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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
FACTS FOR FARAlFRs

1 here is sonelhiag thai farmers QUO 1T to know
Hisa an error 10 plant SEEDS from ate further souib
Ia cold season only The seed OF colder el,n.i. wi
sipen well.
Often breaking upa surface Keeps soil in health In,
when It lies IN hard bosnd state snrchng tbous,s ~
VII, and The saubrious air cannot enter
W reds exhaus, the srengih Of the ground and y 81
Tered 10 grow, may be cal,ed garden sins
The hand and the hoe are the instruments FIR orl;
Eating weeds; YET ,i there room between The rous G
the spade II Is well To use it.
Never keep your cattle short few iiuners can a,d
IT, hyous'ar them, they viii starve YOU.
II Will mol do Ia h,~ greai field fra huIe cro, M
NOV iweniy acres ior hive leads ot hay tnIcl thu
land and IL will pay You ir H. Better m thru,
we'll ii,an fifty by halves.
Ia dry pastures dig Tor water the brow of hill
Springs are more frequently tbs su face On h,lo
than vale.
Rain is cash u farmer.
lha ioot vi the owner IS the best manure Tor land
Sal bushes that you wish 10 destroy Ia The snmms,
AL Via sharp Instrument they viii bleed freely ana
de. ~
81 Never plough in bad weather, or when the ,ro.,d i
wet. o0'"' :"
le II IS better to cut gram just before is fully or dead
Ups. W hen The straw Immediately below IN Gram !.
81 dry that on twisting II juice expressed i, mid
be cot, Tor there is further circulation of ulces IN
ear Every hour thai stands uncut after This sta,e is
slteuded with kss.
Accounts should be kept detailing the expense. and
esdaaacss ri the field.
v hen an implement is no longer wanted Cor the sea,
sn; lay carefully ASIDE but hrs. let it 10 well elem
81. " "'|
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IMPROVED PERslMMoS.

The improvement d wild Anencan iruli says eis'
Cincinnati Adv.rlsr) Is subJci WHICH has aiise,ea
bat little seutIan yet There Ii ~ doubt iha b, eoiu-
y.iiun aud by obtaining now varetlrs iron tie seed
many OF them might b, pi.aI mlHoud, bath III siIe
AID quiliy. II this process which has made IA si oi
the frulls which VIZ La 10 received tnm the old world
what they sre which has csaugcd The peach the apple,
The pear HE hg aud The grape iron Their original
cruo.ne.s IN, lowed aud enriched tber JUGS, aud made
them wiiuies,lne and fa,uIuus. An improved variety
has aIcady be, obainrd from the red mulberry of oar
iofesi Producing large and abundant iful and t"u
fiunchncn haze effected sail mofe Extraordinary
ch. nse the persmniun. ~ lho Apr number oi Down
Ing's ilo'ucullu list we ind this at,lee:
I'VE observed Ia tn Bon JArdmer that two ntelll-
gent French ilofleullnnss, Messrs Relner and Audi
ptti, have lsen rasIng seedlings Vi our naive pfsn
un Uiosptrus ~ s,ftldna the hopes oi prpdueln.
hua, excellent edible iIuit.
''Iher eB5ri has aresdy been attended with the ms'
promising results. Mr. Aud,Dcr has already pfoduc, d
seeding VITA large f0und rnl doub, The size oi tht
nal species le layor OF hlch reminds oi tha
Vi . mnsbsile IduuI.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

them. til, ttet yaa @.ll b. treated 10 ienfn, Not
~ ho.sc ol .4i .e.eupiln SAM tue maip II sei!
led. ..s..s.#
Ii yuu wanta safe 10 =, asod oae iiai 5 a.sa.aeeS
he ma, be- 81 Ia gentle DIT 10 sedre oi he vi" nave
lo aKch 90 a Cad IN hia 10 be este iH .s.5 odJ.
Ii yon wait ioul. bni horse u sna s'.aofn, ge'
de,n b,y with no. white hair aJut him Il lis face
is a hte dished 81 much die w Lei no MN tide
sur, hoise Who is NOD adept in udtng-uiey are al
ways tricky aud ui.saie
II you uani lrsc that wlll never give out. never
bs, large osegman one black h1.se esliiio' ss""
heat nuT q white one eold
1t you wan,z gentle horse get "ilh more or less
whiie ateut hin.--ihe ui0re the b.Ier. sPulied
IL preferable. Man, suppse thai the pafiicetofed
hurs belonging elteuss. shows, &C., are selected
fn their oduny. but III. sesciun thus made rs on ac
count of grca, duclliy aud gentleness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
POET loaL.


