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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04
rYFrR = GO. SELL THE PRIZES,

f~oRrGsEs foR MI. ATTlus LUCKY HOUSE !
fe v more of the Glorious Results!
eg1WHa. Whole IL ket, sent 10 Columbus, Ohio.
-. 9dT. N3ale Ticket, sent to Georgia.
S4euu. Whole Itckai. sent Ia North Carolina.
-. Ou0, Hall 11=att. sent to North Carolina.
sioU10, Hall Ticket, SEM 10 Virginia.
S1Iugo. Qaarter Ticket, seat 10 south Carolina.
San10, Quarter Ticket, sent 10 Virginia.
sa3IA. Quarter Ticket, seat II Pennsylvania.
Ss.n00. a taf1rr Iprsei, seat 10 Tennessee.
Sfnpd. O1affcr Ticket, semi to Indiana
Etor, - zs adseftisel ~ PfF1H Il co are noticed by
The II ana gers IN tAeir Official Reports.
a5-p1FE8 e. 80. pay their PtIlesa at sight.
N8tGf4g - ea.y now as to tcaizc a fortnnei
05-Al wla read this paper should Try their Luck
\ .maIl n1llaN may secnIe an lndepcndent ! ortnne!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04
virginia:

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TrIles holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit SUPERB
y on Court Of Law and Chancery Tor the town of LYNCH
burg, on the 9th day OF August. 1919.
Robert = wilkins and Johns Lewellen, sen., Pills.
against
John c Shackleford the same John e. Shackleford and
John : i.eWellen, il, late partners under the firm of Shac-
kietora aud leWellen, Edmund Logwood Henry b. Richards
John Pearson, ii. X Beach, c. J. Richards, f.. p. Mover,
Alexander fomplins and John W. dudley DEBTS.
IN tIiANCEIY.
The defendants John c. Shactleford, Henry r. Richards,
John Pearson, II. X Beach, e. j. Richards and f. p. Mo-.
yer, not having entefed their appearance and given security
according 10 the Act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and If appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants OF his country: Il is ordered, That the said de-
IslIanl- do afaear here on the first day of the next term and
answer the bill IF The plaintiff and that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in the town
oi J fnrhhpf@ Tor two month. excessively, and posted at the
front door oil the Courthouse OF this town.
ACopy-Teste,
Aug. 9-w2m d. ROBES, elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04
HOSIERY AND GLOVES;

4 lare" aud ,efy complete assortment, including tlc bostPt-
ilS hlD GI0NES, manufactured expressly Ia order,
and oW name .tnmltd lusllo 81 each rai) IN al colors
and siless Stlisand othef Gloves 81 every l1rd, a fall
supply, + the Wy hest STYLES, English Thread HO-
SlFIfl IA six, AielIno, spun six and otners for La
dies and III SEES, mems and boy pcy St5Ht } and :
tb.cad Cotton, Meriup and Scotch lambs wool Hat
IIhslr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04

siFgania:
A / rules holden in the Clerks Odice OF the Circuit supefi.
\ al nourt Of Law and CAantcry, Tor die town Of Lynch
burg, ou the 9th day ofAagust, 1873,
Charles J. Jones, Plaintiff
against
Ctnfles Phelps. David y. Phelps and William |. Bell,
late partners under the sty'e aud firm II C.S Il Il. Phelps
! Co, aud Thomas \ Branslord and Charles {. Hudson,
executors OF Samuel Bmn.forl, dec'd. late Sergeant OF the
Corporation of Lynehblfg, pelis.
IN GHANCERY.
The defendant, Charles {. Hudson, not having entered his
anne france aud given security according To the Act OF Assem-
bly, aud the rules Of this Court, aud 1T appearing by satisiac-
tory evidence that he is not an inhabit4nt al this country:
Il Is ord Tered. That the sail dsicullnt do appear here on tn
Gst day ofthc naxt term and answer The bill Il The PLAINTIFF
an1 hat a copy OF ibis order L ~t5fthYith inserted in some
nt,vsraper, printed in Tho town Of iyuehbufg, Tor two
months sucressivelv, and posted at the front door Of the
Courthouse, in the aid town.
A~eopy-reste,
Aug. 9-W2m u. ROBES, CIk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04
ENIBRoIDERIEs AND LacEs.

