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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

der, and 10 calumniate. stepped forward
the rescue" and while MIR. Woodbury.
was timi.ily advising the President to "slip
round the back toay," nelly exclaimed,
"No Sir. it ID not for Andrew Jackson 10
slip round any back way-here. Geuersl.
take my arm, you have never yet shrunk
from danger, nor will you no we will
go home together, the route along the
Streets Westera Weekly Rerietc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10
-
MISSISSIPPI ELECTIONS.

Extract Of a letter from Jackson, Mas.
sour elections are over. Out of SIX
members 10 the Legislature from thi, coun
~, only ONE is in favor of Van Buren,.
Indeed the White ticket. both for county
and state officers, is going bra vely ahead
so far as we have heard.
II stand pledged to vote for no Pan Blu.
rem man for United States ~Senator-as do
a largo majority Of our Legislature"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10
LyscH, (Whitc.) R~USNELs, ". By
Lynch's mai i43O

Lynchs MAJ f43O
Added to the above. Lynch's lepn,ed
majority IN fiinds county 33I. in Rankin
2o3' IN Madison, l52, aud in Claiborne go
and 1t gives him. as far as heard from. a
majority Of Ass votes. We .ubjoin The
following extract from a letter received in
New York. from a gentleman in jackson.
IN this State, dated Nov. 9, which we find
IN the last received Evening Star.-.Nat
chez Courier.
-" Judge Lynch the anti. Van Buren, can
dldatc is by returns. 100 ahead of nj,
opponent, Runnels, and it is admitted by
both parties that he is elected. There is
one Van Buren, man elected to Congress.
Walker The Van Buren, candidate for Tho
United States Senate, cannot be elected
po~indextef II is thought on all hands will
be the successful candidate. Put an Blu
rem up alone in this State and he cannot
get votes enough to swear by"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

DAvY CRocKETT.-Thi is eccentric gentleman
passed through Little Rock, Arkansas. on the
18th oil last month, on his way TO Texas, where
1t is said he contemplates ending his days. A
supper was given him by the citizen. Of Little
Rock which was numcrously attended.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

VJ- The receipts for the sales of Public Lands
for the last year, amour, to the sum of ,ix mill.
IONS OF dollars, being two million five hundred
thousand dollars moro than the treasury est.
mate at the beginning Of the year, which, at the
time 1t was made, was supposed to be uncommon.
ly liberal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

LOUISIANA SENAToR.-The Hon. CHARLES
'AYARsE Senator in Congress from Louisiana,
has written a letter from Europe. whittier he has
gone IN consequence Of i'll health, to the Speak
er of House of Representatives Of the Louisiana
Legislature, rendering his resignation of the i'm.
portant office 10 which he had been elected.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

GJ-The skeleton Of a human being, and The
trunk OF a tree, evidently Of antediluyian origin,
have lately been dug from a mound in the city
oil Glasgow. Scotland. They wcro nearly per.
feet, and from the situation in which thew ueyc
found, no doubt was entertained rs 10 their b,v.
'ns been deposited there sometime anterior to
the deluge.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

GREAT DEsrATcH.-A block Of five story
stores with Granite easements, was erected in
New Orleans, daring the past summer, in tho
unparallele led short time of tvc,,, d,,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

fnEpARArioS.-Fhe Government has adver.
,Sea Tor one thousand barrels of gunpowder to
DC delivered at the Navy Yards in Charle,,owp.
Mass Brooklyn, N. Y, and Go.port, Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

HoSuEs A1RoAD.-The Natchez Courier of
The 18th OF October, says:-"whites, Blacks
Mufderers' Horse Thieves, Murel Men, Runa.
ways, and all. broke Jail in this city last night,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

CITY IN ARKANsAs.-Ths terr;,or;., -
'A'"re oil Arkansas. during it. late session passed
an act incorporating the city Of Little Rock
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

Fit rs rnmored that the Mexican Charge d.
Aila'res to the United States, has sent the Presi.
uen. an othoiai note OF remembrance against the
of Texas. ~'o'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10
IRON me Georgetown Metropolitan.

