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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-30
DEMovAL--EDwARD BROWN

DEMOVAI.--EDWARD BROWN
IN has removed his Jeweiier's Shop TO the
tenement next door TO the Nirginian Office,
nearly opposite Messrs. Holmes 4 Brewster
He takes this opportunity TO return his sin
cere thanks to his friends and the public for
the patronage heretofore given him, and as
snres them he will endeavor TO merit con-
tinnance ottheir encouragement, by prompt
and faithful attention to their orders tor re-
pairing watches and clocks, making and
mending jewery, or executing any work in
his lne With which they may entrust him.
EDWARD BROWN.
Iunel. tsf3
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INf0TlCE.--By virtue of deed of trust
~ executed 10 us on the 9th day of Janu
AIRY 1924, by Samuel Mitchell 4 duly recor-
ded in the clerks Office of Bedford County
and tor the purposes expressed in said deed,
we, or either OF us,wil on the 18th day of No.
vembcr 1926, If faii ifnot on the next far
day, on the premises, sell TO the highest bid
der, nj public auction, for ready money, or
so much thereof as may he necessary TO sat.
isly the purposes of said trust, one certain
tract or parcel of land, situate, lying H. being
IN Bedford county on the waters of Island
creek, branch ol Big Otter, bounded by the
land OF Francis Pollard, George Su lib, Rich
srd Roberts, George White, julius Saunders,
Gilbert Gibbs, John Wigginton, John Don-
dy, Peyton Foster, James and Thomas Aus
tin, aud lying on the North side of the new
road from updike's 10 the Islnnd ford on Big
Otter, aud containing four hundred acres
more or less. This land is valuable aud well
worthy the attention of any one wishing to
buy good land in Bedford County The H.
tie is believed to be perfectly good, but act
Jog as trustees, no other will be made 10 the
purchaser than is vested by the trust deed a
toresaid. {. ANTHONY,
YIN. COOK,
0Gi &c. c3wl2 Trustees.
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Mr.. Josiah EQrisS. .Jr.

$nAKE NOlICE-That shall on the lth
- DAY oil November next, at the house OF
Jesse Corn, IN the county of Patrick, &. state
Of Virginia, between the hours OF ten aud FIVE
o'clock, OF the said day. proceed To take the
denosiiinn of Charles Foster and others, to
be rend as evidence in the suit depending
in the superior Court of Chancery nj Lynch
burg wherein William Price and myself are
cCmpaiuanis, and yon, with others are de-
PENDANTS. III should not complete taking
the testimony on that day, | shall continue
from day TO day, to take the same until com.
plete ii. NOTIFY ADAMS.
Oct. 20. C1N ~
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Fruit Trees, Grapes, Sc

= tlHE subscriber, proprietor of the LIN.
L MEAN BOTANIC GARDEN aud MUIR.
series al Flashing, near New York, offers TO
furnish the public with such Trees aud Plants
as they may desire.
The collection Of Fruit Trees Of all the va.
rious kinds, and also OF Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs and Plants, is by far the mos, eaten.
sixe and valuable in Amcriea.--ln addition TO
the immense acquisitions OF former years, Tue
nroprielor now has above 800 new tnridtes
nffhe choicest Fruits which ARE not in posses
sion Of any other establishment in this coun.
try, all of which are announced IN the ehta'
logues for 1926. The assortment oil Grapes
consists of above $50 kinds, comprising the
finest wine and table Grapes Of France,
Germany, Italy, and The Crimea.--T pre-.
prieior having acquired extensive intorma.
ton on the subject from actual obSefration
aud erptrienee, is enabled 10 make such Sc
leciions as may be suitable 10 any particular
locality, aud where such selections are left TO
him, he will send such as cannot fail 10 sue
ceed lie also offers them in assortments,
FOR the FIST OF one dozen vines the prices will
be eight dollars, for The second OF the same
number, six dollars and for the third, four
and half dollars. The collection OF Roses
exceeds 600 varieties, and OF Green House
Plants, he has above 1000 species, comprising
10000 pots, among which are all those koown
as most beautiful aud interesting.
Persons who order Grapes will be furnish
ed with directions Tor their culture
Orders by mail direct (post paid or thro'
any agent in the Union, will meet with
prompt attention. Catalogues to be had gratis
OF
RIO. ToMPKfNS,
Agent Tor w. =.
n, tciuI0
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NOTICE.

