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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-04-08
BEWARE OF A LoAFER.

The public is cautioned against Ioaier
passing through The country, by the name
Of W. Barth. lie says he is physician
aud Processes TO be the first pracIlcer Of
animal magnetism IN the country, he hay-
ing seen il first practccd by the Bramins
of India. Ile didlled Us out Of several
dollars for printing handbiIls, and we be-
leye he left Mr.. Sadler minus a part of
his board bill. So lial landlords aud ptin-
tiers vii Do vel to be on their guard. lie
is rather badly dressed and makes dirty
appearance, but has large stock Of i'm.
pudence.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-04-08
RETREAT or SANTA ANNA

We understand from reliable authority
says tie llstaDoras Flag OF The 10 d uli,.
mo, that there are letters IN town from
MexlcaDs stating that SANTA Anna is IN foil
retreat 10 San LUIS PoiosI. The letters
also state that be held a consultation si,h
his principal officers alter the FIRST days en-
gagemeni, aud tina. a retreat was then siren.
uously advocated. Before the battle CON.
menced, the Mexlcans firmly believed lhat
"en. Taylor would retire before their vast.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-04-08
NV THOUGHTS AND FACTS.

II ought 10 DO remembered by the free
traders when they ~, around cotton
bale and tAiua thar there isto,Ing else IN
all the country beside, that the hoy crop
OF tie UHled States the last seasons worth
three tunes the amount Of tie cotton crop.
he boots and shoes manufactured IL tue
United SAFES are twice Tie cash value Of
the cotton crop. The hats, bounet4 and
caps made IN the United S,ates are also
twice tie value Of TIE cotton crop. Ia.
dian CON three times rs value, and hay and
wheat three times rs yaiut. Yei, when
protection IS asked for there tn ngs, we are
told that Il IS Tor the privileged lew, to
the injury and neglect Of the great masses
who are engaged IN cotton planting when
IN fact, 1t IS the smallest and the weakest
interest Of all the great productions Of The
country. II ought 70 be remembered also,
that the cotton planter gets more for his
cotton at home Than he ever gets abroad,
runs less risk Of losses, and receives his
money sooner buys his goods tom the
Manufactured 10 whom he Sc Is bis cotton,
made from bisown raw material, ofa better
quality, and at a cheaper price, ,han from
abroad. Under such circumstances, where
Is the oppression of which hc complains
But change - most certainly gong on
IN all The Southern States. We learn from
the Iuscaloosa (Aa.) Monitor, that the
business q manufacturing ironi. steadily
spreading itself in Amblma that bed. ot
he Iinest ore arc found to an lncalcuable
extent IN Tuscaloosa county, and it IS as.
ceriained 10 be superior to any ia the South
or West. An iron master Of Tennessee
who compared Il with his own, gives il the
preference both for quantity aud quality.
We learn also from The snme paprr
That there are eighteen cotton factories IN
6eor2la. II is ihnught that there iqa can.
lial ct million aud half invested in these
lactones, and tina, they pay a dividend Of
from = 10 "a per cent. % TIL, capifaE -
There are besides some other .tm,lor
works 10 the course of erection.
SImlaf improvements are going forward
IN other States. 1t IS truly claddcnlno
ana refreshing TO see these Indications ;
we learn IRON Now Orleans piper, thar
? large establishment called tho BeIyllle
IRON Works" Company. comprising d
range OF exiea ave buildings, are IN the d
curse Of construction opposite that civ. Il
hese works are being erected by com. ]
ANY with ample capital, and the Two Il
will cover a space or five hun. /
ircd feet deep. They viii, it is stated {
j'Ve employment to three hundred work Il
men, Give us certainly and stability in Il
"f iarit policy, and our progress viii be ]
rcat and glorious. j
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-04-08

Is superior numbers. aud that IN his retreat
ihey could supply themselves with proyls-
ions. Of which they were in much need
almost starving. Finding the Americans
obstinate, and determined TO fight for their
eatables with the lofocIousness Of bulldogs,
they despalied OF getnns a dinner iIom
then, aud deemed It prudent TO retire.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-04-08
THURSDAY. April =. Isi7.

ga We are authorized to announce the
Hon. ID. NJ. Barringer, as Candidate TO
represent the third Congressional District
10 The next Congress Of The Z. States.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-04-08
CAPT. ANDREW n. roRTER.


