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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-24

C>OR RENT-The upper dwelling part OF the three
story brick house. adjoining the now hotel on fsnnsy
vania avenue, of f2th sec and over sne ongcs
crbe will be for Possession given on OF before the
drst of next month, (November) For terms, apply 70
Oct 12-d3w WIN. FAoNn6n-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

elections, wia be directed and governed
by party feelings and influences, inwhat-
ever form the candidates appear before
the public. | am equally well convinced
that the people should arrays present can
dldates for office, Instead Of their being
self-announced--and, that doing tl.is by
convention, is less Objectionable than any
other plan as yet suggested. Entertain
ing these opinions, and as no convention
has been held. (for what reason i: is not
important at this time to enquire con-
sistency Of character forbids my being "a
candidate at the present time.
In conclusion, | would gratefully ac
knowledge the deep obligations under
which res to to- those who 50 generous
Iv proffered their sutlrageS, and exerted
themselves to confer upon me so distin-
guished an honor as that Of Judge - his
circuit. go.
Shou.d tt course, 2ro.- r;eG " .r
Gdhe-Ie.ce u~<;o5-u p;n:on- ai.d' pr:ne, les
.intimased, -absve. pro~e satisfactory, to
them : ar coZtea,. -:'3..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

20 We publish on our first page, an u. il
Gle from the ST. LOUIS Rivei.ie. ,-.th regard
"a the manner in which the volunteer solo ers
are returning from the war. We see it sta
ted IN the \ Dung America, a. that during
military parade in the city OF New York.
IN honor OF some officers killed i'm Mexico
Oareootcd and destitute soldiers were arriving
IN the city from Mexico, just IN condition
"a be Swludle ou, of their land sup, &c
\ similar scene leceitIy ,r'anSpir-i .,nica-
30. Such a course as that pursued tvthe
general government. towards the returning
,olunteerS, and 81 y neglect on the part oi
the citizens on their -t' arm in this destitute
condition, j highly re. .refeusibIe, ana should
be 80 looked upon by { Ell riend OF Human
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28
SHJLL>BURGu t.T~-lStl

Edaor Wisconsin Til -~e-Sir: In
YOUR sheet of ne 'lst int 49, use the
following language Ave se-rn. srnce
our last paper vas VNtHs1ed' s..M. VI,
Strong, Ben &. t.a7twan and : III ~ I'll
knowlton. E>C'> have also unnouuc sd
then selves a candidates" for the ntfi.e
Of Judge. So @r as my name Is con.
cerned, your Inforn~uCu : incorrect. |
never have. and p-- ba hiv ne"er shall, an
noance myself as - "a ndId;,' 20 frs any
otfice. The conclus; tina bJr,l IN
7oGnced' myself, was probably drawn
rom the fact. that some weeks since.
declared my intention 10 be ~onre a can
1Iiate; provided, ! was placed n romI-
,aron,--or received 4 majority e.r-,s-
SION N my favor 0y the Democratic pr -.
OF the whole circuit. represented IN { -.
vcntion. am Brmly convinced, tina.
.-.,h icv exc Vt'-us. 'h'~. like all other
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28
asEs-szse1--szz-ay7=zrzz--


F.ss.GE OF II. ito,rr>'EA7 BIZ. T.,
THE A>SEMBLv.--T { E.suss,caG 2yemp-
uon bill a :. .a>Sed the Senate, afte~ IA
verv Ie7gthv discussion ana two or three
amcndments. was ordered to a third read
ms r ire. assembly ye>tcrda- al.arnoon.
The details 6 the bill have Je.ore been
given, and 49, orIedv, fort acres nf land.
or in lieu tie .. a lot IL a. incorpo-a-
ted village, VII all appurtenanccs that
nave been = ny e put uDcr trcm. Of
unlimited rae
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