AlM BUSHELS GROUND AL
- UNI d. FINE SALT,-for
sale by LaUCK 6, STEPHEN.
December 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
Hr1W Nh Netr iork Farmer.
on THE MANAGEMENT OF ON TEAMS

MIR hnr'H-lt may appear 10 yon that am
ie,P'sNh2 on Neaf patience, hut ana inclined 10
@ahr lew more remarks: You are however, I'M
der n'ohl'Hatlop Ia attend to them. In regard 10
sa'' ana oN-'raoin'' although there may be some
adN u1i1ef IN oei1nln" particular breeds from I'M
land am Inclined to tie opinion that there Is
more m GOOD or proper keeping, and management,
lhan IN se'erun2 particular breeds. \ selection
nom oat own native cattle would be equally * adj
Nant'geoas, have no Doubt, is 10 select from Il
iarclHn country. 1t has proved 81 at least 0ccor-
ding to my experience.
Bui Of all points in the farming business there
appears 10 be none in which the generality of far
mrrN seem to be more IN error Chan the manage
mcni OF oN-'can>. " hen was boy, 30 Years
ago, my idthel > custom WIS, IN the spring, when
he began to plough, To grt up as soon as it MAS
lieh aud iced ms oxen, and before 7 O'Clock take
them oai and % 10 ploaehng until - O'Clock, and
thcu - let thcm cat hay as long Il, they would per
maps Ionrs bat the moment they began 10
chew the cnd, 10 i'Nr 10 the work again till near
suh-daan, When they first BEGAN they would
PLOUGH more than acre day, but in the course
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
HENRY THOMPSON.
baltimore, l>,H Jpar, 1873.

Rvs GIt,ss-ThS elas, when Young in thr
spring, IS excellent for lttcniie horses, or other
beasts, and when the cows are ted dpon ii, GREAT
Is increases the quantity and quality oi the butter
aud mlIk II Is particularly q,r,iceahle for feed
ing"Wes and lambs in the early part OF the season,
before clover and other eraSScs are ready, ii hoine
fully two week, earlier II is hardy grass, 81
tenacious # lie that IT will grow ON almost any
land, whether clay or any other sour, mcuItNalcd
soil, aud requires but little attention. II will last
several years, Two hushcl, Of seed To the acre, il
sowrd dlon" to be soWn in the fall. ltmRV, how
eNer, he soNn upon gam in the spring with clover
seed--la winch east, one huNlcl of rNc-erass seed,
10 from sN 10 eight quarts of clover seed, is the
proportion 10 the acre. 1t greatly Increases tn
bulk OF hay, dad IS a great addition to the clover
deprNln9 1t Of tho penicious effects which II
sometime, c\croisr, When clule are fed aluuc with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
4 New supply OF Dr. n. Sghitc'>
Vegetable Tooth-Ache Drops.

VIE only specific ever offered to the public from
winch permanent and radical cure may be obtain
ed OF that disagreeabe pain, the Tootl-achr with all
It's attendant evils such as acturng the jaw IN cx-
tracing the Teeth which often proves more painful
than the Iooth-ache itself and cold passing from the
deeaNcd Teeth to the jaw, thence to the head p,o-
dueu9 rheumatic affection, with many other un-
pleasant effects such a,dsagrcrabe breath and taste
IN the mouth, &c.-all of which are produced from
foul or dccaNed Teeth.
am happy 10 have II III my power to offer to the
world "A remedy that will not only remove the pain
n1e 'ilne, out OF ten, if property applied, but pre-
serve the Teeth from further dccav, and arrest the
disease IN such As are dccaNing and have not com
menccd aching, restoring them to health and useful
ness.
= Certificates of Dentists and Phvsicians-also,
directions Tor using, accompany each bottle.
For saleby K. ST\BLER, Druepist
I,nchhurg.
Ben 8 Richards Liberty
JohH Il. Il ice, Salem.
j. y CrockeH, thristiansbr,rg
Inlc p. I935 ofI2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
cyLf.SHLRE.I.siD EOR S.ILE.

