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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29
EDWARD aNCWM

ID EfUkSs his thanks 10 thu ,obs.
A1 their liberal encouragement. and - o'
ii Continuance OF ihrir iasors. He has ;''s
ceised from Nrw Yo,k, in nddiiinn 10 liz ','' -
iner supply OF Jewelr, 6lr. a splendid - "f'
rent of Wi
PLATED s BRITANNIA yyApp
Ntiieh he fsics his friends and GUSTAV,
call and ste. Among his stock, are tho s 'o
loaing articles, vizs ~
Casters With cut Glass and siYer eJqe. cf,..,
quality 'f
Do. llsn and orhameaIed
Geifee Pots aud lea
sugar Dishes aud Cream Pots
Ladies Ridilul.s and pockes books
Plain and fanny J.welry
Jeii, pearl, FiiIgree AMI Paste lar Rip.s
Patent Lever anu plain Watches
Fine Gold Chains, Seals aud Keys
Plated TO do DO do
srai OF every description
Silver Table and Tea Sppo Ladies and G.
gar longs '''
Il Watches carefully repaired. md ,n
ders In his line oil business punciualiy nia"t
~ W. Jan %
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Jan. 10
RICHARD 7. SHELTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

NHENDERS his professional services 10
"a those person who may have business 10
The courts of Pnisylvapia and Bedford he
will attend regularly, the superior and inferior
courts OF said counties, aud pledges his unre.
mitted attention o all business committed, o his
care His residence is at Pitisylvania C. ii.
Jan. ~. St45
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Manufacturing ,Iills,
FOR RENT.

HsHE FREEDMAN MILLS, silnatsd ia
n Campbell county. about sevea miles be-
low Lynohburg, and within about a hundred
yards ii James River. are offered for reut Tor
one nf more years. Possession mny bs had
onihe 1t OF July nesi. For further pariicn.
lars, term, &c apply 10 Thomas u Gay, resi-
ding near The premises. or 10 the subscriber in
Richmond. JOHN ROBERTSON.
Dee. IL. stc}b
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TAKE NOTICE.

Ladies Coat and Cloth ShawIs that have
grease spots on them, or have lost their breh' y
hess, cleaned in the handsoniest style. h"
will Keep samples as specimens of his work,.
which may be seen al his shop. Articles oil
apparel will be s,n, for.
N. Tailoring. Repairing, sc. attended to.
Dee. / 1893
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{ commission Business,

NY He subscriber havin. entered into the.
y Cor mission business, offers his seryi-
Is 10 the merchants aud planters trading 10
tbis place. Totacro, Flour, ard other pro.
nee, confded TO his care 10 sell or ship, vii.
tie strictly attended Ia. He is provided viii,
Storage in fire proof hoa-. on main street
.of the reception of Flour, Nhiskey aud PACK
g's ot Goods. SAAI. HANNAH
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@'U'"' WZMIEF
AT Court ofIIustinG's held for the CORPORATION Of
LvnchburE nj the Court house on the 9Th day of Ian
1879 Thomas II Roberts, pitt against Robert l..
Park and Catharine his wife,. David Rodcs, Samuel
Garland aud Maurice II Garland dens in Chancery,
The defendants, Robert l.. Park and Cat,arine his
wife not having entered their appearance and given Sc
cury according u the act of Assembly and the rules of
TINS court ana appearing BY satisfactory evidence thai
they not inhabitants Of this country-On motion of
the Plaintiffs by counsel ordered that the lefs do
appear here at slac next and answer the bill of
me pahins ahu nat copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted ~ some newspaper printed in the town 81
LynchbhrE Tor eight weeks successyely and posted at
the front door OF the court house of this Corporation
sopy-Teste, JAS. BESAGU elk
JAMS ,,s,,,o
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p u Incl. A Specific remedy, saIt
- m'lt aud etiici ent IL cure and proven,
consumption, bat nothing else Just received b,
THOMAS !. DCVAL
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EIkGihIA-M Rules holden in the Clhfk's Office oil the
Superior Court of Chuncerv for tho Lynchburg Din.
trct, the Sd day of November, ls!s Robert r. Mess,
nm infant under the age oftwentJ years, by Ar
thur Hopkins, his next friend Pltf against Villa
franklin VIM Staples and Henry Franklin, Deils.
The defendant Willis Franklin, not having entered
his appo rance and given ,ecurty according act
Of AsSomb'y and the rules of this court and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence shat lie is nhabant Of
this country II is ordered that the sad de PENDANT do
appcnr here the first day Df the next term ami an
swer the bill "ithe plulntIH and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted u newspaper printed il,
the town ofLynchburg IN two months ssiycly an
posted at ihe front door Of the courthouse In the said
town. A Copy-Teste, J WILLS &. &
jan 4. nanl4l
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DINIWn a@Igss

