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TH> NU»*
ar >*• i«nu a. wti.aT
War m«i •he thus ia sMHti.de? her heart
grams mailing ia her eta’s delicinaa blue,—
A ad aa it heaves, her ripe lip* lie spert
As iff* let its heavy throbbing* through,
la her dark rye a depth./aoAnes« swells,
deeper than that hat careless girihaod *o»e;
Aa4 her cheek rrinmaas with the hue that telle
The rich, lair frail is ripened to the core.
It is Ms her thirteenth birthday ! with a sigh
Her anal hath tuned from youth*# lutuosni bowers,
A ad her heart takas, np the last s«eet tw
That meaeared oat its links golden hoars!
Phe feels her inmost soul within her stir
With thoughts too w lid and |»a*aioo«te to speak;
Tat her fell heart—its owe interpreter—
Translates itself ia eihnce oa her cheek.
Jor’e apoaing bnds, alfeelien*# glueing Ion ere,
Once ligbtle sprang within her beaming trssk;
Oa, life was beautiful in tli<ee b*«t hours'
And ret *he does n »t «iah to w >ndsr lack'
Me alia but loves in lonehnes* in think
On plea*ures pest, though never more to lie.
||ope links her to th* future—hut the link
Thai buds her to llie past—is Memory !
From her lone p*th she never turns aside,
Thmigh |»aMionate worshippers before Her fall;
Like some pur# plan-t in her lonely pride,
She seen s to soar and beam above them *1',
Mot ihnt her henvt is cold' • motions tv *
And fresh a* fl.users,are with her lienrt strings knit.
And sweet I v moornfu I pleasures wander through
Hot virgin soul i end softly ruffle it.
§.\,f fHe hath lived with liaatf and aniil aliva
To all (Hal mn««* III# I#., wiilul and fair,
Saert thonglil* Ilka honev• beea, hate made their hue
Of Her voft hnaoni-eell. and rluatai iheie,—
> fi hte t* Ha her what it hath beea,—
Hat aonl bath learned in tnok beyond ita gloa*,—
An. I nnw abe hovera, like a afar, In I ween
ller deed# of love—her Su*ntm on tha Cm**'
|W«*r»*h the cure# of rmli *be doe* im»! how ,
fhni'j i »h» hath urt-'min drvmfil im I nirr cup,
Burtrn wander* on with heavenward
A *J eve* «)( •»•' hivelvhdaan* lifted nj»'
till# (rfl» that in iImi lovelier. happier sphere,
Merlooum yet wdl,tord-like, fn d iia male,
Aad all the pti it lountl m> hJi-«lul tiers
l\ » biu that spirit rmlm perpe tuate,
mwmw* o'er bet trembling haatt strings thrill
Mad *tgii*, fot r-pi r.-» it hath n<*'er enjoyed,—
And tie a *b* dre* m* of |«w*, and strives in fill
W t?k w»'*J *mi lbu»|;his the (rating void.
Awd thaa «aod- r* tot — hall aad ball hlr»t —
W itUui a mate (m the^.ure, lonrlt heart,
TVat, yeantiaf, ihraia a Hina Her virginItrratl,
Nr«>t t'i hn,i it* aw|» < aunterpart '■
l*alt from Mexico muJ arneot of Mr. CuaAiuj at thi
( ity nf Mexico
By the following front the New Orleans Her, it will
he seen that our Munster to C hina had arrived at Met
•e»», having travelled by land from Ihe allures of the l'a
eifie. Mr. Cualimg haa Ihtia not only negotiated and
femipleted a Treaty with China, but circumnavigated
•nd ei Tram travel lej the (dot* nine* his departure 17
months ago. Thu is quick Work, and if he baa sent
home a good treaty, guod work. 'The New Orleans
Cpers d«» not seem tu have hern apprised ’hat Mr
ashing’a treaty had preceded him, and that liters waa
nothing lo detain him longer in Chins.
'I he news from Mexico is more lavorsble for the gov
ernment of the Dictator. We published ihe other day
that Gen. Arista, the re puted chief of the revolt, iiiate^d
nf having gone north sa reported to head the iiiaurgenla,
wsa dangerously ill in the neighborhood nl \ era Crux,
tad the information below induces the belief that the in
aurrsciton if not apocryphal was a trifle which Naaia
Ana would quickly dispose of.
MKXICO.
By the barque fjnnrrnt arrived yesterday from Vera
C rwi, we bave received our files of |>apera I rum Mexico
te the 28th November, and from Vera Cm* to the 1st ol
December.
Our Minister Plenipotentiary to China, lbs lion. Ca
leb Cushing bad arrived at the City nf Mexico, by way
of ths Pacific Ocean. He intended to proceed iminndi
ly to \ era Crux, where the Kvgriua was aw aiting In*
arrival. We have not learned the reasons for Mr.
Cushing a sudden return home. 'Tilers waa liknwwoat
\era Crux a British war steamer waiting for orders.
1 he news received by this srnval ap|«ara to indicate
lbs success id* Santa Ana, and bis triumph tivsr the oppo
tttijn. A formal accusation had b«eu made in the
Chantber of Deputies against the Minister of War, for
having, without the authority of Congress, given to San
ia Ana, the command of the troops sent against the in
•urgema ot Jalisco—the motion was carried by a vote ol
49 u» 16; but from the tone of the discussion we appre
hend that it b little more than a solemn farce — mere
empty threats which the Dictaior will despise.
At Gaudaloupeansieahleaonferenee took place between
Nsnta Ana, and several Sena lore and Deputies, which
hsd been freely spoken of and omimenlod upon in the
House of Represen la Uvea. Take the foHoming sam
pies. •
Sitting of the I3tli.—Mr. Dustim*nta said that two
daysagn a conference had hern held hi the town of Gua
daloup« between Sants Ana and various Senators and
Deputies, that the pmiHa diMCtiaard were of ihe deeper
importance, and that it would perhaps be useful to lay
them before Ihe Chamber.
Mr. Chico thought it expedient Intake formal and
• fficisJ action of an entirely private and amicable inte
v»ew.
Airmiin declared that tl*e member* who wire
|*rwvnl al ihe conference, had ihe Mlmfarlion of having
rendered an important public armcc, and had acted on
lhai iteration as worthy lieprewMitativea ; that if ihe
(vimber w tailed 'okauw the particular*, he would re
lata them with pleasure, a* they needed no aeccrecy.
A 0«r at»me further con versa 1hi, tho chamber deci
Bo^ *n make lb* conference public.
^Several letters we lists seen, stair pnaitirela that
, n'* Ana Wul|l'l succeed in crushing ihe lebslhnn al
Jalisco; anil that Itn Itatl acted ... matter with a
promptitude and deciwou winch are the certain guaran
ism ut triumph. “
LA TER FROM MEXIC O.
