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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-02
PALU lDLE NUaL ESTATD
FOR Al T.

aNfENDlN,i 10 move to the Soah | offer 70,
4 sale that highly valuable Farm, on which reside
situated IN bedford county. ON the Forest road Il
miles above Lynchburg and II from Liberty.
This truly desirable estate is well worthy the at
tentIon OF capitalists who wish To engage in farming
IN one OF the most healthy and delightful sections in
upper Nrgina II having all the benefit of the sal-
brlous brcczcs of the Blue RIDGE and at the same
time possessing soil susceptible the hghes state
OF improvement. This land lies immediately on the
maIp road from lynchburg to Fancy Farm Peaks of
otter and Llberty-and is bounded on one side by
FIX creek beng IN the vicinity of ! mills. The
tract contains about 600 acres, nearly $50 of which
are cleared, and at present state of progressive
Improvement, at least 800 being in Clover to
winch the lands peculiarly adapted. The improve
ments consist IN part OF frame DIV cling House Sc
two Barns and llreshlng machine new-and an Or
chard of choice iru-Ths place also offers A., elio
Bile stand for Tavern and Country Store-.and in
addition to the above Improvements has New
Store house and Tavern house. with an Ice bonsa
and W ell of excellent water in the ward and exten
slvc Stables, a Blacksmith and Whcelwrights shop
&c. &c.
1t is useless to speak of the many Inducements
which tins place holds tc those disposed To invest
means in real estate, il is presumed those WISHING
to purchase would prefer examining for themselves
which they are earnestly invited TO do.-This estate
is offered at private sale unnl the 18th of Ocober
next on winch day, II not previously disposed of
will sell IT at public auction, with all my stock
crops on hand farming and plantation utensils &c
Nc. Terms accommodating, and made to suit the
convenience of purchases.
- Letters TO the Subscriber addressed 10 lynch
burg or st Jame'' Church, Bedford, promptly AZ
tended to- FREDERICK HABITS
The Richond Enquirer will nubl.b H.,
foregoing advertisement wSw and forward i. ~. ~
to this One for payment. " q"
May4 WHO.
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Patrick June Court, 1895.

JACOB frlnan, Dt....r
ASdina
Lewis Stone, John Stone, Lewis STONE L.;r =,
law OF Thomas Stone, deceased John Fr,nll;n
and Nancy his wife, late Nancy Stone Carnnl;as
Burnett and Nlily his wife, late Mlv Stone s,a.
Phen Stone, Tandy Stone and John stone nofs
In CHANCERY.
he defendants John Franklin and Na,c, h,
whe, Cornelius Burnett and Milly his wife and
Lewis Stone not having entered their anne,r,nco
ana gwen security according to the act Of Aeon,
ply and the rules of this Court. and j,
by satisfactory evidence that they are not nhah
tants of this Commonwealth: On mo,o '',, s .l
Plant, by his attorney it is ordered ,h., ,a a1
defendants John Franklin and Nancy b;s u';r 'p1
burnett and Mily his wife, and Lewis s,a"a \.
appear here ON the lst day of August ,orn nor
and answer the plaintiffs BILL and thar ''' non MEX, u,
TINS order be forthwith inserted in the V;ran;,u
published in Lynchburg, for two months
~ ana that another copy be posted at the from, doo,
oil the Courthouse of this county. wv : '''' ''O'
A Copy-Teste,
June o. A. STAPLES, Clerk.
W2m
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Navel


