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The New York herald., 1850-11-14
NINTH EDITIoN-DR RALpH's PRACTICAL PRI

NINTH EDITI0N-DR RALpH'S PRACTICAL PRi-
N yate Treatise, Certain Diseases-thsr nature mp
TOMS progress csnsequenoes, remedies oure
nervous debility weakness structure and iAnscsns
diseases closely resembling them TO the
Individual Of both This WORK Is psrfeos ssegu ard
Against quackery containing practical information
with treatmtnt recipes Diet &c &o IL enables
to treat b, own esse or 20 judge he Is being properly
Greenwich street. Is street. and BY booksellers
Mailed free by addressing bsx S69 Post Once.
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limited STATES NAIL sFGAHERs BETWEEN NEW
~ Yorh and Lverpooi--Ths ships composing this liz

bsD Brown, sHIPIsY d P : Go, O. fi1.rposi si T. 80
= ROBERTS CO. Is Kings Arms ysrd. Ls.Asa.
L. DRAPER. Jr.. Boulevard. Montmartrs. Paris.
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EOR CALIFORNIA VIA CHA0RKS. WITHOUT DE-
tenton Al pAnsmAThe United States Nail stesms hip
Company VIII despaeh the splendid double engine steam
ship D slo, J. y. schenck United States Navy Gem
m.nd.r on Tusse.y November 2eth AZ o'clock NJ from
nent malls and pssnger fer sas Francisco and inter-
mediate ports. The connection at Psnama will csrsfuy
kspt as TO prevent detention beyond the usual
stay In port ~, books are nov open. and b.
IRON NEv TO cHAoRpL
sssndse BERN. forward .iico 80. -. -. -. -. s
ssserass berth. found bed aad separate table &C
pkon PANAMA. TO ssr rR krcr.ce.
etsersse. found bed and .eparsts taSie. " iN
rRon NEv yoRE
STATE Room stsndes. Bsssrsge.
Shkriesten... SIS SO SIC
chvshnAh - ~ 10
nAstnA.. ~ ~
New Orieans..... 70 90 -
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

EroR SACRAMENTO CTTY.-TTRsT VESSEL TO SAIL
- positively on the 18th kcvenber, or aemurrsse pi1
Freight 70 the amount 0 80 bbis will DO
perior fast sailing bark, By Immediate Application 70
". h ID. fOWLkR. 50 West street
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

nR L. h0RrAMoRK WOULD BAY TO rHosz wHo
have sentrrstes diseases, -cura NJ voisas.- shAs u
Ise care OF thy health have devoted NJ
profession, and have treated suocsssuly
oent Ihese who wish 10 eonsult thcss complain
may do % Tree OF oharreb from A. ~ r. ~ sundays
,s,rsss ysS value y:.n hss.h 70. Win syois ,ssss
you, ana that their Kind of medicine IN
ry Ter disease In all its forms Persons vhoss heak hes
been ruined By hsss ssotsts. call daily. 10 WIZ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-22

Mrs. PARTIEGToN IN ILL HEALTH.-La, me! sigh
ed Mrs PARrINGToN, here have been suferin' the
began1ies of death for three mortal weeks. Fust |
was seized with painful chronology in the left
hampshire Of the left ventilafor of the heart This
gave me an inflammation in the borax, and now I'm
sichwith the chioroforn morbus. There is no bles-
sin like that Of health. particularly when you're
sick
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-22

A GRAcELEss GRAcE.-A scamp, who used to raise
particular purgatory about Niddlebury College, had
taken shine to the daughter of staid old dea-
con, who used frequently to invite him to dinner.
The deacon called upon him day to ask the Gus
tonary blessing, and not wishing to have it under
stood that there any thing that he could not
do he made the offer Hastily recolleeting all he
could of the usual form, he began, and made ex-
ceent start of it, but for his life could not tell how
to close it off, IT was easier to go than to stop.
Finally. making desperate dash after period, he
closed off thus q In conclusions my dear sir re-
main very respectfully and truly your obedlent SER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-22

lish ths Appeal, and forward copy of their paper
to Mr. Sands, will be enrolled as free members for
one year Again we say to our brother agricultur-
ists Go TO srofk Interest yourselves in this mpor-
tant matter, and endeavor to swell the numbers of
this Society that they may equal those of any other
now existing and fairly represent this large minor-
ty of the old thirteen Early action is necessary
in reference to the formation committees and other
important arrangements.
CHA6NCEY P. HoLcoNIB, of Delaware
A. BOWIE DAVIS of Maryland,
BERNARD PEYTON, of Virginia,
FREDERICK WATTS of Pennsylvania
AARON ROBERTSON, of New Jersey,
J. H. BRADLEY, of District of Columbia
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-22

