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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-27
VERY VALUABLE AND DEsiRA-

BILE REAL ESTATE, SLAVES, TOBACCO
SCREWS. Presses FIXTURES. nc For safe Private
In IN TIE CITY OF RlCtIMOND.-In conse
auerce of thc continued ihealth of Col Samuel s.
MYERS (who has determined to retire from business,
we authorised by him TO Offer at private sale. the
following very valuable. desirable and attractive Heal
and Personal Estate. viz: The two large three story
Tobacco Factories, ut the conner of Canal and Seventh
streets, having aggregate front of $50 feet aud
depth of 1870 feet, alley l6 feet wids; also, the
adjoining Lot the Of Cary and 9TH streets front
ing Cary $50 feet running bnck 10 feet with
two large Sheds for storing lumber Carpenters
Shop and several other wooden Buildings thereon, adj
nrably well adapted lumber yard for building
purposes, and well enclosed by high brick wall also,
sever al valuable and impro, ed Lots the West
line of 9TH street Opposite the above) which
there is large building used for quarters for the fac
tory hands. AID admirably adapted to that purpose;
also. the Brick Store mud Dwelling. adjoining The
above, occupied BY Mr. afbeck, frontn. IL 1912 IT,;
running back 63d feet Also, number Of valua.
be Slaves conss ing of steam engineer, seserni car
pentes factory hands and home servsnIs-al of whom
are well skilled snd familiar with the business to which
they have been accustomed. Also, large assortment
of +, bacco Presses. Screws Flattenng Mills, Machn
cry of every descriptn including fine Steam Engine,
with circular atached and large lot of perfect
y seasoned Plank, sting of oak, poplar, cherry
and button wood of proper dimensions Tor the manu-
facture of all kin Is Of Tobacco boxes. Including
Der of of Carpenters Tools for making of boxes.
Maps of the real estate VIII be prepared and exhib-
tied in few days, the office If the undersigned.
The Tobncco Factories above alluded to- built in
the best upon the most approved plan foi Coz
venience and utility, and are justly regarded as among
the desi' able in this city Besides being admira
bly, adapted the purposes for which they
,uucted the said factories could ensily be usoi for
senmeries converted into large warehouses for stor
nge business purposes generally and from their prox
unity the james River and kunawha Canal. literal
branch of said Ca al could easily be constructed at the
Eastern end ofhe soid factoriethus giving two wter
fronts and thereby enabling persun. to receive and for
ward goods under cover without any charge for dy-
age.
In addition to tie foregoing property. will sell his
celebrated "Phnnx =" " Aromatic" anil several 9th
er well estab shed and favored brands. and viii mpart
60 the purchasers thereof his mode and of PIE
pairing tie tobacco
Persons disposed purchase any or all of the tore
going real and personal respectfully request,
ed to call on the .ubscrib'rs.
Terms will be made accommodating
febI5eo3w GODDIN Il APPERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-27
Hold, hold, my heart
And you my sine'os gro~ not instant Ola
Rat bsar me stify up

