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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
Campbell. March Court, 1880.

w IRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks oitee'
v the Superior Court Of Chaneery for the Lynchp1,.
District, the LIST day Of February, lc3O, kandopH .
Garden, Pitt against Mary Strange, the cider hopt
Smith, AFness his wife, Jumes Auonnan aud 5u"ii
MOOrman, Nathanial MOorman, Mary Moorm1l, oi'
tina Norman, chlldIc en- of " illimG MUornal. .hd''
Moorman, Martin Norman, Jane Moormaf' ~
beth Moorman and Charles Norman children Of "'.'
Norman, Charles Moorman, Elizabeth Mooiua.'
Agniss Moorman, Dolly Norman, Susan Nloo'nu"
and abram Moorman, children Of Abran Mou,ma.
Richard White and Polly his wife. late Poly ho'
man, Nancy Clark, late Nancy Moornan, b''J'nii,.
IIaden and Martha his wife. Elizabeth StranSe, 9"'
Baher and John Alexander, admir-. of Achci'ic' =
Norman. dec. Defts. 60
The defendants Mary Strange the elder, kobett IN
and Agnss his wife, James hoormau and judith 1lui
man, Nathaniel Norman Mary Norman hialW
Moorman, children OF William Norman, Mary m'o,
man, Martha Moornan, Jane Moorman, Ezaheth "o'
man, and Char ,es Norman, children of john Hoo,"
Charles Norman, Elizabeth Norman, Agnes mu
man, Dolly Norman, Susan Norman, and AptSp'
Moorman, children Of Abram Moorman, NJ NJ"
nrd White and Polly his wife and sally b a3
not having entered their appearance and gwen stC
according to the Of Assembly and the rules oil '
SQUIRT, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
they not inhabitants of this country: II ~ o'u'i
Mat the said defendants do appear here on the hrl
Vfthe term and the several bills oi the
and that a copy of this order be forthwith inscrfu
some newspaper printed in the wnof lynrho",
for two months snccesiyely, and posted at the i'''
door OF the courthouse in the SAID town. - r
Copy-Teste, j. WILLS, c.
March w2m57
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PEDIGREE.

Shakespeare Wa got by Pmglnian, the favor.
fie sou of Sir Afchy. aud among his most dis
tnyui,bed racers hts dam, who @a4 sold last
fall two years, with her colt 10y her side, 10 Mr..
Livingston of New York, for Sll0oS by Mr..
H.rhett Hns bay horse Shenandoah, one oil
the first sons OF the celebrated race horse To
tumac he WIS out OF Mr.. iinIs bay mare by
the imported horse tebrifngc, her dam by the
imported horse Grey Doomed, her grandnm y
Widair. hrr great grandam by Col. h"yoe' 5
lFimuap. hei great great gsandam by Old val
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

tOfiCE.-on Friday The 3Oh DAY of A
AZ prll, 1880, will he sold 10 the hig hest bid
der,o c'edt Until the frs, dry of June, 1891,
at the late residence OF Jack d. Ilarvie, decd.
IN the county Of Charlotte, that valuable tract
OF land on Cub Creek. of which the said lIarvie
died, seized. CONTAINING about $50 acres, III
bcrcs of which will be sold subject TO the WI
dows dover. On this trEt Is a valuable Hat
considered inferior To none on that creek, and
considerable quantity OF first rate highland.
tobacco land. Any person wishing TO view
the land previous 10 The day of sale, will apply
TO Mr. Harvey Paulet, who lives adjoining The
sale will be made by virtue Of decree ol,he
county court of Charlotte IN the suit Thomson
adm'rs and others against flarvie's ddnrs und
others. The purchaser will be required TO ex.
ecutc bond with approved security.
ROBERT MORTON, Com.
April IL ids
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N OIlCE.-By Nhtue ola decree OF the
~ County Court of Amherst, the unders ign
ed viii sell to the highest bidder, at Amherst
Court House, on Monday the Goth day oil the
present month, on "A credit of twelve tbs,
about six or seven slaves, belonging to the es.
estate OF George NJ. Tmsley, dee consisting OF
women, boys and girls. Bonds with approved
secnriis will be required oi The pun chasers.
ROBERT IINSLEY, Adm'r.
April ids
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GARDEN SEED.