grona the Chrs.saa Advocate aud Journal.
BIT TaEsE saEai, WHAT HAVE rHEY DONE
saw ! .asra sing; aaa swee,y did she sing,
Mr. A.,v an hes knee would sn lca her neck wcad
cnss
th,ayh, the par hcsaeous lovely TO behold,
Is.,derrd wha, ct soo tseir history ~oald unfold
Again: saw the child maiden eli,he and gay,
As ssathe ani sssnag tss msraihc rosy Of NAY
le sss,ueto swell 81 with tlaghis Of coming bss,
Aaa all hcs soul naen,y hem gaining happiness
law her next (aus,ie,ou. tine) upon her bridal day.
Her checks were flushed Nth edesre banshed tar away
lSer cup ofioy was fail, 80 fall IL ovsraewed
Asa ierliaed ,As sol which bar shos pleasures
cd
.aw her, after years Of car. had fed and gene,
And many bitter cup drank, ali siien, and alone.
weight Of care had pressed hsr down. which she had
known,
husbands piigh,sd faith wa, broke becam.
stone
saw her nex ap,le faint friendlcs', homeless one,
1sse babe. demand he, cons,sp, father they had
none;
f,hcr, name they scarcely kne,s affection from him FED
They saw him not night, although he va, not
dead.
saws Aes NEXT ahIces, thing upon purh was laid,
Tier hairless babes around her cling without pafest aid
wondered why thos, babes bersh should Aueh snlieio
know,
Bu, soon learned d,..s thought the oil all thu,
The husband tssll caI hun ,uch9 di.s alton sunk,
And ali the little means he earned with bad ooupanoi
4ae drunk
Ills hear, tender, Kind and true caloas had be
e conc,
His home AID family exchanged for grogeres and
Ills wife sonethc babes alone himself hdcous so
swho win take care Of themn ASA father they hsve
not
cold unieclng world Is this through which they're
cd e. roam,
hut why is this their fearful othat had these ohili,i
done w
Harce-i.- G~act .Marsiand
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rIR,tNlA AT Court held Tor Bedford county, at the
I,sa, Ko.lrr Plaintiff,
agninst
Mar, Kler Catharne kesle John hesler Joshua Sou
der and Margaret hs WIFE formerly Margaret hesie Geo
MIN psyi, sdnnistr.l1r .. john keser, deed,
Defendants,
IK CHasCERy.
The Defendants Mary keslcr. Ca,harne kes'er, John
keslrr Joshua Sender and Margaret his we, George liar
tt and .oa wiz ng entered their appearance
and security according the act oi Assembly and the
rules Of this Cout and app airing to the Subtraction 81 the
Court that defendants not inhabitants o tins COM
lnawcaI: II ordered that they do spcar here On tie
fourth Monday in November next, and answer the bill ot the
plan,iH and , cps oil this be sth,yith inserted
IN some newspaper Published IN the town OF i,nehbus Tor
ms ,uceessvey and posted at tbs front door oil tie
Courthouse OF this County.
CoFy-Teste,
Sep. 6-w2m JNo r. SlEPiof., Clerk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
FATHER TAYLOR

According to the Weekly symbol a distinguished
a"y@r who was present AT an address made by Father
Taylor at public entertainment in Cork, said
ALLOW me To say, that thoush have heard some :,
the fla, ST orators Of the day ssne Of The rr.a, ,n At
The Ensllsi bar ST noble specimen ofchqnence comlnp
from HE heart or such glow Of warm leellnp havq
never Witnessed rs that Of Father Ta,Lr this eyenIn
Hear. and cheers And when he thnks Of all his ri
u" phs both by hand and sea, lei hi consider it one OF
the 'rngrst and oldest, that he drew tears ran law
ter'seyes."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
VIRGINIA /:
August i6-w2m

