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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-13


Leave New Lisbon every Wednesday at p M arrive Mt
Steubenville next day by pm.
2Ol4. From Cadz, by Archer, New Rumley, KiIgore,
and Hickory, to Carrolon, 81 miles and back once week
Leave Cadiz every Thursday at M arrive Carroll
ton day 4Pm.
Leave Carrolton every Wednesday at m, arrive at
Cadiz same day by 6 p m.
20l5. From Decrsvilc, by Saltwater to Gnadenhutten
IL mics and back, once a week.
Leave Csdiz every Friday at m, arrive at Gnaden
hutton day by 10 m.
Leave Gnadenhutsn every Friday at m, arrive Ca
dz day by pm.
2Ol6. From Leesvills, by Sherrodsvils and New Cum
berIand, to Zoar l8 miles and back, oncs week
Leave Leesvile every Friday at m, arrive ZoAr
Same day by IAN.
Leave Zoar every Friday at p m, arrive at Leesvlc
same day by pm.
20l7. From New Hagerstown, by Kilgore, shober's
Mills, and Amsterdam, Moore's Salt Works &c miles
and back, week.
Leave New Hagerstown every Saturday at m, arrive
at Moore's Salt Works day by 10 m.
Leave Moores Salt Works every Saturday at p M ar
rive at New Hagerstown same day by 8 D m.
20l6. From Beaver, Pa, by Industry, Smiths Ferry
Little Beaver Bridge, o., Calcutta, Cnnnons Mills New
Lisbon, Bucks, New Garden, Nav Alexander New Cham
bersburg New Franklin Paris, Osnahurg Canton Mass
lon, West Brookfcd, East Grecnvile Dalton and East
onion to Wooster, IS miles and back three times week
LsaSe Beaver every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
~, arrive at Nsw Lisbon Same days by 12Pm
esvs view Lisbon every Tuesday Thursday, and Saur
aa{ Al m, arrive at Wooster came days by 9 q m.
Leave wooster every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
m' arrive al New Lisbon next days by Z a M,
'o Nc~ LISBON every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-,
"'S az a ~, arrive at Beaver same DAYS bv nm
Proposals Tor six-timesa-week service vy,,,l ~ -
Proposals TO commence the route at New ;sh my :;
eo' Also separate proposals for aonceawesk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-05
Venezuela.

In navire arrive de ce pays, lie 2 juliet Il Boston,,
nous apportc DIES nouvees de Caracas a Ia date
du Is JUN. Une bataille etc livree enrele gene
raj Monagas ct lie general Marine. LIE premier
etc defait, ct pris la flute. On s'attend ce que
Hermlngildo Garcia qui commando dcux navires
charges de munitions ct de HUT cents hommes de-
termnes prendra parti contre lui.
Les troupes du gouvernement sont all noinbre do
500 hommes commands par d'habilcs gcneraux
On croft partou que la guerre civile va eclatsr de
plus belle
Antonio de Gusman attend SEES passports pour
parir pour les Etats-Unis, mails il ne quit,era o
pays que lorsque lie resultat des elections pour la
vicc-Presidence sera connu. Les csndidais pour
cette election sont :--Iusman, Munoz ct Sanal-
via, lie mlnlsre actuel de finterieur.
lie genera! PACE est Santa Martha ct lie gcncs~.
nal Soublette, ancIen President D Bogota.
Aux dernieres dates, lie general Flores etait u
Panama, determine a rcndre a PEquatcur, OF,
ses parlisans sont en- grand nombre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-05
Yucntan.