m l. hzye n few handsome Liverpool Di-
w ning Sets compisie, winch We are Of
fering very low. Also, a splendid assortment
lea China. embracing eysry qoalii. aud price.
We invite the aiienii un oil our friends auu the
public TO the abovs.
MoKEE, ROBINSON q Co.
Ia
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WlkhiNlt, towt AT court held for X alifax coup
~ the 29d day OF Dec. ls25. Judith Preston ptf a.
gainst Fleming Maynard, Johu 8 Glass aud William B.
Banks, detts. ~ u
IN CHANCERY
fhe defendants, Fleming Maynard and John \
rS MOI having entered their appearance end given seen
rV Ecodny 10 the act Of Assembly aud the rules of
court and II appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that they are not inhabitants ofthis commonv,sbb an
MOTION OF the plaintiff hy council is ordered thn Tho
SAID DESCENDANTS Fleming MAYNARD and John =
March next aud answer the bill of the plaiuti Thai
sopy oil this order be forthwith inserted In some
per published IN the town ri Lynchbug Cor two months
ucee ssy aud posted at the front door Of the court.
mouse oi ths county On court day.
"A eSpy--Ieste WM HOLT DC.
Jam - 2nf6
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tT!RGlNlA, 10 Wit At rules holden in the nlerk,
office the county of lialli1x IN the month
Of August, la2o-DavI Neal, plaintiff, agsinst Thorn
as Neal, John Neal, Robot Gayles anu Elizabeth
Neal. defenddpts. IN Chancery
The defendant 1hos Neal, and John Neal, not
having euteted their appearance and given Sc.
curlty according to the act Of Assembly and
the rule, ofthis court and II appearing nv satsfc.
tory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth On motion ofthc plaintiff BY his Co,ul.
sell 1t Is ordersd that thesad dcfis. hos and John Nen
do appear before our Justices of our said court ON the
fourth Monday in October next, and ansae, the
plaintiffs hIl and that copyofthis order be forth
with inserted IN the Nugnan paper printed in the town
otynchhurg for two months successke, and posted al
the front door otke courthouse tins county on .ome
court day . copy@-Tcste,
WIN. HOLT.D C.
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IL 'dies nrld IA the Clerks office Oa Amherst County
Court, on the LIT day OF December l3ss Ids, ard
Tihsry aud Robert TinsIe, executors OF David rias
ley, dee. Plus.
against
George Tiusley, David TIusley, Arson Tins!ey, the
b"irs ID Seloa Busby, TO wit Milton, Tifurd, DAVID,
Pnuinu, Nancy Matilda aud Edward BU-by, Eda "a
Tmslcy aud Lucy his wife, Ambrose Bariurj aud
Nancy his wife, Daniel L. Buford and Ruth his wife,
and Peggy, Anson, Janos, George and Tiusley Bur
ford her ch1drer, who Infants under the age of
- YEAR,, VIM Mckanc tnd Matilda his wife. aud
Davidson aud Nancy his wife, DEBTS.
The donda-ts David Din.lry the heirs Of Seluda Bus
by, Edward Tmsley and Lucy bis wife, WIN. MeKune
and ialda his wife. Davidson and Nancy
his wife, not having entered their appcsrnee aud
Rnou security according to the act Of Assembly
aud The rules 0f this court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants ofth.
eu.t It il ordercd thai the said defendants 10
appear here the hrst day Of March, eouri nex, aud
answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF aud that copy OF tia.
order be forthwith Inserted IN spaper publish
cd IN the town LynclbuTg for two month successfully
and posted ut the front door oftne house Of N
county.
ACopy---Teae, ARTHUR 3. DAVIES
Jan. ? Uaui2
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BLUE. BLACK, DRAB, ETC.