The uniform which has attended the use of this
parationts sautary eeet-ts power to relieve and cu
eetions of the Lungs have gained for celebrity equaled
by other medicine. We offer it the afflicted with entire
confidence in its virtues and the full belief that it will spb
due and the attacks disease upon the throat
and Lungs These results they become publicly known
naturally attract the attention medical men and phil
anthropists everywhere What is their opinion of Cherry
Pectoral may be seen in the following:-
Valentine ri oft. VI. D..
gives me pleasure to certify the value and efficacy of
Ayers CHERRY PEcToRA which consider peculiarly adap-
ted to cure diseases of the Throat and Lungs
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Field
writes in letter to his friend who fast sinking under
medicine give you relief with the blessing Of God
that will.''
cured of several attacks of Group by the CHERRY
PICTORIAL
Asthma and bronchitis
The Canadian Journal Of Medical Science
climate has yielded with surprising -apidy Ayers
this skfu preparation to the Profession and public gener
Let the relieved sufferer speak for hirnseIF:-
HARTFORD, Jan. &C. 1871
Dr. J. C. Aycr-Dear Sir:-Iayng been rescued from
prompts you this acknowledgement not only in
justice to you but for the information of others in like attic
ton.
slight cold upon the lungs, neglected rst became So
cough and pse
cated could not Sleep distressed by my cough, and
pain through chest and in short had all the alarming
SYMPTOMS quick consumption. No medicine seemed ali
to reach my until provdentialy tried your CHERRY
PEcToRAL which soon relieved and now has cured ms.
Yours with respect, E. A. STEWART.
ALBANY, N. Y, April II, 1S48.
Dr. Aver Lowcl-Iear Sir 81 have years been afie-
ted with Asthma in the form; that been
E1gTd TO- sleep in my chair he Larger Part Of the time be-
medicines to purpose until my Physicians prescribed
an experiment your CHERRY PICTORIAL.
At first it seemed to make worse but in less than
week began to experience the most gratifying relief from its
and four weeks the disease is entirely removed.
sleep my bed with comfort, and enjoy of
health which had never expected to enjoy.
GEORGE s. FARRANT.
Prepared by ], C. AVER, Chemist Lowell. Mass.
Sold in Wilmington n c., by DR.. A c. EVANS BRO,
and Druggists generally throughout the State
January IS, 1850 20-3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-22
SUPREME CoURT.-The following Opinions have
been delivered since our last notice

THE FAT JURY.-Much amusement and quite a
commotion excited, at the Court House, on Fri
day last, by rather curious coincidence. A jury
was summoned to take inquistion of lunacy, and
never were of greater aueight, impannelled to
act in the iceehtier matter Of the lar portly gen.
tleman, aldermanic in his proportions, arrived first
and took his seat and another and yet another
and yet another came, until the ponderous compile
Inent was complete. AS the goodly company in
terchanged; broad grins next followed, and finally
inextnguishable laughter shook the room, in which
considerable number of spectators attracted by
theodd cLloaes1ip merrily participated respec-
tive weights of fifteen of the Jurors were ascertain
ei and the aggregate was 1854 lbs, an average Of
1913 9-15-the minimum being 200 and the maximum
$50 lbs. Whether this assemblage was the result
of malice prepense the part of the Clerk, other
officer, who drew the jury, merely fortui-
tops concurrence of portly gentlemen, is problem
yet to be solved
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-22

THRUIT Trees Hand.-Now is the time to grow fine
Orchards have fine assortment of Trees of ehoi
eest Fruits. For sale by J. WILKINSON Co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-22