10 the Electors of the Fifth .h~iiciaI Cir
cut of the State If ';I15conef,.. =
In obedience t. calls made ~rroE ne.
rom diecTeli. portions of this JUDICIAL
Cir ., aamerous y signed by citicen2 of
oc..e a.elifical parties, to become : rcndi-
date. fer the Office. e IrIr2- ." the4Said
Circuit, | do he-ecy ~ .sSr Feooree "a
candida" = I,ha, @fIee,,-sA, :, i. ,-.r
TORT ~ = NJ. JACKS N.
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7 TX n @ I IL D

PERSONS INTERESTED are hereby notified the
"a Land.and sold in Dec, A. ID. 1e45
and unpaid
Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners of
charges,
shall be paid
in provided we
II Clerk O.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

a. Tie reques. Of sses3Ses.il -c,e,s>l Lc:n po-
ltical partie-. tn. -.nle-.. aanounoes
,,imseF a inc eRendent .ccqn1,le.ate for the
offi:c : - 'tge .ef r:he Judicial District,
4 the sle:s!Gn 70 be heF p4 Monday the 9TH
day c. August .pext, and il electe.,, he viii
cndea cor tc a.schlrge t'.a d..ies ofjthe ste-
ton :sith in ene'?sder 81. rsar.;a':ty ess3
rlfSss n. ETS'1tNc.
III EFF FONT. Iub X, 1913. :, -,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

SrR1oUs -AccIDENr.-W 57edrn ~ a
passenger /" the s,ao= from the West,
mat ~ tuesday |. or'itr9 ati;rt Daylight
six miles -h's side o 'iirirldGre, it beng
ded WIN psssrnder- WIS mi, oy..ra . I,y
and upset. The be-. Mr., E.a,; III.
Baptist cl3rovf-ao VIC bad bean - III
my some time past in this civ, ,%.s Sc.
h w. ,n .nla'e"' h'.'ns - collar zone ,,
Dt thnr ,''u !" s's,, c,1' On Ms memo ne
~, ,in, Ga' were mr. o ',s~ "u~:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

a. Hon Il. NJ. Billings las car ccrtin-
ned thanks for Legislative documents '.'.,.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

',a~,.-.,'i T'Irro Patriot, lCha-I5s.cn. re.
alarn>, that tn ny OF general oieclinu
for Prcsiden. aQd Es5e Prcslden, flhe [.
States takes place o. the eth of No,ember
ne anniversary Of tie battle OF Trppeca
noe.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

The Senate nave amended the resolu-
tons from the House, IN relation to the
ADJOURNMENT of Congress, so that it shall
taFc place on tie 3 l.; INST.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

GOLD PENs.--Our friend MARSH, at The
Mineral Point EOok Sore, las JI received
new supply of Go'G Pens of 4 supelis qr.a.-
lty. Persons wishing for good pens, ,,"'fnot
do better than to, give him a C /. -.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

PLArIE'1ltE D's~R'cT-H Sgnmrrs.
p. t..
Plattevillc--. II. .L"Wv.
Lancaster x , 5,osl / raLc.s Sias,l. ;. /.
Thomas.
Putnam. .fr
Hamilton Grovc-Je>Sc Pardun.
Mineral Poln'-lame> q. NFhluorG.
lLod -cSIlle-David Brooks
FrC.klin-Asa Wood.
Monroe-hleN L. Alien.
Prair'c "a Chien-W IllIam NqsEc-.
Sick R've-- Reuben Z. Ward.
$. rUir--BeEi amin Close.
Welsh MisslG'7-To be supplied.
Ella Groye-bru.amin : Thomas.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

! correspondent OF the Milwaukee
Sentinel, giving Gr account Il a ,nectInr
Of the ntrnburners, at Paine, Visions n
SAYS there i not IN the whole Of that VII
ldLe six Cas- men.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

c. The Ks rom France is fully cor
roborated. T. A"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

justice Smith, OF The Marine Court
o. Jew Iork, mas Seeded that Nu,arv
Pablo who procures a note to be presen-
ted by his clerk, AID uoes not himself pre-
sent 1t, cannot protest 1t. The act Of
presentation :~ust be y the notary pub
lie = Dsrso", "a - ua19ot Lc'"ua.. TO
an agent an offiGiaf act, - = = =
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28
OUR OWN AFFAIRS.

