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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

EFih"lNA.-At rules held IN the t;ietk. OH 20 Of
w the Circuit superior Couu Of law and baucorv
Tor Bedford county, the ID d of November laIi-Mat.
ihew HAM, jesse Hail. Jr john Hall ard joel Hail. pIfs
against John Hall. WIN. Hall, IIezekiah an, Eiish, Hal,
Sha aeh Brown aud Tabitha his wife, late Tahb, Hail
IehJamn Mugrove aud keziah his wife. late Keziah Hall
Joseph Slaughter late Sheriff of Bedford county and in
That Character adm with tho will annexed Of john Hall
dec anu cnJ ,mn Musgrov present adnr nh the viii
annexed of sad John Hall, Sr. dec. Det-Iu chauccrv
The defendants Joln Han, Wan. Hail. aud Sbsirach
Brown nnd keziai his WHO, not having entered their
appearance and gwen >ecity according to the
Assembly and the rules of this court and nppearing m
satisfactory evidence that thoy inabtauts of this
commonwealth u ordered that they do appear here
on Tue hfst day OF The and the bill Of
the plaintiffs that this order he Inserted in a newspaper
pubshol ~ Lynchburp, for monts suscesiyely and
posted at thu trout door Of tho house this county
court day.
copy-fesie, JOS. WILSON, Cik.
Jan. . WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

N1lhGiNlA.--At rules held IL, ia, ~,
c. a'ren,t snpe,,or Court Of Law ami "fee Of the
W,s m, Tue Sd day of November la ,nr hsd.
ahsI'. w. asans, Joseph w Scott Job,, " s.,a w
a osa "ienn, .iary Watts. Edmund am, scout Is
Da,i, Tmu nerndo' VIM Helm Daniel B,axn - mur
howisAJ, Dcfis.-in Chuncery w. "atth and Joel
The defcndant Daniel i,roy, NJ,
snniy sS an gwen security according to s No., "s w.
,.cory evidence that he is not an ppe.f,ng by
,hs lis ordered that he do nn"..a ., 'hs
pm, that this order be inserted in ,om" .e plaintiffs
rs, u 70 iynchhurg. two months sueee.s,yat pun
go me Court day. Vi 'his county, On
ACopy-Tes,e,
jan S JOS. WILSON elk
wan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

es|IRGiNIAAt rules acid in the Clerk Once Of the
Circuit Superior Curt of Law and Chancery for the
county Of CHARLOTTE, the Sd day of November, l5j4Wm
Patteson, PHI aust Francis A. Stern AMI Robert Nor
ton, Deft-.-in Chancnry.
The defendant Frnncs A. Stem, not having entered his
appearance according the of Assembly and the
rules of this aud it appearing TO the satisfaction of
the that he is niabitaU of this State,
ton the plaintiff by Counsel is ordered that the
appear before the Judge ofho said Court
thu Court house of the said county, the first day OF
the next term and his appearance and the
plaintiff bill aud that copy Of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published In the town of Lynchburg
for mouths excessively, and posted at the front
door of the court house of the said county.
A Copy-Teste ---=
WINSLoW ROBINSON elk
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

"A TIA Circuit Superior Court of Law aud chs,eery
AIM continued by ad ournnent and held for the county of
S, al The court house, Phur,dag tho ith day of
Dan eaoet io3i-Eljah Fletcher, Denandnnt against
Th r,Chrsian. renant--IIpon a W rt Of right.
moi uay came the parties, by their Attorneys and
this .e pleintif it is ordered, that the Surveyor of
DIV s s 10 90 upon the Land in controversy, the
survs. a. next II far, ii not, the tar day, and
and re ay out the same, either party shall require
and ta, 1--WE Fair plas and reports toreof to the court
and h Que of tho JUSTICES of the said county do then
Of such hn aud examine aud take the dispositions
ties whch as shall produced by any OF tho par
port. are TO be returned with the said plats aud
s,i naa The Sheriff of said county attend the
n! ana remove forco IL any shall be offered.
NJ ,.opy-Festo, JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.
WV 10 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
From, the National Iltettigenoey. Jan. I.
OUR RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.

