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JOHN THOMPSON. JR. clerk.


VFFIlT,
imhcrst Court HOUSE, Jane % ls35
The PARTIES interested, Will take notice that b,,e
appointed Monday. the 10Th day of August next. ia
commence the accounts in the foregoing orders men
toned: on which day, at the hour oftO o,clncl /, "
they are requested 10 attend at my Office win then
accounts vouchers and copies of court papers. pre-.
pared iof examination and settlement
ROBERT TINSLEY. Cam.
july q
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eery Tor the county Of Nelson IN the month oil July
i-}J
,hario Sareg, PIT
ledilsf
William }. freeland, Owen {. Fowler William II.
Hingfad I'D Douead Ferguson. late merchants
and I4ffr.ers. tfadli. under the firm and style of
FrceIanl Ferguson ! Co. and Alexander Brown.
executor oil Archer Ferguson. deceased, Deits.
Il tniSftHf.
The defendants William !. Freeand and Duugald
Ferguson, not having entered their appearance, and
given security, according To the act of Assembly,
and the rules Of tins court and il appearing by salts
factory proof thai thes are not inhabitants of TIN,
commonwealth II Is ordered. that the said defendants
do appear here or before the first DAY Of Septen-
Der term next. aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff.
and that a copy Of thi. order be forthwith inserted in
the Isnchburg Nifginian for months successivcy
and another copy thereof posted at the front door
of the courthouse Of this county, on some court
day. \ c0py-teste,
RIO: {. CETLER. firrk.
JUN - w2m
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JOHN r, MCDANIEL, President.
THOMAS MCKINNEY. Tredsarcr.
HAHN

VST received supply Of very fine Lcmor
~ Syrup, tor making lemonade, Nc., which ",
',jll ,cll To-, IA the bottle or dozen.
J. J. ! IL. EOYALL
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a'ssfe

R,,'a l. 'o} ,aIH' A. my 'Is nolr Two Thousand
huShes OF Good Corn
Ph'oasbure. Jul n ~ -
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4 Ia circuit superior court of law and chanccr,.
i "A continued by adiourument and held for IN,
county OF Amherst, ut the cuurthonsr ON Tfupsda,
the 9TH day OF April. lS:}5.-Elizabctb TYLER. nd
mlhiStratrN' with the will auncxed, of John TYLER
deceased, aud IN her right. Isaac Scott and Pat
NeN ms wife Mildred innis, window Of John Inns
deceased, aud pney Garner, widow of Joseph Gar
nei, deceased. Plaintiffs. against Jonas Pierce m his
o"niIght, and as administrator of William billiard
deceased, James billiard. son of William. Iarkin
London and Polly In, wife and Robert. Tbo,nas
lilialn and l.eana Warren, Infants by commissioner
John liaggard aud Rachel his wife and prtcr Nonr
and Snsannah his wife Defendants.
IL CHANCfRY.
ms cause came on this day to be heard. nnon thu
papers formerly read, and the report of con,nission
ef hSlrN, made npursuancc of the dccretol order
OF the 9Th day of April 1892. with exccntiors
iheiet" ~ the dctendont james Billiard and the cx
hlbit' herewith filed, and was argued by counsel.
on consideration whereof, the court not at present
deciding any points arising in the cause except rs 70
me piHnil Mildred Innis doth confirm the said re-
port as to her and doth adiudgc. order and decree
Nc.' Uhs part OF the decree does not relate TO the
I'eonnlltteo fepor) And the court doth further or.
der that the report aforesaid with the eycentions
thereto be reeommittcd TO the commissioner who
made II, Tor hnn To consider and report tbercunon
\ topr-rese.
JOHN THOMPSON. in. clerk.
CoNmssIoNrR's OFFICE.
fmherSt Court House, Jiu,e II, ls35
ne parties will take notice, that have APPOINTED
'1''"i"'S' INC oth day OF August next to consider
oii'h4e4 report III the foregoing order men.
uohet'' ON winch day, at the hour of 10 o,cIorL 4,
W. they are requested to attend at nv ofl;ce with
"' necessary papers, prepared for examination
'''' ROBERT TINSLEY,
July 6 o''''''l,sio''''
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.V'GTE(E.

wish 10 sell my Falling Tract Of Land,
adjoining the lands of William Joaes.
Esq, Captain William Cooke. samuel
Nm I. Id IL h.l-. Id 1n...lnn.-LA .-Ln.,n
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Tobacco land for Sale or Rent.

