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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23
HENRY LAND FOR SALE.

/ OFFER Tor sale valuable Tract ct Land.
Living IN the county of Henry, the Smith or ir-
vine 1t contains upwards of 1000 acres, ard Is
considered prime Tobacco Land. Portions of II have
been cleared. and leased out tenants. The res, is
covered with the finest timber. 4 further description
is deemed unnecessary, as persons inclined to pur-
chase would view the premises for themselves.
II this Land is not privately sold before the st OF
August next (Which would greatly prefcr.) will
,bc,; .-"esa Of it 10 the highest bidder. The terms
sh,,jhe accommodating, aud made known on the
day of sale. WI .s'.n.N.NnD'
june tlstA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23
tRoTs IN LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.-LrME As A
MANURE.

Extract from letter from a respectable agricul-
tlrst O! Pennsylvania dated,
PIqnea, Lancaster, Co, June %, 1888.
Ur. h. u. Robtrts,
''oo' ''I--ih answer to Your note which r,-
ccNed day or two ago, am happy IN .,, ,l,,
III this section of PENNSYLVANIA we have povrr had,
moro 'ia,tcrng prospect of good crop of wheat,h,n
wohWc nj present. In nv immediate neiubborbo,l
lhaVc naVcr scena greater likelihood of an ,bu,-
dan' harvest, and as far have been, the appcar
ancc Is equally GOOD: indeed, i, seems to be add
nhted by al, that Lancaster county, this year will
produce lar above an average crop.
As 10 the average quantity produced to the acre,
! hardly feti wiling 10 express an opinion, as /
thinh should make II under what il is generally
supposed to be had you asked the amount pro-
duced on a toicrably well managed farm of 200
acres Tor the last ten years, could have answer
cd your question, with some degree Of accuracy.
However, should not hesitate to say that there arc
m my fields this year that will acreage forty bnsh
els 10 tue acre but this is more than double what
consider an average crop.-Our prospect of a
corn crop Is very unavOrablc from present an
psarances, don't think VIC shall have half the
usual quantity the worms, this spring, have been
very destructive, and have continued their deprc-
di.ions longer than they generally do We how
eyer, have not been discouraged from rcplanting
AID III some instances whole fields have been gone
over as late as the 10Th Of the present monlh-oul
success depends very much on favorable season
Sixty bushels 20 the acre Of corn, VIII m it is pro-
perly managed, is not unusual, and have known
ss',s, f,w fields that have produced seventy five
nl orer--bm should call forty bushels, or forty.
.te, ~ svera.e crop.
Linn and Plaster OF pari, with What o Ir barn
'afl' Af"rd are tle osnlres is.3--'noc, ho-, ever
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23
Splendid Tobac co estate, and farm for sale

RT authority ofthc owners, | offer for sale that
, most valuable and desirable LANDED ES-
TATE, on which the late Henry Clark resided at
the time OF his ath. situated ON the North Fork OF
Oucr river. ntht county OF Ucdtord, and containing
between 900 and 1000 acres, or less. There is
this large quantity OF valuable low grounds
and very considerable portion of most excellent
tobacco land. The soil is most admirably adapted
To the production OF corn, tobacco and small grain
The Improvements calculated for the comfortable
accommodation OF a small family, and there is upon
the Land 4 most excellent apple orchard. In fine,
think lmay with proprlety say that there arc but
few if any. tracts of land now offered for sale in this
section OF country. combining many attractions
and advantages the one in question
The terms OF sale will be liberal aud will be made
known application.
Mr. James e.. Moormau. or Mr. John :. Brown
who present reside on the premises, will, have
no doubt, shcw the land 10 any persons disposed to
view it. CHISWEIL DABNEN
June II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23

The Funeral OF thcrJAMES OGDEN will be
preached at his residence, in the county of Amherst
on SUNDAY, the 26th of July. The members of Mar
shall Lodge and of Fretiship Lodge are particu-
larry invited, and all Nlashns OF fair standing are re
SpeellnliN invited to attend the ceremonies BY or
der oi the New Glasgow Union Lodge, No. ST.
SANlL. VI. GARLAND, Sec'ru
july % ,oGI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23
VAsGsIss.E
hAA4bHi S-lLT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

