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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30
Patrick June Court, asas.

Jacob Prilliman. N,
iediRN l'
Lewis Stone. John Stone, Lewis S,n,.#
law Of Thomas Stone, deceased, john II. "'iF az
aud Nancy his wife. late Nancy Stone. 'lAIin
Burnett and Milly his wife, late Nilly 'llnS
phcn Stone, Tandy Stone and John Stone IA 'le-
Il CuANcEEY. O''A.
The defendants John Franklin and N,a..
wife, Cornelius Burnett and Miv his Wiz M
Lewis Stone not having entered their apnoar,. 'nf
and given security according to the act of ,''
bly,, and the rules of this Court, and il annas 'u'
by satisfactory evidence that the, are no, ,1 q'ing
tants of this Commonwealth On motion ao-
plaintiff by his attorney, it is ordered, thai n, r
defendants John Franklin and Nancy his we 'ad
Burnett and Nlilly his wife, and Lewis Ston'
appear here on the lst day of August term 10
and answer the plaintiff bill, and that ron ''
tins order be forthwith inserted in the N;rnin
published in Lynchburg, for two months snccs sa'N
ly, and that another copy be posted tthc from,
of the Courthouse Of this county. 0N
\ copy-Tcstc,
,,- y STAPLES, Clerk.
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lrIgGINIA-At rules rid in the clerk of,

ArIgGINIA-At rules rid in the clerk 5 Of
fee Of the circuit superior court oil n" ana
ebsorery for the county Of Nelson, IN the month
oi July. 1885:
John J. Dillard, who sues for the benefit oil Id
mand Winston, late sheriff OF Amherst county,
and a. such. administrator de bonls non, with
the will annexed, Of Henry H. Watts dc
ceased, tid'''''''
igaiast
Robert Rycs administrator OF Jesse Clarkson,
deceased. James Cllrkson, administrator OF the es-
tate, of David Clarkson, deceased, and OF Eliza
beth Clarkson, deceased, David II. C!arkson, Jno.
Uerndon and Mary his wife, Elizabeth Martin,
lanes East and Patsy his wife, William Clarkson,
John Clarkson, and John Utly and Nancy his
wife, Dciehuaf's'
IL fHASCERN.
The defendants Dayd X. Clarkson, William
GARRISON, Elizabeth Martin, and John ttly and
Nancy his wife not having entered their appear
ancc. and given security, according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules of this court, and II ap-
pcaring by satisfactory evidence that they are not
Inhabitants of this Commonwealth; it is ordered,
TINT the said defendants DO appear here on or be-
fore tie first dav Of September term next, and an
swar he bill Of the plaintiff, and that a copy Of
th.s order be forthwith inserted in the Lynehbnra
Ns.,.uian, for two months sncccsSivcY and ano-
-. Dy thereof posted At the front door Of the
e#lrt-hoc}c of this county, on some court day.
\ Copy-Teste,
10. {. CUTLER, Clerk.
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sssffaLOE SPRINGS.


Situated on Bafaioe Rirer. in the county Of I'm
hust, on the mann road, leading from the court
house 10 Lexington, about II miles from the
formcr and y miles from the latter place.
A ITliDtGii the medicinal qualities Of tins wa
" ter hate long been considered bA man, eminent
phy scians vino know ITS peculiar properties. interior
20 none IN the Sfae. vet owing 10 lis being for ma
ny years Ia the hands OF the cgaees 81 an undivided
estate. II has been destitute Of comfortable improve
mcnts, aui consequently unknown Ia persons at a
distance. II Was purchased tate last summer by my
brother aud opened by the subscriber iof the rcccp
ton OF COMPANY about the middle 81 July, without
any additional Improvement and although SO late in
The he i efatihed IN saving that he had from
3 to 500 visitors: Since that Time. the property has
undergone a general rcp1lr. The Hotel is large
and commodlons, and no puns hafe been spared 10
render IT ever, Wv csulurtablc | shall again be-
prepared tofccrite ,aitcrs about the l5thInsi June
and my friends and the public generally may be as
surcd that every ckrrtion shall be made Ia please.
For the information Of those unarananted with
the ingredients Of fhls water II IS proper 10 state that
II has been laaisxrd and found Ia consist chiefly OF
SulplHr sofa \ Nlgncsia. and It Isdtact amply sus-
tanned hs fhnse nho have had opportunity OF Judg-
ur ofts comparative mrrts, that II Is equalled by no
water n the state for delicate females. dsspeptics
Chronic diseases generally, and for Ill other com
plants whetehe ssstemht, lot - accustomed tone
and regularity.
want, hall prer. Horses, : -. II will be observed
that At no watering place, where eqeal acconimoda-
tIuus are afforded, Is the rate of iareso low.
" l.. N.NDERS.
LynchJuJg jun Isl, I-35.
U,1r ST. IN much pleased 10 hear that you
have made arrangements to accommodate visitors IL
the Bunaoe Springs during the ensuing summer
The CONDITION III which the property has been for ma
ny wears past. has contributed IN great degree 10
dcstto, thc benefits which might otherwise have re-
suited to lnvalids from the use Of the waters. The
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