CULExY and Harness for sale. Apply at the
- JOURNAL OFFICE.
DREW LIsTs.-A large supply hand and for sale lo'
" at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-22

MONEY Wanted once notify persons indebted
l me- that cannot and will grant longer ndu
gence and that if payment not Immediately made, will
place the hands of Attorney all debts due without
respect persons with positive Instructions to collect them
as possible. OWEN HOLINESS.
NTOLASSES. 10 Hhds prime retailing, for sale by
Il OWEN HOLMES
NEW YORK FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
TUST RECEIVED EszEzzz==sa.
y II Writing Desks, cheap; Sofas;
mahogany Divaus; 7F7zszzzEESS5
2 pair Ottomans; Sofa Bedsteads;
6 Dressing Bureaus; Sideboard Bureaus;
IL Quartette Tables; Booh Gases;
5 Centre do. IL Colts.
The attention of Hotel keepers and others are particularly
requested call and goods prices
prepared supply those in good Furni
ture low any establishment in the Northern cities
March 12] G. & w. A. GWYER.
persons indebted to the late firm of PRICE
In & FULTON, requested to make payment to the
subscriber without delay The money may be RENTED
agreeably to the terms of the Journal paid its agents
Subscribers may remit the full amount of the yearly
scrpton andf the amount RENTED exceeds the
old m the oTerpu will be duly credited the books of the
firm of Fulton &PR1cE.
All persons having claims against the late firm of PRICE &
FULTON, will them the subscriber for settlement
z.sss les "A L. PRICE,
Surviving partner of the late firm of PRICE FULTON
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-22

X.
Prepared aud sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. B. D.
Sands Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street, eoner OF
the United States Canadas per bottle six
bottles for IS. *
For sale in Wilmington. N. c.. by " GEa 51.
A. G. EVANS & BROTHER, Druggists.
January A, 1850. a th2s 17-3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
PURE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT {
JAMAICA GINGER,

IN efficient and grateful Stomaehc stm,ant and Ca-
minarc fr the relief Of Fimmency aliaying Nausea,
&c. Sc prepared and sold by PURCELL, LADD& Co,
Apothecaries and Druggists, %, Main and 18th
Streets, Richmond, Va
lS Extract contains IN concentrated form all the cs-
senta properties Of the best Jamaica Whte Ginger and
will be found valuable safe and grateful somachic stmu-
liant oncclcd and langud state OF the stomach
panied with of sinking ainness, winch besides be-
ing attendant dyspepsia, accompanies almost all de-
rangemen OF the digestive II impats in such cases
agreeable and cordial warmth, giving strength and tone
to the impaired organs and is NOT followed by that oil
lasude and depression which after the OF many
other stimulan,s.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
As smulant in cniecbed condition of the stomach
from 30 drops TO tea spoonful, dused wine glass oil
water weecned preferred, may be used to great
advantage In the manner ii will afford pleasant and
grateful drink after the meals relieve the of funes
oratplcnce occasioned by Indigestion other
few drops added tumber OF water will be found to correct
the unpleasant and sometimes ectcreus effects OF the too
free OF cold water in weather For tholics To
relieve pains the stomach much benefit will be experience
ed from its and by repetition in the larger doses in
In sick stomach tea spoonful,
small quantity OF water, will afford speedy rclct
Persons travelling will find this article to correct The CT
tects of change OF water.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN IL. SEAY, DRUGGIST,
MAY I3-w2m 1.vnchburg, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01

