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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-24


against
John W Royd, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered n.
appearance and given security, according la The art
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he nhabania
this Commonwealth, II Is Ordered, That the said d.
endant do appear the rules In be held for the sad
Court on the first Monday in January next and ans1d
the bill of the plaintiff and that copy Of this ordefle
forthwith Inserted in newspaper published IN nc
city of Richmond i0r two months snccrssivrly, ana
posted nj the front door of the State Court house The
said city ACopy-Teste,
nc, li-cyom ROBERTS CLERK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-24

election, toiH be rerifsd by the returns The mqutr
Is too PLAN 10 be doubtful Johnston put himself
boldy and fully upon thc free soil platform. and St
cured by II a support irom Us which made him
governor OF Pennsylvania; while The tale II
LonsslTeih is an omen o; fearful import 10 the
whole tribe oil mum candidates, OF whom Gen.
Taylor is chief. Silence means assent only
when that can be lie only Interpretation. In
Candidate for the Presidency, when a great issue
is presented on which The whole country is divi-
dei, il is understood 10 be cheat, which neither
parry can rely upon Tor itself nor approve, even
IL il might hope Tor The benefits The fraud"
But there is another cause which elected m
common exer,ions in behalf Of Johnston, 10 effect
whose election, i. has been openly charged, large
sums OF money were appropriated. Filty-se-
ven applications for Bank charters had been
made 10 Gov. Skunk, who had steadily resisted
them. They we're as follows 81 applications
for new charters, nearly nineteen millions of dol.
lars; p for renewal OF old banks [broken or cx-
pred nine millions dollars; and Tor the in
crease OF CID Banks, million and half dollars
amounting in all to lwenIy.nine and h. IN
lions dollars. "This powerful interest," says The
New York True Sun, mas exerted most cor
rupt influence, and the Compliant promises Of
Mr.. Johnston combined all this influence upon
him as opposed TO Loneslreth, whose integrity
could not be shaken in the matter. The infu-
ence Of this interest may be seen. The only sur
prise is that more has not been effected. 1t will
be RENE mbered that Pennsylvania had the nc
ney collected from taxes and deposited 10 the
vaults Of Philadelphia bank, 10 meet the Feb
ruaIy inieres, on the Stale debt in lS4l That
bank failed when the State drew upon i, in favor
OF its creditors, and the State became insolvent
until The money was made up By increased taxa
ton. That Infamous bank is one Of those which
is now seeking re-chatler al the hands Of The PEG
pie whom it robbed, and 10 effect il plant lime
serving iederalis, Governor was necessary; and
we have the results"
The Philadelphia Spirit of the Times COM
men,ing upon these numerous banking schemes
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01
Poetry run Mad.

We have seen 'nachine poetry" and read "poctry
for the Million" but the fellow who manufactured tho
following is entitled 10 "our hat" 1t excels anything
IN that linc wo have yet socn.
There is not in this wide world valley SO sweet
As that whero they've Holsters and oysters 10 eat;
And down 10 that beach poor exile Of Erin,
Ono morning spicd with hun:ry NAV stcern';
The dew on his thin robe hung heavy and chill,
And he walked into the oysters and muscles 10 kill,
Hail, Columbia, happy land!
For arOrser times nigh at hand;
If l could read my title clear,
would right off for Texas steer;
And those who mel me on the way
have no doubt 10 me would say;
o, tell me, bue.eyed stranger
Say, whittier dosl thou roam?
Through these cane brakes ranger,
Hast though no settled homer
o, say, can you SEQ by the dawn's carly light
The musquilo heard al the twilighs last cleaning?
The musquito that bit US so fcrcey all night,
Thut kept the while from eer sleeping or drcaming7
Loud roarcd the dreadful thunder,
The deugc poured,
Tho clouds seemed rent assunder,
Yet wife lay still and snorcd!
And then sung
With trembling tongue,
Hush, my dear lie still and slunbcr,
Valiant armies guard thy bed,
Fleas and bed bugs without number
Gently wander round thy hcad
OF in the Silly night,
Err slumbcrs chain hath bound me,
feel the cursed bite
OfsomcIhing crawling round me!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01

