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VIRGINIA.. Sc.
May 2o-w2n

NIHHINIA. Sc.
i Court al Quarterly session held for the Count, =
"A tamp5ail, the Court i!o thereof c Monta, ia
iath day Il Jnle, lolI
Slel4.na alci),aimon Il.nltH
against
Jane Iturt, James T. Hurt, Martha Clarke dae A:al.
.lut t@rcS LOWS and Patience his wife, W iiam u,t
and Josrlh Jim, Hunt, UoieAa.n.s,
In CHANCERY.
Tie DslemaIts inre laft, Matt Clark. ClaIlcs ew
and Pa;ieHts L. Wi Imam itIt ana do cphne i,r
not having entt RED thea arso and security accord
10 the Ae Il Assembly and the is o,ift and il
apeaiiDst6 the Satisfaction of t out nat they are no,
inhabitants Of tls ConmonN calth is ordered thai tbev %
appear here the second Monday in x and answer
the bill OF The Fain, and that copy of this ur, he f,tI.
with !nsertedAn some newspaper pubiIshed town Of
i,netbarg Tor twom1n.s successfully and py thereof
b. cd the front door oil the Court House Of TINS c,nv
some Court dan. \ [. py-Iest.
70. w Il JAN IS Cpt
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BON
Merchant 's:s;iors.ay.
n ~ ~ 4

Merchant 'E:siierGay
q " o. * Y,
mine th Sta7d Of u m y j. Oakcy.
AZ OF I'D respectfully lnIrm the citizens If Lynch
w burp. and The public. that he viii continue To
conduct, at the old stand Of husell and brother the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
IN al lis branches. He has now ON hand and will con
uiualy keep, beautiful ass rment of CldhS, Cassi-
mefe,. NestIs. and in ac ythlng suitable Tor Gen
d'men's veal which he willmaheup order in the mos,
fashionable syhs, hands me iIs and warranted work
m'nshp lie would invite the attention Of the public
10 his stsk.
Feb i-is
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

/ L Cour holden lor the county of Patrick. at the
Court Hvuse Thereof, on the 18th day Of ID, Gem
Der. ~itj:
James ". Scales in his right, and rs allninsra-
0i de bonls non d Peter Scales, decd; and A salon
seas administrator dc boils non II Peter seal s. &C.
ceased, Plaintiffs.
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Duke Scales. Nathaniel Scales, Absa,m w Scales,
Nathaniel II. Scales, Peter SEALS, Pleasant Seals,
Nlch las Dalton ard f. beln his wife, J Jhn Fields,
- ARA md Eliza lis Wife and Ia p.hl,r, (name
uain"n) Peter [. Sea aid los pt Il. ]caies Philip
IA 5 aa1 Elizabeth his mtie, ami iona L. Scales,
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FRESH SUPPLY

FRESH SEPPLT!
u r ST r TO GATIii!
THE NEWEST STOCK IN MAKkET.!!!
May 18Th. lSl1.
~ J. BURTON has the pleasure Of informing his
u ~ friends that he has is opened the most bcdpiiui
assortment gSrAPIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
he has ercrh had Tie pleasute II erhLiimg.
Having selected his hlods wIlh great care. from the
very lac, mppratious and jus The close of the sea
son, h. viii he able 10 sell many styles Of Goods
Lontn than hcy could haze been bought In the early
part n he seasIn All pesJns IN want oi g1ud. cheap
aud ple,ty Goods, requested 10 favor ilm with an
early cali.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
VIII Ind at'my house, the FRESHEST AND best AssoRT
IN STOCK MARKET. L.. }. BURTON
May Its
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COTTON FACTORY.

