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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15

(<ARD.-I. the I st inst, connected with
~ in the Commission business Mr. JNO ID HOLT, late of
Halifax e. H. Va and take this occasion to thanks
the liberal bestOv
upon me, and solicit for the continuance
avors promising efforts their
Very Respectfully,
ian lsd3mJ JNO CLARK
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By CHARLES W. BUTTON.
Il l. Il M y {:

The VIRGINIAN published Daily at So and Tri Weekly
at SIS per and Weekly at 81 invariably in
otherwise 81 80 will he charged in all No
paper will be discontinued the option of the Propri
.ior unit all arrcaraRes shall have been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted for "a cents
of for the first Insertion and 81 cents for e'ch
ordered inner form weekly thea 80
cents per square will be charged each insertion II the
number of Insertions be not marked the MS will be
published ill ordered out, and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For square daily So
Eor ,yyo s,ia 30
~ ., n .nnara ,r w. 2l
For squares trweekly,.. ~
E- advertisements in ended for both papers subject 10
special contract.
Annual will be limited to their Immediate
or the charge at transient rates
L. All advertisements appear In the daily anu tri
weekly papers ,, ~, - -, !,
ratcably for the excess.
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A-OTI(E. FROM nnd nfter this dntc, Wilson
~ a. IAkyFY is no longer Agent and " III not hold
myself responsible ior any contracts made by him
MARCH !, h. lr.q-dts. " NJ. 7 HARVEY
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Ssrcnt Reduction In Charges Goods from the
North. via Richnsond mud james River
n kRnRwhR GRaal. TO Gy nchburg,
thcnce by Railroad 10 the

THANKFUL my friends and the public for their very lib
J. eral patronage, would respectfully inform them
owing the large increase of my business
reduction, have determined 10 reduce charges
Gcardi Merchandise such Dry Goods Loo Shoes. Hats
Caps &C. only 70 per 100 pounds which Includes all
expenses from the wharves at Richmond to the Landings
Depot nj Lynchburg.
Produce iorw aried at very low rates.
p For special rates, circular.
ALFRED s LEE,
Forua,dnP and ConmissioT MothanL
jan 21.ds TN the Dock. Richmond Va
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FRANCIS B. DEANH Jr., d apN,
LYNCHBURH. VIRGINIA. s''' ~ at
MANU- lACTuRERa OF p. d.. l....l
,HUGU.E ID II T.. klb n n q 4 N VVuu 6, n 4 -

w II 8
uEY prepared execute promptly orders to any al
Il tent for their WHEELS ma e ercusivey Of tAs best Yy
gina Cold Bl Charcoal Pig. ,.97'
REFER
JOHN r. MCDANIEL. Esq, President Virginia and Ten
nessce Ranoad Co. 9CET
EDWARD H. GILL Esq, Superintendent Petersburg and
Richmond Railroad Co.
THOMAS DODAMEAD. Esq, Superintendent Virginia
Central Railroad Co.
Mr. SAMUEL PETERS, MAehnist Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Co. .. HU.E-. r. ~
Railroad Co.
JOSEPH II. ANDERSON, Esq, Richmond, Va .l4.4
Messrs. MORRISS TANNER 4 Co., do l...,
FRANCIS MALLORY Esq. President Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad Co. p
WILLIAM MALONE, Esq, Chief Engineer Norfolk spd
Petersburg Railroad Co.
ADAM DENMEAD Esq. Baltimore, Ma "
g. WYATT e. co. Charleston 8. G. fFs siH -af-
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON, Esq, Mobile, Ala ~. D.. .l--..
WILLIAM a. SWAN, Esq., Knoxville Tenn go
GENERAL JACKSON NORTON Pensacola, Florida
The business the LANGHORNE FOUNDRY, VIII here.
after be conducted by the subscribers under the Arm r.
DEANE, JR. T. Son. +. b. DEANE, in. (
Ap l5-c2tawts +. BROWNE DBANE. 4
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NEW d-KO(TKH q 0OWVI%HTVN ItUt NE.
lNE undersigned will continue til" Grocry nni Commission
BhsHf The well know stand lately occupied hy j e.
Shrarrr the the Market where he III keep
constantly large and well ted stock # GRoCE
RIES IiQIDRS. WINES, nil Of which he W II otcr for
tHs exchange for country produce, or 10 rAfIal u
credit lie respectfully hIs riends
public liberal patronage az tc is
he I an L. them satisfaction.
WIN. 4. HARVEY.
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uDURE COAL. Oh lL.-We have hand iOrg 4
lot OF PURE COAL OIL which warrant to he of th 2
quality color; from smell burns clear
bright does smoke We have made such
refners will full ppy at all tines
order with the that they will get
pure article. For sale by --..--
march g6 dts. j. II. THOMPSON co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
Ne9,- WISTAR'S BALSAM of WILD CHERRY