y Ahlf mort LIP scarlet had sh, ca
n 4 Salmon kadIsh, Nasurtion white solid Ce.
lery, early Summer Squash, Scotch Kali, early
Horn Beet early How Carrot early blood
Turnp Bee, Large Swelling ParSnin. Green
Head Lettuce Diumtead do. Nnngle Wurtzle
Beet, red Onion Seed, SaIiasy. early curIed Sc
iicia Lettuce, straw colored Onion. Cherry
Turnip Rad,sh, Tomatoe shaped Pepper, early
Cluster Cucumber. early Frame Cucumber,
Long Green Cucumber, late Cucumber, Ice
Lettuce, Lima Beans, early William Pea, Dwarf
Marrofat Pea, early Washington Pea. early
Cluster Pea, Dwarf blue Imperial Pea, early
green hsrlIon Pea. Prolific Pea.
Long Orange Carrot, Tennis Ball Lettuce,
white Naples Radish, eurled Pepper Grass, cur.
led Parsley, Garden Cress, early CauIlnowet,
Ochre Seed, early Parsnp. blood red Carrot,
red solid Celery, Sea kail.
Early York Cabbage, long Drumbead do.
Berjen do. early Emperor do. long Imperial do.
green Savory do. late Balesea do. red Dutch
do.
For sale at unusually low prices by
Wh. J HULCOMBE.
Feb l8 Is
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French and English
FANCY GOODS. &,

--N " - - ~ ~ ~ ~ n 49,
mis- day received large invoice ofFrep.,
- nj English Fancy Goods, &c
Consisting in part OF the following. VIZ.
Work boxes
Shaving do and Brnshes
Purses (yarious klnds)
Fancy Needle Cases
DO. Boxes (varIous kinds)
lacked Wood Fruit Plates
Screw Pincusbions tyarious hind,
Smelling Walls, great variety
Cravst Stifneis
Thermometers, great variety
Combs, variety
Paplliotes, new article for ladies'
Magnifying Mirrors
Pen aud Pocket knives, great yariets
Scissors, RARELY
Silver fruit Knives
Guns and Pistols, double and single barr,
with Percussion Locks
Percussion Gaps
Pcriumery and Odours, great variety
Beautiful Engravings
Caricaihres
Prints Of the Fashions
Violin Strings
Fancy and Morocco Paper, great yarefy
Rice Paper assorted colors and SIPS
Fancy Boxes, beautiful
Lead and Fancy Watches, for children
Toy China, for hiidren
Game Bags
Sho, Bags
Powder Flasks
Fancy Mahogany Boxes with Casbor,
Berlin Letter Composers
Silver Spectacles
Steel do
Goggles
Silver Pencil Cases
DO Ever Poinled do
Lepne Watches
Shaving Boxes, variety, with aud without
glasses
Ste 81 Pencil Cases
kfzors, variety, with and without cases
Port ayons, variety
Hair Brushes do
Note Books do
Pocket Books and Wallets, variety ana
beautiful
Peg aud Stand Glass Lamps, variety
Brass and japan Lamps
Wood Combs
Drawing Paper, several sizes
RulIle Iron do do
Pearl Powder
Chemical Cosmetic Wash BaIs--new or.
ticle
French do DO
English and French Perfumery. great
rieiy, &c.
Together with m0ny other articles in hs
'ancy way all for sale at the rery forrest prize
Howell DAVIES,
Min sirteI. Lynchburg.
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LINE OF

H1IIE proprietor of The LINE OF
d STAGES recently running from
Lynchburg 10 Alexandria twice a week, IN
forms the citizens of Lynchburg aud its vleini-
~, that this line now runs three times week,
and is extended tn the city Of Washington
There has recently been put upon the road
between Washington add Baltimore. a new line
Of Stages unequalled IN this country in splen-
dour and magnIGcence, and travelling also with
great rspdiy. With a view To the public
accommodation, aud Nth view TO save pas-
sengers the Inconvenience OF hunting for, and
procuring SCENTS for Baltnore hen arrived III
Washington, the Proprietor has formed con-
nexirn with this new line, thus constitu.
ting connected Line from Baltimore 10
Lynehburg.
The Stage leaves Lynchburg on Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday morning The time
taken the road 10 the North, ia one day to
Charlottesville, from Lynchburg 10 Washing
ton two days, aud until | | o'clock, A. NJ. on
The third-same day reach Baltimore by l-2
after clock, 7. NJ aud Oh the next day in
New York. So thai in four days the passen-
ger may take tea in New York The Stage
from Baltimore for Lynchbufg, leaves Ball
more about ). A M. on Monday, Thursday <
Saturday. caches Barnard's Mansion Hotel
in Washington City, by 10, A. NJ. drops into
my line nj u O'Clock anne day-in one day
thereafter, reaches Charlottesville, and ON the
second, Lyncbburg Thus running from B.lti
,oore to Graz lottesvle in two, and TO Lynch
burg III turee DAYS.
EARE. From Lynchburg 10 Baltimore Sl7
THE PROPRIETOR.
April > Is
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7Hfo Mn. WM. A. COOKE ~
Il take notice that on the llth and -. wa
May next. (lo30,1 | shall at the hons. Of IN O.
u Moorman, IN the town of Lynchbn,s ,'' B
the dispositions of sundry witnesses 10 h. vac
as evidence in cause now dereodina :. va
superior Conrl of Chancery, holdea n, i ., .ue
burg. IN which you are plaintiff and my.ai,.
others are defendants. '" a1d
NELSON CRAWFORD
Ex'or ofDavid Crawford. dee
April o. ut ~
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Mr.. Robert Kelly,

