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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09
r. IST Of Letters remaining in the Pos
AOfice, at Kalida o, April, let 1S4S.

r. IST Of Letters remaining in the Pos
AOfice, at Kalda o, April, LET lS4S.
Andrews, Henry, McCracken, Priscilla Mrs
Altman, Nicholas Myers, Samuel
Bell, William March. Michael
Bell, Joseph Metcalf, Ben
Body. Henry Morgan, John
,Baei. Christian Mathews, James
Grow, Joseph MofRt. Thomas
Clevengsr, Samuel Murphy, G. e.
Collins, Nigh; Andrew
Critec, Elizabeth Oxberger, John
Cary, Francis Parrish, Joseph
Campbell Michael Parker, Rachael Mrs.
Clevenger, John Provont, Christian
Dixon, john 2 Pence, Henry
Dash, Jonas Fierce, Elisha
Dawson, Andrew Roer, Bernard
Dongler, John Robati; Jesse
Fender, Henry Rimer. jacob
Glove, Levi Sarber. Hiram
Griffith Joseph Smith, William
Hull, Sadwck Scovice, BENZ.
House.Anna Smith, James
Harris, Horace Smother, Daniel
Holden, P.B. Tusing, John 3
Henkle, Samuel G. Wichterman, Geo.
Jones, Moses Zimmerman, Geo.
Knapp, Mary J. Mrs.
Knapp, H. S. 3
Lewis, George Rev.
Large, Andrew F. w. RISLEY,n
Lee. McseS r. N.
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WESTERN HOTEL.
BY WIN. MCCLURE.

WV MCCLURE has purchased and fitted
W up the stand formerly occupiedby
W. 1. ,Hipkihs, in
.2a3l lGilboid, Putnam, County,
Where he viii be ready 10 entertain the
travelling community, and all who alluPSn
him,in as good style as can be done IN this
section,of ofcouniry. His table will be sup
Piled with the best fbat the conntry affords
and he will do all ia his power, TO make his
house i pleasant and agreeable resort to-
tile travelling community. 92alaa'g
4 His Stablihg aud other Accommodations are
ample and will give satisfaction. aoH "a a
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

Kalida, April 7th, ls4s.
We the undersigned, do hereby exhibit
the Eeceipls and Expenditures Of the Find
lay, Pendletoh and COLUMBUS Grove free
turnpike. for the year A: D. is47:
The amount due said pike as charged on
duplicate is... .............."..$ .$4s5,97
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
WIG MEETING IN FRANKLIN.

AT mrcun. ot the ci,izens II the county OF Frank
n at the Court House, On the iih January ISIS, CAPT
Peter Saunders Was called Ia the Chan and WIN. \.
Vim field appointed :, crttary, wherc0pon tho follow
ing preamble and resolutions offered 10y Nm. Mar.
H. Esq, and unanimously adopted
Nh,rtas, We highly approve Of The proposition q
the meeting Of the hg members ot the GeucrJ A.
semby, on The 22ad. Of d. cen Der Last THAT is "a
pedIent 10 hold Wing STATE Convention in The capel,
at The city of Richmond W ednts STAY. the 23d day
February, fer the pufp of lrlng an electoral tickle
or the approaching Presidential election and oftaklns
nlo consideration The proprley ol rN ssius The prefer
ol the Wing party Of the State ur some person
fiji cand date for ihf Presidency and as. OF the pro
rey Of sending delegates TO National ConN eut On, II
one should be assembled"
Re"Ired, That Ro. T. Wo DIS, II. NJ Talaterro,
Andlew ;. Brooks, VIM MarIn, Gresham ChYlce. j S.
Hickman, Charles Powell. Jno W ade. NJ & Carper,
Caleb Tate. Sam Hale, juo D. Booth, Sand. Saunders
Harvey Clayhr Juslah Turner Ira Hunt Jno : Hail,
Asa Holland Hugh Nelson, NahI II. Clalbr,nc Jno.
\. Smith, Edward W. Saunders. Walter {. Galloway.
and Sam llrlm be appointed Delegates attend said
convent on, and motion the President and Secretary
w.re added t. the delegation.
Resolrcd, lh this lnectnl believes in the propriey
and eNpedIency oil National Convention, hN up II
suitable persons he voted for as President and zee
President Of the lHiled States, Vet II l. Willing 10 leave
with lis delegation The fullest discretion. the decision
al hal and all other questions winch may lie presented
pF consideration IN said conyenuon they may deem
most WISE and cspedien
heSoct"' Hd' me eminent aWiiy. great mora W tth,
and past Sc vices OF HENRY CLAY. ii Kentucky, eo-
II les HIM uihe undnnlnshcd confidence aud admiration
OF his meeting
Rssclred. That the great services ofnEN Il. TAA
OK his signal victories IN every baule field together
VIII his high maIal chnractpr inspired ths meeting
With sentiments ol The hghesl ainfaan and gratitude,
and we believe lie Will BIZ acceptable candidate tor
the Ptesi' ency 10 the hgs If Fahhn. lul that w
"lll cordially unite IN giving Jealous and fiji lent SUI
port 10 the nll,dnd that may be presented 20 rs as
suitable Candidate or the Presidency, whether he be the
asrnus keuiuckIan. The hero OF iinena VISTA
other s~- and nnd Wing who may he more lhel, 10
unite the Wing party III he United States and ensure
success To oar canst and DE- feat la our opp lnent
Resoced, lat The IrbcrrdIrns III this meeting ie
sre by he Gu an S retry an that the Edit tbs o.
the '.y"2hIure Virginia" a"d ot Tue Wing paper, IN
Richmond be request d To- publish them.
Op motion lhemeetlng anj Iurued
PETER SAUNDERS Cha
WM. A. WINGrIELp. Sec'y
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MIR. lRAING'S ADDRESS.

