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XTIRGINIa -Ata Circuit Cou, f.. .,t

" sAUsNHR Al n Circuit Count far ~
Lshchbarg,' oniihuct and held un The eg a
Move Der, 1854, ~ day o.
s q llnnd W.. Hunt & WerI,
Mart by &c same
The fist of these causes which appenr.,o1
duly miured in he oihc" n u the lief Ma, 's hfen
d Dad.. John T. Davis, Dabncy Marr NJ prqree
Martin, aud John Fowlct-canie N til. Aaaee'i
dpnn Il p bill, answer Of james D. Hun, I, ~ ~ LEA
Willlam Z. hvine aud james r. NJ min 80 y
del osltions III Witnesses. The sernnI. wbcl ~ ad
to have been duly maiurcr H. the ofre n, IN lfea.
lanes Z Hunt, John Warn ir aud Dabny NJ
came IN 10 be heard upon Tie bin ,xhib;,s ''a'la-
OF " lliam d. Martin, Ez be-, " Mnr,;n aal ah.ss
Il. Martin, infants. by their gua dim I'D b,n
wus argued by counsel: On con.id, r,,i,n ,L,,'r
Cooht doth adjuds". o,-i~r u-rr.e tnaf ono 1
Commissi ners of this G urt do take state md
the iollowihg courts and make report thereof 70 |
Court, viz:
1t. An account OF Dabney Mnrtin us ups,e, :,
vile, Elizabeth Martin, f. m his qualification n.
trustee, until the 10th da, If MAY, 1915 alo A.
the deed 10 WIN o. Irvine and James f. Mari ~
since tina, Time show ing the amount (if ANY, dna ~
tot G uu,t esiaie nj The time Of .kiig .oid
and also ut the time the taking OF these accon,,
the Commissioner.
ID. IA account of all the proper, conveyed !; i
trust deed of the 9Th May 1Sa5 to Irvine & NJ
shos ne what has been 20 hy the Trustees md ,Is
mains unsold. IL uny) and what has become of the
3D.. An account If the trustees, Irvine & Mar
with the tuSt fund
4th. An account Of the debts secured in tho
deed of the 10Th May. lS45, show ing al balance /
renain of The trust fund after Paying said de,t.
any); o herwse he is directed To appurtion ,h n
among the creditors cured in said dee entitled tb
And notice of the taxing of these accounls nay
g,vsn 10y publication in the Lynchbug Virgnian wr.
for four successi> weeks.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

My bachelor friend why do yol allow those marks
Of aye TO appear IN such bold relief VIII, ~ los Using n
" bottles OF Emersoas American Hair Restorative
You might have good growth of Hu2 Pr ce 81 90 in
nrge BOTTLES Sold by y. Il. LYMAN
mar 2G lw
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A FORTUNATE MAN.-On the 4th of March
last MIR. John Thomas, of Tangier Island. in the
county of Aecomac, Va, received an accession
OF four grand children born on that night, by
three of ais daughters
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To the Voters of Lynchburg
am candidate Tor your snhagcs, The electnr in
April next, for II e office Of Mister Of Police. After
residence ut torywo yents in your city aud ncghbor
hood deem it uhnecessnryto say any thing of elf
nter than, if elected will discharge the duties of
the otiirr. GEO PERCIVAL, SR.
jan 3l-iir
EY We are authorized to announce LAFAYETTE
LEE rs Candidate for the flee Of Sheriff Of Camp.
b'h county Mt tie next election MAJ II d&rtie
IL We are authnrizrd announce SAMUEL. H.
QtAfLES as caadidaie for the office OF Sbcr If oi
Bedt' county, AT the next eecnn feb % I.
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&k0 nn0 --Wanted, S.ooOO IN Not,,
- cO,UOO. the Soutnern Mnnufa ,urs
Bank, Of VIII clt G. W. Pa. cell is President Appy
the Exchange and Banking House Of
mar 2.,-dts PETERS, SPENCE e. LIGGAT
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Ok BOXES OLD DOMINO SoAf
so -Sor safe low iy WM A. MILL Il,
mar o-lr On The nasir.
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Stop the Thief!
COO REWAItD.-w.s .. l.a F.

