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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25
POETRY
From IN N,o England Weekly Repiew.
THE DREAM OF LIFE.

From IN N,ro England Weekly Reriew.
TIE DREAM OF LIFE.
Twas but n buhble---yei twas bright,
And gnilY danced along the stream
o. lfes wild torrent in the Ugh,
OF sun beams sparkliug--like dream
o. Heavens bliss, for Iovrhness-
For nee,ness. like n passing thought;
AID ever of such hopes Ms this
The tissue Of my life is wrought.
For ihave dresm'd Of pleasure when
The sun of Young existence smiled
Upon nv ayaard path and then
Her promised sweets my heart beguiied
But when | came those sweets 10 sip,
They turned 10 gall upon my lip.
Aud have dream'd of friendship. too:
For hlrudship. have thought was made,
To be- mans soaoe IN the shade,
Aud glad him In the light aud so
! mady though, I" s"d friend
Whose soul with mine might swrety blend.
A"'i os two placid streams unite,
Aud ,nll their WATERS in one bright
Aud Tranquil current 10 the sen
So mig" our happy sp'f,ls be
Borne onward To Eternity,
Bui he betrayed ne and win pnin
! woke--to sleep and dream again.
Aud then dream'd nf love and oil
The cluster d visions oil the past
SCENE airy no,hings, 10 Thai last
Bright dream. II thew u magical
Enchantm,n' on existence -easi
glory on my pnlh, So bright
! seem d 10 breathe, and feel its light;
Bn' now the blIssiul dream is DER,
And ] have waked--to dream no more.
BE ond each distant elimmrIng atnr,
That wrinkles IN IN" arch above,
There is world OF truth aud love
Which ear,hs vale passions never mar,
eould snatch ihc rbglc's plumes,
And soar tot het bright world away,
Which Gods own ho, ligh, ilnmcs,
With glories ot eternal day,
II a~ glad, every lineer'ag tie
Inal binds me down 10 earth I'd sever.
Aud leave, lor thai bIesl home on high,
lhis hollo" -hcH,lsd world ever
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25
THOS. KWnD

FSPEl 1FUI.LY informs lis friends and
n V III" public generally lha he will sell or
ship tobacco, or any othr, country produce on
commission. He has rented a large fre.rroot
brick tenement, for iht purpose of Storing col
ION, flour, bacon, hemp, and olher articles Of
trade IN tbs market. H. Keeps his Office nj
The store room of Nh & Il Kuckci. Bank
square. Lynchbmg, Va.
Jan. % tbs
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" \ NN ENEN l.

ME Ward Election for six Aldermen and
Il six Common Councilman in each Ward,
~ the town OF Lvnchburg will take place pun
suant to an act A srmby entitled an ACT
10 amend an oct, Untitled an act, dividing the
town OF Lynchbnrg into wards. and for other
purposes, passed Feh. ~. 1880. on the f,s,
Tuesday IN April neIt; & will be- hid IN lynch
Ward, No. l. being all that part of said town
below the lSt alley, extending from the river To
tie twelfth stree, at thu Office Of A T. b
g..s nn I'd street And IN Henry Wand. No.
. being all thai pari of sad toHn above said IL
Hey, ehtendIne firm the Iiver to 18th street., ~
The Office OF Nathaniel Winston % ID street
SAML. BRANsFORD.
Sergi of the Corporation of Lynchhurg
March 3 tide
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DESCRIPTION.

Shakespeare is benut'iuI blood bay, hand
somely marked, black name aud nil with u
most delightful coat oi hair, which Tor slcknfss
nd Il eness is 81 dom equllrd. aud never e,
reeded of most commaodina appearance i.
great strength, beauty aud AZ ION eighl wears
Id hi priog lull sixte u hands hig ,
aud il is thought by the best OF JUDI
es that SbHkespeafr - not excrllrd III
pont Of appearanre by suy horse III Yuginia.
Much more could be Md but eent ismen ot ths
rurl, aud BREEDER N Virginia AID North Caro-
lima are 100 n"rnlly acquainted with the ben
afelai results from al cious crosses, TO reqnil"
any thing but their own judgment, and d,scrc
ton to ndufe them TO embrace The present
opportunity of improving their stock, No
charge for persons oil servants Bringing mares
10 tbs horse Shakespeare Is united 10 three
marcs pen da, aud tnn say Min a cea' con
scIencf that | thu Is linn lhr sIresi loal getter
yer kept. Should any mares tail 10 Prove in
fonl tina were put las spring, only half price
will he charged ~ case gentlemen send again.
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to 90 inche. long and 7 o. 8 side they ne
often disposed IN fsys NJ tn esi,"nhie o. wig
orou, SHOTS. an thus display surface from
80 10 10 inches IN diameter : whence = detissi
the nnmf of Umbrella Tree. The flowers are
o = inches in dismetsr, white. and situated
nj The extremity OF the branches They have
a less agreeable aroma than hose II the other
species OF III Magnolia bu, they are beauiifii.
nnd the tree 10 ma : efficient. Il - found as far
north as Nfw YoIk.
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March