Cot. GARLAND is the organ oil the military Of
,hs 'own and OF lis cllznns generally have perform
'he gratei lash oi "ec rnng y"ur arrival and # uu;
tng cordially in the lender % It's huspllalilits already
~ ee ynu by his Honor, the Mayer.
lis moi my purpose dwe upon the great and event
f scenes IN whch You have Gently borne Il part al
conspicuous aud honurabc; nor To recount thuse
deeds OF vaIr VIII ch have Illus rated tn annals Of The
old commonwealth which gave you birth, and won for
yonseIi heros name, lest the simple of
tuth might palH The declcy Of a mind like yours Bui
should do injustice 10 The feelings Of hose present
ii "'r- to lofbar 10 attempt 10 give uerance thai
universal sentiment OF respect and admiration which your
sfgIces have c1mmaaded. The highest guerdon oil a
sddiers e Is the applause Of his 'rytrn AMI the
Consciousness Of having deservelit. We assembled
as Whole community without stinctlon Of party, to
MA you welcolie--a heat warm welcome. NJ words
Il mlnf are adequate 10 give II expression I his large
as'enoage Of b 9TH sexcs--lhe enthusiasm winch aus
EVERY eye and beats every htart-- speak It njre
'i9qlehlit than can. 1t is not the ncens, ii .ctvie
h"o" adHa'on TO plwer, or rank. saii,i--bnl the
'''a9" ana Spontaneous hpTage IT Amen AN citizens
u '"ShiAnS-io tried valor AMI pitrl"stn. Il /, To
Nv vulgar or VAN glorious hero thai make this OLE
'"s-oul to one WINS, deeds alone have leraidcd him
" o'e VINO, Throughout This war, has perform duties
'af ABOVE his rank anl performed them we-wh,se
ie stands Preenneutly bl nded with the glor,es Of
"' a'in Monterey, Cefro Gordc. Churulusco and Mo
i '' "' "ev TO one WIN for thirty years. has borne
'o'''fl commission with answering teay TO hon
a9'nef, has been bapiz'd In fire aad blood and M
"e' Lei me assure You, sir, that. al every perod
% dangerous service 10 which you of late have been
,'9'ea deep sieuds has p-ryaded bCt ms, moi
eS Tor your safety, but t,r the honor If that fac
men you have 50 nobIy upheld mlny glorious bat
Ineo' As \rgnlans our hearts have thrilled with
~ "hen VIZ have that in OF the memorable
ooouy conflicts OF this war YOU have borne I'll .
o' tn" iray" and sustained the military renown OF
~ o.d STATE we all love we-the State VIII Sc sol
aaa's me ashes Of Washington and uph Ids the dis
G ."ea' Out consecra,ed, ramparls OF Yorktown. The
man mind Is dazzled by he IN of military achltv
the mp, the pride. and ccuns Of wat. !"
o'S-Hs pnvaiIons-its dangers. frIplten IL
ar ald ardent sn,rl's. longing Tor excitement and pan.
%sp oI 'en"wn T,e rapture oflhe strife earth
Focc u victory the breath Of life. But the
'a.'H and the father II numerous family. when he
o,'h to attic, we may we'll imagine that, ~
nus u the conf ct, his thoughts will to the
.'fcie which may be left dtsoate bv lis fall. The
''e incomes more sublime tnd larger is the NEED
nl'",ioh 10 hun who performs IL. That sacrifice
tirld " many ""'u 'o's'' 1''u '''''
pn'' IN rendering this tribute TO yon, your own heart
' YOU mat There is sdmeh.ng wanting-thr' If
~ "Nn"9e 70 the living. there Is something d4s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

