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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
VOLUNTEER I'OASTS.

BY John ID. Davis:
'Nonans beauty, virtue, truth,
Are loved by man, are loved by youth,
For woman stands by all confessed.
OF natures gifts tho last. the best
by A. {. Johnson ! +. llarvie. of Amci For his
honesty and independence, he deserves the warnesi
gratitude OF all honest men
by VIM II. Knight. James X. Polk aud the Mex
lean \ dreadful effect from "A bad cause
BY John Pryor; Caucus caucu-. old Rough
and Ready" our next President,
By David Paicsou. Mr. Polk S "eminent ability in
the conduct of the Mexican Displayed in the
creation of the Office ui Lieutenant Grhera and in the
appointment ut Col Benton over the waving pnes of
the hero Of the Rio traude, Monterey and Buena Vista
hui mos, sgnay manifested in orercachng Santa Anna
BY lowing" hin through the Gulf Squadron.
By &. \. X. Tucker, Orator of The Day. The Old
Dominion May she who fret peaed the notes Of free
dom in the western world stand firm 10 the
Of her own Interest and support whatever is best cacu
lated 10 foster the welfare Of her inhabitants.
BY Thomas \. Enbink, John Thompson. .Ir. our
Senator for this district The consistent friend Of In
icrnal Improvement Hmm debt q, lasting graft
ude for his efficient aid in the prosecution Of the James
River and kanawha improvement.
BY b. p. Moriss. Reader The Piioc which Mr..
Polk has placed at the head of our Army in Mexico,
though at the expense Of distinguished Uo,th is a
"!cciI," too ST.
by John ". Sale. Hon. WIN. l.. Gogsin. Our tai.
cned aud fearless representative in the next Congress
Long may he I've 10 bore Lcahe into the Jjco,co Ship
of the shoe string District.
by WIN. D. Tucker. The day celebrate aud the
Ladies thank G,d he has permitted me 10 the
one, becanse ! see tho other. Both the honor and pride
of An e lea.
BY Charles II. Racker. The Ladies:
.Old Nature swears the lovely dears.
The noblos Of her work, she classes y!
Her prentice hand she used man,
And then she made tho Iasscs q?
BY George J.. Norris. Gen. Taylor: lie has
h. .onoratlun llthlurN In hc adgucacN u Justice
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

At called meeting of lhe Common Council III | Nnch.
hurry at Their chamber on Saturday evening the 9Th d
july ISL.
Present. Mhhael liant. Phasan, Par,in. SamIson
p,neun, JESSE thre, Upton u. lenn,ngs Charles "
ehls'lan aud Thomas o. Aeuc. memh,rs.
The President ui The tummun Council being al sent
Oh motion oi Mr. Christian, Mo llatt was appnulninl
President pro lemporr.
TN moi,on, Rcmtred, That the President dmw on the
Treasurer. IN favor o the Master Il Police lor The sim
o one bundled dollars, 10 be appropriated b, linn N de
taNng the expenses 81 The eanau, II u,nieers raised
III 'lS place, by MAJOR VIM, T. tabi. Tor the Mexican
service. IN iholr marrh hencolor The ely of Rohmuna
lhuir place al rendezvous
llue copy from ia, Journal
leale,
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a. We spike, IN last, OF the llttIe ground the
l MIN had Tor ain! the South Carolina Delegation
~ the next Congress would be- found supporting the Nd
ADMINISTRATION. The Indications OF public sentiment gather
ed from the oasls and speeches at the various ceebra
tons Of the lie anniversary strengthen the idea that
Mr.. Polk has nothing t Ipe tron the fir cuds OF Mr.
Calhoun. At dinner give, the n inst, III response to
conplim nary toast the South Carolina Senators,
Jud.s Butler made spe ch which sufficiently ntma
ted his alienation. from Mr.. Folks Administration The
Charleston Mercury has brief sketch Of his remarks.
Among other things, equally pointed. he said lie,
himself entered the Senate nnprepaed upon the great
questions debated in that chambers that he felt his cmbar
fassnent, and frankly told his colleague that upon
questions they nj ht differ but HAT those questions
which he hidno studied fully comprehensive; he
would be guided by the light oihs acknowledged wis
dom and integrity. Judge Vs. then spoke Of his inca-
ton on entering Congress 10 support Nj Poh's admin
istrdfion but that The pursued by the President
could not meet nth his appreciation but rather fhsc
forced him into opposton,-Ile alluded in measured
terms 10 he attempt TO create Lieutenant General with
procons"l power. ihspoLe # itas measure That ,co,Id
dsgracc IN. honor Il the prGfcssionth soldier. and
virtually disba,d ueveguttr army. The power given
10 this ciyico warke Lieutenant. illustrated by An
gelo in the play: I'VE have with special soul elected
him our absence to supply lent him terror dres,
him with our love, and given his deputalon all the
gans Of our own powrr-What think you Of i, ~
The Mercury remarks:
Owe will close synopsis of this speech with his
remarks upon Mr.. Polk. The Judge sceus to condemn
the President for his huge filth in The Democratic piy
Nothing could lie done uness the name and by the in
rocation otlhe Democratic gods;ihe must be Dem
neratic ,rar commanded by Democratic officers md each
b,utc fought Ia The foM Of the Dem aiic crt :.
liter censuri"g Mr.. Potk r This unsecmy faui he paid
General Taylor the compliment Of having fought the
Creates, battle on this continent and which be con-
pared to the bloody field Of Wagram alone. Jndge b.
decricd the indomiabe Mcdonald, heading his column
II sixteen thousand retrieve the and mislor
tunes Of the day in glowing language and said this alone
was 10 le compared to the achievements of Tuy ur at
Bucnl Vista"
We all know the unaniInily with which tho politicians
ii tina, State act. We do doubt that Judge Butler is
the true exponent of the representatives of South Carroll
ma in the other House.
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Observation-Disclosures.