for COUGHS, COLDS, &c, mparts new vigor to
vital action, and relieves the system by opening
the pores of the skin, and promoting the secre-
ton of mucous matter
Those who take the Balsam will feel immedi
ate relief from the distressing irrtations that ac
company affections of the respiratory organs
The pores have been closed, the Balsam opens
them. The Lungs suffer from irritation, the ir
ritation is scothed : the pulse is violent and fe-
verish, they are softened, and the mucous mem
brane is relieved of its engagement with rapid
ity and ease. All by the use of this delightful
remedy,
n.Gs~BE S.-As there are many
COUNTERFEITS, look well at the signature
before purchasing take none unless it has the
name of "lIcnry Wistar, NJ. D.. Philadelphia"
and "Sanford & Park" engraved on the outside
wrapper. All others are HAsE INVITATIONS.
PARK & WHITE General Agents, 1872 Wash
ington street, San Francisco. Also, Importers
and Jobbers of all Genuine Patent Medicines.
ANDERSON a SEAMAN
Arc the only authorized AGENrs at Weaver
vile for the genuine Wistar's Basam of Wild
Cherry. 343m
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9 "a u & 4 @ N 9

We canton purchasers against buying Trees
Fom hawkers and pedlars, under prctence of be
b. from our Nursery (wthout vouchers from us)
Ht advise all to send their orders to US, direct
u through our authorized Agents, when they will
n sure TO get Trees correct with their labils.-
hccs ordered from the Nursery will be packed
Nth the greatest care, and will be in much bet
q condition for planting than those exposed for
ale by hauling about the country. Persons put
D. ont orchards cannot be too cartul to plant
he best pori@ies only. Early planting, when prac-
hablc, is particularly recommended.
Catalogues containing full descriptions of our
'hcil and prices, sent free to all applicants. All
nrlors must he accompanied with the cash 10 re-
attention. Address A. p. SMITH.
a $@ss~ JAMES w. DOWNER, of the Telegraph
0fice, Shasta, is authorized to make sales of our
Fut Trees and Garden Seeds and has samples
q the different sizes and varieties of our Fruit
fecs for inspection of those wishing to purchase
catalogues furnished by him. d25.49tm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
Cbt Grmitp yournal.
CALVIN B. MCDONALD, Editor.
WEAV CAL,,
Saturday Morning, january 80, 1859.

Nor CARRYING Coal TO NEWCASTLE. 1T is
hardly necessary to observe that articles " De
scriptive Of Mining" are not intended to enligh-
ten people who work or live in the mines they
are meant to be Of use to subscribers eastern
fbiends. Many persons, talking and printing
extensively of the gold mines, cannot inteligibly
describe the simplest mining process, because
they have not had practical knowledge. If we
succeed in conveying to eastern people tolera-
Bile idea of gold digging, we shall have accom-
pIshed a difficult thing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
'AY AND EVENING
WRITING SCHOOL.
min Street, next door TO Raehr's JeweIry
Store, Weaverviite.