91VHi StAT PR0FEhTI FOR SIZE.
ENlE Subscriber will sfr, at public sale, on Tues
day tie 23d day of june next on the premises.
h's Salt Property, at the Burning Spring which CON
ss's oil 10 acres OF bottom Land, extending nearly
chasers, he will divide the. said property into five Sc
parate lots His coal inY rest in the mountain land.
in,""dlate back of, and 'adjoining thereto will. a,
the same umt, be sold along with the lots Tho
terms of payment will he made convenentto suit the
purchasers, which will be- explained on the day OF
sale This property lies directly on the turnpike
road and has as many local advantages to recommend
IT. as any property in the Salt region can have
ANDREW PARKS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23
NEGROES FOR SALE,

\ p virtue OF deed Of trust. executed to the
- subscriber, by VIII NJ, Burwe for certain
purposes therein cXprcssss and duly recorded the
tnstings Court for the corporation of Lvnchburg |
shall sell to the highest bidder for cash. the market
house IN the town of LVnchburg on "Wednesday
the 2oth ast. seven Negroes, viz. Isaac, Venus,
Louise, Glcmentn7, Tharston, Eliza and Amy.
Ihe subscribe win con'py such title as is vested
ia him by said decd onlv
DAVID w. BURTON.
i. I. L, ,J
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VI II

rIRGlNIA.-A Rules held in the Clerks Office
' of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
CHANGER, for the county Of Amherst. on Monday,
the lti da> of Nav, ls:}j.-Michael :. Warren, adj
mnistrafor Of Butler iIarnar. dec Plaintiff, against
Godfrey 1oler. executor of Elijah Barnes, dee.
Frances Barnes. widow OF said Elijah Barnes, and
William Henry, Elijah w, Lucy W, Pulhaly, Sally,
and Mildred \ VI. Barnes defendants.--ln Chancery.
The defendant Godfrey Toler, not having entered
hi, appearance, and given security according to the
act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and ii
appearing bv satisfactory evidence, that he is not
inhabant oil Tins Commonwealth On motion of the
plaintiff by his counsel it is ordered, that the said
Godic, Toler do appear here on or before the first
d1v Il the neS 'e0u to answer the bill OF the plain
..nd IT, e4py Of ,is order be forthwith insert
"a IA he l.sarlb-ia Vrginan." for two months
successfully, ad posted a the front door of the
Courthouse II sand county. \ Copy--restc
JOHN THOMPSON, ir &.
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HENRY BROWN, Jr.

* Just received few extra fine SILK BON
L NETS, from one OF the best houses in New
York. (Mcssrs. Thompson)
Also atcw STRAW BONNETS, fully equal to
any in market,
Black aud Dnb HATS, for gentlemen,
Palm Leaf do.
Embroidered Parasols,
Umbrellas, Canes and Switches,
School Books, such as are in general use
Rag and Furniture Frnges.
Store Bank Square.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23

fRt.lxiA-At Rules held in the Clerks Once
7 Of the Circuit Superior Court OF La" ana nan
-. l.. ..,.o,y of Amherst. on Monday, the ith
~, =, Nv l-.sj-Wam Davidson and Henry L..
VI. Camden. PITTS. against William II. Camden
Nc.le, l. Duncan. IN ms own right. and rs I'd
piInistfator dc bo MS with the will annexed oil
laylb Burrns. deceased, Dets.-ln Chanccry.
The defendant William II. Camden, not having
entered his appearance and given security according
=, III, ae, Of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and # appearing by satisfactory evidence that lie IS
no. an illabitant of this Commonwealth. On motion
Of the plaintiffs by Counsel it is ordered that the
ienfanr William II. Camden. do appear here on
or before the first day of the next term, 10 answer the
bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy OF TINS ofner De
f,rfl,afl inserted in the Lynchburg Vrginan, for
two months successfully, and posted at the front door
Of the court house in said county. copy-Testc,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr C..
n,,oI wln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23
SHINGLES .HANEEsEs.