A gallant, somewhere-we forget where
was asked how he succeeded in his at
tcmpts upon the heart Of Miss Smith? so
we'll" said he, that l have The refusal of her
hand"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01
NUMBER 43

reelng home to his family, night after night,
was once its ornament and its pride. The ap.
petite for strong drink was INDUCED in, and now,
instead of the intelligent and gentlemanly citi.
zen, he is at times little better than dwelling
idiot; these things come from very small begin.
nings. The young men who indulge in even
an occasional glass of wine, on festive occa.
sion, may escape this end. possibly-they think
they shall escape it-so did poor Thompson
so did every man, who now fills a drunkards
grave, or is reeling towards it. But they should
know that there is no safety but in abstinence.
"The appetite grows with what it feeds on"
and there is not one Of them, who may not come
to as sad an end as his who has called forth this
article. Let the young men Of this community
think of these things. and be warned!
Ner Hampshire Telegraph.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01

Dobbs. on being asked If he had ever seen
the "Brid ge ofSighs," replied, "Yes I've been
travelling on it ever since was married."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01

Making in round numbers $50 per acre in
favor of "rcnovaling," nor is the estimate
forced one. The actual increase Of the
crops is greater than the amounts assumed;
and if fair average was made of the wheat
in the Joint crop OF oats and wheat, the ag-
grcgatc result would be increased some IS
to Sc per acre.
There should perhaps in the view of some,
be a charge for draining, and Tor hauling
and spreading the liuc; also for the manure
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01

*It was CLEANED with the horse rake, and by the
hogs, vet sufficient seed was left on tho land, TO
produce this year roiumie'r crop OF wheat with
the grass, estimated By many who saw it, as well
worth harvesting.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
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TERMS.

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Fifty Cents within six months, Four Dollars al Tie cx
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Advertisements inserted - per square, ourteen
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1uent insertion The number of insertions to be noted on
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aa Monthly advertisements will be charged The same as
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All Obituary Notres exceeding six lines and COMMUNE
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ft or ust-or putting Exhibitions will he charged as advcr-
liSc,n-nts.
Ntl,tters b. mi, must be post paid to laScrc pnnc'"a
attention.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01

FAT FEEs.--Mr. Frcancr, the corrcspon-
dent of the New Orleans Dclta, acted, as 1t
is said, as one of the actonecrs in the sale OF
government property at Vera Cruz, rcallz'
ing $4,000 in commissions on the sale.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01

EUROPEAN ArrA1Rs.-Thc foreign INTEL
ligencc assumes SO many phases, with the
arrival of each steamer, that tho mind is per-
picked by contradictory appearances and al
ternalcS between opposite conclusions. En-
ropcan politics, leave nothing on which can
be written, as the experience of tho past,
serving as Il guide to the future, but what
the next wave of revolution will obIItcralc.
In the tempest that is sweeping over The
whole domain of European politics, the me-
MORALS Of wisdom and the lrIumpEs Of
craftsmanship, as exhibited in the councils
Of cabinets and the records of diplomacy,
would appear to have lost all value as his
toricaI lessons. In The chaotic confusion Of
ahairs-in the slrugs c of conflicting opn-
ions the judgement is cOnfnundcd 10y the
cross lights which are thrown over the
whole picture. II armies change from hos
tile array to an attitude OF peace, there Is
no assurance that some sinister agency may
not suddenly reverse their position. If an
armisticc is concluded giving at one moment
the prcsagc Of peace, it is almost the next
instant threatened with sub, version, through
spmc counlcrvailIng influence. II the dip
lomacv OF the great powers appears now tc
be under the control of cabinets, it is ncX
to a miracle if Immediately after It IS moi
submitted to the action of popular bodies
The National Assembly al PARIS, and the
Parliament at Frankfort, may al any momcn
snap the thread Of tho most delicate ncgntl
alton, and disconccrt the most skllul ar
rangemcnS. Diplomacy and the work ,oi lh'
sword no longer do the bidding of AuIic coun
cils and imperial cdicts. Clubs have taken thi
place of cabinets Associations have bccom'
the organs of political power. The popnIa
orator, within his sphere, sIlcnccs the voice o
policy. The tribune echoes back the public
call for hostile demonstration or the marc
Of armies
There appears. in fact, to be two antago
mist forces at work throughout Europc-na
lional jealousy and popular disqnlct-lh
first making itself known through tho move
mcnls Of armed mcn-lhc last cOuntcracl
ing tendency TO hostility, through the tca
which ncgotiatcs armisliccs, made to be brc
ken. The external pressure is thus held
equilibrium by All equal pressure from wit
in. Austria would long since have regain
ed her dominion over Lombardy, if the ccI
trail authority al Vienna had not been check
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01

This I set down as positive truth: a
woman with fair opportunities, and without
an absolute hump, may marry whom she
likes. Only let us be thankful that tho dar-
lings arc like the beasts of the field, and don't
know their own prwcr!'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01