We can oier a very larga and choice Stoke Il Paris and 9th
q FAlBROIpIRiES, an Lace aud Muslin Cape,
Betthes, sleeves, Cnis. Collars. ildhis, Chcmizstie.
81, e9b5ariHg an u IN refg l4tsst stglasi Cashmere
and. silk MIX sttRfS; ~tilefs; Beli Ribbons, Ne.
ALSO hand one assortment If Rrot Pafsnciefties L4ees,
Ed}ngs and i%ascytiafS 81 RIaslm Bands; Muslin Ede-
in2s aud tnssrtiuesj Bphblnets5 White MUSLIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04

A Tftules holden in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Supe-
"A ror curt OF Law and Ghaneery, ior the town oil lynch
burg on the 6fhdaY Of August, 1919.
Ice MsLlniack, Edmund Iogwood and Micajah Davis
a., nlerchaut-aud PlItners,trading underline style and firm OF
Ice Actliatock & Co. Pits.
against
John C.. Shaclleford and John S. I4ewellen, jr, acting
and doing business as partners under the style and firm of
shteaiclerd = leeelien, the same John G. Shackleford,
Johns Lewellcn, scn., Robert :. Wilkins, Henry B. Rich.
adj, Edmund @l"gwond, Alexander Tompkins, William W.
Novel; and John W Dudley, Deits.
IN CHANCERY.
The pendants john c. Shackleford and Henry B. Rich
ards, not having entered their appearance and given security
according othe Act of Assembly and he Rules OF this Court,
aud itappeariug by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants Of tins country i is ordered, That the SAID defen-
aauts %doarpe1r here on the first day OF the next term and an
sverthe bill oil the plaintiffs; and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town of
/ yuehturg, lor two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the Courthouse, in the said town.
ACopy-Teste,
Aug. 9-w2m +. ROBES Crk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04

NAAiNS.
By,u. ihooy. a prostical tunsr ald distinguished
iryid.
From the Paianl ellie Report for 1873
Ia, Manure Is Tie oasla OF agricultural prosperity aud
success.
.. cmpsare alnags ia direct proportion 10 the manure
winch iho tr uet usas.
5. ORAL natans easily atiainpd) there are none 50
valuable 81 |inpstaut As s'at' mauafe II agrees best
with all ktals II |silsaHd rllaIs and aai-s oI culture.
an. Eyen.f othrr mote ooe4gote mauufes be employ
ed. tins canaot be wholly Dispensed with and they
shanld DO USED ia'ttr to ausm'utit5 action or replace
It,.
5h. Those uanafrs arr pat ia sufficient quantity or
ga universal as IT, sufrre3e The ne II stth|e manaln-
aud as agenerai ltras cultivation "oall De ihpasthIa
vi hoai The aid al tis alirf.
Oh. | Is not the largest area. which glYes the most
profit. but that which, is tho best allcd aud especially tie
best manurfd.
IT. .mall farm. well cultivated and well nannred,
will give a arealor clear profit lhana la'ee one, wlleIe
the SINE labor aud thr sane quantity oil manure are EN-.
played On prealur extent ut surface.
sh. Win a sufficient quantity Of manure, The most
ard aud u%npromislng soil may be made productive aud
yield abundant etlps.
9th II the same draree as the ptodnct depends mol On
tie area. bni on the culture and quantity ot manure, doea
the greater quantity ot mauute tepcn1s, mol On the efeat
ISL number al aaIuals,lat ON the goat 81 amount OF Tod
der consumed.
loai. Anin4ls produce nothing hemsclyes-lhey only
transform Ihe ladder hey cnisullh into manure pat Il
u is asslunlaltJ Tor thor suaieDlaeo, and a part becomes
eAcfe5nent Or mAuhTr,
lib. The mufa nuurishmcut the brast receives, the
more terlltaing the manure lhey return.
l2td A lean bcasl makcs less manure than a lat one
a we'll ted one gives twice AS much as poorly fed one.
l3ta. Wte6eyoi much and eaod ~f1jleris produced,
lhete is also prodaeed much good nannrei and whenever
there Ia ~sutieiru, qeanu'y Of n.aaure, there will be rie1
and abundant hBlvests. -
lith. Snce. llhn, the success of agriculture depends
in all coaotrjes) on the quantity Of maanre produced,
and this nanla ltnAtuls an the Quauitiy oil BIDDER con
sumed, II i,llows. hat thep1euesl quantity of 10 der con.
suued N the ruauaseneta OF tho farm, insures the mosI
solid prosperity. -
l5h. Geurflly. the energy of agricultural manage
ment may be Judged Of by the amount OF cultivated tod.
der ON winch II Is based. aud its progress IN the prodoc
ton ai fodder should he regarded also as tue progress
huning.- Translated from he Jgurlal d.lgricuumt
P%raliquc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04