- he enabled to do good plain and orta.
clustering for the good, pious people OF my
~ -. at. had hoped that might be PEI m'ted to
a,s my card inserted in the papers OF my old Virginia
H.. .iit was alton devoutly to be wished.
D., asas alasl even in this have been sadly mi,ta-
p'sfo, by so doing | hive accidentally walked into
hs oorn.house Of one of the b. BIS.
Nv Mr. B.. will tell you what the Fox in the
sbe old certain long cared g"nt."if you had not
nole would not have known you" | say, Mr. Aboli'
ia Blue "#*". Shanghai Yankee. (for am led by
r remarks suppose you one,) Why did YOU with
,Jd your name IRON the public Was II because yon
.ere asham med oil il. or were you down IN tn under
ND raj road which Is place very well known Ia all
l;,an.,s You say in your card that all the under.
Ler" of yncburg are natives Of States south ot Ma
IN aod Dixon's Lie. Well what have ! to do with
5eyfokeys1 | am not dead Vt, and therefore nave no
w Gar those geitlemrn. But, perhaps you mean. Tint
Vs. pa,,rers are nil from Southern States 1t is very
~ l., thai some them nre-hut IL they nll claim to
= cam States south OF Mason and ixons Line then
have been W, ongy informed or there has been great
ave either in Mason Dixon Line, or in some of
a N,rl,ern States. And, tow, Mr. -. If you
sns M, an A. B. b. Y, of my card had no Ia
~, n yo and perhaps hereait, you will lie prudence
H. your pud. and speak when oxen to. Now as to my
jsayorips tn detract from the merits oil the Iaserers
bis city, pronounce TO bs nls". wish them great
a.ro.a in business and hope they viii permit get
Ian, ns best cant for do ask their fayors, nor
ar their hate And in conclusion, permit me 10 say
Tint have made any efforts to obtain woik In
vnclburg heretofore, but have been offered work he
bb have declined account of not wishing TO take
"are.b.n could do. Now, Mr.. b. b. Y. let me advise
u 10 keep your eye peeled for cards for if can
mise The TIM will advertise in all the city papers, until
,be crack oil doom.
For he mind stray BY and The heart I6ear,
Shall never lag ia doubt nor faint nth fear
Very Respectfully.
A. L. HAMBRICK.
pS-Mr BIB Y;-Do not make another mistake
nd any ba, nv Gard hit the "UnIerfakers' for
tell YOU again that am not dead yet Al II.
r. Il I'm
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coMMUsIcATED.1
Messrs Editors:

Mesas Editors:
TN LOOKING OVER your valuable Daily, my at
| tepion was attracted by an advertisement headed
~ ok tn vo,r interests" in which the author labors 10
troc from he merits of the Pastrrers of this ty IN
,dsayorng TO prejudice the public mind against ihem
81 being abolitionis, who through every village
and town of the South-speaking dis1aragingy OF
Southern workmen, &c, &c
Now Me.srs Editors, for the enlightenment OF this
great man Of Bedford whose mountains abored and
|broueh 9Th mouse--ths who just at this time
professes 80 much love for Virginia, and Pdrca any
the civ If Lynchburg and much adherence TOR abo
|mionsts and Yankees, for his enlightenment will
ay that to my certain knowledge, the undertakers OF
this city, without option, are all natives OF etaes
South OF Mason and Dxons Line-and from residence
years in this place. have never before been accused
of entertaining sentiments preudcia 10 the interests OF
this their adopted home. They are bound to Lynch
bur by the strongest ties OF kindred ard friends OF
long ysars of residence, during viii h time some o them
have accumulated small properties by their eners, and
industry Yet this good Judge this upright judge who
10 more than one instance. has sought to join inter.
ests h these Abolition Plasterer. he styles lhem
and WIN so st,en ousy boasts of lis many voyages to
New York. ard of the many favor received Mt the hands
the New York Pla.erers seeks Willy the plasterers
of th. cit, Ly statements in the Vrgnian ard Bedford
Sentinel, whie he knows in his own ind to be false
would ain ask Messrs, Editors, why is 1t, alter
many and repeated trials prolonged for years. that 1t
found necessary undertake the work at low prices 10
get Job after the established woikuen had been com-
PEELED raise the prices ofwork to sustain themselves.
Why not in in and seel establish hinse on his own
rerts at prices that will enable him to do good work
with good materials-to obtain living and lay bya
little for IA rainy dav. teb2i.lm.
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Telegraphsa 70. the Daily v.rs:nian.


NEW YORK, Feb 25th.
The Cunard mail steamer Europa, with advi
ces from Liverpool to the 18th, arrived to-day
The warlike tone of the news by late arrivals
confirmed by this, but nothing decisive has oc
cured.
Preparations continue to be made by Englan
and France on large scale.
The Car still seems disposed to temporize.
The market for breadstutfs exhibit furthe
decline. In Liverpool, -four has fallen off shil
lng-wheat three pence, and corn two shillngs.
Cotton has advanced eighth, and consols
fuctuate from ninety to nne-one and half.
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JAS. A. n HAMMER
T. o m nm / y d N MI er & n "a u