As the filst ye ~Ipe of the Tribt g i: draw
.ng near t. Il close. re haze in csss.r pla ton
he erIarger1e9t u oar beet nd com nyen-
eng the le,v .ol.;n1e y-it4i,ne,.s .yre, and. in
an entire ..ew dress. This cantactIe done,
however, without an a additional. expense,
which r'ali render ali Increase Of our subscrip-
Ion ;st aldispensa! Ic- We therefore appeal
q our friends to err themselves in obtaining
subscribers for the Tribune, and thereby en-
sble US to publish a paper SECOND = scne il
HE w ess. :.
We -! ;e aire- oDtane ass .~.7~es rom
several 'aiented ,pTn Frs thatt hey,wrFi cuntrl-
butte teour colurss. 10th 20, original and Sc
Get matter, and -.ILUs..c J.. us il r,aking
he, Tribune beth irteres. ;',s art Sc. Il, As
he7se improvement g. ie lrct Il: ~il,c..
Wltho3- con-Ce.'.c't- esnpe>Ise. .-e ..eoud ray
10 ose'.-ele >seu' to.r,1s .ar.Ad, eytishg alY,
Job "orh. well as on Subscription. much
depends up"usvUn. Shall we ha enabled +,
J" y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

i We have received E,om Messrs TN
sEr, SMIrH & Holt, Editors Of the WiScon-
sin Angus, acopy Of the ''J9ulaul ayG De
bates Of The Conrentitm 10 form Constitution
for the Sac Of Wisconsin," the execution OF
which is in style highly creditable to the
publishers. We assure ne editors of the
Argus that we daily appreciate the present,
Tor which they viii accept or hearty thanks.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

~ Fhe-4-w f-pfx-iI ertld,- sDeal.;- :
of Martin Van BURNS ncmiharticn,
Savs:' d. 80. $3.50" -
One conclusion is incvi.-r.e. md that
is, .hct 'he gr4at namocratir party IS tn
IL 'as7 legs A Il me Rrantreth's, or Eli
the universal pits in crcut;cE. cannot a
gold II \ few dcsee nay nroIong its
life, but the "rrdw is lawn, ard when t
strikes death is the result " = a" ;
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28
TWO FACES.

During recent debate IN the Senate
Of The United States, Mr.. Alangum.. of
North C@rollnia, produced two printed co.
pies of-the 's-ife OF Gen, L esris Cass -
both printed al tae Congressional Globe
Office, o. Differing essential 9 o. lie
question Of the Wamaot Proriso-tbe' one
for circulation a the NORTH-the 9th
er for circulation at the SOUTH In
tie later aC...C-, Cass il fleclzre6 to he
aga.n5; tie Protiso, out and cit. anG ~
extract Of a letter from him is inse-.sd 70
prOre the fact. In the edition &C. he
North. all - is left out, and other Ina
te. inserted. 'unobjectionabIe to that sec
ton. We are surprised, that Mr.. Ca>s
or - friends, are simple enough to i'm
a9ine, Mat hey. can practis,' such a STRAIT
a9em, and have 1t escape detection, either
Of the Van Barren men or the Whigs.-
flanagan, from his place in the Senate
Ga-oCnced the proceeding. and saiG no
friend Of Cen Cass @ou,d haze lee
guilty oft ~ - ga
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

GA FCsh'c SUPPFR iS-te -5o--g zen &c
Lieut.. FRAvCiS, UAaRr "A, he t rFnkiln
House, TIL, evening. an honor tfthis ef.'cient
services in the Mexican War. from whici, he
has irst returned. \ general Attendance Of
4i,1eua.'s solicited. snppcr It O'Clock
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28
WING Nominations.
For PRESIDENT,
Cen. ZACHARY TAYLOR
For .NICs PRESIDENT,
Willard Fillmore.
81 Nee York

