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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
I.nuIsylLLE. Oct. !

The State Convention for remodelIlng th"
State Constitution organized to-day. James
Guthrie, Esq. I.oco foco of his city, was
elected President. The vote stood; Guthrie
so. Nixon -. Ihos J Helm WAS appointed
Secretary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

FROM CALFoRNIA.-The steamships Ala
hama ard Falcon, arc now both due at New
Orleans, from Chagres, with one month later
intelligence from California.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

We regret to learn that Il. Pcrley Poorc
of the Boston Bee, was thrown from chaisc
near his residence in West Ncwbury, on
Thursday asl and much injured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

THE AsToR PIAcE RIorERs. .--Judson and
his companions were conveyed to Blackwell
Island on Saturday afternoon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

The Island of Cuba pays annually to the
Spanish Government, in taxes, sum nearly
equal to $50 900 900,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
SAvASNAH, OF. 9.

The whole Iocoioco iickc, is elected in this
city. In Chatham. Gov, Towns (Loco) has :
gam of 3i7. Most all the returns received
are favorable 20 hio reelection Ly lars, una
lority.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

Hon Andrew Stewart, according ioa Pitts
burg rumor, has been appointed to the Braz'l
Mission
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

Tho latest accounts from Vienna extend %
The 18th inst, and bring the news of The sur
render Of Peierwardein to The Imperial forcet
on the 5lh inst. ari Of The Magyars headed
by the commander Kiss, desired still to holi
out, but the majority determined 10 ,ller 40
longer resistance. Conorn had not suIrcn-
deIed and large supplies and warke stores
had been forwarded TO the Austrian troops, in
order 10 undertake besciging operations. TIE
Garrison of Comorn was said 10. amount to 25
cor $4,000 men, md 10 be well SUPPLIED with
rroylsiCns-but in state Of complete ndIsci-
pine. he officers arc said TO have held
meeting, ani 10 have resolved by a large ma
Joriiy not to surrender. The terms offered TO
The Magyars are sad to have been an amncs-
ty for The whole garrison passports for al
'hosc who might wish To leave the country,
The recognition Of Kossulhs notes TO thcn full
value, and to pry the soldiers for ten days,
and the officers for month. '.,l tl
II was rumored at Vienna tha, Dem had
fallen into The hands Of the Russians at Wal.
ltchia.
Gorsey passed through Vienna on tho lI,h
On his way 20 Syria, and he was accompanied
by his wife and physician aud his escorts the
Austrian Aul:ass! He was still s.ferng
from the wound in his head which he r.ce:vcd
at Comoln. According TO the Virnna jour
mas Of ,ho 18th, $4,000 men arc 10 beseiso
Comorn under the orders Of Generals Naynau
and Nugen,. A bomba,dment was 10 con !.
mcnce on that day, when The Aus;rians had
occupied great portion CT the island Of Shaft
but part cf the insurgen's were in a strongly
entrenched camp before the fortress, and i,
was expected that batle would take lace
there. Three Hungarian officers had been
put 10 death at Arad AID Tenneswar, one by
hanging, and the estates of ;uo had been con-
Gscated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

NAVAL. We are informed that Commo-
dorc Stewart has been rel eyed Of the com
mand Of the Philadelphia Navy Yard, and is
succc' dcd by Com. Conner
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TllE IONIAN ISLANDS.