lsf then taared IN directly On he '' ffi'eng we "
moved earth An acqnainanee who sci o"' i's' ''a'
ahon, I'D cherry trees st every ono whieh was "st.'
I'd on the surface. consisting Of about one-'hnd OF ho
whole.
II rec. hase been dag up earelaly aud with nnieJgI-
ii rpts and then well rausI au,ed IN ne hf' fiaes
and The s,tl kept m'lnw already sisted, IN ''e
cond; they will usually have made 81 good gov.
p,,s,me, as 10 h. beyond the danger u drought bn'
fthe iransrlsnins has badly deoc 81 The sh ms
heen allowed TO get hard. the careless en,va'f WIZ
eah,less be reminded II hts negligence hy lie dea'h o
a part OF his trees -.
Watering feehly gov ing tree. Is At bfsl bni very
irregular way 81 supplying " with moisture s'ea'y
superior protection from midsummer heal aho o,yns
!. pu,ieL;ne or covering the surface Vi the ,arh from
.,,. Zoe, ,,,nd each tree with hay sirawo Other litter.
,eyc,,I i,cb.. In thickness THIS covering Keeps the
,o.,J so add nsi and mig dews reained ~ the
:, tbr,uol h sn miner days During the excessively dry
d,v Seasons Of last year OF newly set apple trees.
standing IN high and dry piece al gnund which could
,,t h. .,.y cultivated. were observed to cease grow
mo and tie Leaves 10 assume yellnwish cas-. They
yere immediately mnlchnd In a few week they re
commenced prouti aud the leavrs returned 10 d1fk
healthy green. although had fallen during all this
period. -
Cherry tres which IN spting OF carly summer. give
strong arImisa e II ur,hnr gnN tn ifc1renily des
tn,yed BY panhng midsnmaefs heat os1eh, null
ehlnr i ai rruincnt setvfr.
hIulchinC IS Mt usually advisable Jr young roes alter
the 6rst Season from transplaniing unl,Sg hr growth
&c l.cIe As son ms the growth sufficient 10 Give the
tire strong and well established ROOTS whether be the
6st or second year clean and mellow cuus is The best
treatment winch tree ran receive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
From the Southern Planter.
SUMNER MANAGEMENT OF YOUNG

In answer TO frequent inquiries, ii may be stated that
the first and grea, requisite in the succ ssul treatment
q" sewy anspsn'ed is to keep The surface OF the
anil for many feet around them clean and mellow by cu
tvshn. This Is inportan, all kinds Of trees bu, es
peciay ~ to the peach An instance occurred where
young peach orchard stood the FIRST year in clean and
repeatedly cultivated potato field and the green shos on
oil the trees at the end Of the first summer measured
firm fod and a-half to and ahaf Zee, IN length
on IN adoinng uncuIiivated piece If land none Of the
shoots were three inches long.
great mistake is often made by watering The root
II newly set trecs befre the leaves expand by whiel
they become water soaked and killed. lea1ess tre
10 in q nearly durmant state, and throws off bnt tl
mdsure. Bot as SOON the leaves expand, they exhal
moisture rapidly. and supply is then needed at tn
f's Watering, however usually fails of the nlondc
purpose. The water is poured the top of The ground
and only serves to bake the surface without ever reach
ing the dry sall 1riher down u watering is actual
SECURED, the sdSce should be ifs renpyd, aud the wn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
Valuable Mill Property for Sale,

~ Rt.I.NUkE COUNTY,.
SiE undersigned have determined TO dispose Of the vaua
bic Milling Property in the county OF Roanoke, known
the BELLEVUE MILLS. This property is situated
the Roanoke River, mile West oil Salem, the county
in the midst OF large agricultural region. The Nr-
gnia mud Tennessee Rail Road, under
ton passes Immediately by it, and the Southwestern Me
Adamhed Road leading direct TO Buchanan, passes within
800 yards aorlng the specdest and most ample facilities
Of transpolta to the best markets.
The buildings consists Q! large Brick Mil covered with
TIM in thorough repair running two pair OF Burs, two
Choppers, new Carding Machine, and new Saw Mill,
built in substantial order but recently erected
The water power sufficient to keep both in operation
Adjacent to the Mills are newly erected tenemens, suia-
acres Of Land Tor Gardens, SC. We invite he attention
persons DESTROYS OF deyong themselves to tins business
examine this property.
rERMS-one, two, three four aud five years, or the
usual deduction tor cash
May I3-2m SIiANKS, MARTIN & co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
Virgina. 10 wit:

virginia, 10 wit:
Rules held i'll the Clerks Office Of the Circuit SUPERB
"A Court OF Law and Chancery Ion the county oil Floyd,
Cn the 9th day OF May 1850
Charles W. Simmons, Plaintiff,
against
t Emery Reed, Jane Simmons, Valentine Switzer, and
Charles Switz,r, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Jane Simmons, Valentine Swit2r, and
Charles Swzer having entered their appearance and
given security according the act of Assembly and the rules
of this Count and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: II Is ordered
that they do appear Rules to be held in the Clerks Office
olhe Circuit Superior Court aforesaid the first Mo rday
August next the bill OF the plaintiff and that
copy of this order he published in the lynchhurg Nn man
Tor two months successfully, and posted at the front door OF
the Court house of this county.
\ copy-Icstc,
J. y. ZENrMEYER, Cork.
-,Nnn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
REMOVAL.

iit SUBSCRIBER takes the liberty, Of informing his
friends and customers, that he has recently moved
location, which he occupied, last year, Grocc
Forwarding and Commission House. to building few
doors above, the opposite side of the street, the
same square, with Dibrell's Hotel
Truly grateful Tor the berality, heretofore manifested
wards him. ny his friends he hopes, by strictly o
Pcdoh TO ms business and disposition To give entire
islaeton, in every parcu ar be entitled To connuanc,
OF ther eon'enanee All orders Tor Goods and the forwar
og OF aie any KIND OF Produce Goods which may b,
to him, will receive the sc and PROMPT al
tention. ~ "
In forwarding goods charge win he made cor
Ioany person making early application one on two com
Portable rooms, above the soic vail lie as offices,
Mar It's X. !. II IIOI. IS.
BLANKS ron SHE IT rms oFkTcE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
DRAWING.

n ApTAIN MURRAY, having recovered from his late in
~ disposition, which prevented his earlier
respectfully informs the Ladies' Gentlemen, and Principals
OF Institutions Lynchburg and its vicinity that he
prepared 10 take classes, either at the academies residences
OF the citizens, his dwelling, in Pencil Drawing
Water Color Oil Painting For further particulars and
inspection of works of art, apply at the Musical Academy
Church Street.
For sale number Of fine old and modern Paintings Gle
ganlly framed.
June 17-ws M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01

,rylII, -, .;,,., ,,l;,,r ~ ~, ~ ,,,,
WIZ ."u r', ~ ule0''' ''C " NJ,
= P,'o'' 'i' P'N' "'i" N''"o - n? a. ~ ~ ~
'' '''', HH no NJ, I'm No., VI ~, ,rHp,
'' ~, pfoooe'a ny ~ re- = ~ n.
nc ',ina'Nap'e '.''S % - W % nv ''f9 M nav
pe'' lei,'Atu ny ~ u, 1870" DO ~ " 'e
'ent professors ",r phS " .Iis ana ',f IL LINUS
should tHtn'aSe Hc "'r,t' 10 VIZ, ~ !,
assurance ''' INC ue ~ 'lG ii''i ~ i'HAi-
WI, a, '''eN' 'i' ~ Ky .' r - -
"'p'es'"' 70 wv l4'"1 Insult eu u '''% , :,
OF inc hs' men N our c9N upon NIoSS Judgement anu
'NPe,.e9ey ~ y nee may De P'a
IN. tfhh"S - fFeS'"ett tt"to"t 'h,~e NoftSt'
one on the ho,' 'caiie" ana il'e He' Phss'c'', III 3
country con, ast' " i'e 'ieH0' o
e cure OF 'hat ioihia"oe ose'S' ,,,c ,u,c
:, -, =. .>o""i5a ' ',Pt,i -o' io'o ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
POLITICAL.
- ~se~-~-~.~~~<>~>,~s>>>~~ ,~>s~,~rse~/>f>f~ ~
IErom the K.icke,bsker Magazine.
THE OLD MILL.

