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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-04

@ WADMsg Celebrated Panaec..
~ for tie rvvr n fsrpi.s Cswswmp Inv, Nsysfwiy
General DeaaVy. VAR fseil;ss, Ehex~nfisss,
Di.easrs eftAe Lirr s~d Si;~ s~a an dis,0.es srs.
sss lsc~ Imp~sifsss # fAr Blood, ssi ne .6se,. IF
Mercury.
swAfM'S rANACEA has bern fsr morn than
thiriy-two yesrs celebrated in this country aud III
Europe far is extraordinary currs--Ew the eSrfiG-
Of which reference II nSd~ IL thr directions
and books (Which may lw had Ersti-) srcompsny-
ing the Pnnoecn. Some Of which give the parfiru-
l"r- of tho fsirh,fuI for general publication,
where the patients had been nlm.si eaten UP ~iih
Scrstaa, and were deemed inrurabic BY Physi.
clans.
IL In, been used in hospital. and private rrsrs
tice, and has had tho singular fpranr of being re-
edmmcn'lcd by the mos, cstbra,cd ply .icans and
other en,incnf persons. Am.ns uthrrs Nv
". Gibson, N. D., ProE of Surg. ~. Iui,rr,;,v.
Valentine Mott, NJ. D.. fr"f. ~ Surg. MY. d..
W. 4. Dcwres. NJ. D.. Praf III Mid. Pa do,
n. Chapman. N. D.. Prot. ef fhysic Ia. do.
T. Farkc. NJ. D., frrs I Coll. rhysirian.. rhil..
Or. Del vallo Professor 1t Medicine Iisssus.
Jo-c Eourcnco de Lu,. frof IL Surgery, Li-bon.
J. Chapman. AI~mh. Royal CcIl. Surgeons, London.
q. w. Ewing. late Minister ." spain.
Sir Thomas Pearson. Maj. Goal British Army.
Gilbert Robertson. British Consul. &c.. &c.
And nlso the wonderful eurrs Effected by
Swaim's ranarca have f.r many years made il an
invaluable rrmedy. The rsnncca does MT ron-
I'll
preparation. il msy be given the most tender in.
FAINT.
The retail price has been reduced 10 d 80 pes
bottle Containing three half Pnis) three bo,Il~s
for a.
Beware ofImpositiom.
Sw,im's penaeee Is in rpund BOTTLES. tuted Inn
r'udnrlly. with the following letters blown the =
glass -
.SwAIMs-rANAcE
un, Ina i,r th, puy,c uf i A n ~ A . y .tuo,r.~
cd the sealing wnx. uud written on the label
covering the rork. aud splendid engraving for tho
side of the bottle. ranlu,scd of rcon,etrr lathe
work. comprising niue dn.rcn, dies, whici, have
been turned tor the exclusive use cfih- proprietor
BY Draper 4 Co.. bank no,c ~nrrn,er.. OF fhila-
driphia. In the centre !. l,.rtrait of the late
VIM. Swain. cnpyr,elt secured.
Also, Swnism's vcrmifngc.
A valuable Family Medicine. being highly ar--
proved remedy Gr all diseases arising from d,hiii-
~ 81 the digestive organs, such ms Worms. Choetw
Morbn-. Dy.cntery. Fever and Agac. bleeding
Piles, Sick Headache, &c.. Sc. Src the pamrh.
L, (Which may be- lad grated accompanying tho
Nrrmifngc.
Prepared Mt SwAIM'S LABORATORY, THE
OLD STAND. Seventh street. below Chestnut.
Philadelphia and .od b, Nil the respectable Drug
si-,. IN the United States.
CATION TO TJIE PrRLHr.
rrrs"ns wishing 10 obtain the genuine SwAIM'S
PANACEA aud SWAIM'S VERMlFCGE. should
be careful to observe thu, tho mime
y w A 4 M
il .pcllcd correctly on the ho,,les and lui,~ls ar
they may be imposed on By medicines made IL n
tniion 81 them by person bearing ."n,rwlst .u-
liar name. well calculated To- deceive.
oyNyRAL agsSrs ron rnr vs..
Schtc0c1tn brothers 4 Co.,
104 a log Jons 81, NEW SonK.
Feb o6-w5w
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A ME RICAN HOTEL, A.

