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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
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gsslasr Awake

sr ;, ~ ~ - Y 80 i
& q NJ q Ske the dawn begins,
] sak sths eastern shy - sesa 81
III aiypnise is, though dark the hour,l
eas That better days are nigh,
.seYss, xiaysiof peace and happiness,
Il 80 (which the truth holds sway, -,
.sssWhenessor and its bold compeers
sTEssAre driven far away.
Brothers, awake. those rusty chains,
- Hare held yeu here too long,
Break them, and battle for the right,
81 Whitley yet your heart is strong.
Z Plead uobly fer the rights of man,
a. Plead for the human mind,
And, let the. sensualist but KNOW
II That you are for Mankind.
: Brothers, awake, and firmly stand
Upward in freedoms light,
And break the shackels from the slave,
Ana gise fo him his right. So = .
Come, lend hand to the distressed,
And cheer the anxious heart,
Then God wiz heed the VOWS you breathe
you but act xour part,
Bfethers awake, there's work to do,-
10 give the poorsa home, .ss=a
s.Eo keep exempt the old homestead,
sssass:T hat aheysno more may roam.
Come lift the drunkard from the dust,
~ssSAnd dry the falling tear,
sasfhat rum has drawn from many On eye
ssys That's'snnk into despair. -
sesfF ~s5eystszs sk.s sa-5z,E sSe ta
: Brothers awake: yes, al awake,
- Hark to afHictions call,
ssAai then proclaim to all the world,
s.S There is enough for all
Il Come rouse ye then, my fellow men,
t.,se And help along each other. .ss,5s
- Then say theiworld is all Jour home, ,-
sss.asrss And saf4 mar is yogr brother. q
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08

the old man s,,nk into ii, his counterance
and manner betrayed his emotion.
81 have come, said be. and his voice
was unsteady, s'to do what could no, dn
for myself alone. Bit Il cannot see my
poor, sick grapdehiid wear out under The
weight of burdens too heavy 10 be borne
For her sake have Conquered my own
pride" ,"
There was pause.
"Go on, said -, who was look
ing at the old man earkes,ly, and was en-
'deavoring to fix his asntily in his mind.
"You don,t knoY
- s.L L.alas- s strange" SAID
e Tt : :, niiusI been long time
since we mot. F
ssLong. a. yes! lsis a long time.
You we're aebny, and esbent by age"
'sfarkfand d!'' excla3ssea T., with
sudden energy, spring#gio his fee, as the
truth flashed upon hiM s'Say-is i, so?'
"My name is MargEna L."
"And do we meet again'thus?" said MIR.
T with emotion5 as he grasped the
old mans hand. "Ahssir, have never
forgotten you. Whensn sad hearted boy,
you spoke to me kindl5, ,rand the words OF
comfort. The bunch nf Bowers you gave
me-you remember itHodoubt- sill
fresh in my heart. Nol Aleaf has faded
They are as bright and gseen, and foIl OF
perfume as whensI s6id them there;
and there will, blood kaser-,he unfad-
ing flowers ofgeafitudsE am glad you
have come, though grsersa that your de-
clining years, are made: dsayy by misfor-
tune Heaven has smiled On my eG1rls in
the world, l have enoughnnd 10 spare"
II have not come for CHARITY" returned
Markland. 81 have hands and they would
net be Idle, though it is m much they can
accomplish
|'Be not troubled on1Apt account, my
friend" Twas kindly answcred. 81 will
find something for you hs DO. Blu, first
tell me oil about yourselep
Thus encouraged. ihe phd man told his
story. 1t was tho common history of loss
ofsproperty and friends, aaa the approach
of want with declining Years. T.
saw that pride, and natiee independence
were still strong. in Marklknd's bosom, fee
BILE as he was, and realty yunable to enter
upon anysserious emp 10y iaant; and bis hrs,
Impulses was to- save his feelings Il, the
same time that hasextended tosfli,n entire
and permansnI sfelief. his lie found no
difficulty IN doipss aad lAspld dsman was
soon alter Iased p q "a Rhere but
income was all sufficient Tor tie eonlshf hste. Fl
IA e, =, L !
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Unfadiag Flowers

sRayepas April list 1850.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
THE WETMORE DEFALCATION.
Correspondence vi the New Yafk Express
NNnnLIu1.I.., An, Lat