Nous demons aujourd'hui CONNIE complement
des nouvelles que nous avons dcja publlees sur
PYucatan, Pextrait dune correspondence particu-
here daee du 10 JUN, que nous croyons digne de
toute confiance. Les details qu'elle content re-
pandcnt une lueur plus sinstre encore sur les eve
nements dcJa 81 sombre don't nous avons fat lie re-
cit. On vera que les miseres qui aflgent ce NAL
heureux pays sont loin dc trer leur fin, ct qua
moins dune Intervention DIES Etats-Uns il est me-
mace dune RUNE complete.
II est difiicile, en- face de pares fats, de COM
prendre, latitude immobile du Congress devant
cette question, plusieurs fois deposcc les bu-
reaux, ct touours reJetee sous I'm pretexe on sous
un autre. On salt que la position des malheureux
Yucateques a excite pusieurs reprises dams ces
differences places la commiscration des populations
americaincs. Des citoyens honorables sont re-
unis dams cette vile meme pour lcur voter des
couIs ct une liste de subscription clrculc maint
nant Get effet. Celtic question d'numanitc Ell
de toutes parts de nombreux echos; ellie retcnt'
sur les rives du Mexlque; TN moment, ellie arretc
dams leur passage les braves soldas americans re-
venus II vera-Cruz On parlait dams cette der
Mere vile dun corps de mile d'enr'cux qui devalt
sorganiscr, ct partr pour In cote Yucaieqne loIs-
QUEST arrive, dcs bureaux de Ia gucrre, un ordre
qu en;oin; caque soldat dc rcntrer an foyer anne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-05

do Injustice 10 his cause. The tact is, that the
met ting in question was the last effort OF the dis
appointed politicians and Office seekers, to vent
their chagrn at the defeat of their hopes of plum
der. We are satisfied that General Taylor
is the most popular candidate before the
people Of New York for the Presidency, and
that he will continue TO the time Of election,
when he will get the vote of the Empire State with
out question.
We have thought it advisable to make this state
ment for the benefit and information of persons at
a distance, who were not acquainted with the nu-
merops ntrigues that have been going on for some
time past In this CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-05
IInlta.

Dcs lettres particuliercs datees dcs Cages lie 81
mai, confinement les nouvclles qui suivcnt:--
lie general Jean Claude envoye un corps de
troupes pour attaqucr les viles de Camion, Sam
Louis ct Aquin. Ccs places sc sont renducs dcpuis
lors. ct de teribles repr6sailles ont lieu. Cent
c,nquantc prisonners ont etc mis- mort dams les
prisons dc Camillon, ct la tete de Fun des chefs,
Louis Jacques, a etc promenee dams cette vile
al bout dune lance, pour servir de econ ceux
qui seraeni tcntes dc fimitcr. Les troupes ont
touvG les villes de SaintLouis ct Aqun desertes.
LIS maisons ont ct6 livr6es aux solda's, qui ont
minis ou,es sortes d'exces. Ces troubles ont Gu
Embarrassment pour cause, en- grande partle,
ulc question de races, ct la population de couleur
EN- grandemcnt souilrir. Her, lc President est
arrive lei pour roster quelqaes jours Sa pre-.
sence aura sans doute pour rcsutat de metre un
terme 4 Get 6tat de chose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-05
Aetna, tirculnt,on of the Herald.
THE FORE MAIL
POST orFlcE, CITY OF NEW YORK,

POST OrFlIE CITY OF NEW YORK1
july 3 lsl5
received the Post Oica Del men Order
which the following copy together with n" portion II the
Law Of Compress referred to- ROBT. H. MORRIS, p VI.
INSTRUC7 IONS
IAN Letters other msiahle matter coming into the
United from foreign countries going of the United
States other countries required he through the
Pest Office at the place Of departure arrival The Potag's
to lie charged all letters going of the United
through the Kingdom Of Britain, its Colo
Le inc FROM through, the Kinro Of Great Britain,
lite Colonies into the United States by foreign pactp
or other vefse will he follows the hostages the going
letters ether Natalie matter be each
exceeding half weight conveyed het the
countries by for g packet ami for each additional
half opa Of q
and conveyed between countries by foreign private
chip when weighing half under te
win he ID and for each additional II action
under additional postage OF 10 cents each wspire will
b. elargealle with postage ofour
printed matter will tie rated violations Of
che law viii be with the evidence District
ney, for prosecutor T.. JOH NSON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-05

INTELLIGENCE FROM Brazil AND THE RIVER OF
PLArE.-We have received the journals of Rio
Janeiro, to the 9Th OF May; the news they
contain is trivial and local. The chamber Of de-
puiies continued in session, occupied in the
discussion of matters purely domestic. The
dates from Montevidco are to the 18th of May.
Peace was not yet concluded with Oribc all the
negotiations 10 that effect had utterly failed
General Rosas seems TO have Interposed TO prevent
the acceptance of the terms and conditions sug-
gested by The French and English agents, to Oribc
The French had, therefore, landed their artillery
tor the defence Of Monte vidco, which was pro-
nounced TO be ia state Of siege.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-05