PRESIDENTIAL ELECrcRs.
OF. JAMES MAyWT.a,..
JACOB J. l:NO7,
RUFUS KING,
HtR2ISON REED.
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@~ss9sias Wy
Ms $-~ $685. "a ~
e.sseSrsihs&t - MA
From The Richmond Sauihern ilsater.
HOW To GET \ NEW VARIETY OF fOFA
TAIOES

When the vines done grow ing aud turning brown
the seed is Then take The bali aud string hrm With
large needl and strong ihfead-haHg ihtln ~ dry
place where the, AL gradnally dry aud mature wnh
out injury from tusi. Ia the nabnh ol Apnl soak The
balls Tor several hon IN waitr, then squeeze them
separate the seed irom the pulp When washed aud
dried they are III for sowing in he'd well prepared IN
the garden. They will sprIut fortnight They
must he alirn,isd Ia like other tables, and when
bout two inches high they nay lie tfnns planted mt
lows As they increase in s,ze they shuuld he hal.d
In the autumn many Of thru will be- ii tho oi
nat and from lhal pea. Ia the following spuug
they sh uld be planted 10 hills, placing the Lug"
together. They vii Ia The second Jeai attain thar ul
sze aud will eabib sere'al ,setis II form AID may
then be selected 10 suit HE Judgment o The culjyator
Ogdcnsbngh Republican,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

EAU sssiJ. HILL
Classical and EnyslSsl school.

'HNif undersigned. having upcaed Sc,ul Elon.
\ Amherst county. miles \. w. of Lynchhurp.
world respectfully inin NJ pareujs ard guardians lat
hue opportunity is afforded them. for ,ducaling their
rht'cn and words The undersigned is a graduate and
has had the advantage ct three years experience uch
lng lie has the testimonials Of his rmer patrons in ref
erence 10 his antilles teacher, VIII cl he show
II any desiring it, The location OF the School is in
hn'. healthy section and among people of refinement
and intelligence Strict attention will he paid t. the
morals Of the pupils, aud mn'hlv report OF their pro
gress, Sc. VIII he sent 10 the parents The udeslgn
cd would refer the public 10 DR. Patlpsn and f. ) Ruc>
en- patrons of the schoul. The Session commenced sth
January, and will continue tea months. rerius ot iu
ton $50 for the English branches ard S25 for the
Classics. Boarding may be had very low
Address Elnn 2. o.. Amherst county. Va.
Jan. 21-Wl0m' RIO. w. WATTS. A. NJ
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VI lsh,s \

VIRGINIA
7 Ruc, holden in thr Clerks Ofire Of the Circuit Sup
~ or Court If Law and Chancery, for the Of Lynch
2'r.. on tie q day # l3ec,lnhsr ls47:
Robert Edmond Lace enport, merchants andPn
mrs trading undr tie style and FAN oil Edmond y a''n
Prt, Plaintiffs,
OgGHst
mrsl q Norfell and William B. Avcrctt late partners
rnder the finn aud style o. NnrNeli y A,erett, John WINS
.rcs l.. NJ o-bv and Nm \ Rod, Jr., Trustees, Il H.
~ Saunders, VIM. j.. Saur Gcrs YIN. B. Aseiet, Jane'
T. tTleN. X X CraIl., r. Sabcr, and Loot james sauh
dcrs, Defendants,
IL CHATCERY.
The Defendant. Il H. \. saunders. having en'efta
hi appearance md security according to the hc'
Aomb and the rc~ # his touft, and ii appearing ny w
,aciery evidence that he j. inh ban o tins coun
II is ordered that the SAID Defendant do appear here on
first day OF the next term and the bill oi the PlsH
and that copy Of this order b. forthwith inserted III SOM
newspHpr printed in the oil iynchburg ior two noh
successfully and posted the on door of the Court House
in the said
Copy-Testc,
Jan. 6 WIN D. HODES, Clk
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DIS. kN.N'SJ OR7Wf s. pNTCE