VIRGINIA
court held for Bedford county, at the Court House,
"A the I'D day Of August, io47
James Nj. W iliams, Plaintiffs,
against
Jacob Deardofl and Peter Dcar,oG, Defendant,
liz CHANcEIY.
The Defendant, Jacob pesido having entered hssp'
peaance and given security according the Of Assembly
the rucs Z" this Court and appearing TO the sasacoh
of the Court that he not an nhab ant this h
II IS ordered that the said Defendant do appear here on re
nr hoay IN November neAt, and the bill oil me
Ianth; and that copy OF this order be forthwith nseIso
N some newspaper published in the OF L chbug, of
TWO months stcessive and posted at the trent deer Of aS
Cour; House Of tbs coanty.
4 Cocy--Tcste,
S"P g ~Pm JOAN Il. : GI.PTOE, on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
GENERAL, TAYLOR

From the Washington Union Of Wednesday niph
We copy The following paragraphs:
"l'eers have been received from the csnp Of Gen
Taylor. who VAS then near Monterey. The General
nsd made The NECESSARY arrangements for carrying on
his late general order ior sending the troops he could
spare To Vera Cruz To jn tho column of General S,o
Ia addition 10 thu troops which he kept upon his line Of
defence, ho had OBTAINED tho light battery Of Captain DE
us. To strengthen his line. 4 mixed ince Of dr,o,on,
aud Texans was empoyedn clearing the country b,
tween Camargo and Monterey OF tie rowing euerrll
las
Keep us are removed Of the Generals intention In viz
II the I'm oil States but he does MT vol mention surh
an nlenJn IN his recent dispatches"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

i uncfs ceremonies, III commcm ration of O,Conp.u
were celebrated IN New York OF "Wednesday last
very large procession moved through the principal streets
by EA Govern Seward. The Funeral Car fs,y. H..
n I. ENptcss) prsened an elegant appearance 1t
was 10 lot wide by 8 and the height rn the bottom
drspely feet II was drawn by twelve horses rrblv
capausoned with plumcs and sable cloths and yrly.s
The c"i'in was covered with green velvet, richly tri
med wan gold ace, aud the black ra wa. trimmed
with white satin and silver accs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
IMPORTANT FOR FARMERS

JUDE IN BUYING HoRsE
Asoesp1rden. Of The Prairie Farmer, contrary to old
aAs undertakes TO Judge the character of hofses by
antward .ppearances and offers the fouwra =,
o. the result Of his close observation and vne :.
ne color be Ugh; srel chestnut his feet. cc. and
: jf-rr white, these are marks Of kindness, = '''
80 " Ne brad, and Gull between the eyes he ma, \.
esnded on as horse Of good sense, and ca pabe Of No.
* .fsined 10 any thing y 70
Asfeseesss sseL hursee ,ls rera kindly VII t,.s,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

TIN o 7 liN g Il A 5 :.
Pm. TN pgAfrss1.


THIS valuable grass a. believe generally considered
rs natura,zed farmer. An accidental EXAMINATION OF
al agricultural work pflnsd IN Loudon ~ l76l entitled
"Aluscgm Ruslcuin 81 Commercials secfss 10 fhrow
dou5t un This punt, snd 10 make II Common blh
En.snd and Amerra II lsthsre spoken OF delight
lag IN we, moist soils, and having like couch
grass; and e., this ioning strong covering far
hs and other we, places II also spoken Of hy no
m,ans good pasture Nothing Is said Of It's qualities
making hay and lis cultivation is not recommended tn
acconn, u The dIiculiy u cradlcatsg when once IN
possession Of the soil A Mr. Rocque. WIN seems L.
have been sApenmehler Ia grasses, IN comnnniea
lion 10 the wofk. uses this language: As la iim
othy grass, II Crews probationary quick, Lord Rol.ri
Manners brought ae root from LncuInshrr Thai
grew On quarry. III. seln II The gass about Two
sees aud haiti hgh, Tho seed was ripe and lager Than
tina, brunghi from Virginia" From this il might be
uttered, that al ihat lime. December, 1903 Tim ahy
yfass was known ralhtr as NJ AM dusn, than IN knp.
llsh. vegetable. Suiling1,el, in his olNrit ATOMS Oh
srisses, speaks VI II as bsng bought from North Amer
sea sbut forty years betue he wro-, which Was IN
|, was isIr'Juc'd into English agriculture with suny
Recommendations, hut, as he says, rejected be-
ing fuend coarse, aud o hula value ior any PURPOSE
Curtis. in his Practical Observations. gives Il precisely
Sic character. bal makes allusion MS To lis ha
ital," Whether II be f.nglsh American. Silelatr
IN his tiurius dernlneas W oburnensis D." eNpresse,
olhefol MO IS. liz lhlhks 1t Of great value As .en
siiDenl vi any Aiare ol grasss Tor permanent pasture
ans ais iIf hay rom hun We have Coordination al
the Museum Rsslloon, that 1t was hlst made brown
10 English asueunrs,s IN 1868, by gentleman WHO
,eo~ IRON iUs county Pamsll, his late wurk on
grasses, confirms thls idea Our own Busnsls. vii
lhe exception Of Eaton, appear think it an eminent for
eigner, suuewha starved and Ill treated Al home hui
under the broader and more attenng rucurspe,nts of
our free insiluns, llcleT lands, our stimulating eli,
niale, iransoimed Into l,,ore important and lmnsnp
pr'suciion The authorities quoted above lead 10 The
belief That II is native, and that It's value In a.rl-
culture was his, made known from this country and H.
Reputation las gsiu and Continues 10 have fist rs
l4bllshed here.
A. l.. ELWYN.
Philadelphia, june 81 lsi7
Johnson, IN his Encyclopedia says ''ihis is rreai
American grass, and is called Imulhy irlm Mr. Inn
othy Hanson, who ist Introduced lis seeds INTO MY
iaad: and we all Know that iur hay il is one Vi our most
Valuable gasses.-Eps Cur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

