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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23

F10p, POUisoHh A0i@fGai DtniV AdrcHtacr
tLUENIA.-Wo haVc winter suffered
moic oi less tom colds mud coughs. incident 10
the vnriHhcne.s Of oar Rtmos phcie, bat the pr
yalliug epidemic " lnnucnza' OF the present sen
son has been uhrTcCednuted for many wears, nu,
only IN the severity al its attacks. hut n its wide
spread aud 'IlrnaVr or, nlntion II has not brCn
confined 10 city, bat has prevailed over large
eurnt of our county and the bills 81 mortality
of his and oar neghhou'ng cities exhibit a G0ns
defnble increase from It's catarrhal influence. An
interesting paper illustrating the nature oi The dis
ease aud the precautions " ich II IA necessary "a
adopt under the circumstances. appears 10 II nnn,.
Der Of the Juurnnl oil Health, just published, which
will be found highly useful 10 those suffering
der tins ve,y troublesome and not uniIcqucnuy
dangerous disease we are tor frequently led Ia
trent lightly common cold OF cough. bnt u. one
of The most vial functions is affected, IN which The
whole ysiom SOON pai tclpaies, We cannot regard
Il too seriously % toe soun resort To precautionary
measures 10 arrest lis progress. IA have been
very seriously affected by II and have speedily
covered by lhr following simple means, which
DEEM duly owe 10 society 10 communicate:
submitted myself 10 spaiing diet ON light food I
easy dgc sliOU aud procured bottle Of n mlld ~,
pectorant medicine, CHpchtei's Compound syrup
Of liepaiica Irloba, (LivcTworD aud IN forty.
eight hours cnnely reco'ered ltum violent nj.
tack which threatened serious consequence. Ibis
plant has long been known asa mid Gxpcetcthn,
and tonic medicine, gfndnaIly preventing the ieVc,
and nj the same timo ImpaTinE strcngih ~ III,
system by il, mid tonic effect. The ncnt and do
hghtl"l manner which Mr.. Carpenter has prcpar
ed THIS extract for exhibition deserves the patron
age oil Nil those suffering under tins disease. and
wIlnu doubt secure the 0ppIobaiio Of The faculty
was pleased to notice IN the directions Commen-
i, tory remarks on this p,cpaintIon by several phs
slclans EN- ,ornf in The profession, aud Who'll hive
the Measure of IA so1aI CuunInauCp. aud lerl
additional confidence IN offering my opiniona,
whrh hre thus sanctioned by medical men 81 DIS.
lincIun MEDiCUS
LIE above medicine is for .olc by
Howell DAVIES.
Jan ~ ifs
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EEEsIToR'S SALE.

wv be offered fsr aai" At the late fs'aens
w Of Henammi S'ole. d.. near Awsrs'
Court house on Thursday thc 81 day Of fcIifntrp
next ifar, uet the neNt fafd1y thereafter SNtn.
days excepted, nuh will he continued iom day II
day nut, allh' sold tbo entire crop Of every d.
serlplion. StarS Household md X itchen Furniture,
Plantation Utensils. 81 4 anil as many of'he
Slaves rs may he deemed su,'eicnt With the per
ishabe part nth Estats To pay all debts ahusc1-
bic upon sad Estate omong them are many Yoy
valuable
Ton the Slaves aud an sufue e $40 and under
cashwillbr rt'luucd Ailolh,rs vii be sold On a
c,edDt otsly mouths b,aring iuluoSt6om the dap
Of sal, Bond aud uncxerptluuabl, security will In
required IN cycly case. The interest VIII be n.
mitod ou all who shall pay rnctuolly
The execution takes tbs opportunity 10 inform
all thosc Whohase amy elaine against aud Estate,
to bring then forward that provision may l~mole
for their payment and all ofthusr oN M Ia make
payment ny hrisycry de5lroos tobring
his cXcrutoua laburs 10 close
JAMES u. GARLAND.
Is or oCBcuamm Stoue. dee' i
Ian ~ IDS
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OBITUARY.