Kanla Jlnna tupeiceilcd in command of Hit .Invij.
By Ihe Cast sailing bar.p.e Rapid, Cam Ward, in 12
1 tlViTr V'.tk him lisa received
lull Ulet, „f paper,. A.trainer had arritrd Crum V. ra
l rut shiftily before the Rapid .ailed, bringing a few
d*Js later new* of tnlerast, which we hare Iranalated
1 lie most important „ that Cong,ess had ordered tl„.
■MDifeatwa n4 the keeulaiionarr General In be printeal
1 haSupreme Gcnerinnenl had issued order, to lien
SattU Ana, then at In, place at Mango de Clara, fell,
wMhUi anna in In, command (he troop* in tint Diatnct
ol Jalap*, which ainuunird In upwards of 10 IKK) men
and to proceed against Tarede, and his comrades. Ac!
•wrdtngly, as we already know, Santa Anna iaaned Ins
rSr-'T* ,,Uo''"nrlf " uf7,000infantry.
I.J0Ucavalry and 20 field piscra. and un Ihe 23d lie leli
Mexico and marched towards Qurrt.ro with General
Heye*. to which point the troop, followed him. About
ibia Inoa the Mexican Congrcaa passed a resolution ren
auring Ihe Minister at War fur having issued order, to
Kaal* Anna In take command (,r (he .lcnyof the Krpnb.
Ite, whan the Constitution prohibited the Supreme Ex
•entire from acting in that rapacity. ‘The rrpiy orthe
Secretary not having been deemed satisfactory, (tier de
elded that Gen. Santa Anna had been assigned to com
maud U» traps ol a district, and w as not placed at the
.iTYl w "™* •« ««■ therefore deemed nereaaary
thatlbe Minister shuulJ forthwith suspend ilia com
inand of Santa Anna. Meanwhile General Baasadre
haabeanappuuiedtouka hiapLce. How Santa An
—i r i h* w,li*'h Pl,Pe* *•'"1 under the coin
anaiad of* janinrIB ter. remain, in he awn. We should
n.h.t.?. r w« ,u •!"»* Sanu Anna
l'*^ I;! bl, flrn>- Hie Havuma papers speak in the
""""" uf lh* *•*■* ot affairs in Me*
wu. 1 *e Indian* eunituus to puur in upon the Maxi
American
>1 mater had made another comma titration to ths Got
eminent, and the t ranch bad sent an agent to demand
ntplanatioti relatift to outrages off.ml lu French cili
ten*. Great coefn«K>n and diamdtr prevailed in avery
section of davutcd country
Nnsroi.s Hi sai n Orrirr, ?
>VniiNM U»e.,4 P. M. f
MELANCHOLY DISASTER-LOSS UK SEV
EN HUMAN LIVES!
Tb#whn»rf»er Caledonia, mi thta purl, owned by Cap
tain N. Pedrtek, and commanded by Capt. Brown, am
idoyed in attending «»n the wreck o! the British brig
Nancy, aahore near the \\ tab Wooda. left hete un Nat
uvday laat with the intention of bringing up the anchors
..f the brig; but aftnfsfeachinff Cape llrary, the weather
. became an thick that she could not proceed, and in taat
; #rly wind springing up she put bark and amlnued tin
dar Buckfue. On Mondav morning the wind ahified
round tu W. N. W . and blaw a heavy gale alt day. In
I oonaeqtteaca tif this detention, Capt. Brown, it appears,
gave tip bia trip to the brig, and concluded to return to
i Norfolk; lor he got under way about sunset, though the
gale had abated very little, and attempted tu beat up.
The schooner had not got further on her way, however,
•ban between the Nip N»pa and Sewell’* Point,
when ahe caframed. and, melancholy to relate, every
•out on board wav drowned* 'I here were, n is believed,
7 or 8 perwma on board, but we have beard only the
names of (’apt Brown, (the master,) and Capt. Isaac S.
Pugh, of Philadelphia, f former commanding ihe tchr.
Net ford of thin put.) The wreck waa seen next morn
»ng. and boarded b) Capt Hughes, (of the British brig
mentioned above, who u a* at Old Point,) w ho found Ihe
body of Capt Pugh entangled m the railing —all iheuth
• •ra having been washed overboard. A boat came off
from the Revenue Cutter Taney with six men, who,
however, rendered no assistance in taking • ff the drow n
e<l man, though invited to do an by Cap!. Hughe*, and
the lady remained on the w rrck during the day.
It was late before this intelligence reached here, and
a friend of Capt. Brown applied on hoard t ha L\ N. ship
Pennsylvania, at a late hour of die night for some means
of conveyance lo the w rack, when Commodore lt d ton
with a promptness and politeness highly praiseworthy,
ordered the Steamer Engineer to get ready immediately,
which was d< tie, and stir was despatched in charge of
l.teuts. Armiatcd and Carter to the wreck at which she
arrived about o’clock on Wednesday morning, and re
turned a few hours after with the body of the deceased
Capt Pugh, which waa respectfully interred. Capt.
I* . we learn, has a wife and tour Children residing in
Philadelphia.
EMANCIPATIONS OF THE HEBREWS.—
A Hao.htirg letter, Nov ‘22, says; " I he Senate anil
( ullege of the Anrlrnta have juat declared in favur of
emancipating the Jew a. What principally derided our
two highest bodies to the Hate in consent to this act ol
justice, in the immense sacrifices which the Jew* of
Hamburgh have unde to succor the mnneruiis victims of
the fire f 1812. an I the aptril of patriotism and charity
v% 11 b which that body has been aninnted fir a long ae
ries of years. The emanripsiion nf the Jews will be,
it it said, couple's, except that they cannot form pari
of the Senate, which indeed would l»e iinpomihlc, fur all
the Solemn and public ac*s of ihr Senate are intimately
e. in fined with religions ceremonies, in which no one
could takr |*»rt without belonging to the prrdomiiirnt rc
liginn—namely, lbs Confession of Augsburg: so that a
ven Christians of other confessions am hi fact excluded
Irutn our Senates.”
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.f .v r; ii* #f o v a i>
AT ’I III: OM) * TUI).
fPHK SI’HSCUlHER grateful to hi* old friends
1 and customers who have no long and so liberally
patror ixed him, as a partner of (lie concern of Hryant K
Young, talc s pleasure in saying to them and to all those
wh<> choose to pairmizn him, that fin in now receiving
and has in store one of ttie largest and lient selected
1 slock of Crncerir*. he has ever had ll e pleasure of offer
ing to them, and an his object is to sell exclusively for
( ash vr Harter, he pledges himself to sell an low as any
house in tbit place. All he asks in nil examination of
1 hit stock, and he ta sure he will convince any buyer that
lie is determined to sell at prices that must please. The
following comprise a portion of his stock:
300 hags l.aguira, llm and St. Domingo Coffee,
20 " Old (fovernment Java M
| 10 •« Manilla,
1 25 l.h.U |*. H.o., N. O. and Si. Cioi* Sugar,
I Mid Cuba clarified, Hu
20 bnara I.nal Sugar, all <|unlitir«,
20hlidr. ami bbla. N. O. ami I’. Ilicu Mulasaaa,
| 3lNJ Saeka Sail, Hull lilUd.