LYscHBUR
OFFERS his services hi. friend. and the publ
" generally for the SELLING OF
Tobacco. Wheat, Flour. &c,
and hope by the attention to business shure
portion Of public patronage.
rV@Offire at Hobson 81 Asher's Grocery & Commits
ion House, Bank Square, Lynchburg, Va.
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OST-The certificate for shal of Stock in
IL Lynchburg and Pittsyvania Turnpike Company,
issued to Daniel |. Warwick-Also, a certificate e. two
shares in the Company, issued to II Richards.
The finder will please return said certificates those
gentleman o the Undersigned
feb II wf2mo CHAS. r. SLAUGHTER
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RICHMOND, Feb. 25th
A bill has passed the Senate authorizing III,
South-sde Railroad Company to purchase from
the Council of Petersburg, the Appomattox rail-
road running to City Point.
The same body have passed a bill incorpora-
ting the Henry Exploring and Mining Company
Bedford.
In the House bill has been passed incorpora-
ting company to construct railroad on
French's plan, from Alexandria to Washington
city.
The bill granting the right of way for railroad
from Salem in Roanoke to Harrisonburg in Rock
ingham has been laid on the table.
MARKETS.
Flour is unsettled by the news.
Wheat one dollar seventy to one seventy-fve.
Corn eighty cents.
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Valuable Negro for Sale.

y VIRTUE or DECREE Cas hs. os rns ar ooar
~ - -. al Ora wfuri rs. Cmwf.ri. the under
I'd ID -, vii ut the Msrke, house, in this city on s""r
kgnea wi law ,f March next, sell nj public aenen
asse ,au AVE NAMED jim; allotted Mr.. craw
NEnao an the division of the slaves held by the
Fri .fa - Rauan Sud negro is very likely, aud
/ sTERMsA credit of six months. interest added
1hh', securi,y or negotiable note well en-.
A I no will le required for The rgrehS,s mone'
TuEODORE d. CRAVE ORD,
fel % eodt4M "
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SMITH 4 ROBERTS,
MPORTERS OF HARDwARE
Il Cutlery, Gums, and Snddlery HAVE


nj y o 10 r. L RS OF HARDWARE.
Cutlery, Guns, and Saddlery, HAVE
removed TO their new md commodiou. War.. ho sc,
No % Iron Buildings Pearl Street, RICHMOND, Va.
and IRE now IN receipt OF thei Spring stock OF HARD
WARE and SADDLERY, embracing an entire new
stock of Coaeh Hardware and Trimmings
Having made extensive and advaniageo arrange.
ments with Foreign and Domestic Manufacturers for sup
plies of eo,ds, suitable the demands of the trad
respectfully solicit examination of our assortment
and prices.
The Virginia, Tennessee and North Carninia Trade,
visiting this market, woul do well to call on us with
the assurance OF finding bol gouds and prices
pare avoIaby with my of the Northern cities, and il
will afford great pleasure exhibit the same any
who may favor MS with Gull
Our stock consi,ts in part of;
$500 dozen Pen and Pocket Knives
$500 Buak. Bone Ebony and Ivory Knives and
Forks,
500 " "Rodgers'."' wostenholm's" and Wade &
Butchers Raz1rs,
1000 Shears md Scissors
1000 Knob, Stock, Pa and Closet Locks
1900 Till, Chest, CUPID and Trunk Locks
900 +" Knob and Thumb Lutches and Bolts,
500 "Vr. inia.' COLLINS" and simmons Axes,
500 Bench, Shing ing and Lothiag tintchets and
and Hammers,
500 Ames. Rowland's and other Spades and
Shovels
200 " .. 3 and prong Fork.
300 Gro. BRITANNIA, Plated, Iron. Tea and Table
900 tons Cast. Sheer and Blister Steel,
900 kegs Burdens Patent Horse Shoes,
5000 lbs Grifin's Horse Shoe Nails,
1900 doz Hand. Mill AZ Smiths Files and Rasps,
5000 gro. Wood Screws,
2,O00, Ono English American, and G. ID. Percussion
Caps,
5000 Pair Trace Chains and Stage Traces.
500 Log, OK Fifth. Back, Breast and Halter Chains
5000 lbs Galvanized Pump Chain
Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns,
Rifles, Rifle Barrels. Locks and Mountings,
Circular Saws frnm to go inches,
Mill, Pit. Gross Cut, Hand and Tenon Saws,
Anvils, Vices Belows
Sledge Hand, and Shooting Hammers.
Stocks and Dies Screw Plates, Augers, Chisels,
Brace and Bits, Planes and Plane Irons,
Waldrons and Patent Grass nd Grain Scythes
Sneaths Horse and Mule Collars
Brides and Bride Filings,
Haters, Web Reins, Girths, Saddles, Bride
Bits,
Stirup Irons Spurs, Buckles and Saddlery Hard
ware generally.
Hog Skins, Pat and Enamellcd Leather,
Sheep Skins, Enamelled Cloth, Canvass and
Duck,
Oil Carpet, Coach Laces,
Iron Axes. Ito % inches,
Bright anil Black Springs, Coach and Plough
Bolts,
Hubs, Spokes, Felloes, Shafts ard Coach Ma
ker's materials generally,
Anchor Boiling Cloth
With every other article usually kept in well select
ed stock of Hardware feb 22d&c1m
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Two THE PEOPLE Of Lyme hburg.-
l. ADAMS & cos. Expresses ofe, DHiy, Certain
and Cheap facilities for obtaining goods Of all dcscrip
lion, from all parts Of the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges the
swift and yamcstopn and Roanoke. .aving
NewYork, "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich
nond Friday and Monday of each week. by this line
prepared forward goods of all descriptions
very low Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Davenpor's line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porteyage
Our inland express per Great u. s. Mail Lie n.
mes as HERETOFORE to arrive in Richmond Tmice De-
The wellknown character of our house. for resp -
bility and attention the interests of
warrants in saying that shippers will find 1t to their
interest to order their Goods through adams f. Go.
Ezpress." ADAMS & co,
per HIM. H. Mosdy, Agent
jy 26-fdts LyaoAbmg. Va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to oil points where We have
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HOSTING MACHINES.