- The undersigned is now prepared to
W. n give instruction in Writing and Book
s=>zL4 keeping by SINGLE or DOUBLE EN-
~. Aching wrists, cramped fingers, propping
y the aTm-by allowing it to rest on the desk
fe all obviated with facility. The pupil will he
anght to read his writing without having to stop
nd turn the paper, which should always be sta
tnary when writing
He is also prepared to take trial balances of
nerchants books, and adjust any complicated
kcounts at a reasonable recompense, confden-
PLY He would also form a class in writing of
thool Gents and Misses, one or two days in the
hek-day time-if sufficient number Of schol-
p should offer. Satisfaction given, or no pay /!
d. WEBSTER CLEGG.
/ Weaver, Jan. 8, 1858. 81.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

Busy BODIEs.--We have observed an Increasing
outcry against "busy bodies" In several Of our
most intelligent exchanges. 1t is gratifying to
be enabled to say that our community is not so
infested; but for fear the epidemic might pass
this way, we apply the remedy, in this instance,
from the Columbia Conr,er
"Scarcely any act within the circle Of either
the business or social relations Of their nrrhbors
certainly none out Of which any mischief can
be rnanufac tured Escapes the notice Of the ever
watchfnl, lynXeyed, pryinP, iViag pmp and
backbter. Every change wbcu is made in the
business affairs Of those around them is carefully
noted by the sneakers in question, their object
unscrupulously misrcpresented and reported at a
point where, in their opinion, mischief and trOu-
ble would be likely to result from such reports.
II one sells piece Of property TO meet a pressing
demand or secures n creditor by mortgaging
part Of bis effects the transaction is closely
observed, and If he has another creditor-and
the pmp Is sure TO know II If he has-away he
trndges with his budget Of news 10 the defrau-
dsd creditor as he would have him believe Did
you know says Mr.. Pimp to the creditor, that
Mr. c. had sold his lot on Market street"
'Indeed, did not well, it's gone. Squire
johnson bought il Yesterday, and paid ,dH dorm
forn' Aha then he probably has some money
now and must call over and sec him. Now
says Pmp, 'yOu know don't want to make
mischief among neighbors, but KNOWN that Mr.
c. was OWN you, thought I'd come over
and let You know about things. | suppose YOU
knew that Mr. c. had lot out back Of Tom
Lane 2 Certainly Well learn that is mort
gagged to Bill Jones for hired money. ! tell you,
squire things look sort o. squally there, and
if was you I'd go over aud see to things. If
you go, don't let Mr. c. know that | have
said anything to you about his affairs for you
know | don't want to make a fuss among neigh
bors' Thus ends the mission Of Pimp, and over
goes the creditor in rage and accuses bis debtor
Of 'disposng Of his property to defrand HIM
and Notwithstanding the earnest protestations OF
Mr. c. to the contrary, the enraged creditor
brings suit and all the other creditors follow
suit, and the effects Of poor Mr. c. are soon
scattered to The four winds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

ORIGINAL articles of a general character nee
essarily appear on the first page Of the Journal,
because no papers arrive by mail until Tuesday
night, and the up express now comes to Shasta
on alternate days, only. News paragraphs can
not be obtained for the outside pages which are
always completed by Tuesday evening. This
accounts for an improper proportion of editorial
on the first and news paragraphs on the second
Danc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

SIcH MoDssr FEILERs The employee"
in an insignificant little San Francisco sheet h0yo
induced an imaginary correspondent to say:
"After nine years observation Of the press nf
California, find your little sheet the only indie
pendent journal"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

PARADISE OF LAwYERs.--lt II has been considered
necessary to create two new Judicial Districts
the 10th and 18th; the first to consist Of Caave
ras and Amador counties, and the second to be
Pumas and Sierra. The argument was that 50
much business accumulated in the courts that
expense was greatly increased and justice defea-
ted by delay. Senator Kirkpatrick, of Sierra, is
author of the bill which seems to be approved in
his own county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