Houses Improved ftes,aph. Inc Pbiladelp hia In
qureI of yesterday says
Tho magueue telegraph, with Houses improvement,
IS NJ" IN tall operation between his city and Cincnna
'ssapes are hoel,ed aud forwarded with perfect ease
Ih's improvement Is Of much Importance, and greatly
calculated 10 facilitate the transmission oi news and IN,
says OF every description. The characters are an,t,
large. n'ae by the Telegraph itself in apparently pm
ted hiicfs, and with The utmost fapdily Tlarr can
indeed he no mistake with regard To adviees forwarded hy
THIS plan. The results truly wonderful
The Magnetic Telegraph is now completed to Louis
isyillc Kentucky.
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S.iLE or I,tND.

IN rURSu ANtE Of a Deed Of Trust. made To tn,
= Undersigned, by fayelie Johnston and others, they
ong ''e PRESIDENT and Directors Of The Fredercksbun,
Mining Company, b. airing date the 2iih da, of ann,r
loiu' and which is duly recorded in The clerks ,co oI
'he county court, for Amherst county shall. on Satur
day the Ind day Of October next il fair if not on tho
n.A, TAR day Quot being tie Sabbah) exse to sale al
all that Tact Of Land living in The said con,,v IS,
Known by the name Vi Chsses Mine Tract surprised IN
contain 'Nif' "
20 ACRES,
he the same more or less The terms of sale will no
eas Inc title to the said land is believed 10 he o,J
on' me undersigned will convey such title only as Is
vested II him by lhe said deed 90 10
August GEO
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From The .\6yoik Hrrald
THE |. :. FRiGAIE RARrTAN

Professor Robert Grant who has been for some DAYS
pa" ,Nptfmen'lhg on board this nitcied ship. has, ".
are glad To say sue eeded in purifying her She is now
IN Condition 50 healthy that any one may vsi, her with
safety Committee Of medical gentlemen appointed
by government. have Inspected every part # her. and
"ihltpr' forthwith. Mr.. Grant deserves much credit
for his irarlcssness AID ingenuity
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lG3 Acres,

less, being he Land which the said Arnistead
BsrAsdse resides. hko hal. OF the sandy Creek
Mills the Land attached thee,o and is milling APPARATUS
81.
Also all tie said Bark sdale interest. at the dale OF the
said deed IN the Dn,lley adjacent 10 said Mills, the Land
attached thereto and the fixtures, and ohef appufenancos
belonging To the said Dslcry
Also, the following slaves, ylSsr and his vile Winney
Rob,n Jesse, cnfy IA many Pleasant, Arm.esd, Wash
ngion, Mark, ,ille, john Henry boyD Clara and her
four children, Betsy, Harry, Alcey and Aohony Sylvin,
Hannah, Greasy, kitty Alley and her ioar children Judy
little Alley Daniel and Abram, and any increase OF the SAID
female Slaves bornsince the date OF the aiddced OF trust
hlso riding Carriage and Harness, pair Of Carriage
IIof,rs four hoTse W Ox All all the STOCK u
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Sale Of Valuable


