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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-25
CAEtIfOLL'S HOTEL,


VENIIE subscriber has taken possession OF lha'
u well known establishment recently occuPlvt
by Mrs, Backus, situated in the western part OF
town, near the courthouse. The houses are no"
undergoing thorough repair, with Improvement
and considerable additions, which Will aEo'',
pleasant accommodations TO those who may ca''
on him. Families travelling to the Springs, "lsp'
ing to remain some time in this place, can be luf
nisheJ with private rooms. The beds, beu''i"7,
81. being entirely new, together with the fe'''''
ana airy situation OF the establishment, nc ~
sumes will add much to the comfort oil ra'en,''
His stables will be well furnished, End MS u"'
will contain choice old wines and Liquors w
stables are large and roomy, and will at all "''.s
be well furnished, and attended by good anu ae'i''
oseis.
The line of Stage Coaches to this place from ''''
North West and the watering places, all SOP a.
this house. Extra Coaches can ut any time "
procured during the Spring season.
Having leased the above establishment .o' =
term of years, and furnished it entirely anew ~
considerable expense, he hopes that with close P'
sonal attention, he will be able to render sat'S'N
ton to his customers. 6. CARROLL.
Fincastlc, Va. March IL, 1888. 81
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MIR ANDREW BOWMAN-As you n
WI nonresident ofthis State, take this means
of notifying you, that on the first Saturday in A
pril next shall, at the Clerks office OF Simpson
county, Kentucky, proceed to take the deposition"
of Richard Fowler, to be read in chief upon the
trial of your suit now depending against me in the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
Bedford county, Va. II from any cause said dc
position shall not he taken the above day, then
and in that case it will be taken on the second Sat
urday of April, at the same place.
Your obt. servt ROBERT TINSLEY.
Bedford CO. Va Feb Oh 1888
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$40 REV. ASxD.

R ANYWAY, from my house. on Tuesday the
NJ 9th March, Negro Man by the name Of
ALBERT. He Is about IS years ofage five
feet 10 inches high, round shouldered, and dark
Mula,to,--he had on when he left my house, mixed
domestic cont pantaloons of the same, dyed brown,
and fur cap, very much worn have very little
doub, but what he is in Lynchburg, as he has q
good many acquaintance in the place, and was
seen on his way there PAUL &. CABELL.
New Glasgow March, H. Is
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LUON AL. 1'lEfISl

= 1 FlE subscriber, having been absent from tow
- frequently in the past year, deems ii necessa
ry to inform his friends and the public generally
that he shall continue TO carry on the BRICK
LAYING AND PLASTERING BUSINESS
In town, and will be ready to execute work, with
neatness and dispatch, on the shortest notice. He
has on hand, at this time, one hundred and fifty
thousand BRICKS, of good quality Any person
wanting Building done would do well to call, so as
TO have it done in the early part of the season,
which gives time for the work to cement before the
freezes of the winter, which are very injurious for
work that is just pu, up
A word to the wise is sufficient for them.
WM. B. BROWN.
Iynchbuvs, Feb - I'm
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DESCRIPTION.

Mercury IS a beautiful bay, six years old this
Spring, full five feet two inches hsb Of great
aloutness, fine bone and muscle, and as well pro
portoned as any horse in America hia grea, depth
of chest, expanded with RIBS Of that oral form cs-
tcomed by oil the great desderaam in the iorma-
ton Of the race horsc-hs legs are bacti With
beautiful variegaiiohs Of spots about his ankles,
showing at once the striking analogy he bears to
his unfiyallud kindred. lis mane and tail are as
black Is the liehen raven, flowing with an ali of
graceful proportion which 6eauiIhes ana aaofns
the Nobtc Sized lis neel Using out Of his shout
tcrs IN gradual arch like proportion, towering IN
the ar with grandeur indispensable, = inserted IN
to a tounlcnanee gentle aud noble, and at the samc
time lighted Wit that vleilant sogaetY Whei 81
justly belongs u the distinguished of luo raee oaI
terminating IN roslr'B WIDE nei ey"'njos. ~.
natng the same ambioas snft y Aleh character
l1cd Inn through manj "a hmd fought Ge.d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-25
CIR .EME 4 NIOSBY,
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND, Va