l'I1E subscriber aishcs TO sell " alnut Grove TIA.
I late residence uf Col William Galway. decd.
situated N the county OF Bedford, Elk Creek.
containing. By recent survey, Three Hundred Acres,
tlnc proportion OF wopd land. every foot of which
IS first tobacco land, Is Wrll known In be the
quality OF al the Eli Greek lands. The balance OF
the plantation is ~ STATE Of improvement, be
iuH all recently enclosed with new fences. lies well,
and Is remarkably well wafefed. having II several
fine springs and tierk running through about the
centre. Attending a considerable portion OF bottom
Land. producing tobacco OF tie finest quality 1hf
advantage attending this property are numcfnus-ly
ing almost immediately IA the heart oi section at
couniry unsurpassed BY ans Tor ieitlny af toil,
agreeable society, arliy u getting 10 market. e.
Running nutnrdlatel, bS the lou.e Is public road.
starting from Sicpfoes shop, On the main Fofestioad
lea1m. from Ibtft, 10 Iyuchbutg = mIl,, distant,
and nfcIscrfIn. thr iynohbnfg aud salem turnpike
ro1d. at the Asy London Academy, distant II miles.
The Improvements ne TX good smd substantial,
consisting ol large 1y5.il and commodore brick
pv1f1r>anorsp,ulfh nttM. cighl rooms. a passage
aud l,orrco and Grst rate cellar, Will all necessary
out houses. md tine catdcn, al newly pacd III WITH
hraf-pl pnlines. This situation Is very dcrIra
bic nnr To auy person wanting Il small iafin, with
GOOD buildings particular, aproics ,iona gentleman.
Should such. DESTROYS of purchasing, think there Is
mol Iand enough attached IN tn, place. the hnhscr
hr IS authorised to sly there two other lots
parcels al land adjoining. bring parts Of the same
original trari. Which may BE- bought upon very ac=
coInInodatng terms. | deem II unnecessary 10 'ty
any tlIng more re- prctlnl Tins 3nd.-1 hose wishing
to purchase. will please call aud We" the property,
and ndrc for Themselves. II this property Is not
disposed Of b private sale, before the at DAY oi DC
tulcr It will /" soll on thai dly, II public auction
Tcrn- q, ss,,s;,.s :. = ado know IA ia, tiuIr
WI. {. III"TN1CU.
Jnnf q vt;H1D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
POLITICAL.
TIE HAPPxnsT TIME

BY MARY ANN BROWNE
To be resignd when ills betide
Patient, when favors are denied.
And pleased with tayors gisen.--
Most surely this is wisdons part.
This Is the incense of the heart
Cotton
When are we happiest When the light OF morn
Wakes the Young roses from their crimson resi-
When cheerful sounds upon The fresh sindS heihe
Till man resumes his work with blither zest
While the bright waters leap from rock TO glen
Are We the happest then
Alas. those roses they will fade away
And thunder tcmpests Ill deiorm the sly
And Summer heats bid the Spring huds decay
And the clear, sparkling fountain may be dr.
And nothing beautiful adom the scene,
To tell what II hath been
Wh,n are We happirst In the crowded hall
When fortune suilcs. and nauercrs bend tn hncr
How soor-how vcrs soon. such pleasures pail
Her fist must talsehoud's faiubo" eolorng dee
Its po,sou nowret> brave the sting of carr
We are not happy There
Are We the happicst When the evening heath
Is crclcd with its crown Of living flowers
When poeth round the laugh Of harmless ninth,
And when Affection from her bright run showers
Her richest balm on the dilating heart
bliss, Is II there thou an :
Oh. no mot there; II would be happiness
Almost like heavens, II II might always be;
Those brows without one shading OF distress,
And wanting nothing hut eternity.
But they things OF earth. aud pass away
They musi.--tho, nHSi detaN
Those voocsinust grow urmulous with years,
Those smiling hroNs must Wc1r ungo "l gloom
Those sparkling eyes be quenchcd IN hHt't iris,
All ia, l1.g ,Itt. ii 81. IL IN Lee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

" ISL 10 sell valuable tract of Land in the,
county of Amherst adjoining the residence of
MAJ. \. Taliatrro, containing 900 acrcs,-abont
22o acres are cleared, and is productive in grain,
the remainder is inwoods, nearly all of which would
produce tobacco OF the finest quality Onthis tract
Is a comfortable dwelling, and the water is rood
and plentiful.
also wish to rent several large bodies of the
richest Tobacco Land in the country, ON very rca-
>onablc terms. Persons inclined to buy or rent.
would do we'll to give me an early call, and yicV
for themselves. "a. DRI' NNO\D
Amherst, June Is f.
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10y virtue Of a deed of rust executed 10 the IN
I'D @,lslsncd bs john II. ~cruggs for certaI1 puf-
aoses 'lrfe1 expressed. md duly recorded IN 'hs
Clerk, Ice of Bedford and Campbell counties /
sllsli ~c - he IN lest bidder ton cash, al Campbell
& lEluso.#en No4aas the 18th day OF July next Ut
aeua cop; day.l fac interest of sad Scugss IN the
dover late ot Ny Jennings, Of the county OF
{ smpbcli. Such interest and such title rs Is vested
N ihc subscriber BY said deed only. will be conveyed
JOHN RICHARDSON, Trustee.
limo l. w4w
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CULTURE OF slLh ~ RkEY.