With pleasure which We wish We could com
mrnicate to our readers, VIC yesterday listened Ia
the reading ofan elaborate and powerful II port,
10 the Senate from Ills Committee Of Foreign AZ.
fairs on SO much Of tho Annual Message of the
President ofthe United States, as concerns on,
Retations Nth FRANCE. We were completely
tnk.H by surprzc by II, for we had supposed that
the Senate would awnit the action of tho other
House on tho subject, We li,cned to it with not
the less interest, however, on that account; and
we were glad, VIC may say proud. Of The ability,
the moderation ind the elevated tone Of the whole
document, in every respect worthy Of It's dlstn-
gulshed author, the Chairman Of the Committees
We rrjoiccd on finding in this Report so much to
confirm the general views which the Editors Of The
National lnielligancer have though their duty 10
take Of this very important ques ION, because, II
we could have doubted their correctness ee!orr, It
would DC impossible to doubt after hearing OF read
ing this very important State Paper.
The reading Of the Report occupied about two
hours Having had no access to II, and haylrg on
ly our hearing TO depend upon, we shsii attempt
nothing like u literal report OF its c,ntcpis but
will endeayor, o the qualification OF the public Gu
rosity, TO make rapid skcch OF tho outlines oft
The Repor, sets out with expressing the en-
tire concurrence of opinion Of the COMMITTEE
with the President as TO the josfieo OF the claims
for the payment Of which the Treaty between the
United States and France makes provision They
had their origin in aasrant violations oflhe law OF
Nations and of our neutral rights, for which the
pre- encc alleged al the time afforded no Jdstiiic ca
ton. At the period Of those assr ssions, the Gov
ernfr,en, of,hc United Stats would have been fully
justified had it then appealed 10 arms to vindicatc
our outraged rights aud it was a fact known to
those who were convcrsapt with the history OF the
me, that the expcdiancy ofsucs measure had
been seriously considered in'ho eeaasss Of the
United Slatcs Tho Aelcc ION btween the iva
baIiigereats, bv which another Nation bccan,o TIN
enemy nj that time, No, from any insfnshi't,
The Senate COMMITTEE Of Foreign ReIatlon'
consists OF Mr.. CLAY Chairman, Messrs, kiSo
If Georgia, MANcuM, srsAncs, and TALL
MAD1E.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

co,"-At Rules held IN the clerks Office Of the
Noyemlsr sour OF Amherst, Monday the Sd Jay of
Winson t',,-ltlchard s. Ellis, Pr against Edmund
John Waa "rh of Amherst county, aud such admir- Of
muud Wa oon dee, Auderson Ware John Ware Jr Orr
Ware ,nd D a"u Mary W.. his wife, WIN. Ware, Dabney
The der.as eset " Camden, Defs.--In Chancery.
Ware AM, pan's Anderson Ware, John Ware, Dabncy
aad gvea security aseays to e m of
sasfsetaru .ne ruo of this Court appearing by
Com that they inhabitants of this
Ioha Ware a, 'he md delandAnis. An derson Ware,
apsear 1s.. S' habney Ware and Peter IT, camden, 10
nex, 10 Ut before the first day of March term
this order h re MI Of tn, plaintiff aad hat capy Of
ean, for tw. so"'tn Inserted in tue Lyuchburg Virgil
t'opt door ~ no succe-sivey, aud posted at the
INC court house IN said county.
Asopy-TsWs. ~.
Del ROBERT TIEsLEY. elk
wln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