RE prepared and all pcsous afflicted
u with CIRQUE and surprised aeRTdie forms If Disease
Inc treatment they ada strictly Ericcc Rejecting ali
p9t27 IS and aHt7tS remedies, Icy alal.tt internally
mia Ce sefabic remedies and when a.! tA
req drnr they sub p,rns oil tn Hyipftc Practice
as they deem essential. Mid vegetable remedies, the warm,
yapor, shower aad other baths, with iicting will relieve
almost given 70 moi Chronic disease.
In Dy9'PSto, eSpe aliy. they el warranted stating
they cal ensure aasmpst every matter what
form or how long aniiagn from tara N r,ouths. They
rcir Ia gentlemen Oh the highest standing il
ton ct the Naie, NnsnIa who VIII take pleasure
tiiymg Il their success.
TERMS Board and Medical attendance from IS to ~
per week Medicines extra charge
\. B-rheyw givr Reasonable prices fsr Negroes
hcicd with Z hronit III case " len mt too old
Address ktNNDKiIN y PRICE,
{. j. kENWoaruY, VI. H.. pctersbu, =, Va
II. VI PR1CE, NJ. -. August 19-wl2m
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lielt tsl IN ths Coke Obs. ol the COUNTY t"ate
a OF Esmpbsil county, Monday tx 9Th day d leo'H
her, 1877
filghman 4 raAt7 7ff,ira- rafshall and Elizabeth
his Wiz, Within PFC snd Mary hi. vile, and fhn-tan
blohf and F..nc1s Ia. wife, rlaiauiis,
a4atnst
John i9b II in hs own f,gh, aud aso Of John looe
sen, ded Janis JDpsoa. Collins Johnson Isaac J0Hnyh
joan johnson, Elizabeth johnson, Martha johnson and
hos Johnpn Jas nnrreli and Nancy bis wifi, Inn { Mu
re Charles . Murfell Sarah hurc Ma tia J. Muircl
ifares \ Jones and r. his VIE Iveiyn y Mntre
julia Ann Mnue " alter = Mufic AID Nafy T. Prize, lie
last ton being infants under The sgc yrassN ho
appear by Geo Nm Dabgss their guardian al htrn iea
man A eobss, Thomas Ca, n 1lne Coh5s, s Ia
si Cohbs, IN ,hof hts and oi Thomas
IDobs, deed, Defendants,
TX tHtscEET.5
The defendants John Johnson Isaac johnson and Collins
Johnson not having entered then appearance and given se
ry according To the act 81 Assembly, ard the rule. oil this
Court snd appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
lot inhabitants ol this Commonwealth 1t is ordered a they
do appear beierc the Justices SAID Court Il Camp
bell, at tho Court house thereof the sccsna Monday IL
February ncS and answer She bill OF tic plaintiffs, and thai
ey Of this order Ia forthwith inserted in newspaper
pub ahed IN The town Of Lynchhure, Tor two months sucer
.yelt and copy also posted the door 81 the court
house oil tLis county on some couft day.
C1py--fes,e,
GEO. WM DABNEY, OK.
n.
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Yl.uCf Of LU1sH.
CpofERIEs Dry Goods &C.

WE have received "a in the last lew dave large add
W ton armer stock Of Clouds aud no" oil II o'r
par1ns ad ia, par grac at low pic ,che tor cash
or barter, tinr % ran"tual ecf'en1es
- hhls. y. o. Porto Rro. K st efoy Sugars,
2)J bags Bnfr Porto ,, Alafaeaibo, ltio, Java and
Iaguyra, toItces,
% bbs and Heroes oolseys Puhorizcd and Crushed,
ami y Orleans Clarified sugar,
IL hdls and rrlres, best Ohean. aud Csrdcnss Msas
l. buNcs Woasry and Woalsey's Loaf sugar,
% hoSes and Ghosts Tea
80 key Niis,
1000 lbs blistercd, cast and shear Steel,
lja0 lbs. square hon, assorted,
10 ton mountain b n aud NIehmond fedosar lTos,
2j01 H., Lewis " lite Lead,
n boxes " - aud 10 ~ Window Glass,
70 boxes Adlntn,ine 4 iallow ttudlcs,
soo0lhs sole atier Together with inge Pepper, Spice
r., Indigo. Mridet, MugtHi, Iag"opo, sweet Oil,
Wnppng Fols-ap, ettcr Paper, soap, ollepcs lomss
tics. Bed rkmg, Blankets, jeans lnsey, Hats, Capt' sc
4.
We have also on Consignncnt-
10 hoyc, wpal.ey, l. Stnarts Loaf Sugar
7 lihd.. \ q. sugar.
b bis Soiar Lamp Oh
Nor. 1t McCORKIE < S NJ son
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lN [ IiANcERy.
virginia

