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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15
April y

" lRGINIA.-N rules holden in the clerks OF
' flee oithc Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccry for the town OF Isnchhurg. ON the 9th
day of April 1850. Samuel Garland Pitt against
James Martin, Dudley Jones aud Ansclm GARRISON
in their own rights and Executors of Thomas
Jones', dec. Thomas Jones son of Thomas Thorn
rs Jones, son of John. porcas Norman. and
Thomas Moormau. and Lewis Bennett. infants bv
James Benagh, specially assigned their guardian
Samuel BranstOrd, Sergeant OF the Corporaton of
Iynchburg, and such, administrator of George
Martin, dec. Elizabeth Martin, widow of George
Martin, dec Jesse Webb and Polly his wife, George
Eve and Patsy his wife, John Fowler VIM Shaw
and Patsy his wife. Howard Martin and Lucy his wife
Anselm Clarkson and Mildred his WIFE Milton Ben
nett, Thomas Bennett, Douglas Bennett. Howard
Bennett, Samuel Branstord. administrator of John
Webb, dec. and the same Samuel Branstord admin
lstrator OF Nicholas McGmnis. dec. Robert Morris
and Walker &. Mcriwether, administrator ofGenrge
u. Mcuiwcthcr, dec. Dctts.
The defendants tnsem Clarkson and Mildred his
wife, George Eve and Patsy his wife, and Tlom,>
Bennett, not having entered their appearance and
given security according TO the act of Assembly and
the rules OF tins court. and happening by satisacto-
~ evidence, that they not inhabitants of this
country Its ordered, that the SAID defendants do
appear here before the first ay of the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff. and that COPY of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper.
printed in the town of lynchburg, for two months
successfully, and posted the front door of the
courthouse in said town. A copy-Teste,
ID. RODES. clerk
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

" lRGlNIA-\t count Of monthly session, held
for bedford county, At the cour house. the
I'D day OF ebruary, one Thousand eight hundred
and thirty h,e,--'lhomas l'adgctt, Elizabeth
Padgett, John Merritt, Cornelius Merritt james
:, Merritt, john Merritt il, Peter Day and
Patsy his wife, late Patsy Merritt, aud Spsan
Jane Merritt. Pits, against Richard Merritt, John
Merritt son III Thomas, stephen Farmer and Polly
his wife, Ellis Wright, aud his TWO children Thorn
as Wright and Wmucy Wright, John Nichols and
Susan his wife, Joshua Thomas aud lucy his wife
Joseph Dawson and Eduha his wife. Jordan Greasy
and Lucinda his wife, Thomas Merritt and john
Crews and Clara his wife, DeiendmtS-Iu Chancery
The defendants Richard Merritt, John Crews and
Clara his wife Els Wright Thomas Wright Win
ncy Wright, stephen Farmer aud Mary his wife, and
John Nichols Susanna ms wife not having entered
their appearance and gwen security agrccablN to the
act of Assembly and the rules olhs court, and il APP
pcarug To the satisfaction Of the that they
not inhabitants OF this State II is ordered, thai the
said defendants appear here on the fourth Monday in
June next, and answer the bill OF the complanantS
and that ncopv of this orderbc forthwith published
in the Nrgiuan, paper published in the town of
lynchhurg, tortwo months successfully, aud posted
the front door of the court house of this county
cupy--Tcste,
roe, MITCHELL, {. ne.
A,,lp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

The Petersburg Constellation states, that Elijah
linrd, charged with iogcry, has been lately tried
At that place, found guilty, and sentenced I, two
years confinement in the Penitctiary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

In his late annual communication 10 the City
Council OF New York, the Mayor of that city
states that the real estate held by the Corporation
is fast increasing IN value, and if not now. may
soon be safely estimated at ten millions of dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15
PEDIGREE.