RICHMOND, va.
HAVE on hand and offer for sale,
XII Hbds St Croix and New Orleans Sugars,
sVV part prime,
20 boxes white HAVANA Sugar
- do Loaf Sugar, various qualities
. hhis ~ o. and West India Molasses
100 bags green Rio Coffee
80 do best old Java do
50 ar. chests and & H. boxes G.. Powder and
Imperial Teas
s half chests young hyson Tea
DO hyson skin do
5 pipes Cognac Brandy, Seignel,e brand
10 pipes pure Holland Gin
so bbls Martins old Rye Whiskey
25 bbls Bum gardeners ito do
10 do FIack & Sons do do
30 hhds Baltimore Whiokcy,
50 bbs do do
10 hhds Apple Brandy
IS do N E. Rum
30 do Baltimore Gin
ID do do Cordial
- do sweet Malaga Wine
40 do Marseilles Madeira do
10 India bbls genuine Madeira do old
50 whole and half baskets Champagne do
Port MADEIRA and Sherry Wine, IN cases
OFF, 3 and 4 doz.
10 cases Rhenish and Bordeaux Wine
100 l, 3 and gallon Demjohns
10, 900 genuine Havana Segars
80 900 common do do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-25

XYlRGiNiA At a court Of monthly session, began and
held for the county OF Amherst al the Court house,
Monday the 18th day Of February, ls33.-Walter L..
Christian, Painf against john Christian and Peer +.
Christian, Defendants. lin Chancery.
The Defendant John Christian having entered his
appearance and given security the of As
semby and the rules ofthis and it. appearing to
tho satisfaction Of the court that he is inhaban
of this Commonwealth On motion Of the Plaintiff, by his
COUNSEL il is ordered that the said defendant John Chris
tian do appear here on before the first day of May
court next to answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynch
burg Virgnisn for two months and posted
the trout door OF the courthouse, the said county
ACopy-Teste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Clk
MR., H. wom
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(HD brother 10 The celebrated Shakespeare
WYNN stand the ensuing season at my stable
" on Wards road, in Campbell county, II
Leesyilie and at Porier's Shop at Which st"nds
he will be regular. except on public days The
season will commence on the 10Th "f March, and
end on the lst Of August He will be lei o mare.
at 50 the single leap, the money To be paid u, thr
time the mare is covered, aud any person putting
by the leap should the stand will b. per
miited to come into the season $l2 the season
which may be discharged by the payment Of $40
within the season (; Sl5 TO insure a mare to be in
oa' 10 be paid soon as is ascerIained that III
is in foal, transferred so cents To the groom Ia
every case. The greatest care will be taken to
prevent accidents, but will not be liable for any
that may happen
'lRGiNIuS is rising Q years old, q ha nd.om
mahogany bay, with black legs, name and tail aud
a handsome star in his forehead. He is about 8
feet . inches hgh-his form is, by good judges
pronounced excelleni-and IN action he IS not x.
elIed by any horse JACOB EARLY.
PEDIGREE.
VIRGlNiUS was got b, the celrhvated running
morse Virginian, who was got by Si Archy, whose
pedigree is SO well known that IT is unnecessary
tor me to repeat it. Vrgmius's dam by Balls Gel
rbra,ed running horse Florizel his grandam by tn
imported Crippled Wonder, 6. grandan by the in
20, ted horse Bedford, g. e. grandam by Symes
Wildair. WILLIAM o. GREGORY
Feb % ia
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NOTICE.

Y OST, on FRIDAY tie 18th lnsl. botweea Lynch.
IL burg and Wa Kennedy $, in the county of
Rogkbr,dgo, near Btowrsburg. Leather PoCk-
Ell BOOK, contaioing bond against Paul Jones
for ST., par, pe,i-s bond against Lindsey Shoe
maker 70, sls--a bond against John llockadaY
S27 30, payable IN Cabinet Furniinre--sn nc
acknowledgement Of Samuel Smithson, for William
Sml,hson for si5, payable the 10Th August next
- sunday Executions against Cyrus Iydic6-h
power Of attorney from Robert II Grny-5 Quar-
Ter Lottery Tickets, together with sundry Other pa
pers Any person finding same and delivering
the Pocket Book and contents 10 Captain Samuel
steele, a, the BufIaloe sprnss IN Amherst county
or to myself in Lynohburgw viii be libefaily rewar-
Ged nun SHdh.
March 81 II
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ssEo REV ARD.

E1 ANAt, AY from the subscriber living Eve
~ miles south OF Campbell court house, about
the l2th Of January last negro man, named
JACOB, 81 years old, feet or inches
high, of hight yellow complexion, thick and
chunky, large feet and hands, with short thick fin
gcrs-had on when he went away, ligh, colored
clothes. The above reward will be given to any
one for experimenting and delivering said man to
me, or $40 for his apprehension and security in
any Jail sol get him again. GEO. W. JONES.
March Ii, Is
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Bonnet and Dress making.