Virg nin'
gcs held in the Clerks oi:, o the Circuit Superior
"A lIrt oi Law anI Chm;ery, Tor the eoua oil Nelson,
Oh MlaIly, tn 3u day 81 JAnauy, ISIS
Albert " Iris all Colsa \. n4rris, eH'crnr of Lee
W. Harris, decd, plaintiffs,
against
Mary ilrri widow aai reli'; Of William Lee II Urls,
dcod. AM Carter H. iiirr,, DANIEL b. daley aal Nancy
his witt Joha Srkemln aud Jane his VIE, Joseph {.
Harris and Pdulna his wit, CLAYTON harms and Ezlb IA
his nir, Mary T. ildui~, Richard {. Coleman, and Ler
w. II Coleman Niv Z. Coleman, jane Co,cmtn, Robert
Coleman Sarah Am c lenan and Lewis Coleman children
Of Sarah h. Cnlem,n dsel heirs At law and devsees
Wism Lee Hams decd, and Il obaf " Alieh,ad Henry
g. R'orr's, William Fab-r CAsis,aph.I l. Estes and
Charles Pcirow, DEFENDANTS,
Is tUANCERY.
The ntfhdtns Carter &. lifrris. Dlaie5 Il DALEY ard
Nancy his witc Clayton Ilauis AMI Eiabeth his wc
having cateredth app and gwen security accord
the ~ OF Assembly, AMI the ros o tins curt AMI
appearing by satisfactory evlde that thy nhabl-
tnt Il tbs a npnNct,th - url re that TIA do
pear here On the first Monday April rc and the
bill OF the Plaintiffs AMI that this order BE- tort
Mih1herted IN some rewsPpcr Published IN the town
lNneho Tor two months syeN, and posted at tie
iroat door oil the Court Ilou OF tins county.
\ Copy-Icstc,
Jan. l-v2n II. LOVING, II. c.
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Commissioners sale of

REAL ES1.ITE .3.ND SL.1tES
RN virtue OF decree pronounced in the suit OF Norvell
- 81 vs.. Patteson al, by the county Court OF Am.
herst the l7h January, ISIS the undersigned was a,r
pointed Commissioned 10 sell tie Land and Slaves the
bill mentioned and pu OF the decree he o;r, io
sale, privately, the TRACT OF LAND, IN Amherst county
containing
Isl IL ACRES
which Fayeie II NoIve now re ,ides 1t i. distant
iom iyuehbug about six miles, and adj ,ns he land.
81 Edmund Winston, sylvester Burlad, and others
Is convenient To good NH saa Racksmths shop and
wateredby Fawn Greek From EIGHTY 10 IN j. HUN
DhEll ACRES are cleared, the balance " OOD LAND.
Some EIGHT Ten ACRES mi II; DO rendered fr.at.
meadow Any one wishing to purchase VIII be shown Il.
premises by Mi r II Nar}oH
TERMS
one fourth Of the purchase money cash. the balance IL
three equal instruments oil twelve and ZIG hteeo mo h
Tor winch lords with good security vii, be required
and the title TO the land itself Withheld until the pa mcnn
are made lie also offers, private sale credit Of sr
months,
SEVEN SL4TES,
consisting OF and ohdren the purchaser ing
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed made PAYABLE
one OF the Banks in l,nchburg
Any one wishing topurc the Land " Negroes, is re
4uestcd 10 address rue at ly ncrbars ..=
janH 10 WIN. B. ROANF
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A "a EssD.
HENRY l.. DllFFFi
y Sbs'Re,E,
viii sell,to the highest bidder, Tuesday 25lh Jan
u uafy, ISIS. ny Tract Of Land. containing
500 ACRES.