me eilz""s {" Bedlordaf. next week To enjoy the
r'"ee u listening Ia te" lectures upon Agriculture
'''"' 'ro''ss"r Armstrong oi Washington College. who
e'"'hehy qnallied To i,nplrt tho valuable ntr
nation upon this all Important subject Will not the Far
n'rs o his region exert themselves 10 secure similar
enjoyment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

rules ho'lroiu the ccrk' Office Of the ,,,,,, S.,
'"lti "l La" aud thanccty, fof IN. rnun ,i = -
po,E' On the 10Th day Of July isi7 ~" VI '.h'h-
Nh'Ncad Long, William RYAN Iacob n rha,.. MA,
"'e M 'eh"' aud partners trading under the s,l, ,nd a
H'''es y son iar', Bslehor, Isau NJ Ashton LsLa a.
''n''"S'on' Edwin Coolidge, Robert Scott aid pe,e, a.
I , ' merchants and partners trading under Inc si,l
~ y ~ Plaintiffs
against
''nn ~ Iyree, George O. Williams Richard ,r .
miners lem, Davis. James DnM i,!di, T. n t;,
,'Nn E" Mmho, WIN, u, u O. " brown "A Ill ~
Matthews and lsrs r,lknson, -" ''''"h w
Defendants
IN tltANCrRy,
'"' defendant, A. H. Chambers, nd hnyny cn,o,.a III.
appearance, aud given security according IN fl me-, ~
s'o' ana he rules OF This Count and II appearing h, 80,
'''"iN oNiclmn that Ia i not nLahan al nj, -,
Wy 49,. "oe'd mat The said defendant do a,p,ar here
VI M S' "ay oi the ieN tenn and answer The hin If ,Lc
P"h''F, ana That copy oi this order bo Itnlv i,a,,
:" some newspaper printed in the town Of I,nchhn,, t
'o '7 successive y and pointed at the un door Of ia,
Cont House, ia the said Town ~ o' " 'he
AEapy-Teste,
i1y ~ VIM H. ROBES, Clerk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