AMERICANS ABRoAp.--We learn that Sllas E.
Burrows, Esq, of this city, sailed on FIJI lay in his
yacht, the Patapsco, for St. Petersburgh, Russia
He is bearer of dispatches from the State depart
ment to our minister at the court of the Gear. 1t
is the intention of Mr.. b., we understand, to visit
the principal ports on the Baltic, before his return
to the United States This will be the first trip of
an American gentleman across the Atlantic in
pleasure yacht
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03

l,n..ing tos few resi pfnsiu,.. iH nhe>e benehi
wss cultivated by Their dependents. lie snfflss "'
years OF abundance often snuk l. pree HeafS nain mr.
wheat beng may distances sid - IN a. 81 piee
aver bcshe. tndrr such einnas ahett tie iesais % q
plentiful harvest were ua,eI N eoJai lfsluslaa an
hen on The other hand sbsIl harvest ueeafsd, lea'
rose t. five or ten lime. ur-r~fy salss sste5ti
famine prevailed and the pot uIr com cilgs H. s3a
si.t ti.,u rsli- aud utbsf sra sle iafe.
II Is commerce Hlurh. IL saff3iHz an en.#sl - #i
surplus prompt remedy IT the deltsfeaeies al - si'
sd countries pas hts snalasl f aaus c. sslaenaf
o ese sudden cha = AID gtve., irfatai d 81 =;
:. q certain aud uteanelnI wine II tHf aassiats -
ali csuntrrs Agricultural Industry. NV sseate ii H.
reward ne longer slaan1ofs rs eafoiugs IN tie ia'''h
ca1,usas which distinguished the middle agss. AID SHIT
crops arc no longer dreaded iatrauaels 81 anne aad
starvation among The poorer classes II the fe.lle
Goes y H. Dsnoefai.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03
FACTS N THE HISTORY OF ENGLISH
AGRICJITi RE-


In the reign Of Edward !. So low was he state of
ssrcniufal industry IN England that writer of that
time entered INTO grave calculation thst land yield
ed only three times the seed soNn the farmer would be
loser. unless coin sho4ld sell dear The usual guam
'ty OF seed was too bushels 10 The acre There
count OF farm IN The county Of Norfolk, which in the
year loyO, produced only bushels OF wheat twelve
bushels OF barley. and five bushels o Gals per- ace.-
Gardens introduced into England iii the early
part OF the fifteenth century They first made their ap
leaianee on the eastern shore Of the Kingdom from the
neighbofing country u Flanders, but for long time
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03

re MOTHERS ANn MNRRlEn I.AnlEs.

This Extract OF Str,p1a has been expressly prepared
in reference To female complaints No female vino has
Ia suppose she is approaching that critical period, 'th
OF lie" should ycct 10 take It, it certain pre-
Nruvc ot any ot the numerous and horrible diseases
which females cted at this time o life Tins period
be DELAYED several years by using this medicine Nor
less v,iaabe Tor those reaching womanhood, Is
calculated to assist uaurc by qrkcnng the blood aud
Grating the system Indeed, tins medicine j. invaluable Tor
all the diseases to which women subject.
1t braces the whole system, rcncws permanently the
raj encrge~-hy removing the impurities OF tie bodyno
Ia smulan. the system produce subsequent rea>a-
ton, which !. the OF most medicines taken Tor female
weakness and disease.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03

4 H,nH Superior 'ouf, oi aw and Chapeer,
a unucd by adjournment and held iur the cut. : m
hrsi at the Court House, eli Friday, the a, o An
Der, 1915: " 9eplem.
Hudson NJ. Garland, Jr H.,
dgdiRd ~
Jonathan \. stout, Robert l.. Coleman Jr
Coleman and Joseph X lrting, D,tl,5 a.fs p,
IL CHANCERY
The Count doth order hat ono of the Commission,
Court DO take account e The flaiulid's DEBT. a. 'm'
account o the trust property >heNg nlat petition + % an
mains hand, and what portion oi II Las been d,p is'
also account 10 be rendered by the trustee i9sa
ving OF hts receipts aud disbursements under tn, IT.
and o any deposition lac may have made i the trust M,
~ any part Thereof and an acc un 81 the debts
upon the property der the uust deed Which
said Cumu>si nor Is dIcccd 10 examine state aid Tue
report tothc Coart, with any matters reeial, saltd IN
pertinent BY himself, required by Tie parties to lie - "a
A Copy-Teste, 'ea
ROBERT TINSIfY a.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03

