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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-20
BEDFORD CO., Va,
March 18th, 1854.
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GARRETT LEE.

4. EchOts, Esq,
SIR In comp ,nce with your request, proceed to
give YOU such facts hive TO my knowledge IN
relation the Springs in the neighbolhood OF Now Lon
don't My wife has been 1r four years seriously afflicted
with the disease pronounced by her Physician "proap
susuieri" She has suffered from il very greatly
frequently confined and utterly unable to attend to her
domestic duties She had Il services of Of our most
distinguished physicians, and tried may OF the most
approved ttent medicines with but temporary benefit
Her case thought hopeless, when the best efforts oil
the Doctors had failed. 1t was then that the Alum water
was discovered your land in my immed ate vicinity
she d. termincd to try it, fl st from the Alum Rock, ana
then bv the US. the wafer so soon it dseove
ed Her heal is better than it has been IL years
in fact she feels that she has been permanently restored
look upon tn, Springs bic sing to the neighbour
hood and the community feel satisfied that the resto-
ration of m, wife to cathi is attributable alone to them
and other cases have within my observation where
tn, re ult has been satisfactory. can therefore re-
commend .hem most warmly to the suffering ana cor
dially wish yo4 succ, SIS Very Resp'thy Yours,
HUGH NJ. NICARY.
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Bedford Alum Springs,

TINHE undersigned respectfully Informs the public
Il TINT he expects 10 prepared to accommodate Some
IS 100 visitors these Springs during the mp
preaching season. The water will be delivered mt a
moderate price the Springs from the 10Th of the pre-.
sent month 1t may be had also Wilson Franklins,
Lynchburg, and Samuel Hoiman's, Liberty.
This water has been analysed by two distinguished
Chemists, DR.. Chiffon of New York and Prof Gillian,
ofthe Va Military Institute, aud the result has been
such rs to satisfy AL who have it its superior
character.
The undersigned will hereai er give to he public n
more particular both of the ncaon of thoeo
content to refer the oned certificates They
from persons of character and they speak for themselves
7. ECHOLS
New London, Va.
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80 or 40 Desirable Building Lots
Fl AND tx,.H
LII FAMILY RESIDENCE at AUCTION -

On Monday afternoon. the 1t Of May, will be sold
" without the least reserve between 80 and 40 DE
SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. belonging to the estate
of Colin Buckner Ter TIE purpose of eiiecting div.
sion of said estate
The above Lots situated immedibt ely the Lex
ington Turnpike and Va. g. Tenn. Railroad. within n
halfmile Of the limits of the Corpo atm, and a few
minutes walk ct the business part of the city. Most of
them beautifully located with Springs of excellent
water upon them. AT the same Time will be sold the
Family Residence on the Hil with acres of ground at
tachrd The House is in good repair with all necessary
buildings and the ground in fine state of cutva
ton a rare opportunity is here presented to purchase
building lot in the immediate vicinity of the city,
they will be sold in quantities to suit Purchasers For
further particulars enquire the Auction Store of Wn
II. Mosby. whore plats of the property can be
TERMS - and is months credit for approved
paper. Z. RICHARD PHELPS, Autt =.
Ds.,le
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BUFFALO SPRINGS,
Amherst Co, Va.