unf5 ~patushtl aHhjz Papef.
= flel-em,l ollefs 4 lew days before the Lotteries
dlaV.
-letfcrsals sfraoe1v developed and carefully sealed.
Eeao lal .de Manages printed drawings sent iron
pHiE} f. eos.
b. e.st aIerloPYrER eco, isan.wercd by return
mai
n1ut nr3s or ccrtifca'eso Deposit payable in Gold at
'sii. al %pq9nYaly rem'tted TO any pant OF the Country Tor
lrza- salA Il die agency.
q ene Package Of Tickets may draw -Four Capitals!
g. Money IN any sum-, hoieercf lrse, can be confident
ly mailed ti thc address ofPNFEit x CO.
Distant Resident throughout the United States, who de-
site au INCREASE OF FORTUNE, have only to mail an
ofder Ion euslr 1iakef OF Package at the prices sctiotth in
the ahost Schedule, As surftes must surely crown The result
of all oflcrsto the ola Established, Far-flmed and Truly
Lucky House ui
pfFER & co,
No. / lianr-sr, Baltimore, Md.
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virginia:
4 + Rule held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Super.
\ or Cuurtof Law aud Chaneery Tor the county Of Frank.
I'm, the i0th day ol August, 1919.
George d. Davis aud John L, Davis, plaintiffs,
against
Doctor B. +. Riyes, Frederick A, Rives, William W.
Riycs, and Edward II. lliett, Defendants.
IN GtIASCERY.
The defendant Edward IL. liiett, not having entered N.
appearance and given security according to the Act Of Assem-.
bly, nd the rules OF the said Court and 1t appearing by salts
factory eVi1ence.th that he is not a resident OF the State OF Vir.
giuia; on the motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel, it is order
oa,that hesaid IIiettdo appear at rules 10 be held in the said
C1erkss Office, on the first Monday in November next. and
answer the plaintihs' bill, and that a copy of this order h.,
forthwith published in some newspaper printed in the town
OF l.ynrhhnrg. Tor two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the court house of this county, one some court
day. Acopy-Teste,
Aug. twin NJ. G. CARPER, Crt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04