- = . KS DAEA~a1 S - A n rs XIX Va
On qnl'' different plan pursued by Dyes,
BY comparing the article. secured by him,
they are pronouncedby good judges equal TO
new, which has already been noticed by tho
public Spots, Grease, sc he takes from the
cloth and puts apparel in its somplete shape.
Dressing, Spunging and Pressing, done in thu
best manner When required, he applies si-
iening, and restores the eoIorat the seams.
and wherever the parts are faded. Travellers
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A, oils ..ar9 ~ ihs 5B saiice ofNelson Count nc
sd d3y i.utesnrrr l5s. ian GINNING hniii;ac-
tis executor OF Jues Ma. decsafeJ oil lsihHn,.
ara.i Zarket!i " ls, aud issae " hiIe cutters VI
tou,rf, White, d,ccaaua, " i,am Hursiet. Jossph
White Richard pniLp- absoIum Bostie ind 1a,aes
Garia.d. defendants, ~ Ch1ieeSy.
The de cut l.is LmAafiah " h1ie, Joseph While nfl
Ab-um Bsuc, ha, ing etafsed their appearance and
p,c socdts arcuidins the act ii Assembly tnd the
rulr oits court, and appearing 10y sa,'sa'7ofs mi
deuce tat they inhabitants u iis etafiiAOn-
weIh, sud without the iuTi-eiion a this court, II is
ordered that the sid u, kIdis do appear herr The
fourth howdsy February next. aud answ er the bih ii
the Onla,uahi, and t.a copy ui this o<der lie fofh
with inscribed IA the tirs iaan neN .Iaper published
IN tic of !, pchbafs, week for eieht eek
surce-uely, previous .sid day anu III apter cops
thrrrUfbc posted the trout door Of the courthouse
Of this county sOl4C court day.
ACopy-Tett SEA1ON II. LOVING. ID. c.
Nov ~. e2H-J
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Thou undismaysd shalt liz Thy tand, on that
eternal morn,
When from the arms Of the cold grave, her cap
tises shall be torn
Then on the confines of onr world, III wish.
fully look round
And from among the waking dead my partner
will be found.
Then in close union we shall join. by new and
hrmer tie.
Which death shall never dare 20 loose 10 long g.
ternity
In youths perpetual rosy bloom, thy feature,
thea SD all shine
Down In the vale Of hOary age. thou ne'or agsin
shalt pine.
No noisy passion on my side siail dsompose
my frame
Nor shall disease again In thee light its consom.
ing name
No cross, nor care shall diseouipose my ever
peaceful mind
Nor will you. as in former times, a jarring
partner find.
Farewell. farewell. again farewell. our union
here now ends,
IN Earring diseord here..we'vd liy'd, aud never
could be friends
A lew more rolling scenes at most wei meet on
Canaan's shore
IL firmer friendship then we Join, and bid
farewell no more.
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OBITUARY.