I HHI keg* Naila und Drada, all *iaua,
[ 5 luna liar I run,
20 bbla. Tannpra’ Oil,
I lierr* Winter Slraiiunl Lamp Oil,
5000 lb». Cultun Yarns, I,rakavillu ami olliar fjulurira,
50 bbla. Flmir,
1 Mid. '! ' birr, 2 caruona heat Imlign,
2 balii llnp*, ao Imxe* ami cacbliva I ra,
1 cheat very brat Tun, 00 lata** Camllea,
20 buxra Snap, 0 ranks Cbrrsr,
2 tierce* Hire, dll Nuva Sruiia Grimlainnea,
500 Iba. Fralhrra, 200 Ilia. \Vi*d, 100 Iba. VVikiI
Rulla,
1 pipaaplrmlid Cngiilc llramiy, 5 pipe* American
Brandy,
It r.ipa old Aniigua Rum, lOhhl*. N. F,. Rum,
2 bbla (urn Gtn. 5 bbla. S. Madeira Win*,
10 bbla. Mulaiia Win*. 10 bbla. nld llvn Wbiakey,
50 bbla. Mminlam Wbiakey, 10 balea Onmealir*.
Cnllon Olnaburga, Calicra, Cherka, Hedtlcking,
I.calling Line., Reilmrda, Gingar, IVpper, Allapirr,
Nuimaga, Allum, Ci.pperaa, Sillpelre, Tula, Sinn*
warn, Butler, and in fan every article usually kept in
aueh an eaUbliabiuenl. Give me a trial
W. T. YOUNG,
N. B.—Cnn.ignmenta nf Tnbaeco, Finn', Haoon,
Lard, Uniter, l ealbera, Wtail nr any nilier pruduce will
1 receive my airin aittniinn; ami I alimild like in pnrchiae
I anv quantity ni Flmir. Baron, l.anl, Huilar, Fealbera,
Wca.l, W biakey, Apple Brandy nr Peach Brandy, fur
raali nr bariar. Call and ace me. VV. T. Y.
Jau. 2 I.
*• ••*» »nie ol tnlunnle rropcrly
•II .lurtioH.
H\ virtue of a deed of trust eacctiled In ilie stthseris
tier t v tienrge (i. Williams, nn llie 20th day of No
vemhef, 1814. and duly recorded in the Clerk's Office „f
the t minty Court of Ainhertt, and also recorded m the
( lerk’s Office ofthe IListings Court Inr the Corpora
tton of Lynchburg. fur rsruin pur|sises therein specified,
I w ill pruceed In sell, by way of ptihlio anelion, on the
premises, on the 2*1 day of January, 1845, (it hfiimr
Ouurt day,) ihr* /7I./C f ()/■' /*.f.Y/), adjoining Ain
hersl Court Mouse, it living the same I.ami purchased
by aanl (i. ti. \\ ilhama of Samuel M. (iarland, Truatee,
on which there it erected a Tannery, Dwelling Mouse
and other Out Mouses.
And on the 28lh day of December, 1814, I will sell,
at public auction, in tiic ( nrpnrniionof Lynchburg, the
■ n '1 fffcV Of7*l,Y/), in said deed mentioned,
it being tin same i.anu ! by said Williams of Hen
ry Davis, and opnosiin Mr. (iillicn llaytnc » J yelling.
Thrrs is on (his Land a gisid Dwelling Douse, nearly
finished; a Stable and a fine Well of Water. At the
same time and place a lot of Locust i'uals and Fire
j Wood.
And on the 1st day of January, 1845, at the Duel
ling I louse of said Williams, ONF, NEliRO MRL,
j named Narciasa, and all the Household and Kitchen
1 iirniture in asid deed of trust menliuneil.
And on the 1st day of February, 1845,at the Store
house of said Williams. AM. THE STOCK OF
HOOTS, SHOES, MATS. CAI’S, TRUNKS, &c.,
then remaining on hand unsold.
TF.H.MS OF S.tljK.
, 4 ash will be reipiireil for all of the |M-rsonal property.
For the real properly in Lynchburg and Amherat. a cretl
it of ait. twelve and eighteen miinlha, will he given,
the ourehaser or purchasers giving Is,ml or bunds will!
good personal security for the purchase money, and the
title ol said property retained as further serurtlv until all
| ia paid.
The title tn the above property n believed In he good,
hut acting as trustee. I shall convey only such title as is
vetted in me by said deed. J. M. TYKF.E,
., Trustee.
All persons indebted In (J. 0. Williams, will please
enme forward and settle the same, as I am directed by
•aid deed lu close this business as sunn as psaohle
J II. TV R EF.,
,, , Trustee.
. I)f<! S_tl F
TO MOOIKAS.
\ , SUPPLY of ling Skins. Morocco Skins, Web
bmg Bits, Stirrup*. Buckles, Bimat* and a vart*tv
»roth*r Gouda ri^nirisl by Saddlrr*. iit*Y opened and for
ssleehcp H. U. 4k W. A. RICMAUDS.
Sept. VI M
TV O T I C E.
^ k \VM. I) BRANCH. heretofore practising
I aw under in* firm of S. It Wm. I). Branch. |
have ihie day dissolved partnership, the former having de
termined in remove to the county of Prince Edward.
Dec. 16 IS
WN. n. It K A * € H,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
trill attend regularly, the Superior 4* lajtrior fourli rtf
tmi n»mir.» or
Amherst, Bedford, Campbell, and the Corporation
o I Lynchburg.
Ai t. itaiaisi r.nTHi^i i' To him wii.l at btbictlt
attended lu. mhldretn, l.ym hburtf, Eft.
Dec. 1C. ta
Ariamnntinr 4 nnill<*.
81 PF.RIORTO WAX ORSPF.HM. FOR SAI.F.
AT KKKO «*. LMMKRSONS'
June A ta
Jumri lliver mid knnaulm ( ooipmif.
AT OTIC F. '* hereby given, that on the 12th January
11 nrit, the water will he drawn from the canal lor
ttie purpose nf making some m-cevoiry improvement* and
repairs, aid that the navigation will remain aus|* tided i
until the I at of February thereafter.
By order.
W. B. CHITTENDEN, Secretary.
Dec. 19 tl^ly j
‘‘IVnr/i Orrharei" .inthracitr 4‘oui.
'PONS nf superior quality, Jarwliui/ ;i»o| for halt*
by EDMOND, W ATSON k CO.