Jul, %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19
DlrMFRIES' REMEDY FOR TIL.
~ PILES.

vINHE proprietor begs leave to recommend which
1 he does with the fullest confidence one OF the
most valuable remedies known for this troublesome
and painful complaint. Without going into detail
he deems ii enough to say, he has in his possession
the most undoubcd testimonials that it has more
completely answered the purpose for which it is in
tended, than any other popular Medicine.
This remedy is perfectly easy in its application, to
all conditions, ages and sexes. Full directions, de-
scriptiye of the complaint, &c. accompany each
packet, which consists of two boxes Ointment and
Electuary. Price 81 for the whole, 50 cents if
but one OF the articles is wanted.
~ None genuine unless signed on the out
side printed wrapper, b, the Sole Proprietor, Il.
KIDDER. immediate successor TO the late DR.. W. r
Conway. For sale at his Coun,ing Room, over No.
90 Court Street, Concert Hall. Boston, and al
so by his special appointment, by
UOWEI. DAVIES, and
IT. 81. +. ROYALL, Lynchburg,
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MoNrAGUE's BALM,

AN INDIAN Kennedy FOX iii. lOO IHACli
HNHE established reputation aud constantly ia
Il cre,sng demand Tor this etfectua remedy of
pain and prescryatvc of the Teeth, has induced the
subscriber to offer it to the American public. Ar
rangements have been made TO supply agents IN all
the principal cities and towns OF the United States,
so to place it within the reach of those suffering,
and likely to suffer- with the harassing of all
aches [toothach.l When applied, according to the
directions given the bottle it has failed to
afford immediate and permanent relief 1t also
the decay in defective teeth, aud relieves that
soreness which so frequently renders strong tooth
useless
The application and remedy simple, innoc ent
and not unpleasant and the large number of persons
IN various sections of the country that have already
experienced such delightful and saiutary benz fits
from the of the Balm, ready to bear (tor the
public good) their testimony to its unrl'alled quail
ties.
1t is an Indian remedy, obtained singuary and I'M
espectedly and may be regarded by he civilized
world as the most valuable discovery OF the Red
Man Of the Woods.
All applications for agencies orders for the Balm
will receive prompt attention, ii addressed to the sub
serbcr or 10 Holderby a. McPhecters, Petersburg,
Virginia II. b. MONTAGUE.
" The above Medicine for sale by
J. r. s. J. +. ROYAL, Agents,
Lynchburg, Virginia
Nov. IL w}w
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and Cutlery.
Groceries,.

Guupowdcr Imperial and Black Teas:
Mocha, Java Lagura and Rio Colfees
Clarhed sugar, new and beautiful article for ia
bic use; Loaf Sugar;
ST. Crox, Porto Rico and New orleans Sugars;
Sugar House and West India Moasses;
Champaign, Cognlao, Apple and Peach Brandies
Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Port, Muscat, Champaign
and Malaga Wines;
Salt; Alum; Saltpere; Allspce Pepper; Gin
ger: Nader Indigo; Cut Nails
Sole and Upper Leather, &c. &c.
And a great variety of other Fancy and Staple ar
tcies-all of which will be sold low for Cash. ex-
changed for Country Produce, al market prices and
to punctual customers, ON liberal credit.
Nov. Ii Is
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BACON At COST

HENRY BROWN, JR., nearly opposite the
i l. Banks. Lynchbure, offers for sale, at FIRST
cost, II 900 lbs. FAMILY Bacon, ofvcry superior
quality, and equal to any in the market.
1000 lbs. principally Midngs less cost var
,icle, sound, and entirely superior to the New Or
leans. Where NlidIings preferred they will
be sold as low as the hog round as the subscriber
is determined to sell all that he has on hand.
ALSO,
HERnINGs, by the harrel, Five hhds. Brown
Sugar Sugar House Molasscs 1000 yards
Flax Linen; Smiths Bcllows's and Anvils,
Vices and Hammers Together with an assort-
mcnt of Hats, Boots and Shoes.
ALSO,
CoSFEcTIoNAHIEs such as Sugar Misses. and
a variety of other Candtes, at 81! cts. per pound.
ALSO,
A great variety Of new and fashionable Cotton,
Silk and Woollcn Goods all Of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
August IS
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HENRY BROWN. .Jr.