V1ltilNiA:-Ata uie, neid ~ the 'ierk Once the
y Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chnncery of
Franklin County the list day of December, l53f.John
smith and Johu w. Bagwcll surviving pdfthnls Of them
selves aud WIN. NTH late merchants aud partners, ira
ding tho style and firm of Smith Bag CO. Pls.
against Robert HtirstoB aud Eli1,beth his wo, Samuel
harston Jr, and Rob ri r. Woods, Trustee for the said
Robert tIarston, Samuel Hafstoa Son Henry r. Cd
AWAY Peter Hairson Robert 4. Wonds in ais right,
furwe C. Keats WIN b. Williams, joshua Il. &. Brown,
Henry Dlard, Caswe Poe, James b. Ronwick, Zadoch
bernard aud Samuel II. Woods, Detts.
Inc defendant Joshua X. e. B,vn, not having entered
a appearances aad given security according to the act of
Assembly aud the rules of tins court and appearing
~ satisfactory evidence that he not inhahant of
hneommonweolth: Ga n,tion Of the Plaintiffs, II - or
ne that the said defendant do appear here the frs,
olay IN March next, aud the plaintiffs bill,
qua mat copy of this order be forthwith published in
me Lynchburg virgnan for months successfully and
o'ed 1.-THE front door Of the court house of said county
on somc day.
Acopy-Teste, N. G. CAREER, d. G. Il.
Dec. 20 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
TERMS.

mar anaaaa. payable IN advance. No sub.
ITfof ~ e reserved for less time than six months
,rpea VI" I no li.c,mtinued tbut the elton Of
AID no 49, unlI all arreara:es are paid.
S s he :, a, 50 cent.
per slu Those from d stance must be paid for pre-
10 ssir tho payment assumed by some
aoas sa.bIs person in Lynchburg
is,poa.,oes, Al Editors post paid
- - ,val no, be attended to-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
Dec. %.

tTitGINIA.-At Jules held IN the CLERKS otncn ii
" Hrcuit Superior Court of La" and Chancery 70
the county Of Amherst on Monday the Sd day Of Novem
her 1884 James 81 Daniel, Ser. Puff agnint Archibald
Rolet tson, Boyd Miller Willis fucker James Garland
DabneyP G ,och aud Audrew Morodud, DeIts.-ia Chan
cery.
The defendant, Boyd Miller, not having eaierei ms
appearan AMI given security according to the Act of As
emby and the rules of this court. aud appearing by sat
factory eydenca he is not an fnhabtah OF ms COM
ononweaIth On motion the plaintiff. by COUNSEL is or
dered said refendat Boyd Miller do appear here
before the FIRST day of tho next term TO answer the
bin ofthe plaintiff and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in the Lynchbnrg virginau for months
and posted front door Of the courthouse
il said county
Nae 1 wAn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

W lRGiNlA-At rules held the Clerks Office of the
'hTnn Superior Court Of Law and CHANGER, for the
county oil Nc'son IN the month of December, IS1i-S
phen Henderson, vino suest,f tho benefit of Williamson
r. Henderson, Ph against BE amin ponton and Nathan
Lo"u- Lee '" Harris ana Wilson Peters. the three last
ha'neo aie mcfehahts md parther- trading under the
style n'i hl q" Nathan ioii,ns II Co.. james Ga, land
ohafies riood aud Iiman aHs Dens In Chancery.
ne defendant thnres Flood, having ente ed his
appearance ana given secn ~ according to OF
assembly and the rules Of this court aud appearing
ny satisfactory ovidencc MAT he nhabitau of
THIS commonwealth. On the motion of the plaintiff
ny his counsel, 1t is ordered that the said deem
aapt haries Flood do appear here before the LIST
Jay oil Apri term next to Tho bill the plaintiff
and that copy of this order he forthwith in the
L5hchbnrg Nrgniau, tor tw months successiveiy and
another copy thereof posted the from door of IA,
ceust-houSe 10 said count. ,on SOM courfday
ACopy-Teste, RIO. G. CUTLER OK
Jan. -. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