tfllGiNIA.--At Rules holden in the clerk's Office
4 Of tho Superior Court of Chaucery Tor the Lynch
burg District the ID duv of Nov.ls2g--Ahner Waugh
Thomas Waugh, Jr Alexander Waugh, sally Waugh
Samuel > Williams and Elizabeth hih WIFI, Jesse
Hannah aud Frances his wiic, Plits agans NlchoAs
Waugh and Roderltk Waugh, adms Of Thomus
Waugh, dec. and in their rights Mary Waugh,
adm'x OF james augh, Isabella Waugh, adin'x Of
Edward Waugh, dec. EdwardE. Waugh, only child
ofEdward Waugh, dec. and un infant by Commits
sionur BcnnPh, specially assigned his guardian, Fran
ces banRh' widow u Thomas Waugh. dec. WIN.
Armlstcad, admir- dtbonls non OF Jas. Waugh, dec.
aud Thomas judith, james and WIN. Waugh nlaut
children of james Waugh, dec. by Commissioner
Benagh, specially igued their guardian and Cora
Waugh, Joseph II ucbeson and Ju,ey his Wife, late
Jnnsey Waugh. Francis Waugh. Samuel Howard,
aud susanna lis wife, late Susan Waugh and Hen
~ Waugh, children and lcgutees Of Horny Waugh,
dec Dcits.
The defendants Cora Waugh, Joseph Hutchinson and
Jiusey his wife Francis Waugh, Samuel Howard and
Susanna his wife, and Henry Waugh, not having en-
tered their appearance aud given security according
the act of Assembly and the rules thu court, aud II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
inhabitants ofths counry II l. ordered that the sHId
defendants do appear here the first day of the next
term the bl of the plaintiffs aud that copy
Of tins order he forthwith inserted IN some news
paper printed IN the town of LYnchhurg, for two
months succcsyey and posted at the front door of the
court house, III the sad town copy-Testc,
J. WILLS, G. e.
Ian o. ulm47
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LAM, Oh SALE.


IrAY virtue of The authority given to the IN
- designed by deed OF trust made ny
Thomas Crews, hearing date the 10Th OF sept
1925. and duly recorded in the county cour, OF
Amherst, by which deed the trustees are en-
powered to exercise a discretion in selling the
property thereby conveyed, either publicly or
privattiy, ms they might deem II most ad''Sa
hle aud expedent. The undersigned the irus
tees, of,r To contract, at private sale, Tor the
whole or any part OF the lraci OF land III 5ald
deed mentioned, on credit of | and 2 years,
and they are willing To divide the land SO as
To accomm odate those disposed to purchase -
This land lies in the county of Amherst. on the
main Lynchburg road II miles from Lynchburg
and 9 from Amherst courthouse. II is fertile
in its quality, lies well, is well adapted to the
nr,duce of tobacco corn, wheat, &c. and ls, IN
every rpspeci, most valuable plantation ; II
contains between and 600 acres, and is nI-
rroved with a Brick Dwelling House, built IN
The most substantial and ornamental style. aud
cost at least 8 no. 00U-together with all neces-
sary out houses, consisting OF Carnage house
Barn. Kitchen. sc and IS under good fencing
The trustees, consulting the interest OF iho'e
interested are disposed to make every effort TO
get n reasonable price for he property-ano
the , ecessity Of a sale makes il The interest oil
everv one DESTROYS of owning valuable estate,
10 examine for themselves, aud TO avail them
selves of opportunities seldom ohered.-lhe
land will be shewn by MIR: Crews, who lives
!, I,nchburg, ard by either oil he Trustees Al
any, lime. on application, and every facility
and ;oducemen, will be offered to purchasers rs
70 me payuenls, whicb may be within the pc"
or of the Trustees.
F.. F.GARDNER, Lynchbnrg.
Alb. DAVIES, Amherst
tsil
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known to be as sure foal get'er as any horse
IN America he is in high health and vigor,
and in point Of blood, Inferior TO no horse in
America, and his form will show for itself
OLIVER ". MARTIN.
Jan. IL 1874
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25