DIED at his residence in Franklin county, on
the night of the lIth inst Captain ANTI ONY
STEET, aged upwards Of 30 years, and at the
time ofh.s death Hiqh Sheriff ofthe sad county
Capt Street had enjoyed good health for many
wears previous to his death, and on the evening
il occurred was well and cheerful About O'Clock
at night he complained of indspositon, got up
aud walked out. His long stay alarmed hl3 wlie
and search beng made for him. he was toundproa
tratc on his face and quite dead. No doubt remains
that he died of an apopleclic fit. THIS Is ono Of
many admonitory lessons 10 be, every hour OF our
lives prepared for the awful change that awaits rs
Capt Street left an amable and deeply distressed
wife, two children, and an extensive circle OF
friends and relatives to lament his untimcy death
Departed tins life, at Huntlngtower his late resi-
deuce near Amherst Courthouse, ON Monday
the 18th December, 1881 3 o'clock IN the evening,
BENJAMIN. STONE, aged 81 years. lie was
a firm believer in the Christian Religion many
years until his death a member of the Methodist
Church and il is believed by the writer OF tins
notice, that it is admitted by all that he lived as he
died an honest man, the noblcst work OF God
and in his DEATH charity Slll morn the loss OF one
of her benefaCtOrS
-, an MiS place, on Sunday The l5h inst
in he sccoud year Of her age, FRANCES MIL
DRIED, daughter Of CaPt. Samuel cCorl7e
"AH lovely hingSot mortal ktR1 must end,
HDnceUer louely or A01gevcr dear
II one sad doom they u1td1Staag aa&ed hhf,
AsJlooniag y0ses in TT d,t93 geo~N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23

Interesting Spcech.-On the 9TH Of January
The Columbia Typographical Society celebrated its
anniversary in Washington City Among the
invited guests were several members of Congress
three or four of whom delivered addresses on the
occasion The whole proceedings are so inter
,.tng that we would gladly copy them If we had
ROOM We cannot, however, deny ourselves the
qualification of transferring to our columns the
brief speech of Cuban Verplanck Esq. one of the
Representatives of III Congress from the city of New
York-a name honorably known in the literature
of our colntry-as one OF the associates of Pauld-
ING and Irving in Salamagundi," and as the
sole author Of other works of less humcr and wit
but of more extensive and lasting usefulness
The following toast having been given The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23

EoEfy wills. J.,a ci.s. 7f,As s.7e
~ r.Jr CouH Of Chenee-y, fer IT, LyHe51..rs
pis4ia aul Of tic Circuit superior Court Ct La.
end clebcsry fortia Town u Lynchf ~ lawn
eeiaiue1a license to Practice the Ia a.. vii -
f7us ateudthe Superior and gae-rior c-5ats Of Z
roast.es OF CampblI. Amherst and ssafofdI ard
tn Corporation of L}nchiurg.
IL VII attend With diligence ar ranc.aaa'f
To pli bpsin#ss committed 10 hIs carr.
III Office IS " do room lorntrl5 cceur Cd b.
" Imam NJ Hitc7, Esp
n n" li-tun,"d Wig nni Cbarlsiesyi' =
Aavarait vii eiso lhe Sthse 3 nsfttons innsi
TIN. eni loiwnrd ihtir sccuunt u ih,s oiifs e.
raym'of.
Jan - 3af
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Hessl1 Lclog Jorto1s and Ifhoia ms mfr, Pcto
Delt anal Jeiemiah Jord1a,
V5VAKE NOTICE. that on ,he l7th day Of
d March, 1892, a, stop. store. 10 Pea Town,
Bedford county, and Stble Of Virginia, shall take
the depo6IionS of Sllas Taylor ind Others, IN BE-
read az evidence the iral II The sui Depending
in The Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chan
cery for tue town OF LyDchburg, wherein ne, with
others, are plannfs, and you are defendants.
JOHN GIBBS aud Susan
his wife
Ian q 1W
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HIGHEST PRIZE 81 900.
7 dR pr1zcs
- 1913 blanks.
MODE OLE DRAWING


MODE OF DRAWING
To be drawn on the A, b, G, plan The 7nn0
przcs Of " To he awarded tothe hrst second or
third division, to be determined by that which may
draw tic capiloIpriAe of47oo0, so that the holder
of three tickets, one in oaeh div slou, is certain tn
draw one PRIZE, and may draw four All the prizes
above the denomination Of ~ in ono wheel and all
the numbers IN anolhcr at once, the whole To 10
drawn IN il few hours. Prize payable IN cash. for
y day after The drawing, and subject to the usual
deduction Of incenper cent
Tickets III, Halves 81, Qrs. 81
Ton sale al DlGGES' LOTTERY
and Exchange Office, Lynch.
Where all orders from the country (post PAID
enclosing the cash prize tickets will be promptly
attended to. Jan
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HIGHEST PRIZE $1,000.
MODE or DRAWING.