GREAT BiRG.iLNS,
IN CASllMEkES. MOT SllNS, ALPACCAS
q Gro de Nap. Me.nos French Merloos, Plain an,
Walered Silks both black aud colored, Gnghans Cal
coes aud other dress Goods suited the present season
|. 5 o.
large stock of BLANKETS. Failed Cloths Cass
netls, kerseys. Linseys and other goods suitable fl
\ gro Clohag, flaunes, Irish Linens, Bleacheu
and Brown Domesles Cotton Ozna3u~gs, &c. all O
which as the season is advancing Will be sold at niSu
ally io,c prices. BE sure 10 give me a call!
Dee. o---ts f.. j. BURTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03
CARRIERS ADDRESS

KID p.4sas.. vino bsfri.nd the Press.
Remrn,hat al, t.5f ie#sr,A.DrYuS.
M send n. d =t...sft5.n
Mh.l. 4oa emo, taaf / hfl,lmA. rcv,l.i
We pfia,sf'a Devils afsAfae.
Whose dlas4aass IS all external
AID th5gra oe.fIstea ON land, and face.
Our brs.u, an. human-nsl internal
journal, A.. mighty. Ill .Ha,
Fot good OF evil tie nation
To tAes. sen luiti,,, nab,h, bow.
Ana o5alt IN. Ptes.' APPRECIATION
Our Journal semi. " e.als show.
whats'er tgsn.piie, on land OF ocean
And information new ee,low,
L,tmrtiny You from locomo,,on
1hs stresmiet, n pufinE sttats,
Scarce represents IL bank, maze truly,
Than our dephung shet, rortfays
Transactions as thr} larpeu newly
Tbs baker finds taa daily bf,ad
10 keep yoar eeshy fatt' tom waning
Ne furnish mental food instead,
kour intellectual growth sustaining
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03
CLhRIETlO SITG Az.

WE have hand ,gnnlent of strictly prime CLAIR
W ned Sugars, consisting OF
81 Bnrcis and If0ccs,
which we ontr to the trade Low.
Dee Its MCDANIEL s LEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03
POE lcAl.
Tng FIRST SNOW STORM.

TIE FiRsI SNOW STORM.
As fa the ffsi Wild f'luer
In the esrls time OF spIlng--
As la iie sainnsf s.iuW RI.
> hen ssfih Is iaa- aishing
A. aar ilas fsIasoA' : blending
As s5f lac azY-sisf's glow
have naI sized - tse descending
Of the II aieI : virgin sHeW.
n cnsassl on Iinlpas airy
Tie seaiia fskes siight
ike the torn 4nmes ai iaify.
o. tn ieuil tree bio.~p ahiie.
Aud The ifo1n ground receisets
The iribufa with ihrll
And The urftled ar II cioaveth.
Is bfeallaess, rrate and slllE
Why watch Illus The filling
of the first December snon2
because rs mystic calling
Is the ,oice ID Lug Agoi
because II ever blendelh
Mill the memories oi' the boy
Each flake rs Il dpsetadoih,
EnfAds persisted Jay
OH. for ihaer DAYS when. rushing
Into the saawy air,
irh The free Wild gushing
Ola spni without eafei
How through the dniis THAI "hitened
Our window sis Al hauie.
| dashed with heart unillghlensd,
Like a dolphin Though tue ioan1
And then The merry ringing
0tthe sleigh hels AT liz door.
And thoNinlet evening bringing
\ ihaasaad pleasures mon
And the dear friends Win surrounded
My fathers liberal hearth,
Aud The old slnas thai resounded.
And The houfs OF HIaneless mlrh.
Al Snaw ofnecemter
The-e JOYS thou hfiug'. 10 me-.
Bni bida'si me taa. nmrmuef
lhal tleY no n.afa shall br
That TIM lrt sbtrss bala departed
That the 5lam Il ave is gone
lhli am vacant hearted.
Is The hleah world alaar'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03

r,ss smith Pfatef IL Nassau Il I'd aiory, cured OF
long standing ana sFsrsa atod cas- oi the Plies.
Principal Office 126 Fulton street sun Building, \ 49,
ReddInx To sIate street BostonDivo it : SONS, ~
saub ID seset. piadelpia-s : iiacc, Druggist, Bdu
mafe=p. II. tahea, Gbarlesop-Nngid = Co, Charities
ztfeot y O-io5 seth prsh street Albany and by all
fle principal Druggists md Merchants p.nora, throu out
tho Tni.e1 st4fes W Ia.iia. and thr = tnadls-
taf sa1s IN i.yas hlalg. Is y. X LYMAN, Druggist
~ = % months
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03