| offer Ia The uuldir p> tr3,f. Of 4 letter VIItfru
recently, H., Charles I}lir1 - tnn eenIlen,an in
This ,;,, l. j.; r,l,. WI, i',t,r,..iin, i,l.,,a,,.
,;op nm Elm, mulberry. am, I. ,,,lt,r. al ilk Mr.
Rbind is we'll acapain,ed ~ itll Turkey; he WI, tbc
pr;nrn,l n,coti,ior NJ r treaty =, III ,h., SnIt,u
and is , ,.ntjen,,,, ,,..,..,, , b;qbls culfi..,tcd
mind n;,.d IN ,rnt.r,s. II obsrr,n,iop IT,
saws :. In ,h,,country Grufl,,l fine nroJl,rio., Of
.ilk !, confined ia cine, or In 7r,,r toNu, ,I
vicinity of wbirh the r,,lbcrr, tr,e !, clirn> en-
,i,a,cj ,hos, ,ros to,,.,, J., ,h, f,r,,ry ar mr.
ur;,,ors al II :. ,r,,,nl ,,L l., mat r,.,r ti,. rr
,hcm.elyc, In, d,r,,,, ,l,,, ,,,,,,-,..,n ,I, l,.
arc c,lloc,'J IL, L,.. I,l,..,.I ,,,,,.J mt, a..
r;,y and .old ~ ,,,rl 81 j., tl .,,,,,, ,,,,.., ~
f,u, aud vo,,,,ll,. n .,,,,, ,,,,,,il,.y -, ,,r,l,
crx MAJ, roo,,. a. ,L ,.,',,,,,,,..,,.,t -. ,l,,
u,son ,lmo,t ,,,, l,,il, ,l,r ann, III ,,, ,,.,
IN ,br hons. exc.,t .,, - ,l,I, f,a, l,, ,I.,,,,,,,
,l. ,,o,, ,,yo, ,'-,,,. r,;,, L,,.l ,i,,,,
n,r,h,., .,,n,;,,,.f l,,.a..,a -. ,l,,,
Tin. goor of ,,cI ,,,,, L,,, , .,,,n .,,.,,. ,,,,,
tho wall thar ,hry may y,l ro,,nJ and d,.,,hn,,.
the ,,axrs ,b,y tho, ,l,, ,h u,,,,,s -, tI,.
lcavcs wbn rcadi1,. .,,t-r ,h,,,, al ,,n, l,;l,
throw IN s,,rh in,,,t,t,- .f;,,,,, ,,,,h.
Them will s,,nnlv tbn wan, # ,h,. o,r,. ,nl ,l,i
they rc,e,, nn,iI III, , ,,,l, =, and
Wind ,hr roron1, ,,,,j..,, .,', ..5',i
ar stems ,,l ,rc,,,,t,, ,l,.,,. f 5,l,,..l,.,,,
Ter will r.,eb tb. L,.,L, ~ ,l,,..#.,r t,, Co.,
Wcn ,Ln ,.,rt,,. i,,, .,,,. ,,tt,,,. - "a ;,.l;. i.
n,n, hran,.l,,.. .,,l
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NJ. h,n,, -, ,,.;,.; a. N ="
in time hc ,c ,nn., ,,,,o'., ~
produc,;ons nov, "a ca,,r, Who,, L., y;
hv means of ~, ,,n,,;.,, ..,,,,I.,,,,,#..l'..
den, in Bn<a ! ob,,in.l D., ,,.,,,,i,,f ,I,..z;,,.
..cd ,f ,hc u,,,,s ,y1, I ,tI..N -
INV. ,..,t IN d;,;, ;,,..1 "
Olvmnus Inh,rc Tho br,, .,Il :, ,,r..I,,..iA L"
cl;ma,o Of Which r,s.,,Il
in ,ba l,,i,n1o If \e. Nna 1gas...,l' ,,i.,'T
houc., Inv, dnr,.l,.l L..s. ,,.'.''
NOR ,,i' ,r,.,,r, t,,;, m ;,,,, .,,.,I IT,,
,,,,e and nroh,hl.# ,L,. I,,.,,,.l So. IN
FIN 80, t,,l -, I ,,,,''.,'. L.,
kcvwo,,li fern, II far ., ~, ,l,', ,l,a IT,,
rr L. i'll, : wv II ~ ''
A, Inn, ,,as. I'll, -" ~
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psmarts ,r,1' r,,; NJ ,ii'''s,''
" cinnamon 80 - '''s1l' y
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TAINTED MUsLINs, &c.