" lRGlNlA.-At Rules heldn the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit superior Court of Law and
Chanccry TOR the county Of Amherst. Monday,
the 18th day of May, ls;,5-Michael 5. Warren, ad
minisrator of Butler lIamar, dec. Plaintiff, against
Godfrey Toler, executor of Elijah Barnes dec.
Frances Barnes widow OF said Elijah Barnes, and
William Henry, Elijah w, Lucy w, Puhaly, Sally,
and Mildred \. Nj. Barnes, Defendants.-n Chan
The defendant Godfrey Toer not having entered
ms appearance, and given security, according to the
act OF Assembly, and the rules of this Court and ii
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that lie is not
nhabant of this Commonwealth On motion of the
plaintiff, by his counsel ii is ordered, that the said
Godfrey Toler do appear here before the first
day of the next term, To answer the bill OF the PLAIN
ur and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in the lynchburg Nnginian,' FOR two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse in said county. \ Copy-'Teste,
JOHN THOMPSON. H. c.
Ma, u wom
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NIRGiNlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks office
of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry for the county of Amherst, ON Monday, the ath
day of MAY, l955.-William Davidson and Henry l..
w. Camden, PITTS. against William II. Camden,
Wesley l.. Duncan, in his own right, and as Adj
ministrator de DO MS non with the will annexed of
Sarah Burrus, deceased, Deits--ln Chancery.
The defendant William II. Camden not having
entered his appearance and given security according
the of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhabitan of this Commonwealth. On motion
ct the Plaintiffs hy Counsel, it is ordered, that the
said defendant y liam H. Camden, do appear here on
on before the f~' d. of the next term to answer the
hl, .,s rtaaff, and that sopy Of this order be
Cor. ,.''' u,,fted III the Lynehbng Nirginian for
two mono ,'.,,5i,s >, and posted at the front door
of the court house ia said county. \ copy-Testc,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.C.
Navel w.,m
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POETICAl..
On TIE Picture Of !. /" CAild tired of Play.

III I've ttt@e OF q : (HHo tatu u "s
Tired ofplay Tired OF play
What hast thou done this lvelong day
Tbs birds are SILENT and so Is the bee;
The sun is creeping up steeple and tfee
The doves are flown 10 the sheterlng caves,
And the nests arc dark with The dropping leaves
Twilight gathers. and day is done
How hast thou spent it--restless one
PLAYING But what hast thou done beside
To tell thy mother II eventde
What promise al nom is left nnbroken
What kind word to thy playmate spoken!
Whom hast thou pitied, and whom forgiven
How with IN, faults has duty str,sen !
What hast thou learned by field and hill,
BY greenwood path aud b. singing nil
There will come eve Ia longer DAY,
That will find thee tired--but not of play
And thou wilt lean thou leanest nov,
With dropping limbs and aching brow,
And wish the shadows would faster creep,
And long TO 90 to tn, quiet sleep.
Well were ii then # thy aching bro"
Were as free from SIN and shame a. nov
Well for thee, if thy lip could tell
A tale like this OF a day spent well.
II thine open hand hath relieved distress
n thy pity ha III spune To wrctchcdness-
II thou hast forgiven the sore offence,
Aud humbled Thy heart with penltcnce--
Ii Natures voice have spoken 10 thee
With its hol, meanings eloque lily
II every creature hath won thy love,
From the creeping worm TO the broodns dove
II never sad low spoken word
Hath plead with thy human heart nnheard--
Then. when the night steals on As nov,
Ii will bring leef 10 thine aching brow,
Aud. with JOY and peace At the thought OF rest,
Thou +" IL, saal 70 ela"p On thy mothers breast
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VALUABLE

hiNAHH4 SIT PROPERTY FOBS4
I'hE Subscrbr will sell, at public sale. on Tnes-
L day the 23d ay of June next, on the nyen;sos
ms Salt Itoper'yat the Burning Spring. which con-
sS,5 o OF an aGfesi bottom Land extending nearly
chasers he will divide the p property ;n,o Gs puf-
paratc lois HIS coal rntelts in tho -. ~. Sc
Immediately back Of and alhininq tbora'a ,ahu'
the same lime, be sold alog Win ,h - VII, al
terms of payment will be mae ,onyenien, ne
purchasers which will be eplanod on ~ ~ sun me
sale. This property lies fcly on rho u'y OF
road, and has as many local atantapes 10 'np'ke
1t, as any property in the Sategion can ba,a
NDREW PARKS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-02