HNllE subscriber wishes to purchase 20 or THU
4 ty thousand sood chestnut shingles, to be s.
inch thick, to be delivered at Lynch's house,
for which fam price will be paid in cash. Apply
to A. LIGGAT.
July q w3w
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l rules held in the Clerks Office of the { ircll,
! superior Court OF Law and Chancery for Bed.
ford County, the lst day of June l1}5-IIenn /.
na'les' fIanIit, against Peter Burroughs, James
burroughs M ms own right and as administrators OF
Joseph Burroughs, deceased, Thomas Crews, and
ffosscr POWELL IN his own right, and as administrator
oil Richard Powell, deceased, Defendants
IL CnAScERY.
The defendant Peter Burroughs, not having en-.
tered disappearance, and given security according 10
the act OF Assembly, and the rules of this court aud
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
lnfabitant of this Commonwealth il * ordered tia,
he do appear here on the FIRST day of the next term
and the bills of the plaintiff and that this or
der be inserted in some newspaper published IN
hSnchDufg' Tor two months successfully, and posted
a 'ile front door OF the courthouse of this county,
on some court dav,
ACopy-Tcstc.
JOS. WILSON, clerk.
July . uon
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NMM SPRIk,. GOODS.

] IN NOW recelying be.utitul assortment of New
1 @prl"g' staple and F1cy Goods. which cordl-
ally H'le ny trends and Fle public to examine.
JOHN G. .MEEM.
April Ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23
J llile %

" lh"l\iA Alta Court held for Bedford
y County, at the Courthouse. the 22d day Of
June one thousand eight hundred and tbirtv-Gve.
Harvey Mitchell, guardian of Charlottc Mitchell.
only child and heir at law of Elizabeth Mitchell.
deceased, who was Elizabeth Griffin, Plaintiff,
against
Charlotte Mitchell, Samuel Griffin Iob, II Grjf
I'm, " llam :. Griffin and Gustovus 4 WING.
held and Charlotte bis wife. formerly Charlotte
Defendants.
In CHANcFRy.
he defendant William s. Griffin not having
entered MS appearance and given security accor
a,'lg 10 the act OF assembly and the rules of this
Io'r,' and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat ne IS not an inhabitant of this Common.
wealth 1t is ordered, that the said defend
ant ITO appear here ON the 4th Monday in August
next and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in SOM
newspaper published in the town of Lynchbure,
lof TWO months successfully, and posted at the
''on' ooor OF the court house of this county
Copy-Tcstc.
no. c. MITCHELL, C.B. c.
- WIN
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POstpOipclnent.

a. The sale of the isregoing Property is post
poned until the Goth day Of August next
ANDREW PARKS.
kanawha June Is w,ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23
July

Y lkGlNlA AT rules held in the CIerl's ,na
OF the Circuit Superior Court of LAW aa1
Chancery holden for Bedford county. the Is, 'p4
june, l-35.-limdin d. Murrell and David g ~,
rell, late merchants and partners, radnp md, VI.
style and firm of H. \ D. e. MurreIl, PIainlli. az
galnst Wesley Tracy, John Tracy, Matthew Gbb,
adm of William Tracy decd and in hi, own ,,,l,
Sally Harris, wife OF said William llarris.-pesp.
dants. ''u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23
June p

v ikGlNIA.-At rules held in the CLERK, o.e
OF the Circuit Superior Cour of V" :
chancery' for Bedford county, the lst day go and
ls35-Jacob kens, Michal kerns, An,lr ~ 'enf,
and Susannah his wife, late Susannah Krr,, Men
and Elizabeth, infant children ofJohn Kern =. oall
by Their next friend, Jacob kerns John Wa,,a Sue
Elizabeth his wife late Elizabeth Kerns, Nsr, 9nd
Ills and liyaa his wife, late Lydia Kcns. pb5a
Shustef and Folly his wife, late Polly kcns I ~
ham Arlington and Doshea his wife late a. 'a
Mems and Barbara kerns, Plaintiffs, against pea
min \ Donald George Noble and GILES HI ''9 '
Gilles Donald, loyal Childress and phn G a, s
Deendants. - l'oIlne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23