IA RICHMOND. NA.-The subscriber re- lliii
turns his thanks his friends and the public Ion
the liberal patronage he Ina. with since he took
the American Hotel in July last. lie tegs TO in
form the travelling community. that expense has
been spared TO make ii all that first class hotel
should be- and every effort on his part shall be used
to deserve continuance of the lbcrality Of gen.
erous community. j. NJ SMITH.
Jan 22-i3t american HotcI Rirhmond Ia
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MSCEILAHRoUs.


l. DEALERS .-A0k nc VI TURAL IN
PLEMENT MANDATORY LysrAbsve.-
The sSb.cribcr. formerly Of Baltimore, where he
was a.rociated with . similar Establishment,
,akes thi- method inform the public in general,
that be has opened Warc-room and Factory ON
Main Street. opposite Bruces livery Stable, where
he will manufacture various and most approved
Implements of Husbandry. and Lsbor-ssvine Ma
Chimes aud pledge. himself that oil articles sold by
him shall be Of his own manufacture. equal in ull
respects similar implements made or imported
from other States. He therefore invites tho public
to examine for themselves before purchasing else.
where. the following various linds-Portahle md
Stationary Horsepower Thrasber., Fans. Straw and
Vegetable Cutters. Corn Shelters. Harrows, Cuiiivn-
tors. Plow. and Gang Plows-Alain Street Lynch
burg. Virginia.
Repairing done with expedition and fidelity.
(Jan bly, A. w. WILLETT.
ER- Bed. Sentinel and Dan. Reg cory.
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r LIVINGSTON PLOUGu CAST.

- INGS.-The subscriber has on hand II urgc-
lot Of the celebrated Livingston" Plough Cast-
ng-. and will continue receive additions TO hi-
stock from the foundry, TINT there will be- M
difficulty in getting any of the piece. belonging to
them. JAMES b. KENWICK,
Eeh 10-is nm The Hnsin.
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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
l. PRoPERTY-D virtue Of deed Of trust
executed to by Solomo. Clark, bearing date
tho - Of January. 1851, and duly recorded
In the Clerks Office Of the county Of Bedford
Co carry out the purposes specified in said deed, |
shall proceed to sell, by way Of public auction
the highest bidder. on Friday, the 18th day Of
March, ncxr. (lSj2. the following property which
Il mentioned in said deed, to wit One TRACT
OF LAND, lying ia the county Of Bedford, near
Nor~ood. containing about 135 Acres, -
Another Trvct in the same ncighbourhood,
upon which Mrs. Sn.an Clark now resides, CON
tnining lAo Acres, One other Tract adjoining
the same. containing ~ Acres. All these
Tracts Of Land situnted in n very pleasant
ncighhorhood. within the immediate vicinity Of
the Virgins and Tennessee Railroad. about IS
miles from the town Of Lynchbure; they are Of n
good quality. and well wntered AT the time
and place. I shall sell all the Plantation Utensils.
Stock Of Hogs. Sheep md Cattle. and the House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, conveyed under snid
deed.
The above sale win certainly take place m Fri.
day the 18th day Of March. 1852, ut Norwood. in
Bedford county.
SAMUEL NJ SCOTT.
Feb l9--ti2mar Trustee.
GALE OF LAND.-IN OBEDIENCE
~ to decree Of the county Court Of Amherst
eouaty, pronounced in the Of Edwards vs
SOnee. &C. nc unuersignSu VIII on the IOtD DAY
Of February next. on the stile in front Of Amherst
Courthouse. cell TO the highest bidder, the TRACT
OF LAND lately held by Elizabeth Edwards, as
dover in the estate of Thomas Edwards decd
- Said Tract of Land contains 100 Acres /;
- is situated near WIN. ii. Harrison's Tavern.
In the county of Amherst. on the head waters Of
Porridgc Creek. This Tract has on it the usual
Buildings for a small Farm; a good Orchard.
Spring SC.
TrRMs-A credit of ono and two wears for the
purchase money, the purchaser giving bond and APP
proved security therefor, and the title retained AZ
ultimate security
WIN. NJ CABELL. Cora,
WHIT. YANCEY, (
Feb p-tiGF
P0stpOnesmcDt.
The above sale is postponed until the third Mon
day in March, the 18th. Court dny.
~. NJ. CABELL. r.
W. YANCEY.
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
IA respectfully ask continuance OF the patron
age So long bestowed upon him. to the
and in this connection he de- ms it proper. to
ask MI who indebted to him to come forward
and settle their accounts without delay.
There many clums OF long Standing. which
close up, and it i. expected that all who know
themselves to he indebted will pay attention To this
notice. y. DlUGUID.
Jan SITS
Republican and Express. copy times week
for three month. and charge the Xirginian.
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DIBRELL.s HOTEL, Mas s1nr,