At the old aland of Boyd, Edmond k Davenport,
On the ( anal. |
Dec. 19 ta
K #1 9i r a t 4 o ft .
fPIIK suharnbera will open an Kngltsh and Glassies
I. St 11, )( >1, tn tlm liAwmenl Hti»ry of tit. Second
I'rmdiyunin Church, on Turadty, the 1st ul'October
next.
Ttrmt, per «<>s«mn of flee month, : For the rlcmrn- I
t«ry hmmhr, uf F.ngligh, $10,00; tor (lie hljtier branch
uf F.iiglieh, $ 15,1 Ml, for the Ch'ieice end Malticin.il
tes, $ ,1(1,00. A M. lilt \NC11, .1 II.
K. WINS ION, Graduate F..W ./.
Sept ‘Jf> |g
WADSWORTH, TURNER Sl 00. ;
Import?n unit H'hiil?iule Deiiltn in
l»ltv <.OOI>*,
JV«. »*, .B.I/.V STKKKT,
J. F.. WtiuwoRTn, l RICHMOND, VA.
I). II. Turner, J
Geo. S. |’«i.mer. j
Richmond, Deo. 2 Cm
UR» AT ak tiov.
r( RSUANT lo a decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of law and chancery for the coumy ol Am
hersi, pronounced on tlie ‘2Hih day of Auguat 1841, in
the ease of Win. (aAtewood, I* hi in I i fT, against W’nllwr
William* and others, Defendautt; the undersigned ap
pointed a eommiasioner for that purpose, will sell, at
public auction, on the third Monday in Janunry, 1845,
(being court day,) at Amherst court house, on a credit
of six. twelve and eighteen months, for all axeapt enuugli
to pay expenses of the Hale, (for whicii rash w ill he re
mured,) A CEUTALY TRACT Oil PAH CEL
or
LAND,
lying in Amherst county, adjoining the lands of Cnrkio
Byars, Howland (tillaspie and others, containing one
hundred and eighty acres. Thu purchaser will he re
rpiireil In give hood and good personal security, and the
111 In retained ns further security.
JAS. POW KLC, Skf.nfAmhwH, Com'?.,
In/ John ll liilchead, hi* depuii/.
n«e. 0. ijOJ
PRACTICE OF LAW.
fl HIE subscriber, having resumed the practice of l.aw,
1 will attend the sessions of ths Court of Appeals in
iIns (<ily, and lhose of the Superior Courts of Norfolk
llorougli sod Norfolk county, and engage in any bust
noss in llie line of bis profession.
VVM. MAXWELL,
Ofliee on till) slresl, south side, dtlt door from the
Corner on M» in.
Richmond, l)*c. 9 1 in .
mar. wonth smjftt.vjiu »\
MKS. K V LOMAX. Principal.
MUS. JAMES EHEEMAN DANA, Associate Prin.
f 11IIIS loKliittiinn, situated in the town of Liberty,
I Bedford County, Vs., will be open fur llm recep
tion rif pupils the 1st of Oclober.
It is the object of the Principals to imparl to the stir
dents a useful as well as ornamental education. For
this purpose, Mrs I,, sod Mrs. I). w ill lie aided by com
petent assistant*.
THE TERMS WILL HE
'Tuition in English, fur the 1st class $2(1 pr. 5 months
“ “ 2nd do 15 “ «•
Juninr class “ 5 <• *<
Turnon m French, by Mile. Rngel
of Frtnoe, 5 '« ■»
Music, by Professor Winkler of Germany,— Piann $25.
Harp $3.5; Guitar $18 pr 5 months.
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, at Professor’s
ol targe*.
Plain sod Ornamental Needle work, $3 pr. live months.
I sent Musical Instrument* $2.
I Each Young lady furnishing Iternwn bedding and towels.
N. II.—Board may also bo obtained in many respect
able families in the village.
References—Judge Stattsrd and James Lyons, Esq..
Richmond; Judge Lomax, Fredericksburg; Rev. Dr.
Hawley and Rev. Mr. Lamie, 1st Presbyterian Church,
Washington; Gnn. Gordon and lion. Win. C. Itivcs.
Albemarle; Dr. P. H. Gilmer, Lynchburg; Geo. P
Taylor. Botetourt.
Bedford, Sept. 10 l,
f.j.iiii. I* f-f.oi it .v tMmotBt
SKI-'it.
nni.S. FAMILY FLOUR, (Sinner’s brand.)
CfXF 12 ur 15 bushels of Timothy Seed, f..r sale by
J. G. i- E. G. MoCLANAHAN.
Sept. 19 „
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jno. u. a m. o. fict i.txinn,
aaoiJEHS .INI) COMMISSION
MEHCIUNTS.
I.YNCHnURG, V A .
('1IVF. particular attention to llto sale of Flour,
A Wheat. Inbaccnand all kinds of produce. I.tbe
ral cash ad Vances made on produce in hand, (ottr charge
I <* 50 cents per hogshead, for selling tobacco.) Goods rc 1
wived and forwarded, (no rhar.re for tlraysge )
GROCERIES.
A good stork at low prices.
Curlier house. .Main Struct, next door to Dr. Seay’s
i oo2 Store, 4 doors above llryanl S- Yimou’s,
Scp» >9_ “ ts
TOOI.fi.
C1ARPRNI ERS, tilseksmith’s, Tanner's, and oih
J er Tunis, of various kinds A. qualities, just to band
for sale low by II. U. fc \V. A. RICHARDS.
S-l* _ tsif _
»»• tr m .# t .
11II IE highest cash priee will at all times be given Tor
A Whett at the Lsnghnrite Mills ami
« it «» V !■: K I K s
of the heal quality furnished and on as good terms ns
they can be bail in this market.
N. S. LANGHORNF..
M* 1 _ _Is
.vm not:* ron s.it.r..
H\ virtue of a tlecrcc of the circuit superior court of
law and chancery for the county ofNcU.n, in the
’ ase of k ortuno ami wile and Olliers against Hansbo
rottglt and others. we shall, on Wednesday llto 22ml ol
January next, at the residonceul Sam'l. ilanshnmugh, in
the county of Nelsui, rxp-.se to sale, at public auelion,
to the highest bidder, on a credit of twelve months. j
the purchaser giving bond with approve.] security,
NIII< IP<<H «r Twenty I Ikely SLAVES,
rho li lie it guud and ihe kIavps vtSutMe
S. CLAIBORNE, ) „ ,
J. GARLAND, ( Comr s.
14 l22.l,an
•ft o t. jg s s m « . i
R IIIIDS. P. RICO.
8 bbls. New Orleans,
For sale at reduced prices. REED A. KMMERSON. !
Ju ts i M |
noTETocirr kpriju-s im%ee
.I.YIP I E.7I.IEE i.YSTITUTE,
YIHVI.YI.4.
fFMIF. eierciact of the winter session of this School
A will begin on Wednesday, the 15ih of January, and
end un the 1-Jth of May, 18-45.