ssillS old uud well esiabi .he.l watering place will be
Il opened, fT the mn odp zion OF the puolie
the hrft day ct June next 1t il situated Immediately
ON the lynchburg and Buffalo Springs turnpkc25 miles
tfnn Lynchburg, 30 from Lexington, Is from Amherst
I IL and New Glasgow, and within miles of the top
ei Mount easant ard Gold Mountain. These
tains among the ghes in the Stair, aud Iendi
ly be reached by good road from the Springs Caring
es can approach within shut dstan,c of the summit
aud persons can reaehte ssnn upon horse back with.
out dsm uniting The scenery from the summit is SPLEEN
lid. varied and magnificent. The city of Lynchburg
and the beautiful towns Of Liberty Lexington and Stnun
ton, can bc readily seen from the summit.
The propIiciors have made arrangements to furnish
excursion parties with their dinners upon the of the
mountain nj the shortest notice and upon the
sanabe tern $. They Will nlso be accompanied by n
Guie and Band Of Music, which has been employed for
the 1t is useless for discus. the merits of
the water. az its character Is vol known and has been
W. II established for the last sixty years and literally
ranonzed 1t possesses the same properties those
:" the White sulphur Springs in Greenbrier county, not
quite sron bu. in many superior particularly
tortemale and children Hundreds 1T ce, tifcates 'oud
be given OF The good effects of the of Buff Springs
upon visitors no had hope of recovery but returned
hume. after few weeks the water perfectly
stoi ed TO health
The rroprietors would take this occasion TO return
thanks To their friends and the public generally for the
ask continuance Of the same (pnrcunrly ofthe ci
zens If Amherst and Nelson Countes) pledging them
selves that neither pains spense will bespared To
render all both comfortable and agree BILE, being much
better prepared than last Notwithstanding they
were full last from the opening the close they
hatter themselves thai they gave sntlsiactinn,
", bring this notice to a close with old motto gen.
eral satisfaction given charge made and notwith
standing the high prices of every thing charges will
be less than last
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FUTURE DAYS.
Auction Sale under Deed of Trust of about
so DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
AND
q 4 Valuable Family Residence, A.
IN THE NEW VILLAGE OF wApDr00W,,1

pf virtue Of "A lcci Of trust executed to me- for the
- purposes therein mentioned. the 18th dnv of
October, 1852 by John Puiyis and of rec ord in Tho
Clerks Giice Of the County o Amherst shall proceed
Saturday, the 20th day hpri. 1851 at o'clock in
the afernoon on the premises. if fair il not on the
r.Nt fair day, To sell about FIFTY Desirable Building
Lott and a,lesiub,e FAMILY RESIDENCE with z
or nrrcs ofrieh garden ground attached thereto stua
re In the village Of Wardlow, in The county If Amherst
nearly opposite the residence ofJuage VIM. Daniel.
lhs abo'e Lots are beautifully situated, commanding
a full view OF the city aud affoFding most elig ble
sites Tor private residences besides being valuable for
garden. ey will be sold in sizes suit purchasers
l he tamil, residence, being the formerly occupied
10y Jno A Mosely, Esq, is enmmudious and comforia
Tube, near ehough the city for of business and
the ground atnce here is productive and well set
with ehnice Frui Trees, tpe Vines &C., Sc
The property will he sold upon IA cied IL of and 3
months the purchn giving in eneh enso n negotiable
sat stacoiiy endorse and the title of the land 10
be Withheld I'll payment is made, security for the
sntne. For further information call ON mo. J. Puryis
at whose store pla,s of the property ma> he seen.
DANIEL A WILSON, Trustee
Sale II be conducted by Tnos. q. Hill, Auctoneer.
ly.dtd.if
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Valuable Gamphell Land for Sale.

4 s AGENT For DIR. GHA'S T.. ALEXANDER.
"A of Oregon offer for sale hi. TRACTof LAND,
lying Senee Greek in tho county of CamPbell con-
tanning by surve, 765 Acres; about 100 acres OF which
rstrnc Greek Botems, anil about 400 oi which
in woods and fr.t-iate tobacco land. The inpfoye
ment- suitable erh small family There Is any quar-
THY of first rate Timber on the land within less linn "a
mile of good Saw nll.
Thi. land is VII adapted to the growth Of tobacco,
whent, oats, corn nnd ernss-the whole of the open
land ia now well set in Timothy and Herds Grass |
deem further description al the land unnecessary.
persons wishing Ia purchase will call examine ior
themselves | will take pleasure in showing the land
any person wishing 10 purchase.
an 3 cts JNO. ID. ALEXANDER.
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Nnw YoRK, Ap. 10.
Flour lower Southern 1881 n IS.
Wheat, white, 81 90.
Corn 80 "a 81.
The vessel whose loss was reported above has
been ascertained to BIO the powhatan from lIavro
for n. York. She eame ashore O'Clock Sun
day morning. She had on board 200 passengers
all of whom persisted. Not vostige of tho
ship left.
The schooner Manhattan was wrecked at the
Same time and all on board lost except one
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IlRGINaA:

|N rules held in the CLERKS Office of the Circuit
Adl, 1851:
#ny '. Mckinney an infant under the age or 81
!eaf, Who sues by her next friend, John w. McKin-
AeY' and Alice l.. Rainc, james Rail- ,nd Robert
%rea'nF' infants, who sue ~ VIM B. toahe, cir next
4'eha' Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
~ane' w Statham, in his right and as guardian of
9'anes h. Staham, r bert Statham in his own right.
nm as security for the said Charlie, W. S,atham
~ liam fishbush and w llian Paris sheriff of Ar.
spomeitoX and as such ndmr of james A. Stadium,
~ -. Defendants.
ne object Of this sui, is to procare settlement of
s'araan accounts of the said Charles W. Stathnm
gun a'ah o the said james l.. Stathqm
n' 'P"arng by proper affidavit FLED thu tie de.
"a 'apl robert Siaham is a resident of this State:
"a mat he DO appear here within one month af
"'e Pe'chtpn hereof and do what is nee, ssary to
~, 81 Ns inferred that copy of this order he
,,ne once week for four success ve weeks in the
.g slrsinian. and Pc ted at the Fl ont door the
OF tbs County, the first day of the next
UNI! curt. cop,-Tcste.
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER Crk.
4 n .', $40 upl -lSw4w
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Trustees Sale of Valuable House 4 Lot.

ar PURSUANT to the provisions of deed of trust
bli,. from J mes A Wilkinson and wife, dated Isl
March, 1851 and of record in the Clerks Office of the
Lynchburg Hu,ting's Court, ! shall Saturday 29d
inst mt o'clock ON the premises, offer for sale
Quarter Acre Lot with the Improvements,
situated the Junction ct l0t street and 18th alley,
near the residence of Dr. Il. H. Murrel The title is
believed to be unquestionabe, but acting as trustee |
shall only convey such title is vested in me by said
uust deed. Terms made known ON day of sale
npl 10 -dt22ap J. BENAGH, Jr., Trustee.
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VIRGINIA

Move her, 1885,
S Garland vs.. Hunt X Ward,
Martin by &c.
The first of these which appears to have been
duly mutured in the office rs the defendants George
d. Davis, John T. Davis, Dnbncy Martin, Elizabeth
Martin and John Fowlef-camc this day 10 be hentd
dpon Il BILL answer Of james d. Hunt John Ward. jr,
William c. Il wine aud james +. Martin, exhibits and
depositions of witnesses. The second, which appears
to have been duly injured in the office, the defs
james g. Hunt, John Wnrn. jr and Dabney Martin
be heard upon tho bill, exhibits and answer
of William d. Martin, Eliz ,boti w. Martin aud Anne
Il. Martin, infants, by their guardian 0d haem. and
WINS argued by counsel: On consideration whereof, tho
Court doth adiudge order and decree that OF the
Commiss ners of this Court do take, aud settle,
he following accounts AMI make report thereof to the
Court, viz:
1t. An account OF Dabney Martin, Trustee for hia
Wife Elizabeth Martin, from his qualification such
trustee until the 10th day of May, 1870 e date al
the deed to VIM Q. Irvine nnd james j Mariin,) and
since TINT time showing the f nny due by him
TO estate ut the lime of making sad deed,
and also the time the taking OF these tnccouns by
the Commissioner.
ID An account of all the properly conveyed in the
trust deed Of the 10th hny, 1915 to Irvine & Martin,
shos ing what has been by the trustees and Whit
mains unsold (f any) and what has become of the
3D. An account of the trustees, Irvine & Martin,
with the Il fund.
1th An account of the debts secured in the trust
deed of the 10th May 1S45, showing whit bnlnnce will
remain ofthe fund after paying said debts, (it
anyG Otherwise he is directed to npporton the fund
among the creditors cured in aid decd entitled thereto.
And notice of the linking of these accounts mny be
gvsn by publication in the Lynchbug .Vgniun weekly
for four successive weeks.
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- SALE OF LAM