SnlY virtue Of a deed of trust. executed by
- Christopher Isbell and VIM. | Isbell,
the 9th day ot October, 1924, aud duly recor-
ded in the county court Of Amherst, we shall,
on Monday the 9th day of November next,
nj the market.honse in the town OF Lynch
burg, SELL for cash, the following property
TO satisfy said deed, 10 wit a tract or par
Gel of Land, lying in the county Of Amherst,
containing 10 Acres, one House and Lot,
now in the occupancy Of WIN. l.Isbell, stu
ate in the county of Amherst, and three
slaves Caesar, Charles, and Peter, (watermeB, }
together with all and singular the rights aud
appnrtenanees belonging to the said tract OF
Land aud Lot. As trustees, we shall only
convey such title as is vested in us, tho il is
supposed to be indisputabIe.
DAVID HOFFMAN,,
LEWIS GREGORY,
NATHAN Il. THURM0N
Oct o. tctdsl9
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New HAT Store
FANCY FUR HATS,

Together with a general supply of
Common Fur and Woot Hats.
A part of which are of their own manufac-
turing, and warranted to be first quality
and made of the most durable materials.
They solicit share of the public patron.
age, AS they are determined TO keep CON
stantly on hand u complete assortment of
fancy hats of the latest northern fashions,
and likewise every description of fine and
common hats of their own manufacture.
All of which they will sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought of them, of their own
make, shall be ironed without charge.
June &c. too
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New London Academy.

/nHE TRUSTEES OF the New-London
- Academy have the pleasure OF inform
ing the public, that they hive engaged the
Rcvd. Nicholas II. Cobbs, 10 lake charge OF
this institution the ensuing year.
The exercises of the school will commence
the lst Monday in jan next In this acade-
nv will be taught all the branches Of iber-
al English education, embracing Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geography, with the use of the
Globes, Ancient and Modern History, the
Elements OF Natural Philosophy, aud Chem.
istry, Geometry mud Algebra Also the La
tin, Greek, aud French Languages. Terms OF
tuition, fifteen dollars per Session, payable
IN advance. Board can he had in gentee IA.
miles contiguous 10 the Academy, upon the
most reasonable lcrms--Nlr. Cobbs will also
accommodate few borders at the Acade.
my.
The legislature having authorised the Trus-
tees 10 raise considerable funds forthe endow
ment Of the Academy, they are now In the
exercise of their powers, ind hive contracted
with n mechanic of responsibility 10 put all
the buildings connected with the institution
in good repair.
Oct. %. tlmJl2
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"U'r'nb bHFK, NHHtHdTIuss ChamomiIe
S.arc6, msgnes'a, Lump and caIcined Sup.
Carb. Soda, Tartaric Acid, Rorax, Arrow Root.
Mamma, SIENNA, sulphur, Opium, Rhubarb
Root AID Powder, Prussan Blue, Chrome
Yellow, Iceland Moss, Columbo, Cubel's
Tooth Brushes and Powder, Fancy Scans,
do fhials, and number of other articles.
August. Z.
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NEW BOOKS.

NJ - w ~ " - kAS4
Among them are the following new works
Mills History of Chiyalry or knightoooc
and lis times, in Q vols. This is a very in
teresiing aud valuable production.
Life and writings of Frederick Reynolds
in vols This work contains great mass Of
very interesting and amusing information.
"reminiscences of Michael Kelly. This i.
certainly one of the most interesting produc
items that's been before the public for long
time.
"reminiscences of Charles Butler, Esq
This is SO valuable a production that every
person ought to own a copy.
Life and espondence of r. II. Lee, by
his grandson, X. II. Lee. The North A.
mercan Review speaks highly of this work
The Subaltern or Sketches of the Pcninsu.
lar War during the Campaigns ot 1913 Il IA
by an eye witness. The public may rest as.
sured that this is one OF the best productions
of the day
Continental Adventures, in 3 vols. This
is new work and think d very excellent
one.
John Bull in America or the New Nun
chausen, by Pauldug. This work has been
so universally praised that il will be needless
TO say any thing more about it.
Merry Tales OF Three Wise Men of Gotham
10y Paulding. This work is universally admi-
red
Letters and Papers of the Rev. Thomas
Scott. Never before published, with occasi,
ona observations by John Scott, a. NJ.
Treatise on Diet, &c. sc. by !. a. Paris,
NJ. d. +. X. S "a new medical work.
The Cd Vol. Virginia Cases ar Deci sions OF
Al 10 rot - II
The % Vol. Lawyers Guide, by William
Waller Henning.
Together with great many other valuable
productions, all OF which am determined 10
sell very low. ABRAM II. NORTH.
Oct 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-30