VRAKE notice. thai shall, on Saturday the
- LIST day of May next nj the clerks office
q the Superior Court of Chancery. for the
Lynchhurg District, proceed to take the deposi.
iion oil Robert Jones and Others 10 be read as
evidence in cause now degrading in said court
wherein | am plaintiff and you one ofthe de-
fendan,s. u. FLETCHER.
April w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

MflSS L. MATTHEWS begs leave to in.
NJ form rhe inhabitants OF Liberty aud its
vicinity, hat she intends 10 open Millinery
Store ON Main Street, on the 10Th of the pres.
eni monrh--she will keep a handsome assert.
meni oil Bonnets OF every description, pariicu-
larry L-ghorns. which she can sell remarkably
low. Leghorn Bpnnels bleached aud made up
TO any pattern, with neatness and iii spatch-
All orders from the country punctuaiy execu :
ted.
April ow
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IN pursuance of a decree of the Hastings
- Court o: Eynchburg. entered March term,
1928, in the suit Wheeler, Ell. at vs. Morgan,
M Chancery, will, on the 24h April neAr.
sell, 10 the highest bidder, at auction, wood
and brick tenement. situated on one half OF
Lot No. ~, on I'd street. and now in the occu-
pancy OF Morgan Il Mcdaniel. aud l.. +.
Gardner and othees, on a credit of - months.
Bond with approved security will be required
for the purchase money.
GEO. I. WILLIAMS, Com.
March %
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VIREINIAN

mrnced the 18Th Of February. and WI cnd
the Isl ofJul,. The price oil the season is $40.
and $40 10 insure mare IN ioal Extensive
aud vel enolp ed pastures will be afforded Rra
lis 10 mares SEM 10 the horse. Vrglninn Is a
braulifnl sorrei Sly years old next spring, OF rs
good blood ms any horse In Virginia lie has
given undUubted proofs Of superior speed nd
bottom J VI BROWN.
I IL % wtt0O
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LAND FOR SALE.

yAy yir,ne of the authority given 10 the an
jrI dersigned by deed OF trust, made by
Thomas Crews, bearing dale the 18th o. sept
lsos. and duly recorded in the county court of
Amherst, by which deed the trustees are EN-
powered to exercise a discretion In selling the
property thereby conveyed, either publicly of
ptiyately, as they mig hi deem It most Hdvisa
ble and expedent. The undersigned, the trns
tees Offer TO contract, at private safe, ior Inc
whole or any part Of the tract OF land IN saio
deed mentioned, on credit of and years,
-anh they are willing 10 divide the land SO as
to accommodate those disposed to purchase -
This land lies in the county of Amherst, on the
main Lynchburg road u miles from Lynchburg
and from Amherst courthouse. 1t is fertile
in lis quality, lies well, is well adapted to The
produce of tobacco, corn, wheat, &c. and IS, IN
every respect, most valuable plantation II
contains between and 800 acres, and 10 im-
proved with Brick Dwelling House, built IN
The most substantial and ornamental style. nnd
cost nj least SO 0O0-togeiheT with all nrces-
sary out houses consisting OF Carnage house
Barn. Kitchen, &c and is under good fencing
The trustees, COR uling the interest," OF NOSE
Interested. are disposed TO make every ehoit 10
get a reasonable price for the property-and
the Iecessity of a sale makes il the Interest oil
every one DESTROYS of owning a valuable estate,
20 examine for themselves, and to avail them
selves of opportunities seldom ohered.-lhe
land will be shewn by Mr.: Crews, who lives
in Lynchhurg. and by either OF The irusiers al
any time, ton application, and every iaclily
and inducement will be offered to purchasers as
TO tire payments. which may be within the pow
er oil the Trustees.
E.F. GARDNER, Lynchburg.
A.. b. DAVIES, Amherst
Ian /
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NTEssRs. David Owen and Luusford Low.