we regret To find among the Killed IL
INC battle between Gen. Tay lor and Santa
Anna, Capt. Andrew 4. Porter. he was
'otmefIy Of this county, and il known 10
many OF our euizens. He has a tathcr
mother, several brothers aud many other
relatives residing IN this county al his
TINE 70 mourn ms death. He was a pfIn.
yer aud published a paper IN Llncooon
Tor several years He was a fino noble
hearted fellow aud has fallen pobly fight
ing iof tho honor Of hi. country. As no
- The first son Of Old MccklenbDrg that
mas 'a'len, we suggest The propre,y Of her
c'''z'hs contributing sufficient sum to
naVe his reu ins brought back and inter.
fod 10 his native soil, What would DO
more patriotic and grateful to the feelings
. hef ch'zens. II has been dono already
u numerous Instances. i, is true, he went
rom Arkansas but lhat does not mako
nm any the less a North Carolnian. No
I'obi L he had boon here he would have
olunlecred,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-04-08

ne Dublin Evening Post says that it is
oe,'''n'y WITHIN the mark in stating that
az 'eas' th,t'y persons PERISH daily from
hunger IN Ireland.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-04-08
From The y. 0 Pleayane. Of March p.

From the n. Q Picsyane, Of March 81.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM sALTiLLO.
Further Particulars 81 ths B4ttie II Bueaa VIZ.
ta-Arirat Vi Dr. 7uI@r- DespqteAes from
Col. Gurus
Dr.. Turner, bearer Of dispatches from
Col. Curtis, arrived here tbs morning At q
O'Clock. lie embarked at the Rfazys m
she schooner 81. Paul, on ihe / I,h last.
which vessel he Ieit fifty miles below the
city last evening, and took passage IN the
towboai De Solo. We learn from hlm yer
baIiy tina, II IS understood u. Camargo tia,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-25

! I tbe
Il or eaar Il la" , arr ''.se'l - ''''9.'
.fdsy Of N1seinh.r Z, 1911. p.;.:e
y Ilsu Bufaftt, ''
against
,..,, m. = s.r.~-s and ipanrn c.
hio'afa n -, t',-,3,a u5f.r.rt did Micaiah Ia
nan. Il a. =. ~ l--'I I.AnJ Parv.s AID Nj
VI - - - Ill and IL. T. his VII. An
ia h,' - - -, ,isii In II Hancock. Abra-
mn - Ian ~ ,,, Zl.b,ry flea. an
ham She,''' a,a 80 - r. me- H. Hancock
marina. IA, WI, WI i @ Ii3as,sk IT,, last infants
i'3,'e, y h. 4 & llnc5sl then uar,ta, AID
-, .e. = - NJ nefaud14fls,
Is Cu4xztaY.
Tic I=renl4als Ua,aafl { IIerarick, AL Icy, lis
VII arl T. . her Mo-. not having ea'erea thslf aPea
ar and oven security. according To TIE NJ OF Assembly,
,n tat Tn, are ut inhabitants Il III. Commonwealth
l. - ordered thai hry do appear tue CLERKS Oti.e al the
County, 10 be he'd therein on III h'- Monday IN alb
r1ary cxt and the bill oil the Plaintiff, aud that t'
order hei,crtel in paper published IN tina town o
Inchb3fg for so months sareS'Yet, .nl posted at the
font dosro CoIthoac Of this County, some Count
.ay Copy-Iesfe,
I lael by adj, lrum-n aal held Lot the County OF An-
her.t at tue Courthouse, Friday the 27I day ofAusus
lsl7:
pf,sscr Powell and James Lee, Plaintiffs,
,,rt;.yJ
-. ,l.s,74, PIT, p, H.,
and Nancy his vile, James Ner,cll aud Fnnee his wife
Iinscy padyctt, and Elizabeth his vile, George Powell,
infant under y years ri as thar'es J. Lee hpes Pho s
right o his wifi, Lucy Phelps aud his infant children,
Nd"Y iH5 PH' ''d .'4 u ~ anu ~ Ina" "P, OH
i,I AMI ,hri''r,,I rbiIl,'n EIz5batb and mos Sal
- I'll 1T. H. 1T. v,,.f., ,, ,g-;.,l
- -, - u n - -. ~ go
s,, I NJ I'm Iee L. ,Iey ,ni a., Non e h,s
- ni5 ~ pltt ,I I,,. a.. iii. I,,. p,n.u ,to
- nEzli.L ~, 3,,ri.'.t - If = n,,as 1: p.nou
ID ls,c 3 ftIe and ,nnr r. hi, wifi. Anlrcv J Wood
@ ,d Eli,, Ia ., II. an / >n.,r /, L,,on and S,n,,
,,. It'd IN, h.tl, ~ Ia, ,rb,u,,. INN.
III and So, -, sl,lI,,., ,,l Leirs Al I,,, ~
.,sl,,,,s Pill l...,l 80 D.r,,l,,ts
1N (HAHRERY.
On motion of the said Robert Tiascv administrator ot
Thomas POWELL decd il aopearn. thlt rnarr than two
years have elapsed since the qualification OF l, ainti
fr~sof Powell as dnanst,t t Richard Powell IN TN,
curt doth orler that all n.,s,ns Oh may L,,, claims
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-25
From he ,3mericdn Farmer.