Washington, Dec. 3lst.
Mr. Welnore's Misunderstanding with the govern.
meal continues to be the ahsohlng topic ut remark.
1t Seems that the compensation oi Navy Agent con-
4ss oI commission Of % per cent on disbursements at
the post ir which he is appointed proridsd horerer.
that suct commissions shall not erceed annually The SUM
Of $1,000.
'rls wuud make the balance resting beiw the
G vetnmen and Mr. Welmore something like Sl92. 900.
aln.s which the government have his bonds in securi
". signed by his bfother aud gentleman whose name
is altogether unknown" Cor 100000.
The nadcq, amount Of this bond is owing 10 the
ccums thai the moneys Of the government are not
supposed IN fact 10 pass through the hands Of the Navy
Agent The check clerk Of the Bureau to which the
counts having immediate control over The financial dules
appertalning to that branch Of the service.
The amount disbursement at the port OF New York
and other stations obtaining supplies from that quer,
many millions. II VIII be readily seen that claim of
. per on million is &25 600. Mr. Neilnore,
il would appear, claims per ccnage OF % per ceat on
all disbursements other lhan the port of New York,
vast claim like that which he is understood to prefer a
gaus the Government may be easily founded under such
regulations, with no small degree OF plausbilliy. Pro-
yided with the "snews of war" by the Government it
is not easy to fresee when the contest which must end
the Supreme Court Of the u States will be brought 70
close.
A case directly in point is before the Supreme
Court, in which the ale Wee President. G. nj. Daias,
is counsel for defendants.
There are strange laws which get the government in
to scrape but afford able lawyers who are in nearly
every members cx-members Of the government
tseifa fat case.
| will 90 iuto the matter more extensively when
a decision has been rendered JUVENAL.
Upn The above dealcaiion the correspondent OF tbs
North American remarks that satisfactory ADJUST
nen and no praccal offer Of explanation was made un
til the 10Th of December, when the vouchers tor SoS
OlS % were transmitted A correspondence occur-
red in which repeated demands for. and promises of,
arrangements were made, after which the Secretary
considered due to the public interests TO adopt legal
Investigation.
"The claims for commission set up by Mr. Wein'ere
may be equabe, bnt II is not legal, according to the
construction of the Treasury Department. Tue sslary
of the Navy Agent is predcstrd upon commissions de-
rived from disbursements and limited within certain
sum i btlleve S62 600 per onnun. But granting the
largest claimed, $4,000 1850 year duilng
the of the last administration exclusive OF the Iy-
uar salary-and deficiency of one hundred and my
thousand dollars would exist according ~ tina ssaemeus
Of the accounting officers These are the facts % shsy
are derived from Official sources" sas5 &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
PUBLISHED BY
Blarkfor0, TOmnlep s. Co.,

ETERI .HO.NTIfl .1.ND I'fIRNIl7I
IN -Four Dollars per dui payable IN dduaicc. No sub
scrption o be reeeircd for shorter time than sir months
and paper c be discontinued (ercept at the discretion
ofthe EdtofS,) until all drTeafages are paid.
9 ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 cents per square (oy
les esery inner form insertions and 37 per square
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Erery .HdeertSer srequbedto note the MS hosc long
he tcises his advertisement inserted; advertisements not
so noted, te be inserted TN its diseonuace be ordered
For YEARLY ADVERTISING The terms are for the privilege
Of tho squares, SO for square s25 for square,
form s35 Erery yeoriy Advertiser io be required
eoaG his adrertiSng 10 ms particular line of business
81JoB pRSrIEG ereclted noatfy and erpeditioSy and
on renSOnnble ier4rS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
Iron and Brass Castings,
TO THE PUBLIC,
BLAKE'S PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINT
FROM OHIO.