EIrao' Of letter from u gentleman IN North
Carolina transmitted TO WIN. Prince Of the
Linnmn Botanic Garden.
have always be.n of opinion since my grape
vines have been progressing. that four hands
would cultivate the Seuppernonc, and mako
more money annually han twra', al ths abrsi
hands would make fl IN Tobacco. Cotton or
any other crup Thai Is cultivated ~ our par Of
the oountt, II am now of opinion hat two
hands eau do II Yon well know the lew
grape vines havr 10 my ga,den, eight n hom.
her, which occupy quar,ei Il n acr' ffum
these, his fail, ha," msdt sixteen barrels of
wine, say 3ld gaIlaps each. making In al hO4
q Hons this, nj 81 per gal OF. will hrng To tue
acre S20I6 am tolG thai in The eastern part
oftne state say Roanoke Island, thai ,h're are
some SINGLE vrn,s That willyirld FIRE barrels 81
Dine cut season
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25

> 4 SliE Subscriber wishes 10 purchase a isw
n hundr I'd gallons Of Lnse.d OIL
NM. J. HOLC0MBE.
March Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25

Hon Mr.. Wilde. ofGeorg'a. has procured q
sample III spanish " eat from Malsgs cslled
Irigo Reeio, which res'ss the inlurics IL which
g,nln Is 'mble W the field aud grannri II
makes h,'ll,an, white -four ba, The t.nglish
millc's complain Of the difficulty of gindipg IL,
from lis hardness
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25
NEW AND CHEAP
@ e @ g ln d Y 9

q e @ g D. & Y @
IHE Subscriber ann eunees To his friends
- aud the public eenerall, that he has Ia
ken the stand near the Farmers Bank. recent
" occupied by Messrs. Iohn " Seth Halsey
where he Is nov opening large and .xiensiye
assortment OF fresh groceries. Having pur.
chased them Tor cash he - III be enabled to sell
them on as good terms Tor cash, or in ex-
change fnr country produce, as they can be
procured in this market. Country Merchants
and Planters are invited TO call aud examine
for themselves. His assortment is comprised
in part of thu following articles, viz:
Sacks Salt. Liverpool filed
Loni and Brown Sugar
CotEer-lron aud Steel
Nhlskey. some very old
Apple and Peach Brandy
Stella Malay and Port Wlnos
Aolasses, Sugar House,
Best Goshen Cheese
Mails. assorted Sizes
Crookery and Sinne We're
Wiring aud wrapping Pane
Gloss Ware, all kinds
Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos
Gcntlemen's and Ladies Shoes
Rice
Shad and Mackarel good
Soal aud Upper Leather
Domestic Cloths, fl and .srt
lnlig" and Nader,
AIlspice and Pepper
Ginger, Copperas, &C.
Fine wool
Powder and 81 o,
700 yards fine Tow Linen
CLIFTON H. FUCKER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25
The Celebrate Race Horse

w be IN The f0Nnli Liberty, and county OF
Bedford, and will lac e. Ia mares NJ $40 the
season. payable the 9th December neEt--ihe
season will commenc, II the ld Of March.
and snd on the lN Of August ne. 40 the
single leap, payable nj he stable door. aud $40
Tor ,nsurancs. pHN able = soon the mpre IN
known L. be IL foal, orlransferred---nne dollar
10 be paid 10 the groom for each mare. The
proprietor has made TN most AMPLE arrange
mentS Ia have mares Will attended Ia thai may
be sent 10 this horse, having provided 900 II
ores 1T land for phsirrage. gratis, a pari OF
which Is IN Clover fut eHfly grnzInR the hal
a"es !" wheat and rye. S0Wa for the express
purpose divided iuhs different enclosures and
well Watered, so that un,vs with yonn0 colts
can be- kept separate Mares enn be fed, "
required, al % cents per dav. Ample stable
room 10 protect them from The inGlem sncy OF
bad rainy weather and sailed twice a week
These arrangements, together with my personal
aud devoted ~ entnn, assisted by faithful Osi.
lers provided for the purpose, vii he warrant
I is hoped thai mares will be- we'll treated aud
returned 10 their owners III good CONDITION.
will state, that last sprme there WIS somerIm y
as hi. as 10 mares from distance. al under
my ca'e n number with young colts, some n.
far H. 50 mi or ali ,eluf ned 10 their ownets
in I'D condifinn, without the least injury
No ,eSponsih,lit, for accidents or escapes but
every exrrtion Viii be made 10 prevent them
TIE public will justify me- ia IN ing that Shaks
ppatc'S lis ar I the finest order being In re
aud fine. they far excel the colts Of any 9th =
hor,efaat ever stood IN ths section of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25