t n,osrty IN which .sefS one has an lne'rsl. The,
" an, ,r,ardrd as charity schoais neF ri. Cos SET
~, f,t The instruction II tie INDECENT, discnmRa ng
f,,ecu wealth and povery aud ex,guishing forever In
ia, infant bass ~ tie hrs spark ct honest rde Chan.
:, .cb.ols have len tired IN England, and they Will
- answer even h.n. Where tho genius u: government,
I TN, laws If etiquette ard pre.rneni not only dis IL.
,.b h tween class aud class, lul between nubleuan
md nobl,n.an Much less will thy ansa,r in terub
m " here the first essn To the child IN III. crdle yves
/, his infant spirit tho mrress Of freedom aud qHali.
y. =,
The operation Of the y stm, 60 itr hns oquacd lie
,nectartu.s If is m,si sangulne friends. VIII l.. in
an, Of tbs districts the attendance II children has b en-
marked ~ occasional lrngu.rrN ye III mes' 81 hem.
,br advantages q, instruction APP reciatd b, both IA
,,nts and pupils And when Ne The fact HAT
,ror To he establishment Of tbs system. Ihcre were
rs Han go tllIen regular 'cio, rdaucr from
,br samr u, el lohotds md c,uniy Which now send
lat0 the ,unclusl,n 10 irresistible thu, The plan
w.,ks veil Il nuuld lr d u iiuuip It's value
In bai.v,t Il Il waved s lem fits are incacua
b.. Among the cildtth h;s eNcile auabe splnt Of
II naii,n aud viii donhi,ss pave The way and pen he
r,rals Il attlug and soeIcr - nauS genes no had
Use been duonr 10 nlsrnrity. Aiming rents cxc
Il lls.i, interest IN the destiny 1t their children Its
was lfLly said y Distinguish al writer, that 1.-The
hy way Of kcepitg oIderIu his scha, rum: nor eau the
ss,ns which the children have read aud learn re
ain without isillna some rnoral Ireceps into til.
ndrd dlsros II better ior The reception ot moral
arjtelnlru Instruction
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

ilas the great author 81 nature hded with remedy
for Consumpnn tn diseases leading thereto " hrh
carully common in country Has lie lett To find
reei from that fatal scaugc by ansaekng other lands >
No, its not The best Natures remedy, ready
at our hand. The Wild Cherry ard tie Pine furnish US
With azure, where is possible lr Wsar's Balsam
oil W Md Cherry, formed by Ct cucl extracts from Wild
Cherry bark and tar relieves all Consumption and
eecty il where il has not praf essed far to be
beyond clr.-Suhdne, the most teate Of the
asthma, 81 30 and 10 sandmg-sopS raising Of
aold. other remedies finland every kind
OF tn Lungs and liver Wh:h climate induces
The remarkable eli Of this wp1ler medicine in many
disoa luhcrt deemed ncrbe has excited ply
slnS great curiosity 10 the precise nature of ts ngrc-
dents LIT Purchasers beware OF and iits
\ genuine unless signed BIZ IT'S the wrapper
For sale in f.yl hhirr, by David L LYMAN and Drug
giets generally thr5 1shppt The United States.
Jan. l3-It
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OBlEU 4 RT