WE are IRE agents for Bates Celebrated HoSting
w Machines which will furnish at manuia tn-
rers pr ces with or without frames, the pur haser
may prefer.
CR-Samples Of the vario-s size wheels may be seen
ut our store on the Dock. One of these hoisng ma
chimes ma, be seen the Warehouse. Of w. A. Miller
Esq on the Basin LEE CO, Richmond.
iai24.ts
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RAILROADS.


@ az e re
he S.vs sa st &: :'sa .s
s as .
y VII gndoubssdiy Be neosssarys soon = the road v
.ssd sss Ss.wsss eSissss ana Psrs.
daily sssa
sl. between ,he.gS and Peru and one coal train.
2 iossnCsivss, nbassass sad pest ONCE ears
s''' e: :sss
OF an addition TO the equipment provided or In tie CONTRACT
class ls R:sis,%
", VIII
S Ss w l. ss 49, d0r nu'n iassf business
s.s:: sssSs;s sS,. .s.e would pay u.....
~ ~ and ts:s y
PPsnsh NE ratio p. nile V: sDs.:.d .
In the months q Jspe July sad August while the ROAD
:s : sJS % :s:s ss MIC Fl:
were on liz miles, or @ ss pr ms n
November ne receipts. on s niIs equal 70
Wi sSa: sSs. the receipt. = ~. .ssd Z
&. sias ~
so Ts.sss than when ts rad was sps,aed % Peru
ss ss' as Going a. Of a
that little gram any INA
r.. ~ been sIsa;poTtsd sh.s s6s
tn when tho road compstcd and fully equipped The rs
cepts mile III whole will be greats
Or than those given above which rsm st June st De-
1b proportion ISL miles would give The followns
result
Fc,sJpne, July and August, lsl miles, At $a36-ss.
For September. is mile. 4; SIS sS,sos
For October and november, Isl miles: 81 si66-Ssl.
S1o swo months ..........".. HS6yz
Receipts for six months ..................S 492a3
csre but not carried fer want Of machinery be addd 70
months In this estimate n'thins allowed fog
large for the road The Sheffield mines have bsea
turing sishmests in this city and sss whore has
the receipts on the whole road for ths sss ysse
Of sol $50 oyer the original estimate This largss
would JUSTIFY still larger increase.
tiers Of mile north Of the old terminus and
trains Of both roads, Chicago and Hook Island and Norhs
This change by bringing the station into the central
part Of the has given general satiaction TO travellers
and cens Of Chicago who have occasion to paonze the
WILLIAM JkRvIS, Chief Engineer.
Chief Engineers 0fhce Oh. and T. T. r, Chicago, Dee.
15 1858.
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Mortality ON Shipboard.
IMPORTANT CIRCULAR TO MERCHANTS, sHIP0wNHRs