~ orIcE-l offer for sale my tract oiland,
~ within seven miles of Lynchburg,con
tanning One Hundred and sixty-seven and a
half Acres, by recent survey. This land is e.
quail to any in the parts aud well improved,
has on il good manufacturing mill, all com
pete, with ont pair of burr stones aud two
pair country stones, and crushing machine
Tor the purpose Of corn and plaster; likewise
a good saw mill, aud new distillery, just
put in operation, by which may be made
eighteen gallons OF whiskey per day, This
mill stands in q fine rich neghborhood aud
the country grist is not surpassed by any in
this part ofthe state. Any one wishing TO
purchase may be accommodated b, apply ing
TO the subscriber living ON the premises
las. MARTIN.
May Is 1878
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Virginia:
At Rules holden in the clerks Office Of the Superior
Court OF chancery for the Lynehburg District the STD
day of July, 1926
Games Veach and Judith his wife, formerly judith
Brown. tree persons OF color, Ph,.
against
Archibald Robertson. William BLACK, William Bat.
ret Snmntl Garland, William Muir. Robert Nun, Jean
hluir Isabella Muir. James Muir, Mary Muir, JeaD
Muir the younger, Sarah Muir, Janet Muir, Agnes
Muir, iabella black, hgncw Black, William logie
VINO niefinarrn with Sarah Blark dee Marion Black,
Mary Brown, Iames Brown Robert Gordon, and 10.
bert Gordon the oxr admir- John Irvine dee.
- Dtits.
The defendants William Black, Rober, Muir, Jean
Mnir, Isabella Muir. James Muir Mary Muir Jean
Mnr the younger, Sarah Muir, Janet Muir, Agnes
mnir' Isabella Black, Agnew Black, William BOgif,
Maroon Black, Maj Brown, James Brown and Roat
"ordoh, not having entered their appearance and
ghS'i security according 10 the act of Assembly
anu ia. rdlts OF this court, and i Appearing b..
satisfactory evidence that they are NOT inhabitan
THIS country Tits ol deed tia, the said def ndanS do
appear herr Oh the tenth day the term and answer
the bill OF the plaintiffs; and thar copy tins order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed mhs
n"n OF lynehhnrg, fox two months sueaesshely, ann
posted al the front door OF the eOurt.houS in the Saa
town, Copy. Iesie,
J, WILLS. c. c,
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Each boarder will furnish her own bed,
bedding, ard towels
FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
Tuition in all the English branches
ABOVE mentioned, $40
Fuei, .
II is thought proper 10 state that any one
or all, OF the above enumerated branches
will he taught, as parents or guardians may
direct where no directions TO the contrary
are given, they will all in turn come under
our course of instruction.
August 10. ISL
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FOR SAI4E.

4 NEW Tor GIG, with BRASS or
az PLATED Harness Also two or three
len Plate Stoves, with Pipes almost new
for Sale or Rent.--One or two Horses TO hire
TO careful persons aud an elegant assort-
ment of Saddles, Brides, Harness, sc. which
will be sold low for cash, country produce, or
good responsible paper.
RO. IL. GRAY, Suddier.
Oct. 5. tc4W9
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10y virtue of a deed of trust, executed
ID by George p. Richardson and wife To
the subscriber, for certain purposes therein
specified, will be sold, TO the highest bid
der, for cash, at public auction, ON the pre-
misses, on Wednesday the 18th day of No
vembrr next, if fair. if not, the next day
thereafter, Two Lots, lying in the Town
OF Lynchburg, on eighth and ninth streets
and Water street, and adjoining Thomas
A Hocombe. The subscriber acting as
trustee will convey only such title as is ses-
ted in him bv the said deed oftrust.
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
Oc'. 10. tdsl0
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o. o6.
New Establishment.

NEW MISUNDERSTANDING.
/nHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform
- their friends and the public that they
have formed a connection for the purpose
OF carrying on the several branches OF Sad
die Il Harness Making Business
They will at all times keep General As
soriment of Saddles and Brides, Coach, Gig,
Wagon aud Cart Harness, Made of the best
materials and in the neatest manner. Hav-
ing served regular Apprenticeship to this
Business, and il being their only means OF
support, they hope TO meet with share oil
public patronage. And they assure those
who may tavor them with business, that il
shall be executed with dispatch and in sat.
isiaotory manner. Their Establishment is in
the house lately occupied by Mr., Matthew
Quinn, nearly opposite Mr., A. II. Norths
Book Store. LEWIS GREGORY,
ROB, 5. WILKINS.
Oct %, tcIw23
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To STAMMERERS.

