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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01
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0F.NDTICE. IN

VIE subscriber having determined to remove
Il to the South, in the course of few months
takes tins method of requesting all persons having
claims against him to bring them forward for set
uement; and all those who are indebted to him
are notified to make immediate payment, as all
debts remaining unpaid on the 18th October, will
be placed in the hands of officers of the law for
COLLECTION FREDERICK \. HARRIS.
Bedford, .July 20. wtl5O
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CHARLES PHELPS.
Auc tioncer and Commission Merchant,

n ms Cd Stand, Lynchbnrg, Ia.
DETIRNS his thanks to those who have hereto
i 4 fore lavoured HIM with their patronage, and
would inform them, as well as the public generally
that he intends rcsunng his Night Auctions for the
sale of Dry Goods, Books, Watches and Jewclry OF
every description, &c. on Tuesday night the End
instant and continue regularly thereafter, every Tues
day and E.iJay night during the Fall and Winter
seasons. Consgnmcnts thankfully received, and
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TOR RENT.

ia The house aud lot on Maln-stree,, lately
rsTG8 occupied by Mr.. E. Is. Estes, as Dry
A!AAs Goods Store aud as a family residence, OPP
posite Messrs. Clay Thornton's Store. The
whole tenement has lately been fitted up in handsome
styIe-tbe stand tor business is considered good The
family residence is not surpassed by any on Main
street
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LANDS, NEGROES,

and every other description of property will be sold
on application, either III OF out OF Town, on the most
liberal terms. Northern aud Southern merchants
wishing to forward articles OF any description, to be
sold at anction in Lynchburg may be assured they
will receive every attention as TO their care, and that
they will be udciouSy offered in market for sale
All orders will be strictly attended, TO, and returns on
consignments speedily made
Sen ii Is
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y CIiiStERY.
Campbell August Court. 1sas

- HODA WHEELER, Francis II. Tborn,o,
IL and Mary +. his wife, John G. Moore am
Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Wheeler. Sarah !
Wheeler, Martha " hccer and Agnes Wheel
e'' plaintiffs,
.1goinSt
Charles Mckinney, administrator of Samne
Wheeler, decd, John Wheeler in his o,,.n ri.h,
and as administrator Of Rhoda W. Wbeeer do
and Samuel c. Shields in his own riobt AMI - ~
mn'strator OF Susannah his late wife, Def,
In CHANCERy
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the rom, II,
the defendant Samuel {. Shields is NOT an ;nbah,
taut OF this State, it is ordcrcd, that he do annca
here on the I'd Monday in November next onJ IN.
swer the compartments bill, and that a cony Of ,5
order be forthwith inserted in the Lvnchburq Viz.
gInan, Tor TWO months successfully, and posted Al
the front door of the Courthouse Of the co,n,y
for two several court days.
Copy-Tcstc,
JNO. ALEXANDER. CLERK
rug. ~ w2m
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ADVERTISEMENT.

DURStANT TO the pro, isons of a deed of
& trust, executed by David S. Garland to the
subscribers, bearing date the 9thdav ofApril 1928,
and of record in the Clerks Office of Amherst
County Court, we, or one OF U.S. will proceed 10
SELL for ready money, at the New Glasgow Hotel,
on Saturday, the 9TH day of November next the
tract OF land on which the said Garland resides,
lying in the County of Amherst, on both sides of
l}ullaloc river, and around the town of New Glas-
gov, including the Water Grist Mill on Bulaloe
with the appnrtcnances the Plantation called
Cherry Hill the inton House and Plantation ;
the Plantation ON which Hudson NJ. Garland rcsid-
ed at the date of said deed the Brick House
where the said David S. Garland rc-idrs, with the
appurtenanccs also the lands Turkey Noun
tain, being all adjoining, and containing upwards of
3lOO ACRES.
To any person DESTROYS of purchasing valuable Real
Estatc this sale will perhaps afford the hes, oppor-
tunity to do so that will be presented for many
years. The land is fertile, we'll watcrcd, well i'm
proved, iii neighborhood as healthy as any in the
State, and said be in good order for tultyation
\ portion of it is low grounds of great value. 1t
will be divided, if necessary, for the accommodate
ton of purcha erS Mr.. Garland will shcw it to
any person who NAV wish to view the premises
The title is believed to be objectionable, yet as
trustees shall only convey such as is vested in
Us by the said trust deed.
JOHN NJ OTEY,
ROBERT TINSLEY, j '"S'ee''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