lnlBRELL'S HOTEL, Mas STREET.
II LYscBBrRG.-rndcrt the mana cement Of the
subscriber, this large Hotel. now tie most capa-
cious one in Lynchburg, Inns acquired reputation
possessed by very few West Of Richmond. II CON-
tains large number Of most comfortable rooms, all
well arranged and in good order for company
The DINING ROOM il one Of the neateS and best
in virginis. and in regard the TABLE. it may be
saf.ly affirmed that there is nothing good in this
market that is not found upon ii. The neatness
order and quiet Of the house. have often been re-
marked by strangers and others.
For the better accommodation Of Horses and
Carriages, arrangement Inns been made wi h Mr.
William J Read, who hss Of the best conduct.
I'd Stables in this country and will give entire sat
isfnction to those whose horses he may have the
care Of
For the fence Of 1}oat passengers, Cnrriag
es will be in readiness to take them to and from the
Hotel.
The attention Of gentlemen arriving in the Stage.
their why to other places, i. especially called Ia
this notice. They will please remember that it is
just convenient for them take their passage in
the Stage or Boat from "Dibrelfs." a. from amy
other Hotel in Lynehburg: that every facility for
leaving by either conveyance is promptly and cheer
fully afforded by the P.oprietor-that instance
has occurred, in which passenger was left by
any neglect on his part. tho part OF any OF his
assistants; that he il always prepared for Boat
otnke pas~chetIs' hhu iastiy That Ia>sfhe'ts nave
the right require, that they be taken any house
they may prefer. These fact- stated for the in
formation Of the travelling public aud may serve us
an admoniton to those who virtually deny to gem
tlcmen the exercise Of an undoubtcd right, guarnn-
tied to them by long established usage
Feb 26--ts CHAS. l.. DTBRELL.
ID EDUCTION OF TOLLS on the
h JAMES RIVER AND KAMA VIVA ca
NAL.-The new Tariff Of Tolls adopted ut meet
ing Of the Stockholders on the 9th February. will
go into operation this. the first day Of March,
1852. THOS. Mckinney.
Toll gafhercr, Lyncibnrg.
n. D. The Tariff Of Tolls in printed tables
be had Mt the Toll Office. on the Basin. in few
days. March lin
A RMSTRONG 4 GATOR, JOE
"A BERS in Ribbons, Millinery SIk Goods, and
Manufacturer and Dealers IN Sfrnw Bonnefs and
Hat, No us, BALTIMORE STREET. 6Tm Doom
EAST OF LIcHT STREEr. baltimore, Md.-OHcr A.
mcrican, English, and French Straw Bonnefs, all
qualities. by case or duzcn. Boys Hats, Straw
Brnids, Gimps &c. Bonnet Ribbons nrw styles and
all qualities; Neck, Cap. Sash and plain Ribbons.
Flowers, Caps. Bonnet Silks, Grapes, Nets, &c.
usual terms, Mt low prices Feb g6--St
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1T A. WHITELEY, Respectfully .oli-
Il L. cts the attention "f the public To his supcri-
stock Of Imported Liquors, just re-
ccved and offered for sale. main street. oppo-
site Liberty Warehouse. HE stock consists Of the
most superior brands brought To this country:
FRENCH BRAND{ES,
OTARD. DUPUY g. cos,
HENESSY LONDON DOCK, n very
superior article,
Fort Jvi~c. Madeira. Sherrv md ChamTane Uines,
Holland Gin, DC.
A. agent for the Importers. the above Liquor.
will be sold at Ner York prizes adding cost of
transportation. He respectfully request. the trade
and the public generally. To examine his stock, ms
he wishes his liquorsto sisenk for them-clvrs.
Dec 22-v6m H. A. WHITLEY
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TRAW GOODS-SPRuNls 1859.
- The subscriber is prepared to exhibit TO
Ladies' and Misses Sfraw and S1k Bonnefs, !Sfram
1rimmings and ArtiG iai ForerG Paim-ieef Pa
nnma and erery va'iefy q UMMER HATS
for Gentlemen; viii, h for extent. variety snd ~
beauty Of manufacture, well as uniformly close
prices will DO found uurivaled.
THOMAS WHITE,
No. Al SouTH SIcoxD SIRIEr.
Feb 16-13t Philadeiyhia.
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A RTICLES for the T0ilet-Gcnu-
IA ine Chinese Soap. Jessamine Soap. Sand Soar.
Honey Soap, Transparent Wssh Balls. Lows brown
Windsor. cold Cream Otto Rose Salvc, Dulcinc for
chappcd hands. great variety 4 Tooth Brushes.
Hair Brushes, Nail Brushes, Combs. &c. Alsn.
extensive assortment Of fnc French aud German
Perfumcry, Pomad--, OK Marrow. ind San.lolinc
for the Hair, &C., Sc. Fur sale by
Dec lists JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
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OOMMIssIONER,s sale erL.wd