>~>>r>> -
IErom the k.fickebsker Magazine.
THE OLD MILL.
Dan't You remember. ily dear.
The mill by The old bill side.
Where we usrd 10 gu 10 tho SUMMED time
And watch the fanny tide
And tss The leaves Ut The frap rant beach.
Oa is bresst 8, snoath and bright.
Where they fea,ed away like emcralds,
In food Vi g,.ldsa light
Lily. deer.
And the miller. isve. with his slouchy car.
Awd syss Of milirs, gray.
ploddinq shout his dn>,y work.
Singing the live cong day
And the cost tina, hung the rusty nal.
With many q motley patch,
And the rude old der. with It's broken ST II.
Aud The string, ami the wopden latch
Lily, dear.
And the waer-wheel. with lis gi,tt ANS,
flashing the headed spray.
AID the wceest pulled ff,m the sand below.
And tossed in away;
And the sl-~pers, Lily. with moss o'errnwn'
Lake seat,aes s..sss tn pride.
Br-ss,inr the waves. shere tho chicks OF time
Were made in thu Old mills SD.
Lty. dear.
Lily. the mill is / m away.
And The factory, dark aud high,
Loom. like like a iowet. and pulls ia smoke
Over the cl.ar blue sky,
And The stream is iarn.d away sbive.
And the bed 81 The river hare.
And the beach is wilhered, hough and trunk
And stands like n sccp,re there
Lily. dear
And the miller. Lily. is dead and g,ne
lie sleeps in The vale below:
] saw his stone IN winter time.
Uad.r din OF snow
Bat now the willow u green SO In.
AID the wind is s,l and sill,
] soad you sptiu io remind YOU, love,
Oh him and the dear old mill
Lily. dear
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
Is. l.. TINSLEN,
GROCER AND COMMISSION AGENT,

Ia NNitbi H. w,
rs IN store and Is receiving general soc OF Goods to
which he would call the attention OF purchasers. In
his stock be tound-Snear, Coffee, Teas, salt, Iron,
Nails, Steele, Moasses, M,ckctc, Lead and Shot Coffee
Mills, Curry Comb Spades, Shovcl, aud general
mcnt al Hand Ware Stouc-Watc, Wooden Buckets, CAST
ing assorted Fable Cutlery, Tea and Table Spoons, Mead
Stcis Cassimees Cloths Linen and Cotton Goods Summer
Goods Tor pahtaoons aud Nestngs, Nankccns, Apaccls
Ginghams, Lawns, 300 bolts Carocs, ish Linen, bomos
ties all widths. both muWn and hlcachcd, Bed Ticking
Plaid t"ens, Silk and Cotton l'andhcrrhie Combs, Palm
silk and Fur Hats, large assortment o mems and Ladies
Shoes cases line Boots besides other goods too tcdi
TO mention. All want call from pure hasors To IL
sales, am determined, Tor cash, To sell low, il
lower, than any house in town. Try me.
An
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
.y'Eyys BOOKS.

.y'E;s1' BOOKS.
SlGHrS in the Gold Region, by J. 4. johnson.
- Naragu or the Charms OF the Nile, by Famiss
People have Met, by n. =. Willis
The Battle summer, by N. Murel.
Sketches and Handles, by L. Iiendly.
Annals of the Queens of Spain.
Sacred Scenes and Characters cdon--by liead)y
Sd vol. Women of the Revolution. by Mrs. Ellc.
Lectures on Arts and Poems, by Allison
Woman's W hms, by Robinson.
The Elliott Family, OF the Trials Of New York Seam
stresses.
Lake Superior. its Physical Character, sc.
Memories Of Hungarian Lady.
Historical Studies. by G. w. Greene.
Coopers Wmks-Ways of the Hour.
Direct from the publishers.
Nav lots. u. II. PAYNE s BRO
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virginia, 70 wit:
4 Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Supe-
~ Court of Law and ,hancery Tor the county Of
FLOYD, on the 9th day oil May, 1880
Thomas II. Simmons, Plaintiff,
against
George J Booth and Daniel Booth, Defendants.
IN CHA NCERY
The defendant George j. Booth, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act OF As
semby the OF this Court and appearing by sat
evidence that he is not nhahant ot this Com
mowcah II ordered that he appear here at the rues
to be held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Count
of Law aud Chanccry aforesaid, the first Monday IN Au
gust next, and the bill OF the plaintiff and that
copy this order be inserted III the Iynchbug Nrgiuim
Tor months successfully and posted at the front door OF
the Court house of tins county.
copy-reste,
J. N. ZENrMEYER, Clerk
law WIN