

Although the latest London and Liverpool accounts
quote d,elnen llur and wheat. vet the accounts ol
short emps throughout Europe. generally afe much NOR
extensive and authentic Than an, W. have received
In the Budget hr1ush forward by the, nnch Minis er
states that the expenditure Of the Government osorlts re
eopls during the wear. the enormous sum o Il 10
b3 The ranso 81 this deficiency WAS the outlay which
had been made by the Government OF com inr the PEG
pie lhls IL truly pctare that has rarely. II ever been
presented Ia the world The accounts also state, that
great distress and serious RIOTS hid takea place III manY
departments thai ennnemted do the journals he
hcve that the worst has vet been seen. Through, III
Germany, generally, great distress oNiss. bread "as
very dear and guv, doing all 1t could Ia ALI
waite the suffering In Belgium and French Flanders,
the famine Is represented To be dreadful and "a had as II
Is IN Ireland In Prussia there The greatest sutlt
my Many O the governments On the Continent wcre
making every ell IT To prevent tie export o Bread aud
10 secure their subjects iheir stocks ut gmn
nun all these accounts is matter ot absolute certain
~ that the prineal supplies necessary 10 support thu
starving population otlrrand must he drawn tIom the
United States.
Ia, neNt ,mp>rtan, step ihd will follow viii he the
method by Mhieh lhrsa necessary supplies will reach
ihur destination. The English Navigation avs ,htlug
respected by the vessels Of various nations. hut rarcu
Iale those OF the North of Europe Will he attracted Ia
tins county, and rs the navigation OF the Baltic
Will permit. we shall have fleet o vessels visit
ports, IN pursuit ofemp That treghts viii dc
cline. rhere can b. but Little doubt. bul ,tl there Will be
50 much Prhueo 10 E,lrwarl that the shrPng inter ST
must ie most pr, htahle nyestment
BY the last accounts it appears that the emigration
trom Germany MIL be Immense aud IN some instances
is sad Whole Villages will depart The emigration lfun
Ireland Will m dub, be great + than At any frmcr pc.
rod Vessels will ou,equenly be pcrrctuay employed
IN lakns oat gmu aud iJur, andln rel lrang with pas
sengefs.
The import ofgraln hit Europe has already caused
dram Of Specie winch Is severely. I'LL " tie Banks 4
England and France, That dan must continue. 10
uIcatrrur lcs, delrer, throughout the year.
Besides bealsuils. II appears that all our produce.
such as Bref Pork, Butter Choose Il GO aud Ashes Ind
all advanced IA price, aud active demand. CT
ton, greai staple. although lle lower. yet bears
extraordinary prlce.
h cunch tbs county he demandslor productions
arr from presrat Appearances, continue hr,uah uu
thu year. IL At least sx eight months h come, u
until new crop comes in.
lhc rsc If interest IN Europe, and the scarcity Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

South Recn. whcse had Il hurry biy ur-eiycs that
was II dass dead aud where do you thnh' H. kthen
garden W. had II Dig the grave, OF rather the hole.
ourselves; would come Ia, the smell was "a
into,riblo W. are hall dead from the Nor, lately i'm
p SGD ON VA Il isnow n write. II O'Clock at night,
and have not A. vet dncd
CIosiNe o. rrf tanS WeRRuorsE.-A great mrci
ing a lhe citizens of Corl, vas held saturday last.
When, according ohe Examiner II Was clearly proved
by oyefy speaker who alluded 10 the condition OF the
house, that it was impossible s'ently with regard
Ia the health Of The present inmates and. indeed. the
safety ii the city. adt Of further accession 10 the
numbers NV within h, wallsutthc Norkhouse and the
al house Of Industry uamcly. mo $500.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08
LIE OPERATIONS OLE TIE SUB TREASURY.