:, The Defendants Wesley Tracy, John Tracy and
Matthe" Gibbs and kezah his wife, not having en-.
tered their appearance and gwen security accordD.
TO the act OF assembly and the rules of this colr
ana 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that the,
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth Il i, ~;
dercd, that they do appear here on the first dy ol1
next term, and answer the plaintiffs bill that In,
order be inserted in some newspaper, published IN
l.ynchbuIg, for two months successvely and po>,sd
1T the front door OF the courthouse of this county m
some court day. Copy-Tcste
JOS. WILSON, GIN
y. H. On the LIST and sth days Of August next, a
the post office in Lynchburg, the plaintiffs Will taxi
snndry dispositions to prove their demand against tho
absent defendants. IL. & ID. G. MURRElI.
July won
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23

The defendants George Noble and Gill,, lii
ana koyall Childress, not having entered lc,
e''ance an" gwen security, according to the ar, =,
Assembly, and the rules OF this court and = NJ oi
my by satisfactory evidence that they are No,
taats OF tins Commonwealth, it is ordered tL,
do appear here on the first day of the nex ''
answer the bill OF the plaintiffs, and that tins o,. a4l
inserted IN some newspaper, published IN I,l.q
burg, Tor two months successfully, and posted - ,5
front door of the courthouse of tins cona,, II.
some court day. \ copy-Testc, ~
JOS. WILSON. clerk
Jul,2 ..'iA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-23

Extract from letter from respectable agricul-
turisi O! Pennsylvania dated,
Piqnea, Lancaster, Co, June %, 1885.
JIr H. r. Robert,
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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22

We have not been troubled with the read- ing of any news since Thursday Qast weea,) =-that being the day on which our last mail arrived. We have been casting about in our mind to see if we could give any plausible req son for this palpab1e malfeasance and mal- treatment--and have at last come to the conclusion that, inasmuch as we, in this Territory, are generally WHITE MEN, and heretieal i'll our political faith--backsliders from pure orthodoxy-therefore the powers that be have concluded to stop our mails. If it be so---heaven assoilzie us our sins.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22

Morgan Williams, of whom we have here tofore spoken, was executed pursuant to his sentence, on Saturday last. Previous to his execution he read a part of the narrative of his life, in a calm and collected manner, and the latter part, particularly, in distinct, impressive tone--with no little eloquence. He met his fate firmly, and was swung off at 25 minutes past one. precisely. It was the first acene of the kind we ever witnessed and tstrengthensus in our opinion, that pub- lie executions do no good---but, on the con- trary, are a source of evil to the community. We would have criminals executed in pri- vate, at midnight--and only by the telling of bell. or the sound of tho mufled drum, should the populace know that guilt was to be expiated and . human being sent out of the world.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22
The census of Johnson county was wrong

The census of Johnson county was wrong ly given in our last. The Gazette corrects the former statement, by giving the total of that county at l,s03-but by a letter from q gentleman at Morrison's Bluffs, we are In- formed that the sheriff of the county states 1t ss 1879. We are unahle to say which Is correct.
 Nearly half the counties Washington in- cluded, remain to be heard from--a neglect most unaccountable. The total, so far, is about 1000.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22
From the New York Evening Star.

MR. VAN BUREN AND THE SOUTH.
 We have been called upon from several parts of the southern states, to say what was the course of MT. Van Buren during the late war with Great Britain--what his opinions of southern men and southern principles Were-whether he supported Mir. Clinton in preference to Adr. Madison and what were his views and opinions on the Missouri question.
 We confess that we are pleased to hear these questions asked-that the determina- ton of Gen. Jackson to press Mir. Van Buren upon the nation as his successor meets with proper opposition, and that a general alarm prevails at the bare prospect of peFpetuating the evils under which the country Is now suffering. All that is ue- cessary Is fer the people to reads to think, to act, to awake from sleep of delusion, and feel becoming interest for the coun- try. In answering these questions, what we shall say we can proye-we state noth- ing on mere rumor-we publish facts, and dare denial.
 MT, Van Buren, was elected . senator
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22
EDITED BY ALBERT RIKE.