Died, at her rcsIdence,n the Town If Iynchburg on
Tuesday, the 18Th DAY OF Dtcc:nber last, Mrs EIiYA
BETH lANCFl, WIDOW and relct II Majpr JOE
Aaocey aeo Btdord comfy, in the ssh year OF her
age She had been confined To her chamber for some
months with most painful and distr ssng disease,
der which she Ing red. I'll she finally fell victim L.
Few persons, II any ssessed IN higher degree hose
qualities and virtues which Id.rn her She
Gank generous and kind all possessing all tie gia
and manners If The true lady aud universally
liable and gentle, II the love and admiration 81
Il who knew her. She teuder and all ctunale
mother. ndug gent mistress and sincere friend. She
consistent and exemplary member Of the Epsco
pal Church. AID dlej,as she AL lived ar many years,
an humble though pons anduevoed, Christian, ma frm
ard nnshaken rcance upon the mcrs Of her Rcteemer
During her entire sickness, size eXhlb ed evidences oi
Oh isiiun Inrttude and snbmsstta the Will OF h lie =
yenly father. aud lr quety expressed her perfect VII
Ingn To 60, uhrntvrr 1t sh uI be his good pleasure
10 take her hence for her dcah lad no terrs. She las
left amabe and ereslins family, aud
atlves and friends 10 mourn Ih"ir lrreparahle lIrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

Ia The taadio Inc dead 10 Your c llra,s md unpan.
LUIS Nio have fallen - your sIde-lo the gallant and
TIE gated VIII sleep beneath the r-ld .nd # a siranpt
iahd We mourn lot The bravc-the brave that ~
more Niih v.ed and Dropping banners they I've
o''' rae Ia Their last resting place. NJ waving plu
my b'rkoh Their spirits hack--un hur,d tramp --na
i4nil"is no'cno cannon roar shall bttak upon ''her
dull cod ear, their pul.eess heats NJ rrain
allng hand shall welcome them 10 the homes uf thrn
nded, and 10 the b that ,earn for ,htt relnrns
N-foalh claims III their own, 'net ihr sir ann
fNfl gives th"n, 10 the btokea h AM. - But
grateful people. IN ahuse heart, their ncmurles ATE
ensned VIII lake ot tose Who dear ticm:
MI Phf ihclt generous henrtlct the lap oi the
nair- N'tu". Nj nin the cradle Vi The Narriir n
phan ar yuu,S Il me ai,y II up,u your sai,
reinrn ifun the Ils aud pors # aar AID tender aaln
IN die name ot his whole pepple=-tlat which 10 y
'lf2 h'an cann"i BE- unacceptable Il rgnIan welcome
cot. GARLAND'S REPLY
Mr. lRviNG u return you aud through you 10 thu
ell z"ns ST Iynchiug slscere thanks iot the hearty
aud cordial welcome With which have been greeted b,
the very eloquent and feeling addr whi.h yon have
deIfeled am II" accaS umrd l. pubic speaking, aud
have not words 10 express the gratitude aluch feel 1t
III hanors conferred upon u NY State. where
had supposed. fnm my long az, nee, had almost
been iorg item.
WAS not prepared TO- such scene. | was called
nIpn Wade IN the ciiy oi chmond. hy the generous
and "arm-heared honurs conferred upon by the
House ui DELEGATES aud cuzns Of that cay, make
i'Sfol'S' ~ Hs tii9 ana tbiuttt ddutS, lul Cntd
do hl,lr more than hftfy e,ptes, my galiIude and
turn my thanks Tor such a,te'inQ nace Of my humble
services IN the cause nj my country. Il Is true. SIT,
have borne slme humble part IN the bloot fields oWhei
You have 81 eleqaenfy advered--a Pau viii ch | ear
You have ovcfrlrd bur in all OF them bore n my mind,
that, ahuu- IA soldier Of HE country Nugman.
and bore, III common With her these fields tue
honor Of my native State You have coque1y referred
the gallant dead, who los then lives upon those go-
1ions ii Ids SIR, will moi trust myself L speak Of the
dead. Thor country and history will preserve rh,ir
memory. VII spa. Of The living The h'ucrh our
country, aud the glory of her flag have been l in the
heepn9 " gallant spnts who viii preserve 1t unsullled.
" Len they shall hear OF The hon"ls paid their comran
Inns lu-rrhs at luIne. the midst If i camp. toll
'me marches and under burning sun and the battle
reid they viii heeh cred mp the pei nance OF gal
AM deeds, and mai tain the hanHr OF III IT couatrS
iag SIR. solder must be trci. again say to You.
and 10 this 'rIe as,em'ld.e, sincerely thank yuu far
this patriotic and MARIN ho-rttd welcome, and le that
am again at home.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