p\ virtue OF deed of trust, executed To the
- subscriber, by VIM. NJ. Burwcll, for ccr.1ir
purposes therein expressed, and duly recorded init
Hastings Court for the corporation OF Lynchburg,
shall sell to the highest bidder for cash. at the market
house in the town of Lynchburg ON Wednesda,
the 29th INST. seven Negroes, viz. Isaac. Venus
Louisa, Clementna, ThurSton, Eliza and Amy
The subscriber will convey such title as is vested
in him by said deed only,
DAVID W. 81 RTON
July II tds
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Valuable Properf. for sale.

MRS. IlOYLE BROWN, having de
fs.5fl6 ermined t, leave Virginia. offers or ale
J.sslIl her residence ON the hll.-lt Is believed
here arr few houses ia the place, thai possess is
many advantages, having been built with an cspe-
cia view 10 comfort There eight rooms
leach with fire place. store room, and ten clo-
seis al finished in the best stylr. The lot con-
ta,ns four acres highly improved, aud has II all
the necessary appultcnant buildings, consisting al
a carriage house. two stables, lumber house, &c.
and a we'll of excellent water al the door.
Also,
\ tract of land, on Ivy creek three miles from
Lynchbng, containing 5i2 acres. This land IS
of peculiar fertility. Every on it that Is
cleared is we'll set with clover OF other grasses ex
ccpt tha portion this year in corn, and tobacco.
From lis contguity to Lynehburg, the abundance
of fircwood il will Weld, and the productive nature
of the soil il may well be wortl, the attention OF
rho,c VINO wish for immediate profit, in the culti-
yatian oi land. There is ON ii Saw and Grist
Mil, ast completed, with Thrcshing Machine
and Crusher; also, LARGE new Barn with STA
bling for fourteen horses. The ovcrsrcrs and
negro houses, arr new, with shine L. roofs and stone
chmneYs
Also,
Between 81 and 80 negroes, SOM t, them rood
hoase servants, and one first rate pastry cook,
GEO. IfOILT.
Inl, >. Is
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Weld nothing tui nubbins aud reward the husband
man SO Indifferent, well for his tolls and his out
lay.
,Sfgtembcr IN 1871.
Friead-Two years last spring | obtained some
of your seed Twin Corn. ! send in return
stalk with five good ears on it, aud If yon improve
said corn for the space of two years aud return ne
stalk with six ears, raised on the pleasant fields
Of Oakley farm, vii ~ 10 be able IN Two teafs
after 10 return yoa a stalk raised on The ief'ile
fields of Busrow farm with seven cafs. ith
due resprc, and esteem, am yours e.
". $. Giuurs. OLD COL, GILL.
OaLltg iojm, sept. Is, 1874.
Old FrieHd--l have 10 thank YOU for YOUR note
aud stalk of corn with five good cars upon II and
must acknowledge that YOU can beat with my
own seed, and thai can shcw nothing like ii nor
could hope on m, poor ridge OF land 10 compete
with your excellent farming Your fiat bottom
lis now about ID wears since first began 10 IN
prove my corn. ~ selecting my seed from lhose
stalks only which hare two ear, and the first
veat bad difficulty - fad rs many stalks with two
CIR. as would aitr III seed bat nov IN toefa-
bic soa,ou, 70 is dIisat 10 find fcw s'3lhs even
With less Than two, and from thai lo three and Tom
good ears. The peculiar quality of my seed has
shown itself particularly tins year, when my whole
erap has suffered 81 severely with drought, vet
Sou see two cars ~ Il struggle for II wherever my
seed was ,oWu; bn IN Two fields soVn each will dii-
ferent seed that bad been highly recommended 10
me, there is scarcely double cared stalk to be
found in cthcr-he few there | shall carefully
preserve and cndeayor to improve, as | Ike thc
Lind Of grain rather better than that am now cul
iipatne | shall preserve your ears carefully al
sp-plau, them sepafatek-lud next year, Deo
rofpfr, let >ou know the rrsut-lhoueh can
harfllE pNprff ny land rau AuuuDrt and bIIup q
maturity such prolific offspring. Believe me as
eyer, with regard. velrs DC.
WILMOT :. GIBBES.
OIL Co{ an
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THE SUBSCRIBER will sell, =,