MFRS. +. TRUSIOW respectfully informs the
1V1 Ladies of Lynchburg, and the public gene
rally that she is prepared TO receive all orders in
her line, and pledges herself to execute work with
dispatch, ard in the mos, approred style, one door
below the Post Office, and sollcils u continuance
of their fivors.
re
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Commission Husiuess

HRIIE subscriber offers his services to his friends
u and the public Commission Merchant
His Office is few doors above the Franklin Hotel.
SAML. ANTHONY.
Mrs. Anthony wishes to take few Young La
dies as Boarders. Her rooms are commodious, and
some Of the best Schools in Lynchburg.
E'ch 81 Is
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VOuMIry Merchants.

YfUAVE sf.n preparing, very largely 10 receive
yuu this sesso IN the China, Glass and Earth
en- Ware linz y, mr. not be disappointed in Wis
H. You .eail not be di'nrpointed in saving, II you
buy Il re. "a" c'raVage IN Richmond, The ioH and
freight up hs rirSr, he dragage aud comm is'ion IN
Lyaehbrg which Is about s,I per- cent.
JOS. ID EVANS.
Msrrh OIL u
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Sale of valuable Negroes, &c.

In pursuance of n decree of,ho County Cour, Of
II Campbell rendered a, the March Term of
1899, in the cause of West and others, against
West aud others viii sell, al put'Ile auction.
10 the highes, bladder at the residence Of Charles
West, in the County of Campbell near the town
Of Lecsvle, on Saturday the 9th day o April next,
il fair. Il not, the nesi fair day thereafter, (Sun-
days exccp,ed) all the personal property, with It's
increase, beqacathed by the will Of John West,
senr., decd TO his widow, ~arah West, during hrr
natural life, consisting of Five valuable Negroes
ono Horse, stock of Cattle, and Household Funi.
tro.- Terms Of sale--All sums over five dollars,
twelve months credit, bond with approved securi-
ty undce five olars. cash.
CHARLES ANTHONY,
RALpH SMITH, g..
BENJAMIN HADEN
JEREMIAH L LANDER SON
March p. w
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NIEISC 'uNla
!G;::k

Tx Pfoperfg Fl y y olirer, q Lynei6aR.
fRSllls beautiful Race Horse and Stallion haY-
- Ing been selected with tic strIelcst care tom
he most valuable stock oflhe land, Is no. nj has
stand al my stable, at Rocky Mouni Franklin eaun'
ty, Va, IN the glory aud sigour Of his youth ready
TO serve mares tho reduced price freHiyfTt do.-
ars the season, winch may be discharged b. t@en'
dollars pad on OF before the the 1T Of July
kuiR.fre dollars insurance, to be paid os soon as
the same is aseefteiucd or the mare padcl with
Fdess dollars the single leap. TO he pad down at
the tune Of service and one dollar eahi 10 the room
IN every instance. Any gentleman, Incoming 70
sponslbe Cor SIX mares will be allowed one GRATIS
-the sen8on 10 commence the 1T February ahd
expire the lst Of July. The subscriber will use hts
most Yigi8ut eXeflions TO give nmpa satisfaction
to all WHO may pasronze his horse, and to prevent
all accidents au1 escapes, but cannot be liable for
any that may happen. Extensive pas'uiage IS
prepared lor al. mares sentto Mercury, and every
attention viii be paid 10 mares with colts nothing
will be charged for servants accompanying tiem,
and only twenty five cents per dry tor feeding
with gnn to all such may order It Mares put
TO Hefenfg, that fail thus season, VIII only be char
gcd half price the next
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March 4.
NOTICE.

NOT1CE.
'ENFlE Stockholders in the Lynchburg and Blue
IL Ridge Turnpike Company are requested to
make payment of Twenty Dollars on each share
to Samuel McCorkle, Trcasurer-lmmediate pay
ment W be expected.
FRANCIS T. MERIWETIIER,
Sent o. President
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pE,IltG