y IRGiNIA.-n, rsl.. L.ld IN III.
nee OF the circuit superior court of IN ~
enancery Tor the county Of Nelson, in The =. and
Of July, 1896: w month
John J. billiard, who sue. for the hcnes, -
mund Winston, late sheriff of Amher, " Id
and as such, administrator de- bonis NJ. .0oa,y,
the will annexed, of Henry II. War. With
N'''e'' ..,.., plainha
Robert Rives, administrator of jesse ~,
deceased, James Cl'rkson, administrator If u Son.
tates OF David Carkson deceased, and of I rs s'-
beth Clarkson, deceased, David r. Clarke liza.
llerndon and Mary his wife, Elzabetb A. 'nO
James East and Patsy his wife, William Cla.lln,
John Clarkson, and John Utlv and N,aa"on,
wife, D,c,a1cy his
IL CnANcERy
The defendants David r. Clarlso, u.
Clarkson, Elizabeth Martin, and John Tn, Juan
Nancy his wife, not having entered their -. AID
ance, and given security, according to tho rleai,
Assembly and the rules of this court ,nI ao Of
pearlne by satisfactory evidence, that they NJ ap'
inhabitants of this Commonwealth il is or5 1e nol
that the said defendants do appear here on 9''efed
fore the first day of September term ne,, VI " De-
swer the bill of the plaintiff, and that a' an
this order be forthwith inserted in tho
Nlrglnian, for two months succcssiyclv an1 ''uf
ther copy thereof posted at the front doc. aho'
courthouse of this county, on some com, :, VI The
A Copy-Tcste, '''
RO. c. CUTLER. clo.,
N2m
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

AN now receiving my Supply OF Fall Goods,
L which will comprise n neat assortment oil lancy
and Staple DRY GOODS, and Notwithstanding the
advance IN Goods OF most descriptions, am dctcrmin-
ed to sell prices which fan to give satlsac
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Your friend, respectfully.
|. !. HlTCllCOCk

~" The Editor of the Farmer and Gardener
has a small parcel OF the above wheat, and I've but
expresses his opinion when he sa,<, ,hu it is in
comparably the most beautiful specimen of tn.
w,ea, family he has ever seen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

n16fT11 or won6AN.

Hse u.shs u sssxlsness--shs ~,nsssh sway.
By scsi ~ord, sod By sotf.s loos
Nhsrs she, the gentle living one hsth fsiIe1,
The prvud or stern might never yet succeed
Strength. power. and majesty belong 70 men,
They Ipske the glory native 10 ms life;
nu, swoe, ocss " a womau's attribute
Bs thu she his rvs aed and b. tia, v NJ rei,a.
There hare beeo some Ahe have n1 : l.,,er ,n,ni
Hare won dosnini0n--buf the, never won
The dearcr empire Of tho beautiful -
Sweetest soverei,ns al their natural lovel,hos.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

osI received supply of very fin Lemon
~ Syrup, for making Lemonade, &c, which we
will sell low by the bottle or dozen
]. r. d J. F. ROYAL.
April %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01
II Teacher Ey:aHfed.

\ MA\ from - 10 10 years OF age, of good moral
hsracter, and who is well qualified 10 tea Oh the
branches usually taught in this country NAV hear OF
a situation, ON application to Mr. John Carey OF
Lynchburs. Letters must be post paid.
August 81 ;.
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BEEF AND SEED WHEAT,

| HAVE few hundred bushes of White Flint,
and small quantity of the Golden Chaf Wheat
both kinds perfectly clean aud sound-tor which
would take the market price, and deliver them al my
house.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
Superior Beef Caue-which intend to drive TO
Nmherst Court House, on the first days of October,
November and December Courts
"a. DRUMMOND.
Sep. 2l WV
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,ig. &