Magnolia Tdp.taia, or Umbrella Tree, some
tiues rises to the height of thirty five feet liz
leaves, which are thin, oys and entire, are Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25
L.. EgAR GOODS

ICE-l shall sell. m the premises, on
a ' credit OF ONE, two and three years,
payable III equal annual insialments. and to be
secured IN manner satisfactory 10 myself or
BIT Joseph Flood, al public auction. on the
IN day - March nex', If fair, if not, on the
mex far day, the brick house in the town of
Liberty, together with the OF and out houses
attached thereto, lately he property of Gallo.
MI Mennis, dec. being No 3d. in The plan OF
sa'd town, together withhalf the adjoining lot
No a. and LOT No. Also, adjoining No. 30,
WIN an alley, and as de cribed in a deed of
trust IRON sad Mennis to J. c. Step'oe and
myself for the purposes therein mentioned-lt
Convenient establishment for a small FAM
~, and very pleasantly situated. The title !
oe'leVeis perfect but shall convey aud war
idhl the title vested in me ny said deed only.
PEACHY r. GlLMER,
Surpiring Trustee
Feb, lS ,ds54
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25

MfoliCEr-An person having IN posses
S] HJn the 3 volume OF Gold>miih's All
maze N@ture, and the LIST volume OF Almacks
"a "''''') belonging TO the subscriber. viii
psase Ieiurn THEN. NJ. L. LYNCH.
Mach 16' g,
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WIREENTAN
NOTICE.
Edrard NJ. GrePnray y 20.


49, Pearl Street, New York,
rONIlNUF to purchase naEni 'e'urea
q Goods On commission, which atf'rdN l.
,,Ir,es 90 dealers At distance in keep ng heir
snnnI,es of q DDS general, without hrng
extensive, - :.
Their long experience in executing orders tor
ivory description Of Merchandise wanted IL
VIRGINIA. and thu Southern l. Western States
induces them 10 believe that they can give
General satisfaction TO those who VIII favor
them with their bas,ne,s. Il Is their intent u
hereafter 10 transac
General Commission Business !;
And wdl attend par,lcularly 10 the sale oil
Cotton. Flour. Tobacco, ~ any produce
cunsigned TO them
New York, 10Th Jan 1870.
REFERENCES.
Mr. Charles VI. ,1chel', Richmond, Ia.
Messrs Hancock & Brown. LgnchbWg, "a.
n B. They continue 10 fer a variety OF
Goods, by the piece or package, at small pro-
fits for ash.
Jan %. Zm4N
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JOAN n VNQNNaEY

XMAS removed TO the font room, on the
q Il second flor over M. George Bagby s
so,e Communications for Nh. U. may, IN his
absenc be left with Mr.. Bagby.
Jan q
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MUIRST. BRAMLEY " Cos line ciotno,
2 pieces extra b aok,
Q do do light blue,
/ do Fame gteen,
2 do Claret,
do DIV,
With gooi ssortment of medium and low
nriced cloths, 10 which WE would call the at
tention of purchasers.
NOREFLL Il TATE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-29
Books and Stationery.
Cheaper than usual.