COM MlSSlONER'S SmDe Or Lawd
N-In pursuance Of decretnl order Of the Cir
cult Cour. of Amherst, pronounced ut the August
term, 1881, of said court. in the case Of VIM Cox
&C., ~ Isaac Rcynold. and others. the undersigned
will m Friday, the 10Th day of March next. pro-
coed to cell on the premises. by way Of public
ton. for cash. TRACT OF LAND. containing
= - ACRES, lying in the county Of Am
* herst the lands Of George Pettyiohn
This land is Of excellent quality and is within sight
Of the town Of Lynchburg.
EDGAR WHITEHEAD. Deputy
for John d. Davis, Sheriff Of Amherst,
Feb 1@-lm and rs such Commissioner.
DUD11C SALE.-rROM LONG AZ
Il Fiction, and other circumstances being un-
sh'e. 1t present. to pay in full all my debts, and
Wishing % pay as far as possible. will offer for
saIe. on Tuesday the 18th day of March, 1852, a,
my residence near Elk Greek Mile, Amherst, all
nv property. consisting Of a Negro man. Horses.
n Cow. Plantation Utcnsils, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and an upd;-
~SaEh vided interest in Tract Of Land. -
opposite Bent Greek in Nelson county. 1Y9
Tbs property IL under a deed Of trust. but by
ee.sent Of all parties. oil my creditor. having their
claims previously adjusted. are invited to attend
ssa buy. Terms on day Of sale.
Feb. eS-~A~ A.P. CAMPBELL.
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r YNCHBURG FOUN

IL business heretofore conducted under the firm
of. 7. & G. s. DIUGUID, will continue in future
under the style of
DICGCID e. BROTHER.
and they take th. opportunity their thanks
to the public for the very liberal patronage to the
firm of J. 7. & G. s. Diuguid. and beg a contnu-
ance Of the same.
We have on hand lot Of ToBAcco ScREws AND
PREssEs.a Tobacco Finisher just gotten up. Plough.
and Points of all descriptions. Mill Gearing wrought
und cast, Thre.hing Machines. &c e.. &c.
J. r. DIUGuID,
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9-2w CHAS. SCOTT.
.LD FAMILY HAMS, Ae.-w

nLD FAMILY HAMS, Ac.-WE
~ have just received lot Of sery hyperion old
Family Bacon Hams. Also. new Lard and No !
Butter, consignment and for sale very low Ly
LEE & JOHNSON,
Feb I6-ts at the old stand of Mcdaniel & Ice
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bacon HAMS ANAL lot prime old
u Bacon Hs,ns.
Jan 's6-ts J. B. SOWL1S-
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WIN. r. ROBERTSON.
n LOOK Ar THIs--At the sign