MA mas Halncd ground. Since The last ac-
counts the troops sent 10 queil il have not
proved sufficient. Tie lord high copms~
81 ner proceeded there IN person, ard had q
narrow escape with his lie. A soldier was
shot dead by his side. Martial law is in full
yigOr. Seven Of the insurgents have been
sentenced 10 death and execution a portion
OF the English squadron stationed at Malta is
under weigh for CephaIona, and il is hoped
thai tranquility " ill soon be established.
FRANCE.
A good deal of attention is directed to the
Metropolitan Council of the Clergy, which has
commenced its siuings a, Paris IL we are -
Judge from the list ,i questions whiah are 10
form the subjects Of their deliberations we can
scarcely imagine that the councils of ancient
times tUul' have had more important matters
to discuss The most eurodl,e theological
points of doctrine being strangely enough
mingled with common place subjects. Every
thing appears to be conducted with great omp
and ceremony. Almos, al the Bishops and
singuishcd clergy OF France are assisting at
the Council.
Fresh protective duties have been imposed
upon the importation Of foreign oil seeds, Wit,
a view to protect the culture Of oil sec Is Ia
Allgeia.
The cholera appears TO havo permanently
diminished in Paris.
Rear Admiral Roman Drswor,s succ, ed.
! NJ. lie Prcdour in the command OF the French
naval forces IN La Plata.
! The NJ, nieur contains an order from NJ,
Bcreagen, Presideu, of the High Court Of
Justice, fixing the 10Th Of October for the open
ing trial at Yersai les of the person" implca-
ted in the conspiracy Of June -, 1910; also
If such os are accused of being C injected with
tha anar oi May 18th, 1918, but who had not
made their appearance a, the high cour; Of JUS
lcc al Brugcs.
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HOLLAND

The rsrers received this moni 8 anuounce'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

/ snl, the wants If your suii. aud YOU cannoi fail 10 take
our advice.
Fail and Winter Ptoaghinge-If you have a Nd 81
stiff Intrao,able clay land. iha, YOU design 10 put IN enl-
iur- neAt spring, srize every occasion. through the TALL
and winter, when the ground is 10 a righi condition To
break up. and plough il-lay the furrow slices. 50 that
the greatest extent Of earth may be exposed TO the fn~i.
BE sure. however, not 10 plough when the soil is wei,oli
just at thai period when II is moderately moist.
Feaees.-Examine your fences thoroughly, and have
every panel repaired, ~ that no temptation may be ie'i
ff your own or your n~eighhors' stock 10 break 10 aud de-
stroy your efnps. One half NJ the neighb1rhooi iends
arlse from the irespasses ofstok, and as good ~ncishbor
hald ard Kind feelings shoold always subsist sm"ne az
ricnlturists. We say unto all-examiue aud repair your
fences.
ont building. - II you have not recently done 50.
have MI your rut-hooses thoroughly cleansed and white.
washed. and While you white washer has brush IN hand
let hin give 10 yonf garden, yard, and lane fences a hand
sun cat Of white wash.
Lining Of Lands. II you have a ppr field needing
lime, make arrangements To put on 25 bushels per acre
next spring If your field IL IN moderate heart put On 81
bushels but If II he well filled with vegetable matter,
You may pm, un 100 bushels 10 the acre. Ifgou cannot
afford 10 lime The whole field. lime The half. ~ the fourth
il. Begin the good work and you will be 81 convinced
pf The utility Of the application that you will strain a point
to continue IL until every acre Of your arabic land shall
been treated 10 a full dose. III is not convenient
r. You Ia obtain lime, but can procure mari, put that on
Tor 10 be- candid, we think II best, 50 Ear as present action
is concerned. And 30 tar as oysters shell lime may be
once tnrd, we believe 100 lbs. Of oyster shell lime Is
much better Than an EQUAL quantity OF stone lime. though
we differ ffom seine OF our friends on this subject.
ltb iae preceding remarks our advise for The month
must close hui we cannot permit the occasion 10 pass
without iendering 10 The readers Of the Farmer the lom-
are of uur respectful regards, aud 10 hope thai health and
happiness may abound among all that abide within their
lpes.
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INC.
DIR. HSOOH0ssd's German HifSerS.