k public aution, without reserve, on Satur-
day, the 22d OF August before the door of
the Bell Tavern IN the town of Liberty ON a credit
OF one two and three years the House and Lot which
he now occupies situated in the said town. The
House contains three rooms below and three rooms
above stairs, all having fre-places. There is ON bc
Lot an excellnet Well, Ice House. Office and other
necessary houses. JOHN RICHARDSON.
Liberty, July % ,ds
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June 81

a lRGlNiA:-Ata Court held for Bedford
County, at the Courthouse, the 22d day of
June, one thousand eight hundred and tbirty-tiye.
Harvey Mitchell, guardian of Charlotte Mitchell,
only CHI and heir at law of Elizabeth Mitchell.
deceased, who was Elizabeth Griffin, Plaintiff
against,
Charlotte MITCHELL Samuel Griffin. John II. Grit.
I'M, W illlam = Griffin, and Gustayus A. Wing.
heId and Charlotte his wife, formerly Charlotte
SHINING Defendants
In CH,NCERy.
The defendant William S. Griffin not having
entered ms appearance and given security accor.
1,ng to the act of assembly and the rules of this
1ou't' and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat ne is not an inhabitant of this Common.
wealth 1t is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear here on the 18th Monday in August
next and answer the bill of the plaintiff. and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the town of Lynchburg,
,or Two months successfully, and posted at the
''oh' ooof OF the court house of this county.
\ Copy-Tcsc.
no. {. MITCHELL, C.B.C.
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.1.EG - IS BE.S,V'TEE2,

'sNiIE subscriber wishes to purchase Fifty likely
L Ieuag Negroes. Persons having such for sale,
will do well tc call on the subscriber, IN Lyuchburs
hrtore selling CHARLES :. BULLOCK
julN ~ II,
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YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE,
jnlv %

r. VIII continue at a., stand until
~ u ~ the first of August.--to be let to
Ml<~1E CF mares ut SO the Good pas
s.asAs-Afl~ turage near the town, gratis and
mares granted at twenty five cents day.
The Eclipse stock Is well known, and withal,
commands such high prices, as 10 Justify breeders i'll
any reasonable expense to obtain it. \ more endnr
my race of annalsncye lived. OH Eclipse, at nine
years old, after making three seasons, the
great 10000 race aganstt best horse in the South
and then left the turf sound Il nut. His winnings
we're rodigio,S he ha,twice sold for so O00--the
last Time at 90 wears od--and will make for his
owner $4,000 this season. His price is so
higher than Monsieur 'fonsons, aud such horses
and notwithstanding he gets moro mares. and proba
bly, better mares, is he Is patronzcd mainly by per-
SONS that train and horses. Young American
Eclipse Just like him in form and the yer, same
blood. HENRY BROWN. JR.
june l. WIS
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aitat,'e Tavern for sale.
july p