SENATE CHAxBER WASHINGTON, Dec 49, 1858.
the United States to inquire Into ths causes and the
extent OF the ckness and mortality prevailing board
the emgrant ships have instructed me to obtain the
opinion OF gentlemen Of experience and Of professional
knowledge both With reference to any deficiency in the
prsvsions q the existing ststuts and the propsy Of
In conformity With their direction, take leave to
ask your opinion - to the adequacy OF the existing lava
i. Tue spses allotted to each passenger.
o The quantity and the quality Of the provisions re-
quirsd for each passenger.
The permission allowed to the passengers to furnish
their own provisions for the voyage instead Of making
it, I. all Gases the duty Of the master to provide them
The duty Of the mater to enforce person al ossn
ness, and to insure the cleanliness Of the vessel.
The committee further request Jour opaion to the
Z me employment Of qualified and sxPsrsnsed
g. The employment Of reasonable number Of attend
ants to minister the sek and to enforce The obssrv
ancs both Of the persns Of the passsngsrs
The separation Of the ssxss and the prevention Of
unnecessary intercourse between the crew and the pas
ON board Of which disease has once made Ito
H. report to b made BY every vessel bringing emil
grant ps..snss Of u: length q voyage number
yeturnsd TO the State Department,
H. In case deaths have occurred during the voyage
inquest to 10 held under the supervision Of federal
oce and the verdict to b pubshed and returned ~
above
10 A limitation to the number Of passengers 81
lowed n any vessel In proportion to the tonnage Of the
vesesl
IA distinction with respect to the number Of pas
ssngsrs bstw vessels passing within the tropss aud
those not 20 passing. ~
The committee will ALTO be happy to receive from you
any statement Of facts within your knowledge tending to
exhibit the extent the Of the Sickness and
taty which have prevailed, the insufeisncy Of the
proyisieps Of the sting laws. we'll any suggss
lions which you may think proper to make In eonnso
ton herewith with regard to the proper remedy to b
applied.
An early reply with to any al Of the points
above suggested, will b esteemed favor.
HAMILTON FISH, Chairman.
B-Ths principal provisions OF the sxistr laws on
the subject w be found Ia chapter TO- laws seoond sss-
sion TssDty Dinth Congress ebruary a. 1s47.) Chap
ter H. laws, first session Thirtieth Congress- MAY IT,
ls4s chapter ILL., laws second session Thirtt Cong esq
March 1849 and chapter a. laws second session I'll.
tssnth Congress, March ?, 1922
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NO RACK PAY 1D8TO1xD.
"a = nsassssns u = ..ny vent into private
bushes, nd ssr So, ,:ys. .s;ssssd :. &c Cap
cisSssts % Is asvsd % odesrs, Who NIGH shssssi.
e ss1 N
the aeeounng oosn have adhered inaexby to the rule
daaowing pay while not in actual service, whsthsr In
the army or navy.
RlNH SERVICE.
We hear that the Treasury Department has become
dinghy particular In the matter Of discpins In the
mttsd ct times TO b. absent from duty for nontha and
dssd for years, In moro than single Very
PA 5 !. s
odesr to expedite thu work on her. In few days he
made his ppsarancs hsre applying for leave Of absence
the liberty to gunt leave to Of bic Meuenants also to
sb.snt himself nom duty: The sonssqusnes was that
e s s1 stsl 70 ~
preparation Of his vessel for service In relieving disssd
ships approschp the coast In this Indictment season
been ftsrd away with the ship IN port under the pre-
tence OF dehy In repairing her.
A DISMISSED VOLUNTEERS PAY.
It vas not long since decided In the Treasury Depart
msnt that soldier In volunteer company, during the
As.ss5 Wal. who Va. Illegally and against inst bis VIM dis
o. s1. q the .
compliance on the part Of the discharging authority
with the provisions of the eleventh article Of the Rules
and Article. Of War; was held to b legally entitled to the
pay withheld and also to his pay soldier up to the
time when his company was discharged.
Summary OF WORK DONE IN THE GxNKRAL LAND
OYFIcR IN DECEMBER, 1853.
Letters received and registered 072 do written and
ten, 1909 DO recorded 1905 warrants sx.mnsd, 2o07
DO. br1sfsd, 4l66; acres Of scrip issued, 1922
THE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY Oh
PARTMENT.
On the 4h Of January there were Of treasury warrants
/. entered ON the books Of the Department -
For the redemption Of stocks .,,,...... sSl2 so
For Treasury Department. exclusive Of stools 10 l72 IL
For the Customs 34770 81
Covered into the Treasury from Cuatoms 660S As
For the War Department. 5000 90
For the Navy DEPARTMENT ............ 2AS 02l 40
For the Interior Department. ............ ALSO 2S
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Supreme Court General Term.
DECISIONS.