This Certificate concluYcy proves that this Sarsapaf
has perfect control the obstinate diseases The
blood. Three persons cured ia house Unprecedented
THREE CHILDREN.
DR. Townsend lear Sir: have the pleasure to inform
that three my children have been cured >rro
ua by the excellent mcdicile, They acl-
ed severely with bad sores have taken only bottles
tool, away, Tor which feel self under deep oblga
ton. Yours, respectfully,
ISAAC w, CRANE, log Wooster It.
New York, March l. lSi7.
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/ laintia,
ROBERT TiNSLKY. cIa
CoMNisSioNERs Orrre,


amherst I II dee 18th, 1877
The parties nscrescd ia the above order will taL' e,
that have appointed Monday, the 3ls Of January Isis
commence the account th.ren reeiled; which DAY
O'Clock in the morning, they requested to a. M ~
flee with their accounts vouchers and copies OF Court
prepared for examination and settlement. f~fdN
JESSE A. lliGGINBOrliAM, Commissions,
dec 2O-wIw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03
THOMAS J. NANCE.


KIfhmlnd, Dc Tj-Mon
Retrenees by permission james Cashc. John Jones,
Alex Duga Fps CoI RI Picket, Rictmord Me,
SRI NJ Llnghone y S7ns +. b. Deaue, Jr. Esq b. f..
Serlee-. -. Lgn1hbmp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03
Commissioners Sa,c Of Land.

obedience to decree Of the Circuit Superior Court ol
Law aud Chaneey 81 Beltnd county pronounced the
18Th dav OF September, 1871 the OF George Ngg-
ton against Isaac Nigpinan admir- a John Nigauttni,
decd and others, shall proceedoa the 15h anuaty
lNN, At the late residence e Alexander ale, dca neaI
the Pcrsscs To sell, 10 the hPe-t bddef at pubic art
the tract Oh land whereof John Nigraon died sezed
IN the county of Bedford Island trek adjoining be aai-
Of Alexander " adc deed and others, containing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03

fENllls nnders gned hegs Leave 10 inform his friends
Z thu be has laken Ollie on tie lIa-lu hr lh'
pup. Sc 81 conducting General Forwarding and Com
mission bnsintss. Pafcullraontiun will be gIven IL
the sale u all kinds Of Country Produce, also the pur
chasing ii goods Ia Ofdef IN This market
THOMAS NANCE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03
col Ill ACRES.

