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NAW AVS.

\ EFT the subscriber, in Buckingham county.
II near Mr.. Alexander Patteson's tavern. on Fri
da, night the 9th inst, , Negro Men, ANDREW
and JIM.
Andrew is man of yellow complexion. and since
leaving me, understand he has wife in Prince Ed
ward county,
Jim is a black man. very stout. and will weigh
lS5 OF lHNhS
These negroes were bought in Richmond. \ lib
efa reward vii be given Tor their apprehension, and
delivery il iltj. either in Richmond or Lvnchburg.
ildchverci ta Nj. r. y. Payne, Lynehhmg, he
viii pay the reward, d ii in Richmond application
10 be made to Nm. H. Goodwin. Il. PAYNE.
lnnc II
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Valuable Land, near zyrehburg, for Sale.

nURSuaNT 10 ia. last will and testament oil
4 Landnn CabcIl, dee. | noE offer fer safe that
yer, ,aluable tract of Land, belonging to the estate
Of said dccedent, situated liars's crees IN the
county Of amherst. about miles from The town OF
Iynchburg near thc stage road leading rom Lynch
burg TO Charlottesville. and containing oil acres
more or less. The conriguity OF this estate 10 The
,ncbmra market aud the fertility OF lis soil rem
der il AN object peculiarly deserving The attention oil
capitalists.
The fc1us sill be made very accommodating ana
will b. made known pn application. Possession VIII
BE- delivered the p,rchaseron the LIST day OF !ahl-
ary nest, and he viii hase the privilege oil sowing
crop of small gain the land at the usual season IN
The coming tall.
Should | not effect private sale previous 10 tlle
Ist ia, OF August next, the said land will on that
,lay be- exposed 10 sale the premises by way OF
public auction At which time the terms OF sale
(Which. IS before stated. will be accommodating
will be disclosed.
The title 10 the land Is believed to BE- unquestioua-
hly good but acting merely ~ an eNecutorl VIII on
" convey such iuc is,ested IN me by the Will OF
IN, tcstatot ClIlSNEIL p\BNE1, Exor
OF Iandon tabell. dee.
Jane II
The Editors of the Charlottesville Advocate
will please publish the above for one month, and tor
ward their account To tins office for payment.
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u IRGiNIA.-N rules holden in the clerks of
' fee of the Circuit superior Court of Law and
tharcerS. orthc town of Lyuchburg, ON the 9th day
of April, lS:.5. benjamin Wales Perkins, an infant
under the aye al twenty years. who by Da-
,ld Saunders. Jr his guardian aud next friend, PIT
against Richard Perkins. administrator dc boniS non
with the viii annexed of George Nj. Perkins, dee.
Samuel Miller, RchTd Perkins Charles l., nibrcli,
Archibald Hatcher, administrator with the viii an
ncxcd of George VI. Perkins dee. Ralph H. Martin.
julius W. Hatcher, Nelson |, Hatcher, NabncN
Martin and Elizabeth his vie, late Elizabeth Per-
h,ns, James II. Perkins Bryce Martin and Manda
his wife. Tandv Duncan and Susanna his wife, and
James W. Dihrcll, Dcfts.
The defendants Archibald Hatcher, Ralph u.
Martin, Nelson l. Hatcher Bryce Martin and Malln-
da his wife, and Tand> Duncan and Susannah his
wife, not having entered then appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and 1t appearing b, satisfactory
violence that they not inhabitants of this Coun-
try II is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here the first day of the next term. and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff and that copy of tins order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN
the town OF l,nciburg fer two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the court house in
the said town. \ copy-Teste,
ID. ROBES, clerk.
April ~ w2m
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HENRY kAND FOR SALE,

4 OFFER for sale avery valuable Tract of Land
lying in the county of Henry, on the Smith or IT.
Vine river II contains upwards of 1000 and is
considered prime Tobacco Land. Portions of ii have
been cleared, and leased to tenants. The rest is
covered with the finest timber. further description
Is deemed unnecessary, as persons inclined TO pur-
chase would view the premises for themselves.
II this Land is not privately sold before the Is; of
August next (which | would greatly preter.) viii
then dispose of it to the highest bidder The terms
shallbe accommodating and made known on the
day Of sale. NN BERNARD.
Iune tlstA
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MISS MOLLY GRIMES.