IL Ell kNS his thanks Tor the lbeil patron,r,
received heretofore, and respectfully solic.ts a
continuance OF IT IN future.
lie Is no" closing the receipt OF his supply for the
current season. and from the real care exercised m
selecting 1t, Its extent and Variety the ADVANTAGES nm
onwhich II was purchased, and the yer, small adj
'ahees required on them, thinks he may sateI, give
assurance that II will be to the interest OF all 10 give
nm call peds'ug himself, the same time 10 give
the most prompt polite and untlrng attention.
4mong his assortment rciH be found:
Cioths aud Cassmeres, of almost every grade and
flush
Extra PLAN, striped, diagonal and ribbed Sattin,ts
ii and 6-i Merino Cloths;
81 and I'll Circassians
BLACK, white, and coored PLAN and figured Silks .
~, 90 "o 90 do do Sattens
BLACK blue black and figured Challeys;
Merino CASHMERE and Cashmere Shawls;
10 DO do and Satin Scarts ;
\ great variety OF Ladies' Dress llandkcrchiels;
Embroidered silk Aprons, Belts and Collars;
Ladies Aid. Silk aud Pic Nc Gloves, all colors :
Laces aud Edgings, great variety;
Shell, Bra7 :lian, Silver, Gilt and Brass Combs;
'entlemen's lior>k N, Buckskin, " ooen &c.
&c. Gloves;
DO and Ladies' black and white Silk Hose and
Half hose;
anton and Nollen Flannels
Heavy Casslnelts for negroes
Mapped Cottons, Iinse,s aud A rr,at variety of
other Goods, for negroes ware
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

X ANYWAY. on the 23d instant, my negro man,
about 40 years old, yellow complicated, large
nat nose, fine bushy head of hair, think has scar
On one OF his legs, about feet 10 l inches high,
cans himself PETER BROWN, took with him all
MS pest clothes, among them blue cloth coat and
anu anu oack fur hat. His mother and two sisters live
S"n MAJ Colin Buckner, of Lynchburg. expect
nc r WI, attempt to pass free man, and get TO a
m ne, o.se' lie is Cooper, Carpenter and very
n Miller Has, for the last nine years, kept my
,,oa s o" the Falls of Nottoway. Ifaken in the coun
s,o VI rNouo~ay or Luncnburg. and brought home,
W VIII De gwen. ID. G.. WILLIAMS.
Lunenburg Co. Va Nov 10 is
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JUST RECEIVED,

Elegant Brass Curtain Bands and Pms,
Ivory handle Knives and Forks in sets Of 81
pieces
Fine Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots,
" Sugars Creams and Stop Bowls,
Patent and other Block Tin Coffee Pots
Splendid assortment Of Brass indrons,
Shovels, longs, and Tenders,
Fine Plated Casters, ), 4 aud bottles,
Candlesticks, Shutters a,d Trays,
Astral and other Lamps
ALSO,
Looking Glasses; Turned Wood Ware; Knife,
Clothes and Travelling Baskets; Manila M@ts; Bel
lows Brushes: Egg Boilers Steak Dishes; Plate
Warmers; Ladies' Dressing and Work Boxes; Ac-
cordans, and numerous other desirable articles.
H. b. RICHARDS II co.
ALso--A beautiful assortment of Guns and Pts
tolls. ii. Is. X. u Co.
Oct. is
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FAMILY CARRIAGE,

HKl< Just received, very superior New
KTIz ark CARRIAGE, of the newest pat
AZ-AZ- tern, with White Mounting, and likol,
TO please in price and appearance. The maker wish
ing to introduce his work in this part of the State
has taken uncommon pains IN putting the work to-
gether. Persons wishing to buy, will cal Mr.
Flint at the Carriage Shop of Mr. Samuel A,les Oh
Main street, he former stand of H. Beach * Co.
HENRY BROWN, in.
Oct. % Is
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A CERTAIN CT RE FOR
uIOWENER invttcrate, in one hours appl
III ZION, and no danger from taking cold, by Us
DUMFRIS' OINTMENT.

This preparation, for peasantness' safety, eApedi-
,,on ease and certainty, stand, unrvaed orthe cure
of this troublesome complaint. !, 10 rapid as well
a. certain in its operation, to cure this disagreed
n. disorder most ettcctually in ono hours application
emily
II does not contain the least particle of mercury.
other dangerous ingredient, and may beapped with
perfect safety to pregnant lenales' or to children at
the breast.
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WILLIAM r. KRAUTfI,
WAT. H-,iAkER, JEW t.LER AND Sill
vER>NlTH,