Died near lynchburg. Va. on HE morninr of tn.
l2th inst. of water the brain. NAME ANDERSON,
daughter OF bernard Lewis and Niuinla Ann Owen
aged year, . months and II days. II human power
could have avocd the blow, Mamie would still be- with
us but HE n whosc band our times ME " had either
wise deerced aud the lovely Hover buddcd here To bloom
IN Heaven 1t Is night that we should grleve when
thus btrhvcd- OF an object ~ attractive. (ui a. those
who have no hopc) Tor shu has escaped all the ills al
this HE, aud secured the happiness o Heaven II is our
duty, then, humby 10 submit under this dison niion of
Providence, and, praying that ii may be sancd To ou
good cndoavor 10 live nearer Ia God and more III prepar
alton or death. knowing thai shortly shall be called
and II We have cndoayored In live life Of Faith and obe
dience, we shall be 10 united 10 this and oih, objects Of
attraction. where parting Is more.
Ms the sweet flower which sronls the mnTn
But withcfs IN the fslng day
Thus lovely seemed This infant : tawnl
Thus swiftly fled h,a life away
Ere sin could blight nj sorrow fade.
death timely with friendly care;
The opening bud Ia heaven conveyed
And babe II bloom forever there.
She died before her infant soul
Had ever burned with wrong desire:
Had ever spurnod Al heavcn's control,
Or qurnchcd lis sacred fire.
She died 10 sin. she died 10 care;
But ior n moment felt the rod
Then. sprnglng on the vlcwlo-, air.
Spread her light wings, and scared To Gnd."
.3nothu Revolutionary Soldier gone
at hIs residence, IN Halifax county, the llth
day Of this month, WILLIAM lluuntnp aeed 80 years
who served his country during the pcrIIoIs conflict OF
lis crcnlinl contest against Great Britain IN i16, aud
for year. afterwards. During his services in the of
the Revolution. he received wound in the battle Of Ger
mantown, which caused the ampniaton of one of his
hgs. MI Hubbard was for many years n plons and
consistent member Of the Baptist Church most 'sll-
mable citizen aud beloved by all who know hun, and his
death deeply dcplorod by all his neIghbors.
ANXIOUS.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore palriot-b Telegraph
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, July Il, 2p. NJ
The advces by the Britannia heing fifteen days later
from Europe, showing decline Of sin 10 seven slngs
per ,aiT W ay, together with decline in other bread
stuff. has completely unsettled market Most of the
morning occupied IN Waiting with anxiety for the
news aud when IL 10 band thefe lon. faces
more Than enough,
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TIE PALMETTO REGIMENT.

From kind OF semi official report Of Col Butler 10
the Governor of South Caolna. il seems that VI Ia TIN,
lst ot March. "a had died. 10 had cen len sick been
discharged and forty had deserted, This latter item
looks rather large when consider that the regiment
belonged 10 game region Of the country and had
been IN service but q short time Columbus En-
quircr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

l'ogshead OF Tobacco sold in our Town. on Tues
day last. at TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS per hnn-
drcd-ihe highest price given this year in any market
Of the Stale.
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" ID Il 4 T. r..
July - WIN

~ " Z IT..
W. Undersigned "a Surviving trustee under decd
81 rust eAecuied Ia himself and Richardson lI,,
ICY by Leonard ~. ldross bearing date the I'd ,,y If
January 1913 aud duly recorded in The clerk otlrc ID,
me 'oonty Court Of Amherst hereby nG,rn. nh Tho
'Ss no are Interested IN the ihrd class Of debt. de-
s'a ~ po secured ny The said deed, that, on the 2Oth
day m September next he will meet Tho said cr.l;,n
at The Ia" Office oiJohn Thompson, Jr a, Amhers, Cm,rt
ionse' prepared 10 settle HI, ms trustee ami pre
pared also 10 dslurse mably amongst those entitled all
moneys lhcn in his hands ' w
July 22-wt20S ''e 'f"s'''
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The Rev. Mr. Chambers will deliver Temperate,
address al Lees CanpCronnd, IN Amherst, ON Sunda
lie 10Th inst, directly after Preaching.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ
RIO. y. EVANS. Sec NJ {. rs
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The highest pricf ,Jef