t subscriber has just received further supply of this
singular and valuable substance. In addition to the
ate colour he has beautiful chocolate brown resein
phg the sand stone in and much admired for the
points oil buildings Its principal eredients Silica,
~ na and Protoxide OF lfon which, in the opinion of
ehc men, satisfactorily accounts for its re-proo ture
wv" former substances being non-conducors and the lat
" acug as cement to bind the whole together and make
nm ana durable paint. For use, it is mixed with nseed
% i"iu applied with brush the ordinary paint
' IRON 'n zinc canvass paper, SC 1t hardens grad
able for roofs OF buildings steamboats, and cars decks rail
u bridges, fences, Sc roof, coated with this paint
Ia. 70 one oi slate at vast saving of expense
sale by IofiN II y S1S W ~ p p, "
.~NoV Eo-on Oa'y agent for the Patentee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
VOL. XXygl.--NO. AZ.

ordinary impulse which he had mnuuiclted to the
public mind on this subject. mny stie that in ons
day. al Neoagh. 2o00O persons 10 The pledge; Ia Gal
way. IN two days. 100000, IN Longbrea. in wn days.
$1,000; between GALWAY and Langrea, on The rad
10 Poltumna. from 10000 to 100000; in Dublin. du-
rinp five days. about 10000. In England, Scotland,
and the United States, he has controlled the pppn-
lar mind with the trunscendant power. Wherev
er hs has wandered. he has sought il. raised il
fon It's degradation, AMI pointed ou hs path by which
II will reach ngan its ancient inheritance of bonar and
ofprosperiy How fade and vulgar looks the career of
common conqneror beside that OF this Howard Ut the
Age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

WHAT CONGRESS WILL, AND WILL NOT DO.
The Now York Express thus sreaks. and viii, know
led1o will not doubt Of what Cong ross will and will
nu do
Fret There nre thousands who believe that Com
gtess possesses the Constitutional power do lhllish
slavery in the strict of Columbia hut who ,regadng
n IN uf bad faith according the terms Of Uni H.
WI not exact The exo.cse Of the power thu believed 10
he clear aud unqnest tunabc.
Secondly. There many who helieve that the
ncment Of The '.N ilmal Povsa" now would he of no
practical use Whatever. inlsmueh all the tilrtry
n which the proyi,o could apply viii be free by
the Of the people themselves, residing in such terri
Tory.
Thirdly. Congress will pass law for thu admission
II the State af Cali mia aud the people O. California
viii be allowed 10 make 4 constitution for themselves.
nnd in that tttullon they viii undoubtedly prohibit
all forms of sorvude except iof the punishment Of crime.
siialon already formed, and shonl BE- sent back 10
tn people, another would he sent 10 Congress,
ianinu a clause of resolule resistance in the Institution Of
slavery.
This then in opinion, is 10 be the upshot of the
whole muiler. The protess Of Northern in
GARD 10 Slavery in "lhe District # Colombia y and the
''Wimot Provso" will avail nohing aud the protests
of Southern men in regard 10 Callfrnia. will avail a
lille lnh justice. good Iiih toward, the people who
have gone Calornla from all sections of The Union.
demand this aud the recogn ion of such claims will
certainly the occasion for that recogn shall bs
presented.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
AGRICULTURAL
And Horticultural Agency.

WE are the authorized Agents for several large Agrcul
w tural Houses, both in New York and Philadelphia
And also the regular agents Tor the American armsr
implements seeds used kept by the different establish
mens may be seen at our Office. Any wishing TO .nb
crbe h paper procure good farming and garden
nsg implements, can be accommodated by calling upon
Dec. 3i--ts GARLAND hoSbf.
M w po NpC Lpp {, ,Ir AT THIS OFFICF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
Auction and General Agency.
SAN'L TYEeEE.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
LYNCH Ri re. Va.

ONE DOOR .iBOTE Mr.. RTCEyfRD TYREE,
n $ now in receipt ofls FALL STOCK oiGROCEHIES,
l DRY GOODS, WINES, LIQUORS and CRoCkERf
WARE and solicits examination oi the same by his
friends the pubic generally feeling confident that he
please -
He would also offer his services in the sale OF PRODUCE
generally Tobacco excepted His charges will be low,
and payment prompt. Particular attention to the sales OF
Wheat Flour Bacon, Ss SANJ. TYRE
Oct 25-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
10 usuilelcs.s.