"a SALE OF Ian D,-fursuant to decree OF
* Amherst Circuit Courl. made nt its March Term,
1854 in the therein pending OF "Stanhed,
Guardan &c. Greiner, &C. the undersiene the
Commissioners, ther ly appointed, WILL on Friday, the
18th day of May the premises, sell to the high
est lder tract of Land, in the County OF Amherst
containing 4541 acres.
The lana lies near New Glasgow, and almost ON tde
line of the Orange e. Alexandria Railroad as adopted
by the meeting Of the Stockholders, being about
Al miles distant from the Village, and about n mile
from the road; an the same Land formerly owned by
Allen Blair and purchased by the lnc John f. Grrirei
at the sale made by Commissioners, un der decree IN
the CASE of Watts Bair &C. 1t is believed that per-
sons wishing purchase Land would find this worthy
of examination aud could make better Investment
TERMS The purchn or will be required to ply so
much cash will pay the the expenses of the sale, and
as Ia the residue bonds Mt l. %, and Yeas
with good pei sona urty for -a portions thereof
and the title the Land will be retained until the last
payment is made. One of the undersigned l. o Stan
field will show the Land any person wishing 10 exam
inc it. lSAAC y . IANflhlD' }Comm'rs.
ANNA f. GREINER, 0'''" 10
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Administrators Sale of Negroes.

WILL be Sold tothe highest bidder at the Red
w House. in the upper end oil Charlotte COUNTY, on
SATURDAY. the 22d inst, negro men, viz Caesar Ro
bert jacob and Charle' property belonging to the cs
tate of John Oliver, dec d., of Han,ver county. Terms
cash, if desired by the purch ser mon ms, nego
table notes with interest added. The tile to the
bove property is undisI ued. but acting Administer"
to shall convey such title as is vested in only
e. T. WINSTON, adm of
nnl I3c3t i'm Oliver, decd.
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a,,EsT PRICE OF TIE SEASON
JAMES A HAMMER.

To'aeeo, u grnwn, ESQ of b A. Strntton. of APP
ush by = 81. bought 10y VIM. II. Hare, Esq; of
mlitoN' n sa,rpbel,at s264 BOUGHT by Mcssrs A. &
Laynr, u nj s.75. bought by Halsey < Bookrr;:-
arelfS,, a was purchased fr their fine southern
"c1s the best %sr . Ct !" the " Sa S
he tobacco c,',,ni..ion Merchants energetic aud
k6tise--hei, - daalers most liberal. 1t you want
Lying anu ..nd YOUR Tobacco 10 hamnerin L>nchburg
Oh fees ,'l' should pick their Tohacco well and
The PAIN pain and in good der, it they wish good
llse it UNIFORM w. lapl - Is
,rces.
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New YORK, April 10Th.

The late storm has been very severe. The
Delaware brenk-water house was unroofed.-
Seven vessels were driven ashore. At Absecum
beach forty dead bodies were washed ashore
supposed to belong to some emigrant vessel which
foundered at son.
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New and Fashionable Furniture Warerooms
In The Building formerly kno,on as The Second
Presbyterin Church, Upper end Main street,
IL Gln donra heLnln LiherIu Unrehonae.