We sold. on luraeay last. hid oi6uo Tobacco made
by Mr.. ID. &. Thomas. m Nelson. for The neal c sum
III twenty five dollars per hundred This Is the hi lh.st
paid IN the State, up 10 this time. and was given b, Mr.
felef J. Dudley, manufacturer, who designs Tor hls
W cslrrn and Southern customers,
NORN ELI. 4 ANERETr
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ine remarks The public are aware that tine nrrscnt
es' " transportation b, The ra,, aud carts between the
'a"ig IT hoeheiS and the hasin ihntg fire rents per
dtss had Va fire ON barrel OF Hour or sack
MI 'erei'ts cents on ton oi plaster, Muig fire on
ioyshedd olmolas,s. aud all ulhrr commodities IN M
proportion Now all ul those ehaut,. are unne.,.sS,r,
aud nherous. aud should he avoided The t,iphi an
s' nun Ne" Norh la this city. Is upm an svefag, not
over esM cents per sack whilst the ctst of, It's transit
"""sn our slic's IS Jre cent, per sack the leir on
'' VI P,asfi 'fih Bs"n Is oae dollar and heenig fire
Cent? ana hs dIayage ht,uuh unr civ srr,ntD cents
lhr Freight IN hafrt Of talr icner In New Nn,k i,
"tafy CENTS aud the dray agc here FIRE ernis III, in
''" strange mt ''s matter has remained unattended
" 80 long, aud that thus. Interested have not be-.
''fa iis end,aNurtd 10 rrno,. the Evil
hos The planting c,i,un ~ bee,nus fully apprssJ
81 'he loss saslans In his business viii Mhu,
o'op. 'ase ' rou.h examination into the s,heet an
seek for relief.
Vow when lhis connection is oi,rtcd nv suitable
he@s, o@is carry ny trt hundred barrr, Of nnr could
IN one hour. al the expense OF fer dollars only ns,r
'a' quantity nnh the basin Ia The vessel but The c,st
no" 10 perform the transfer hy draws would h., fr,,t Gr,
uo'S' 90, mo owner o on. hundred tons OF plaster AT
The wharf could place the la sin at the ,psn~p t
probably tre dollars, or which shout serenfg dol
'afs ~ the cost OF 'artag- II Is thu, spn how or,,l
'hn whole rl'cr trade IL burdensd When the d,sn1
communication Is completed. the boats iom ia, inform,
aud The ships ironi almond. will e aoues e at the dock
OF al Kochetis and MI the present charges for dr,y,,.
IN heaN! articles viii be avoided Thus yer, IN,
r"ao sum VIII he annual, saved to the planter Mhs,
the company viii MATERIAL, increase Its inr,n, On,
sooee "' that increase would IN TIN, manner. Per
sols ho may land lhol mcrclandae at tha vLafy,s -,
"ho may prefer loading the articles fur export at Rock
eus, would nevertheless make II the ocks nm, tho
doch as The cheapest and InHi rNpeditio, mode of INN,
ietfinS ''tf ihtrchandhe between the NV places Fan
Instance tile owner o fire hmtdred barrels of flour A
The basin. could place the same ON board a y,,sI NJ
h"hti's passing through the dock. and paving the fee
'o 'oehaee' al saving ol about .ttt,ea dollars on the
operation
III must, 'herch'fe be apparent that his would be
come The common mode oi doing that business and thus
Tie docknge arising from IT rtcnll, enlarp, The IN
GO ne ol The dock. Probahl, bO0O or 1000 dollar, n,r
annun might be dependtd upon rs tins addition 10 Inc
ices tpr dockage.
Nv ''hm, undertaking 10 obtain data as to the rlol,
business appeIalnng Ia the rlynr we find ,c,,nl,,l ON
The books OF the tolls, the follow np sN articles ha, mid
foliage IN one year, and append the loss incurred hy
dra,age, VIZ:
suo.otU bushels II coal (lra,ape from The In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