ESSRS. David Owen and Lunsford Law
U4 ing, Executors Of Levi Owens, dec
Take notice, that on the 5'h day OF May next,
nj the Store House OF Richard S Ellis, in Am
herst county, State of Virginia, we shall take
the DISPOSITIONS OF John Eubank, jr, 10 be read
as evidence on the trial Of a suit now depend
Tag in the Lynchburg Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, wherein ne are compliments, and you
are defendants. SARAH ROBERTS, Exrx.
and ALEX ROBERTS. Exor Of
Joseph Roberts, dec.
April W4w
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INDIGO :

NOV opening large aud beautiful supply
~ of best Spanish H0iant Indigo, which Is
offered :or sale Oh the most moderate Terms.
Howell DAVIES.
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Superb Articles.

/HH Z subscriber has just received. the fol
- lowing article. y h,rh are all first rate
Pocket aud Pen knIves, some OF them very
splendid Glass lnkstands Paint Boxes aud
Brushes Carmine Saucers: Razor Straps /.
Shaving Soap beautiful Bead Purses Pocket
Books Letter ollers Waters; blank Cards
Letter Stamps, | lnseoleis, &c &C
l.. i. GARDNER.
March 81 Is
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known to be as sure a foal geiier as INV bo,.
IN America. He is in high health and vi.'s
and IN point ofblood, inferior TO no horse
America, and his form i'll show for Itself ID
OLIVER w. MARTIN
Jan. IA. 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
April 8.

NOllCE.-An persons having claims a.
" galnst the estate Vi Preston IL. Garland,
deceased, are requested TO present them 10 the
undersigned without delay, properly autheu-
Heated for payment, and those indebted 10 the
decedent are hereby notified, that immediate
payment is required the subscriber being
DESTROYS OF closing his administration as spec
Oily MS possible.
BENZ AMIN TALIAFERRO.
Sberf OF the county of An
hersi and as such admin
istrator of Preston III.
Garland dec.
April 8. 3w
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March 80

N3W N1ADICIN8S
11lOR sale, the following new Medicines,
~ VIZ;
Oil ChamomiIe
Oil Valerian
Compound Syrup of Liverwort, for Coughs,
oPltung bio'd, Asthmas, Consumption,
aud Liver complaints
oupe'hne Flour of Slippery Elm, new Arti
Gle.
Extract of Quas,ia Howell DAVIES.
Feb %
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lNfO TICE
~ | wish to sell d
farm out nv 3, y
ION FLoRlzEI
'o' me preserl
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New Goods.


~ BALES 81. ~, and S 4brown cottons
~ Steam.ioom. Newmarket Waitham. Arkwight,
and other bIeached cottons
Cloths and csssnetts
Domestic plaids and checks, Rouen cashmere
Bedtickngs and Wilmington stripes
Madras hdkfs and shawls, Rsi.rpad eottons
Linen and cotton diaper. calicoes and prints
Linen and cotton hdkfs ~
Imitation damask, suspenders
Ready made clothing
Together with variety OF other articles.
.aso
Ladies' puffs, Navarno bonnets, straw bands
second hand piano fortes, looking glass clocks
barrels EPSON safu
ADDITIONAL.
Light blue plates assorted; do do pitchers
Edged plates, assorted
China teas, with and without handles
Enamelled glass vases
Square. globe, and cylindric lamps
Lemonades, Auted and 6ligreed tumbleM
Stone toys, pint TASKS, &c.
Just received aud for sale by
aug 10 GEO. WHITE.
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CloriAe 1ine.

rIHE jus, fresh re ms; supply Of
,;n,v off, acting as disiniectng agent. should
Give il the preference to either lime or ashes 1t is
ore convenient than either Of the above substances,
md not liable to objection account Of its bulk,
small quantity only being necessary to remove disa'
greeabIe smells; aud for the above purpose sfeeo"''
incnded TO the public. -
aug II "M' LhNrHi"" w.
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NeMloVMA
COttOns.
NehneA Sugar.

lTIFrY boxes steam refned sugar. without the use
Il so barrels of blood, assorted numbers, now
landing and for sale by JAMES IRWIN
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IaOst,

A SMALL. SCOW; her tmbers made Of the tim
n bers of an old vessel. 1 think my name is brand
ed on her A suitable reward will be paid for her If
delivered TO me. JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
sent IL
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Carriage Aaces, &c.
KENSETT'S CELEBRATED
strengthening plMster.