A Medicine confdeatlu oGercd 10 he public as one
rOm scsicA a 1adicet ami permanent cure ca"
DC 05taiHed.
ynhESE Pills puffy and cleanse the blood ffom
- those obstract,uns Incident TO Dcbitated be-
males they restore free circulation, reform the ir-
r.vular operations Of the sang uife1nus system and
,sel,fy h2 dlsordcred functions Tie proprle'or's
lcnce ia the virtues ofthis innocent end active
,r,aralon. is founded on the most leclJo d tcstmo-
nv from many who have experienced i,s efficacy
lie can assure the public, that when the BalSamio
plls are regularly taken, according ~ lie directions
,mompany,ns them, they fail rot 10 cv've and re
,,absh the desired heathy hlDs, and 10 restore
10, The palld counlcnarce the pleasing glow Of
health unl goul spirits.
Married Ladies will find these Pills equally ser
vieeaLa, exc pt in cases ofprcgnancy, when they
mu,t no, be taken. They may be Used with ad-
saqtage by either man or woman, IN all cases of
hypochoudriac. hyseric or vapoursh disorders, In
hectic, consunplise or dYspcpuc aifcctons. In oil
sases of this descrp ion, these Pills revive, puffy
and inyisora,e the disorlored system
n B To prevent coun creu the proprie or has
his name written on tho labels accompanying The
walls, without which none will be genuine.
For sale by K. STABLER. Druggist,
Lynchburg, Va
Octo w1m'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
= - =
POETIC AL.
.r,. F'om tic Aibaay Arsxs.
THE DYING MOTHER

.,,, Rom tac Aibaay ArgN.
THE DYING MOTHER.
IL Is solemn task to wait beside
! ht couch of the departing, TO knee down.
ana wipe the death damps from the cold. white
brow WV
"a nose we love to mois'en the dry lips,
Anu grasp the hand, too feeble TO return
. ne s1shlest pressure, and 10 see the lid
u'o" hkeu ana motionlcss above tie eve
IN utter helnlrssness 10 ST. and mark
,"'n 'essen'ng pulse ihrob faint and fainter still
n"o h"ow ana ieel that man do no more
Ct even here the voice of 10y sometimes
Is heard above the warnings OF distress
here have BEEN those who trmmphed, when they
died '
a torn unseen stood by, and whispered words
The living may not hear, aud nervcd tho soul
vi feeble WON ~, patiently Ia bear
Nature last ,h,oe oil mortal ~ ony
And there nas Jne--a wife, u mo her friend
w h" taught while dying more exalted truths
han thou and homiies Could ever pre,cn
u, m'shi taulterlne ton ue huvn uttered speecb
Me'hlhks her voice had breethed Ii strain like this :;
Why should YOU bid me st,y4
w hen Gay Is coming, and Won think to keep
ihe traveller from his home-lo pine and weep
And long 70 be away
And when the soul doth spring
: seek lis better home, O, could yc bind
W I'm earthly letters the expanding mind,
And check It's soaring wing!
cannot close my eyes
Anu orag my ARGENT aspirations down
From he bright hopeand everlasting crown
nat watts me in the skies
Not for un earthly love
Can the Purcr love Of Heaven forcgo.
Nor give up for The Church of God below.
fis holier Church above
To die--tt,s is not har
II Is 70, hard 10 leave u " GRID like Thu.
And soar away into the world Of bliss,
Ana meet the great award!
Bu II is Hard TO strive
WIN ear'h's allurements-,o subdno the soul
10 Keep The hoart, and the " hole life control
=, II IS had 10 live
And yet, if il were given
10 tram these little musings Of nv carc
10 mould their thoughts. TO teach them words Of
prayer,
And lead Them up to heaven
could awhile remain,
And guide them further on their doubtful wav.
Shape straight their path, CT if their feet should
stray,
Lead beck the los. again
But there's better guide,
no viii moi fail Them whcn my eyes grow dim
Aud can safely t'ust them all with Him.
he who himself was tired
How sweet Is my release;
My Saviour robbed the grave of its alarm,
And leaning on his everlasting arm,
can depart in peace.
A willow droops over simple mound
The wife, the mother. rests in hope below,
Waiting the resurrection Of the just.
VIATOR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
JOS. WILSON, Cih.
I'm