DEC 81, 1sS3--TM People w. Joseph Morris; rAl sanse
Has Wheels: -Judgmsss Of the Justice q chambers,
on return to writs Of habsss corpus. affirmed.
TAe Sabsard and Roaasks Railroad C0mpany ". William
Ward.-Ordsr Of specisl term affirmed With costs
Andsoo c. Getty and oh1sw JAMES Tawsad0s and Stephen
D. acknowledgement Of special term affirmed, With
The People ". John r. TAmu-Judgmsnt Of general
sssss n reysr.sd and nsv trial awarded
Fdsny B6dsaJi ~ Neac Jussy RaJroad AVID rransporta
Non 0b.-JuAsnsAt for plaintiff, with eosz ON case
SamuA wato4 ~ Daud wAMock Order Of Jsdss On
proceedings supplementary to execution afhemsd, with
Jama y DeyeyHsr and Richmond Whlmsnh n tn.
SUN Mutual lnsra.s Co.Nsw TRIAL granted; costs TO
ksmximg Tracy u Thomas O. ral~a0s, Pyasdess Of
Novn HmSseas Tr4t and 6an1sns %-kssrsumsot
thai ss' .ss.d s ass s sssa. s. ..s s
JaTh Byiron Hfuiam Woodwork AND ctAsys-Nsw
Trial eransst; coats TO abhe the event 80
Ahfo~ - JoNa-0rder Of special term amrmed, with
,oaa =: P~s~ =. E7sas~ Pas~ly-Judsmsas afnrmsd
AID Amxssow and Isaac A. JOHNSON %. Cny Of Nnc
York Indignant of special term Reversed, asdudsnsnt
for The pl.ns with eoets. Judge Edwards disssstine
WidmssH Jussmsns Of special term rsvsrssd and judg
ment for defendant, with costs
Hsmea Bszw - Nrsmss q nt~.-Iudgusnt aa'rnsd
JOHN Hays rs. Henry A. Bwr.-Judsnsat affirmed with
costs
wtutsm Learenswrth u. John O. WdsstcG.- Judgment
affirmed. with oosts
Johw NJ Ssat1 Exrcaou o. Oi1bsrt W. OIirr dotAys.
Judgment a special tsrm affirmed, with sosts. Id
monds J., disssstin9.
wIH~w N. CAatw esd cfAa7 =. ne KSnosow Bdnk--
judgment for plaintns, with costs.
AnaAca HGfdd " JoAs N. BsoodoooSs Ezcwim.-0ri-
gssl biII dismfsset, without costs
Jsha ~ RsedgoodS Erecxtw ~. AbraA0m Hafsd-
Gross bin dlsnisesd, without costs.
AoNa Bro q Aaw6stshdlov ~. Sslom0n BsMt61, ksof0
Os rshsas.g erdr vssatsd With costs Of rshssrns 10
b. paid y 6e<6s dant 80
Cherries ~ 0w1d =. Lspd Rsers.-Nsw trial dsnisd.
With ooeta
DaNsd ,. SAap y Hswy Dssoh n, 0sd Ansi st. JokN
--OsdsS u special tsrn affirmed, with seses.
LunsSa svnyxr.p AT BAxeos, Ms Statement