His dam Hifter'S Nnid, bred b, the late General
Coles Of Dosoris Long Island, own sstcrto 4meri-
EcHpse-eot by Daroc, out ofthc noted Nitier's
D9iasei by Old Messenger, dam the imported Pots
Niue Daroc by Diomed, out Of ipGado. The
blood ofihc above Horses Is too well known 10 need
further conlncnt. YorNo AMERICAN ECLIPSE pro-
miscs eq9. any Horse IN this country, Stock
Horse.
The following Certificate, from my Trainer, will
show that he exhibited great spead and bottom in his
training, but obliged to take him out from the cir
cunstances he mentions -
do hereby certify, thai | trained Mr. &. W. Van
Rausr's Grey Eclipse Coli, by American Eclipse out
of his full sister, and found by the trials made with
HIM, ard tso Eclipse Colts was training tor Major
William Jones 1t New Market, l.. l. that he had good
speed and bottom and regret | could not have linn
again or irregular tram ina proper fix. He came TO
me with the ieorSt sore back saw, and could not
be rode until the 18th of September; and by driving
his work. the time being 50 short, hIs fore Sims be
came sore, partly buckcd, and had 10 take him out Of
train, &c WILLIAM BANTER.
Long fstn3, March l., lS35
My object IN breeding YorSa AMERICAS EclIrsE.
by the usual experiment OF putting Nom Of the Nil
To her sui brother, InerjcaH Eclipse and thereby to
preserve, pure and uucontaminaed by amy advent
uouS or inferior cross, this superior and uncquaed
blood has been, in this Instance completely realized.
breeders have III this young Horse, fair formed
noble animal, fully equal To his sire III size form, and
figure, with dentically the saline blood in his veins.
BY which means the unrnalled qualities of his sire
may be pcrpeiuaed many years, When, by the course
OF nature the original shall cease 10 exist.
| amtnlls aware of the general prejudice III this
country, against breeding In and in," but in Eng
land, where they have hadmore experience. although
there Is among breeders diversity of opinion, yet
the prejudice Is the other way. But long as
have the example OF thu English Flying ChRderS,
the blood Of whose dam Wis nearly identical
withthat Of Old Spdnkrr, aud whose performances
hundred years since have been cqualled 10
tins day, and from whose stock derive
best blood. must adhere my opinion that IN
brccding," is Gotonly useful bnt toa certain extent
necessary, 10 ensure superiority IN the progeny.
My advanced age, and consequent inability at
tend personally To my Stud Horses, induced me last
fall to dispose Of the principal part of thcn-l how
ever reserved YOUNG AMTRleAN ECLIrsE with
view OF being able to get him established in some part
OF the country, where his stock might be duly apprc
ciated, and prove valuable To the breeder.
{. VIVIAN RANST,
1Dn Rrna1Way NrV y orb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

The st Franc>ville QLoui>ana) Advertiser
st ties that some cases OF cholera have occurred at
East and West Baton Rouge
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15
Bedford November Court, 1894.
'ohn Massey aud George Massey, Plaintiff
IL "

John kascv, aud George kascv, Plaintiffs
against
Mary Massey, widow and rcrt of james Kasey de-
ceased, Richard !. Shaon and Amy his wife Alex
andcr kascy William kascy, Samuel Martin and
Mar, his wife, james kasey, Thomas kasey and
Eliza Massey. hcicudants-h ChGnccry.
This day, this cause came on to be heard b, con-
sent OF the parties upon the bill answers and c>am
nation ct witnesses, and was argued bv counsel ::
pom consideration whereof the court doth adjudee.
order and decree that the defendants " iiam kaSey
ana ihomaN Massey, executors ut James kasey de-
ceased, do render an account of their administration
OF tue estate OF then SAID estaor before the Com
missioner OF tins court, and that the same Commits
Siouef take an account of the ad,anccments
ma e 10 the plaintiffs and each of the defendants bv
the sad James Massey, deceased in his life time to-
gcthef with the value of devscs and egacics to each of
the parties plaintiffs and defendants, under the will of
the SAID james Massey, deed. and that the SAID Com
missioner no is hereby directed To state and settle
the several accounts above mentioned. report
the same 10 tins court. with any matter specially
stated, thought pertucn, by himself or required b,
decree. Copy-Testc.
RO. c. MITCHELL b. C..
CoMMIssioNER's OFFICE,
Liberty. april u 1885. :
The parties interested will take notice. tina, have
appoint ID the 25th day of June to state and settle
the accounts decided by the foregoing decree. when
the parties will attcnda my office, in The of Lib
'riN. prepared for srttlcn,.r'
Jn~. WILSON Com.
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720, Broadway, New ! orh