W Wallace Cook. Esq. Of Philadelphia, who died
IN thai city aiew days ago has cti estate valued
Slo0OOO, which at the dea h ui certain annuants.
ne DIVIDED between the Penusy vana Hospital and the
Prnnsy vana lnsl1uilon 'rthe instruction OF the Blind
The annumt which Will finally come into the treasures
o tle lis IuonS above named viii mol, i3 sad fail
below The present value oi the estate
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. T
NA. A. NINGFIELp, Sec'y.
STATE FATS OF MARYLAND.

The resumption by Maryland Of the payment of interest
on her public debt has been corslnlnared. On Srlur
day last the day designated in the Resumption Actpay
tents were made at HE Chesapeake Bank to all the
State crrdl urs who pr themselves and the cash
IS there, awaItrg the calls Of all uhpfs The funds IL
meet the Interest On the sterling debt RENTED To
London sometime since. My Ia d nov rcsumCs hel
proper rank Among her s,ser Sia,cs.
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NEW GOODS.

NF.N OUOIJS.
HNlIE subscriber is receiving his fall and winter sup
1 ply ofS,aplc aud Fancy Dry Goods and will sf.r
his friends and The public Of the best assorted and
hcapest stock OF goods to be found south Of Mason and
Dneus line. Plenty Of llmc and charge for showing
goods.
FRENCH GOODS.
Expected il few days by Adams g. Co.'S. e.prtsr
lot of pIendld Goods imported the French s,eams
Union, now discharslng IN New York, aud Of his W
Sept. q. Isl JOHN T. DAVIS.
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N'OPE.HBER 18Th, lSH
CHEAP GOODS

Il " u " Q III , I u n,
HAVE this day received and opened second supply OF
NEW ALL AND WINTER GOODS,
ected i'll The Netisrn Cities, with great 10 which
especlly call the attention OF the Ladies and the public
generality they Will find great many new and hcann
Goods which be found esew here in this market,
aud much lower than they could have heen bong
earlier the deem unnecessary u msuAsan iha
articles received, but respectfully sotea cal
the well selected stockwheh pledge pyseif 10 SELL
prices 10 eve entire satisfaction and M
| NeY. /, t.lt llG4 = WIl.kiNl0N
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RI NGGOI ID.
RECEPTION OF COL. GARLAND

In the |IgInIan,of Thursday last we gave an account,
Of the reception Of Col Garland. the day previous. b,
the citizens of Lynchburg We mentioned tia, he had
'een welcomed ON the part Of the citizens. b. Joseph H.
Irving. Esq We are Eow enabled lay brf,lr our
readers The address Of Nh Irving, with the reply uf
Cl Garland.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

IN ..t.. H.. ]
W ~ - nv '''''"''S "'''' e''' r''"'
ureand cordially commend The suag sun 10
The expense If maintaining volunteer company is
Siderable and is generally de y,y,l e,ru,y.iv nm,
,I,s,, ,h,,,r. L,s, oll T., L,,i, ,h,.l. l
H. -. o.
" ~ u" VI ' w ''A''"'' ""el"fi e' H'' ornament
u gaia day Tor police ~ proier'rnennre 10 the whole
cpununity The ,I, II il f., ell , tl, .un,pv H., H.
national uuil ,r,u If III. ,r,iIIcr, ann Ito a, & -
Lii, a..
'"' we % VIC '''e '''' S'."' ana yer me cheap
20 "a" appear Is "'oe Ia me ID'faai' oi our czens
Whilst at tho same Tine the meat es are pruccednp by
saed C, nrhuIious Ia h,lp themselves ". f.,l ,..,r
,h- an,e,1 ,,lI No., Ia - ;
mn, ,D,,,,,,,,
~ =" EN- ''slfAN' W L1Noii
81 re.
AlesrS FdOrs--I am induced In ask small snace N
snur columns in furflrrarcr IF the recent n,oyeuan,
VIII ch has cen mace hy a few Liberal b.nd Il ,,,,,.
10 ard the Artillery contrary hrh bas i..n ,,, ,i
ADJOURNMENT OF our town. in prorurlup n mr., mfr
Wltl, VI in the least dsI arauing ti1e claims If m
splendid v"lun CONF aqics uI,n Which ~. all hook
with Just pride, the Artillery con,panv T., bn
entitled To peculiar CONSIDERATIONS IN the r,rr If oIr en-
zrns This plblic spirited and parnrlc cnrs ,,s o,,
MED some twenty ago; aud a!rhonoh il is comn,s
cd entirely OF M chan who lave en,uLDljc,llv
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CoMMfssroyER's OrrIcg,