A ! Rules held in the Clerks Office of the County Court
N OF Bedford, on the 9Th day of August, lS49.
Thomas p. Mitchell, executor of Samuel Mitchell, decd,
William {. Mitchell, William Lief wich and Charlotte his
wife, formerly Charlotte Mitchell, Eben Nelms and Sinor his
wife, formerly sinnr Mitchell, Samuel G. Clayton and Julia
y. las wiz, formerly Julia \. Mitchell, and Polly Wade, for
incfIy Polly Mitchell, Plaintiffs.
against
Samuel p Mitchell, and Hiram helms and Sally his wife,
formerly sally Mitchell, Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Hiram Nelms aud sally his wife,, not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given security according to
rcatins by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
Of his commonwealth: 1t is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here on or before the fourth Monday in October
next, and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that this order
be inserted in some newspaper, published in the town of
L%ynchbutg, ion two months excessively, and posted at the
front door otthe Courthouse Of this county on some court day.
A~Gopy-Teste,
Aug 9-w2m moi NJ. REESE. u. G.
A I a Court held Tor Campbell County, Sept. 10, ls49.
a Samuel P8umll aud John pannii, merchants and part
ners, trading under the style and firm OF Samuel and John
lannll, plaintiffs,
against
Richard Moore, Robert Moore, Thomas Moore, Executor
of Thomas Moore, Sr, deed. and in his own right; William
&. Moore, Henry Moore, Abram G Baugh and Rebecca, his
vile jesse Fariss and Nancy ,ls wife; Daniel Moore, George
" Moore, Polly Moore, Sarah Moore and Elizabeth 4.
MooIc.
IN
onthe motion ofthe Plaintiffs, by counsel, and with the
assent OF the Defendant, Thomas Moore, Executor oil Thos.
houfc, Sr decd. the Court doth order that the said Delep-
dant, as Execution. as azores lid. do render, before Josiah
ShtpPtr>ou, " no Is hereby appointed a Commissioner for the
purpose, an account Of his transactions as Executor as afore-
said, and that the said Comm issioner do examine, state and
settle the same, and make report thereof 10 the Court. with
%withany matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by him
self OF required by the parties to be SO stated.
ACopy-Teste,
GEO. WIN DABNEY, elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04
RENiON A..
Laboratory OF 'EIiOnnsoniam botanic
.BEDEGR.JsE&.

EPIfM. IARRABEE, M y South Calvert St, Ball-
IL more, has always an bnd The largest and most complete
assortment al pure Botanic remedies IN the L. States, pre-
pared under his special care at his Laboratory being thu
first erected IN the United States Tor the special purpose OF
preparing IliO81SONIAN BOTANIC MEDICINES.
All of the pulyerized and compounded articles are put up in
quarter and half pound packages, aud neatly labeled, with
directions suitable t1r retailing, and upon better terms than
the SANE article can be had in the L. States. Every article
IN his line Is warranted genuine the public can rely upon
this.
81 \ liberal discount made IN country merchants, who
are particularly requested 10 call aud examine quality, Sc.
before purchasing
- The varins Treatisrs, embracing the most reputed
authors, upon The fhomsonian or Botanic System If Midi
cine, may also be had at hisestablishmeut, by the quantity on
single copy.
SrntG-MaN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04
DRESS GOODS AND mERlNos:
MOURNING ARTICLES:

super B~oMBAZINES, 81 and Gi BLK Mon-selincs; Cash
mcrcs aud NIeruosi Banlazinc Alparas. silk war
AlcxIeau GIo1HS, second .1ioUaaidg Goods Englisl
and Italian Grapes, Love XElIsi lloseryj Gloves
Ill Aul... So.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04
Mills for Lease or Rent,

Will lease or fcni the tirist and Saw Mills. beloucing
u to M1l.G {. HuttAr, situate about 3 miles from Lynch
Dni On bafions creek, together With 100 acres OF as good
tlnlaS can be found in the ncishblthood. \ comfortable
'Neliog House, containing -four rooms aud a cellar, has lust
been erected On the premises, a d the whplc placed under
good teneing. Al3rge portion of the land ia eaoi meadow.
aHd Welt SCI m e9ss. Possession can he had 10 seoa in wheat
u aeslf.d HtptA 10 L. 5. iIII1ER.
9sF - = .... -. 5#= Bedford county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04

Some one, we know not whom. remarks That the rq.
son why truth is stranger than fiction, is because it is sci.
dom seen. 8444 Ft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04
BALTIMORE.
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
F A L L DRY G 0 0 D S