lust received, an additional supply among
- which arc some very handsome Patterns, and will
be sold At very reduced prices,
ALSO,
E, few Ladies' Splendid Embroidered Parasos
PLAIN, do.
Gsntlcmen's SIX and Cotton Umbrellas.
HENRY BROWN, Jr
july I3 It
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seLSRY LAMB FOR SALE

vi Elk for sale avery valuable Tract of Land
NlnS IN the county of Henry, ON the Smith or IT.
Nmc tNcr 1t contains upwards of 1000 acres and !,
considered prime Tobacco Land Portions of il hav,
"''u '',"f,' ana leased quito tenants. The rest i,
covered with the finest timber 4 further do.o;,,,;.
IS deemed unnecessary as persons inclined =, ,,,,,
chase would we" the premises Tor themselves
II tins Land is not privately sold before tho l., -,
august next, (Which would greatly nrcferA / win
'nen dispose OF 1t 10 the highest bidder The terms
day of sale. Ny,I pTDT, n ~, 'h'
june ~
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Splendid Tobacco estate. and farm for sale.

Cs
AZ authority otthc owners, offer for sale. thar
~ most valuable and desirable LANDED ES
- H. "n which the late Henry Clark resided at
hetimc OF his death, situated on the North Fork of
ouel r'er III the county ofBcdiord, and containing
'''"''h "oo and lopo acres, more or less. There is
on thlS tract large quantity of valuable low grounds
ana very considerable portion of most excellent
tobacco land. The soil Is most admirably adapted
To- the production OF corn, tobacco and small grain.
ne Improvements are calculacdo for the comfortable
accommodation OF Il small family and there is uuon
the Land most excellent apple orchard In fine I
lhliih may with proprcty say that there ar, but
lev" any tracts of land offered for sale in This
section "i country, combining as many attractions
ana advantages as the one in question
The terms of sale will be liberal and will he ,,,l
known onapplicaon.
.'f. james {. Norman, or Nr. John S Brown
"ho at present reside on the premises. will, have
no 'onht' She" the land TO any persons disposed 10
''" It. tlllSNE ELL DABNEN.
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rypGpoEs ron SALE.

DY virtue OF deed of trust, executed 10 Tho
ID subscriber, by VIM. NJ. Burwell, for certain
purposes therein expressed, and duly recorded IN the
HASTINGS Court for the corporation OF Lynchburg,
,alset to the highest bidder, for cash, at the market
house in the town of Lyuchburg ON Wednc 'day
the 2gth inst seven Negroes, viz. Isaac, venus,
Louisa. Clementina, Thur,ton, Eliza and Amy.
The subscriber will convey such title as Is vested
in him BY said deed only.
DAVID W. BURTON
july l3 dS
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~BssSeas.s.~ AN'THss.

THHlE subscriber wishes 10 purchase 20 or thir-
n " thousand eood chc~mi shingles, to be 81
inch thich 10 he delivered ii Lynch's house,
for which fair price will be paid III cash. Apply
to \. LICGAT.
july W}v
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Patrick June Court, 1855.