Y lRGlNlA:-h a Court of quarterly se,,,aa.
held for Bedford County, at the Cou,tbooas''
the 18th day of August, 1875:
Jacob kerns and George Kens, plai,,a.
against
=, John billiard, BENJAMIN Moore and samn,oa
Sharp, administrator de bonis non of Michael E
"'0'''e'' Defendants
IN CHAN,ERY.
The defendants John billiard and BENJAMIN Moo.
not having entered their appearance and gwen ,e.a
ritN, according 10 the act OF assembly and tbc pIa
OF tins court and II appearing to the satisfaction -
the court, that they not inhabitants of III r.
monwealth 1t is ordered, that the said del,n,a,
billiard aud Moore do appear here ON the 1,n,5
Monday IN November next and answer the bill of lts
plaintiffs and that copy of this order be tor,bu
inserted IN some newspaper, published in the ,o,,
Lynchburg, Tor two months successfully. and po,,.
At the front door OF the Court house of this Con,
Copy-Teste,
RIO. {. MITCHELL, enc
Sep. II noa,
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IoaiSa Rdiiray.

Tho proceedings of the meeting lately held in
Louisa, for the purpose of taking measures To
promote the construction of Railway from the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad by Louisa
Court House towards the South West Mountain
have been communicated to Moncurc Robinson ESQ.
and he has Signihcd his intention of having a sur
veN made of the route before the meeting of the
Legislature. The friends of this Improvement
regard ', rs one which should receive aid from the
c'tlzens OF Richmond, as well as from the country
Immediately benefited by it, In proportion to the
amount required to effect ii, ii will probably bring
more produce to the city than any work We, pro-
jected. m
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10 Dar'd Kyle pnd Hugh CampbeH Erecuto1, d
UHtiam hyte, deceased -

To D00'U Nylt On" IINgh Cdmp6eN, Erecufory d
Ddftdm hyte, deceosed:-
VANAl<E NOTICE, that on the o6,b d., -, oa,.
u Der next'at the dwelling house of William BIND
IN the town of ST Louis, in the State of Missoun
we Shai proceed to take the dispositions of the sad
William Burd and others thai On rho l1,h a., Al
December next, at the Clerk Office of the Conny
Court OF Monroe, in the State of Virginia. we sbai
proceed TO take the deposition of Thomson H. G,
peuon and that on the Goth dav of the last mention.
ed month at the Franklin Hotel in the town Of
iynchburg' we shall proceed to take the deposition,
OF or'unatns Sydnor and others, which SAID depos.
tons are to be read as evidence in the sut now ae.
pending IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
'hancery tor the town of I.ynchburg, in which We
are plaintiffs and You defendants.
HARRISON NJ GIBBS.
And Mary Ann his wife, late Mary Ann W,ys al.
o m'nlsratrix OF Joseph Mays, deceased
NP'' wIw
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ho,a0'm war; ,r!do~ and reiict Of James Mari de-.
az d. War, John James Morgan. RobeF
S s,,t and Matilda his ,cif UiNiam .StH and
Ehsootm ms uife, John Mar, Marv r. Norr, TIL.
ms mas "a""r.ght and Sarah his rife, Ambrose I
nnfr' isaac Mar, .4mbrose Mar and Caroline his
'ye' fI""ces r. Mari the last an infant undsr hs
",y u ys As' oto sues byh her nert Eiend Eli.rbet
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Ruii~ay from Richmond 10 Pctcrsbuyp

sufficient sum has been subscribed to defray
II" expenses of the survey for the route of this
Railway, and Moncurc Robinson, Esq has been
requested to >upcrintond it. Mr. Jane, Heron
Will be his principal assistant in making the sur
Ncy, which will be commenced in few DAYS.
The country will be examined on both sides of the
Manchester aud Petersburg Turnpike, for the pur-
porSr of selecting the route that shall seem To
combine most advantages.
The subscribers TO the survey are requested To
dcPo>itc the sums by them respectively subscribed,
IN the Bank OF Virginia, 10 the credit of Moncure
Robinson. {R,rk Ithiq
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NlRGINlA-At court held for Bedford -
at the Courthouse, the 9th day of J,,, eoanty,
Edward Hancock, James Crisso, Matthias r ioa5:
Hawkins CrIsso and the other children 81 ,'Sso,
1rlsso and Rebecca his wife, now deceased Jacob
Rebecca Baker, ~ ''ofnerly
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Il O.N.N'E rs.
NOTICE..
II EemNic Teacher Wanted,

Two teach IN my family say five six children,
4 from FIVE TO fourteen years OF age. Grammar,
Geography History Arithmetic, &c. will be the
branches be taught. 4 letter. addressed to the
subscriber, with recommendations, will be attended to
immediately. EDMD. ?. WHITE.
Salem, Botetout CO. Sep. Il IS
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FOR RENT.