NouNo tNERicAN EcLrsf. Is at his stand III
my cae.is he Is as large and Just such horse, III
form and appearance. the celebrated American
running horse, Old EcHpse, is hoped, he will
please the breeders ot bloodcd Stock.-Notng as he
IS, Mr., Van Ralls has refused $4,000 for him, and
will probably train him again this iall-n which
case, it Is more han likely that lie will slew HIM
self equal Us Il turf horse, to that OF his renowned
sirc.-W hie with Mr.. Baxter. he gave the best pro-
mise, aud exhibited most of the pcculiarties oi the
old llorse-aways run under strong pull, allowing
at the same time Il free use Of the timber His sire
ii will be remembered was rode in great races, with
wire whip and steel spur. both ot which were free
" used. The ample means OF Mr.. Van RauSt lave
placed II III his power TO indulge himself IN Il
great fondness for distinguished stock-Iic owned
the old imported Messenger, for eleven Years, Il
horse, in every way equal to Dlomcd. or Ilars old
Mcdley-he paid $1,000 for Bussorah before he
landed from the ship--lIc purchased Old American
Eclipse, often. Coles, and experimenting he might
die, engaged the ncXtC cit, his dam might have by
Durock. This colt, called the Niillel's Maid, was
put to her full brother old Eclipse by which means
Mr. Van Rans obtained Young American Eclipse
As the old Eclipse is now standing in Dinw ddle at
500, il Is really to be hoped that this veteran bree-
ders horse will be encouraged at the reduced price
oi so. Good and extensive pasturage Is provided
near l.ynclburg-marcS will be grain fed at %
cents day without stint. Ivory possible attention
paid to mares from distance, but no responsibility
for escapes accidents
Young American Eclipse will be at the Bedf6rd
Election. HENRY BROWN il.
April II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

Paris correspondent of a Londonpapcr details
some OF the methods used by Louis Philippe to
silence the opposition OF men of letters He re-
latcs that an entire edition ola translation of Mil
tom 10y 'hatcauhrland has been taken up by royal
ana lllhlsierml suhSclpnons,-an act of address
and mnniilccncc which fails not To have an effect
on the sensitive and high-mindcd Nscount who
would indlenantly Npun a bride
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

Ii is stated in the New Bedford Mercury that
several weeks previous the first shock oil the late
destructive earthquake at Conception, two large
volcanoes burst out On the southern ridge of the
OF the rance OF mountains known by the name of
the tordcus,' and al the last account conin-
ucd 10 emit large volumes of smoke and lava To the
terror ot the Inhabitants olthe ncighboring provn-
ccS. The destruction of towns and VILLAGES extend
ed siAtN miles in The interior.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

Pupils may board for the above price, with the
teachers, orn gcntccl families the vlllage.-Seho-
lars may enter the School Al any period of the term
and will be charged, from such time, according to
the above rate. And it is desirable that pay for the
term should be in advance. Y. SMITH.
Nav 6w
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Splendid Tobacco Estate, and Farm for
Sale.

Ri authority ofthe owners. offer far sale thar
- most valuable and desirable LANDED ES.
iAiE' on which the late Henry Clark resided at
the time OF ms DEATH situated on the North Fork of
o,'ef fNef III the county oiBedord, and containing
oetWech 3oo and 1000 acres more or less There is
on tins tract large quantity of valuable low grounds
ana very considerable portion of most excellent
tobacco land. The soil is most admirably adaped
TO inc production OF corn tobacco and small grain
Inc improvements are calculated for the comfortable
accommodation OF small family, and there is upon
me Land most excellent apple orchard In fine
thhh imay with proprieiy say that there are but
few II any, tracts of land offered for sale in TN,
section oil country combining many attraction,
and advantages as the one in question
The terms of sale will be liberal. and will he made
known on application
Mr. James e. Mooman, or Mr. John s Brown
VINO at present reside on the premises WILL | have
view it, CIUSMEI n .DpHIEV
June II
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NEGROES w ANTED.