TO CLUBS.
In order to place the Journal within the reach OF
all we oifer the following reduced rates to Clubs
of new subscribers--paymem TO be made al the
simeot subscribing.
For copies for one year, Slo w
For 6 cePics for cne year, IA oo
For copies for one year, Is w
For 10 copies for one year, II w
For IL copies for one year, "a w
Any one OF our present subscribers will be con-
sidered as one of either of the above clubs, by OBJ
tanning sufficient number of new subscribers to
anaSe up with himself, the T. g. 6, 10, or II.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01

DISTRESSING CAsuALTY.-John X. Sem
.Ic son nf James Scmple, esq, ot Esscx
county, was killed on Friday, by tic accI-
dent discharge of his gun.
He arose very earl y i'll tho morning and
went with one OF the servants IN the woods
(about Il half a mile from the housc) to get
some squirrels from hollow tree. Alter
getting to tho tree he made the boy climb up
with his assistance until he got out OF reach
of his arms, and then put tho but of the gun
under his foot. and while holding on tho gun
went off, and discharged tho whole OF the
contents in his thigh just below the gr''n'
cutting the large artery and several veins.
The scene as portrayed by corrcspon-
dent was truly affecting. a wife naturally
delicate, with a constitution impaired by dis
case, heard the sad intelligence, and forget
TING her pains and weakness, regardless OF
every restraint, FASTENED to the scene OF al
Fiction. Her screams could be heard in the
woods calling Iorhcr husband, who though
within a few PAGES, was unable to answer
When found he was perfectly conscious, but
50 exhausted from loss of blood that every
effort to revive him was !flrlcss.
Fredericksburg Va. Nc'cs.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01

Mix four drachms of sulphuric acid (oil Of
vilrioD with one drach of cold water, suddenly
in cup, and the mixture will be nearly half as
hot again as boiling water.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-01

A PRINc1pLE.--"I hold" said Western
editor with dignifcd emphasis, 81 hold it as
self evident principle, that no man should
take a newspaper three consecutive years
wi,hou, making at least an apology 10 the
editor for not paying for it."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
NiAkDt.N'
MAkDEN'
PA TENT PLATFORM SCALES. BALANCES.
COUNTER SCALES. AND EVERY OTHER
Kind Of weighing Apparatus.


tnF the great variety of Marden's Improved ln>tru
~ men,s for Weighing. have been found Of 50
grea, convenience and utility Tie Platform scale hcb
It's astonishing degree Of accuracy bringing into gen
era use.
The Platform Scale invented by the undersigned. has
great Improvements upon those heretofore in lis
perorlty consists
ls In the simplicity and strength of its construction,
by which liability njure by entirely obvated.
I'd. In the greater accuracy with which light heavy,
or medium drafts can be weighed by it.
3d. In its cost which considerably lower than tina, Of
any other Scale.
These all important considerations in the purchase
Of Scale, and their very sale this country
q refer every firm that has used them is proof Of
their superiority.
The subscriber also keeps constantly IN hand a large
assortment of Scales, Weights and Measures, for both
town and country standards Brass and Copper Scales for
Apohecaries and Confpclioners Scales with and with
out stands. suitable for Grucers, spring Balances Trip
Scales and Roman Stee yards; Iron and Brass Balances
and suitable rppara tus for every size and kind.
Every thing manufactured by the subscriber is war
ranied, and if not found equal what is recommeu
ded. the money will he returned.
Weights graduated TO the Standard of all countries
proved aud waIren ted perfectly correct.
AkiGds of repairing done with correctness and prompt
ness. JESSE MARDEN.
Corner South Charles and Baldeiston streets,
Baltimore.
June l--6n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

Valuable Rea! Estate for Sale

WE will offer for sale the premises, 10 the high
w est bidder, On credit Of one year, eighteen
mouths aud Two years. Saturday. the 4th day nt No
yen.ber nexi. a TRACT OF LAND. the late residence
Of Andrew Whitley, dec'dying on bin sids Of Cllnch
River III ihe county If Iazewrfl. about mile from
J-frrsanviIle c.n.7inng POS ACRES Of guod Land.
well adapted either 10 grazing or grain growing about
50 acres uf which are under god fence and walton,
ind abu 20 We'll set in grass, being equal to
any meadow in the county. Bat what must recommend
his estate is lis great facilities for every kind Of
chinery run with water power. There are on it now a
welt bult and commodious GRiSl MILL, an e-4s
excellent SAW MILL, good HOUSE and Er.;iiiiiil
MACHINERY for running Carding Machine, k-a....A
al supplied from a which al all seasons Of The
yeIr furnishes them with abundance Of water. The
daIn the stream is Of stone and hn IN the very
best manner and all Of the above described buildings
sc. Of The best material and built after The bst and
most substantial manner. There also good stone
- DWELLING HOUSE. and ont houses, such
Lii Smoke II use, Brick Spring House. sc. and
new and convenient Barn and Stables. Persons wish
inc u purchase procure any further information
Wi-h may be desired. in relation to said property, by
applying to John 4. Kelly, Tazewe c. H., Va.
NM. WHITLEY and others.
heirs Of Andrew W hllley, decd.
Sept. 2S-4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
v f " e. O O y 81