YOU NJ Sl Plan was got by the imported
Arabian horse Syphax, VINO was imported in the
United States Fngnte Constitution, commanded by
Com. jacob Jones' and was laaded at New York,
IN the L. S. OF America, IN Nay, lS2i-SyPbox
was obtained by Maj. Townsend Stth late Amer
lean Consul at the REGENCY Of Tuns, and was
purchased from an Arab Of Distinction who valued
him above any horse IN The actual possession OF
the Boy OF KING of Tunis he was foaled near
Mecca, in the Kingdom Of Yemen 1t is well
known to all who are acquainted with the history of
that noble animal tthe horse) that the pufest blood
in the known world IS found IN this part OF Arabia
Young Syphaxs dam was sot by the celebrated
race horse Nrglniau, who was sire of Shakcs-
pcnro, Vlrgmlns and many othe, hne horses, whose
colts have been 50 highly approved IN various
parts of the country. Vrginlan was by Sir Ar
chy, who was the sire Of Sir Charles, Kandophs
Janus Rinal1o &c some OF whom have stood as
high rs $50 the season. The public are so well
acquainted with the pedigree Of Sir Atclly, il
would be only repeating what they have heard a
gain and again. to give 1t at large suffice 1t TO say,
at very advanced age hc stood At 500 the
Vrginian's dam. NJ rink, was by Magoe, he by
Chandelier, he by Wdalr, he by Col Baylor S
imported horse Fearnought, and he by Godolphin
Arabian, in England. Young Syphux's grandan,,
Il mare of fine form and appearance, was by OBJ
security. AS NAT NoiIISoil, VINO owned thlS mare
removed some years ago from tins State to Ken
lucky, have not yet been able to obtain her pcdl-
gree as fully some might wish, hut II will APP
pear that Young Syphax Is not only by full bloc
ded Arabian but the side of his dam has large
portion of the best blood in Virginia, ever in
America and rs hc stands very low for a horse of
his Stock it is not TO be expected any variation will
be made IN the terms above menliored. Should
any be disposed to doubt any part ofthc above, they
will confer a favor on the subscriber by examining
his Vouchers as also number of vouchers in the
hands of Mr.. Christopher |. Undertake, who now
owns Syphax too voluminous TO be inserted in a
Common horse bill THOMAS CALLAWAi
March II 1T
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a LII persons having claims against the estate
IA Of John l., Douglass, dee. are requested To
make them known TO the subscriber Immediately.
CHARLES ANTHONY, Adm
Of John l. Douglass, dec
Campbrli co March IL W.T.
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II will sell on Friday the 9th Of April for cash in
i the county ofCampbolI, at the hodso e John
Hubbard, three horses, all his household and kiteh
en- furniture, all ofhs plantation utensils, all ms
crop on the plantation ten head of cattle, twelve
sheep, one cart aud ono yoke Of oxen, AMI TWEEN
" head Of hogs. The above sale is maile by me
to pay sundry debts due to Hancock y Brown, MS
specified in deed IF trust made by John Hubbard
Oh The ilh day of August. 1929 to secure the pay
men, thereof viii deed is duly recoldtd in the
Clerks Office oiiho county court Of Campbell !
shall convey the title vested in ne hy said decd
+. a IiOLCOMEE, Trustee.
March IA. Mtls
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KS ESSltS Charles l. Jordan and Matilda It's
1vA wife Alexander Button, t;ustuyus \ Bur
ton, John n. Burton, Christopher {, Burton, aud
Elizabeth Burton the last -four Of whom are in
fants under the age Of 81 years, and 10 sue by
Alexander Burton, their next hcnd, aud John
I.eitwich and William Loowich, snrvlymg Exccu.
tors of Col VIM Leftwleh DECD.
Please take notice, that on the Goth 9th and 2Stl
days of March 1889, ut the Etl Tavern IN Liberty,
we shall take sundry deposIHpns, 10 be read on
The trial of the suit Of Jordan a. against john +.
Read j al. now depending in the Circuit Superior
court of law and chancety tor the town ii Lynch
burg, and standing on reference before Com'r.
Benagh hand at the Chanccry Office in Lynch
burg on the 3olh aud 3isi days Of the same month";
we shhll take sundry other aiidaH,ts or DISPOSITIONS
and all to be read On the uai Of the SAID cau,e OF
Jordan VS., Read, when and where attend
.Johu r. ~ Road
RobeFt Rose
Vim. Green,
S Read #. c.
Anderson c IGriss,
James Hcfeii
Beaia@iH W.,
Gr0rgc .NorreH,
SsPfca l., MticicN
Bedford county, March 4, 1893 Is
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The high bloodcd horse

a HANDSOME mahogany sorrcl,5 years Oh
"A next May, full - hands blgh, of fine form aud
action TO his age and height uncommonly bulky in
his general appearance admired and approved, and
Ivy measurement having at least q inches to grow
III height-lle viii ST nd the present season, one
hall Of his time, (pubc days exceptcd,) at my
Mills, near LecsvilIo, III the county Of Campbell,
and one third at lanes llu,son's, rear Wards
read, and the other lkirl At
and viii be 1t to mares al it6 tie leap, cash, and
a 10 III. ieason, payable the first day Of August
next, when the season will cxplre-tsl5 TO insure
II MARI, payable as soon as she is known 10 be in
Load. u parted with Any individual putting On
nun mares. will be allowed deduction Of one dol.
iaf eaeh, fly the season. o. two dollars each tby
izt.ufuucc J
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NOTICE..