Z@--/ HAVING 70 med connection with one "a
IL of tho largest and best appointed manu- -
E-eAl factories nj tho Moth and made ample ~
70, the manufacture of Furniture in the
city, | am opcning ut tn" above House large
and complete assortment of Fashionable forni-
tnrc be found In the State, embracing all tho
STANDARD tices usually found in houses of this kind
together with many recently introduced, and never be-
lore exhibited in this city.
My stock has been manufactured expressly for this
markct-n large portion from and original designs
finished exp,o.s, for this estnblishmentmade of the
beat materials aud furnished In tho elegant style
Articles of Norhrrn manufacture will be furnished ut
Northern retail prices, cost Of transportation added
Those prefo, ing articles of Home manufacture will al
wnys f. d large stook nhand from which to select.
From my long experience in the trnde. and possessing
hches onequnled by any house in the city, respect
fully solicit onll from NIL wishing to purchase feeliug
confident ut sal be able plense, both regards
price nni quality ofw,rk
~ Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished at the
sh ntos notice. Hair and Shuck Mntiresses made to
order EDWARD }. FOLkES.
npl H-is
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apl 1893
LOTS FOR sALE.-on

tie 3ls inst, upon tho premises, will sell acres
desirable building Lott, Of each,-constitutng
the parcel 90 two purchased by me, from Judge
William Daniel, Jr.,sunied short distance beg ond
his residence and the opposite side cf'he public road
pas,ng by it. "
Terms made know vt sale. Il. J DAVl ), fgt.
AKERs & DILLARn, Auc trs.
mar2l.eodtsif PHILIP A. BOILING.
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Circuit Court Commissioner . Office,

Amherst CT iio., April lth, 1891.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree vii
take notice that have appointed the 26th day If Mny
1854, to take the above mentioned accounts which
day. at 10 o'clock in the morni lhcy requested to
attend my office, with their papers, vouchers, evil
dcncc, &c, prepared for settemcrt
npl - wiw THOMAS WHITEHEAD, Cnm'r
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| SECOND DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, April 10Th.
The bill granting lands TO the States for tho
benefit Of the INDECENT insane has passed tho
House of Representatives.
In the Senate Mr.. Adams made speech a
gainst the Homestead bill.
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Fleming Saunders and Alice w, his wife, Jamcs
Rucks Alexander Ycrger an -,hi wife,nnd the 9th
CT child On of Louisa Rucks, decd, whose un-
known to the Pi'tf W. e. Reese, and Henrietta. his
wife r. w. Scott, and Elizabeth his wife, Orlando
Brown and the three infant children of his deceased
wife, Mary viz Eupheniu Brown. Mason Preston Brown
and Orlando Brown the infant children of John Brown,
deceased whose names unknown To The flth.,
Robert c. Gwathnry, William Gwnthney Thomas Boil
ling, and the six children of his deceased wife, Mary
Louisa. viz: Julia e. Boiling, Virginia X. Boiling,
Richard Boiling, Thos. Boiling, Louisn Boiling and
Chatns Boiling Richard X. Cralle aud Elizabeth, his
wife Jno. d. Morris, Edward w. Morris, Charles Nor
ris Mar, Morris and Elizabeth Morris the last two in.
fant Of Richard Morris decd, and Edward Wits
The object OF this suit is proper constrnc-
ton of the will of Wla n Watts, deed and "a deeis.
ion who entitled To participate in the distribution OF
the estate OF the said William Waits
Aud it appearing by proper affidavit filed that the de-
PENDANTS James Rucks, Alexander ferger and -, his
wife, and the other child zen Of Louisa Rucks, dec d.
whose names unknown VIM. j. Reese and Henriel-
Ia his wife, 4. " Scott ard Elizabeth his wife, Orlando
Brown, Euphena Brown, Mason Preston Brown and
Orlando Brown, the last three Of who IA are children OF
Mary Brown. dec'd-the infant children OF Jno Brown,
dec q, whose names are unknown, X. O. Gwathney,
Jno d. Morris, Mary Morris and Elizabeth Morris are
residents of this State: il ordered that they do
appear here within month after due publication
hereof and do what is necessary to protect her inter-
estand that copy of this order be published once
week for four successive weeks in the Lynohburg Yir
ginan and posted the front door OF the Courthouse
of this County, the first dry of the next county
Court.
A copy-Teste,
JNO d. ALEXANDER, CPk.
n.p.Vv n npl .w1w
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VIRGINIA:
A L rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
N Court of CAMPBELL County, on Monday, the Sd
day of April, 1854
Spotswood Hewitt Plaintiff
Abncr Early IT, admir- dc bons of Thaddeus
Kabler decd, Christopher Clark admir- de bons
non of Mary Kaber, deco james Metcaf admir- OF
Frederick Kabler. decd, and Charles ,. kabler,
Defendants.
The object of this suit nhib and restrain the
home defendants from parting with paying away any
money or effects in their hands belonging to the
absent defendant Charles s Kaler until the further
order o. the Court.
fendant Charles s. Kabler is not a resident of this
State it is ordered that he do appear here within one
month after due publication hereof, and do what is
cessay to protect his interesand that copy of this
order I've published week for four successive
weeks in the Lynchburg virgnian and rosted at the
fror door of the Courthouse of this County the first
day of the next County Court.
copy--Teste.
JNO. d. ALEXANDER. Ok.
YAscEY g DAvis,P.e. [apl l8-w4w
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Spring Millinery and Lace Goods.