HTlHGlNiA AT rules holden the Clerks Office o. the
" Circuit superior Court OF Law aud GIaucery far
t's county of Campbcl the 1T day of December ls3d-
James Adams, Ex"r of David M0oe, dec. Pt against Ed.
ward Lynch, ChsNei Dabney, surviving trustee of him
self and VIM Norvell, john W. Bigwei John Snitl, Jr
and Charles b. Williams partners &c trading under the
sly lie and firm ofliigwc Sniih Williams john Lynch
Mieaj ii T. Lynch aud Charles A. Wthors, Defts.-In
Chnocery.
The defendants Edward Lynch and Mic ajah T. Lynch
not having entcre their appearance and given
codng to tho act Of Assembly and the rules
aud II appearing to the sasiac of the hey
not Inhabitants Of this State On the motion Of
the plaintiff by counsel, il oiered that sai desu
dats DO appear before tho Judge of our Circuit Superior
Conr of Law and Chanccy at the t>house .a,d
county on the Hrs, day of the term, and their
Appearance, aud answer the plaintiffs bill aud give
cnrity for performing the decree ofto court ani tina
copy "f this order be inserted spaper pub.
shed In tho town of yncnburg, for months success
sively and posted at the front door of the
OF the sid county.
AGopy-Toste, JOHN ALEXANDER C. SC
Jan. 5 v1n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

VYlRGlNiA.-N rules held tho Cierks "thce "f
Circuit Superior Court of law and Chahcert Tor
tho county OF Buckn CHAN Monday hr i-t day of Do
cembcr, ls3t.-Naurice LangiornG and Benjamin L.
Scfusgs mercauts and partners trading under the firm
Of Lingh0rne and Scruegs, Plaintiff, opainst Al
len Jones aud Harriet his wife, Dahic Hudde>ton and
Elizabeth his wife, William Harper Iiltebefry Hnddle
Ton aud his iuant children Litliebetry aud Thomas
Iepee Harper, Lucy Harper, samuel Harper, LaYinIa
Harper Martha Harper and Kcbecca Harper, and Thorn.
~ NJ B1ndnrant admir-. OF Samuel Harper, decd. Defs -
10 Chancery.
appearance an Rpea security according to the act az A.
scmhy and tho rules Gfths court aud appearing by at
"actory evidence that he nhabitah of this couh
W Il Is ordered that the sad absont dooDdt do appear
mere on the first Jay of the AptiI term aud answer
c MI Of the plaintiff, and that copy OF tns order be
forthwith Inserted in some new paper published in the
Nwn st ynchburg for Dohths succcssiVey ahd Posio
AZ tho front door Of the court house Of Ihs county:
Copy-Tesic, X. El.DN lDdfr Ex'
Jan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
Fancy and Staple Goods.

Fancy anu otaS'ic oUous.
rIrsr TO hand, ard rev IN this market,
al cs,man Clocks, beautiful article
one German Flute, of pure white ivory
Ivory healed Canes, mounted with Gold and
Silver
Whip ivory handles
se,viny Collof some as fine as No, 200
Heminss hes, drilled ey'd Nccdles,an undoub-
ted article
goau,iiul and costly French Capcs
~,l and examine the stock Of
HENRY BROWN, Jr.
Dec 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15