T. II / T. L NJ s
Porlhp Houses .-lhcsc should be thoroughly cleans
ri aud nhe washed. walls riusts and nest, Al th,s
season ihom should I've kept 10 The hen house
both lime iT the las 10 pick and ashes for them Il,
dust M and he who desires hts hens Law thrnph ,he
winter must feed hem we'll alternating their feed he
tween corn. oats and hu'lwheat, AMI give them. "a,
once week, small mesSes Of fresh mat ehopt up yer,
tue.
Faitenn5 Hoss-As soon as the mast and nut, Of
Your woods Case to siird food ur yor hogs, pen them
npffsi providing their pens with materials to be com
ecred INTO manure, caTh. mould leaves aud weeds
When You hrsl zen your hogs 1--WE to each tea 81 AN
tnl ei Hour OF sulphur In mess,s OF molslencd meal -,
bra-fepeai tins every other day for week say three
Times linen you may Commence your regular FEEDING
1t is best to cook whatever pun kins vou NAV feed my
Ilile NEIL with each mess, which should be seasoned
Win salt lhe hogs should be provided with A rubb,nn
rost-haTe dry covered apartments 10 sleep in receive
hay portions oi charcoal and rotten wood as these are
hs necessary 10 Keep the stomach IN tone corn meal
." IN X the hgs take on flesh and fat A handful
81 well sed hickory ashes given mess feed occasion.
ally Will be found 10 be conducive 10 the health of the
hog Above all things let not The farmer forget that the
hog Is one Of the best animals manufacture lnanuf,
and that every cart Load otmould which he may suppi,
10 his pen, he will every seven DAYS convert mi
good manure. The hog should at least twice wcrk
have salt pnl IN his irongh that being 6rs, cleaned ont
and dried lie should also receive fresh water twice
day.
Shcep. Sheep should be provided with a o, od shed
out being entirely closed il should be sufficiently SO Ia
keep them from the injurious effects of and snow
" this racks and ronghs should be provided To feed them
They should be regularly suppled with salt lhroup hont
the seasJn. say three times week; in trough "a h.
under cover, there should be weekly supplies u fresh
tar to be spread over with saltto tins they should be
furnished with bnughs Of the pine twice a month Where
wool Is the object. small quantities bean De should
be allowed them IN addition their long and loot fee
rs the brans contain Of the wool forming principle
than any other vegetable food.
Chipping Feed-As grain when chopt goes farther
Than when fed whole, by at least IS per cent We re
commend that Ill grain fed to horses and cattle should
be thus prepared and mixed without straw or hay This
saving in the consumption OF grain worthy of being at
tended to- as it will enable the farmer to sell So much
mere money into his packet. Bat independent Of the
saving, by choppng the grain, you present it in form
10 the stomach OF the animal which is easier dge
and which consequently tends more to encourage tue ella
boralion Of flesh and fat.
Isl received, by express dozen BLACK Cloth
SACKS suitable TOR winter wear Also box OF rencl
lfa-t-~
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Merchant Tailoring.

Merchant Tailoring
! OIL y . Il Il r. !.
.Hhc OH Siid of I'm. s. J. Oakcy
VN'Oll.D respectfully inform the cItihcus ii Lynch
W hurg. aud tins public. that he will continue It
conduct at the old ziaud ii husell aud brother the
TAN .ORlNG III SlNFSS
IN all liz branches He has noN hand, aud will con
liu,ae keep. a beautiful assortment ot Cloths, tassl
ncfee. Ncsunrs, and IN iacl everything suitable io Gen
llrntos weaf whlchh will make up 10 ordct IN the mos
fashionable slJl,s. haudsln, fits aud warranted work
mlnsmp lie would mVllc The attention ol the public
10 hIs stock
lob Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-25
10 tfsr Public.