THREE doors beIo,c the Market House, and marty op-
poSitr the Banks,
TIlAkES this opportunity Of informing his Gus
i toners aud the public, that he has just returned
from the Northern Cities, and is now opening a
splendid assortment Of Patches, Je,rlry, Plated and
Erittanin Ware, and great many other articles
which are too numerous to menion-but hf would
merely observe to those who are wanting to call on
him before they purchase else where, he is deter
mined to sell low for cash.
~ B-Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and SILVER
Ware made and repaired in the best manner and al
rho shares, notice ". r. X.
October l5
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ny FLETCHER r. TOLER.
TERMS.
,~-- :. THE ZuMchburS UTrgiAiuu-

:. n-;oed ticics reek at 81 per onntm payable IN
s,,,ur,. No paper teH be discontinued tout ut the
s;,eretion ofh. Edtors until all arreoroges paid.
~ 4DVERTYS EMENI'S ,riu be inserted at
30 cents pr square Tor less, he frst time, and 81
Int, for zach continuance. Thos. from distance
r. paid for previously to Their insertion. unless the
paumert be assumed by some responsible person in
Lyrdburg.
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4 heavy stock OF GROCERIES, all of which the,
will sell low tor cash, or to punctua customers.
Our Hat Factory is now in complete operation, and
We determined to sell to Country Merchants and
all wholesale dealers, at the New York prices.
We particularly solicit friends and the public
to give call.
Oct o6 6w
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.NOUV.LLv' 4. HER.V.DO.V.

X EG leave to inform their customers and the pub
- lie generally, that they have just received their
ran supply of GOODS, consisting of a general
assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Shoes,
&c. &c.
Also, handsome assortment Of Ladies Fashion
able BONNETS, to which they ask their particu-
,ar attention, and hope they will give them call be
tor. purchasing.
Nov 70 Nv
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DINIkLE e. RUMBOUGH,

4 RE now opening Large and Splendid Assert
"A ment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
comprising
Cloths, Casinctts, Linseys, Clrcassians. Prints
Blankets. Flannels Ladies' Cotton and Worsted
Hose Gloves, Silks, Ribbons, and Fun Capes, Hats
Caps, Shoes and Boots, Hardware and Cutlery, Can
dies, by wholesale and reall, &c. &c.
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Shoes and HATS.

ladies' white and black Satin Slippers;
DO black aud colorcd Morocco do
DO seal Shoes and do do
DO Morocco do
DO Cater Boots;
DO Prunella shoes and Slippers;
Misses and Chlldren's do do a great variety
Negroes sewcl and pegged Shoes, a heavy aud
superior article;
Gentlemen ALI skin Boots and Shoes;
DO Seal Morocco, aud Calf skin Pumps;
Ladies' all Gentemcn's Gum Elastic Shoes;
DO sshionable aud Satin Beaver Hats
DO do Fur do
Wool Hats, Fur and Seal skin Caps, Sc,
A large and general assortment of Hardware
nd lifl
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IUST OPE\ED,-Splrndid Brass Tenders.
~ and lions, Shovel and Tongs, STAIR Rods, &c.
Nj king the best assortment of those articles ever
offered in thi, market. House Keepers call and
see. H. B. RICHARDS, & CO.
Nov.2 is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-07-22

their job, by putting oil power into their hands, and
constituting ourselves at once, their slaves.
If the Democracy, which is the vast majority, be
really SO ignorant Of their true interest, as to act
against it, where is the fault?
Is il not contended that all the learning, and all
the responsibility in the possession of the Fcder
alsts DO they not control our schools, universi-
ties, newspapers, and pulpits. Do they not make
all the books, or chose them for us! There must
be something radically wrong in the system of pub
lie instruction, or the instructors be wofully
defective in their power of communicating knowl-
edge. A knowledge, too, so acceptable to all men,
as that which leads to everlasting bliss through tenn
poral comforts.
These great and learned teachers have had every
advantage which could be desired, in this country,
as well as in Europe, for their rotessed object yet
do they fail to make any progress in making the
people believe, that it is best for the Legislature to
take care Of the rieh that they may take efthe
poor, as the great federal leader has told them
in convincing them, that the teU, consisting of the
learned professions, and capitalists will make laws
favorable to the working classes On the contrary,
the people are growing daily more incredulous on
this subject even in the old countries, where the
people have less of information and less les-
ure for reflection than here.
live were so wanting in charity to suppose,
that these rich, respeetabl wise and pious Teach
ers, were attempting to palm the people, false IN
strueti0n, tending to their degradation and future
misery; and using the power they derive from our
votes, to make laws, dark and artful, as 10 lead
US astray from our rsa! interest," without our know
ing it and under the semblance of protecting oar
interest, then indeed we could easily account for
their failure for fasehood repulsive, and diff
cult conceal, as truth is simple, easy to establish,
and attractive.
We Democrats cannot admit the perversity of
human nature because we are Christians, and
reverence our Maker. We cannot say that we op-
pose our own interest, knowingly; because that is
contrary to nature. If then we are wrong it is
from ignorance, and the fault is with our teachers
We must, therefore, choose our instructors, or IN
struct ourselves for we do most earnestly wish to
promote our own happiness and we are Democrats,
because we sincerely believe it to be for our interest
HONEST POLICY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-07-22