~ ~ bic. Sunday ing t. dark bay ma ny
tars Id, rather , n@dsr eium .izs, iolesbe ~ u
mat and tail the l. II lip CAP lower than nv hf'
tie hair rubbed ofi bolt sides b, conslun, "e oh
the shoulders rubbed, but HE hair is ayain a
The left shoucer. az 3 inches ir m tb wing
suall snr', about the i've at quarter ofa 'ne d
PAGES .lowl, and is little shoriel; mn MAR
leeicd. will pay lie above sum tor Tho a, 'e rer
# The li; or - the n'nre alouc, del,srr,5
or in Lynchhu's at either Of The livery stab q. 10
mar % d,1&ri. THOMpSoN r.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

tS-Ne are authorized Ia HnEnuucr WILLIAM II.
WATSON, candidate Tor reelection t. the Office ol
Master of Police for the CITY of Lynctburg
mnr l7--thc
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MANIFESTO OF THE GAR.

The foreign papers Of the 9Th inst, Iron Law
erpool, by the steamer Pacific came TO hand last
night, and we find in them highly interesting ae-
tails of the news of which we gave telegraphic
sketch Yesterday. We extinct rs follows
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raB CARS REPLY TO THE FRENCH
EMPEROR.
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I'Ok SAkE.-I hove Tor sale, pr taiey, oa
! the iino st riding AMI bLgg, horses in Lynchba
which, viii dispose of ON favorable terms Apply
mrdiately to WM II MOSBY Auca
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Roses &c. for Sale.
Golden Chop Tea.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
RECElyED ihisM Ormimg by EXP
IL very hnndsnmr lot Of DRESS tQop'i Is.,
Consisting Of sor Alom>lin De 'tines al sf'"' Al
col red. plain an ,ls'k Silks. Mei.d o,'F ,inn
Ram Ghallies, Paris printed Chsllirs, hicn r mi
I"n'lad"urs, Rich Bonn, ad Neck RI hons " " ca
M hlove- an' few lee "f French lio'hs '"'
siHilrcs. Pl,a cali unI 5, - them avis
ian Civ JOHN I Dh'-
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Good Advice.

Beindustrious and economical. Waste
neither time nor money in small ana use.
less pleasures and indulgences. II the
young can be induced TO save, the mo.
nent they enter upon the paths Of life,
the way will ever become easier before
Them, they viii not fail 70 obtain q COM
potency, and without denying themselves
any OF the real snecessisiss aud comforts
OF lite. . San xgsIslst1~a
10 industry and economy and self
reliance, do not take too much advice.
The business man must keep at the helm
and steer his owns ship. In early life,
every one should be taught to think for
himself. A man. . talents are never brought
out until he is thrown to some extent upon
his own resources. If, in any difficulty
he has only to run to his principal, and
then implicitly obey the direction he may
receive, he will never acquire that apti-
,uds Of perception necessary to those who
hold important stations A certain degree
ofgindePendent feeling ia essential TO the
development Of the intellectual and NOR
| al character.
Attend to the minutia Of the business
small things as well az great. See thai
your place of business issopen carly, and
everything going on betimes. - s5s
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> A Grave Joke. :
The Tolsda (ohio) Blade relates the