!gdust
Levi, Stouc, John Stone, Lewis Stone heir at
law Of Thoma, Stone, Deceased, John Franklin
and Nancy hi, wife, late Macy Stone, Cornelius
Burnett and Min his wife, Late Mil, Stone, Ste
phcn Stone, flHdN stone and John Stone Dctts.
Il CutNcrr,.
The defendants John Franklin and Nancy h,
wife, Cornelius burnett and Nllly his wife, and
Lew, Stone not haNiup entered then appearance.
and given security according to tine act of Assem-
bis, and the rules OF thi, Court and il, appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabi-
tant> OF TIL, commonwealth On motion of tn,
plaintiff by his attorney, ii is ordered, that the said
defendant, John Franklin and Nancy his wife, &.
Buncl, and Alill> his wife, and Lewis Stone do
appear here on the st daA OF AUGUST term ncNt
and aa~we, the plaintiffs bill, and that a copy OF
tins order br forthwith inserted in the \mgnan
published IN LNnchhurg, ior two months successive
~ and thai another copy be posted the front door
OF the toar-house Of this county.
y Cory-Fc>tc,
\. STAPLES, Clerk.
juno - W2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

AlRGlNli.-tt rules held IN the clerk Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
chaneefs for Bedford county the LIST day iof June,
I-;5J.-Jacnb kcrus. Mcha kcrns. Andrew kerr
aud Sus3nrah ms wife, late SusHnah kerns, sally
1nd IL bctb,nlant children of John kcIns, who sue
- thci urS tfleHd, jacob kcrns, John Watson and
Elizabeth his WIFE, late Elizabeth kcrns, Meredith
W Ills aud LYDIA hi, vie, late LYDIA kcns, Philip
Shusiel and Polly his vile, late Polly kens, Par
ham Arlington aud Doshca ms wife, larc Doshca
krrns, and Barbara kens, planf-, against Bena-
min \. Donald George Noble and GILES In, wife, lafc
Gllrs Donald, Royal ChlIdrc-s aud Philip Gofner
Defendants.
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GEORGIA MANKEENs.

tST received, by Henry Brown, r.. a suppl.
- Of the above very popular article.
Rich Gu, Velvet Ncstings,
Plain do do. supr.
Sup'r. Marseillcs, do.
ALSO
\ snp'r. loi India and English silk pocket hkfs.
HENRY BROWN, jr.
Jul, Is 2t
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Esg' R'F.aEOE .SEoFsKY'Gx.

ykgy Circumstances beyond my control make
it necessary that should postpone the
reception of company at 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 fattcr myself cannot fail
10 please all whomay favor me with call
NM l.. SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

Propagation Of the .SHtwOrm.-Last year, on
the 4th Of july Charles Dyer, Esq of this city,
had four six worms. From these four and their
progeny, he had three complete crops of cocoons
There are now feeding, at the cocoonery Of the
Valentine Company, in this city, about seven
hnndred thousand worms, all the prodact of the
Sssr which Mr.. Dyer had on the 4th of July 1885.
- Providence Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

To MAKE BLACKBERRY WINE.-Press the Juice
out lightly through CLOTH so not 10 permit much
Of the pulp to ass through. To every quart OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

the juice add TWO quarts =, ~ inc,
of clean brown sugar =, ~ ~. :. -, !, -
or keg winch mus DC ', ~, 18Th or hum, Of In,
with INN CON oc'-' -. -. - Which
vessel unth IN, :, 10 ,,cr,n,c
may DC hno"" - .a.,,1 Tho fermentation
II '''e nl,@I's ;,,,,,,al,,.ly. Ieav,ne MI
!. e''ipe'eu = VI H., :, an, WAS, the
'po S'''l',"' = a. ~, mo !, tl,ronoh clean
'e>S'4' ai' 49, -, NJ sr;, must be- put
oio''' anu s'o' ~ ~. a., ,l,rea or t5nr
ih'' IT, +" WI =. ha hotter
'n""'n'i o"' w. .,., lao mall, in the same
'''oa '"' ~ : ry,un,,,,e Farmer.
way ,.,=.-t,t. r,,.,.,x c. ,,ay-
FeMdfhS ny mr. rum ~ -, ll5,;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

The lei,ndsnts George Noble and Giles ms wife,
.ed Royal thildross, not having entered then ap-
praianee and afcn security according 10 the act Of
Assembly. and the rules of tins court and it .,pa.-
my by satisfactory evidence, that tl,N - . aia
tantN al this tonnUnW ealt 1, orl ed. tI4t y
do appear here the hfs day Of the nes term, and
answer the till OF the plaintiffs, and than tins order be
inserted III some newspaper, published IN lynch
burg, for Two months suegcssney. and posted the
li"nt door OF tie raou.c OF tins county. ou
some count day. Atn.f- Fcstc,
1VS. WILSON, ccrf.