Botetourt Springs it known to be one of the in wt heal
ihy anti plearaut place* in Virginia. Betide* the Sul
phur Spring, which it thought to be little inferior to the
While Sulphur Springs ol Va., theie is an excellent I due (
Stone Spring within a few yard* of the buildings. The
house* are very n.nunodi »ut and coin fort able, capable of
arruintotslatiitg ni ire than one hundred student*.
The course of instruction is suited to prepare for rid
lege, for teachers, arid for the active duties of lile; and it
is hoped youths w ill here be trained up in the “nurture
and admonitionthe Lord/’ The discipline of the |n
stitule w'ill he kind and paternal, but steady and inflexi
ble. The female* w ill he under the care of Mist Sun!
dard. The female Itoardmg department will b« inure*
ly distinct from the male.
Trrm$ —per tenion nf 4 nwnthi.
Orthography, Reading, Writing or Primary
Arithmetic, $5 00
Geography, English Grammar, Ariilimeiic,
History of the United States, Natural Philoso
phy, and Celestial Geography 0 40
Latin. Greek. French, Drawing and Painting,
Algebra, Geometry or Surveying 12 00
Composition and Declamation will be attended to
by the more advanced cIstnes
Board, including room rent and bedding, per inn. 5 50
P.iyment for board and tuition one half hi advance; the
rest at the close of the session.
GEO. PEARCY, Principal.
Dm. 19 f»«
TRUST SAM*
AS trustee for Col. John R. Richardson, I am author
ized to sell, and now offer to sell, the F.1ELA
111.11 TRACT OF l~hVI), on which the said Rich \
ardson now resides, situated in the South East aide of
the Roanoke River, adjoining the landsofGen. Edward
Wa'ts and Col. Wm. I.nnghorne, containing FIFE,
HUNDRED AM) THREE ACRES. about one
hundred acres of w hich arc River Bottom, the balance is
up La nd of fine quality, well adapted to the growth of
Wheat and Tobacco. There are upon this Tract of Land
a comfortable Brick Houseaiid all the necessary ami
convenient Buildings.
'Phe terms of sale will he made known on application
to Uol. Richardson, reaiding on the premises or to the,
subscriber at Ftneastle.
I also offer for sale a number of valuable SI. A FES, 1
belonging to the said Richardson, consisting of Men,
Women and Children.
For information with regard to these Slaves, persona
desirous of purchasing, are referred to Mr. John H.
Smith, at the Big Lick, nr to Col. Richardson.
ALEX. P. ESKRIDGE.
Dee. If) tIF
ftp The Staunton Spectator will please insert for
fuur weeks.
t.OOK .IT TUBS !
HY \ III I I E of a decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, for the town of
Lynchburg, in the ease of Rives, adm’r. of Jesse Clark
son, decM., against Garland ami others, I will, on the
Tuesday after the second .Monday in January next, eer
•airily sell, if possible, in the town of New Glasgow and
county of Amherst, to the highest bidder, the
MLVSHhV HOI SE TRACT OF iJUYD.
late the property of David S. Garland. d»cM. The
Ml)\> KM.I N(> ts a large I wo story Brick House,
vv itli Brick Kitchen, walled Harden, a large Brick
Store House. Cojoptiug House and two Offices, and a
line Brick Blacksmith Shop, conveniently situated,with
Bam, &.C., and the tract contains upwards of
tLIO U4 ICI * or MIMI. The
Store, Comnting Boom. Office &. Blacksmith
Shop, may he sold separately, if deemed
| practicable. Thin property is valuable, yet
it is believed the purchaser will get a great bargain.
'Mils property in Hold to pay the debts of Jesse Clark
son, decM., and the balance, it any, for his heirs at law.
Therefore creditors are particularly invited to attend to
ensure a sale; also the heirs ol Jesse Clarkson, decM., as
well an the public m general, this being the third at
tempi lo sell.
TERMS OF SALE.
(’ash enough to pay chargts of commission, advertise
mculs, surveys, &.<*., and the balance in three equal
payments, on a credit of nix, twelve &. eighteen months,
(the payments may he made longer by consent, on the
day of sale,) the purchaser to give bond with approved
personal security, and the title to be withheld till full
payment is made as ultimate security.
Cl IAS. PER ROW, Cm,, V
Dcc.fi till
(I/* The Richmond Whig will please copy the above
till day of sale.
TRUST fcAl.i:.
PI RSITANT to a dccreeol the circuit superior court
ol Bedford, pronounced oil the 29th ol July, 1814,
in the suit of "Micajal, Davis t»a. Powell Ownhy and
others,M the undersigned commissioner, will proceed, on
iho I lilt day of January next, on the premises, to sell to
the highest bidder, THE TRACT OF LAND con
veyed intrust by the said Powell Ownby and Nancy
Inn wile to Win. 11. Moignn, as trustee, by a deed of
trust dated the 24th of July, I82G, and of record in
Bedford county court, containing
487? CJCES,
lying in Bedford county, adjoining the Lands of the es
late ol Mitchell Ewing, decM., Joseph UiiflT and others.
And also, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY' men
tioned in said deed, consisting of Household and Kitch
ed Furniture, Plantation Utensils, Stock of Cattle and
Hogs, (being the increase of the stork conveyed in the
di ed aforesaid,) besides other jiersonul chatties. The
Land is rich mountain soil and valuable as a Tobacco
Plantation.
It will be sold upon a credit of silt, twelve and cigh
Iren months, for equal portions of the purchase money,
the purchaser giving bond w ith good security—-The per
sonal property willbemdd Ur cash.—The title to the
I .and is believed to be unquestionable, but it will only
be conveyed to the purchaser by deed, with special war
ranty. G. A. WINGFIELD, ConTr.
Dec 8 tSJan
.vur.iffffir.fi,.
IV E II AYR lust opened a variety nf FASH'
’* ION ABLE JEWELRY AND
FANCY ARTICLES —tinning them are so pern
I’inli, Tunaz Breastpins and Finger Rings; Gold Neek
Iseeatnl Bracelets; a new and fashiunahle style of Far
Rings.
A beautiful assortment of Berlin Iron Goods, consist
ing of Bracelet*, Necklace, Breastpins and Guard
Chains,
We have also nnw pattern Silver plated and Britan
nia ('offer and Tea sells; plated Candlesticks, Snuffers
and Trays.
Our assortment of Gold and Silver Watcheaia worthy
the attention of all who wish to purchase—and at one
hail the cost of former days.
We are manufacturing to order. Silver Table and
I’t a Spoons—and anxious to repair at reduced prices,
all, and every discriptiun nf Watches and Jewelry.
We solicit a continuance nf patronage, w ith assurance
that every effort we are capable of exerting will he pot
forth in order to please. WILLIAMS Si VICTOR.