-KauE subscriber informs The public that he
Ill ba. returned from New York, duly qua
t;eea aud emnower.d 10 CURE STAMMER.
tsps "A the nlan adopted by Mrs. Leigh aud
n Y.t.. Of the New York institution. He
"a. been entirely cured of an inyeteraie sthm-
=, .r,ng which had annoyed him from bis in.
f.,,e,s aud has ~ idea that lie will ever iall
lat indeed be could not siammer II he tn
"a Ia do 80. The single tact Of his betng entire
"a cured i sufficient N his esiimaiionto give
r,.nsdence IL the efficacy OF the inyal fable
Ji.e.,verynf Mrs. Leigh tho II more proof IS
wanting, he Is prepared TO exhibit numef'
ous certificates from persons cured, ana rom
pentlemen Of the first responsibility aud sian
ding in the city oil New York
The subscriber's agency will end IN sn
mon,bs he therefore advises all those dispo-
sed 10 embrace the opportunity OF placing
themselves under his care 10 make speedy ap'
nIiration. Letters directed TO Cartersville,
Cumberland county, Va. post PAID, VIII DC
attended to.
JIe res;des in Powhatan county, ten miles
from the court house, the same distance from
Cumberland court house, a. nine miles from
Gainesville. Board can be had ~ his lam
ly tor SO per week. The stage passes tour
lines n vcel by Dickerson's store, five miles
f.,'a, IL. RESIDENCE. L. II. MOSBY.
Agent Tor Mrs. Leigh and Dr. Yates.
Oct 10. cswIl
Uess,s William J. Kidd aud John H1mbfet
<n.kE notice, thatw shall at the house OF
John Moss, sen. in the county OF Wilkes
and State OF Geofsia, on The sih day OF De
cember, $780, proceed TO take The dispositions
Of John Moss, senr. aud Joseph Heard, and
perhaps others, which when taken are 10 be
read As evidence on tho trial oi u Nril Of
Riglii. depending in the Superior Court Of
law for the County OF Nelson, State Of Vir-
ginia--wheren We are demandhnis and you
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New Glasgow academy
For Young Ladies.
X. @. ToMPKINS,
Agent Tor W p.
tc4w 10
Oct 10.

Va puhyo A"'
allfRS LrrTLEFORD, grateful for the IL
III berai patronage already received, begs
leave 10 inform her friends and the public,
she is prepared TO receive scholars on the
following terms -
p. Session Fire Months.
The usual branches OF an Engli h Educa-
ton, including History, Geography Chro.
nology, Natural philosophy. ..,,......""Sl5
Reading, Writing, Spelling q Needle
WORK ...,''s.'.''s''f'... ''.''s'' l.
Music. .................... 90
Drawing and Painting........ ,..,..,."' 10
DO on silk a. Satin. 80. ............... 49,. 20
Filliagree Il Embroidery. ......."....... 90
Flower NdklnR... ....''....'.''''''...' ~
The salubrity the air and cheapness OF
boarding in N. Glasgow, added 10 the long
experience of Mrs l.. as Teacher, will, II Is
hoped, insure 10 this institution a SHIRE of the
public patronage.
Oct. 10. c4wl1
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Rules held in the clerks ee of mherst county
"A court the first Monday IN september, 1926. 90
EhIsbeth Hiil, Jane Hill cathaIine Hill, Sarah Hln
by William Micah their guardian, Pits
against
feaehy franklin, Delft
IN CHANcERY.
me defendant not having entered his appearance
and gwen securit. according 10 the act OF Assembly,
anu me rules OF this cau and tappearing b, sale'
tory evidence that he IS not an inhabtanl of his e'
u ordered that the said defendant doth appear lers
on me htsi Jay OF November term tr'he ""
OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be ioru
WIN inserted in the Vrginian. printed in the 'o~na
ynchburg, for two months successfully. and that ap
es copy be posted at the front door Of the eour'hO
cop,-Tests. 4. B. DAVIES. ck.
A h0ieS .eid in the clerks Office Of Amherst e rme
= ~ court, the first Monday in september, ls3s hal
Charles Whitley. John H. Smith and John Ha,nMsfs
surviving partners OF Charles Whitley, william "5snd
~, Jchn Smith and John HAYNES, late merchants "
WHITLEY eg CO. - Pits
against
DANIEL Pierce, Sarah Pierce and Jacob Pierce, Dei'
IN CHANCERN.
The defendants Daniel Pierce and Sarah Piercem'
haNns entered their appearance and given serurN
eordng TO the act of Assembly and the rules Of this eo
&n appearing by satisfactory evidence that they w H.
tnnabl'ants OF this state, II ordered that the a
Iehualis appear here on the first day OF NoVenibel 90,
mex and answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs, and ha
Ply this order be forthwith inserted in the Virga,
printed in the town Of Lynchburg &, for two plonthss
eesvely and posted at the front Door of the ourthou
oiths county court day. 80 nj,
Acopy--Teste, A. D DAVlbS''.-
A Rules held in the clerks Office of Amherst so'T
y y court the first Monday ia September, lSZf o.,
Samuel simmonsJ fi'
against
James W. Hill and William Jordan, Defti'
IN CHANCERY. ,aa
The defendant James w. Hill not having en,f
hs appearance and given security according to %.
Assembly and the rules of this court, and 4 II
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
this state, 1t is ordered that the said defendant 40
pear here on the first day o November term neN. b
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy owed
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper PHI
IN the town of Lynchburg for two months sue'ess III
and posted at the front door Of the courthouse o W.
county sn some court day. .,ct
A cSpY-Tesn', 4. PsUhFLEs"''
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sSathH. Winston,