To b" drawn IN the A, y, G, plan The 1000
prllctot n, 10 be awarded 10 the first, second or
third division, to be determined by that which may
draw the capital prl1e of $1,000 30 that the holder
of three l5kets, ono IN each division, Is certain IL
draw one pr2r, and may draw -four. All the prizes
above the denomination of& IN one wheel and all
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drawn MA icw houra Prizes payable IN en- H. for.
" dry oier ihs drawlng, md subj col To the usual
de1u.aon Of fifteen per cent
Tickets 81, Halves 20, Qrs ~,
/ II sale at WARDS OFFICE
Jan .
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NOTICE.

m Y virtue Of deed OF trust. executed TO Allen
- ander M. Hepburn md my.elf, by John
Brown bBarlng date the 29lh day Of NoVem-
her, 1880, and OF record in The County Court OF
Campbell, aud 10 accomplish certain purposes in
said deed expressed, shall, The 81 day Of Fe
bruaIy, 1892, expose 10 sale, by way Of public
auction, for ready money, ceruin tract or
pOrce of Laud, situated in the county Of Camp.
bell, on the north west side ol tine Turnpike Road
and in the immediate Vi inty Of the Quaker Meet
my house Containing SIX aud half octe,, more
OF tess. The lie TO ,aid Land Is believed 10 be-
good but acting rs Trustee, ! shall only convey
10 be purchaser tuertol, such title thereto as II
vested IN inc BY ,be decd Of lrust aforesaid, and
none olber C1ioWELL DABNEY. Trustee.
Jan.93 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23

IL. fGH Barcn.-The National InteIIgencer,
'a' lolh, mentions as a rumor, in relation to the
''"'1'ion OF Mr. Van Buren,, that it was under
''e few days before when a motion was
4pe oy some Senator opposed to the nomination
'ay 'he Whole subject on the table and the votes
's equally divided on that motion, it was deci-
III ue affirmative byt casting cote ofhe F1os
'''asht "A Washington letter, TO a Northern
- says, the nomination of Van Buren, will
1eSS be rejected, as it ought to be, upon cleya-
principles Of national honor and Character
''.S y / he sriec.ed thatst.ans grounds wi,'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23
DRY GOODS At AUCTION.
On Il credit Of IL months.

II "
T WILL sell tc.morrow morning, (Iussduv,D
- ~ 10 O'Clock, IN the room noxi door hrlo~ the
hon'e iUfDetIv occupied by Sanrel Ayfes, d stock
DRY GOODS. Consisting Of
"a mud "a brown ans. llea ch,d 9hf sDga
81 Stout Shrefine, good ~ ice
Hlue ond pluk Ap,oo Checks
DO do Eornttnte do
Bed Jichine. Il,1 Domesdcs, &c. &c
With many otter df-lrnhis Goods, Terms--AH
sums undeT 500. ca h--nvet 100 and not exceeA-
ing $500, "a mon'hs-over S2r0, twelve moprhs
credit. JOHN X u. PAYNE, Auctr.
I,n % It.
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Ne7r Rirc1 Rail Road On Wednesday Inst
Mr. Rives introduced into the IL of d. a motion
that the committee of Roads and Internal Naviga-
ton be instructed to enquire into the expcdency Of
authorizing the Board of Public Works to subscribe
IN behalf of the fund for internal improvement, for
portion OF the stock of the Lynch5erg and New
River Rail Road Company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23

NARNISU.--Ihes subscriber oil.rs Tor sal.
v asupp'y OF ,he very best bright copal vs,-
n'sh Howell DAVIES.
ian. 10 IN.
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ND PURSUANT 10 II Heed Of trust executed by
y sam g NoHcll u the Suhserlbci for purpnscs
therein expressed shall proceed To sol ut public
auction. to the hiahrslbIdde, on fuday tlo e0lh Of
the present month The emlifc stock Goods Of sad
Nofycl without reserve TheGoods bang nearly
all new, lilcy are confidently recommended 10 the
public, as many of thcn arr Gerg desirable
TERMS Al sums under 4loO cash all above
negotiable paper with approved cndorscrs.
WIN. c FRAZER, Trustee
POSTPONEM ENT.
IIiE above sale Of Dry Goods Is postponed
- from unavoidable circumstances, until Wed
ncsday the 10Th INST and the sale will positively
tate plarc on that day. But the subscriber will
continue to sel atprimc e05 until the day Of sale.
Those wishing to get bargains IN Day Goods ~llI
please call and examine Tor themselves.
WIN G FRAZER, Trustee.
Jan 10 1ttns
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I'IsENllT Ms.