Dee. 12 ta
i'OK ItE.YT,
TUB three story BRICK TBNK
MBN F, near Planters’ Warehouse,
which has for some time been orcunitd by
_1 Measr*.Gouldman Si Booker asaTubac
co Factory. Possession given immediately.
For terms apply to the subscriber,
S. GARLAND.
gfar.gl_;_ts
LONDON PORTER,
ilQ Hoz UFA RTS. ) .
*C> 35 do PINTS, s 01 "«r*f">f'l»aHy. at
RKED Si F,MMF.ltSON’S.
June 3 la
noii R.ivri: a«A1H«T Hri:.
miiB subscriber has been appointed Sub Agent of
*- the New York CunlribulluMhip Fire Insurance
Company,
(CAPITAL 300,000))
nfflee No. 07, Mall street. Phis company insures
buildings in general. Merchandize, Household Furni
ture, and every description of Personal Property, against
losa or damage, by fire.
The subscriber ia prepared to receive, and solicits ap
plications for insurance in this Company, from the citi
zrnsof Lynchburg sod of the surrounding country.
A. 11. ARMIS LEAD, Sub'Agcnt.
1)« i „
\rillGIMA:—-A» ■ circuit superior court of law ami
chancery, continued and held for Franklin county, |
at the court house, on the I lih diy of Ocudicr, 1844 :
Alva 8|**ar sod Jonathan T. Patten, partner*, tra
dmg under the firm of Spear and Patten, Plaintiff*.
agaiatt
Bernard G. Hendrick, execuU r of Christopher G.
Babcock, dec’d.. and in hi* own right, and John M.
Holland, M *«e* Greer, George Turner, Richard M. Ta ;
liafcrroamJ Henry T. Callaway, Defendant*.
In Cn%rtCRnr.
It appearing to the comt that the order of publication
awarded in 'his cause again*! the defendant, Bernard G.
Hendrick, on the loth day of May, 1844. ha* Isen duly
published hi the mmle prescribed !>y law, the and defen
dant still failing to appear ami answer: ami the subpoena
awarded in this cause on the 12th day of April, 1844,
appearing to have been duly executed on the defendants,
John M Holland, Moses Greer, Jr.. George Turner,
Richard M. Taliaferro and Henry '1*. Callaway, who
have likewise failed to appear and answer ; arid morn
than two month* having elapsed, as well since the return
day of the aubpi>ena as since the filing of the bill in this
cause.—On the motion of the plaintiffs, hy counsel, the
said bill is taken for confessed as to all of the said defen
dauts. — And thereupon the cause came on lobe heard, on
the said hill ami exhibits, and was argued hy the plain
tiff*’ counsel: Upon consideration whereof, the court doth
adjudge, order ami decree, that the defendants do render
an account of the administration of the estate of the
said Christopher G. Bolicork, dec’d., before ’Thomas S
Greer, a commissioner of this court, with liberty to the
plaintiffs to surcharge ami falsify the accounts in the hill
and priced ngs mentioned heretofore settled; and to show
that the same have been stated and settled so as to npe
rate unjustly ami injuriously to the plaintiffs. And tli.it
the said commissioner do examine, state ami settle the
•aid accounts, and make report there if to this court,
with any matter specially stated, thought |>ertinenl by
huiuelf or required by the panics to lie so slated.
A Copy—Teste.
HO. A. SCOTT, D C.
Com mission Kit’s Orrirr., )
It >cky M Mini. Decemlier IOth. 1844. S
The parties interested in the foregoing decree, are
hereby notified that I have appointed 'Tuesday, I he 4th
day of February, 1815, for taking tho account therein
mentioned, on which day they are required to attend at
mvoffice at Itocky Mount, Yn.. with their accounts, and
all necessary evidence to enable me t» perform the do
tiasrequired by said decree. T, S. GRKF.R, Cu n’r.
Dec. 23 w4w
mm of Mi.i.Yt* gjy bed*
FOitiP COtJJYTY.
KV virtue of a deed of trust executed by NYilliam N.
Meriwether, and duly recorded in the clerk’s nffi *p
of the county ci iirt of Bedford, and at the request of the
said Meriwether, the sulwcribcr will sell at public auc
tion, upon the premises, on 'Tuesday the 4lh day of
February, 1845, if fair, if not,the next fair day thereafter.
I In* I rarl of l^inil*
• >n which ll»e said William N. Meriwether resides,
lying in the county of Bedford, about 8 miles from
I.vnohhnrg. and near tho Lynchburg and Blue Ridge
Turnpike. This tract of Land contains something more
than ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, and is alto
gether, one of the finest tracts in this region of coun
try. About three hundred acres of it is mountain Land,
well timbered, and much of it suited to th« growth of
tobacco. 'Tho residue of the tract,
SEVEN HEN DICED ACHE*
Ol which is cleared, lies unusually well, is of the v.ilua
hie red soil of Eastern Virginia, and capable from its
good clay foundation, of being brought, at little expense,
to the highest degree of fertility. At least FIFT\
\CRRSof ihe trant is good meadow Laud, (thirty of 11
in a body,) there is also on it a good site f*»r a (Jrist and
Saw Mill. From a full knowledge of ibis land, the sob
scriber feels no hesitation in recommending it to those de
sirous of buying Land*, as admir.ihl) ad.tpfod to the
growth of every species of grain, and in intrinsic value,
and location, as one of the must desirable farms known
to him any where. If the purchase of a part should he
more convenient to buyers, the tract will be divided.
TERM s.
Fifteen hundred or two thousand dollar* of the purchase
money, will be required in hand; upon the balance, a
liberal credit will he given. Possession of one half ol
• he Land can be given immediately; and of the remainder,
i next fall.
For more particular information, address the sub
seribernt Lynchburg. And for a view of the Land, call
I on Mr. Meriwether on the premises.
U. E. MANSON.T rnstee.
Dec Ifi wt4F
j (|c>- Lexington Gazette and Staunton Spectator will
publish till the day of sale.
\ 15 W ESTAIt 1.1* IMI 15 \T.
\ Coppersmith amt Timur's Uasiness.
M17RRIX.X. & SMITH
■UCCKSSIOK* TO T. O. 4CKKK4 CO.
Main Street, Lynchburg.
f" V. It. MCRIill.l, would beg leave tu ri'turn
ilia thanks tu Ilia friends and the public generrally.
for the liberal patronage bestowed on him as a partner
ofT. O. Aeree Si. Co., anil would inform them that he
has associated with him in the above business. Mr.