INAE subscriber wishes to purchase 10 or IL
YOUNG NEGROES. of both sexes, for uh,ch
nntfal pfic'S VII I've gwen. WtRT.
II April :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
Tn2iKo KYT
nsl0odcH %t0sf. For safe.

NDE IN uuInn III l0lIr, M M, Ill ,l--9 ,-In,1
l,,n, ,I,bt and ,.-u,,,, and al ,l,., I,,
ma, bc5,Y ob,o1tn,.# Ia55o4ed h, tho lln.lor.s NJ
niel. ulo rr,craosI8 relieved me, nom ,lo,rnlli,.
uhlrl bad e>peelf,lI4 10 encounter, md which
-, sem, of I1,.fic, and p1op,Iql, ,cnch M .holld
remove wpllout wanting ta,# compul~ion. s,,lI sci,
dunInp hr week. OF Ir Tree IIllI Fan Races. winch
Will commence ON Tuesday. the rI>rn d5, al o,f,
ben next IN. ,h nl, -fock al Ilo.os rn1If,,.f, II,
estimation, somohiua liz - 81 90 UOp taIla=.No,l
Iufndfne Galluul. IN, nba.,. #lra g II ,s me- h.. ,o
.pras srnec hrs proinrf proved winner. l4>r ,4ri,o
over nearly every race course Of distinction yLcrc
flc1 appeared W. At Fairfield Tree HI ,4,.h
mslon Baltimore. and NJ both ucetins.# 49, tine
mon Goili..c Lon. Island and obn.r colt arc ~,
pfc4ef demand and :il srIlfno AT L,olI,, ,,., t,,
al, Other Lor.. a., Lu,tfle flr r., p,
auc. lulian. the winner o1 the Jocko, club nm.
/ g.. nllr heats N AYa4btn,,lon and New Yo,L for
whom Col Johnson #sr4c,al tI,ucs rrlae,a ~ onu
liSr SUNNI. Ipc, Asltn4 tl,t T. l,l ~ nd -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
IRON NllNSISSInnI