4 uaty, ISIS. NY Tract Of Land containing
500 AGREES.
THIS Iand lies Oh Blg Beaver Creek in Campbell
County, adllntn. the Lands Of WIN. Coil, DR.. SIev-
ems anl others. Tins tract has reputation tor fertility
and producl> rncsS OF soil cqWlcd by few places in TIN,
country, and within six miles Of LyuchJni., and
it very 6Ae Lime klla, few fe,iU AN eNhauslless
body Il Lime Sune The Houses arc of very god
description; the dwelling house is small There are one
bundled bushels ii Whea, sawed the plantatln. IA
fine fresh land, which Will produce as much the acre
any land IN his county.
And at the time and place, | will offer for sl'e
from To 400 barrels Of Corn. 10 or 30 thousand los
shcai Oa,s FUdder Sc anil probably my stock Of catls
and hogs. 80 san
The Land will be sold upohs cr,,lof |. IS years;
the Crop upon credit of u,nuths.
Jan. 2)--it JOSEPH h. CIilL TON.
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POLITICAL.
4 BALLAD
pr ALLAN ccssfsoa,N.

''ehe's game 10 dwell IN heaven. my lass'c.
- She's game TO dsrll in heaven,
'ssz We're owte pare.' q@' he solee . t'oJ,
'fof dwtling cut y heaseni
o wh,,'il she do IN heaven, my lasscI
o wha,'ll she do in heassn1
She. mix tet ain thoughts, vi ingrls ssn.s,
An make them mar meet for heaven.
She was beloved by a, my lasscl
She was beloved By a,
Blu, an shcrlls IN ove WI her.
An took he. riacusa'.
s6aly thcrr ,hen lies. m, lsesis,
.ss Bnwy there thno lies;
A bonuiet lorm meier went TO tho ,irJ.
Nor Ifso il viii atise!
Flu .eou III frllne thor. my lasse,
Fu' SUN III follow thee;
Thou Ia me naught To cove agn.'
Blu, took gudeness SCI VI thee.
lsak d in Thy death cnlt face, m, lasoie,
lpok'd in thy death 'uld face
Thou seeu,'Ja lily new / tho bed.
An fading in is place.
Iluk'd IL ih- deaf shut sye. NY ne,
liuoA u IL thy death-shot eye;
And luselicI light, IN the Lfow Of heaven,
Fell Tine shall ns',r destroy.
Thy lips wcrc tudiy and calm, ny lass'c,
Thy lips were ruddy and calm.
But canc was tie holy breath a. heaven.
That saag the evening lsam
There's nsnghi but drs ne~ m,ne, las,ie.
There. caught bot Gust now n,inr,
Ais.,us NJ Ihee thu cauld grave,
An Why should | stay benin -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

vvIR0INIA-At Rules, held in the Cleric, Office Of the
Circuit >uperlar Cont II Law AMI Chancefy, f,r tn
count. at Nelson, Mon the .d Day # January ISIS:
Henry keer Amand, his vile, Richard Saunders and
Mary his wifi, Sandy IonHs aid CathIrne his VIII, and
ThonasJ Trh,c and Thomas s'le- his tantcree, Slnle
Stratt,n and Catharine hi, wife, and John W Jones,
plaintiffs,
aLdlnSt
Robert { jones' late Catharine Jones' decd
Joshua Jones' and the heirs at law of john Jones, decd
Defendants,
In CHANCERY
The defendants, the heirs at law of Jim
Jones, cd havn ouced their appearance, and given
According the act o assembly and the rules ol Ia
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that tAa
inhabitants II thi Commonwealth It Is ordered tht
the said denants do appear here the first Monday A
pr next and the bill of The plaintiffs and tat copy
OF TN, order be forthwith inserted publish,
ed in lh, Iynshbrg, Tor months sucesivcy and
posted h trout door o the Courthouse of this county
Copy -restc,
Jan 6 -w2n II DN u,i.i. l., Bl OWN, elk