The subscriber wishing 10 devote more OF hls time
10 hia Mercantile pursuits will sell, reasonable
'crns, his Tavern, situated AT Henry Court house.
rgna. The Improvements consist of large two
story Brick Building and two other Dwelling houses.
no" used for the accommodation OF boardcrs and
travellers with many other necessary out-houscs and
excellent Garden. As 10 the payments there will
be no difficulty he i, disposed 10 put it IN the pow
- oil a purchaser to pay lor the property from the
profits oi the establishment. Having disposition
10 pat of ms property he will simply invite persons
disposed 10 purchase to call aud view il.
jas. VI. SMITH
july % wlw.
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" IRGlNiA Alta court held for Bedford com.
" ~ at the courthouse, the 22d day of June 1895
Bowkcr Preston, Smithson II. Davis and John O.
Leit"lch' merchants and partners, trading under the
style and ilrm OF Davis, Preston, & Co Plaintiffs
against
James Lynch, William Angel William Mitchell
John Board and Thomas kasey. Defendants.
II CHANcERY.
The defendant William Mitchell not having en-
tered ms appearance and given security according to
the act OF Assembly, and the rules of this Court
and appearing to the satisfaction of the Court tn
he Is not an lnhabant of this Commonwealth. r.
ordered thai the said defendant do appear here on
the fourth Monday in August next and answer the
bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN
the town OF iynchburg>tor two months successiyey.
ana posted at the Front dool Of the court house of
this county. icopy-Tcstc
RIO. e. MITCHELL. Che.
June %
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The Defendants Wesley Tracy. John Tracy and
Matthew Gibbs and kezah his wife, not having On.
tered their appearance, and given security accordp,
TO the act OF assembly, and the rules of this copr,
ard 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence thai bcy
are not inhabitants OF this commonwealth, 1t is or.
dered, that they do appear here the first da, obs
next term, and answer the plaintiffs bill that IN,
order be inserted in some newspaper. published
Iynchburg, iortwo months succcssively and posted
at the front door OF the courthouse of this county
some court day. Copy--Tcste,
JOS. WILSON, OK
\. Il. On the Isl and Sth days of August next a
the post office in Lynchburg, the plaintiffs will TAX,
sundry dispositions TO prove their demand apans, III,
absent defendants. III. ID. G. MI RRELL
July WIN
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Jul, -
Splendid Tobac C estate. and farm for sale.

seN authority ofthc owners, offer tof sal", that
at most valuable and dreuable LANDED ES-
FNll" On which the late Henry Clark resulted at
the tune oil hi- death, situated on the North Fork of
Ducr river. lnfhecounlv ct Bedford, and containing
between HNm md ie0O arlcs, moro OF less. There Is
outhi tract ase qaantIt, OF valuable low grounds,
and avery considerable portion of most excellent
tobacco htud. TIN soi Is most admrabl, adapted
to the production ot corn, tobacco and small gram.
The mpro, cmcnt> are calculatcdio, the comfortable
accommodation ot a small family, and there is upon
the Land a most excellent apple orchard. In fine, |
think lmaN with proplcty say that there are but
few, If any tlaetso lId offered ior sale. IN tins
section OF country, combining many attractions
and advantages rs the one IN question
The terms e sale will be liberal, and will be made
known "narplleatlon.
VII. james {. Noonnan. or Mr. John :. Brown,
"hn at present reside On the premises, viii, have
po doubt shem lhs land to ny persons disposed to
view II. CIISNl,ll. u AB\EA.
lUuc II Is
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I rules held i'll the Clerks Office of the Cjrcur
A superior Court of Law and Chancerv for Bed
ford County, the Isl day of June. ls35--IIcnry l.
Dawes, Plaintiff, against Peter Burroughs, James
burroughs in his own right, aud as administrator of
Joseph Burroughs, deceased. Thomas Crews. and
Prossrr POWELL IN ms own right, and as administrator
OF Richard Powell. deceased. Defendants.
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lN9TssE.