HEsPERIAN MAGAzfNE.--The publisher Of the
classic little HeperiaH, semi monthly, has wisely
concluded to change it to Monthly Magazine,
which will commence with March. We trust the
new enterprise will be as successful, pecuniarily,
as the first was in establishment Of a literary
reputation, in every respect, desirable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

NATURAL SEQuENcE-Mr Keller recently com
mcnced a lecture at San Andreas &c Ladies and
gentlemen, the occasion is pregnant with bound
less results" Under the imperative clrcumstan-
ces, we SUPPOSE good delivery indIspensabIe,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

Also California and Foreign Grape Vines, aud
nll assortment Of the other kinds of smaller
niis. The above arc Of the most vigorous and
lrirty growth ami we'll shaped Trees very large
he, to Is feet in height.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

"THE TELEGRAM" Some mlserably untoward
arrangement deprived us of this brightfaced
little paper, for month or so, but it has reap
peared The 7eiegram is properly conducted,
without the disagfeeablo roiormation-shrielSing
fits which distinguish some Of It's neighbors. Send
by Wells, Fargo Co.. ii possible.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

ExPEfING CmNANEN.-M Miners of various places
in Shasta county are concerning to drive the Chi
nese from the several neighborhoo1s; they ara
endeavoring to induce general convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
FRUIT TREES 4!
AND...
GARDEN SEEDS.
Inith'S Pathological Garden & Nursery,
OK THE AMERICAN RIVER,
% 70 miles from Sacramento.
DeDot "A J Street,

h WE OFFER THE PRESENT SEASON
= finer and larger stock of FRUIT and OR
ENENTAL SHADE TREES, FLOWERING
BRUBS, and GREEN HOUSE PLANTS, than
: season heretofore, embracing the following
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

recently pursued Cheno murderer, Santiago
Molano, to camp near Mariposo, and entering
the cabin by reigning acquaintance arrested the
villain in company with an associate. After a
desperate scuGe for weapons, Molano tore away
from the officers and made for the chapparal, but
the officers pursued some two hundred yards,
firing several pistol shots, the last of which
brought down the fugitive, who died directly.
A pair OF white pantaloons kept him in view
through the darkness, and cost him his life. So
the San Andrcas IadTendent relates.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
I. O. O. F.
STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. re, I. o.

O. F.-Mects on the evenings of the first and
third Saturday of each month. at Odd Fellows
Hall. " Magnolia" building, Main street. Patr-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
It'd. A. NJ. KRUTTSCmNITT, S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29

BuRNs-Last Tuesday was the one hundredth
birthday OF Robert Buras, " The sweet Bard Of
Scotia.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
rivate Medical and Surgical Institute
saernmcnlo ST.. below Montgomerr.

opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Office,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ftdLiisded ia 1854, for The Permanent Cure of all
Chronic and Private Diseases, and the
Suppression Of Quachery.
attending and Resident Physician, L. ]. CZAP-
~, NJ. D., late in the Hungarian Revolutiona-
4 war Chief Physician to the goth Regiment
donveds, Chief Surgeon to the Military Hos
slal OF Pesth. Hungary, the late Lecturer on
,lSeases of Women and Children, and Honorary
|.noer N!r of the Philadelphia College of Medicine.
once Hours-from . A. NJ, to 8 7. NJ Com
quotations strictly confidential.
~ Permanent Cure guaranteed. or no pay.
Consultations, by letter or otherwise, free
pfiifess' DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY, San Francisco,
jl.50tm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
10000 POUNDS

RhAN and SHORTS, on hand and for sale, by
PIERCE, CHURCH & co.
" "eaver, Oct. 20, 1858. Al.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
shade md Ornamental frees,