The New York Express says On Saturday las the
Sub Treasurer had boarded up hro millions and hay
of specie in his Sub Treasury vaults In ordinary tines
such hoard would have raised a storm in Wall STREET
ut IN these extraordinary times, when from ie starved
e Europe, their coin wing in to enrich us the mser
like and useless boarding upoi such sum does par
ticular harm. II is only folly
The reception of all the duties in specie at the Custom
Hose is made possible by he nlvl of ,ceighng in
instead of coun1ng it. The Banks have sorted in
BAGS certain sums to pay duties with. the coin in which
the Custom House weighs, and thus duties paid
by bags or by baggiag, instead Of by nnmares New
and novel laws require new and novel ways Of doing
business. Everybody laughs at the tolly-bnt it is 'ac
cording to law The cartnen profit little by aring
and Rearing the bags-but all others annoyed and
embarrassed and daily contrast this rude savage mode
of doing business with the method of cheeks and bills,
that civza ion introduced.
|. ever the government ends the Mexican war, and
once more becomes in funds. or when exchange on Eau
rope against u.s. and become It's debtor, inst ad
Of creditor, somebody WI have Ito stand fr m~unfrn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

TE1lIE WARD ELECTION for SIX Aldermen. and
SIX Common Council men, in each ward. in the
own If yaehbrg will taxi place. pursuant 10 act Of
AssaHhly, entitled IAN act 10 end an art entitled an
divide the town Il yuehjurg INTO wards and of
olher purposes passed Feb 49, 1890 IN The first Tues
day in April oX-aud viii he held in Lynch Ward No
beng all thai part Of siid town below the ls allcycx
tending from the 10 the l2th street. the auction
house of NJ sSrs Talbot & Iancf, Main street; aud in
Henry Ward, Ne ,. Icing all that part Of town above LIST
alley, Inc fir IN the rlycr IN 2h street, AeNau=
der ggas come: house. on Mainsrer next door below
he Nnqnan Once, and opposite h Bryant x lnsey's
HENRY DlNNINGION,
rgt. Of The Ccrporatlon Of Iynchburg.
Feb 25-GA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

or less adjoining the Lands If Charles Phelps and 9th
Also, her tract in said county, on the waters oi
said Creek containing 40 Acres OF less adjoining the
Lands OF Srton Nheelcr and others Also other Tract
Bent Creek containing 100 Acies or less bounded
by the Lands Of ahncy Gooch and others. Also, other
Tract the OF Broad Creek, containing 800 Acres,
less bounded by the Lands OF Rses w te and 9th
Also tie following Negro men, To wit Peter, LEVEL,
Sandy, Billy spinner sam, Page Joshua Jerry, john Joe
Also, the following Negro Boys to wit Neptune, Bob and
Henry. Also, the 5llonn Negro Women, Girls and Boys,
to Wit Plls wpmln Pleasant, woman Jenny, a wo-
Nancy and her daughter Lucy, Grace and her three
children Bib and her three children, Kitty and her two
children Rarh, and her five children To vat: Mieky, An
der,on Nelson Jesse and Watt Matilda and her hVcchi-
drcn, Martha, Edward, Mary, Sandy, and Also,
Caroline girl, Jenny girl Sarah girl, Pattey and Hi
vey women Also of l9hs IN the following ii
Slaves to wit Savacy Jenny and her five children, John
JacobSay and others namts not eNcn) Judy her three
children James and others, not The other
5-9ts said Slaves bclong To tie lesaees OF honas
Walton. Also the increase OF any OF the above named 'eaie
Slaves. since the date Of the aforesaid deed
The title to all Of the aloenamed Land and Negroes is be
hevcd b. GOOD bit, acting as trustee VIII only convey
slch title as vested in me by the Deed Aforesaid
Feb. 22-ds SAMo FL Mei'. kfll'' trustee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08
j G.arsaal n WE ID Esfiaci,
ATrONNIES At Law.

HAVE. removed thcr office t5 John VI. Warwick
d brick r,w. nexr door be,w {. Dtbncy, Esl.. and
a. ming NJ uln's Nar house.
J Garland will in future attend. in addition Ia the
Courts he a'enls. the Colrr Of Appeals at Lewis
bury and the saperorCourts Of r JeAbridge.
Dec. 3l-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08
COST OF THE. WAR.