Any pcr9en forwarding Five subscribers and
ven Inscription, shn!l receive the Paper free
for himself SO long as the Five continue.
ANY person forwarding Ten subscriber and
years subscription shall receive II copy Of the
LIFE OF NAPOLEON, beautifully bound III two
volumes OF any other work Of equal value which
may be- desired These books will be forwarded
with care in the manner directed by lie owner
ADDRESS THE EDITOR
Phlladelrhla. Jan. -. II
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The Richmond Enquirer says, Nj. Clay
dos not deserve the ute Of " Mediator Of the
south his late Speech in the Senate com
pletcly strips hm of all claim to it. This may be
very true But the Editor of the Enquirer should
reeoleei that he Is the only person who has ever
applied that tltlc to Mn Clay and if Mr. C. does no.
deserve 1t, it only shows the Editors bad judgment
OF bad taste, and not Mr. Cays III deserts
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.liiiaa CHARLES J.. GILEfON, aged =
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1ff'e ~ ,4s,oai II JOliN l. PE1ROSS
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WARDS OFFICE.
FREE ROADLOT-
TERRY

Class No | for 1879
To he drawn I'm Stamton, Va. on Wednesday tho
N1lh In. IL La, lnln
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81 W. are indebted to NaibdntetH C3ai5oruc
Esq for No. l. of the Evidence in suppolt of the
Memorial # the Frce Trade Convention, 10 Con
gress--preparcd by Henry Lee of Massachusetts,.
We shall be obliged 10 him if he VIII furnish us
with tie entire series, as they arc ISSUED from tho
press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28
August I.

NJOTICE.-Having purchased Land in North Carolin,
and intending to move there now offer for sale my
Tract Of Land on Turnp Greek, (about two thousand
acres in the upper endo Charlotte county, mile from
the Fork OF Big Falling and Stanton Rivers adjoining the
lands Of the heirs of Governor Patrick Henry and Mr.
VIM Iaey Sons, who are said by shippers Of tobacco
TO be the best tobacco makers in Virginia. This land
well adapted TO fine Fancy Tobacco, Corn and Wheat
large proportion Of il to clear heavily timbered
with about two hundred of soft rich bottom land
with the TuTnp Greek running through for three miles
which has been reclaimed by large canal with consde
rable expense which renders large proportion this bot
tom land safe in the largest eshes more good springs
than any other Of the same size have ever
10 virginia Inc improvements consist OF large and
convenient two story Dwelling House, with other
convenient out houses and as good set of Tobacco
Barns as any in the State As healthy situation
as any between the Blue Ridge and the Atlantic As
to the Society Of the neighborhood it is not exce-
ed by any, principally composed OF religious moral
and temperate people This Land lies within four
miles OF Manufacturing Mill on Big Falling, at Brook
neal, very oursbDg Village where capital will be kept
at all times to purchase wheat within cents of the LYNCH
burg current price, and WIN increase in price for wheat
the Roanoke navigation improves, whichs in great
state Of improvement This Land will be sold on the pre-
misses, on Thursday the 9th day Of September 1892 to
the highest bidder two and three wears credit e
purchaser giving bond and approved security II will be
divided, if required, into three four Tobacco Planta
tons In my absence, Mr. John Cage, who lives in the
neighborhood, will shew the Land invite all who yyisl,
to purchase Land TO make the fine fancy tobacco TO come
and view this as it is seldom such Land is in market
viii also sell two other tracts Of Land privately at 2
and years credit one lying Staunton River one mile
above BroOkneal, In Campbell county containing two hum
dred acres This Land is well adapted corn wheat and
tobacco with most valuable mill site the River with
la sufficient and water in quantity 10 erect Manuiac-
turing Mills Spinning Factories or any other establish
in. -
Tho .other Tract Of Land, lying ON Great Creek in
Mocklenburg county, one mile from Roanoke River and
thirty miles from the town Of Weldon This tract contains
5OS acres, third Of which Is first Low Grounds
his land well adapted the culture OF tobacco corn
wheat and cotton; we'll waiored with good Springs and
Great Creek running through IT, For for these two
last mentioned tracts, apply 10 The subscribers or Mr. Ro
pert Morton Of Charlotte who is duly authorized 10 con
urn any contract THOMAS PALMER.
August no. 2T6t
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RECALNOND, VIRGINIA., TUESDAY; es, 1882.
WNLK ISLAND FOR sALE.-In obedienco 10 a de