sossS ssAss
I ltis said by the jokers about town
we give the story ~ we hear it-that .
few days since colored gentleman. who
had become pretty much Of nuisance.
was. found dead-drunk. The wags Of
the vicinity ordered the Sexton to leave
coffin for cholera subject, and oall in
half an hour. Whom the hearss arrived,
the coffin was duly lifted to its place, and
a small procession moved towards the
receptable Of dead humanity. When the
party were sbout lifting tho coffin from
the hearse, the subject revived. and per-
ceiying his critical position he burst the
lid, and landed at one bound among the
mourners. sober man. His first impulse
and his first threats were To- fog the crowd,
but perceiying that that would be un-
dertaking rather large contract, he com.
promised the matter for ride home on
the hearse. As the cortege returned. oil
the women and gossipers ran to the doors
to ascertain why the coffin was brough,
| back. They were all duly assured :ha,
the victim had come to life, and he was
pointed out sitting on his own coffin,
whistling. .Oh. carry me back 10 Old
Virginny.', The best of the joke is. the
negro has given up drinking, and worked
lindustriously ever since.
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atlas JNO. M. KIRKBRIDE.s
nj T. DIG AL I1EPOTa

A FULL supply Of the following celebrated
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Depot Jsyne's Expectorant. Jsyne's Alternative,
yayne's Carminstive Bnsam, Jayneis Vermifuge
Jayne's Sanative Pills. Jaynes Ague Pills, Jayne
Hair Tonic. ROGERS Liverwort and Tar
TOWNSEND'S Sarsaparilla. BRANr'S Pnlmo.
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SELLERS Liver Pills. Sellers Imperial Cough
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RAILWAYS Ready Relief. Radway's Removal.
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Mexican Mustang Liniment. HOoFLAND.S
German .Bitters. LOUDON'S Female Elixir.
Loudon's Remedy for Piles. Loudon's A que Pills,
London's Indian Sanatise Pitts. Loutlnn'sf All.
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Londop's Indian Expec,orant. LoudnBs Hair To.
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Also the usual variety of other Patent Medicines
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county, by lime. il is impossible to oalcu.
late; and yet the use Of il is but fairly be.
gun. / think il is safe to say that within q
quarter Of century from this time il will
treble the annual production Of the whole
county. f7s5'
More than twenty years ago, was &C.
customed 10 pass several times year,
along the road from Reading to Lancas.
ter. aud just after leaving q tract OF hilly
woodland. callsd the forest, came. in the
course Of this journey, 10 . village, now
the borough Of Adamstown. 1t lies in q
very narrow valley, between pretty lofty
hills. The soil 10 the red sandstone, and
| it was, at that time, thin and apparently
unproductive. Tho farms in the vicinity
might have been purchased. as have been
informed, for $40 or $l5 an acre. Ten
or twelve years since, they began to lime
their land; and two farms in that vicinity
have within the last three years, been &C.
tually sold for 500 an acre. This land
is now IS productive ~ any in the county
Facts like these should convince every
skeptic of the value Of limo. They are
particularly encouraging here, whore there
is so much land precisely Of the kind. or
which the application Of lime would place
an enhanced value Of 500 TO 1000 pei
cent. Is there any other means by which
wealth can be 90 certainly and speedil,
accumulated? The owner Of . small farm
valued, say $1,000, in two or three year
may, by the outlay Of few hundred dol
lars, which will be more than reimbursed
in the mean time by HE increased crops
find himself worth $1,000.
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Why Don't the airls Propose7

Ss~ey oSA~ SAsS S&AAo =
The men are shy. the ladies cry,
<-~ Theirsminds they wont disclose;
II it be so, I'd like to know
- Why don I the girls propose?
= sat splendid balls, in dazzling halls,
Amidst host OF besux,
: With speaking eyes, and timid sighs,
3 The ladies might propose.
Ye maidens fair. now laughing there,
. So coyly with your beaux, -
Take nay advice, don't be Ger nice, Is.
they'll wsd-do you propose.
When stern papas and cross mammas
Allsmarriage schemes oppose,
And beaux are shy. there's no cause why
The bellies should not propose. aa
81
Poor Martha Mears, for forty years
To wedlock was opposed;
But nowshe sighs, land whimp'ring cries
80. "a al L wish had proposed. y II .ss-si
xsEAen- pity take, !, for Hymen's sake,
On these unhappy beaux.
Who are. poor elves, too shy themselves
.tAsmarriage 70 propose. 4s
SNFss-Pfa ladies. do propose.
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Mail Arrangements, A

a RR1VAL AND DEPARTURE OF the mall.
II at'and from WooDsFIELo:
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day) at clock P. NJ. Departs every day (ex.
cePt Sunday AZ 8 pollock A. M.
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W. W. WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone,
MIL nRMrAHINa