Curious Cdsc.--\ curious circumstance lately
occurred in Ireland, anohleman had heavy suit
in Chanccry decided against him hv Sir Edward
Sugden. No suspicion was entertained of the
soundnoSs OF the decree-buta report having been
circulated that this emf ent lawyer was about to
resign the seals. and resume his iorne>c practice
in Winchester Hall, the Peer appealed from the
decision, declaring his intention TO bring the case
before the House Of Lords, and actually sent 10
Sir Edward "A retaining fee of twelve guineas. TO
secure his services, as an advocate for the appeal.
against his own decision
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v nfra ofi' aCI'-At rules held in the cl.,l,.
dav Of W,, a'he county Court of Bedford ,,o i,h
@nf i.a h0 p% eight hundred and f hs
son, DeftmIn C ;be rl' against Elizabeth Vanner
entered Ihe ae Elizabeth vannerson not .a
to ho ner appearance and given secur;,, not having
and IL, at, ol Assembly and the rnes according
n", ipPeang by satisfactory evidence OF tins court
the said deend 'hls Go it ordefed
Monday in july nex, 40 aD appear here on the 9TH
sered IT.; ana that copy this order be- Oh, OF the
vnohS some newspaper published in ,h oan~lth IN
ed a. ,hs for two months Inc the town
ty. Copy-Teste, N'' house of this coun-
M,y,. ROBERT C. MITCHELL
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RJ-EE.lLOE SE'RLV'GS.

~ Circumstances beyond my control make
wy it necessary that should postpone the
reception of company at the above Springs, until
the ls of July, at which time shall be amply pre-
pared to entertain my friends and the public gene
rally, in style which latter myself cannot fail
to please all who may favor me with a call.
WM l.. SAUNDERS
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BurIsALOE SPRINGS,

Situated on HuGaioe Rirer, in the c0Hnty Of I'm
herSf, ON the main road, leading from the court
house 10 Lexington, about II miles from the
former, and % miles from the latter place.
\ LTllOlGlI the medicinal qualities of this wa
1 n ter have long been considered by many eminent
physicians, who know lis peculiar properties, inferior
to none IN the State yet owing 10 its being for ma
ny years IN he hands OF the legatees OF an undivided
estate, 1t has been destitute OF comfortable improve
mcnts, and consequently unknown To persons ~ a
distance. 1t was purchased late last summer hy my
brother aud opened by the subscriber for the rctp
ton OF company about the middle of July, without
any additional improvement, and although so late IL
the season, he is gratfed III saying that he had from
to 800 ,isltcrs Since that time, the property has
undergone avery general repair. The Hotel is large
and comnodIous, and no pans have been SPARED Ia
render II every way comfortable. | shall again be
prcparcdto receive vlsters about the 10Th INST (Juu-
and my friends and the public generally NAV be as
sured that every exertion shall be made please
For the information OF those unacQuanted with
the ingredients OF tins water proper State that
II has been ana,zcd, and found to consist chiefly of
Sulphur, Soda \ Magncsla, and IT fact amply sus-
tained.bs those who have had an opportunity ofmdg-
ing oil 5pafasc merits, that it is rquaIlcd by no
water IN thu state for delicate females, dySpcptcs
chronic diseases generally, and for all other com
plants where the system has lost its accustomed
and regularity.
Terms, IS per week, forboard Children and ser
wants halt price. Horses, S34 twill be observed
that At no watering place, where equal accommodate
tons are afforded Is the rate OF fare so low.
w, l.. SAUNDERS.
IYnchdUrg, June lSt lS}5.
Dedr Sir am much pleased To hear that YOU
have made arrangements to accommodate visitors to
the Bufaloe Springs during the ensuing summer
The condition III which the property h., h,r ton ma
ny years past, has contributed in great drglcu to
destroy the benefits which might otherwise have re
snltedto nsads from the use of the waters. Tho
attractions OF company, combined with the r,.t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-02