ETih"iNiA.-h Roe> bnid 10 tae ,,..,. Ia.
-, NV N,rcnit superior court Of Inv md ,.h.,,
W peu'"'" county the Isl day al Decenbet isaI
.uay nrown piu. against Panehpe W lite fo,m.,lv p
neiope layior and a'lmx with the viii annrxed r o.
~, ~ o,' aec' Joseph White Elijah Mitchell Wm .nrP
n KAY and Robert Russ aud Susanaah hi. WIT nn
In Chancery. " ""e' Deiis
l.; Inc defendant Elijah Mitchell not having ,o,ero,,
u ,nc roa' OF tins courand II appearing by ,a
ae'oy eFiuenee that he is ami # ,hs On,
onm eah IL Is ordered that he do appear here IN
nn uay 81 the next term, the paintin b,u
aa lns ordei be inserted IN paper
y"c"nufe fortwu months successfully, aud noSted a,
me front door of the coua house OF thi. comfy %
court day. '' ." rome
copy-Teste, JOS WILSON on
Jai 5 "''oN,, W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-15
Or. .NarciNlloWski's
Balsamic Pills, for Dcbilitated Fc-
males.

A Medteinc confidently oGetcd 10 he public as one
trOm psich a radicat ami permanent cure ca"
Gc 05taiAed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24
LAMBS AND NJ II L
nnp GALE

tOk GAIE.
TUAVING sold part Of my estate near
HE Mar,insburg. Berkeley County va.
| wish TO dispose Of the residue, consisting
of the Mill tract OF about
$40 ACR e S,
and the Oak Ridge tract OF 1870 ACRES
lands equal in quality to any in the state :
Upou the Mill tract there are upwards oil
one hundred acres of first rate bottom
land, and about the same quantity OF
cleared upland, the balance 10 lumber
The Millhouse is a substantialstone bui'd
ing. one hundred feet by forty, IN when
three pair of Burrs and one OF Country
Stones are worked by the Iuscarofa
creek, one of the best andmost permanent
mill streams in the country.
The dwelling house, also oil stone; IS a
large convenient well finished building
divided into fourteen rooms, besides a
massage of Is feet width through ITS centre
There are barns, stables and other out
bouses in abundance. all good and conve'
nient.
The Oak Ridge tract is q miles distant
from the Mill tract, about one nan o, u
covered with timber. OF the hnesf quah'y'
The balance cleared, well fenced. ana III
a bish .tate OF cultivation. The improve,
ments on it are Indifferent. | VIII sen
those farms on accommodating terms elmer
entire, or divided, TO sn'i purcnssefSs;N
MATTHEW RANSOM
March S, i6S5-u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24

A man Of .fashion.--The new novel Of
i" Plantageuet," which contains vivid
sketch of the follies and frailties of high
life, is from the pen Of the famous Wells.
ly Pole. He married Miss Long, with
fortune Of two million pounds, (ten mill
ions of dollars) spent the money in few
years broke bis wife's heart-seduced
Mrs Bligh-married her. on her divorce
has now deserted her--and lives at
Brussels despised and hated Such is a
man Of fashion. He sat in Parliament,
spoke well, and has the honor Of having
introduced Bnlwer into the legislature
that is, Bulwer paid hin $4,000 for seat
at st Ives, borough which this Roue
owned. He is nephew 20 The Duke of
Wellington, Marquis Wellesley, aud Lord
CONVEY, and hopeful son Of Lord Mary
borough. IN. Y. Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24

The following good natuped slander up
on ma,rimouy vas doubtless penned by
some witty wight VINO had been "cfosseo
in hopeless love" r,
-MatIimony is like mason
nv. no one knows the secret until ne IS 10
iiia,ed, is like an eel trap. very easy
to get in, but plaguy hard to get out II
is in the first stage, like tho wind tna' ians
the flame of love but unfortunately 100
much tanning blows all out. u IS every
thing contradictory. Sweet or bitter, JUST
as il is taken: In short. It is,
Like glaring light,
Placed in the window Of Summers night,
Alluring all the insects Of the air,
To come and SINCE their pretty winglets there !;
Those who arc out. butt heads against the pans
Those who are IN butt 70 yet out ssain'