Mise Molly Grimes is still maid.
She SAYS she ne'er will wed;
Her week day iiock's blue calico,
Her Sunday one 10 red.
Her checks are blooming as the 1866
Her eyes are heavenly blue
Che does not wear punishable"
To hide her face from view.
Che never lets her beaux make free"
Nor listens TO their vows;
When she gets up she makes tho beds.
Al evening milks the cows.
Nor does she, like affected bellies,
Attempt 10 poctise:
She's busy every baking day
In making cakes and pies.
She's always up at 8 o'clock,
In time TO skim the milk
Her bonnet's made of yellow straw.
And neatly trimmed with silk.
Her mind is of a serious turn;
She often thinks OF death
She does not lace her STAYS too tight
'Twouid make her gapc for breath.
Her mother thinks there never was
One like her in the world
Her hair il parted Der her brow
She never has j, cufld.
BELOVED by all her female friends,
She leads an easy life;
And any man in town would Jump
To get her for his wiic.
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april y

NiRGlNlA-N rules holden in the clerks Of
flee ofthe Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the town of vnchbure, the 9Th
James Martini Dudley Jones and Ansem Clark on.
in their own rights, and as Executors of Thomas
Jones, dec. Thomas Jones son of Thomas Thorn
Jones. OF John. Dorcas Moorman. and
Thomas Norman, and Lewis Bennett infants BY
James Rcnagh, specially assigned their guardian.
Samuel B,ansierd, Sergeant oftEc Corporation OF
l>uchbmg, and as such. administrator Of George
Martin, dec. Elzahcth Martin. widow OF George
Martin, dec Jesse " ehh and Polly his wife. George
Eve aud Patsy his wife John Fowler, Nm. Shaw
and Patsy his wlie Howard Martin and Lucy his wife,
Ansem GARRISON and Mildred his wife, Milton Ben
nett, Thomas Bennett Douglas Bennett, Howard
Bennett. Samuel Brausfori. administrator of John
Webb, dec. and the same Samuel liransiord, admin
isnator of Nicholas McGinnis, dec. Robert Morris
and Walker G. Mcriwether, administrator OF George
d. Merrweher dec. Deits.
The deteHdtrf, Ausclm Clarkson and Mildred his
wife. George Eve and Patsy ms wife. and Thomas
Bennett, not having entered THEN appearance and
gwen security according to the act of Assembly and
the rules OF this and itappearng by satstacio
~ evidence. that they not inhabitants of this
country 1t is ordered, that the said defendants do
appca, here before the FIRST day 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 ievnchburg, for two months
succeSslvel,, and posted II the front door OF tie
courthouse. in said town. 4 copy --Teste
il. ROBES. clerk.
Anvil =, -,
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A>tite season ter cutting clover hay IN many
parts oi the country will probably have arrived be-
fore orr number lot May can reach many of oIlr
subscribers, Wc haSr thought desirable to nsrr,
IN tins number some directions respecting the mo.,.
al enrlng r.-N eve the course To which we have
been az uNlomcd, and add an article from the A.
bans tuitNator On the subject, which we particu-
larry recommend 10 III, attention of our reader,
and we earnestly be- them To test the mode therein,
recommended, by actual experiment, and IN an
prise u> of the result. If that mode viii succeed
II Is, we have no Doubt, greatly 10 be preferred IN
the one, which We descrihc-lad that we know IN
he ncomparably superior 10 the old mode, still
practised by some.
Clover hay should never be scattered out of the
swath, because in addition to the labor LOST in scat
teflng and again raklng up, the hay is thereby
greatly injured. Indeed, if the weather be ilvorl-
bic for curing neither timothy nor any oibe, Kind
OF hay should be scattered, because the less any
grass Is exposed to IT," and air in the process, Of
curing, the greater will he the value of the hay and
the less the labor required
Lei tha clover lie in the >wath untouched. until
about iwo-thirds oi the upper part bc sufficiently
cured. which, IN GOOD weather. will if the ,vath n,
tolerahlN heavy be effected in cieht or ten hours
u the sMath he light, IA a proportionably shorter
time. hen thus lar cured, turn the swath bottom
upwards with the fork, an operation speedily per
formed. Lei ii then lie exposed To the sun until
the under side be cured, Which Wil be ACCORDING TO
the thickness of the swa,h, in from four to six
hours, then throw three swahs together in wind
rows, and common hauling in, the wagon run
ming between two wiUdrowS and LOADING from each
Ii can hardly be necessary to observe thar all thec
operations must be performed after the dew has
dried OFT. II is 10 ho recoected, that clover will
keep with less drying than almost any other Grass,
common test Is, TO take up bunch of the ha,
and twist it If no Juice cxudes, The hay may be
hauled IN witt, safety,-we have often hauled in
clover cut in the morning, in the event g, and al
ways the succeeding day, unless prevented by bad
weatter-Sprinlling every layer Of hay with salt,
al the rate OF IL or Is lbs. to the ton or n;erpo,p
layer Of dry straw, from TO - inchc, thick. hc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-22