ID FAD TIE OWING: II is from one of our frs,
IL druggists, a gentleman favourably known throughout the
United states-the proprietor Of 1.-THE q indicated Worm Syr.
up"
Philadelphia, Nov. 22d, 1913.
Dear Sir-lt is with much pleasure that | testify to the ex-
,faofdinnry Virtues OF your German Bitters, having sold
largely Of them these last few months to various persons, al
ft'tcd with Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, and debility o(ihe
Nervous System. can say conscientiously, that thew are
the best article of the kind | have ever sold, (and | deal in all
me popular Medicines land | consider IL the only medicine iot
the above diseases before the public.
nave never sold one bottle that has MOI, given satisfaction.
and brought forth the commentator OF those who used il.
! deem tins my duty both TO you as the proprietor OF this
mighty valuable article, and to those afflicted with the above
complaints, thatthcy may know OF its curative properties and
70 enable Them to select the good from the various articles
with which our market is flooded.
With much respect, remain YOURS, SC.
J. N. ~HoBENSACK, Druggist,
Corner oi Second and Coates streets.
or sale in l.yncbburg, by ID. Il. lyman and BY respec.
table dealers, generally, Throughout, the State.
Aug G
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POLITICAL.
-
Reasons for RtsIbilfty.
by OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.


Sweet cal I'm happy when | can,
pm nerry while may,
For LIES a, must a narrow span,
At besi n winters day.
II care could make the sunbeam wear
A brighter, warmer hue,
The evening star shine out more fair,
The blue sky l~'k more blue.
Then | should be sgraver man
Rui since Ills nut the way,
Sw.e ca I'm happy whea can
And merry when | may
IT siphs cnuld make us sin the less,
Perchspce ] were MT glad
Ii mnutnirg were the sage's dress.
My ga,b should then be sad;
Bo, since the sngeIs' wings are white.
And e'rn the y,uug saints smile
Since virtue wears a brow oflight,
And vice a robe Of CUTIE
Since laughter is M; under ban.
Nor gladnesS clad in grey
Sweet cbzl I'm happy when | can,
And merry when ! may
l'ss n.~., a bishop dance and reel,
And a sinner fast and pray,
A knave at the top OF Fortunes wheel;
Aud a good man east away
Vine have seen your grave ones quail.
Might set our feet sfiaa';
But | never heard hearty laugh
From out a villains tbruat;
Ard ! never knew q mlrihtul man
Make sad a young maids day
So c,Yi i'tn hanny " hen | can.
Asd merry While | may
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
D.IGDH

JThoesale aud Retail Grocer & Commission Merchant,
ar ~ IRON STORE.
now in receipt of his FALL. SUPPLY OF IRON,
sTEEt GROCERIES, DOMES1ICS, &c. &c, con.
listing IN patt OF 80 tons rolled and hammered Iron, embfa-
a ,nost every size, and comprising the most general and
extensive stock ever offered by any house in Lynchbufg
5000 lhs. east, shear and blistered Steel,
70 hhds and tierccs N. o., Porto Rico and Santa
Cruz Sugars, from common to the best,
30 boxes and tierces loaf, crushed, and powdered do
100 bags Rio, Laguira, Maracaibo and Java Coffee,
10 boxes Imperial and Gun powder Teas,
! chest best g%unpovSder do
80 sacks Salt, Liverpool,
10 kegs Nails and Spikes Sd to 6 in spikes,
30 q lining and box do do
800 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
10 bhds and bbls n. .. and W ]. Molasses,
l tierce stuatt's s~ugarhousc syrup,
| tietcc fresh Rice,
10000 lbs. prime Western Bacon,
300 " Horse Shoes,
100 " Horse Shoe Nails,
900 " Harness Leather,
Is boxes sperm, ,aliow and adamantipc Candles,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns No. to IL,
400 " Wool Rolls,
1900 " n. q. Clarified Sugars,
Is bbi- Tanners Oil,
100 gals. winter Sperm Oil,
100 q Solar Oil,
10 bbl.. No. , Mackerel,
10 " N. {. Tar,
u boxe. Tin Plate loxl4 and 14S2o,
1900 boxes American andRussian Sheet Iron,
bbls p~icAling Vinegar,
2oo0 lbs. liio, Havana, and Brazil Sugars,
20 bales DoInestics, Oznaburgs, &c.
~ tons lump Plaster,
800 lbs, Western Feathers,
40 bbls. Supcrinc and Family Flour,
boxes aud hall boxes I~.anghorne 4 Arnisteads,
and Burton II Mays, Chewing Tobacco, very
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