The am,u1t appropriated by the Army Bill before
Congress is S}4 SO 600 The whole amount Of ap-
propriaons for the year will be little ifany short Of
SKY millions Of dollars. How many of the Mexican
Departments will be regarded as an 6 indemnity" for
this large sunni
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.v'OfSCP
Feb. 256w

A IL persons indebted to Hatcher & Green are re-
"A specially requested to call and settle their ac
.ounts desirable settle up the business Of the
speedily as possible.
Feb Its HATCHER & GREEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08
LOvingstOn Na:c ana Female Acaa-


rI'lllS institution will bo re-opeacd Monday. II,
L sth of March, under the care Of the Rev. Benz NJ
Wales. assisted in the female department hy lady en-
nenlly qualified 10 take charge gift Tho dher; ugl
in this Institution is to prepare Tie nth rested 10
either for College, immediately 1t the active du
ties u life.
Ia order toacc 1mpsa this, the practical utility Of ey
cry department d knowledge pursued IS !uiy impressed
upon the mind # the sndaat. and endelvor made
excite within his breast 4 desire 10 mister IL
The following archie branches taught. with the Pre-,
charged for each. rer 50, II.
Orhognphy, Reading, Writing and Ar.ihme-
tic, T. 80
Same. with Geography. Grammar and Mental
and Natural Philosophy, 10 90
Mathematics and Languages, Is UD
An extra charge is made for French of %
Music with Ut the ct Paa1, II -
- with use ufinsrument. II 81
Pupils can he entered at any time during the ses,ian
charge only beng made the tine they attend school
Parents and Gnarlaa~ in the country. ,sring II pat
RINSE this School. viii find excellent accommodating and
a maternal care fr ter children wards. with Mis-
Cutler. widow # the late Clerk Il superior Count.
References may be made II Cd. Gh1Ilos frrr w Col
W. 5. Loving. Capt Wilson Peters. 1T. Whitehead
ESQ., or any Il the patrons ottht School.
Mlrrh II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

lT5-The Norf1lk Beacon states hat $204 f63 bushels
Of Corn have been exprled 10 Graf Britain from tho
ports Of Portsmouth and Norfolk since the LIST OF January
last large amount has also been shipped coastwse.
doubtless for the same ultimate destination
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08
ONE TRACT OF LAND,

Bent Creek in the county Of buckingham AppomaoX,
adjoining m Thurman, g.. containing 46 ACRfS more o
less Aso,onr Tract Creek, in said county,
Also other Tract the Waters OF sand Creek, SAID
county, containing il6 Acres, less, adjoining tie
Lands George Penn and others. Also other Tract
- -. ..- n. .I ..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08
$50 Egs.Ss Alsn.
ID CN\WAN from h. subscriber. ON the sob Of ia
uary, negro man uamtd

4 uary, negro man named
= f. Il r. r
Peter Is about lhtty Years olage five feet ten inches
high. has strong and athletic frame aud will weioh Isl
II 100 pounds lis complexion Is rather d,rl, brown
lis teeth aIc sound and very WHITE and depurlmon
Is generally bold and unemharas~cd just above tn,
,ep Of OF his feel there is aarge srar Produced h
the cut oi an aAc. When last secn. he warc a brow
Jeans dress coal aud pantaatns ii like material tn,
abye reward elhy dollars Will be given for IN, appre
henson If taken al distance ii marc han fifty nile
from Patrick Court llause. and delivered 10 the suts II
Ter At his house, in Patrick county, or committed To h
all oi SAID county Ii taken within fifty miles and on
d Tie county. the sum ul twenty dollars; # within Tia,
f1any ten dollars and committed to the jail u delyce,
= thu subscriber.
Feb. lS-2m ANNFQRD ri RNER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08
COTFOS l.lR.N's.
TRUST SAFE OF
L.l.ND R.ND .NEG OES.