4 liE Subscriber takes this mothod to inform his
luendS and the nuhlic IN general HAT he is now ma
king, at the Rack Water Cotton Factory IS ,,od oo n,
tce OF Cotioq Yarns as is made any wherp and a trial
ii 1t he would like fr all To nahc as he feels confident
,hrN ""ad md 1t To be good an article as they ever
oaHah' II not better His prc,s Viii always be reason
an'' ami communicating liz hopes. Therefore by strict
a"''oh 10 orders and prompt shipment # Yarns. tls
they can b' forwarded in every direction the Factory lac
ing near the James River kauawha Canal as well As
The Lumber Houses, where all the Wagons that hr mr.
produce ior shipmcnt. are Obliged COME ,gei at as,
snare oil Your patronage, Please give N call when
you come 10 town.
cihte at the black Water Cotton Factory
June i--N
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To PAX Sired aud .'!ny Jane has w5s, S'orcrs
Pr1ce, hdc StcriF # Fra hin ca,aiY, and as such.
administrator # ,i9yiah b. Smith. iced. jain r.
Smith, u Ham a. Smith, ,Jrmes 4. smith, Joseph
Rires, administrator II Cha,is I, sm5h, decd, ond
Pleasant Siecart and a, LIZ " his ,ef.
ETOG are hereby motif lhat shall on tie tth dey
L d August, ~, Al the Tave n ll,us ia - ! .
Iaylor in the county of Franklin aid State Of gnia.
proc ed 10 take the dppsons OF Andrew : Books anu
thers: and also. the 3st day Of Jul. ISL, at the
store Of John d. Booth. the said county, proct ed
take the dep storS IF William A. Street and Others and
the 2OIh and 3is DAYS Of August. SIT lat the CURT
House, in the town Of Byersburg. Dyer conny IN the
State Of Tennessee, proceed TO take the tep Of
Matthew ID Flzer and others and on the 4th dav of Sep
tcmber lol1 in the Court House in the said town oi
Dyersbnrg Dyer county. Tenn proceed tn take the
dep sonS OF NJ w HI and others to be read as evi-
deuce on the trial of suit IN Chanccry depending Ia the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Cianccry for Frank
In county. in which you plaintiffs aud spared llale
John ) l'urwell and myself are Defendants, ana shall
continue the taking ii the said dep when con-
menc,h at either Of the pnces aad times aforesaid from
day 10 day until the taking Of the same is completed.
\ urs. 81.
June Twin SAMUEL HALE.
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lie raised IN hs copniry The Europeans row think
that American Wool can never attain sufficient deqrrc
ut Oneness Ia compete successfully with theirs. Bul we
have enterprise enough aud all that IS needed is
i-u 'he very best bred If Sheep and short time we
can produce Aoo Vi fully good alIty any Of II c
Eumlean varieties
In Eu,pr. n cross Of the Leicester and Norno pro,u
cos staple II about two inches IN lugh and vcry fine
In regard 90 The Discusses Of sheep the Rot oucof the
m's annoying. Iamcnrss and lung worms are the
diseases OF lambs, and tuoi speedily leneded. will
ios'rN lhum.
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The parties this suit will please take notice that
appoint the lh Saturday in July. lS47, at my office,
at fatrck court House, 10 commence To state an settle
the account referred to IN the Decree when aud
where hdy may attend. prepared with sch proofs and
vouchers as they may think pertinent thereto. II tho
business should n BE- completed On that day it will 10
c)ntinuod from time 10 tlnc until X conp letcd
BENJAMIN J. CAMPBELL, Com.
june 2ith, ISt5-w I'm
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LAW NOTICE.
GRAFT EXCITEMENT LYNCif8U RI.

GREAT EXCITEMENT ~ LKNClfDG RI.
4 FAKE ef'rcme pleasure in announcing TO the la
d. and gentlemen ii Lynchbnr{ and surrounding
country thai am daily receiving and opcning ny
SPRkNi, ND 81 MINER SUPPIT OF
BRITISH. French. esepIDan, Swiss, 4, al
ncsc and American staple and
Fancy Dry Goods,
embracing all Tho newest aud most ele,an styles import
ed, the hire exhibition u mhich has created excite
mcnt In this place, thai Time alone ran alagand al
though hcre has been great deal said about the AID
VANCE in rficcs
think am prepared 10 show,
As sure oaks tom grow
NJ GooBs cheaper than o'eI before.
Please call and ihcm-one snd all who want New
GooDs-rRErry GooDs--Goop GooDs-and last Tho
not least Cheap Goods. WM. II. RYAN.
T. 81 have received several pieces OF Snoni's
best make aud flush oI Cloths aud Gas,imens. To any
gcnlleman who wishes handsome dress suit bargain
Will he gwen. w II. X.
March - Is il
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ne 1riouie's port Of this pyr;ion AR. e.s;n-
msnas remarks is as follows:
Inc great question. said Mr. f. with which he had
e'7ne aio'g US was ofad the kind q Hool proper 10
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NEGROES U.LNTED
'iiit. undersigned wish 10 purchase from hundred
To two hundred Negro Slaves the ace Of none 10 ex
coed 40 years. We are willing 10 give f1r them tar
ree payable IN ten equal annual payments from the LIST
March, lcig.
i secure the payment Of the debt we are willing to
Ne mortgage On the neerocs AMI also rcn estate to
sufficient amount satisfy the seller The ncgr1es To
he delivered NoNabce Cauaty, Mississippi ty the first
Of October ne>t.
Persons wishing to sell will address one or boh of us
at ficAensvliie, Ala ty ur before the II Jnyuexi
/. J. SPAWN.
AprlS-tlJy L. A. RAGsDAIF.
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.NTIr Spring \ stlLHER GOODS
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