oaraeeounto from tie scat Fl irar ire down to
the 18th nt At that time the excitement was
rapidly sahsiding, THOUGH the examinations OF ,us-
peeted persons, white and black. were still pro-
grrsslne Two white men were in custody. one of
whom twas supposed, would he whipped, OF hng
ON the l9th, and the Other handed over 10 the it-
dlcial tribunals. free neero. not lone since man
united, had been also hum. prcirnin, death to
the 300 Iasles ordered 10 be inflicted upan him.
the court eratilicd hm.-1'he danger bping over.
and enough having beea done by way otexamplc,
II strikes Us that the mob should transfer 10 the IN
dlclal power the attributes it has heretofore oxer-
elsed, The following latter which We cop, from
the Lexington hcn,) htelliecnccr draws horli-
bic picture OF the c>>iine sate Of things.
"Nlehsaree, Jul, I2th. ISIS.
Throughout Kinds and Madison the e>eomcnt
WIS tremendous. They hay' hung about II white
men and l. negroes ia Madison county. In Hand,
they had several in dufesa. | never saw people so
blind with excitement IN al my life The ropulacr,
breathing Jury and vengeance, arc up lor blood they
have tasted some, and God alone knows where thcv
viii stop. AsNct, the Executive ho. not iutelposcd
I" arrest tins violent Infringement Of the evil roNci.
No minister OF the law has attempted to- Shy course
of procedure winch threatens lhcuopcny--thc lives
!
ference Is had by those IN power, ciyl WI mus be
the lss,e al these high handed atd violent measures.
y Nj. Sha1kcy, cousin Of tie thict Justice of our
State, a1d highly respectable, incurred the deplca-
sure Of Madison county, because as mays he
had caused the discharge ol suspected mon IN
the eusiod, OF a guard from Madison. Tie next
night the Same guard, being reinforced, catne down
10 take Shaihey. lie prepared himself Tor them, and
fought ~ well as to Kill the leadcr, wound luethcr
and NIL aud wound 1.-Two horses of the asslln4 paiN.
tie escaped that night. aud next lnutnlne e5te hun
self up pljN of hts friends who eHalcd HIM Ia
Clinton. | was III the room where he fought from
and the easement Of the windoA-thc bed -elolhe,--
the pillow, chairs, and will OF the room, were lt,r-
ally riddled. \ charge of hneh,hot rent tn pillow
upon which the head ot lis child uaS placed I.i4
Wc, before the attack commenced, ran INTO another
room, leaving hrr child asleep IN the arms oi hen
husband lie fought like hero until he Dis. ilarrcI
all his weapons, and had his night hand cit oil b, a
shot. lie wouhtlrc and thro throw clothes and mi
lows over ms babe. Nhen the aesulants rrffeafcd
he then fled himself. The Madison folk nov sweaI
they will have him; and the people of llnds are re
solved 10 defend him. Should am attarh be made. d
csll war must cnsuc. When lctr lIinds. the eli.
lcus annng and living IN his defence. Il /,
no LONGER the negroes, but white man AGAINST white
man. The Misslssippans running their own state
Hl their high handed and violent measures. the,
giving a magnitude AMI terror to- the contrfnpa-
ted msurectlon which il otherwise never could have
gained
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
THE MI RI. L AAIrnLET

lle Natchca Courier, speaking OF the pamph-
lct GIVING narrative OF the >ilIaiuics Of .lohn \.
Mncl, has die following paragraphs:
w hen we FIRST took mp tins pamphlet We read
some ten OF dozen paees aud threw il down u, a
catch-penn} affair and a bait to catch pnlls with
The language is thai which we generally had seen
used III eallows confessions, and tlcimprint ol the
office At "hichitWaS published not being named we
had Good reason to doubt ils auihcnuciiN Since
then, however, facts have como to phl IN lin,
ncwhbothoad Whcheoffoboflle much thai Is stated
IN the pamphlet, aud even much of the apparently
Improbable tale which AIuicl related To Stewart.
is actually confirmed, b, the individuals therein
named In fact 50 much is known Ia be correct
ii would be difficult 10 rossl the conclusion, that
the whole is the truth and nothing but rho
trnlll.'
" ihcnceroc, stolen from parson lIennne have
been discovered near Alexandria, Ia, aud they
relate precisely the same story, hat is related by
MIR. Stewart. The circumstances relative II the
llnlnel draft are known here to Ice correct, aud
there atr variety Of circumstance, which might
be named that would add II The strength ol oplr be-
lief. In The list of name, furnished h, AlnrI
those OF known, and OF LONG suspected rascal,
are enumerated. Mufcl himself is a resilient Of
Tennessee, and has been committed 10 the Penn
tcnharH, lor ten years, on Stewards evidence
Ills followers, about one thousand in number, ar,
scattered throughout the slave holding states
Nth plandcr for an object 10 excite the " STIR
kcls, They have formed the holid de,ian Of car
ryine ont he principles Of the ahoIjioniss. and but
Tor the virtue, Drawer, and patriotism ol Y reil \
Stewart. am almost entire determination of the nc.
gro race would have been dc consequences
= II las not been without mature consideration
that W. concluded 10 call public attention 10 lhi
SUBJECT; and from conversation with Mr.. Stew.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
TIE NIChSBURG AFFAIR.