LII Nd 3ND We & r OES
Eej RSl ANT 10 the provisions of a deed of Trust,
executed iN gzhu1 {. lu,ey to Robert ltnsey.
lifted lie l0fh LAY LILY loi3 aul du, recorded IN
he Clerks tt'e 4 lhe county Count of Amherst, and
l'l r1cl II tho Jerk urc # the county Court ol
Bedi ri. and as in further pursuance OF order Of the
comfy Court 81 Bedford. made nj the February term,
lSH, e SAID Courl. SUI shutting the undersigned the
lrs Of the SAID |, bert rusry who refuses
10 ct. and also hv the consent Of the said Joshua {.
Inoey In writing. authorizing the sale of the property,
conveyed by the sad deed the tine and place dcsg
mated IN Il alvertis ment shall prleced 10 sell, by
WY Il publ C auction the highest bidder. for CASH be
t re the frnt da,r If Il Of ri Court House. Wed
1esllay he 3ls day Of March next, the Tract Of Land.
rnvryel y sad deed situated IN the county If Amherst.
~ On both dos # pcdlr River. the Blue Ridge,
CONTAINING l15 ACRES,
more Ct less. 1t Is said 10 be valuable aud worthy the
al nton Of any one shng To buy Alsn, the lowing
.rr8,nal property. 10 vii: -luhc, man. Daphne. Il
woman. Anthony. a man. john. man, Nancy and her
chld about months old AT The date Of The de,dIelty Y
her child about nuushs old Al tn dateof the deed Dick
samuel Caleb, two hay horses. Il srrl mare and
ri horse. geher with the talure increase Il the females
# any. Acting Trustee, shall convey such title 10
The purchaser is vested in by the Ell OF Trust
aforesaid, and none other.
MTCAJAll DAVIS. Trustee
The above sale is made by my consent and approba
,on and asi by my requests the me and place, spoc
fed in The 4 oer advert 'ncnt
March l-l3lM JOSHUA c. TlNsLEN
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~ II U S a. s a e u r
VALUABLE LAND AND NEGROES.

Dl yruc Of deed o lrs executed To- the subscriber, on
ID the 22nd day of December 1889 by William and
daily recorded IN the Clerks Office Of Buckingham county 10
certain rbtthcrcin named viii Thursday the
18th day March nsN fair not the next fair day, at
the residence of said um Walton in the county OF Apo
maox expose to sale public auction, 10 the highest bidder
G,,1
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.NOI.N1.3LN CLOIER SEED.
go BUSHELS strictly prime Mountain Clover Seed, just
ON received and for sale by ..
IN ., = NOORMAN < MARTIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08
From he NIfoik Beacon, Feb. -.
'EIIE lIpIISIt Rt'EINJEN'r

We have been favored by Col. IIamramck with tho
fowing list # the officers If the Virginia Regiment u
Volunteers for the Mexican War. The neg mcnt con-
ssts Of , companies and is % strong.
COLONEL.
JOHN +. HAMrRAMCK.
Lieut.. Col. Mjbr,
r. - Randolph. }. A. Early
MEprt Al STAFF,
Surgeon. Assistant Surgeon.
VIM. II. fAnsan. DR. Bell
RroMESrAL STAFF
Assistant Or. Master, Assistant Commissary.
J. l.. kempcr. Henry Erskiue.
AnJursEr.
T.P.AUGUST.
NON CoMarssIt u STAFF.
Sergeant Major, Quarlernasler Sergeant
John Brock. L, II. Towner
Fife Ma /
John Cnnni IAN.
CAPITA ms, First I.eulenants
| Robert 6. Scott. jr. TIP August, (Adjuant)
? James Preston, j Gardner,
; kenton Harper, IL Kinney,
John w. Rowan, John AVIS
Fletcher H. Archer Franklin Peeram,
& John p Young. John X Cooke,
Nontg mery ID. Corso, I 5. Ashby.
T.. e.. Alhurlis, q II. Harrison,
q : T. Bankhcad. 1h,s. 5. Garrett,
10 Ed. Darlington. &. A. Porter field,
Il WIN. NJ Robertson, Jas l.. Byan,
IL VIM b. Archer. l.. NJ Shoemaker.
2n LIEurENANrs,
John j. fY. y alleIs'
X 1bcrt D5nnan, Jas. y. Duuglas,
II II Sianger, Geo. w. Chambers,
Jas. NJ. Wade, ID. W Gray,
V f. Grger. *. ID. Coleman,
VIM. II Hartman, -Nlahan.
SP Washington. {. II. Muniord.
VIM Mccormick III II. Williamson,
ID. A. Wesgor, a. X. Shands,
A. Peterson w. j. MCGOWAN,
WIN. NJ. Levy, X IL Keeling,
f.. L. Bamirc - Downing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08
.NI.H .AND IMPORTANT LiT BOOK.