OnOA t-41utA 4vAhAAf N|SOA1S9
MILL FURNISHING,
AND A.
STEAM ENGINE ESTA ABLISHMENT.
3l9, 32l, 1923 Liberty Street,
OPPOSITE sMlTHFlELD ST.,
gCq PITTSBURGH, PA.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills gen.
orally on hand and made to order. Boilers for
Engines made to order on short notice. French
Burr Mill Stones, old and ne W stock, OF my own
warranted best qnsiity, aiwsys on
hand at the lowest prices. Laurel Hill Mill
Stones always hand. Mill Spindles. Mill
Irons. Mill and Regulating Sore ws, Picks, Screen
Wire. Corn aud Cob Grinders, Cast Iron PrUvers,
Leather BeIting. Wsgner's Patent and Common
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hand Also. I.uiI's Patent French Burr Smut
Machines, a superior article, provided with a
powerful suction fan, and unequaled for securing
grain; they are used in the large Pearl Mills. Al.
iegheny Giy. (Which turn out daily over 700 bbIs
four } aud in 900 other mills il. the west. Tbev
give general satisfaction. and are warranted TO
clean we'll We annex q certificate from one of
the largest mills m the west, aud refer to our
handbiils for particulars:
PITTsBUR GH. June 26, 1852.
W.. w. WALLACE, Esq Dear Strive have
now in use in our mill two Of your Burr Smu,
Machines; they work 10 our entire satis action
aud they durable, not liable to get out ot or
der, and we consider them the best machines no "
in use. WILMARTH & NOBLE.
All orders promptly attended to.
w. w. WALLACE, 3l9 Liberty st..
dec II Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Petition for Partition.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
OF MONROE COUNTY,, OHIO.
4 Eliza nPnu, s.sEr

In THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
OF MONROE COUNTY. OHIO.
5sas Eliza Drum,
s- iS
Matilds Brown and John Brown, her husband,
Nancy Wniand and Jacob Winisnd. her hus.
band. Mary Ann Trusx and Amos Truax. her
husband, Margaret Baker and Jackson Baker.
her husband. Alexander Drum. Frances Drum,
and Amanda J. Drum. syg isot .'5ta
,CAID defendants are hereby notified that on the
- 2lst day OF June, 1854 said petitioner filed in
said Court her petition. the object and prayer of
which 10 that she may hold in severaty her inter-
est in the lands and tenements of which Henry
sDrum, late OF said County, died seized, to wit:
The east half of the north east quarter, the north
west quarter Of the south east quarter. the south
east quarter of the aouth east quarter. the north
west quarter OF tie north east quarter. oil in sec
lion 26. township 4. and range 5. in said county
Said petition charges that the dover OF said Ma.
,tilda aad John aud the shares OF said Nancy Win.
land, and her husband. and Mary Ann Truck and
her husband. in said premises. have been set of.
assigned and confirmed TO them; that said petit
TONER, - On heir at law Of said Henry Drum, de-
ceased, is entitled to one equal seventh part OF
said premises, or one fifth part of what now re-
mains; and the petitioner demands that il parti.
ton cannot be made. that such other proceedings
be had in the premises - the Law may authorize.
At the next October Term of said court. the peti.
toner viii ask for the proper order in the premises
i, - -. ELIZA DRUM.
go, ~ II BY y. M. HoLLlsrCR.
June -, 1854. Her Attorney.
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rAUTION.-All persons are hereby warned
/anot to trade for a note given by me TO WIN.
Burdi.t Said note calls for ftty-eight dollars and
ls.Goodrich's History Of All Natio,ss." in two
volumes. valued at 81, and bears date June II.
1854. and was obtained by fraudulent tIansac-
tion, and Is therefore void for want OF consderae
tion. JOhN klNAADE. u
July 10. 1854
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Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Chrfri!