The insecurity and mutability of public affairs
IN England, during the last ten or twelve Years, Is
criously illustrated by the fact that there are at
this momcnnolc. than eight Ex- Chaneellors ofthe
Exchcqucr living; namely, Lord Sidmouih, Mar
quis of Lan,lownc, Lord BcNlcy dion. Mr.. Van
,ilrt,) Earl Ripon, Uord Godcrich,) 1lr. Iicrres,
Mr. Goulburn, Earl Spencer, (l.ord Alihorp,) and
Sir Robert Peel. Ofcx-prrmcrs living there are
six, VIZ Lord Ndmonih, Eal Ripon, Duke of
Wellington, Earl Grey, Lord Melbourne and Sir r..
prel
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April p


\/IRGINl\-N court OF month";, session, held
tor Bedford county at the court house, the
2}d day off cbrlary, one thousand eight hundred
and thirty tiyc.--rbomas Padgct, Elizabeth
Padgeu, John Merritt, Cornelius Merritt. James
= Merritt. John Merritt, IT, Peter Day and
Patsy his wlte, late Patsy Merritt and susan
Jane Merritt, Pitts. against Richard Merritt, John
Mcrriu OF Thomas. stephen Farmer and Poll,
has wltc, Ellis Wright. and his two children Thorn
as Wright and Nnney Wright John Nichols and
susan hIs wife, Joshua Thomas and Lucy his wife
Joseph DAWSON aud Editha his wife, Jordan Greasy
aud Lucinda his wife. Thomas Merritt and John
Crews and Clara his wife, DCtendauts--ln Chanccry
The defendants Richard Merritt John Crews and
Clara his wife, Ellis Wright, Thomas Wright, Win
ncy Wright, Stephen Farmer and Mary his wife, and
John Nichols \ Susanna his wife mot having entered
then appearance and given security agrreably The
act OF ASsembl, and The rules this and ap
poarnG Ia the satisfaction of the court that they
not inhabitants ot this State Ii is ordered, that the
SAID defendants appear here on the fourth Monday in
June next, and answerthe bill of the compliments;
and that copy of this order be forthwith published
IN the Nngnian, paper published in the town of
Lynchburg iortwo months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the court house of this county
copy--Tcste,
RIO. Z. MITCHELL. :. a. =.
Avn
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NOT Il.

I WILL sell, by way of public auction, on Thurs
day, 25th instant at my residence, near Bethel, in
the county of Amherst between ttco and fhree thou
sand pounds of reli-cued Family Bacon. 1t will be
set up in small lots, To suit any who may wish to pur-
chase. All sums under $50, cash all sums over
SEQ, credit OF three months negotiable bonds salts
lactorly endorsed, being required, Also, Lard
very Nee. CHI RCHU ELL II. DiUSON.
june ids
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proscment Of hrs lands only, has he displayed IN
enlightened and enterprisine, and in effect, also
patriotic spirit Ills attention has been directed TO
the improvement, ofihe breed ofcaulc sheep and
hogs and il was TO observe his recent inporiations
of the Surry stock of hogs, aud the South Down
sheep. that was induced to visit his farm.
word of these. The South Down sheep are eele-
brated in England for furnishing the best mutton
Of Great Britain, and in almost equal degree
for the fleece. The ram aud two imported
BY Mr. W arwick. bad been recently Invested oil
their lecccs and could not therefore Judge either
of the flavor of the mutton. or the quahium aud aaa-
lity of their wool. To the eye they appear nothing
remarkable perhaps somewhat under the ordl-
nary size of the country breed Of sheep, rather del
icatcly, but also elegantly aud eompaciIy formed
The quality Of the South Down mutton is sup
posed to depend upon the food picked mp by the
sheep, on the downs sandy plains OF Sussex
, and lis character ma, become changed IN America,
with the exchange OF thyme and rosemary isr white
and red clover. Bnt the fleece il IS 10 be presu-
med. will no, be affected BY these circumstances,
bnt Will improve by the exchange OF the seaniy
fare Of the South downs, Tor the rich pauraee oi
Bccaycrdam. We hope nj least that this may
prove the fact and that if the exquisite flavor OF tie
mutton cannot be retained, tia, the value OF the
fleece may be improved.
Que OF the family of Surry hos imported by
Mr.. Warwick, is stated to have attained the weight
of 220 pounds at three or at most four months Of
az. The appearance Of the male and female, II
Beayefdam, corrhora,es thi, statement They are
extremely tat, although just Of voyage across The
Atlantic. Their height is moderate. their legs short,
their homes SMALL and ii Is apparent dat they have
= strong tendency 10 obesity whereas the teDden-
~ Of our long legged native hog, is the other way.
They must prove valuable acquisition TO eoun-
h,tsI no. gI
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E'ranklin Circuit Superior Court of rsw
and chancery, May FERN, 1855.
William H. Hare p;,;o
against