Amherst G.. H., 9TH JAN. IS4S. {
The parties Interested in Ire foregoing decree will
take noce that have painted Tuesday the G9lh day
OF February. ISlS " the accounts therein d.
eced. which time they are requested 10 att nd al my
office, with thor accounts, vouchers and evidence, pre-
pared for examination and settlement
JESSE A, IIIGGISBoTIIAM, Conn.,
Jan, swim
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CE1eAts Esne a.sT SCHOOL.

yI,IIE first fl SiS will commence the LIST Mon
i day in January, and continue mosths, will end Fh
DAY the And Of June following ,#...
Ae end o the there will be public naioh
nd TX hibton, consisting Orsiors Dialogues Sc The
price OF boz riding The tcssion, S35 90
1uion in the elementary branches, viz
Spelling Rondins, Writing AID Arithmetic to
the Rue OF Three, 100
la this hs hrr branches Of English, as Grammar,
Geography, History, the use oil the Globes
asd higher Arithmetic 90
In he Languages, Matht matics, Natural Phio-
,ophy' Sc 1880
P4ynen, expected punc,uay at the end Of the
Books and Stationary when desired furnished al Books,ys
prices .., -
The subscriber prepared to accommodate comfortably 10
Boarder. several whom heiug already engaged early
ndcd 70 such others may he intended to be
entrusted 10 his His address is Green Hill p o.,
Campbell county, Va. SAMUEL L. MILLER.
Dec % w3w il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

Mllsscs Now Orleans sold at b .2a2A l-2
WhIsNey. IN 5sls.. 2ia25c
Pensions The sales If rrosi.iuns nra ou, for the
supply ii the regular trade dc.nead LAID however, s
dull aud lends downward
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.NDf

fINllE Commissioners. appointed by Court, 10 divide
i The estate of Mtnjeh Lambeth, deed. will
meet at Campbell Court House. On Thursday The 20lf
Of January ls4S IN order Ia correct made by
them IN apportonng said estate On former occasion,
also that they may make fm ljnsmcnr Of the whole
matter All pefsons interested arc invited to attend.
Jan l5=2l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

The parties interested in the foregoing decree will
lake notice that have appointed "Wednesday. the 23fd
day OF February, lSls 10 commence the account, there
IN directed, at which time they requested 10 attend al
my flee, with their accounts Vouchers evidence, &c
prepared for examination aud settlement.
JESSE A. lllGCiNBOlllAM, Comf.
Jan. l3--M In
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commissioners sale.

DURSCAN ma decree of the county Court ol
j Campbell, pronounced on ihe ION day If J,nna
~ lSls IN sr therein depending "Auslin Sc.aeainsl
Austin &c. = the undersigned, the Commissioned
ed IN, and appointed by the said deerr",) Will Wed
nesv the oh day Of February, lsS expose 10 sale by
way Of public auction. the premisca, the aads
Gently occupied by the late Mrs LYDIA Thompson, under
,he viii Other deceased husband. john 1honpson sloa
ted IN the county " Campbell. near The Town ii New
London. rrslons the day Of sale the quantity and
v'y.
TERMS OF SAI.E---One ihirl Of tie purchase
money will be required 10 be PAID on the day Of SALE aud
for the residue thereof a cedlt Of ono. and Jesra
equal nslalmenls will be given. The purchaser pnf-
eascrs. gsne bond. with good prs al security ior thr
payment fihe deferred nslalmrns and the lille 10 III
Land sold DE retained unld AL ihe purchase money
paid further security theta1r,
CHlSWELI. D\BNEY.
Jan i3-ds Comm.sioner