Nv ING been appointed Agent by Mcssr john StrutIcrs
son OF Philadelphia, othe largest shnen.
he In'od states, or the sale of Marble ok in general
| am now ready to fill o1der. for
Arabian. Egyptian. Italian ans BardicHa
VI Il. Il u l. T. N n " I T. l. s
At hI lowest Cash price and tlcr delivery in I,nehbnrs
onu eoui'i,n' warranted Tomb STONES and Marble Mon
the store q" ID W Moore Main Street ">1 i"
~ the latest style of nish stucro rrnic.s
e M',,hS to haye new old lor> 5ftel up after the
Hig tie Northern Cities, do -, by applying 10 sub
itJlN lone
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is'sittii !:

Virginia
1 Rules held in the Clerk s Office of the Circuit e't
a rior Court al Law and Cbancey ,for Bedford county,
18th day of Oct,ber, 1877
John $. Ieitwich and Edmund Irvine, Planth''
against
Abncr Christian aud Robert Steptoc,
Defendants
IN CHANcERY. ii,
The defendant Abncr f. Christian, not having enu
appearance and given security according to the act oil
bly, and The rules ot this Court, and appearing by n
tory evidence that he is nhabiant OF TINS ace
wealth: Il Is ordered, that he do appear at Il, mr.
OF the said Circuit Superior Court 81 Law and ~ sv
Bedford county, rules be held therein the h
in January and Ell the plaintiffs bin and % avn
der be inserted in newspaper published IN va 1.-THE
OF ynchbarg, n two months successfully, ana Po uri
'rm door OF the CouEt House OF this county on SUM
day.
\ Copy -Jesto, 49, -.
Oct -l-w2u ! = Nfi>'->.
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Cab Tor 10 hcUS.

For Sale;
Il TIE House and Lot, IN Federal Hill nov,
EA5stHa occupied 10y the Rev. D. :. loeeett and
E.E -, belonging 10 the heirs of the late Mrs Ann
k..S NJ. Morgan, Is for sale. 1t is situated in a
~-s@Ss2AhS~ pleasant part of the town, good neyh
horhood aud is most desirable residence having good Oat
Houses and large and excellent garden
For the state the title and the terms ann lir,ti, ,
made 10 MIR poggcu or Gen. H. Rodes.
Sept 9-ws
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerk. Office Of the
Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for Bed
d county, the lth day Of October, 1917:
David Saunders, Jr and Ann Zoetta his wife and Robert
W, Abfam w, Lucy {, lcama NJ, Daniel J. w and
John vi saunders, children OF SAID David and Ann /oea
ana winch children infants under the age oil q wears VINO
sue by the said David Saunders, their er and irend
palnllns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-25

EDWIN r. PAGE.
Il T q Il " + y 4 + l. "A "
CAMPBELL { IL, VA
WILL practice IN all The Courts of Campbell county,
the Quarterly and superior Courts Of Franklin,
Pnt,ylsaoIa and Halifax Counties,
f.. X and J W. PAGE,
Having associated themselves in the practice Of the
Law, viii attend the Courts in lSNCuBuHG. AMHERST
tMrrErr.. FR>NKrlN, PirrsfL, and llALIFNN.
Al business entrusted to their viii have prompt al
lention.
For f.. Il PAGE. address Campbell I. H.
j W P4GE still retains his office in ynchburg.
July 22-ts
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40 . heel long and r II al end and
l2N - at the other
10 " % feet long and - y II at ono end and
l3 - at the other.
The two last items to he Of heart. yellow or white
pnc-the remainder yellow pine or white oak. all heart
WALTER GWNNN.
Chief Engineer James River
NV. ll-tl5D and kanawha Conpiuv.
~ Tho fncastc Democrat and Valley Wing will
publish nh day Of letting.
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against

locky Saunders widow OF David Saunders decd James
saunders, William l. Saunders, Robert II n Saunders,
'fnsavus A. Saunders aud Thomas T. Saunders in Their
own rights and executors Of David Saunders decd and as
Trustees OF the Panus under i'll of said David Sann'
defs, James + Bouldn and Malnda his WIFE Thomas r.
Mitchell and Ann -. his Niic John p Chiffon and En.he
hls WIFE John Galloway and Lucinda his wife, David ana
John J. Snder children and heirs Sally Snder ana
W am ' Suider, Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-25
To Nilfialn(,Il.,.Y:

'INAhf NOTICE, that we SHALL the 2oth day of DE.
cember 1917, AT the Courthouse OF Green County, in
o State o kentucky proceed TO takc the dispositions Jcs.
Sc tiundy, William isle, Ilenty Sradct, Jacob "a DAVIS
ir John Harden Robert Spman, John Barnett Samuel \
spencer W ism Curry, HaniH Molly lliam W, Stock
ton and W lillian lutch9son, and the said
dePoSlonS are not taken that day, then shall proceed
al INC place above named on the 21hday OF December ISL
10 take the same, and when commenced shall continue
Gay TO day. until said dispositions completed which depo
sions art 10 be read evidence trial OF a suit de
pending IN the Circuit Supetinrt uu of Law and Chancery
o Franklin County IN which Won nsgnees Of Batholc-
new curry, are Plaintiff, and Defendants And on
the IN day OF January ISIS the place above named we
shall proceed 10 take such o the said dcuoston may not
be taken either OF the above named continue from
DAY to pay until they completed be read evidence
the trial of sld suit Yours SC
AhUkN Ciltl DRESS,
WILLIAM tIiII. DRESS
Ny IL ~ Administer Il sbt5f IilAs-S dr, a
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rTNtIE undersigned having qualified hamnistrarix dc
1 boHS non with the will annexed of h late W lillian
Morgan, decd all persons having claims aglnSt his estate
are requested 10 present them Tor adjustment Ana those
dchtca 10 it likewise requested to make pay ment.-
Prnmptncss in both eases is desired.
CAROIINE F. K. MORGAN
Opvrnhcr iS-w3w
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.SOfiCP.

4 YOUNG LADY, who is qualified TO teach tho various
branches ot English education French, Latin and Greek
wishes 10 obtain situation in family teacher the
vt year Any communication. Qa>tpaid) ADDRESSED to \
b, Campbell 1. H., Va Will be promptly attended to-
Nov iLw1m
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POI TIC Al.
TIE WORLD FOR SALE.
r. REV. RALPH noyT.


re ,eorld for ssls hang out the s'gn,
Call every ,Ia,clle; here 70 me
Wks'll bu. this brave estate OF mine,
Ard set NJ from earth,s bondage tee
lis going yes mean to fling
Thc bause from my soul ava}.-
III sell /, whsisoiet It hing
The world at auction here io-aai
TITS glorious thing 20 zee.
Al, it has Cheated me sure
il IS not what At seems T. be
Per siit lit shall be mnc no more
Gene, turn il DER and view it ~ell.-
would 10; have ,nn purchase dear
~. going going,-I must SELL
who hi.ls' Who'll RI. tn. SrirSrln TEAR.
Heres Iiee'fh in flittotiag hops Of gold -
Who bids E But let me tell you lair,
A baseT lei vss never sold
who'll buy the heavy heaps ofeare'
And hefc SPREAD ol in broad domain,
sgooaly landscape all may irae,,
Hall--coitagc-- ield-hll aud plsini
Who'll bu, hiateh burial place -
Heres Lore, the dfeary potent srell,
That beauty Aings around the heart
| know lis powers, alas too well
Is goine. Love and mus, pat
Mus part - "A hat can tuarr with .e,s,
Al over tic cnehan,efs rcign
Who'll bu, tie rlume'c's dyine dove
An hour 81 hli,s-an age Of pain
And f1tni'li.P, raresl itr i on earth
(~ ho c'ef hath found the Ievcl hi.D
, rail fehle, iai>o and little worth
Tho aids Tor F5ionfsiip--as IT Is
'Iis gsiuc gnng - Hear the call
Once, t,,,-e, AID thrice lis ter, la~
Iva. one m, hpi'e, my STAY, my al,
but noN In htukfn stall must -
fame Hold ihe brilliant meteor hs -
lilo" darling e,an F,ldsd name
" millions aav IS tls time r. by
low much ioi Fia,s How much tor lam,'
ilcat how ii thunJ.t, Would YOU stand
On h,Eh Diympse. lf rea"~nd.
NoN IN ,hqsr, and world corui-nj.
Aud bo--w.lh worlds curs,, efowudt
s~ecl star Of Hope2 with ray tosllnc
IN every sad Ir,ebodmg ht,a,,
tsee this depending one 81 mine
" ho bids ~ man last iricnd and h,,ls
An "ef1 10. mine a hankfapi hia,
Tim ,ea.atc shoaIl NY soul sustain
- Hope and arc nov al stuic,
Nai ever may uer' again.
Al ~utfrr t',t ale iux ttHtpr'f.. Into.
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LETTER car, AND NOTE P.lPER.
~ b Payne has in store full supply of Letter
~ Cap aud Note Paper. almost every variety Of
9nlilty and price. some very cheap. also Envelopes.
Motto Waters, Seals, Sealing Wax, &c, &c.
Nov. 22-ts
FstHHkS fOrSnic 0f fhiS Office.
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UNCLE LihE IN TOUN,
|" AT the same Old stand.
ON MIN STREET.