= T. y T. -, i n " u ,, 3 Q.
Dy ,tpe Il deed oi trust executed 10 by Amistcad
ID iaisdalr sf bearing date ths iitb day Of March,
lois and al record IN the county Cont o aisx we shall
the 2n and Zist days OF October 1871 beginning ON the
10th ia, Of oelob.r 1917, Sandy Creek Mills N the
county oil ilasr expose To sale by OF public aueon
the follow ns property, 10 wit One certain Tract parcel
OF AND, with lis apurtensncos, lying the waters OF
Sandy Cfeek IN the said COZ ntY ol IlalaI containing
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J b l. [ i y l. +. l. u " IL
FOr SALE
fVNlE fr saio his Tract Of nd in
the c.uu'v Of Is dori both of the Forest Road
- III c, below Liberty and l. from iynbaburg cun.i,ue
about
500 ACR s.
all the cleared and IL good Iii. and IN Ene state OF i'm
proNcment sbpI; 300 deres IN clover other .rasses
10 which 1T is admirably adapted The Tract very
,eniently be di, id d INTO ) Tracts. each wnha
GOOD DWELLING iiOt Sc,
two oite houses being Immediately the road and would
ndse good stand i houses 81 ertanmcnt shops &c ha,
ng at thls time shops IN smiths and Wheel
the other hou.e Gyherc the subscriber re~des) l.
about 2oJ yards o.. the road c,nvclcnut
TWO STORY liz USE
very recently undergone tn rongh repala first rate
APPLE ORCHARD I NJ GARDEN and othor frut
Trees Of every variety Of Fruit good barns shielded
round good negro HOUSES, with stone chin and
ther house that such Kitchen, with Weav
ins house attached Ice House, with very comfortable
with fire ell o st-rae water in the bach
yard The whole place well waterod in the count
wo small creeks running through 1T, with od portion
BOT ON land, well sci in grass.
The subscriber would take pleasure in sh wing the land 10
any wishing to buy Ia lis absence the land viii be
shown by Mr.. \ & tronk, who lives the place les
the end thu year, with the privilege
pairing the Land and seeding at any time
Aug tst lG-wts JOIN $. IEFTWlCil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

HEAR MAINE AND VERMONT
SANGERviLLE, Me, March 2Sth, 1915
Sir The 6 doz Sugar Coated Pills sent to
three months since have been sold AMI have
pre-, ented from sending lnr by press of her
tets They given the best satisfaction Of any mcdi inc
sod in this vicinity To fmar expression, Try
like shot cakes enclose So, and wish you send
Immediately doz boxes Pills think that
will sell in from three months In great
h,ste,
Nouts WV. G.. CLARK
Derby, Vt, April l1h, 1915
Dear Sir or the doz boxes Pills ed from YOU tie
26th February last have but boxes hand
to send early avenen have god
Pills mention, but did sell
that such perfect satisfaction ,r Smiths Sugar Ca
ted Pills will pay Tor what have sold, when
n Boston, send nv mail if YOU direct
Respectfully yours, SC,
II. MtPlNN.
Yours truly,
{. * F.. CANFlELD.
For sale in I.ynclburg by
JOHN IL. SEAN, Druggist,
Sept e-6m Acct Tor the Propr ctor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

Virginia
i Ru,es he in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Supe.
"A rof Court OF Law ani thancery for the n
herst on Monday, the Ind day # August, iS47
Joseph =. Dil.afd and " ililm lizard, plaintiffs,
against
James 5. Dnrd, John Dlilard, James d. Watts, Trustee
Tor Mary \ Watts and her Children liam l.. Waits, us
husband OF the sud Mary she havn dparte this lie Mo
sts PhliIS and Nancy his nc ecs Cunnnghin and Jane
ms WIT Henry + Beanont, Trustee Tor Elizabeth Ander 81
AID her chi dtcn Jams Andci Elizabeth lis wife,
and John W lithai and sarah his wife, Defendants,
In CHANcERY.
The Defendants, Henry f. Bea and James p Andef
son aid Elizabeth his we, having entered their appear
ce and SNen security, according the Act OF Asemb ana
e rules OF this Court, and appearing by satisfactory e
donce that they no, inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
Is ordered that the said defendants do appear here on tho
first Monday in December next, answer the bill OF the
Plaintiffs, and that acoy OF this oido be forthwith inserted ia
some new Ipcr Published in the town OF Lynchbug Tor
two nc maths successfully and posted the door OF the
Court House Of this county.
Copy--Teste,
ROBERT TINsLEY, OK
August i6-vr2m
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Virginia
+ Court, continued and held for Franklin county, AT
n the Court House, the Sra day Of August, ISL
Jesse Harris, Plaintiff,
against
John Harris, Defendant
IN CilANCERY.
The Defendant not having entered Appearance ard civ
security according A. unbN and tlc rules o
his Court ard it appearing tie satisfaction 81 the Court
hat he is inab o tbs Commo. wealth. the
OF the Plaintiff by counsel 1t is tha the
defendant do appear hfc NOV emlcr Court next and an
the Plaintiff bill, and thai copy OF THIS order be put
shcd in newspaper, Published IN the OF ,nch
hlfg Tor two months and posted the iion
door OF the Court House OF this county.
Copy-Tcs,e,
no. \. SCOTT, D. G.
August 23-w2m
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IMPORTANT ESTABLISHMENT.