SkNt.hb PROPoSA Ais Tor batldmg Church aud fem-
potancc lial Campbell courthouse viii be errised
mhl the 18th inst Oneu>iyO al Campbell tc,k's ohee
Where the plan and specifications he seen application
10 THE TRUSTEES.
Rev John Long, in lynchhurg will also exhibit copy
Tor
Jan = 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
.sD. s.NN ~ CO.'S
Eastern, Western and Northern
p A G X A e E EX RES s,

lyon the conveyance o Mc,cbsnat4e, Specie, Haggnee
", &c and Insurance effected any package, 10 it,
iuli value, whenever required
Packages forwarded Ia Richmond, Petersburg, Washing
ton Baltimore, Phadelphil New York, boson aud all ihe
principal towns and villages, at mail speed and wit perfect
safety PAckages, forwarded by this ne he rom
signed To the oil any ono, only necessary to say l. :
COS Express GARLAND & MOSBN,
De-. 3i-ts ArentS rtr the pton,i,ta ne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
l)ISSDI.lITllN-

'INih rot AGREE WlrrEN is this day dissolved
r by mutual consent The uame of the irm viii be used
only IN Winding up the anaiis OF lie cid concern
llpS, q. ACREE,
Jan s-s NM l.. WtflES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
i T. NJ A l. T. FM e RAT ION
n NOBLE E.N"TER PRIZE

Il seems that Mrs Farnham is no, olouc in her pro.
ieel ol lemnlo emigration, second Thought do
NE consider her hol after all There thousands Of
poor women in New York. who forced 10 drudge
iem mora I'll nghtiar miserable subsistence o would
certainly be better N in California.
The London correspondent oi thu National lntelligen-
Ger states thai sari,ty has heen established in l. ndon
tf poitciutg female emigration To the British colonies,
and AT The head of The commee found the Of
.orj John Russell, The Marquis Of Wesninster and
the Earl Of CWlslc lawed by these Of the B slop Of
london, Iotd Ashley, and long list Of noble men and
rrnllemcn. The wter gives some curious statistics.
which shnw ihe Necessity iu the operation Of his soeie-
", There are, he SAYS u The metropolis no irwe than
adaQO women empny.d in tse business OF eppurfl ma
king, If whom % 800 under % years of aye and
very large poroItnn Of them ara snhsistng or aemp'-
log Ia suhsisl, on their earnings, Which are ionm ID
10 / I'd day Throughou GIea, Britain the mnle
population "a great, ounumhefrd by tho female Tho
eNressby he If Si upwards ol $50 600 and
II Is now supposed 10 reach hafa mon. IN tho Brit
sl rolon,cs, the contrary the Inequality is ryefsed
II lsl1 ihcre were IN New South Wales al 900 TO-
ma'es 10 $1,000 male In South Australia. $4,000 fe
mne 20 u eco maes. Similar dIspmporion eylsis In
Nan Dcman's Land aud the other Australian coones.
his Society proposes 10 abaic this double rvI-io sup
ply The colonies with the p,pulaon which tho ing
want of society there. aud At the time 10 redress
hs increasing grievance of the mother county and by
diminishing the unnatural excess of female labor in LON
dun. 10 better the condition Of those Who reman. I'm
mediate measurea will be taken Ior promoting female EN-
igralon upon large scale and asssance will, In the
first instance be extended ~ that class which Is the pnnf
est aud most pless, tie needle and s watks
efs. Officers already opened for The registering Tho
mn os Of npplcanle Every possible care viii BIZ taken
II tho cmigranis during their voyage, aud pforer
ceplun BE- Provided aud Temporary assstonro afforded
em on their nrrlyal, and facilities given tn placing
themselves In respectable positions. The Morning
Chronicle has certainly The satisfaction Of originating
this benevolent society aud s thus early formation and
operation owing the eNeron Of Mr.. Sidney Her
befl, member of Parliament for South W ltshire."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
WILKES & BUTLER,