We are authorized to announce GG'nafsE,Fs CALDWELL, Esq. as candidate for the Le- gislative Council of the Territory, for the county of Pulaski.
 We are requested to announce JESSE CoN- DRIN as candidate for the House of Repre- sentatives, from Arkansas county, at the Au- gust election.
 We are authorized to announce JESSE TUR- NER, Esq. asa candidate for the House of Re presentatives, from Crawford county, at the ensuing August election.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22

Col. Rutherford, Deputy Marshal for this Territory, arrived here on Saturday last, with two prisoners in charge--a negronamed Bob, from the Choctaw nation, west, charged with the murder of his wife-and John Mosely, from the Cherokee nation west, charged with horse stealing, They are now confined in our jail, awaiting theirtr at the next term of the Superior Court.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22

We understand that Judge Lacy has ap- pointed the first Monday of June next, to hold special term of the Circuit Court in the county of .4rkansas. We are, however, informed that there is no probability that his life will be spared until he can hold 1t.
 Judge Cross has appointed the same time for B special term of the Lafayette Circuit Court.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22

The Concord (N. H. Patriot, paper be- longing to Hill, Woodbury and Go. has taken upon itself to assert that Gen. Jackson has taken the field against Judge White. Listen to it!
 He Judge White, cannot receive the vote of Tennessee: for even there he must contend at odds against the influence of THE PRESIDENT, Mr. Grundy, Mr. Polk, Sc.
 Can it be true that General Jackson will at tempt to sacrifice his old and tried friend, to . man whose only merit is his subserviency to the President and his opposition to the slave holding States! It cannot be.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22

Not many years since, witness was cross examined in the State of New Hampshire, in some of their courts, by Levi Woodbury.
 The witness swore that the occurrence about which he was examined, took place on ccr-
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22
Noah, speaking of New York Senator

Noah, speaking of a New York Senator, says:
 Who this senator Kemble is. we state for the information of our foreign readers. He is loud and vindietive brawer against the Bank of the United States; and yet he offered, in our presence, to sell himself to that Bank-to advocate it's recharter, and the establishment of a branch at Albany, provided two directors were appointed from Troy, and he one of them! He sold him. self on this point, and intended to bring out the Budget in favor of the Bank, but the Regency found it out, and bought him off by nominating him senator! Kemble dare not deny this, because there were witnesses present in the office Of the Courier and Enquirer when he made the offer. A pret- ty fellow, indeed, to talk of Jews, or any other religion, .orsooth!
 There is a fine portrait of a political jug gler for you. He is one ofthe men who wish to get up the Baltimore Convention,
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22

By the politeness of Col. Rector, We have seen letter addressed to him from gentle man at Fort Gibson, which states that Major Mason was to start on Saturday last fer the Pawnee country --that he is to encamp on the head waters of the Canadian=-and send out some Pawnees he has with him, to bring in the tribes to the Council-which is tobe held at Fort Gibson, if the tribes will come in---it not, to be held at Major Mason's camp. Sue cess to them in the attempt, but we should like to know what right our Government has to send it's troops into the .Nertcan fefritoa's ito hold councils, or do any other business therea How would we like to see a regimen of Mexican soldiers marching into Arkansas or landing in Florida, to make treaties Has one nation right to send troops into tn territories of another9 If d treaty can b saade, however, (a very problematieal mat ter.) why cen let 1t be done.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22

All our readers know, probably, that the Araucanes are tribe of Indians inhabiting part of Chili, who have never been subjected to the Spanish yoke. They lately made an incursion into the town Of Arauco, in the nighttime, killed 500m men, and drove off POGO head of cattle.