Consisting of the Elm, Maple, Linden, Allan
hus, Catalpa. Laburnum, Curled Leaf and Weep.
h. Willow, China Tree and Locust, all of fine
rfowth and large size, sufficient for setting in
priyate or public grounds.
Our stock of Camclas. Roses, and an endless
garicty Of Green house Plants are unusually fine
snd large Our Camelias have now commenced
Eossoming in all their beautiful varieties and col
J p, and will continue blooming through the win
n and spring months.
tSAEsDEN SEEDS.
We invite the attention of planters and dealers
d our very extensive and general assortment Of
VEGETABLE SEED, the crop of this years
powth, which is pure and sure to vegetatc, which
u offer at greatly reduced prices. We hold ont
Feat inducements to parties purchasing whole
ae, our stock being very large, and to dealers
hd planters wanting large quantities.
We will sell for cash at a less price than can be
nrchased in any part Of the State.
Trees, Plants and Seeds packed with the great
y care 10 insure them in transporting to any
Rrt of the Pacific coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
Special n O t ice $.
nj a 8 O NJ I q

a Trinity Lodge, No. 27 F. A. M,-Hold
wv their regular communications at Masonic
w Hall, Weaverville, on the last Monday Of
each month.
asas~ Hour of meeting, G o'clock, Pm.
R.T MILLER Sec'y 25td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-29
TRINITY CHAPTER

encae (U. d. ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
avX38 on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
ss5ss& each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Wcavervillc.
26td. JNO. A. WATSON, Secretary.
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round the stove, aud I'D the chimnev. and
and being put TO their wits end t. ascar-
tain where the difficulty existed, it was rlu.
tualiy agreed that they had been sold AID
completely taken in by the stove dealer.
With indignation flashing in Lis eye, lbs
purchaser forthwith started f.. tie stowe
dealers establishment, where lie related
the inability Ct himself and wife e. use the
stove. and demanded that his money should
be Immediately refunded him. Greatly
astonished at what he mad heard, d.. dealer
called in the person who was employed 10
put up the stove, who assured HIN. .u a.
swer to bis inlergogations. tLse As lad LEFT
the stove IL ZIP top order, and tha- ull-.s
the chimney was stuffed ". there US T..
reason under tie sun Why It should 20, ,.-.
form all the duties for which !. vas con-
structed. The purchaser was tlucurca
assured by the dealer that Ae would il
Only stand up to bis agreement 20 refund
the price Of the stove in case it did -. sat.
but that he would 90 further and give him
the stove .grGtiS Z il was not IL The c. d..
ton repre- sen'ed by the former The deal
er proposed to send one Of his men to exam
Inc the provoking article. TO which t-e
purchaser readily asseuted, Glow could b.
do otherwise after the very liberal offer Of
he former , while his eyes gIis.suad v.,A
satisfaction at the prCspec- O. having q rev
stove 10 sell for old iron Starting .rdoua
in company with the man sent Ly Tie & al
er, it was not long before they reached ,4s
scene Of the trouble The difficulty a.-
easily remedied-a FIRE vas MADE ia taa
stove, and It was not long before cve-yrhr-
was in readiness for cooking either p HEl..
steak Or small sized pig greatly So ~.
CONSERVATION Of the happy, a- 81. s..a il.
say. for the moment. unhappy I'- #a"
the man sent g examine ta Sos.
turned to the r-ab. s.mem .. l.
made inquiry e. the ea'r.s H...
he found the r'-r. ..oraa Eu. rs.
answer, which 81, .e establishment
roar-we give a5 i was ut.-r. was
WHY" says be, wha- d. ,og ,;s.a-
The darned fools hat azIr #si4 ~.
Oren Of Hte starr -
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sheriff sale.

ny virtue % one execution issued out OF
u a~I under he Seal &C the Circuit Cour; for
the county, rf Incham, and State Of Michigan, to
me directed and delivered. ! lave levied upon I'll
lha right tits and Interest," ot James Il. Glenn
e-ts. d. AID 81 the following described lands ard
,a~aruantS. 20 VI: n south east quarter Of the
south wsSs quarter Of section twenty-one: also,
the south rast quarter Of the south west qusrter
ct section sixteen. j.: town .Wo north Q! range
two esst, in TIE county OF la-aam and State o.
Ntct;~s7, which shall expose ior sale at public
auction. On The 22j day Of June, 1859, al one
O'Clock i1 the afternoon of s&id day, st the Court
U-l-. ia d., rll--a Of Mason. in SAD county.
EOT BAKER, Sheriff.
Dated. Nsv IN. 1850. 6w2ll
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fEnrt .sGEn sale.