LOOK AT T1I1S..Aa the sign
- OF THE RED HAT, one dor ielor Mrssrs
Gregory 4 Royal, having reinforced my stock
considerable extent. l would once more invite the
attention Of my neighbours. friends and customers,
feeling from the labour and pains spent in the &C.
lection Of which, do full Justice these wish
ing to purchase, Offer all necessary inducements
both in beanfy. Durability and prize. My STOCK
comprises all the necessary articles pertaining to 4
r BOOT, SHOE, HAT AND CAP STORE.
Miles and Benkirt's Boots. fine home mnde
- Boots; Ladies. Misses and Gentlemen. Metal
ic Over Shoes and Ladies' Shoes generally. Fur and
Wool Hats OF NIL kinds. Also. Trunks, Carpet
Bags, vaiices, SatcAcls and TmLrrilas, To excel
in beauty undcrsell me in which, challenge the
town; having bought the above articles Mt an unu-
suay low price, can sell cheaper than they
be bought at the manufacturers at wholesale. And
also, under the Nem Constitnfion, l offer myself
a fit candidate furnish gentlemen with fine Sak
Hate of the most popular fashions. hope my
friends will ably support me in my effort. having
spent many year. in that capacity. and having been
a resident Of Lyncbburg for many years. | repeat
it. that hope my friends and the public generally
will support me ably in attaining office. much
needed by the good citizens If Lvnchburg.
Dec 99-ts JACOB RCMBOUGU
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VINO PHYSlC1ANS.-Pre Pho.-
i phafc If Lime, Fluid Extract Of thnbari. SEN
ma and Vnlccian. Also. Browns Blstering Tissue
Tissue Dressing far biistcre; Transparent Adhesive
Plaster, Collodion, Chorof run. together with 60
neral assortment Of choice Drugs and Chemicals.
For salr by
d e I5-ts JOHN II. SEAY Druggist
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GARLAND Il ROBINSON, arc
" TONER'S and COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, Richmond. Va, corner Cary aud con
Street on the Dock Offer for sale ON o.Iatins
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lvlber 9Th, 1851. JANIS b. SnIrH is now open
ing the largest and best assorted stock Of Fancy
Good. ever brought to this place, consisting Of
every variety. He would call the attention Of
the Ladies particularly to his extensive assortment
Of Perfumcrie.. Soaps. Gard Cases, Reticules,
Purses. fine W ork and Fancy Boxes. fine Alabas-
ter work and Ink-stnnds, Paper--Weigbts OF every
pattern, Papier Mache-Ponfulios,b besides a saric-
~ Of other articles too numerous to mention.
The gentlemen will find nm endless variety Of
Goods adapted to their every want. among which
will be found very superior assortment of Pocket
Cutlery. Pocket Books. Port Monies, some very
fine, Fob Chains, Pistols Of superior quality. and
some Of entire new styles. Telescopes, smni and
nrgc. besides the largest and beat stock Of
FINE CIGARS ever offered here. For the chill
dren he has TOYS Of every variety. and some
very fine and useful. ms well as cntertnining-s
great number never before hers. His stock
ofFRulTSis very full ind fine. Candies Of every
variety. among which 10 some superior Bon Bons.
His sock Of LIQUORS is unsurpassed. among
which Is some old jean L"nis Brlndy, Of the vim
tage Of 1911; also some old Mnyery Brandy Of the
vintage Of 1884. Having made arrangements il
Richmond to be supplied daily with every deiiepcy
which the market affords. bis EATING DEPART-
MENT will be without fault. Jan. 1T
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ESCAPED from the Jail Of "A m-
IL ber-t county. on the 18th February, 1852,
WIN. ANDERSON BEVERLY, ii free negro. con
fined on a charge Of feluny. Also, Runaway Ne
gro. said TO brlcng to Sins r. yawier. Beverly il
about six feet high, bright mula,to. bair very
close GEO. NJ. THOMAS. Jaiior.
Feb 93-w3w
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ID EMOVED.-The subscriber has removed
IL to his new Iron Front Building, merit door to
his old sand where he will be pleased ace his
former patrons and all others in want Of cheap
Goods. In a short time he will open = and
splendid stock Of Spring Good..
Feb o3-ts JOHN T. DAVIS
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POs1pOmesm
The above sale is postponed until the third Mon
day in March, the 18th. Court day.
~. NJ. CABELL.
W. YANCEY. Q re-
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J + w ELRY VI
A.. NJ. D. G.
sTS. PETER AND PAUL COLLEGE.