VETETNTls
A i rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Uustinos
- oonrt, held IN and Tor the Corporation OF Lynchburg, on
the Sd day of September, lS49.
Edmund Logwood Plaintiff.
against
Hammond X. Beach, and John c. Shackleford and John
the firm and style of Shackleford & Lew ellen. and The said
John &. Shackleford, Individually, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
l u defendants Hammond X. Beach and John c. Shack
eoiu . having entered their appearance and given securi-
according to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this
oouit, ana 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
he no, hlhanitants OF tins country: 1t is ordered, that the said
aeendants do appear here on the first day of the next term
ana answer the amended bill of the plaintiff; and that a copy
,, TINS order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper print
e IN the town OF Lynchburg, for two months successfully,
anu posted at the front door oil the court house, in the said
'oMn. A~copy-Teste,
sept lo-"2m AMES BENAGl, Clk,
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@ The prires OF Packagcs Of QT.1RTER TIthEIS
only is published in this paper,
81 Please mail ordcrsa few days before the Lotteries
draw.
o. Letters always strongly developed and carefully sealed.
~. None but the Managers printed Drawings sent from
PYFER x co.'s.
g. Every order to PyFER * co, is answered by return
mail.
Bank Drafts or Gertifeatcso of Deposit payable in Gold at
sight, and promptly RENTED TO any part OF the Country Tor
Prizes sold at this Agency.
8P-One Package OF Tickets may draw -Four Capitals!
G. Money in any sums, hotrcrc1 taYge, can be confident.
" mailed 10 the address OF PNfER & co.
Distant Residents throughout The United States, who de
sire an INCREASE OF FORTUNE, have only TO mail an
order for a single Ticket OF Package at the prices set forth in
the above Schedule, as success must surely crown the result
of all orders to the Old Established, far-famed and Truly
Lucky House OF
PYFER a CO.,
No. / lionr-sr, Baltimore, Md.
Oct. LIN
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Virginia:

virginia
A 7 rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Hastings
"a Court, held in and for the Corporation of Lynchburg,
on the Sd day of September, 1919. "
Henry Is. Richards Plaintiff.
against
Hammond II. Beach, and John c. Shackleford and Johns !.
lewellen, lr late merchants and partners, trading under the
style and firm of Shackleford 4 Icwellep, and the said John
I. Shackleford, individually, Defendant.
IN CIIANCERY.
The defendants Hammond II. Beach and John c. Sbaclle-
ford, not having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Courf.
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants olthis country: Its ordered, that the said defen-
dants do appear here on the first day OF the next term and an
swer the bill oithe plaintiff; and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in the town of
Lynehburg, Tor two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the court house in the said town.
Acopy-Tcste,
Sept l0-w2m JAMES BENAGH, CPk
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES:

\ large and very complete assortment, including the best PA
klS KID Gl.ON ES, manufactured expressly to order,
and our name stamped inside OF each pai) in all colors
and sizes; Silk and other Gloves of every kind, a fnll
supply Of the very best styles; English ; Thread HO-
SlEil, in SILK, Aierino, Spun silk and others for La
dies and Misses, mems and boys rery stut 3 and 5
thread Cotton, MIerino aud Scotch lambs wool Hall
IInG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
Virginia.. TO wit:

IA TENDER, 1919.
" appearing TO the Court that John 7. Fuqua, Joseph II
r "qna, David w. Fuqua and William Y. Fuqua, the son, of
Joseph IL fuqua, deceased, are not inhabitants of This com
monweaIth; II is ordered, that they appear here on the
fourth Monday in November next, to contest the pap.r wr;.
ing Pnrpsortng to be the nuncupative will of the said Jo.
seph II r uqna deceased, II they please: And IL is further or
uereu, .hat 'his order be forthwith inserted in the "L.yneh.
burg Nirginian,n for four weeks .ucces.ivcIy, and posted a,
the front door oil the Courthouse Of this county.
Aeopy-Teste,
oae-wl~ WILLIAM HOLT, c. nc
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EMBROIDERIES AND LACES:

We can offer a very large and choice Stock Of Paris and 9th
or MBROlDEIiES, in Lace and Muslin Capes,
Berthes, Sleeves, Cuffs, Collars, Hdkfs, Chemizettes,
Sc, embracing all Of the rerg latest styles; Cashmere
and silk NECK SCARFS; Hdkfs; Belt Ribbons, SC;
also a handsome assortment of Real p0ienciennes Ldces,
EdglHgS and IiScrtinSS Muslin Bands; Muslin Edg-
ings and lnsertings; B~obbinets; White MUSLIN
hlhIlL On
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UOUSEK EEpISG GOODS:

To this department Of our establishment we pay very parti-
cnlar attention, and are prepared to offer unusual induce.
ments to Families and Hotel Keepers; also to parties fit
ting out Sailing Vessels and Steamboats,; our stock en-
braces Premium American Bath, Whitney and Macki-
nav BLANKETS, of every size, adapted 10 double or
single Beds, French bedsteads, berthes, cribs or cradles;
QUILTS o. ever, quality, in corresponding sizes: Lin
all desirable Pillow and Bolster Linen of all widths;
Richardson's and Barklie's superior Shifting LINENS;
Dma.k Table Cloths and Napkins; 6, 7, s, 9 and lo-4
stout Barnsley and fine Satin Danasks and Diapers;
Hnrkablck, Bird Eye and other ToWELING Dia-
pers; wide Russia diapers, super Dsmask and common
Bordcrcd TOWELS; Crash; 1icklenburg; new STYLE
STAIR Linens; Linen Crumb Cloths; Floor Druggets
and rich Drugget Crumb Cloths, in sizes l2xI2, l2x14,
l4xli, li>i6, and 16xl6 qrs; Window Shade Linens;
Furniture Chiniz and Dimty; from the
lowest tothe best styles, in white, scarlet, yellow, dark
blue aud green ertra fine Flannel for Infants! Sack
FlannelS in blue, pink and cherry; very superior Canton
Flannels. In this department we have
CURTAIN GOODS,
In Satin de LANES; Ga Damasks; Cashmareens, Rich Lace
and Muslin CURTAINS @f neto designs; Curtain
Lace and Muslin by the yard; also, Domestic Cotton
Goods of the best kinds, in shirting Cottons; Long
Cloths; Shcetings, jeans Drills; Osnaburgs; Linseys;
Plaids, Checks; Bed Ticks, Sc. &c.
MEMS WEAR DEPARTMENT.
We can offer an entirely fresh Stock of Biolley's and other
best makes of black and cold FRENCH CLOTHS;
DOESKINS and superior English
Cassimeres; American Cassimeres from all the best man.
uiaeturcrsj Rich Qew stylc) Cashmere, Merino. silk
and Satin NES11NGS; wide black Serges; black,
brown, olive and drab Collar Nelvets; super 'green
black" SERVINGS; Paddings; Silesias and Trimmings
generally, also, Rich CRANATSj scarfs; Pocket
flahdki>, Sc. ".
We invite with confidence, an examination of our Stock
from wholesale and Retail purchasers. feeling satisfied that
we can Cn extent of stock, choice, selection, or variety of
Goods successfully compete with any establishment in New
York OF Philadelphia,
NAM of our leading articles are OF our o,on importation,
the balance selected from the best sources. and on peculiarly
advantageous terms; the amount of our business enabling us
to pure base in ORIGINAL PACKAGES. aF-Ou policy is to
sell a large amount at SmGH profits i'll preference to a mode
rate business at advanced profits -
PURCHASERS WILL PLEASE OTTO THAT
WE Al ONCE THE VERY LOWEST PRICE.
~ EVERY ARTICLE.
Oct. l-3m
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SHAWL

In this we can offer customers "A very rich and varied assort-
ment Of lIAWIS including magnificent Long and
Square Paris Cashmere; Rich Emb'd and Plain Grape,
Terkerii, splendid Long and Square Plaid, Emb'd and
plain Thibct, Tin black and cold, with rich silk fringe
and Mourning SlIAWLS SC; also a handsome stock
Of M~ANTILLAS; NlSlrES; Cloaks, sc. in new styles;
splendid yard wide Lyons silk pELpETS, in black,
green, maroon, purple. mazarine and marine blue, gar
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John G. McClanahan,