A DIGEST Of Conveyanelug. Tcsiamenary
I a Il g.,ry Laws ii all the States # the mon,
3rIeiug references II the lead NJ decisions upon Ties
Jrcls in m ST Of The States, together with the Forms
acknowledgment, probate rcmqu shm,nt, rtr.. required
by the statutes At, and in each PIeccdtd hy a
hrla treatise the oeucral rules relating the nature
execution and operation If Deeds and Nl, and FLOW
I'd by an AppcadN, OF Tie most approved rs til, st
Instruments Bprg prlcucl manual aud guide fuI
Lawyers, Pa lie On er~ and Of business hy James
Is, Thornton. lale d Nnllna, Of Memphs, Tenn.
Attorney at Law. vi. syo. 40 pages.
just received and IA sale by u. b. PAYNE.
Feb. l5-is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

CLOrER ND GRASS SEEDS.
On BUSHELS PRIME CI.ON FIR SEED,
w 80 Timothy
20 Orchard Grass
% Herds Grass
Just received and for sale by MCDANIEL & LEE
March It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

B1CON. Lard IND BUTTER.
looJJ LBS. prime Family cured Bacon,
9'o)l . best Family Lard,
2ooo 6 best Family Batter, (part superior)
March It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

We have been flyorcd by Cot IIamramck with Tho
following list # the officers Il the Virginia Regiment II
Volunteers for the Mexican War The icy mcnl coli
s.sts of - companies. and is | l2s strong.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-04

6cleetc0 ])oetrp.


Thy mothers heart, o wound il not,
Thou knowcst not half its biiter lot,
From Joy and bliss to pain and woe,
Thy mother now that change must know,
Then by the joys forever fed;
That part with our lamenled dead;
A nj by their memories De'er forgot,
Thy mo;her's heart. oh wound II not.
fIer path on earth hath been as bright
As ever beamh on mortal sight;
Hut oh the darkness and diSmay
That ga her DER her gloomy way,
Since tie, whose starlight DER her shed,
: gentle ray i with the dead,
Then add not TO The snguish'd lot
OF her lone heart, o wound 1t not.
Alas thou never more can'st prove,
Tae lervor OF thy fathers love,
l'ut cherish in thy busom'S core,
The words that thou shalt hear no more,
L:l every word that he hath spoken,
Aci on thee with a charm unbroken,
Then aS thy mothers heart and lot
Were dear TO him, - wound II not.
Siould crime, and error eros, tly way,
Pause, ihIns, what wouli my lllEer say?
II IL. now watching by my >Idri
fron guile aud wrong my steps TO g tide,
rh'n by hat fi i.her'S sacred name,
Which now Thy tunde>l love should claim,
And The anguish of her lor,
TLy mJlher'S heart, . wound it not.
Ny dearest child thy mothers arm,
Too feeble to protect from haru;
And now. no ielher'S guardian care
J. thine to warn thee OF each snare,
tho $. ilim, to whom Arcuangels band,
The Wdow's and the Orphans friend,
For il th>n chooS'Sl that better parl,
Thou ne'er wilt wound thy mothers heart.
Nj. l.. =.