|EN lie subscribers are n receipt Of large portion of
u their Fall Supply Of Goods, which Will be sold to
our friends and the public generally (who may favor Is
with their custom as low they be procured in this
market.
Our stock being large and well assorted we are pre-
pared sell, wholesale Goods the most liberal terms
and would ask call r-m Country Merchants.
The following comprises part Of their stock Cloths,
Cassneres and esngs, French Merin,s, Gala Paids.
and Mluseaires. French Casnmeres and Lamarne
palds, splendid Velvet and Merino Cnaks (new STYLES
French work Capes aud Collars. Gall kinds) six rnges
Gmis and Buttons Mprlno Shawls mode and fancy
coours Aoaccas. SILK warp black and fancy do super
fancy dress SILKS. SO ch paids. and Gnghans best
KID and silk Gloves and Egyptian mus, Scarlet, blue,
green and mode colored French Merlno Shoes Boots,
Has and Caps. &c.
SIle Leather, with heavy stock ofcoarse Gcods of
every description. Cal and see.
PETERS AND STIGLFR
Sep. 2l-is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
GREAT ARRIVAL
OF
NEW PAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
SO PA C = = e ES.
BENJAMIN Il. LEWIS.

FA'HE Subscriber would most respectfully invite the
"a attention Of his friends and the public generally. 70
call and examine The largest and desirable Stock Of
New Fall and Winter ods, he has had the plras
Of oterlnI in this market all Of hch mas neen pur-
chased with the greatest call from buyers IS al
| want "a insure SAILS.
Heavy Sariners fl Negro Clothing. all prices,
kersevs Blankets, and LIaseys !, Is and "A.
shepherdstowu make, (oesi seen ia this marke
Lnseys, beaul article high cuOrs al - IL, and 70,
Heavy TweedS for Negroes,
Superior Bed Blankets,
Cotton Oznabaigs. is and T.
Brown Domestics. good article, = 4.
FanneIs Red, White, yellow and Green, Is Is cd, IS
81. s., aud s. 81,
500 pieces C4licoes from s, 10. z. Island lS6d
Apaccas large assortment, from p. 80. . Sd and S.
d., six Warp. fine quality, al 10. 6s and IS.
Do, All color, PllIs and Stripes. New Syles.)
Superior Lama Hose, very superior qualify,
Cashmere do. and Alpaca d.,
Elegant Black six Hose at Is Cd.
large and general ssrimrnt of Glnghams, all col
ors, cheapest IN this market.
beautiful Plaid Cashmer-S at 70 and %, high colors,
Nupefior French Mernues for DRESSES,
The above goods will be sold low any house in The
upper country. Is. Ii. LEWIS.
Oct of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

= TO sADDLERS
NREGORY ( ROYALL. Cat ii. Richards old
IA stand have on hand large and well selected
stock cf SADDl.ERY. winch was bought a sacrifice,
and viii be sod good terms. The stock consists in
part Of the following articles, viz:
Hard 'der, plated, brass and timed Stirmps.
Hard solder, plated, ste and iinled Bride Bits,
Plated, brass and Jtpanned Harness Mounting,
Buckles, If various kinds Narlingale Rings,
Trace and Halter Chains.
Carriage. Stage and Wagon Hames,
G4yt-'s ana other Saddle Trees,
Gotten ana Wool (.rh Web,
Sraininy Web Thread Of various kinds,
Sheep aud NJ rocco Skins,
Hog Skins Sc. SC. sc.
ALso-A god assortment Of Saidlers' Tools.
O:t. Us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

NOTICE.
1Nt1E Co partnership, heretofore existing under the
Il style of Shelton & Hatcher, was this day Dissolved
BY mu,ual consent.
The name Of the Copartnership will, in future, be
alone used as may be necessary in closing the business OF
said concern The Books, &c placed in the hands
of 5 w. Shelton who is alone authorized TO close the
business Of said co.cern, by consent Of the parties.
S. W SHELTON,
August lots J. A. HATCHER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
WV. VI. BLACkFGRD, Editor.
PUBLISHED By
RLACKFORD, T0WNLEI & BILLIARD,