J A.MI'.!S II. SMI TH, and that the business will m fu
lure be conducted under the style and firm of
Mliltlllf.ls & SMITH.
at the <>KI (land of T. O. Aorpe &. Co., where can al
ways he loonil a large assortment of TIN V\ARF,, con
sisting u!' every arliele usually fumil in their line nf bn
si ness. Also, a large lot of Copper Ware, consisting of
Stills, Kettles, #to. Also, sgisid assortment of
»TOV E8,
of all sizes. They also manufacture at the very shortest
notice, ami have generally on hand, Stove Pipes, of all
sizes and qualities, Camp Kettles, Fire Carriers, Coal
Srotlles, &.C.
They pay particular attention to covering and guttering
houses,with Tin and uther metals, cither in town or
coimtrv.
t OIJ.\ rnV ]flEREH A ITS
would dll well to give us a call before purchasing else
where, as we are determined In sell at the very Cowes
Prices. We have a large lot of Tin ware on hand, and
ws request them to rail and examine it.
WOVE WIRE.
We have on hand a large lot of Wove NVire, of all
»ise«,t**getlipr with a Loom for weaving wire to order of
any kind, at the shortest notice.
vVe will {rive the highest cash price f.,r old Copper or
Pewter, or take it in exchange fur work.
Country Produce will be taken in exchange for our
work at the highest cash price.
„ „ MURRILL & SMITH.
* 2w—wts
Commissioner's Safe.
pi RSI ANT to a decree nf the circuit superior ecurl
el law and chancery for the county of Amherst in
the case nf (iarland v«. Powell, I shall proceed to sell.’un
the 3d Monday in January ensuing, before the front door
of Amherst court h< use,
TWO TRACTS OF 1.1.Y1),
the property id the defendant, James Powell, one nf
which lies in the immediate vicinity of the said coin
House, and contain, about three hundred acres; the other
IS a 1 ract id Mountain l.and, lying ahum two miles dis
lanl from I lie Inrmer, and is staled to contain \M<) acres- or
so much lit said lands as may be necessary to satisfy the
w,..";:A,rrei1" «nHi8 m,.mhs.
ni l he given lor equal portions of the purchase money,
and bunds with approved security required. J
Dee. 10 ROBERT TINSLEV, CWr.
| tJl’Jan
Window Elausi; Window CJIn^T
I ' h"P »-<■<« UrgeqU,„
■■ ««y o* the above article; bm h ill have an il,rt
ment on hand If yon want, don’t forget to eall at the
sign of the Big Pitcher, |). \\\ MOORF
. ALSO.
cH;,;rrrri,tryw,ictei“
1 Dec. M u■ **• «.
IB
VIRGINIA:-At rule, .nntinieJ nn.i UM m t, , ,
OiB.-* of th. Circuit Superior Court of I ,'V *'k'r
«nr for Bjdford county, the 7th day of 7,1'^
Robert M. t Uytor, ,, DU.rl’V
ngui/ttf
Oeeid W. Qu.rlc, Jew P,,,u«. Bird S Uft*;,.], ..
Powell, Thorn ,. R Cl.yt„r, George I) l>evi. ,nd j , r,»
I >a*m . merchant. nod partner., trading under the „ r
firm of Davit Sl IJroOier, and other., Defend,^1 ",J
If* CH 41*CERT.
The defendant. Jew Fuqua, not ha.inc entered 1
pcaram c and given aeeuritr according to the Art ,r 4 *P
hly and the rules of this court, and it appear,n. 1,. “
factory evidence that he i. not an inhabitant nt <1. **’'•
monwealth; it i» ordered that he appear here on “J”."
Monday 111 'l ire!, neat, and an.wer the plaintiff'. k,„ 'l
that th» order be inserted for (Wo month, sue,..,, ’ '
•oinc newspaper published in the town ol I.vnchbu,. "
posted at the fr,,„t door of the courthouse of thia ,*"J
Home court day. u,u) «u
A Copy—Teste,
Dee. 2) W.LKW ~
* “til
VIRGINIA:—At rules continued and held in theCl. t.
Office of the Circuit Superior Court ol l.aw in,| cl*'
ccrr, for Bedford county, the 7tll day ol December |hjj "
Abel B. Nichols, Plaintiff
against
Henry Asbury, John F. Sale, lleaden MeCnrmark
Joseph Slaughter, admi.iiatrator of Berry McCormack i
caased> . „ ’ Defend® nta.' "
In C'm4!fcert*
The defend* nt*. Henry Asbury and lleaden McCorms#l
not bavins entered their nppenranre andgiven security *'
cording to the An nf Assembly and the rules of this fo,**'
nnd it .appearing by *nri«fn«.*lorv evidence thnf the? arf
iuhnbifuMl* of this Commonwealth, if i* ordered, rhni i|U°
do n|*|»«nrhere mi the first Monday in March next *n i ** !
sser the bill* of the pi oniifl*, nnd flint thi* noler he’insert?I
in noine n«w*pn|»er |Mihlii*lie«j in the town of J.vne lilmr* j
two month* *uerre«ively, *n«l posted nt the fr„„| (|0^‘ "r
the court-liuuse of thi* minify on some court dnv ° °
A Copy— I'este.
Dec. 23 J°S. WH.SON cik.
w'ini
lURGINIA: -At rule* held in the Clark’. OfRce , r,,
’ Circuit Superior Court of lew „r,d Chancery ,,
county of Nelson, in the month of I fecember ISM- "
John Harris, Plainiifr |
against
Albert \V Harris and Clough t Harris, in their own rirh
and ** eaeciitor* of l«ee .V. Harris, dee’d., Samuel N ||t/
Joseph la. Harris, William Harris* lid Fdi/.ubcth 11,,
the *aid William and Fdizaheth Harris, infants undrn,
.vje of twenty-one year*, heir* nnd deviseesof tbesaili
W. Harris, dec’d , Carter B. Harris, and .Mary Harm V
ow and relict of William l.ec Harris, dec’d. ’
. ~ Defendant*.
I.N Lsll i!YCRRT.
Tin* defendant. Carter B Harris, not having entarr.l
his appearance, and given senility according tori,* an . f
Assembly and the rules ofthis court,nnd it appearing; |,v , ,
isiae.tory evidence to the court, that lie is not w iidiahilant
; of this eommoim e.dth: m in-ition of the plaintill, by )■«
e min'd. it is ordered, that the said defendant do appear) «•
it rules tub* held in thr said Clerk’s Ollier, on I hr'fir*'
Mon I n in M ireh next, and answer the original ami tn,.
mended bills of the plaintiff: and that a copy ofthis „r^"f
b- forthwith inserted in the ••Hym-iibiug Virginian” 1
newspaper published in the town of l.ynr.hburg. I.,/|W.,
1 months successively.nn<l another ropy thereof ported h* tin*
; front door of the courthouse of this county on some court
day, A Copy—*T«"te,
HO. C. CITI.ER, Cl’k
I'cc 2.3
VTI RCINI \ :—W rule* held •«» the Clerk’s Office of the
▼ Circuit Superior Court of I .aw and Chaucer*, for Bel
ford ci»un»y, the 4th day of November, IH4-I:
William Alolieorge and Ruth his wife, laU- Ruth Wright
Pluintifli,
art ninnt
'Pommy Wright in his ow n right and as executor of John
Wright, dcc’d., William Wheeler nnd Sarah his xxdr, \n
thonv Wright, Nancy Aslutry. William Corky ami |?*im»
his wife, Joseph Harper and I'olly his wife,.lames Wriglii
arul Joel Wright, executors of John Wright, the youncar,d. •
! cc.isml, and III their own right. Nicholas Robertson. Sheriff
•»f R dford, and as such administrator of Elizabeth \\ rig1
decM., nnd as adtnV. of Ulioda Hurt, dec’ll., and as adm r «l
i Joseph Wughi, decM., Joel Shrewsbury and Thomas Sale,
executor of Phomu* Logwood, det.M. Defendants. j
In Chancery.