G O nj Nj $ = N M + II { II A N I S E,
LYNCnBURG, Va,
ENDW ARD II. BUTLER surviving partner oi Robe, Is
IL X batter, having assocatcd himself with Mr. Bena-
MN Wilkes, under the style and firm o WILKES III l.
iEi, i'r the purpose oi conducting general
grocery, fOinin'sssoH, R6C6iTing and
FORII.3RDLN'G BESINESS,
have purchased the eftife STOCK OF GOODS belonging
to the of Roberts Butler and will keep constantly
on hand at their old stand opposite the Banks,
Il Large and rel selected ,Sfooh Of Goods
We trust, by elose application 10 business meiil the
entire confidence o ho friends and customers 81 ihc late
concern, and the phhls generally All bnsincss entrusted
to care shall have our strict personal attention.
Prompt attention will be given 10 the ale of all kinds
produce entrusted tnns
Z. b BUTLER Will give his attention Ia the sale
Tobacco Having been extensively engaged IN the fohae
trade from clly iie he feels confident thn he pantei
interest viii be fully represented IN his hands.
8y-Goods will be forwarded ttce OF drayagc.
Oct 15-~tf WILKES 4 BUTLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
NEW CONCERN.

yI,uE FIRM of LACY * GARLAND, having been dis
solved ON the inst he igued have entered in
to co.partnership under the firm Of
LACY ~ TfREE,
and will con, niue the COMMISSION AND FORWARD
ING BUSINESS in the house occupied by the late firm on
the Basin where shall be happy to execute the orders OF
our friends, heretofore, aud viii pay particular attention
continuance patronage heretofore extended to the late rm
of L. * q. MUSES. n' i,nGf'
Avg. 9-is a y iihfr''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
IhESSsll.ErEEspN.

yJ,iE PARTNERSHIP existing between Moses Lacy and
/ A. b. Garland, under the style aud firm et LACY X
GARLAND dissolved by mutual consent on the ls in
stant Mr. A. D. Tyee having purchased the entire inter
est Of the said A. b. Garland in the Aforesaid concern, the
said A. d. Tyree and Moses Lacy are alone authorised to
collect the debts due thereto and all claims a.
eaiust said firm " ill apply them inr the payment OF the
MUSES. ltaNi,
Ang. 9ts A. b GARLAND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
NEW CONCERN.
Grocery n Commission business,


INliE subscribers have formed eonaltn,,uhin In, The
1 purpose ol daing gencta
efOccry ~ Commission business.
under the style aud itm al AGREE 4 NlcCIANAlAN
'nf stuck OF Groceries, Liquors, nonesiie- 60 Will be
i2nna a. al times large aud we'll selected Cons snmens ot
''of' "hoa', l"hhreo' Sc., will he promptly attended
-tthe particular attention of John q MeClauahan Will b.,
gwen part oi the bu-ncss Goods toc vcd aud ,.
w"ded, aud naehugefir dHyage. Thankful tor the very
liberal patronage heretofore extended to Us IN Iarer con.
Germs and Individuality would respectfully solicit eontn.
uanec. lIInS - AFkEE
JOHN q. McClANAllAN.
IYnchhurc. Jan Z, iSht--is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
PHOENIX FOUNDRY,

Immediately He CanM, the Langh0rne-1IWs
LYNCNBURG. Va.
fTNHE SUBSCRIBER, under arrangement, still
L continues conduct tins establishment, and solics
continuance of the patronage literally extended hereto
lore. MILL GEARING, of every descriptions (nsving
great variety OF patterns) Horse Powers Plaster and &C.
ment Crushers, Bark Mills Cranes, Tobacco Presses, toge
thcI with every other description OF
Iron and Brass Castings.
made and fitted up the shortest notice. and the neates
and most substantial manner. Also, PLAIN and FANCY
Wrought and Cast IRON Railing,
CRATES, sc. Sc He has a good water pover and work
men oil the at the head of each department Eve
fy article made at this establishment warranted to be equal
TO any done IN the State. A. q. DABNEY Agent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
NOTICE,