UINLK ISLAND FOR SALE.-In obedience to a de-
~ OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry for the county of Henrco, pronounced the 18th
day OF june 1882 in suit pending in said Court where
in John Peyon Boiling and others plaintiffs, and John
Gillian and others defendants the subscriber the
missioner therein named, will offer for SALE public
ton, at the Eagle Tavern, in the City OF Richmond, the
Both day Of August next the in the will of Doctor
James s. Gillian, mentioned called Elk Island, including
the high land called Tuggles and half the fishery
This property is generally known be of the
liable estates i'm Virginia. the Island being James River
low grounds OF the first quality Persons desiring
the land referred Mr. Fowler, the present
of the estate by whom will be shewn Possession will
be given the FIRST day of January next but the pur-
chaser will have the privilege of sowing crop of wheat
this fall, and the privilege Of curing the growing crop
tobacco will be reserved Judge May the present
The sale will be credit OF one, two, three and four
years. equal nstalments the first payment secured
by bond with approved personal security, the title
to the lands TO be reserved until the whole purchase
ney shall be paid, as security therefor.
authorized to say, that if the purchaser shall
1t, Judge May will have full crop of wheat the
land OIL fair terms.
w. NJ. ATKINSON, Commissioner
Petersburg, July l1th, 1892. 20-td
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Aug. 81.
VALUABLE AMELIA LANDS FOR sALE.-Pur.

VALUABLE AMELIA LANDS FOR SALE-Pur-
suant to decree Of the Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, for the County of Henco pronounced on the
23d day of june 1892 in the of Scott al Har
rison ct al. the Undersigned Commissioners for that
purpose appointed, WILL Wednesday, the 9th day of
September 1882, at the hour of III O'clock, A. NJ the
premises, offer for sale, public auction, the highest
bidder, the two following tracts of land, belonging the
estate OF Edmund Harrison, deceased, lying in Amelia
County, subject to the dover of his widow therein which
has been assigned, TO wit The called the Upper
Plantation, containing in the whole 1923 acres-and the
tract called the Oaks Plantation containing 202 acres i'm
the whoeas per pats and surveys thereof which will
be exhibited at the sale. These tracts will be sold entire
or in smaller parcels to suit purchasers shall be deemed
expedent
Terms-Cash will be required to the extent of the ex-
penses OF and commissions the salesand the ba-
lance of the purchase money credit of one, two and
three years will be given in equal payments the purchas
ers executing bonds with approved security and the title
will he retained until the whole purchase money is paid
The sale will commence the Upper Plantation at the
hour above named-and will be adjourned to, and CONT
nued on the Oaks Plantation, Immediately thereafter
HOLDEN RHODES
SAML. r. PULLIAM
August 2. 25-tds
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HDURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
n OF Law and Chancery held the Capitol in the CT
y Of Richmond, will be sold the highest bidder for cash
on the premises, Tuesday the 2Sh day Of August next
the tract OF land which James Andrew resides ly-
ing Cold Harbour in the lower end OF Hanover
y, containing 80 acres he the less-which
said sale will be made, according the provisions Of the
Deed of Trust made by the said James Andrew me as
trustee TO the payment of money in the said Deed
OF Trust mentioned As shall sell my character afoe-
said WILL convey only such title | authorized to
make by virtue Of the said decree and Deed OF Trust
BOWLING STARKE, Trustee.
July 27. 23-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

ENTITY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the
r. subscriber in May last stout dark mulatio man, IS
years Of age named Lewis He wore large whskers at
the time he went off, Lewis is afflicted with a rupture;
the truss may probably lead to his detection purchased
Lewis at Mr. Benz. Shepherds sale. II Is likely he is
either in the neighbourhood Of Brookfe Judge Mar.
shaPs planaton the Chickahominy: at the last men
toned place he has a wife.
will give the above reward If taken out Of the State
twenty dollars If apprehended within IT, lie must how
ever be delivered to me, Mill Wood in the county Of
Powbatan. DAVID McCAW.
August 81 40 St-vu