TnR SWORD ron GGS. TAyLoR.-The
following is the description of the sword
voted 10 Gen. Taylor, by tho Legislature
Of Louisiana. and which will be presented
ln him, I'M his arrival in this city. Our
citizens have nn opportunity of viewing it,
at the Store Of Hyde d Goodrich, Charrcs
street.
The swnfd was manufactured after de.
signs furnished by hessrs. Hyde Il Good.
rich, by Nessfs Ames u Co, Springfield,
Mass, and though nnl The most costly,
thlsc gentlemen declare il the finest and
most tasteful sword ever made al their man.
uIaclOy.
The blade is of the finest tempered steel,
bearing the motto; BIS piaeit qui Sc piacit
IN Victoria.
The hill and m1untings ol the swofd are
Of fine gold, tue seahhard is ofnanenled
with a delicate aud spirited engraving oil
each hallle. together with National and
5 ate devices.
The grip Is oclagonal, composed Of al.
leinalr laceis ~ richly chased god aud
malhrr Of prall. studded with knob. II gold
The pammel represents the old cooked
Lat pl thu fry"ulion, snfmounle1 by a
plume; in the crown Is tue eaifngorum
stone.
The gnald is neatly engraved, present.
M rh.ell cnrrred by TN American Ia
gle, aud SURROUNDED by The Panaply ol
War.
oa tie shia'd Ia The following iascrip,
liau; "pfesehIed by The State of Louisi
ana 10 Gen. u. Taylor, IN testimony ol lh'
high opinion held by the pope oflhis State,
al the skill. conduct aud judgment shown
by him during bis IN Il afy it,, hli paHie.
uhrIi, during The BIT Is Of P.lu iltn, on
the s.h, anl Rlvini d., Palm, ON the OH
Of May lsl6.-N q. Bulletin.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

CrN TAYLpB's DEFABTuEE-Gcu. Taylor will
leave the ciiy this morning at o'clork IN the
steamboat Missouri. llispresencr here has made
the town one scene Of Wild Joy aud happy com
motion. H. hos received every form Of grateful
aud aicclionaie acknowledgement Of hls great
services and purity Of character The public au.
ihortrf, State sud corporate the military, the IN
copon,rd societies aud private individuals have
all contributed to the completeness Of hs reception;
and ihe Church has thrown over the jubla,ious Of
the occasion the soIcmnli-s u a divine recognition.
II the payers Of oil good people avail any thing,
when be- leaves this city he will 60 his way rrjaia.
ing. Whatever brtidr him, IN health aud In sick ..
nt..i ~ prosperity OF IN adyer'y, he will have ihe
gratitude Il his couuify to lrau upon aud comfort
him. o. Pie, 5a ;rd
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

The New York Express, referring ID
Nc. Secretary Walkers plans of rrirpnch.
meul and reform. which arc spoken ol a
pi iiul, suggests that the Secretary. II b.
vi.hr. ia accomplish an effective reform,
should louk 10 the mrn WIN aye acquiring
piince'y lur,unes by their army and navy
contracts. aud that hr can make better
USE Of his pruning knife on them than on
The poor AMI n'edy men Of small salaries.
The Express sny':
We can hrlp him 10 ono item. which il
mly he well hr him 10 attend 10. One
man wc hear made ronirari fhr the use
oi a steamer. or other vessel, ior s5 no. bat
By raN eoa'riroi management aud DELAYS.
be claimed, anil TdsPIid, eighty or eighty.
five thousand dollars dcmlragrl
II this be true, there Is. inierd. n pres.
sing aud urgent Necessity for .earching re.
form.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