VI VIE Subscriber Ia now opening large assoft Am
J. meut of Fancy MILLINERY and Lace
Goods to which respectfully call the atten-V Va
tln of friends and the public. Also large sssort-
of Nantes suitable for corsetts, front
and baek hnr brads combs, and supdfy articles for
ladies wenr r. +. HENING.
mar 95fA
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Npring Millinery.

IsllE subscriber would tai intention To- the -.
L largest and most beautiful assortment OF 81
Bonnets, Ribbons &c, tat she has ever OF Va
fefed aud ing selected by en- ercnced mther.
e els confident tha her stuck be surpassed in
this city
Repairing. heretofore done AT the shortest nniiee
mar 30 eft JANE SIMPSON
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BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA, I

MATCH 2bLh IO0Is J
hive been suffering for several years with DispePsia
The disc use became and more troublesome until
could eqt scarcely an, Thing with impunit tried
the various remedies used with comparatively little ef-
feet and had almost despair ed OF obtaining anything
like permanent relief until advised to try the water
of the Bedford Alum Springs. have been using that
water for several months and do not hesitnte to say
that have expe. fenced from most decided relief
Gun row eat any kind of with safety and am in
such health ns To enabi sto attend any business with
out the slightest annoyance Myrc toraon To health
attrbutable cuuui ou to the use of this water and
the change which Las been effected from almost constant
segeripg to condition of comfort and freedom from
pain will Justify M in recommending these waters 10
the notice of the public DO not doubt thalhey pos.
sess decide viz u,s a4l cheerfuy bear testimony to
their valuable properties. 6EohHE T. fZEh.
Renublicn, r,nv w4t ap w8wd4t.
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Ambrose b. Rucker,

Ambrose b. Rucber Defendant
The dcciec ,fter bringing the cause and ordering
the removal and transfer of the money and other perso
mai property of James s. Ruch I'm the hands OF hls
tbs possession of the said John u. Figh proceeds as
fnlIows: "And the Court, without at this time, asSum
ne or denying of the account filed 10y
sal Ambrose b. Ruckcr, of his acts and dongs rs guar
H.; c,o.nJ duh refer il to one of the Comnrs of
tb Cur to take state and settle the accounts OF the
so5 Ambrose b. Ruckcr guardian of the said james
s Rncke as aforesaid, and make report thereof to Ms
mot Nv himself or required by the parties to be 50
- copy-Teste,
~ LEO DANIEL, JR., CT k.
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BALTIMORE April 10TH
Sales 1000 bbls of flour were made to-day at
So.
Grain is quiet and unchanged.