Il has been heretofore stated that the contracios for
The machinery o The great steamer, authorized to
he mll al The Guspn, Navy Yard in contemplation Of
erecting permanent fnndory aud cores ondns works
r that and other objects oil public and private enterprise.
aate recently been examining the different locai ons ON
b sides Of fyrr, Tor the selection ola suitable site
r thcpufpuse We now learn, that their preference Is
gwen the extensive wharf property Gaspor belong
iaa 10 the heirs ol he late William Dchs N, Esq "a
mos udlcious selection for whlle II Is within stone
throw 81, the Navy 1afd wall. there depth Of water
al the whah sufficient IN flat the largest ri of craft
NJ re space II needed he Obtained. we presume upon
ia brns; and have heard Of no obstacle in the ay
erecting such an establishment as will complete "
meet the views OF It's hIunders. Our n.ghbor the Guu-
ret, gives The Ut General Dun Green Of ash
lng on cy and General Hambrgh,. Colonel james
(zmcTon, nohef IL |. ). Senator Cameron aud A
Mahslry ESP. Of Penns wanna TIE principals IN
tbs cute puzr, Inch vnw with peculiar favor n,
calculated Ia give ANEW impulse To The prosperity ii both
sid, ST harbor though sister town mus f 81 i,
mn,e sensbly-anl ~ sincerely ryicr IN the prospect
Of The ocnehl she sdcsllued To reap from II.
.Ng7oh Herald
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

VENETIAN BLINDS.
STAR Rods.
Ivory Knives and Forks,
Walters, Plated and Brass Candlcsticks
suffers and Trays.
Bell Metal and Enamelled Kettles,
Tea Kettles, Spice Mr,ars,
Coffee Mills. Spittoons,
Scisssars and Shears.
Hem,ning' genuine Needles. &C. Sc
Received and Cor sale BY
lane lo-s GREGORY EOVAII
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" The Daa.ilIc Herald will copy.
FIVE IOBlCCO LIND ron A.3IE

FIVE IOB.lCCO LIND FOR N3LE
1NIf slbcribe. Tor s.s his Ira of and y mn in
tue co nty oi Franklin, the waters oil snow eek
containing 7l2 ACHES
lns Land lies well well waered and heavily timber.
Gu (one esceile hne timber, to several aw
mas ANei. ar2e port on al tins tract j. rich ! ob.cco
"u bout ~ ICES oil " hch is cleared and set in clover
tr Sidney smith will take pleasure IN ,hening il TO ,nv
'n1 wishing 10 rsnase. FERNS liberal money or negro.
''"1n l., l',m " NJ. {. SMITH
NY lIdr1ss -Arnod;on, Campbell co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
Commissioners OEce, amherst C. h

Commissioners O}ce. .9'nhe,st C. H.
ocpe bier 9th S47
The par sinierscd III he force. ing ur4.l viii lakc
notice i'id lave appointed The 10 u.y of NoyemD,,
htA 10 e"liiIiIce The accounts therein mention d. TN
WHICH day. al ~ ei"rk Ia Tie unralng. they are 10
quest ~ altenu al my office with h ir accounts y,uc
aud crpies oi C"ull alefs prepared 10, eaa,n,ao
and s., tuc.itHt.
ROBERT NJ. BRO n, Cou'r.
Sept. 27-wiw