\ New Orleans paper gives an account Of the
late Nieksburg tragedy differing very widely in lis
lotas from, ,h,, furnished no in. .,,,.... :, ,I,,
,,,,I;.;.'., ss...,,. -,
'"'i VII u" VI ''' ii'"a' san
to be furnished by eye Witnesses OF the horrible
drama
Some difficulty arose AT the uuLlic dinner 81, -
en- in celebration Of the itl ofJnIy, between Mr..
Fisher. who BELONGED Ia tle ,oIln,t,cI. r,n,n,,,.
and Mr.. Francis Cobler. From word, fhe1 pro.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

u Senators Leigh and Mangum have accepted
the invitation Of the citizens of Mccklenburg to
qartake of public dinner at the Builaloe Springs
inthat county, on the 9th of August, (this day
MIR. Leigh, in his letter of acceptance, says"
beg you to be assured that shall endeavor to de-
serve by my conduct, the esteem, confidence and
kindness of my friends and that ! shall take care
TO deserve, too, the respect of my enemies, even
If shall incur their hatred
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

o. We are glad to hear that there large
number otvistors at the Bullaoo Springs, in AM
herst county. The virtues of its waters are high
~ commended, and their effect upon the health
OF nvalids is said 10 be decisively marked A few
years will, we hope, give them reputation COM
mensurate with the value of their medicinal prop
critics.
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SECOND geaaIoom Ascension from
Eynehhnrg.

f7afR H"caiag iRgi@t 2lst, 1888
M X. HOBART takes pleasure in being able
I've 10 announce To hls friends of l.ynclburg,
and tho surrounding country, that he has, at
'rn2ih completed refrg preparation far ms nert
lScresioh from iynchhnrg, and ut the SUCCESS
ton oi friends, he has selected, for the occasion,
the evening of Friday, the .ist day of August.
Tins belne the day on winch funeral honors will
be pnld 10 the lameutcd Chief Justice Marshall,
the car oi thr balloon, IN honor of the OCCASION,
viii Re eiai in Eo,aBRg
Allnlf PASTE clock, l.. NJ. the enclosure will be
opened II visitors when, from the superior quail
ny ol the materials employed, the balloon will be
much more rapidly inflated than ou tho former
occnslon Atnbout | o'clock, Mr. Hobart will
he III readiness To take his station in The cur and
should the courage OF some Young ladies', who
! have lniimatcd willingness to take the VOYAGE
with Inn, continue, lac mAy he accompanied by
enc III he0 rs the balloon will be much better in
Hated thnn Al the former ASCENSION Price of tick
cts the sumo as heretofore. separate part of the
enclosure will be assigned to colored persons,
who Ill he admitted al - cens each.
The Ladies are respectively Informed TINT eff
lcctusl measures will he taken to proven, their
annoyance by oafSidc visitors.
In conclusion the subscriber rcnewedly solIcits
the patronage of friends aud pledges his best ef-
forts 10 please. SAMUEL HOBART.
Aug. q Is
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sit'on TO progress with II. II is true We wrr. DE-
termlned 10 throw no Obstacles in the way of it,
irlends-bot we were highly gratiicd when the
originator Of the scheme withdrew tho proposition.
But let mol the Enquirer plume itsclftoo much up
on 'ie apparent confusion in the " hig ranks. The
p'hrocl Is snmmoning the clans to the gathering
and in due time they will he in the field, prepared
to do battle against the corps of oice-holders and
oihec-see6ers Of whom If that paper is NOT Tie
organ ii is at least the instrument
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

~ II will be SEEM by our foreign extracts,
mat the celebrated William Cobben has breathed
his iast-a man of transcendan genius, but uniting
win 1t ilexbty of principle which rendered
his talents rather curse than a blessing bo,h to
"mselian mankind
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WARRynoCa.

MARRIED. on Thursday the 2Srh ut by the
Rev. Nm. Il. RoVzir, Nj. losrru u. Evans of
this place, 10 Mis-, hrrelt1. {. daughter Of DorL
Nsa Baraes, of Luaobme county, Va,
. ON Tuesday evening last, by the Rev.
liiam : Reid, MI lonN Rt,NrH to Mrs. Eniz-
nrru DEW. all of lhs place.