w MIL be seen that the Britannia has arrived a,
Boston" with advices TO the lh inst and bringing int,
sen"e oia still further reduction Of the prc. Of bread
stuifs
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,,pniNf'S, W ms, coflla,, BruHhe4. Guns and
AVE- PISTOLS, s.gors, Dry ~ nls snufl- Chev,ny ~
oa''" surgeons and Denis,' Instruments Spices w
,' 'o'olS' Hhop Furniture, als two sci, Soda ya,er
apparatus hl general assortment Of uflicles Il, d.
h'u2elsl and Ap,hocay's line in s,l, and IN Oh.
" ' ''o SAFE oi me entire stock n. quickly as n,,sib
AT iea' IL bll. OF The Whole stock together no,cLasa
k,, Wv ~ h'oo ,hisans as can be had in my mar
,.,, IA HOWELL DAVIES, Agsst
- Tor Trustee.
rn,i S>'M,ng hitter nom Rev. lIFNRY W0T1n- :,
~ -, editor al the tuugfenntion,1 j,,,,,.i ~
W. newspaper o high ehat,c ten s,,r,Ls A., l's a ~
w "' so"o qualities oi Naa,'s Baham ~ u" a'o'
N,s a. -, Concord, NIL March . ,sts
"" = W f'Wle Dem SUI Two ,,,,seeat ~ ~
"t sH'''n hhd NoI,n attnek UPON in, Inn. L - WI"
I 80, ''u NV Va my o'ni aud bed for ~, ,,,t -.
h, ,'.'Ner" was 50 much Oppressed by ditlieu,, IN
't' W." was incapable ct tRrid walk ing nnJ IL -,
KIM, ' ".h was uhable Ia sleeper rest us1n L.d H.,
rra ~ h s'"'ing Was frequently extreme and n,e,n,
:" ~ 81 the remedies used supposed tI. No.
"e"", b.llf persuaded totfy hottie 81 W,.,ais III
n :" w" 'h'iiN, without the least ,1nGJon.a i, -,
" u'' al any her prescriptions no one can i,,li, ~
,,,. 'p ee'l'Ae aud joy, when louml tl,, ,,l.an,.
, ','', renewed h.hnc one bottle was n4cl mn ~
' version "medlcino, AID dom us,ny !, Il, s.
, 'n''P pu y mpaihs with my Llrw .su1, rr,s ,n,,
a. nam '"s pohht statement, and recommend Ia. ,,,ia -
- '''' " IN respect, yours truly.
N,,,. ,,n,,,. -, . HENRY NoOib
M,~ II" i'ynehhu'g W Wholesale and Retail Nv lr + n
tally. IT, W." "'s'''s III h..'"'ss gene
Jnl, Y2-it ~
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1 Rules held in the Cleras oi,c OF the Circuit Snpr
~ ror Court OF Law and Chancerv for the ruotv If
aN in the month Of july, 1871
kdlita b. Townlcy, pbintig
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REGULAR TOASrS

lsr. The memory III Washington NO pc pie can
clan no country can Appropriate himihe boon OF Prov
dcncc 'oilie human race His fame is eternity, his
! residence creation. -
I'd The 18th of July 70:
Thy spirit Independence lc, mr. share
Lord OF the Lion heart and Eagle eve
Thy steps follow with my bosom bare
Nor heed the storm that how Is along Il e sky
3D. The memory OF Adams, jefferson, Madison and
Monroe.
l'h. The Revolutionary SolIicrs-lhe dead and the
living.
OH The Union. May it be perpetual while the
compromises OF the Constitution are regarded
9th. The memory Of the fallen heroes. who rendered
up their brave and gallant spirits the lap Of victory
aud hallometl with their blood the glorious fields Of
P'lo Alto. Resaca, Monterey, Buena Vista and Cerro
Gorlo.
9TH Civil and Religious Liberty. Oatl,s arc but
BREATH Oustnons but parchment The surcsl guar
antecs OF freedom are IN the hearts Of the people.
9Th The Army and Navy. The pride Of our nation
and the terror OF others.
9th. The Old Dominion: The noble base other yrGa
is firmly laid in the incnhaishle resources Stun
berug everywhere in her bosom aspiring column Of
her glory has been reared by the talents aud virtue of
her Let lis crownlng capital lie the union of Edu-
cation and Internal Improvement
lOh. inlusr, t.nlightehcd by know ledue and f,1s-
tered by wise and patemal Government The only
bulwsrk Of national and individual udercndence-the
genius that inspires every art-spceds every plough and
whiien, every ocean with the expanded sails of Com
mercc.
lh. Educ,tion. The proudg genius of I.iber,y--,he
lus'r'ns Alma Of p ace, happiness and moral virtue
Let her march be onward aud let her influence be exert
ed IN every land until the cry Of oppression be- hushed
in the SAUNDERS OF rcpDSe and lost in the shouts of Indie
pendcnce.
Eth. The Press The polar star of human liberty
the seepless lug eman upon the watch tower y our Re
publican institutions lndisnayed. may it ever in It's
potency WELD lis whitening thundcrbos against the OPP
ponens of freedom aud virtue.
18Th. Woman:
''Nhen view thee all divine
Our bosons hcaye sigh
To hnk that charms SO sweet thine,
Were ever horne Il, fIi, -
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The Richmond and Danvillc Rail Road.