George W. Brown and Miriam his wife. W;ll;,,,
Crnmp, Jr., in his own right and as cxecntor of
George Crmp, deceased; Pleasant Dickioson
Andrew j.. Brown, John Barger Sarah GRIMM
Nancy Crump, Stephen Law and DIANA hi, wife
Pleasant +. Brcedove and Hannah his wife. .Joba
}. Young and Elizabeth his wife, Benjamin Smith
and Silly his wife, and Henry p. Smith and Fran,
ccs his wife Defendant,
pom the motion of the plaintiff in this cause
tho court doth adiudge order and decree. tina, III,
accounts OF William Crmp executor of Georqc
Crnmp, deceased, be referred to one of the com.
ms>ioncr> OF tins court who Is directed 10 sct,
and state the same, far as To ascertain VIII,
amount OF the said estate George ". Brown is m,
Titled to and that he report his proceedings tn tb
court, Wnh any matters thought pertinent bv HIM
self or required by the parties 10 be so stared i,
order to final decree in the premises
\ copv--Teste,
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$40 EeH3 DV:.FFeED.

I'D ANAN Az from the subscriber, ON the ioth ot
IA Man last. NEGRO MAN named Daniel. Tor
MLum the above reward will be given II delivered 10
nc on secured in Jail 50 that get him again. Dan
81 is about 10 years OF aye, feet inches high and
TANNERS when spoken to. lie was purchased six
cars aro near the New store, IN Buck ghain,
where IL isprobahlr he will attempt 10 90. lie may
be- however, lurking about Iynchhma, as he is we'll
acquainted there lie Was, believe, employee
boa,man ON the James River, prior to the time At
which purchased HIM.
GEORGE X. C.FLOID.
Montgomery ETY.. Va. June : Is
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no. {. MITCHELL C.B. C.
NOTICE..

,"'ue OIL deed OF trust, executed to the
N'nuf Newman and Catherine his wifi. and duIv re-
CORDED IN the clerks Office, of the county cour OF
BEDFORD shall on the 4th Monday in Jime, Is35,
oelhS court day. before the front door of the court
l'onse IN Liberty in said county, sell to the highest
hnndrad ior cdsn me SAID Newmans interest in
''eo acres OF Land, lying fouror five miles west
ihpeftv' adjoining the lands of MIR. Harvey Mitchell
ana others and also asset of Carpenters tools. The
S'u ne"inahs interest in said Land is s,pne in
ouf MINIS ms title TO which is ndisputnblc but
wiz convey TO the purchaser such title only as
vested m me, by the deed aforesaid.
J,..s JNO +. SALE, Trustee.
t22J
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6sEtFF.EEGE3 .aFs ssF.y'es y.

mr[' Circumstances beyondmy control make
t1-<sS ii Unnecessary that | should postpone the
reception of company al the above Springs, until
the lst of july, at which time shall be amply pre-
pared to entertain my friends and the public gene
rally in style which lattcr myself cannot fail
to please All wholnay taNo me with call.
WM. l.. SAUNDERS.
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NJ. G.. CARPER, d. =
COMMISSIONER : OrrIcr, /,
, II

