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NEW BOONSe

i
rtHiE subscribers have just received ny Tue
i latest arrivals from PhlladelPhia, Tue
following books.
The life of VIM. Pinkney, by Henr,
Wheaton. in 1 vol.
Brambleiye House or the Cavaliers
and Roundheads, by one of the authors OF
the rejected addresses, in vols
CRANKY Novel, in vols.
The Merry Tales of the wise men oil
Gotham, by the author Of John Bull III
America.
Woodstock by the author of Wave ~
Crusaders, in 9 vols.
Tales ofthe Wild and Wonderful, in
vol.
An inquiry into the nature and treat.
ment OF Diabetes, Calculus and other al
fections ofurlnary organs, by VIM. Prout.
in vol.
A Treatise on the arrangements OF tine
liver, Internal organs and nervous system,
by James johnson, in vol.
The True Masonic Chart or Heroeiy-
phc Monitor, by Il. Jeremy, l.. Cross,
q. l..
The Templar's Chart or Hleroglyphic
Monitor, b, J. l.. Gross.
The Life ofthr RI. Hon. Richard Bins
ley Sheridan, by Thomas Moole.
Coles Episcopal Harmony.
Chaunts of the Morning and Evening
Praye : and Communion service, AS sung
at st. James, Chuct, Philadelphia.
New Universal Gazetteer or Geogra
phieai Dictionary, by Jedediah and Rich
ard &. Morse.
Conversations on Natural Philosophy,
new edition.
Walkers Key to the Classical Pronun-
citation of Greek, Latin, aud scripture
proper names.
Adams Geography and Atlas, new edi-
ton.
Morse's do. do. do.
Social and Camp Meeting Songs,
Zimmerman ON Solitude,
Ossian's Poems,
Thompson's Seasons,
Beauties of Shakespeare,
Paradise Lost,
Godsmith's Essays,
Lady oi the Lake,
Young, Night Thoughts,
Robinson CrusOe,
G,imshaw's United States, with Cues
iions and Answers.
Payer Books in common and gill bind
lug
Juvenile Study made Easy, &c. 81
All Of which he will sell low tor cash.
Z. A. WRITER'S.
July IS.
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JOHN WILLS, c. C..

Virginia.
A. rnes ,oiden in the Clerks Office of the Superior
court Of Chaneery for the Lynchburg District the 10th
ia, OF June, L &c.
pa'lh y william Kyle, Pits,
agaIny
Amb"st Rueker and Betsey his wife. John Miller.
David Ediey, Edwin S. Rueker James Gillian hbra.
ham Martin, Abram r.. North. VIM 9hurmon Loren
10 d. Henderson, h. Grison, be President, Di-
rtets CONF any Of the Rnnk Virgina ally IsbeIl.
Adm \ ot Lachaiiah 1sbt II. decd. M MOI gan, Ihos
NORRIS, Semi Hugh Non gouery, David iinsle, james
imsley, William kncker, Dabney Philip. Elizabeth
ANN, afshall. DahneN " are, and Nelson law-
SON eNrs, OF Geo. Mcdaniel. deed Nni. Davis Lind.
'ey DAVIS Elizabeth r. ehois EAetx of Joseph Eehols,
Jed William Edison, Jess, Richar son adni'r. of An.
hon, Rueke decd and Richard >. Ellis, Defts
he defendants Lorenzo Henderson and " Ilham
Edison, not having entered ,heir appti Ance given
secarI according to the otasse bly, 4 the rHle of
TINS court, happearng by satisfactory evidence that
they areho inabanisot this country; 1t is ordcreds
that The sand dett ndanis do appear here on the r day
OF The next term and answer the bill ofthe plaintiffs:
and That cop, of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in the of ynel re for
two months excessively and posted OF the front door
OF the courthouse in he said town.
eopy-leste,
81 JOHN WILLS. &C.
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Virginia !:

Virginia:
AT Rules holden in the clerks ufice of the superior
court ct Chancery for the burg District the 10th
reh'bald Robertson, Samuel Read and po,s N,JIa-
lae mer ham; and partner trading under the firm az
Afehlhaid Robertson aud :. A fcbibald pnberson
boSd h'ier' benjamin Ogden and gness his y ife
49, Puff.
Ah, eoeSea tucker idow of Anthony Rueker decd.
~; Tu'h Armistead RuckeF. Absallm Rueker,
~ and isgdon, and Ann II. his wife, Anthony Ruokers
W., ehecea Il. his wife, Nancy Sheits adlnx. of
ads, aud IN her OWE rghI, as purchase f sald
hlhonl tuektt Jr. and tft Varlaud kiche,,n Vim,
~ hi'hrson John. u ebeeca, Jane. Mar, L Naria and
des'e hleleSnn. 'hfahN Hnder the age Of went,
yea S. Lindse Cogmil and Ann his wife. Grtgorys
adj, Ameha bis wIte. Jesse heheson, admir-, With tho
Nhi ahneNedof Anthony Rucker d cd. ambrose RucLer
ana Nthon DaNson the eA rs and Sp. Nor, ella
sen ana Flhs W ills th tiles ichgrd Burkss
'ai,' Bullock and Co Chswel Dahney, Samuel tar.
lad Geo W. inin er. Richard Burks, YIN. Sh, ltUps
anu 10 aftnilr Is. Dawes. he.tss
ne defendants Abner fucker. Armisteai Ruekers
Nlehard H. Burks and Richard Burks not having en-
rsa he appearance and given security ace riding to
the act OF assembly and the rules of his court s. ap.
peahg o satisfactory evidence that they are not nhas
t OF ms conngrr II is dered.tha he said defend
appear here on The rst day Of the next term and
answer me bill OF the plaintiffs; and that's copy of is
DC iorlhNiih inserted in some new spaper printed
VI INC 10 OF iynehburg. for months successfully,
said town. A Cnpy ,reeta "
81 j. WILLS, &C.
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virginia:
h9es eoidenin the clerk, Office Of the Superior
dsy If u for the Lynehburg District, the 10th
1ioph'a fa"ord. Thomas Crews and Sally his wife,
ina rem, William long and Elizabeth his wife,
.,h n'n ~. wren, admir- OF Nancy M'Crede. deed.
hohas Haskns and Matilda Mash in her own right and
NN0 ol hDher Nash, deed, Rita.
=, against
ha nS Tn lopday, admrof James Penn, deed, So.
Wis.,; o and Elijah Fletcher. e1et'x and ex'r OF
drann o. crawford, dee. Sophia Burrns, samuel An
rms a. o James Rncker, exetx exrs Of oSeph Bur-
sJ, " s,artha Penn ard George Penn, adni'x and
sJn,-. Va ;mhhain Penn, deed, Claiborne W. Guoeh,
Thnmo w" m the viii annexed of Philip Cooch. deed,
and S Inn John ". Holder and Cabarne his sites
~" 'i ~ s. I" ME, Defts.
ed his ann'enoani, George Penn, not having enter
@ Assembly aud the rules OF this court and iappear-
tam y" ~ 1aetory svidenc. that he is not an mi abb
dan, 10 country II is order d, that the said heer'
snsu pptar here on the first day of the next <
order h. nIs OF the plaintiffs and that copy ofih';
in he 'n%lth inserted in some newspaper PRINTED
a'd "n Oh Lynehbnrg for two months successvely.
ss, , At the front door of the COURTHOUSE in IT,
'"H' "a Copy. Te7,s,
80 y.wILS,c|,
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Virginia