I hr defendants, \S illiaiu \\ lieelei nnd Snrnli his wife.
William Corley and ^Betsey his w ife, Joseph Hopper nud
I’ollv his wile, not hnviug entcird their nppenriwirf' and
iriven security accordin'! to the Art oi Amrmblv nndila*
Rules oftliia court, nud if appearing hy sntiafnctori evnlem-e,
llinltliev nre not inlinhitnnla ol this Coo.niomveulili: ms
« ulered, flint they do appear lien- on the fin I Mi>n<lm m
rchruarv n« xt. nud answer lire Plaintiff* bill, „nd that s
••«*{>? «f this order he inserted in some newspaper puh
Itsned in the town of l.\nchhurr, for two months sxxrrst
sivid\. mid posted nt the front door of (lit caml-liouts el this
county on soinu court dnv.
A Copv—Teste.
JOS. WILSON. Cl k.
A'P * Court of (Quarterly Session, eontiimad and held fw
■ the county of Campbell,at the court-house thereof, >>u
Tuesday, the Uth day ot November, 1844:
j James I >ixon, Win. Dixon, Tho. Dixon ntul Sarah Anu
Dixon, Plaintiffs,
(Hrair.nl
John W ikon. Joseph Jones and Mary his wife, Elizabeth
I Dickey, Jane Dicky, Martha Hickey'. Robert Martin ami
; V a nev his wile. Robert Dickey, Thomas Elliott, Wilson Kl
1 liott, John Elliott, Arrhy Elliott and Mary his wile. Kli/»
j 'A'. Elliott and John W. Elliott, iiif iiits of Ho. \\ Elliott.
WilsonT. Marlin and Sarah his wile,Thus. Hines and Jan*
hi* w ile, Wilson Mr Reynold*. 'Pirns. J. \!cHey Molds, llenja
S. McReynohU,-» McKinney and Elizabeth II hu
xvite, Miry Me Reynolds, Win. W . Cannafax and Mar
thu Jane his wife, and Alexander II. Wilson,
Defendant*.
The plaintiff* having duly filed their hill, and on inotinn,
Win A. Clement is assigned guardian ml litem of Eliza W
Elliott and John W. Elliott, infant children of Ro. W.EI
liott, de jM . and it apnearing to the satisfaction of th« ecu t
that John Wilson. Robert Dickey. Wilson Elliott, John F.l
liott. Mary Elliott, Archer Elliott, Wilson 'J'. Elliott anil Sa
nth his w ile, Tlios. I lines and Jane his w ife, Wilson AlrHrr
nolds, I hos. J. Mr Rex no his, Benjamin S. McKeynoldi,
-McKinney and Elizabeth II. his wife. Win. W.Can
nal.ix and Martha Jane his wife, are not inhabitants of tin*
commonwealth; it is ordered that they do appear at Camp
bell court-lion»e, on the second Monday in February nnt.
and answer the plaintiffs’ bill, and a copy of this order
he insetted in some newspaper printed in tk« tow n of Lynrh
, burg for two months successively, and posted at the frontdoor
of the court house of this county on s°ine eourt day. j
A Copy—Teste,
I \VM. A. CLEMENT, Cl'lt
Dec. 9 w?m j
VT rules held in the clerk-* offica of the oircuit suptrirr
court of luw ami chancery for the county of Atiiherti.
on Monday, the 2nd day of December, 1844: ’ j
Charles A. Penn, Plaintiff.
(i^ninst i
Kdley and Spence, Edmund C. Moore, John Penn, md
John B. Duncan, Defendants.
In CviANCF.nr.
The defendant, John B. Duncan, not having entered I"4
. appearance nnd given security, according to the fluff
I scmbly and the rules «f this court, and it appearing by sat is
I factory evidence that he is not an inhabitant of ihi* country ;
it isordered that the said defendant do a[>penr here on the fir»t
day of March term next, and answer the hill of the plaintiff, ■
| xnd that ncopy of this order be forthwith inserted in *om«
newspaper published in the town of Lynchburg. for two
, months successively and posted st the front door ofvt*
courthouse of this county.
A Copy—Teste.
KOBKKT TINSLEY, CIV
Dec. 1G wllw
Coiiisnissioncr'N Sale.
RV virtue :>f a decree of the Circuit Superior C«ur*
of Law and Chancery, fur the county ul Cunp
itcll.at October term. 1841. in the eases of Gray prl’j'
Itatn. gtc.and l.ewelleu &.e. ca. Gilltatn, &c.. "ill i"
j sold, at Campbell cmrt-house, nn the 2d Monday ln
January. 1845, at public auction, for caah. thu St.*v'*•
i Edom (a man.) Edtilia (a woman.) Delphi* anJ 8“‘
saunan (girls,) ill said decree mentioned.
DANIEL MARK, Cam r.
Dec. IG wtl3J__
TAlieWRIAtl.
TitOS. If. O. SHF. YJVESF.\ •
H AS established himself in Lynchburg nn the fr"M
sireet, parallel with the Market House ami i"
j rear of A. Crouse’s store, opposite Exchange Corner—
i where he will carry on ibe tailoring business in "" v*
j nous branches. All work entrusted to his care shall *
! done promptly, in the most fashionable style. He ire
vilcs the attention of his former customers, tnd the P"0
lie in general for a share of patronage.
Sept. 30 ^_wts_^
Ml run.tit FOR S.it.T ! I
VAA SACKS in beautiful order, warranted f»»
• \"*_F and clean. Furaale at the olJ aland el Re) .
Edmond & Davenport, on the Canal, by _
EDMOND, WATSON & CO.
Dee. 19 __ J*_—
Liquorice, Nulls and Oil*. .
1|| CASES LIQUORICE, various goal*"**llrt
1 ** brands,
200 kegs box and warehouse Nalls.
25 la'Xes and basket* Olive Oil,
For vale at low prices by . ,.n
EDMOND, WATSON k \
Dec. 19 “