INHE subscriber feels disposed TO admit that the
pressure IN the money market is such, as TO de
mand reduced prices. lie therefore Intends TIM
gay to reduce the price of his goods thereby maxine
practical test of the advantage the public will de-
rive from such course trusting that II will be duly
icciprocated. During his career in business it ha.
1cen MS constant desire to give entire satisfaction
MS customers-he assures them and the public ren
orally, that he will endeavor [by his unremitted at
tehton TO their interest," in the selection Of the yery
pest articles in his line, and the disposal of them az
low pHccs,l to merit u continuance of their favor
lie also assures the pubic that he will never give
any article in his store Recommendation bevonJ tic
Intrinsic worth "
tie offers for sale general assortment of Law.
Mculcai, theological, and Miscellaneous Books; La
TN, Greek, French, Spanish and English School
BOOKS, well selected assortment of Stationery:
aso' large stock OF ledgers, Journals day letter in,
voice, bill, record, and Sherhs Books.
uShtiemeh who wish to complete Libraries of Law,
siedical, or Miscellaneous Works, can have them
furnished by the subscriber al the low price of o.
per cent above cost, and that will be the lowest
wholesale cash price, at which they be procured
IN the Nor. horn cities.
Orders for England and France c~ocutcd in tho
shortest possible time.
The subscriber bcgs leave to col the attention of
The merchants TO his assortment of writing paper,
IulS' ueSK penkniVes, and stationery generally, he
BENG wen assured that they are very superior and
unusually chcap.
Book Binding in all lis variety of elegance and
pIainness, executed at his usual low prices, with
'N'Ni'u'hSSs anu ucSpatCl Il. u. SANAA1.
ap l4-ts
~ EW BOOKS, published by American Sunday
School Union, for sale by COLLINS g. Co.
Helen and her Cousin
Family Conversations on the Evidences of Rcvcla-
ton
Memoir of Barbara Ewing
fouthfrl Memoirs, compiled By tic Rev. w. Canes
Wilson
Sketches from the Bible.
FresIde Conversations On some of the prjncDal
Doctrines of the Bible
History of the Sandwich Islands, with an account of
the American Mission established there
Hymns in Prose, for the use ofchldren
Life of Philip Welancthon
History of George Hicks
The Apprentices Dialogues
Memoir Of Susan B. Marble
History OF Edwin Judd
The Teachers Parting Gift to Sunday School Boy
Scenes in Childhood
Nursery Lessons
Life of Col. James Gardiner
Hints TO Mothers and Infant School Teachers
The Fall of Babylon, or the History of the Empire
of Assyria
Orton's Life Of Philip Doddridge, D. ID.
Gilpn's Monument of Parental Affection
Female Biography, containing Sketches of twelve
American Women
Rallies Memoirs of the Kew. Thomas Spencer
Infants progress, by Mrs. Sherwood
Devout Exercises of the Heart, by Mrs Rowe
AIlein's Alarm, the Unconverted
The Young Freethinker Reclaimed, by Rev. L. w.
Baldwin
Fathers Letters to his Son
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

Direct from Phiiadeiphta.
III. BLAMIRE begs leave to inform his friends
" ana the pubic, that he has just received in adj
dtion, by tho schr. Richmond, from Philadelphia. a
well selected assortment of GARDEN SEEDS
which with some confidence, he recommends
Among them
Peas carly Charlton and early Washington, (six
wccks) vs.
Do large dwarf marrowfat
Beans, early do snap, (wthout strings
Do yellow snap, best
Do large Lima or butter
Bccts, early turnp rooted, red
Do long blood
Cabbagcs, fine Early York
Do do late do
DO green curlcd savoy
Do yellow do do
Do flat Dutch
Do early battersea
DO large late drumhcad
Caulifower, early and late
Broccoli, white cape
Do purple do
Carrot, carly horn and long orange
Celery, white, solid and red
Parsnip, large Dutch
Do Lima
spinnnge: New Zealand, Zone plant covers four
Raddish, early scarlet, short top
DO red turnp cherry
Do early yellow, round and salmon
Turnip, Hanover
Do white fiat and fat Dutch
Egg pant, purple, lcarly)
Ruta-bagO, yellow
Lettuce, ice coss and brown Dutch
Cucumber, early frUim
Do long green Turkey, (ior pckling)
Squashcs, early patty PAM These are the hes,
Melon, true cantclope and pine apple - 'l"''"'-
Cress, curled, parsley curlcd
DO nastuTtum
Canary seed
Grass seeds blue swnrd, (for carpetng yards
Do Lucern. mar II
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Annual Advertisers charged dollars for two squares
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W The CONSTITUTIONAL WING il published twice
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LAND FOR SALE,

WILL. be sold on tho promises. to the hirhcst
W bidder on Tuesday, the 25lh day of May next,
the Tract OF Land belonging to the legatecs of John
Spears, decd, containing 328 acres. This land lies
Muddy Creek, in the upper part of Powhntan.
within mile and half the Muddy Creek Mills. A
description OF the land is unnecessary as it is prcsu-
med persons wishing to purchase, will call and view
the land which will be shcwn by Henry Hatcher,
who lives on the premises.
Terms Of sale One third at Christmas next at
which time possession viii be given, the balance in
two equal annual payments, aud deed Of trust to
secure the Est payment. The purchaser will be al
lowed tho privilege Of seeding q crop Of wheat.
BY THE LEGhTEES.
powhatan. 9th March, 1880.
WIZ be sold or The same day. the dover land for
mcrly belonging to Mrs. ~ Cheatwood, about Is
acres two.thrds OF which Is valuable low ground
This land s6oins tho above tract The title will be
warranted during the life of Mrs. Chcatwood
HENRY HATCHER
Hc"ia'au. 9Th March. 1880 mot ~