Virginia
Al rule, holden in the clerks Office of the Super;o,
Court y Cha Gerry for the Lynehburg District, the 10Th
day ot June, 1920.
Nelson Crawford and Reuben Crawford, surviving
partners Of the firm Of Cock, Crawford, c Co. Pits,
against
William shelton, David Lanier, Hieh. S. Ellis, Tho
mas Eubank Archibald Robertson, Charles lis and
john allen, late merchants. trading under the firm 81
Ellis 4 Allen, wha'an Ellis, Vim. + Lee, Iober.
Morton EN'r, of John Chappell. deed hapman John-
SON Sterling Claiborne. job. Sch field, John Ihur-
mon. and Nathan y. 1hurmon, partners trading under
tn firm OF schoolfeld and 1hurmon. bomaS Lain
John Rob rtson, Richard Harrison, RE hard BurLs.
Armstead Rocker. Peer h rnton and BruIamiD
kueker IN" securities of William Shelton a. EXr Of
joshua elton and itiohard Shelton. Andrew Moreland
anu "n' hfmStead, Deis
III de end,nts VIM F. Lee. Richf Blu ks Armsead
Ruek rand BENJAMIN Rucker, having enet id their
appearance and gwen security according the ACT of
assembly the rules OF this court il Appearing BY sa-
tSaetory evidence that they NOT nhabants OF this
country II sordered that the said defendants APP
lear here on the first day OF the 81 answer the
Nn OF the plaintiff and that copy OF this order be
urh"ith inserted IN some newspaper printed in the
own OF Lynchburg. for two months suceessi,.Iy ana
posted at the front door of the court house in the saa
own. A Copy-Teste,
JOIIN n =
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Virginia
Al rules holden in the Clerks Office of the superior
day of June, 1926: e ' WV
aexander Price and Ursula G. his wife, David Street
ana ROXY ms wife and Peter Street and Susan his wifs
Pits.
against
aohh Haynes. admr. de bonis non of H,iiam Scott.
n;:eeaseu anu The SAID John Haynes and Elizabeth
~ H. WE ~ their own right, Lnnrus Scott, and
IN. NJ ohearman and James Bbo, ex rs of Henry ID.
onea,1mah, dec I'm. Haynes. Tighlnan A. cobbs Mill
eE rnayhes' n MAS Campbell and Ba naba A. Edsons
anu y auerson, exrs of Boyee Edison, decd,
,L,c, Detts.
ne defendants John Haynes and Elizabeth his wife
80 =" imam fasnes, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act Of
sy anu The rules of this court, and appea ing
TINS country. II ordered hat The said dsfJants do
& mere on the first day of the next term and answer
Fpn; !ne plaintiffs, and that copy of tins order he
, inserted in some Newspaper printed in the
to"n OF Lynehburg. for two months succesvely, and
town. A cony.-.Ias. ~ N1'' "o"Se :" Va" 49,
~ JOHN WILLS. c. c.
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GROCERIES.

on as good terms as can bo bad ~ this mar
kel, confident they arc well bought, bui viii
not promise on better, Or chaaper, consisting
IN part ol
Best filled sacks OF Sail, lwilled sacking
Sugar and Coffee of different qualities
y Orleans and W |. Molasses
Moull and snern candles, l. 10 So
rurpentint aud transparent Soap
Gunpowder and Imperial len, fresh
Cut ani wrought Nails and hrads
Patent Balanert, with and without frames
Window Glass, X BY ~. 4 10 by L., 4 putty
Smithheld aud mountain Bacon, which will
engage To furnish by The season
New MackereI aud Herrngs
Few casks OF fGh Cheese
Bu,t Brown Tanners OIL
SUFFOLK Tar, a Carolina Mos' for mattresses
Assortment OF Hardware, Crechery, GlassS d
Earihcn Ware
Bind, Sualle and Curb Brides
Collars, wagon, carr and glg Whips
Hacks best and common ssgsn
Men. and boy wool au3 iuf Hats
Salt retre, Chamber Salts, Mustard
Allsp,er Pepper, Ginger, Indigo. Madden L.
Cnpp~ras
IRON. Gsf.n and blis,cred Steel
= un.ne Madeira and Malaga y my
Io1taH aH1 Philadelphia Porter
Cotton 7h"eiing and Shirting, Osnalurss
81 an - fninl Blankets
seu p beautiful Cotton Yarn
20 hhis II Cider
For wuioh viii receive any Kind Fof pro
duoe brought 10 THIS market AT the besieash
rtaces- NAIHL. WINSTON
March 20 tsns
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28

oTiCE-l offer tnr sale my tract ofand,
within seven miles of LynGhburg, con.
aiming One Hundred and sixly.seven and a
aa'i Acres, by recent survey. This Irnd is g.
quail 10 amy III the parts and well improved,
has on ii good manufacturing mill, all com
plete, with one pair OF burr stones and two
pair country stones, and a crushing machine
for the purpose OF corn and plaster; likewise
good saw mill, and new distilery, iusi
put in operation, by which may be made
eighteen gallons of whiskcy per day. This
mill stands in fine rich neighborhood, and
the country grist is not surpassed by my in
TINS part OF the state. Any one wishing to
purchase may be accommodated bv applying
to the subscriber living on the premises
JAS. MARTIN
Nav Is ts7s
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NEW SUMNER GOODS.