On Saturday the 9th OF June, Mrs. Flea
NOR WALKER, the amiable ooDsort Of Elder
Arnold Walker, Of Henry county, Virginia,
breathed her last. Consumption, with its slow
but certain steps, had long been preypg upon
her N the meridian OF her age. with many
virtues 10 endear her to her husbund, her chIi.
dren and all who knew her, TIA has severed tho
silver cord aud she has gone from this 10 an
other state oil being. The writer of this was
personally acquainted with her--he knew her
well foibles she had ,bui they were obscured by
her virtues. The virtues Of Religion were
sirikinLly exempihed in her 10 all her social
re a IONS; her husband her relatives and
friends have abundant cause OF consolation IN
her death :" they ought mol 10 wetp rs those who
hare no hope" With hopes big with immor-
tali'y among saints in light. she has left them
fallen asleep in the arms Of Jesus, her king, her
husband and Redeemer. She was a member
Of the Baptist Church. The following lines
are so opposite that il would be an act of injus.
iice 10 withhold them from the reader.
The Saint 9 Care,osH 10 the body.
Farewell farewell. my iaintng Aesb our union
here now ends,
The marriage band by Heav'n once " d, death
now asunder rends
Beneath thy roof in joyless mood, ! many a
day have pin'd,
Unmindfui ST ofhim who bade such jarriDg
partners join.
Thou to this day hast proved snare, when
would upwards fly,
NV feeble pinions could not bear so dead a
weight on high;
Nov from my hands my fr,ters break and loose
thy binding chain,
Then 10 that world from whence I'm born, III
quick return again.
No more thro windows of thine eyes shall !
those Heav'ns behold
Celestial gIories TO my view. will Instantly un.
fold
Nor by thy palate shall taste of earih's most
boosted store
60 to banquet at the feast, where Christ Is
eyermore.
Farewell, farewell, thuo lifeless corpse, well
part without a tear;
Tho friends around may weep awhile, aud
deeper mourning wear
To me It's joy, lis rapt'rous joy, with bliss my
bosom glows,
The tide OF high immortal life, my ey'ry pow'r
compose.
Rest, now, my partner in the clay; sweet slum-
bers mayst ihou Know,
Till the dread hour when Gabriel's trump from
pole TO pole shall blow;
Then in the chamber of the grave, thy silent
sleep shall break;
When the last trump tremendous sounds, Ye
dead Ye dead awake
When from the everlasting hills Angelic hosts
convene,
And all the bright efernui bauds in downward
march are seen;
Then from the veil Of Paradise. I'll ny with
golden wings,
When wide cfeation's utmost b :. with Judg.
meni, Judgment rings.
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,..i.sou. We shall still continue 10 hold The
s.n,e oninion of him, unless, indeed, he should
80. the error of his ways. l. introduce into his
,.fs and writings the deservedly popular prn.
ii. of - Rfforns.n lie has certainly sup.
r,,ed the administration in jusiif,ing the
.smovals and changes which have been made
in different parts Of the country. but more
,,ar,;cuarIv such as have occurred 10 the i'm.
mediate vicinity of Washington when, by a
certain mode of telling the truth, and saving
.ha, he had no influence, he has strongly
impressed upon she public belief that he is
,hs nr;me mover Of the very important and
,,ecessary reforms that have been made. But
VIA, has he said in relation to the changes
n, our foreign ministers changes which
were necessary in themselves, judiciously made.
md " IN be beneficial TO the country Moth.
;,,o ,ha, he could or should have said. His
.nnnort has at all times been yielded with
single eve 10 his wn interest, and now when
he 6ods that he is not the very important per-
sonage that he supposed hmselfto be, he falls
~ and attacks all those who will not admit his
~;a;culous claim TO political perfection. The
came paper from which we extract the above,
conlains violent attack upon two of The res
n.ctable Jackson papers of the south. The
:. Miliegeville Recorder and Journal.
For ourselves, we consider tins conductor Of
,he Telegraph unworthy Of more than pass
inc notice. Experience has taught us that
every cause will nave its honest and corrupt
advocates. and as even Satan himself has been
used as the instrument Of good, we will CONT
nue. to tolerate him so long as he minds his
own business aud does not interfere with
ours.
elf the Courier continues to publish such
letters says the Telegraph. it will soon be
on par with the United States Gazette, the
Richmond Wing, andthe Charleston Courier.
This is severe sentence. but we beg the Edi'
tor to accept our grateful acknowledgment
for not having supposed that we can by posi-
bility be isunk TO I" par with the United
States Telegraph.
From The Mliedgeriiie Journal.
The United States Telegraph has under'a
KEN for the purpose of assailing the Eaiior
Of the Journal TO assert what il should have
known TO be untrue, namely, that one OF the
Editors was an Elector and voted for Jackson
Now The fact is that neither OF the EDITORS OIL
the Journal was an Elector, ora candidate
for appointment Of Elector, either at the nme
referred to, or at any time previous.
That the Telegraph will correct the sanae1'
founded upon its false assertion we do not eA
pect. Nor do we care whether It does or not
for as we have already said, we consider W
censure the highest evidence OF the rectilnde o
human conduct. We notice the matter at all
only to show the people of Georgia what sor
-of print the Telegraph is.
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Some new Flour was in marke, Iaa week sss
retailing tor family use at SO the half barrel.
Bank Dtridends.-The Bank O. Newbera IN
{. has declared dividend of per cent. 70,
the last siz months the Farmers, Bank of Viz
gina, liz per cent. the Bank of Virginia Z
per cent. and the Bank of the Valley 3 ne,
cent The Winchester Republican remark,
that the stock ofthe latter bank is perhaps The
best in the State.
Errdld.--in The haste Of TRANSFERRING the
loasss which appeared in our last paper. seye
raj errors occurred. Two of them were so ma
'erial, that we republish below, the toasts in a
corrected form;
:" BY Maj. James D. R,sque The United
States oil America-They furnish the best mod
els OF republican freedom the eastern or western
hemispheres have ever seen"
BY Col. Dasid Rodes: The present adj
mnisiration; Judge not the tree by It's blossoms
ont await the coming of the fruit"
W On our first page to-day is an able ant
interesting essay from Niles's Register on III,
Tobacco trade. Its equally valuable to th
farmer, the merchant and the politician.
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LEWIS ROp4Na
DENTIST.

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
III Lynchburg and its vicinity, that encour-
aged by the patronage heretofore received, he
is now ready TO practice in the line of his pro-
fession in all its various branches, at the Frank
lin Hotel where he will remain but short time
Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon at their
houses ifrequested.
NIB. L. Roper proposes setting the porce-
lain composition teeth, invented by him, being
far preferable to all corruptible artificial teeth
Tor beaury aud durability, as they are not infe
rior to any ever invented.
June %
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3S 80 AZ 40 3 Al Sc 10 M
= Dyeing Establishment.