Tl1lS COLLEGE, UNDER TIL
direction Of the Rev. Fathers Of the socist,
OF Jesus, derives from its situation In the Carl
tai OF Louisiana, O most f~attering guarantee o
success.
The Directors follow The same plan Of edura.
lion ut this Institution, as in all those entrusted
TO their care,
The day scholars enioy the same advantages
anu frequent The sane classes as The b%oar1ets, but
nave no other communication with them.
lie public exercises Of religion ate those 81
The Catholic Church but pupils of all te,otni-
nations ire admitted, provided. for the sake Of
efder, they conform TO The exterior.
. TERMS or BOARDERs.
For The scholastic year of 10t months. $3.50 90
Ihy'cish's fee and minor i%ufifnary expenses o 90
Entrance fee ttot Che first year only) 10 90
Stationary, If furnished by The institution. & 90
Washing and inending, If done al Institution 30 90
TERMS OF DAY SCHOLARS.
For the two inferior classes, per month, IA 90
For The other classes, per month, q 90
Books, Drawing and Music. etc, etc. form OK.
ira charges.
The payments are to be made seni.annially
in advance.
lhe College advances no money It will he
we'll Therefore that the parents deposit n eettain
STUN with the Treasurer for accidental expenses
and pocket money.
The next session will eomE1ance on the lei Of
October, 1852. aug21.3t
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Calumny Refutel

Not the leass among the t,nlo,hdeo
and slandero,s charges against the pre-
cent Administration, by the Democratic
party, IL that Of extra vageitre In the
public expenditures. Not only have the
rnpers Of that party been entertaining their
readers will, st,eh attacks to make politi.
ral capital, but even the Democratic mem.
befs Of Congress have stopped from their
high positions, TO deal IN bHseless charges
against Mr.. Filltnofe's Administrations
AZ n complete reTutntion OF these ISLANDERS.
we have copied the following article from
she 1ntelfigencer, which gives in black and
white the figures for every item, and
proves conolusively that the principle Of
economy has governed The Administration
IN all its branches, 40 that notwittstand.
Ing the increased expenses Of Govern.
men', the expenditures are the merest tri.
dc over that Of the least Of preceding Ad.
ministfations. We commend the article
10 Our Democratic friends, especially those
who are so much given TO complaints Of
Wing extra nrance
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state of EOMistann~~pnrisIl Of
East Baton Rouge.

SiBH J,titeial Distrstk gDu7i.
Oliver q. Edwards. vs.. GIias n. Davis-No. hot
10y Write If n writ Of Seizure and snla listed In
Ip the above entitled aud Numbered snit, aud ~ n G
directed fretn tla Hon. Sixth Jndrial District totri
h and for The. tHri. II and state aforesaid, | hive
seized and will ssp,se at public sale at Tie Court
House dpor In the city Of Bnton Rouge. on Saturday
A. w., nj the fiel,t. title. interest and claim. Of
G.. II Davis, defsndent. IN md ~ the tnoftgnfsI PRO.
petty hereinafter eet fottl, and 1esetibed, 10 wits
A esrtnir, Negro hoy nnnned iantes. or lin. n slave
for life, aged about 81 years IN the 70 day If Sep.
trmltet. t1a5ij being lie same stid by Oliver Grsef
Edwards. plaiutiH, 10 Chas. II. Davis, ieiottlant il
ile above entitled suif, on said III dry Of September,
Ua5i1 Ivy act befre sarul. skolGeid. Reeorler in md
for Tni1 patisl,. Seized 10 pnt aud satisfy Tie j,sle.
tneni. interest and fost. In the si,nve entitled suit.
Tetins Of sale. Cash viii, tbs benefit of aj,t,rnise.
inent. July 81. GtJ II. v, BAt3lN. Sheriff,