Many ut our citizens are under the mre. sion That the
scheme OF the Richmond and Danvlle Bail Road has
been abandoned in despair. and they, therefore. have
luIwcd into the Of security and indifference from
which they aroused by the passage otthe Bill char
teng the Company This is mistake as any may
by referring the Richmond Times, Of last week..
New more vigorous efforts about to be made to
cure the subscription of the necessary amount ofstock, &
the friends of the ate sangunc than
Does it not become our citizens, therefore.
their attention to the great scheme Of Rail Road, hence
To the Ohio, which in its partial cconplishment
will far than compensate for any injury Lynch
burg may sustain from diversion Of trade by means OF
the RichmonJ and Danville Road.
-
The city Of Nashville has subscribed half million OF
dolsn to the Rail Road fr,m Chaianoga-the present
western terminus the Tennessee, oi The Georgia and
South Carolina Rail Road--lo that place. This secures
the comp'en Of this great work and is another prods
Gus stride ia the progress ola railway communication from
Charleston 10 the Mississippi.
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FOURTH OF July ar PEDIAR MILLS.

The LIST Anniversary Of American ndcpenlcnrc was
celebrated al Pedlar Mills Monday the 9Th july.
with corllaliiy and zeal unusual even in that spirited
nd patriotic portion If the county OF Amherst.
At u oclock the Declaration ri Independence was
read III 81 Iukes Church, To a dcnSey crowded house
oi Ladies aud Gentl,mcn in Iorcblc and Impressive
manncr. by DR.. D. =. NORRIS who was succeeded by
Gu"tasus \. r. Tucker Esq, in oralion rcplue with
manly concnce and pdtrl otlc sentiment after which,
the company repaired 10 the Hotel oi MAJOR RoIer, H.
Pryor, where Barbecue prepared IN the old Virginia
style. under the snperlntcndnce ui that most iniual
CHismier. (Janr- NJ. Daniel. SD gave general slr
faction 10 all VIII" participated, aud added another to the
many evidences he has furnished hls friends OF his kind
ness and good taste, IN doing up the thing Drawn" upon
such occasions The cloth being rcl",ed. The younner
and lairer p'riln o the crowd repaired to the ball room
while the older aud more sedatr having selected Col
John ID. Davis President nr. A. C. Johnson and
VIM. IL. Knight, as Wee Presidents and Charles l.
Ellis as Secretary drunk the following ta-ts:
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STICK & MASS 1rcoaroE.

Edwin X. Page,
Il 4 7 o ~ T. Y n 4 l. "A "
CAMPBELL & H., VA
WILL practice in all the Courts of Canpbell comfy.
the Quarterly and superior Courts Of Franklin
Pltsy yauo and Halifax Counties.
T.. II aud !. w PAGE,
Having associated themselves in The praciira of the
Law, viii attend the Courts in IYNcnBrRa AMHERST.
AMrnEhi.. FRANKLIN, PTrsYivANI, and u,i1rax.
Az business entrusted 10 their cnre vi" have pramp,
tcniion,
for +. K. pscr, address Campbell G. H.
", PteG still re'ains his Office in Lynchburg
July DTS
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For Sale,

For Sale,
CENERAL FINE MICH COWS. They will bc
- s,ld low. JAMES + JORDAN.
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The Defendant Edward Fitzgerald, having cntcredis
appearance aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that
inhaitant Of this eaith Il ordered fiat
the said defendant Edward Fitzgerald 10 appear here on the
hfst Monday N October next and uc tartins bin
and that copy OF this order be farthu h in.sttra in he
lyneturs Sitginan or months successfully aud past
cd at tho front door Of the Cont louise uf this county
top! -Teste,
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liberty, aud Won rame aud ulo,, which n,n. l,,,,,,,.
and ihmbrta ahea the names ,l he .,h,,nn,,t,,,
>"a, nave hionlderod IN eternal nlamy and oblivion
by John T.. Ellis. HIN. l.. Gogpin: Tho renilr
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