DAVID Il ROBERT KYLE, ~ sddi-
bb lion 10 their laie supplies, are receiving
nm s..ofmeH OF STAPLE aud FAM
OK EUl9xzMEA GOODS, amongst
y lfieh are ine following articles
SUP. blue, black aud fancy cold Cloths aud
CassiGeres
Figured and shaded Gros de Naples.
Black do.
Rich barge searis
Satin bordefed do.
Fig ID aud PLAN Canton Cfspes
Grape Robes
Mandarin do
Gauze veilB
Dn Ilkis
crapeLeece ts,'oried coiors)
Piping Cords aud Braid
black silk Vesiiugs
Large indian Fans
Misses do do
Fine palm leaf do
Tortoise shell tuck aud side Combs
fig'd aud PLAIN Isdian, book, aud null mus
lins
Seersnrkers
Jacouel Cambria
Supar taHGy printed Crayats
Denmark Satil
White striped Drilling
Bolivar Stripes Lafayette do
Grreian do Wilmington do
Gircassians
Genflemrn's three cord thread hose
DO cotton do
DO do half do
An assortment OF handsome calicoes g. ging
hams
Jubilee Cords Union Mixtures
Irish Linens Marssilles Vestfnss
klssin Drilling Patent thread
Floss Cotton
An assortment of superb Anchor Boiling
Cloths
~ sets elegant China (67 pieces each)
Liverpool Whre--cnnsis1ng OF Cups l. Sau-
cers, Pitchers and Bnsins, breakfast din
Nor and cup Plates, dc. NC
Cut G.ass Drcanters, Iumbers and wine
Glasses
Double Flint Tumblers various sizes)
Hardware, Snddlery. &c. &C.
June 3.
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JOENSON'S

MA "a = a = WV W "a Nv.
I 4 HIS Medicine is not offered to the
Public, AS a Pnnnceo, hnt asa Cnthar
&c admirably adapted t. the removal OF
sile, &c. being iully equal in this respect TO
cal0mel, aud superior TO any other purga-
tive IN use >
It's peculiarly adapted 10 Bilious and ~.
dhmmaiory diseases may be used in all ca
SEES where tbs class OF Remedies is admssi-
Bile, may be repeated as often ms snch mpdi-
cIhes are necessary, with perfect safety
does not nausettc unless the stomach Is load
ed with Bile aud does not require the pa
tient 10 cnnhne himself 10 any particular
rnies, during its operation.
Those persons WHOSE constitutions have
been injured by an improper use OF mercnry,
or are morbidly susceptible OF its influence,
WI hnd II thu best known substitute Gas a
tdthartic) Tor Caiomcl.
II IS believed TO he n preventive of the Bill
lous Complaints of our climate, il one dose
(more ltneecssary,) he taken occasionally,
or as soon rs general feelings of indisposi
non, attended with hitct taste in the month,
lnrred tongue, &c, announce the approach of
disease
II will be found valuable Fehrifuge and
Aperient medicine in small doses
u conln,ns M mercury, and may be safely
gwen underan circumstances 10 women, or
children.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail.
by the Proprietor,
DOCi. JAMES COOKE, Druggist,
Fredericksburg, Va.
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North .qmercan Repnzp.

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MAY IS.
pEMOVAL--EDWARD BROWN

pEMOV AL--EDWA BROWN
a. has removed his .Teeeiler's Shop TO the
tenement nex, door TO the Virginian Office,
nearly opposite Messrs. Holmes & Brewster
he takes this opportunity TO return his sim
cere thanks TO his friends and the public for
the patronage heretofore given him, and as.
sares them he will endeayor TO merit CON
tnuance OF their encouragement by prompt
and faithful attention TO their orders for re-
pairing watches and clocks, making and
mending Jewelry, or executing any work in
his line with which they may enrust him.
EDN ARD BROWN.
June I. ts43
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NOTICE.

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A House Keeper wanted.

n WOMAN who can come well recon-
~ mended, and feels herself capable of
managing small household in the. country
will hear of a situation in the neighborhood
of Lynchburg with every particular she may
desire, by addressing letter POST PAID, to
II. A, +. Lyuchnbrg. Aug "a. 1913
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u HE SUBSCRIBER has Just received
an elegant supply of French Paper
Iiangugs md Fire Screens OF the FIRST aun.
lily aud latest fashions, which be will disnose
oto the most moderate terms Helms also
a few choice numbers remaining unsold in
the Virginia Literature Lottery, which will
be drawn on tho 10th Instant Prize tickets
IN any OF the Va. Lotteries taken in part pay
4nen, CHS A. WfrHERS.
May 8
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Iynchburr Young Ladies Seminary.