f co-partnershp in the mercantile business heretofore
existing in the town of Liberty between the undcrsign
u' unaer the style and firm W Il. & j. w. HOLT,
''is day dissolved by mutual consent
VIM l.. HOLT,
IA, JNO. w. HOLT in.
Dec 14-"3w Liberty, Dec. %, lS49.
EiNh NENlSON HAMs-5u0 lbs Fresh yenison Hams
n ior sale low by IINSLEN &TAYLOR.
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fsts, THURSDAY
- Ann T. Mecerano
3" Margaret Alelealt
l. B Miller
+" Sarah Murphy
- Mary J Morriss
i" Muy Murrell
- Martin Moornan
"
Dr. Thos Nelson
ThcapoliS New
Ms flurlla Me- dham
Z" Mary J Neville
Joe Oglosby
Mis- Elizabeth oley
y
john pannell
David 4 Parlach
Nm { Pago
Rich Parsons
Miss Narrissa { peniicost
Virginia A Palieson
- Mary J pllnrr
nis g Caroline Phillips
Ann " Phillips
Fannie l. Palmer
Mrs f. zabeth Prlddy
r.
Geo Roe
II y p Read
Nj G Reynolds
Mons Pure Robelarl
John { REESE
Nm Rider
Nm Richards
fhonaS Reynolds
Mr. Il Rpberts
MIS- Elizabeth Robinson
=" Florln'lue Robinson
Miss Eliza Ann Robertson
S
Smith & White
Royal + Shepherd
Patrick Skully
MIr-sfs SauIberry & Scots
: l. SpaH'rd
Dennis Il Sloomt
AIe>sls Burlord < Strickland
Thos w Seay
Wm Naulaa Singham
John w \ SauHdes
: SaogunIltz
|, ID Slucomb-.3 3
Thomas Seay
AndroN S.eel
Andrew Stevens
L Shelton
Geo " Strickland & Co
james Stewart
lnln II Stone
Tho, II Scnt
Rev j Suwden-2
ShedTach saunders
Miss Jane Stanley
+" Martha A School ticl.
3" sally Ward Smilh-2
I" Mary 4 Staples
i" Francis Staples
Mrs EImIla l. Sleploc-2
r
Wm Thompkins
Walter rurpin
Geo f. lhuber
Miss NJ Tomson
. Sophia u Thomson
3" Nancy 1hampson
3" Mary A lhonas
= Louisa Taylor
Mr. Mary Iorfcl
= Elizabeth IL 1inslcy
w
lIanry + Waadho0se
Gaze Washington
Henry NJ Wp5d
Miss Parlhena " allron
70 Mary Ann Williams
" Elizabeth " hi,o
Nancy A Wet
3" Elizabeth T. Walker
" Sarah \Neidenyef
=. naI,;a \,'alt.ar
~ Uo,b.rr k,aId,o,
T.;,,, W,
t,'''"'r " ''''
Mary H. w lalt
Mrs Eliza G. Williams
i" Calharine A y ommack
Jne \Vbitien
+. ct 4, at.io, o
''''''' " "'u'''
Avn Vest
rraLS.
\ NJ X
,iiers, will please spy they are
RO. CAV WliiON, +. M
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10

WILLIAM a. JOSEPH MARTIN,
TT FAVINCi associated Themselves III the PRACTICE OF
LAW, will attend the superior ard County Courts oi
Pusytpulia, ffarkiH, Hsag and Pmrtch, AMI WILLIAM
MARrIN viii continue to attend the court ui Floyd.
ADDREss-n LILLIAN MARTIN,
Ilorsc Pasture Store, Henry County, Va.
JOSEPH MARTIN,
Pitt ylvdnil Coun House, Va.
N. B.--The partnership Of MARTIN * NELSON has
been dissolved
Dee 3l-1W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
A LIST OF LETTERS,

u EMAlNlNG in the Post Office, on the lst day
q Z January, 1850.