. ih- persons indebted to the subscriber are re-
queS'ed to call and settle. as no farther ndu
Ia 90 W gwen HOBSON JOHNS.
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The defendants George Noble and Giles his NC
and Royal chdress, not having entered Their NV
pearance and gwen security, according to The ac IF
Assembly, and the rules of this court and !, VI
ing by satisfactory evidence, that they are mn, l
tants OF this Commonwealth, it is ordered tina, La.
do appear here ON the first day of the next term ,i
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that this orj |
inserted IN some newspaper published in I,n,I
burg, for two months succcssivelv and posted :, ,l
front door of the courthouse of this county nn
some court day \ Copy-Tcsc.
JOS. WILSON, clerk.
.Julv2 uon
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Glbpus' lupRovco GosN.-N publish below.
from the lgrtrWe 6. G PatriDi, a brief though
pithy correspondence between two practical far
mers, Oh a subject Of great moment TO the agricu-
,ural interests. IL Wa yer, h1pplly said b, Doom
.SWjf, tia whoever could mahc two eur, oi
corn, Or tao blades of 1fas, 10 GROW upon a spot
Of ground where only one crew belorr would de-
aaryc better Of mankind, and do more essential
ssrvce TO his country, than the whole race Of po-
li,ieims put together and we believe We may az.
card to each OF those gentlemen the full measure
OF that need OF praise, without Sublccting oursct
to the imputaon ofbeing nat,crcr
The method of selecting his seed corn, as fol-
lowed BY Mr.. Gbbes is udcious, and we trust
every agriculturisl who raises corn crop, will
take counsel from the result OF his experience and
pursue the same course. Indeed, were planters
and farmers, generally, to adopt this plan, with
respect TO the saving of their seed from the whole
range OF their several crops, we have doubt but
that the happiest effects would be the result OF
their labors, in their moderation and Improvement
Domestic animals in Europe, and particularly in
England, have been brought to their present per-
lection by selecting exclusively for brcedino those
combining the best points, for the respective uses
for which they were wanted and we see no rea-
son why the same law which regulates the econo-
my OF the animal kingdom, may not, with equal
success, be applied to the vegetable The oxper-
linens of Mr.. Gibbes, and those of every other
gentleman who has made the trial, go to con-
firm the belief, that such would be the case.
We therefore, impelled to the belief, that
by exercising due vigilance and proper care,
IN selecting seed corn from none but such
stalks as are vigorous and large in their growth,
fruitful in their yield, and which may have BONE
two ears or more of good grain, and, by being
equally careful in the culture that in a few year,
cur planters woG,i be able 10 Danish from ,hair
corn fields, those unsiehily dwarf stalks, winch
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Clock and Watch Maker

HI, ,o,n aoos Inc franklin Hotel and hopes from
the public patronage. - Ii'',s p" oXT
Nav 4 - ". h'' -
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Tobacco land for Sale or Rent.

Z WISH 10 sell Naluahc tract Of Land in the
county Of AMHERST adjoining the residence OF
Mai. \. TaIiltrro, containing 600 acres,-about
30 acres are cleared, and is productive in grain,
the remainder is nwoodS nearly all Of which would
produce tobacco the finest quality. onthis tract
is a comfortable dwelling, and the water is good
and plentiful
also wish to rent several large bodies of the
richest Tobacco land in the country, on very rca-
Sonablc terms. Persons inclined to bu, or rent,
would do we'll to give me carl, call, and view
for themselves. "a. DR. MMO\D.
Amherst June Is *
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Weld nothing tu, hlbbins aud reward the husband
man so Indifferent, well for his tolls and hi out
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o1ocys AND yvArcrx rra1xrwc.

M ~ Undersigned takes this method of informna
ca,,,,, m' citiZens OF lynchburg and the adjacent
''' - 'idl ne mas commenced tho b,,e;ncss ot a
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July To
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July >
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-14
Died.

In this town. yesterday morning after a severe
illness which he bore with uncommon patience
and resignation, WILLIAM JERAULp TowN N
SEND, ". ID, aged FL years Having sustained
his examination with honor. and Just received the
degree of Doctor Of Medicine at the Medical Col
lege at Philadelphia. he was about to enter upon
the interesting duties Of his Profession, for which
he was admirably qualified by the character Of
his mind, and the qualities Of his heart-when he
received the summons to leave the career that
was opening before him upon this earth, TO pass
through the dark valley Of death into the presence
Of God perfectly happy, with joy,
his call he followed to the Land Unknown