THE BEST REMEDYEvER kSoNk no n An
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In short. this Bslsam is peculIarlY ndapfed -
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produced by our ever-varyisg climate.
melancholy truth that t.pusends fell stcsipszse
Consumption every yesr from no other cause si;1a
Neglected colds; yet we find tundfed de. .snd hS66.
sands. who treat euch compisin,s Wish the esesS.
est insiifierence. md let them run on fos weeks.
aud even :nonths, without thinking az lie dasx \.
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'essness TO prevent you from giving il any kssie-
ton; II then settles uron your breast won brcuSe
hosrse have paine ia the eide ~ chest
large quaniit,ws of matter, perhaps n,ixed rih
you find your own foolish nesecs hss bsos ia =.
this complaint II, then. you vslue Your. liie 81
hesiih. be warned in time, aud dQaft willa with
your c0ld hut Immediately procure bottle 81 fSe-
OF that Gmous remedy, d.. Wissavs & 5Befsesr1f
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speedy cvis ever known. .housands = ~ lsslif
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zsco Liees 'Saoeds4S the nae ~ aale x1n1e l6
q ties cf I. Nistar' . Baisam u DVSSS sGs&eyvussss
ss>s8a ssfss Mr.. EDEN. KY. July 81, s66a.ss
s Messss sHarcourt Howard & Ce.S- -Genn:--Tno
'.Dr. WistAr's Bslsam ot via chsssyss elsitd
bought Of you has been ofsssch sisnsk bsnees Is
my family. that wish to maks ias visasss hec,e6
Tor the benefit of :he public 81 {. s IS =. ,,F
My wife tosk cold II the eimsS o.a = eenkee
menl. which settleds on her knsAs. d ,Fhn ahspi-
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Litten & Horne,

1hreshing Machine Builders f Repairers.
SUNFISH, OHIO.
MILL have constantly on hands MACHINES
w Of oil kinds; also CLEANERS of the best
aud latest Improvements
From past experience we eatter ourselves that
we can equal any manufactured in the State.
Persons wishing to purchase Machines will
please give Us a call and examine for themselves
All work warranted 10 petorm right or no sale
nj . All old Castings and Iron taken in ex-
IN. u. change for work, for which the highest
price will be given. LlTTEN & HORNE.
Sunfish Juue T. 1854. isFs
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Examinations Of School Teachers
FOR 1854. f
"HE Board Of Examiners Of Monroe county.
IL will hold meetings for the examination Of
School Tie acbers in Woodsfeld, commencing on
the first Monday of each month after this date,
except April, In which month their meeting will
commence on the second Monday.
Applicants must be in attendance at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, Of said days. and bring certificates Of NOR
al character from responsible persons known to
the Board. By order of tho Board,
JAMES MITCHELL,
Woods6eld, Feb. %, 81. Clerk Of Board.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
Lewis BaltzeH, Halter,

KK7OULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
" Woodsfieid andvicinity, that he has com.
menced the Manufacture of HATS. OF the best
finish and Of the latest styles, which he win sell
at moderate prices. All in want of GOO ID
HATS, will please give him call.
All kinds ct furs will be taken In exchange for
his work. His shop is in the building recently
occupied by w. W. Jordan as timers shop.
Woodsfield Aug 81.
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Holland House,
Woods6eld, Ohio.

THE large and commodious house on the south
i west corner Of Main and Main Cross streets,
has been fitted up with nav furniture Of handsome
aud comfortable style, and is now open for the &C.
commodation of guests The subscriber invites
the patronage Of the public; and those Who favor
him with their company may be assured Of hos.
pitable reception the best fare. and such comforts
and attentions rs will make his house compare fa-
yora ably with any others. Bills moderate.
HORACE HOLLAND.
July 6, 1858.