'sSnE celebrated Strengthening Plaster, for pain or
weakness in tie breast, back, or side; also tor
rheumatic af. ctions, liver complaints and dyspepsia
This medicine is the invention of celebrated Sur
geon and humorous the instances in which the
most saiutary effects have been produced BY it, that 1t
is with the utmost confidence recommended to all who
are afflicted with those distressing complaint.
There is condition annexed to the sale OF this arti.
cle growing cut of the best OF reasons trs viz: II
the bench, above stated is not obtained, the money
will be returned. This. trust, when fairly consl
dered will be the strongest possible evidence that
could be given of their utility. For sale by
sept 5 WILLIAM LANpHIER & Co.
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Esar, NNHee. Mulasses. X

Esar, C0Mee, Molasses, Xo
1 'hhs. New Orleans, ST. Croix, aud Porto Rico
/ sugars
"Il ms ioa'anl lump sugar, part steam refined
w. tbs coffee, part strong scented Rio
u 1SS> superior old Java coffce
50 abdS retailing molasses
- ehesis. h,lf chests, and boxes g,inpowder,
"apsrisl, and young Tyson teas, hate impor.
hnons, partly the Helvllle's very superior
teas
v .o' cotton yarn, Nos. Is, al factory prices
~ .1'heavy SuDatrs pepper
ions shut, assorted Z 10 No 10
'e'0oa' irs,quaiiy Spanish indigo
~ fcTsr casks ! Dry aud sweet Malaga
hs'an barrels ) wine
y SoSs, pdme Goshen cheese
Ground alum and sack SAL,
-, general assortment of vines. liquors, spices,
'S y. suoPouda', chewing tobacco ., soap, candies
O0'Ss 1Toceres, tor sale, On credit or for cash
''S''~ AZ moderate prices, by
SANUEi. IARMOUR & Co.
/ we IesshuFS 6eniu1 Of tib-rty, ana wsrren,ou
""'' Nh pease insert this three weekly, and
'~e'F accounts to the Ufice Of the Phenix ia
sept -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20
Moro NeW GOoas.

More NeW Goods.
pY the packets Erie, Columbia and Georgetown W
ID have received:
Bobbinct peerines, elegant patterns
Adrianople ginghams and prints
Printed csmbr,c muslins
Super black bombaznes
Colored cambria gloves Nsdieso
Indennes blue, buff and pink
London fine plaid ginghams
Brown bonnet .ambrcs
Heavy black sinciews
Do brown and green do (for umbrellas
Scarlet English bandannocs
Fancy printed crsyats
White arillings
Green noor baizes
Carpet bindings, &c, &c.
And per packet, from Philadelphia,
case ladies' parssols, and
Gentlemen's summer umbrellas
iyi? JAS MCKENZIE Co
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Just received,
Choice Mines.

CNOlCe " lNes.
yuy,E subscriber IS this day receiving. from the We.
4 Iocity direct fun Madeira, select assortment OF
fine ZINES, from the celebrated house OF j. Howard
March u Go. consisting OF
2pipes
16 hogsacads
SO quarter casks, and
16 eighth pipes
Among which are the " finest Grape juice, Lon
don particular burgundy, and 1ints; all Of tch,ea ne
offers for sale on the favorable terms he mas on
hand. of former mportations. Wines of same kinds
which he ofFers for sxle At reduced prices
aug 10 eT"'
AZ The Telegraph viii please insert the above once
week for two months, and send account to H. ).
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VaSn IN Market.

\ wish % purchase ONE HUNDRED IND
SFIT LIKELY NEGROES, Of both sexes,
10 - years Of as.-6eld hands. Also, me-
se' Of every description.
+ .''A ~'ShinSso sell would do well to give US
= We are determined to give higher prices for
many purchase: WHO'S now or may be here.
"'@s Garke,.
%.o'nnslnieAt'on in writing will be promptly at
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20
Proposals by Mary Barney,

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the beginning of every month thereafter. in the
City of Baltimore. new Periodical Work, to be en-.
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