LYHchourP young IsddieS' sotTtrdTy
| n / the inyiiaiionu IL Mr. Lenba, we attend.
<T4 ed REORGANIZATION Of the polils OF his
sehosi, on Saturday the 9th of August Our
nhsefsntioHs. which were very particular,
were attended with great qualification and
even surprise at The readiness with which bis
scholars answered the qneslipns proposed In
the various branches of their studies. Al
though We consider il unnecessary for the
undersigued TO express, particularly, their
sentiments of the merits of all the different
classes, We embrace with pleasure this OPP
! poripniiy NJ declaring our entire Satisfaction
with the course oil instruction pursued In this
| Seminary, and oar sense OF the sssidaiiy and
competency Of the teachers, and OF the great
| diligence oil the scholars " e deem ii, more
over. 1ne 10 MIR. Lenbas great success in the
! management OF his school 10 notice more
particularly The acquaintance OF his pupils
with some of the most important subjects OF
their study during the passed session. The
English exercises completely convinced rs
OF the abilities aud zeal OF the teachers who
attend To that department The Rrading aud
Writing Otthe young Ladies were distinguish
ed by correctness and distinctnass in the for
mer, and by ease and fairness in the latter.
Their knowledge OF English Grammar, OF the
fundamental principles of Arithmetic and OF
n
elements Of Astronomy and Natural History
seem 10 have been impaired by prael ical
and most judieions method. With Geogra-
ply and its application, by the use of Maps
Globes, the sch lars have acquired most
remarkable acquaintance And IN Rhetoric aud
Bellies leitres the class stood an examination
highly honorable 10 itselfand credtabie TO its
teacher. In the opinion of those oil us who
are acquainted with the French language, no
school can be more favorable than this for
lenrning that language correctly. II is the
native language of Mr.. Lenba and his family,
and theirs Is The latest and most fashionable
pronunciation OF Paris. In addition 10 be
ing taught TO read and write the French Ian
guage with correctness and elegance, The pn-
pls likewise Joy the advantage of convers-
ing in il, with their teachers. We will CON
clnde with the assurance that the merits OF
Mr. Leuba as a teacher, and the great advan.
iages of his Academy, have, To our minds,
been fully established by The proficiency OF
his pupils nj their late examination
JOHN l. CABELL, COLIN BUCkNER,
Is. HARRISON, GUILLFT.
{ ANTHONY, +. q SMITH,
JAS. " PEGRAM, ID. BRADFUIE.
g. W. NELSON,
v b. The second session of this Seminary,
will commence on the I'd day of October
next Mr.. Leuha respectfully informs the
public, that in consequence IF The encourage
menl promised him he will have nm addition.
al assistant, perfectly qualified 10 teach all
The different branches taught in his school
which will make five teachers connected
with his Seminary.
August To- tci2sSI
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August 81.
Igor SALE The TAN-Y at New

L'0R SALE the TAN-Y ARD at New
u Glasgow, now in the occupancy of Mr.
Charles l.. Barret, together with a commod
Gus dwelling house. kitchen, smoke-house
and Other Gnt houses. There is attached to
this establishment but little short of four A.
ores OF Land, all enclosed, together with a
bout 10 watts, and bark suticient to work the
yard for some time 10 come. This situation
i believed 10 be one of the best for the re-
ccption Of country hides in Virginia Pos
session, tor the purpose of working in hides,
can he had forthwith, aud entire possession
about the Grst Of December next ANY per-
son wishingto purchase such property will
do well to call and see it, AS great bargain
may be had. MIR. Barret, of New Glasgow
will show the property, and is authorised TO
stipuale for the anne. JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond, Jnly 3. 1892
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Quinine Bark, Cantharides Chamomile
Starch, Magnesia, Lump and caloiued SUP.
Carb Soda, Tartaric Acid, Borax, Arrow Root,
Mama, SIENNA, Sulphur, Opium, Rhubarb
Root and Powder, Prus ian Blue, Chrome
Yellow, Iceland Moss, Columho, Cubers
Tooth Brushes and Powder, Fancy Soaps.
do Phlals, and number of other articles.
August, T.
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PaTRiCHH. C.aBELL.
1TYOHNE Y AYLAU

WV ILL, in future, regularly attend the
" Courts OF Nelson county. His Office
Is ON Main Street, few doors above Tue
Franklin Hotel.
August 81.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28
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AZ minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and
,he public generally may rely on having anv
work ordered OF me, faithfully done & made
ou' OF The best materials aud at verv low nri.
ce''--fer'ons wishing books bound are re-
ques'ea 10 bring them forward immediately
MS am somewhat at leisure and can do them
much better than when am pushed with
WORK. The public are further informed thar
o'nu books at much lower prices than thew
ever were known TO be done at in this mar,
o' 'ae country, and in much more superior
manner ARRANR NopTu W.
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