IL l VI | IL L u " Il y > i l. IL % y
No. oi3 Baltimore street.
HAXE now on hand much the largest and most splendid
II sock Of DIZZY GOODS. ever offered IN Baltimore, Il
winch we invite the attention Of Wholesale and Retail pur
ahtsefs.
II SILK GOD will be found an unusually full and Rich
stock of cold and black DRESS SILKS; Satin de
Chimes; India SATGSS3 Gtos Dc Rhiues, Italian Alan
tuas; Irish Tstbinst.; Wstered and Giace Sdks, f9t
Ereailg Ifcssts; Bonnet silks and Satins; ED and
black six Velvet, Nodes wide aud narrow MsRcE1.
IINfs.o every color. Sc Hc.
DRESS y mERINos:
IN splendid new ~t,le printed rastnerts and .hot,sseihies
PLAIN Aoasselnes, oi all cuofs; vsrious new fabrics 81
miuteI DRESS GOODS; high colored, small iFAl
and sb5li pattern" Muasselmes and Cashmeros Tor chil.
drcu'z wear, Inv and medium priced Dress Goods IN
great y~atiety, ChaHec4hle AIPAeAs; very rich dark
French and Enalish C~ftINTZfS; SCARLET and maroon
ground Chiutzes; Dressing tio5e tioods, IN beaufilll
ueY, dasiens; also a new and Va led stock Of EVENING
nREsS GOODS, IN idabrnid'd Muslin, 1sfletei and
Thule Dres-c-; Rich Lac Dresses; sait India Ms.
LiNa5 2yatls side5 Tafllt n Ihalesi 5de'tad
aud fg1re1, white anil eoln NIsins, &s.; 30f pieces
LppiHs' best French MEltISOS and 81 CIshmeres,
IN tba greaie-t possible fatictv Of coofs; al English
hJraf.,S auI Eahutp CLOTHS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04
uouSEbEEnING Goons.

10 this department ii or establishment We pay very p,ffi-
eolafau,afions and are pregalel Ia olar unusual induce
mcutt 10 Flnihes aml Hotel Keepers; al>oto parties iii.
tiu9 out sailing Vessel Is and Steamboats,, our stncI, en-.
braces: Premium American B,th, Whitney aud Miaki.
nav BI.ANkETS,o of every ne, adapted Ia dnnhle or
single Brls, French bcasttaaz, hefthes. cuas or ertdIe-;
QUILTS ri every quality, IA corresponding sizes: In
en- aud Cotton SltEETINGS ol every ~ idfh that is at
all aesirahlej Pillow and Bolster Linen Of all widths;
Rchard4on's and BaIlIie's superior shifting LINENS;
Dlna.k Table Cloths and Napkins; i, 7, =. . and tn-l
stout Barl-ley and fine Satin DnnasLs aud D,ancrs;
uuelablrk, Bird Eve aud other TDWELING Dn-
per-; wide ia-sia Diaper, super DlIalsk anl common
i,rdFrrl TOW III - Crash TiLIanbnr.. na,v a., Il,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04
NeyElaE.
NEW HrsRW.

NEW ENNW.
fINlEunlersigned vail carry on the business hereafte err I'M
j der the name and STYLE OF \. GUGGENHElMER s. Co.
at the old stand Of the aid firm. They have now, and will
continuete keep, a handsome assortment OF
DS2S @Io 008o
consIstlngin part ol Broad Cloths, C~assimcres, NestingS,
Cassineit, Pulled Cloth, Jeans, sc Sc.
ALso-constautly on hand, a choice assortment of LADIES'
Dress anil faney Goods. Likewise. Hats, Caps aud Shoes;
all ofwAieh Will be sold at reduced prices.
- ~ a=f5z. 9#ra = \. GtGtsENiFIMER,
48 Az - IA n. GuGGENdEIMER.
Dec.7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04

Ia Court held Tor Campbell County, Sept. 10, 1919.
a Samuel PanulIl aud John panmill, merchants and part
nors, trading under the style and firm OF Samuel and John
FanniIl, plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-04

BLANKS q SALE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21
GODEY,S LADY BOOK,

Godey's Lady Book for August is most
splendid number, containing as the preced-
ing one did, "a pages of extra matter. The
August number is embellished with no less
than % engravings, besides handsome
piece of music. "The Bath of Beauty" is
most beautiful and finished engraving.
The articles are from forty-three contrlbu-
tors, and among them we observe the names
OF some Of our most talented and popular
writers. Mr.. Cooley is determined 10 spare
neither labor nor money in making the
Lady's Book, the best periodical in the
country. Persons wishing to subscribe
will do well to examine the terms at the
head Of our editorial columns
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21
THE ruLAREE PLAINS IN CALIFORNIA.