NHE subscribers beg leave 10 inform tho
~ public lha, they have commenced the
above business IN all its various branches, and
are ready TO execute all kinds Of work entfus-
ted to their care, equal 10 any imported. Their
room is opposite the Franklin Hotel.
A. HINES 4 co.
N. B. Particular attention will lie paid TO
securing bleaching and dyeng Ladies Merino
Shswls, Leghorh Bonnets, &c. in superior
style. All. 81 co.
July 10 a I'm
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EDITED BY GEORGE p. MORRIS.

XpHE first number Of the seventh volume
u ofihis periodical will be issued on The
eleventh day Of July next. In the course Of The
wear will be published four splendid Engrap
,ngs drawn and erecuied eIpressiy for his D0rk
and tioenty five Popular Melodies. Nth accom-
pania,ents for The Piano-Forte.
The Mirror among variety Of other sub
iects, embraces the following
Orginai Moral 1aies--ei,her fclicieus, OF
founded on events of real life, in the U. States
Of America.
Reoiews--of pu lications, foreign and do,
nestle
Original Essays-on literature, morals, bisto.
~. voyages, travels, American antiquities, The
fine arts, &c.
Female Characier--educaton, manners,
beauty, and dress.
Ameucan Biography--or historical skei ches
Of the lives Of such persons, Of both sexes, as
have become celebrated for their heroism sir-
tue, fortitude, talents, patriotism. &c.
Literdry hleitigence-or notices ofnow pub
LEGATIONS
The Drama-comprising structures on the
New York stage.
Desuitory Setections--wiih occasional re.
marks.
anecdotes ---humou,ous, literary, historical,
&c.
Passing erents The Times.
Poetry--original and selected
Together with many other miscellaneous
subjects. which itlwould be unnecessary now TO
enulDerate.
CONDITIONS.
The work is published every Saturday, for
the proprietor, at No. l63 William street. II
is elegantly printed in the royal quarto form,
o. fine paper, with bourgeois and BREWER. ype
Fify-fwo numbers complete a.volume Of four
hundred and sixteen royal quarto pages, for
which beautiful engraved cignens file-page
and a copious indcx, are given. The terms
are four dollars per annuni, payable in Advance.
II Is forwarded by the earliest mails 10 subscri-
bers residing beyond the city of New York.
Communications. post paid addressed 10 Geo
T. Morris ss York will be promptly attended
TO. No subscriptions received for a less period
than one year.
GT Subscriptions 10 The above work receiv.
ed in Lynchbnrs by M. W. Davenport
July II
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ITEMS.

In tie Field.-The Hon. Martin
Van Buren, (say the New York papers) ha.
been nominated III Alabama, for the Office OF
President oil the United States TO succeed Gen
eral Jackson.
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NEW WHEAT.

'inali parcels only have yet been brought to
4i"'kef' rs cents for white and 40 cents for
~ 7" neat sail that is offered, deliverable
"''0'e 'he LIST August. Purchasers are unwi-
Tr wy 70 make engagements at these prices for
meat delivered after that time. In fact, there
wis u'''sh uncertainty what win be the price.
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MARRIED, on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. Nicholas II. Cobbs, Mr.. JOHN L0-
GAN, of Green sborough, N. G. to Mis- ELIZA
A. STRANGE Of Bedford.
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Washington Hotel

FUN RENT.
WINS stand, situated In the centre Of The
- town II Lyachburg, will be for rem, This
TALL. and possession given on the hfs, Of Oeio1
Der. This has, for several years past, been
one of the beat kept Public houses IN the place
land from It's cen,ral situation, is better cal.
culaisd for boarders than any Other, ald has
a very es,ensive contingent custom. The
buildings are all af briek--csmmodious and IN
good repair. On the same .lo,. thprc'is a con.
yenient and comfortable iwo.siorv family resi-
dence. with good garden, aud wei If excel
lent water. so situated as TO he convenient 10
both buildings, The whole may be rented 10.
gelher, or separately. Persons disposed to
avail themselves Of this valuable stand, will
please make early application, either to The
subscriber, living 10 Campbell coun,y, on
Wards eosd, or TO Mr.. 1bonns Dillsrd Of
Lynehburg. HENRY MOoRMAN.
The Editors OF The Richmond Enquirer viii
publish the above once week Tor 8 weeks
and forward their account 10 this Office for pa!
ment ~. NJ.
July 10 e3w