Aua The tenement adjoining the above, which
'.Tm is in good repair-wcll suited for Dry
Linn. Goods Store aud family residence. Posses:
sion of both can bq had immediately.
App, TO JOHN WILLS,
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.NEJt' GOODS.

RLACk and White Ginghams,
- Biz. Italian silk,
Assorted Gauze Ildkfs.
DO Twisted Silk do
Black do do
Corded Skirts,
Blond Edging and Footing,
White and Crimson Pongce Ildkfs.
Jua rereir.d by the Stage, and for sale By
FRANKLIN, HUNT & Co.
Opposite the Nirginian Office
Aug. "a IS
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Moses Hawkins and Elizabeth bis wifi
saul and Polly his wife, Glover Baker. Dan,o 11lne
ana fatsey his wife, - Holly and uannal WI VI"
WIFE, winch said Elizabeth, Polly Glover, PatseY Ill. III,
Hannah are the children and heirs a, law If and
Baker, deceased nac.' Vary
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THO. MCKINNEY.

e T. The above Property is also for sale.
Scp."i WV
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The defendants not having entered their ,,a..
hce and gwen security, according to the ~, fl P
semby and the rules Of this Court aud a.
TO the satisfaction OF the court that they are no
habltanls OF this Commonwealth. it is o,jI III
they do appear here the fourth Monday :. a. 'o
Der next, and answer the ILL of the pan,,o 10,
that copy of this order be forthwith insar , ana
some newspaper publs he'd in the town of Iynch,'
ior two months successfully, and posted At Tho 6
door OF the Court house of this county. 'op'
\ Copy-Teste.
RIO. c. MITCHELL, C.Gc
Aug. q ~ !.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-04-10
Q C
 HAMILTON.
....,-..,,.zzz..,
rFfom the Alabama Intelligencer.J

Judge White and E.recutire Patronage On Mir. Calhoun's bll to curtall execua tive pf'touose Judge White voted with the friends of the bill. He citi more: he madi a speech in favor of the bill, which has beeN highly commended. In speaking on thisI subject, d correspondent of the Philadelphial inquirer says:
 ''Judge White made short and lnpor- tant as we'll as very able speech in favour Wright, & Co. The Judgo said emphati-l cally that no honest President ought 10 wish the power now wielded by the executive; tha: 1t had increased enormously within the last few years, and that il was the duty of every patriot to diminish 1t. He vouched for the purity of the Presidents motives when he came into power, but said he had been msled by those around him! Benton, Wright and Van, you may well suppose. did not relish the tone or spirit Judge Whites remarks. They were in striking contrast with their own; but what galled Benton most was the declaration of Judge White. that he entertained the some opinions now that he did in 1926, when he sustained Benon's report. This was wormwood to the Missouri Senator, as it was direct re- buke 10 him.-This Bill is founded on the old democratic doctrine of limiting the power of the general government, of pre- venting is accumulation in any one place, and of restricting 1t to that specially grant ed in the charter; in opposition to the old federal doctrine of q powerful centra5 government with its swarms of dependent office holders, pensioners, &c. all looking up to grand and almost irresponsible executive for favor and power. According ly we saw your Senator Buchanan vote for the increase of federal power and corrup- tlon,. while your consistent old democrat Mexican, true to his principles, and his name, voted with Judge White, Calhonns and those old and tried republicans whe stood by their country during the second war of lndependence-
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-04-10