INllE subscriber would most respectfully return his
thanks 10 the public generally Tor the worry liberal
continuance NJ the same, pedgng 10 exert himself The
utmost 10 present article OF Hats 10 the public un
surpassed in style beauty and finish Hat making, like
all other sciences progressive, aud he has made
provcmeat in fitting the Hat the various shapes of
heads, which cannot fail to please the most ia>dlous
connosseors. All that he asks is an impartial exanina
ton Of his
HITS md C.7TS.
his stock OF Hats and Gaps being very large present
added 10 which Is large aud Wcll selected stock of
STlPLE DRY GOODS,
to which he would invite a.! IN want of any article in his
line, as he will take great pleasure IN waiting upon all
who may favor hun with a call.
Oct 25-Gw J. V'NBOIGU
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v lRtilNlA Sr:-At Court ofInonthy session, held tn
tho county u tampbcll,at the Clerks Office thereofplr
sn1ni to Law" ON Monday, the llth October, 1917
john Mitchell, Plaintiff,
against
John Garden and Mary his wife, Claiborne Tucker and
Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Davis and Elya his wife, MIR
TIN Blbb and his children, Mary Lucy Emily and Margsd
Bihh, John Mitchell, (son Of Wilam) William Mitchell,
David Mitchell, Benjamin Rane and Nancy his wife, rlos.
Stevens and sally his wife, Adam Craig and Polly his
Tarpley MITCHELL and John {. Johnson, Defendants
IN CHANCERY
The DEFENDANTS Samuel DAVIS and El,ira his wife, Mar
tin Bbb and lis chiiden Mary Lucy Margaret and Emr
Bhh Adan Craig and Polly his Wife David Mitchell. and
Benjamin Ran,s and Nancy his wife, having cnter,d
their appearance and given security according to the o
Assembly and the rules o this Court, and appearing
satisfactory evidence that they nhabitant.
Con monweath 1t is ordered that they appear here
second Monday December and the bill olrh
Plaintiff and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in the lynchburg NgInian, for month. successfully
and posted at the front door OF the Clerks office this
~, on some Court day.
Copy-Teste
GEORGE " Nj. DABNEY Clk.
Oct. l4-w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-25

ENGINErR's OffleE, Nv. $, lSl7.
TO TIMBER CONTRACTORS
@FAl.ED PROPOSALS will be received at the
y Company office IN Richmond, until the 9Th of
December next, for the following bill of Timber To be-
delivered =, any point on the canal between Lynchburg
NnrII IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-25

Great bargains
In FaIl add " inter Goods.
M nov rcraI#lar aneNt,usIsr assafhnCat oi neH
! FALL and WIN IER GOODS. comprising every
variety ui
Ladies Dress Goods; { loths. tassimeres aud
Scstings. for Gentlemen Negroes Go
thing. Blankets and " DOL Hats
Hats aud Caps FOR gentlemen,
Linen Cambrir TIandk crehicfa,
Hosiery, Gloves Iaces,
sud great variety 81 uhst rpods suited 10 the preset
scasaa all Of which Viii be id very low iJ cash. 10
pnneinal customers an the usual tnc. respectfully IN
vite all prfs IN want OF cheap Goods, either by
Wholesale OR RETAIL,
10 call and examine MY stock, as am determined to sci
az lua q. any house IN the upper country.
Sem Us T.. ! 81 RTON.