Bedford county, March 4, 1893
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-26
PEOPLES LINE.
New Stage lime.

THE Proprietors of Il lis line have the pleasure
of announcing to the public, that they have this
day started DAILY LINE of Four Horse Post
Coaches, from ST. Georges TO Milford, to run in
connection with the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Peoples Steam Boat Line.
This line leaves st. Georges every day, (Sun-
days excepted) Immediately upon the arrival OF
the boat from Philadelphia, and arrives at Mill
ford at an early hour thu; same evening. Lea
wing Milford at an early hour in the morning, and
arrives at t.Georges in time to take the Barge in
the Canal--either for Philadelphia OF Baltimore
Fare from st. Georges to Milford, So 90.
Intermediate distances, iolc as any other
regular line.
The Proprietors of this line DESTROYS of exten-
ding to people travelling through the Peninsula
of Delaware that. accommodation which has in
part, been offered by the Proprctors OF the Phil
adelphia and Baltimore "people's Steam Boat
Line" natter themselves that they will receive
that patronage, which the merit of their enter
prise eatitle them to.
l, ought to be cheering to- the heart of every
Freeman, and more especially, to those of the
State of Delaware under present circumstances,
to behold the private enterprise Of their fellow
citizens, interposing to rescue them from the
imposition of aristocraffc monopoly. 1t is upon
this coun cr principle that the ''People's Steam
Boat Line" has been started and to aid so lautl-
able purpose, we take plea in offering this,
our own effort, in hostility to chartered monopo-
y.
MULFORD, TEMPLES, s. Co.
| NJ ID. Passengers by this lii are offered gratis.
an excurs on from 50. Georges to Sumn,n Bridge,
and back, in the Bargys for Philadelphia.
June 5, 1864 It.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-26
Fresh Teas, Groceries, &c.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he mas
lust received at his stores, corner OF hen'
T. Market, and third and Market streets, Wil-
mington:
Chests Gunpowder Tea.
5 do Imperial do
90 do Young Hyson do
Is do Souchong do
10000 lbs. N. Orleans & Porto Rico Sugar.
600 lbs. Candy & Lovermgs refined do.
90 bags Coffee. Box and Keg Raisihs.
1000 lbs. Baltimore & Virginia Tobacco.
1000 do Ham, Fitch, and Shoulders.
Sugar House, New Orleans, and West In
dia Molasses.
Old Rochela Brandy by the pipe, gallon,
or demijohn.
Coeniac and Peach Brandy, Holland Gin,
jamaica Spirits, old Rye, and common WINS
key, Wines and Coidials of a superior quail :
ty &c. All of which he offers for sale cheap
for cash, or acceptances.
JOHN CLEALAND.
58-2m.
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DRY GOODS

suitable for the Spring and Summer seasnoS
which were purchased very low, and viii be
sold either wholesale or retail at small ad-
vance for cash. His Stock consists in part OF
Blue, black, brown, olive and green Cloths
of superior and medium qualities.
Cassimeres, double and single milled,
Summer Cloths and merino Cassimeis,
Hastings, Princettas and Brochells,
Nankins, blue and yellow.
Vestings, silk, Merseiles and Nalencias.
Drllings and summer Stripes,
Irish Linens, good lot,
Umbrellas and Parasols,
Silks of various kinds, very low,
Painted musins, ginghams, chintze and
caicoes, great variety OF the newest
style and richest patterns,
Fancy handkercicfs and Shawls, new style,
Laces, edgings and insertions,
Thread and bobbinett,
Hosiery of all kinds,
Pongees, brown and lead colrd, very cheap,
Russia table cloths, Summer Hats, line
and medium qualities,
East India Mating, plain and figured a,
and quarters wide,
With a large assortment OF DOMEo IL
GOODS. He will be regularly receiving
additional supplies. SO as to keep his ussort'
ment worthy the attention of those who may
wish to purchase.