THE TULAREE PLAINS IN CAlfOhNA.
The Galena Advertiser publishes the fol-
lowing extract from private letter from Cal.
ifornia:
The gold mines have actually ruined Cali.
fornia in an agricultural point Of Of view. In
fact, agriculture will never be of any conse-
quenoe in this country, except where water
can be found to irriga,e the land, and water
is scarce all over the country, except in the
mountains. As a grazing country, it is pro.
badly the best in the world; and statement
Of the numbers Of cattle, horses elk, deer,
antelope, &C., that ioam wild over the Tula.
rec Plains, would not be credited if stated
These Plains are, on an average, so miles
wide, and 500 miles long. In crossing them
have seen a drove of elk that covered more
than four square miles Of ground, all running
at the height Of their speed. Droves Of wild
horses and antelope were quietly feeding a
few miles distant, without manifestng the
least alarm, as they are accustomed TO such
stampedes Of elk. Millions of wild geese
were flying overhead, having been aroused
by the elk. Their noise was deafening
Travelling two and half hours at brisk
trot, through this wilderness Of animated ma.
ture, brought us to the San Joaquin's timber
ed banks and TO water.
AT the crossing, the Tularee plains are
forty-o miles wide. The river, like huge
anaconda, winds through their centre. The
plain is without wood or water, except i'm
mediately on the banks of the river. The
plains are literally covered with elk.horns
some Of them so large that I conld not lif
them. One set in particular was so enor
nous, that two men had a heavy lift 10 throw
curiosity. At the river we got some Of th'
finest salmon, which were speared by our In
dians. We also caught some small fish witt
hook and line. The water is cold, cleaI
and transparent Salmon of 25 to 60 pound
weight were seen vending their way up IN
: stream. We crossed the river in boa
swimming our horses. The ferryman, a Mi:
S sourian, told me that feverand ague prevaile
+ TO fearful extent in the neighborhood, an
e I soon had occuar demonstration of the fac
e by the shaking Of couple Of kereditar
! bondsmen from Mexico, who were crossin
over with us. But the mines, considering th
. exposure 10 which man is subjected, al
healthy. Intermittent fever is common, b.
it yields readily to quinne. But one ma
died of bilious fever while I was there. H
was an 0tegonian:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21
CHOLERA DISPATCHES.

New York, July ,6-The Board Of Health
report for the "a hours ending at noon to-day,
1853 cases of Cholera, and SIS deaths.
BALTIMORE, July l6-Five cases Of cholera
and 4 deaths have occurred in the Almshouse
since last night. The city continues healthy
The weather pleasant.
CINCINNATI, July l5.-The Cemeteries re.
port for the - hours ending noon, to-day,
l5i interments-of which 81 were from
cholera, and 81 from other diseases.
CINcINNArI, July l6.-To day the Gene.
teries report i04 intermenls, 60 of which
were from cholera, and Al from other di'
seases.
ST. LOUIS, July l5-The in,ermenls re-
ported by the Cemeteries, to-day, for the "a
hours ending noon, only reach 90, of which
5S were from cholera, and 81 from other d
seases. The total number of intermen,s du
ring the past As hours is 223, as follows
cholera, llT; other diseases, 76
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21
PROCLAMATION.

Nj OTICE is hereby given that the several courts
~; Of Common Pleas, General Quarter Sessions
Of the peace, and Orphans Cohre Court Of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, in and
for the county of Northumberlsnds, to ceniplence
at the Court House, in the borough Of Sunbury,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on Monday the 9th Of August
next, will continue ONE WEEK.
The coroner, Justices of the Peace and censta.
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls records, inquisitions, and
other remembrances to do those things TO their
several offices appertaining to be done. And all
witnesses prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons 70 prosecute against him, as shall
be just--and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors arc requested to bepunctual in their
attendance. at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hands at Sunbury, the l4th day Of
July in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty-nine- the lnde-
pendence Of the United States Of America the
13d. . .tH...n
JAMES COVERT, Sh'h.
Gcd save the Commonwealth.