should Dc deeply obliged to Col. Seyier for the exalted opinion which such llne et conduct proves him to possess, of thelr sense and mental capacity. They should erect him triumphal arch in front of the State House.
 After all, however, there has been no in- consistency in the conduct of the Delegate and his adherents. Their principles have always been accommodated to, and regala- lated by, the unwayering magnet oi seif-tti- terest. They have followed that, as the sailor follows the beacon lit upon the waves they have clung to it, as the Gheber cIings 10 his superannuated worship. Through life t has been their sole God and in their political course it has been the only text book wherein they have read their lessons. Sometimes they have done right ly, and often wrong--but ever under the ln- daence ofihe same inspiration. Why else did Seyier always labor to give the late Ge- vernon the disposal of the public moneysl Was 1t not because 1t has ever heen their rule 10 reward their partisans--aBd te de- pfiye their opponents of any thing of profit or emolument at the liberal hand of Govern ment! care not by whom this system of .'rewards" is practised. It Is essentially anti-republican in it's tendency. It's spirit IS Iilliberal, aristocratic, and oligarchical--and it should be reprobated and condemned. wherever 1t is met witk. ask ths mean ing of the dark hints, muttored inuendoes, aud dark disclosures, uttered respectively, in the low tones of despair, by the Governor and his ancient ally--and of their apparent nnWilingness to urge a war of externiina- ton! Is 1t not that each fears the disclo- sures 10 follow ihereupop? Does it not prove that deeds of darkness have been done, in which both parties have been inl- pIicated! fit does, who bat the people can have been deceived and deluded!
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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-04-10

No mail from Memphis has been received here since Friday last. We understand that the late contractors had withdrawn their horses from that route-but that Col. Byrd has since undertaken to carry the mail until the new contractor is appointed by the Post master General.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-04-10

There is one feature in the Mexican laws which We should be glad to see adopted in all parts ot the world where duelng pre- vails. It is that if a person kills another in duel, he becomes responsible for all the debts of the deceased.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-04-10

By letter received from Judge Yell, we are informed that ho would leave Fayette- vile, in Tennessee, for Washington county, in this Territory, on the 1st of April, with his family-and that he would positively be here in time to hold his court in Jackson county at the regular time, without some ss- rious accident.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-04-10

By a letter from Jesse Turner, Esq. we are informed that William Butler, who was tried at the last term of the Crawford circuit court, for the murder of Coulter, but not convicted, (the jury disagreeing) escaped from the jail of said county on the night of the 27th ult. in the absence of the tailor.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-04-10

X public Dinner has been rendered to MT. PoINDExTER by the citizens of Phlla- delphia, and sccepteds
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-04-10
EDITED BY ALBERT PIKE.


 With this number commences the 9th vo- tune Of the Advocate, and having now fairly settled and shaken ourselves in the editorial chair, we bid our friends welcome. It isnot necessary that we should address ourselves here to our patrons il 9 set speech, inaslnuch as the readers of . paper always judge of it., net hyr the professions el its editor, but by the contents of it's columns, By that rule, and noteby opr protaskatinns, We wish to be jindgg- led. lift should appear to this people that we do our duty honestly and fearlessly-that we support what we think to befight, without fear or favor--that we act well our part where we stand as a public sentinel on the bulwarks ofliberty--and that we use and not abuse the small talent we may possess, not exercising it in violence and reviling, but in honest ap- probation or rebuke--then we shall be be- friended and supported hy those to whom we look for support--to the intelligent citizens of Arkansas. live do not so, we shall flll, ', and that justly. We have no favor to be- speak from the people--let us be judged by our acts, and stand or fall, as we are worthy of one doom or the other. Yet VIC may say to the people, that being still young in the world, we may commit occasional errors. Let us not be judged of by them, but by the even tenor of our course. Not having been in the habit of bending our opinions to suit either this man or that man. or the multitude, we may often express opinions from which our friends dissent. Let them remember that we have nothing to gain by advocating any unpopular measure, or expressing any unpopular opinion. We interfere with no mans creed in politics. Let 10 mn inter- fore with ours. We cannot lattsr and cajole the people, but if a stern honesty of purpose and true desire for the advancement of our country's best interests entitle us to favor and support, we shall have both.
 We acknowledge with pleasure fatter- ing increase of patronage since we common ced our editorial duties. We are gaining subscribers slowly but steadilg-and f we satisfy our friends, we ourselves are satisfied.
 We are citizen of Arkansas for life. Cur heart and our hand are with it's people, and we commence a new editorial year, with the warm hope that our present connection may not soon be dissolved
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-04-10

and oil stones abound at the latter place equal in value and excellence to the Turkey oil stones, and citizen of that place is now erecting machine for working them.
 We recommend to the afflicted visit to this romantic spot. Compared with the Hot Springs of Arkansas, Saratoga and Ballston are hardly worth the naming.