JUlIu u, NlCOluIldlIdAlj
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
L~YNCHBURG, Va.
AM now receiving my Spring and Summer took OF
l. Goods, lately purchased, at low prices, consisting in
part OF the following articles, viz
200 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
% do Old Java do, very superior,
30 hhds NO. p. X. and ST. Croix Sugar,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
90 hhds and bbls Mloasses, (some very superior,)
2l0 kegs Nails,
80 sides Sole Leather,
10 bbls. Tanners Oil. (best quality
4 casks. Lamp and Whale Oil,
25 realms Foolscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper.
10 tons Country aud Trsdegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles.
50 kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder,
90 boxes Tea,
chest do. a very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boxes Raisins,
2 tierces Rice, fresh,
shad, Mackerel, Herrings and Roe Herrings,
LIQ
60 bbls Rectifed and Mountain Whiskey,
25 do Old Rye Whiskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
II do Imitation French Brandy,
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, VERY supe-
Madeira aud Sherry Wine, Chest quality
Porter. Rum, Gin. Malaga, Sicily MADEIRA and Port
Wine, with many other articles.
q VI MISSIO.N BUSINESS.
My prompt personal attention given To c~onsignments,o
FLouR, WHEAT, ToBAcoo. Bacon and all kinds coun
Try produce. Also, 10 receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayage.
May It's JOHN &. McCIANAHAN.
VIRGINIA; Al rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
' Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, Tor Bed.
ford county, the I'd day Of Octobcr, 1919.
James Franklin, eN'or of William Leitwich, deceased
Plaintiff,
against
John Noryell, John James Morgan, David Roberts and nth
ets, Defendants.
IN CIIANCERY.
The defendant, John Norvell, not having entered his ap-
pea'anee and given security according to the &C, of Assembly
and the rules o. this court, and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabitant of this commonwealth:
IL Is ordered that the said defendant, John Noryell, do ap-
pear before the Judge Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery holden for Bedford county, at rules to be held
in the Clerks Office thereof, on the first Monday in Fet-
ruary next, and answer the plaintiffs bills; and that this or.
der be inserted in some newspaper published in the town OF
Lyhchburg, ior two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the Courthouse OF this county, on some court
day. A eopy-Teste,
octo-wZm JOS. WILSON, CPk.
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BALTIMORE.
Costume HALL
FAIL md WINTER CLOIHHhG,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

FAIL md WINTER CLOTHING,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
~ ha ud and Tor sale, tho largest and best assortment Of
~ sPRlNG M SUMMER CLOTHING, at prices sc-
~ much reduced.
OATS
Goats Of every variety, embracing all the latest styles, and
of an improved cut and make, from - cts. To /, = ;, !, >, g.
=, SO, and upwards.
pANTALOONS.
Pantaloons Of all kinds, from = ct- 10 l. 30, J -, z,
2 50, and also a ve4y fashionable style, The Latna1tine stripe,
a. low as ;, ) 30, i, and upwards.
VESTS.
Vests Of every variety, comprising silk. satin, cashmere,
marseilIes, valencia, from 30 cts, to IS els, II, y, - %,
50 and upwards.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Always on hand the largest and best assortment oil Boys
Clothing ever offered IN this city.
A splendid assortment OF CLOTIIS and CAssIMERES
of liz. best make, together with a large and handsome Varie-
" of silk and matseillcs vestings, winch will be made up to
orle. in the best manner, 20pcr cent, less than the accustom-
ed prices, and in all eases a neat and beautiful fit guaranteed,
AT COSTUME HALL,
Corner Of Pratt street and Ceatre Market Space.
H.. II. COLE.
akAttached to the above, is QUO Of the largest and most
extensive SHIRT in the country, embracing
every variety and make, at prices which cannot iail to please
an, one wishing to purchase. 9~F-oNEP1lCE oNLf1E1
Baltimore, Nd, Sep 27-wt2Ap.