Kochy U0unt, SM Jllnc, 1888.
The parties interested in the foregoing deere
VIII take notice. that | have appointed Friday. the
3ist oaI OF July next, to commence the account
therein directed To be taken. on which da, =, h
hour OF 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, they will attend Al n
office in Rocky Mount, with their account. voncb,
cr>, copies of court papers, DC. prepared for ey-
animation and settlement
BuRWELL c. KEATS. Com,r
June ID 1
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W essrs. John Gibbs, and Robert II.

aug IFtIf - dkV H"IIcP, I'M on the pom
day oi July l6'}1, At the Office of John A. Wharton
Esq IN me town OF Liberty in Bedford county. VIZ
gna, ! shall take the dcpositions of William r
Vaughan and Others to be read in evidence ~, ,la
triad OF ii suit IN chancery. now Depending IN the
circuit superior court of law aud chanc,,y 70,
the said county of Bedford. wherein 4. I ia..G
plaintiff, and You and fnNse are defendants. and #
from any cause the taking Of the said deposiliops
S,la nan not be completed ON the above named day,
shall continue taking the same. from day 10 day nm
til the whole are taken.
JAMES II. EPPS.
GHard'a" Of Mary T.. Taughan.
'ulit ~ wiz
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~ The Fuacral Sermon of the late Ma,
Samuel NtehcH will be preached AT, Plscah Church,
in Bedford. on the li Sabbath in Juno, by the
Rev William :. Reid.
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Bedford November Court. 1aaa

June ID
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-30
From the Nashville Republican.
BALTIMORE CONVENTION

We consider the present as an imperk
ant crisis in our government. and it rests
with the people OF the South and West, to
shape it for good or evil. few interest
ed politicians, and cold calculating office.
holders who have noticed The progress and
effect Of the caucus system ia some Of the
Eastern States, and are aware Gifts pecu.
liar adaptation TO the purposes Of intrigue
and ambition. have laid their heads toge
Their, and have determined 10 make II a
part or parcel Of the beautiful system which
our fathers struggled so molly TO establish.
With such men as these, self is god. at
whose shrine the interests of the whole
country would be sacrificed without a sigh
or tear. What care they for the liber-
ties of the people, SO long as they can ban
ter upon their hard earnings? To pre-
serve their Offices or 10 obtain higher ones,
they would be willing 10 lay the elective
franchise al the feet OF political cabal,
country mere appendage Of regal York
But thank God they cannot dupc the Peo-
pie. They cannot persuade them TO sur
render their dearest and most valuable
rights to the discretion Of an irresponsible
Caucus. They cannot force them to send
delegates TO a Convention, which is TO
meet; not TO deliberate-not 10 choose
from the whole body Of Republicans. the
man best calculated 10 administer the go
yernment-but 10 take their orders out oil
their pockets. and in obedience to the will
Of their constituents /; to nominate Martin
| Van Buren, as the candidate Of the party
And this has been called the true Republic
can mode We defy any man to poin
out one single republican feature in The
whole system.
The Eastern people have been so lone
accustomed to Caucusses and Conventions
that they do not perceive their dangerous
tendencies. Among the Middle. Western
and Southern States, the antirepublcar
system does not yet prevail to any grea
extent, and we call upon them to rise II
their might and majesty, and oppose thu
insioious designs of willy and ambitious as
pirants for office TO resist manfully AM
energetically the attempt which is making
10 fas,en this cxcrescence upon their bod
polite; and to irown down at once, all en-
deavors 10 establish precedent, iraush
with the most dangerous consequences 10
them and their posterity'
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The conflict TO which we have alluded.
must and will come. II cannot be avoid
ed Circumstances have forced it upon
the country, and il must be met at tho
next election, How il il to be met? Ry
remaining inactive, and thereby giving q
kind OF negative support to the despicablo
crew whose willy leader is now waving his
magic wand over the country not at all.
Is il to be done by packing up Few dele
gates, and under the specious appelation
OF a National Convention, suffer them TO
make President for usr This 10 tho
plan proposed. and every petty office hol-
Ger from one end Of the Union to the 9th.
er, is shouting Justify for ito success. The
oaiicts Of this political vatican are TO 90
forth, and every true believer that dares 10
murmur, is TO be deemed hereto, and sa-
crificed for his contumacy. Even the
voice Of sovereign States is to be silcnced
by its potential thtnders. and the mouths Of
ffee.sen are to be gagged. We shall wait
until after this ansust assembly elects q
President and sends forth its commands.
and will then see what can be done by way
Of helping the people to elect one for them
selves Columbus (Gs) Ing.