Aneedote Of Loce.-It is not long since the follow
ing extraordinary adventure is said to have taken
place in one of the districts of Hungary:
A number of workmen being engaged in opening a
communication between two mincs discovered the
body Of miner, apparently about twenty years of
age, whose position showed that he had fallen
victim to one of those accidents of frequent occur
renee Ill these subterraneous excavations.
The men remarked that the body seemed to have
lost nothing of its fexibility aud supplcness and
the state of perfect preservation likewise in which il
was found, was attributed by scientific men, TO the
effect of vitriOlic water in the mine
On being exposed to the air, the body bccamc
Stiff but the features and expression of the face were
not changed. Stit could not be recognized, although
there was confused recollection in the neighbor-
hood respecting the time when the accident occurred
reported through the village to have been above hall
II century ago.
No farther inquiries, however, were made and
they proceeded to inter the corpse according to the
usual course, when all at once there appeared an old
woman, Fastening as fast as her crutches would
carry her towards the spot On hearing the circun-
stance she had quilted her bed, where she had been
confined during many years and insisted upon seeing
the features of the deceased. Spite of the wrinkles
and fixed expression of her countenancc, it BETRAYED
uncommon agitation and anxiety, mingled with n
singular air of satisfaction, which had in it some
thing almost supernatural and inspired.
She approached and fixed her eyes upon the fea-
tures of the corpse, threw aside the long hair that
concealed part of the forehead, then bursting into
tears and piercing cries. she exclaimed that she had
found the body of her lover to whom she was OF the
eve of being united sixty years before, when he so
suddenly disappeared When her tears had ceased to
flow, she returned thanks to heaven for having per-
med her to behold again the object of her first
attachment, adding, Now, indeed shall die con-
tent
The violence Of her feelings had been more than
her feeble frame could support. The peasants
wished to carry her home; lot her mind seemed
to have broken the last links that bound il TO the
earth, and she was laid in the same grave with him
from whom she had been long and strangely
separated.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-07-22

has been long and favorable Known commander
OF one of the New York anProvidenc steamboats,,
who is, IN every respect, copctent to the duties as
signed him. This boat wbe launched early in
October, and be ready to te her place on the river
at the opening of the seasoin March next. The
enterpizing owners, who he spared no expense in
her construction, have our BIT wishes for their sue
cess,
Another new steamboat, tended to ply between
New York and New Han, has recently been
launched. She is 100 feebng and % feet beam,
and in every respect suFb vessel.-Her cabin
run fore and aft of the bo, and is more highly
finished than any vessel wcver saw. The COM
bination of birds eye mapIeose wood, and mahog-
any, with the delicate porcain panneling presents
a singularly beautiful eouprail, and reflects the
highest credit upon the goodste ofthe joiner This
splendid boat will be underie command of Capt
EAlah Peck. and will comnnce her regular trips
In the course of three or rfouTeeks.-Proo Jor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-07-22
THEATRE.

1t is seldom that any thing like novelty is to b.
seen or heard in our quiet town we ore therefor.
the more surprised that the Theatre with attrac-
tons, which if not altogether intellectual, yet ere
every way remarkable should be SO little encoura-
ged as it has been during the late performances
Mr.. Cony's dogs Hector and Bruin both in London
and New York, have drawn crowded houses, and
and the wonderful sagaci.y and training of these
canine performers have excited universal applause
and admiration. Many of our own townsmen who
have witnessed their feats have been highly satisfied.
The pieces performed are necessarily pantominic
and melo dramatic. Yet now and then an inter-
lude has been performed with much credit to the
company. We have been particularly pleased with
the effective acting of youth Of only eight years
old, who in the character of the Mock Doctor and
Lingo has repeatedly received the plaudits Of the
house. The varied talent and capacity Of the COM
pany deserve, and hope will receive the eneour-
agement of the community.