DEFAULT having been made in the condition
II r. f., certain mortgage cxecutei by George
S. pa.- 70 JaH1 sample, bearing date April 18th
s ID. I~lI. ana recorded in the office Of the
I;er-,.g 3, Deeds oil Tire county Of lngham,
>.at. ~ Michigan. Angus 9Th, \. u. lS57, IN
I..r o g.. mortgages an page as, which said
NOR. $50 las ae"a duly assigned - and "a row
ovra. hr Ws. 9raH which there i now claimed
90 Jr au. t-e sum %. sixty eight dollars, and ne
proceeding S. .sa having been instituted tor the
recovery o.. t'a same, notice is therefore hereby
,.y.r. ...r -ait mort -a-. viii zee !orcclo-cd by /.
sal. gf -t.d me;'gagrI premises, 10 wit; th'
south 'af eft s.T.,,-n,s. quarter of section three
..| ia ;eva-a .n ou. y north Of range enc west
.I.,-..... a,tae county o, lueham, State of Mich
.-au ai public yeut41. Ar the Court House II
fG.7g. E. sid county, on iAe sixth tGth) day o
Au-.--aaz'. Of one O'Clock in the afternoon.
JuijN ". PHELPS, Assignee.
..r>=~ e HUNTINGTON, Att'ys.
.f.G Mason, May o, \. u. 1859. 2llwl2
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HrYLxc 4 VIEW sTovE.


4 good one" Is told Of 4 newly married
couple who started housekeeping short
tine since, which we think, 50 long Is We
DO not give the names Of the parties Will
bear telling again in the Times Among
CHER articles of household furniture puv-
chased by the new house keepers, The most
Necessary Of course was : new cooking
stove. l. vas procured at one Of orr first
eiaSs establishments. and L We may believe
the gentlrma1iv salesman who o.iiciated on
'ae occasion, il WIS warranted to be one Of
Tue mos; complete articles Of the kind ever
Invented. Home was the new stove sent,
anu properly pat up by az employee Q. the
establishment. After getting everything
necessary 20 enter Tn the duties Of house
keeping, tie attention Of the couple was
MS, directed to a Trial Of the new article.
hre vas accordingly started by the mis-
Iess o. the house the morning following
neF entry on her rcSTonsie,- duties. when
greatly u hey surprise, and not little tc
,ae eaasrin O; her 'liece loGd the flames
became extiuguished and the room fllet
s''h smoke. What could be the reason
Wa. the stove did no. draw, neither could
u''ine' and after looking in the stove, a
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Attachment Notice.

TRUMAN EAC1N IS. DANIEL u. DCNhLE.
| Take notice. ,ha' on the 18th dan OF Janus-
~ s. ,. 1859, . writ Of a;tgchmen. was Issued
o-- pf .f. Circuit Court lor the county of Ing
lam re.a-la-ls On she 18th DAY Of April, A ID.
,S-4 in favor OF the sail Truman Bacon a.
plaintiff. and aea.rs. Daniel ". DUHkle defendant,
t,- Tins san, If tive hundred dollars, and il ap-
r.s-s av sEe rstlrn o. the Sheriff to said wit,
-rst ,.sst.. las been levied upon by virtue there
NJ and that the said defendant could not b. found
GEO. |. PARSONS, PIfs At:'y.
May +Ih, 1859. o"zAi