An AMERICAN MArRoN.-A eorrespon.
dent OF the Richmond Enquirer, states il was
his sal duty To inlorm the widowed moth.
er Of The late Lieut.. William 4. Burwell
ol the death Of her youngest and darling
son, Who was killed on tho oh September.
in the battle of FL aipina del Rey. Ho
says he told his mulher be was dead, and
that he had fallen in battle. Nota tear fell
from her eYes--nnt sigh escaped her -
Us he deadl did he do his datR Thank
God, he leli no widpwl were the only
words she uttered"
What magnificent revelation of wo.
mans hearl is This. How perfectly free
from seltishness the last Thought. .lhank
God, he leii M widnwm-lhe agony of
thai sundefed tic which she herself had
ielt, being. in her estimation mora poignunt
than the sad lidings which bereii her of a
son. Glorious wife. loving mother, Amer.
lean woman-mny The Comforter protec,
thee, and send balm to thy aching hearll
Phila. North American.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15
Wednesday, :. December Is, 1914

To oua PArnoSe-Wa have In contemplation
the improvement, oi our paper, by procuring en.
tire new type, aud, ie be enabled 10 do this, We
have to ask the asssteneeo Of those who have been
pleased to beslow upon rs their patronage. VIII
all Indebted to ns, either for subscription, nd.
vertislng OF jab.wofk, remit lis the amount Of
their accounts at as eaily day as possible, and
thereby enable us to carry hi. object into effect.
], lie but a tribe to each Of ihcm while the uggfe.
gate Is our ALL II will cos, US considerable, and
we again ask our patrons 10 remember, hat,williout
their assistance In the manner suggested, We can.
not make the desired improvement.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

The PHILADELPHIA Nh American. rhig
hold, The following Iaug g rrsprr,ing NJ
Clay speech.
~ present, our onlhiec' is 10 observe
generally. 'hst,hr sprh l.. as our reader,
have found il, The spreof patriot and
statesman, fall Ui a ci and iiirbearinp
moderation To persons iipaiiie. pregnant
with meaning and wisn. oiIrrinr conn.
rlls ui 'u'h'n'nss- in irs ID solemn rnrn
esiness, and hfca'hiniiraushou'a .pidf
oi devoted love Ia the public. twill,
seen that ME Clay ,lis by The country.
as be alway. ha, da anl a. lhe great
party which he has .,ni led ha. alwny.
done, aud that. whair li, and Is rnr.
mics may say. il I, thrulrl drierpfo,.
lion Of the Wing psrisd T.. bong rrrnp
nized leaders Ia ronlinin their arcus'om.
ed path ul duty; 10 sun the country NJ
al times aud under arilcuns'ances. in
peace and in war; an sustain r. as vic.
orously aud deyolrd'y the bolJrsi and
hes, Of us ciilens.'
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

SANrA ANN,.--h correspondent Of the
81. Louis Republican writes from Mexico
that The last thing which the "Napolcon Of
the WeA' did in quitting the capital, was
To rob the Treasury, and then set lrec
the tenants Of the prisons, in odcrlhat il
might he said, "they did il " Il is said
that there is unqneslnpabc proof of the
charge. The cathedral has suffered lo the
tune ola half million in support oflh war;
the convent ofSan Domingo nearly as much
aud other religious institutions in proper.
liun.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