A II ihe Junction Of Main Street with the
~ Alley leading 10 and from Friendsto
Martins or Stone Warehouse, oilers 10 the
public, BY wholesale and retail, "A general as.
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
III THOMAS j. DUVAL

Has this day received few pack
ages, containing Epson Salts, Al
cohol, JaIap, Calomel, CsInphor
Epicac, Tartar Eme,;c, Sulphate
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Oct is.

The defendant Philemon II. Anderson and Han.
his wife not la rlng entered their appearance and %
security accord ny To the at of Assrnbly and The,
of this court, and II appearing that he said Andr
and wife are not Inhabitants of this stae-On IN, ,
ton OF the plaintiffs by ihef attorney, is ordered h
the aid Anderson and lie do appeal, hire ON on lraa
March tie, IN next and answer the PLAINTIFF bill tl,
aeop' OF this order b. forthwith published IN The r,
giniana public newspaper printed in the town Of ,r
burg for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and TINT aoht e
py he pos ed up at The front door of tie courlhnus
ti. county. eopy-ieste,
~ RElDR1DCF n ~
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MRS. T. E. RANDOLPH, propo

4NA TO establish a Boarding School for
Young Ladies, in New London, Campbell CO.
Terms for a session OF ten months commenc-
ing The 9th of October, iS26 and ending the
9th of August, 1877,
Board 500
Tuition in the English branches, inclu-
ding Reading, Writing, Grammar,
GeogrnnhY, History. Chronology, A.
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Eor sale of Eent

May l5
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New and valuable Medicine.

Oct O.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-27
HORRORS UPON HORRORS,

On Saturday evening an express arri-
we'd at the Governors from Cynthiana,
announcing that his son, Isaac b. Desho
had, on that morning, cut his own throat
from ear to ear with a razor, and could
live but a few minutes after the express
started. The messenger met the Gov
ernor in Georgetown on his way to Ma
son county, but came on to inform the
portion of his family left in town. 1t is
stated, that after he cut his throat, he
took pen and wrote Il am innocent Of
the crime NTH ,chich 1 am charged when
his strength failed and he dropped the
pen.--Keatucky .4rgus, July 10.
In addition to the opinion expressed
in the extract of letter from Vera Cruz,
which we published yesterday, we OBJ
serve it stated in the Baltimore Patriot,
that "Com. Porter has been appoin-
ted Commander in Chief of the Mexi-
can Navy" We have now the best
grounds for believing-having seen Let
tiers Ifrum the Commodore himself as
late as 2Ist of June--that this informa-
tion is, to say the least, premature. The
EnOSt SDienulu OuSTS Hdu UCtH w
the Commodore, not only by the Next
car, but by the Colombian Government,
which, if accepted, would give him a
most elevated and important naval rank;
but he had thus far givenno decisive re-
ply to repeated and urgent solicitations,
and we think it not all improbable that,
under all circumstances, the Commo-
dore will return to his native country to
spend his last days in service to whose
glory he has so richly contributed.
National Journal, lah inst.
.Missouri.-We learn from Missouri,
and the intelligence does not in any way
displease as, that so strong is the dislike
of the people of Missouri to the course
pursued last winter by the opposition,
that in the primary assemblies for the
nomination of members to the state le'
gislature, it is made condition with the
candidates, that they shall in no event
re-elect Mr. Benton to thesenate OF the
United States New York and Maine
also, will probably assist in thinning the
opposition in that body.