EVERY MONDAY And IHU ksDAf,
Four D3lrrs per payable IN airGnee No sub
oa ei Be reeeired for shorter time than sia months
piper r'5e discontinued (sr'ept az the dserstio"
oe,5e Etfors) until all areqrases are paid.
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 30 cents per
.,u4re (or les for inner form insertion and y cs
psr s7rsare (or less for erery outer form insertion
ETERI. EERTISER IS required TO note on his Ms
es long he ,cistss advertisement inserted ddrer
,e.snt noted tciH be inserted til its dscontacc
be ordered
FOR YEARLY .4DVERTISLN'G the terms are for
tt, prireye qt,7o s1rres : 40 for one square 50 FOR
o.. square. tauer farm s55 Erery yearly ddcereT 'o"l
.gre coafac adrert'stnS TO has particular ' Of
business.
~ JOE PRINTING srecutedneatly and erpeslo'sly
sndourersona5Ye terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
FASHIONS FOR SPRING s. SUMNER Is
JUST RECEIVED BY


"A
FEW DOORS .4BOVE .MEE.M& GIY.4TKLN'S
AND OPPOSITE SAMUEL B. IIIUT.lI.4N,S
J. B. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally, for the very liberal patronage
tended to him previous 10 his copanerstp with W. F..
Lee and during that time and would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the bust
ness into his own hands, and hopes they will continue
their custom: with him. All possible will he taken
to have work Entrusted 10 him, done as well as it
can be done elsewhere. JAMES 3. EDWARDS.
Sent l4-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

EXPERIENCE HAS SHOWN THAT THIS
VERMlFUGE EXCELS ALL OTHERS
IN EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY.
LIVERY Druggist Physician who has had any curiosity
IL inquire into where the Nemiiuge has been made
use of, furnish abundant evidence OF lis efficacy
peng Worms, and the good effect produced the gcncr-
al health Of the patient.
1t mild in its operations, contains caomel other
dangerous ingredient and be given with perfect safety
to the most delicate rant.
The Proprieors have in their hundreds Of
tfcates of its good effects, which will be exhibited to any
who may wish to see them The following are but spec
men OF them.
Certificate cfthe Mayor oflhe City Of Lancaster Pa
LANCASTER CITY, July 3rd, 1912
Messrs. B. A. Fahnestock s Co.
of the younger branches of my fam
lily labourng under symptoms indicating induced the
Application OF various remedies, and happy that
your Nermuge had the desired effect Of in instance
moving the almost edible number Of l5l of the large
worms from patient, which, in addition other
qualities in family establish the efficacy of your Ncrm
fuge
NJ CARPENTER,
Mayor, Lancaster City.
Certificate Of a Physician
MAyfeld, Ky, August 18th.
Messrs. B. A. Fahnestock s Co:
GentlemenIn practice Of medicine Tor the last twenty
years. have used medicine that exceed yours
bringing about the expulsion OF
J.R. DALLAM, MD.
The retail price % per VIAL which brings
IN The means Of all.
UNPARALLELED POSITION AND EFFRON-
Terry.
An individual named S Fanestock has repeatedly
ed that the article which he calls CDR S. Fahncstocks
muge is the equal to the Vermituge prepared by
me.
The public assured that this is BASE FALSE
HOOD and are hereby cautioned against coniounding
spurious article with mine 1t is entirely different COM
position and docs not the virtues and powers of
preparation.
B. A. FAHNES1OCK
The genuine article is for salem Iyncbburg. by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
April-oai1y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
PUBLIC SALE CAKRIAGE,

PUBLIC SALE Oh CARRIAGES &c.
pursuance Of decree Of tn 9tn.s Court for the
poraton Of ynchburs, made at the September last
IN the of Be , and Others against Shackeford and 9TH
ers, tho undersigned, Commissioner appointed by said
Court, viii expose public SALE the 10th Of October
next at the Crrage House lately occupied by the said c.
Shacefrd lot of Carriages consisting of Barouches,
BG -gies and other vehicles.
TERMS A credit of six months WILDE given, the pur-
chascrs giving negotiable satisfactorily endorsed.
HENRY DUNNINGTON, 5. q. l..
and Commi .sioner.
Sept. I4-t20O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

We nave on hand in our Lumber yard on the ba
sin large lot Of assor ed pine Lumber suitable for build
ding purposes We ais propose furnish orders fr all
descriptions oflumber upon reasonable notice.
Sept. 2l-ls LACY s. GARLAND.