AuETAL oF GrN. TaYLon. n.-The a. 5. slcAns'
Monmouth reached New Orleans on The 3O,h all,
from the Bralos. having on board Gen. Taylor
and staff The steamer Mary kingsand was
despatched TO the Balze with The committee, 10
meet the General, who was taken on board, aud
landed a, the Barracks below the city where he
was met By hs family. His public reception, as
the honored guest of the city, would take place at
the Place d'Armes, on the ID insi for which rS-
iensiye arrangements had been made. On bis
landing salute Of 100 guns will be fred from
each Of the public squarcs-Placc d'Ames, la
iayeiie and Washington. The General to BE- ae-
eompanicd from the landing by the Committee
Of the Councils TO the entrance Of the Place
dArmss, where be will be received by the Mayor
and Recorders, and Will be welcomed by the Mayor
as the e,'s CUES, after which salute Of q guns
will be fired from each Of the fqnarss Thence
the General w proceed with the Mayor ~
eordpr. aud other city authorities, to the Cathedral
where he will be addressed by the Right Rev
Bishop Blanc. after which n Dcum will be sung
by d full choiTc accompanied by Instrumental
music.
The ceremonies at The Cathedral being over
procession will be formed, under the direction Of
Marshal. ior The purpose Of escorting the General
10 hs rooms at the st. Charles, where for the
purpose Of giving oil who form the procession m
opportunity Of seeing the "old Hero" he will alghl
aud with the civil authorities form groap he-
tween the Pillars Of the Portico, the military under
Gen. Lewis forming line in front aud giving
grand salute-ihe whole procession passing ia
frpnL
The General is accompanied BY Maj. Bliss,
Mai Eaton aud Capt GsFneti Of his personal
stAii. Col Brlknap aud other distinguished otioets
Of the army. The Generals old "Whie Horse
forms one ol the party.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

Tm NIyisrgR TO lr.-Thr world
isiu'l nov agi'a'ed wiL' pfpjec' Of thi.
Goyenmrnl sending a. .trf 90 z dnp.
The Catholic Observe ior q Catholic
being sent, and hints the President
would lo well 10 conEuhuli,s a. to
whom be should appoii We think that
This Is all premature; 10 du net believe
that Congress will sanciny such meas
ure. 1t is only a iriclsh Mr.. Polk to
make capital for himse,d party al the
neat election. As TO Ircos.ily Of the
mission, it is about as ois as a mission
would be to the Grand | of'fhibei.
iOadl IVhig.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

NlAe.as ftiLt lsfrszll, B.dneE.-
Is efral sitBr'ufs Is Ia in sa.psaaed
asio'' 'lf a'sf a. tie nznpN gorge. be.
INrrh The cataract anI abfpo,, N inv
nl b1ih IN anedHa'rIy otef til" rapl1s, abaul
80 Tee. ahaae ihe waief. by II VIZ ca.
aIe' about f.l1i feet Ians, AMI upwards II
~ fnch'ser7ri'r"n crach. lisaienglh
isio be efiil 10 O $40 ton, tension .ifain
and 10 he sublertri To the mlsl severe aud
colc'n,l'r tess before used. The slric.
'nre is :" have a railway irark through The
ern'rr, 80 asio pass locomotives ani tain.
20 'ecomm'da the two railway. that irHni.
mate there. lrisiu be- comp ri,d >, the
hrsi ol May, l-ig
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15
Az oarxrAL Clrt.-The Oriental

Az oaRSrAL CIff.-'rhe 0fienlal
character al Cairo is is mos striking fea.
iure in The eye Of traveller. II contains
$4,000 houses aud 2nn,0O0 inhabitants,
The streets are fem three To twelve fee,
broad, anl are entirely shaded from the
sun. In aIi Caiio lhele was probably no
street IN which a carriage could pass for
any grrH distance Mcbemrl Ali ha.
openrd a slreei in modern Cairu. by de.
mulishns esry thing lhal came in his wa,,s
without fesafd 10 individual rights, which
Is sufficiently wide iuf Two carriages To
pass ahleasl. The upper stories II the
houses an ppsiie 81 ie. ol the STREETS al.
mos touch each other; ltr object haing To
shade The street aud la afford a meaas Of
refuge aud protection IN tunes Of papular
eommoIian II bsing perfectly easY 10 pas.
acro's Ito street irpm unn dwelling 10 an.
other -Bos'on RaHbier
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

hEMcAN FERRlroRY This ~ |. he tho
g''m ana absorbing question says the n.
" B"lIelio' before the American people
"' nave never entertained but one opinion
Oh 'hr 'ng'el, which l., that an acquisition
" i'ffllnry. accompanied ~ il must be,
WIN tue Incorporation among us, as citi.
zen', ol the ignorant, drha,cd. aud vicious
hcAlran population, would be curse in.
stead ola blessing.