tsuhcct TO the DOVER Margaret irgn on IN
acres ood' and u poles parcel hcno much there
a. may TIC necessary 10 answer the purposes sad decree
" one iudo the purchase money cash. and credit of
aud - months for equal pof,isns Il the residue III, pm
chaser giving bonds with approved security for the defred
payments and retaining the title Of The lands .lso further
seculi! subject to resale in default fpaemcnt.
&. A NlNGtlEI.n, Conf.
Dec 27-Wu5J
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Sas NaWtcr, rnsiec the trust estate Chris.
au) and tzlnath his ve the said James Tristan and
Cordoba his vile, and tcufge H. Christian, Stephen W
Christian, Char cs ). Cati-lan, W !lam Il. Gflsan, Rob
er Bcasl,y JuI Martha a. his wife, formerly Martha A.
Christina sally scott, Formerly sally J thnsliau James
b. Christian Samuc H. Christian, Rufus {. thris,ian John
\. Srru%-s and Amanda his vie, formerly Amanda h'is-
tam Winch SAID tz beth. Gco4e H., stephen " Charles
l., lllam r., Martha ~ sally j., James H., Samuel IL,
Chrtar and Charles L. Christian. administrator de boms
non with the Will annexed Of James murphy, deed aud T.
scott. formerly sally j. Christian Samuel pnr,is, George
Auphy Pur, and James IucAc, aud Sophia his wife, the
SAID Elizabeth, Charles J., sally J., Samuel, George
Nrh, ana SoAa being deyisee- Of James Murphy, decd,
and William li1s,ey and Robert l. jehgrson trustees ina
deed OF trust. barring date the day oil
Isl from harles Chrstan, Tor the benefit oil himself Tor
c with remainder the children oi James Christian and
tina his wife, formerly Martha lorscy fofiufc 'ene,son
Mary his vile, former, Mary Iiorsley, which SAID Paul,
Martha and Mary, arc the idren Of liiam l@rsisy'
Is CHA Gerry.
The Defendants, Samuel u. Christian, Sally Scott
Samuel Purvis James luekey and Sophia his wife, not hay-
ng entered their appearance and given security according 10
the act OF A,emb and the rules Of this Court, and APP
pcarn satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
oiths Commonwealth On tn motion OF the plaintiffs by
counsel II IS ofder,d that thu sad defendants here
at rnles to be- held on the fist Monday in April next and
the plaintiffs bill, and that copy OF this order he
forthwith inserted in spaper published in the town
Of ynehbug and posted the front door Of the Courthouse
% '''' ''''''' HOWELL l. BROWN, elk
Dee 2o-w2m
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in tie Clerks Office oil the
Circuit Superior Court of Law Chancery for the
ty OF Neon Monday, the Oh day OF December, si7
Christopher l. Estes, Plaintiff,
against
David w. Burton, Charlie. H. Mosbv, exo'r of Thomas
Iolcnmhc, decd, Pizario Edmunds, kcuben B. paeson,
Albert II Harris, Fioyd l.. htccad Richard Phillips,
Sheriff Nelson county, and such admir- Isaac Paul
decd, { harles rerrsw, and Robert " htchesd
defendants,
Is CHASCERY.
The Defendants, Pizlio Edmlnds and Reuben b. Pate
sou having entered their appea and given security
according the Of Assembly and the rules Of this Cou
aud appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that tey not in.
habtln, OF tins tuumunW elth: II is ordered thai They do
appear here the first Monday in April next, and snsNer
The bill Of the Plaintiff and thai copy oi tins order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the Town Of
INnchbug, M two months successfully and posted al he
front doom OF the Courthouse Of this county,
Copy-Tcste,
s. H. LOVING, u. c
Doe 2O-v2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03

(sIQnf kslI4:,iss.

Great ksaG2aEss.
In Fali and winter Goods. -,
AM now receiving an extensive assortment III ~,
"a FALL and WIN TER GOODS, comprising e'''
variety OF
Ladies Dress Goods: Cloths. Cassimeres anu
testinEs. for Gentlemen; egroes ~
thing. Blankets and Wool Hats
Hats and Caps for Gentlemeh,
Linen Cambria .IGnGikcrchleis,
Hosiery, Gloves Laccs, .-,t
aud great variety Of omergolds suited 10 Inc =,
season. all Of win! hw be sld very low or cash Of ~
f'Inctua customers the usual time. respectfully :"
vie AL p,is usH want Of cheap Guads. either BY
WuOLEeALE OR RETAIL ....p
loc call and Examine my stuck is am determines = -
is low as any huuse IL the upper country ,.,,raX
sept. H-ts T.. ). 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03
.E%reii - GEgnH,

I'D ECf.N ED by Express this Morning the following
Z Dress Goods 10 which invite the attention Of the
Ladies
Super Plaid Cashmeres
Medallion
Cameo
Ihelosa
Rich 0rlole - (y\eeo Style)
Alss-4 / Blk. silk, every SUPERIOR
Blk silk ifingcs assorted
Green Beraae
Qaltings dor Bouuc Flcinas)
t5p ~prags.
#ae " uar B1ues
Baoef!ly Conns Shell and Brazillan)
Together wllh ereat variety Of small articles which
Will be pleased 10 show the laes.
DON. T. c. PETERS.
Spct. COS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03

= Circuit Superior Cunt u Law and ehaneery
y continued and held ftr Nei,aa coaniy al the tou'
Il1nse On Monday The iI day ol oeiobef' l6in 80
The Farmers Bank OF Nireinia, fi'i.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-03

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