ID CRSUANT TO the last will and testament of
i Landon Gabell. dec. | now offer for sale that
very valuable tract Of Land, belonging 10 the estate
OF sad decedeuf, situated liarriss creek IN the
county ol Amherst about six miles from the tow Of
L,ncburg, near the stage road leading from Lynch
burg TO Charlottesville, and containing ji1 acres
more or less. The contlgulty of thi, estate the
lynchburg market and the fertility of its soil rem
der IT an object peculiarly deserving the attention of
capitalists.
The terms will be made very accommodating, and
will BIZ made known on application Possession will
be delivered 10 the purchaser the ls day of Janli-
AIRY next, and he will have the privilege of sowing
crop OF small gram the land the usual season in
the coming fall.
should not elect private sale previous To the
LIST day OF August next, the said land will, ON that
day be esposedt To sale, the premises, by way OF
public auction at which time the terms Of sale
(Which, as before stated, will be accominodatingo
will be disclosed
The title TO the land is believed be unqucstiona-
bly, good but acting merely executor will on
~ convey such title as isyestcd III me by the will OF
my tcstatof. CIIISWELL DABNEY, Ex'or.
OF Landon Cabc, dec.
June II If
- The Editors of the Charlottesville Advocate
Ill please publish the above for month, and for
ward then account To this office for pa,mcn
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VTIkGiNlA At court heor BEDFORD son Gun
", al the courthouse, the 2say OF June, 1902
Bowker Preston, Smifhson IL. wis, and john u
Leftwich, merchants and pann. trading under tue
stye and firm Of Davis, Preston, Co. Pianthis'
against ,
James Lynch, William Angebiilllam Mtcheh,
John Board and Thomas, kase, Defendants.
In CHANGER
The defendant William Mitell. not having en-
tered his appearance and gwen purity, according 10
the act Of Assembly, and the les OF tins Court
and II appearing the satisfacth oil the Court .ha'
he is not an lnhabiiant of this Cnmonweah' IL is
ordered. that the said defendando appear here on
the fourth MondN in August nt, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff, and that py Of this order De
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published III
the town Of Lynthburg, for two onths suecessiseiy
and posted at the front door OF he court house oil
this county. ACopy-TesL
RO. &. MITCHELL, {. T. I.
June % WIN
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ROBERT c. CUTLER. clerk
CoMMIssIoSER's OrrIcr.

-fmherS Court House, June > 1885
The parties interested will take notice that lay.
appointed Saturday, the 25th day of July next, to
commence the accounts in the foregoing orders spe-
ciheo' on winch day, at the hour of 9 O'Clock. IT.
they are requested to attend at NV Office with all
ceSsaty papers, prepared for examination and .aul.
'neht' AND at the same time aud place, all creditor.
oil the trust fund in the said orders mentioned s,s
rcquestedto attend aud exhibit the evidences f La.
GAINS. ROBERT TINSLEY, Com.
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From Transactions Il Hr Esssf agricultural
Soeitty, tof ls31.
REPORT On NIL I'll cows AND HEI-


Soeidg, to'. ls3l.
REPORT IN All.1'l cows AND liLi-
i. liRN.
The COMMITTEES on N eh Cows aaf llcilcrs be-
leave To submit the iollonin .rsport:
When il Is considered Low great i portion Of our
food is furnished bv lie " from iaffnc, 10 old
are how inn~a oi tie qn,k and ready nrnG,- NJ
the farm are dependent upon her. it eannot certain
IL be a matter OF indifference nhlt ou,Iitic, She
POSSESSES.
Ii i, sometimes c.ted tla,, The nc,nui,r, IN.
,crest alone Of every farmer will natar,ll, lead him
10 the best stlecji5ps of S,act 'rbi, - und,nL,.
.dly ,r,c ,,hre - lsan.s ,ben, TI;s S"";,,,'
calculate Ia 81, All, In, !, Ii. ro,lf,,;'
and hr;,o, tls So - ;,,,, It'd. :, l., ,.,,'
md 10 have ,5 l,,.,,y,.,, n ,,,. ,Lc,, ,,,,'
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POstDOnt,cnr

NF1lh me sale sal; o OF the forrng Property is pos
F"ue' "A'H Tue -o'il nay oil lgnSt next.
k7nawha, june u ~,
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StsE'It.

p''Sonpdng for or taking an
u,,.,aiI .' =, ,h' : i'ed by me to William
Wv ~, a' pI j, ouhts me time last Novcm
was given for the purchase ,shorse With '"e oohu
unsound, was taken back He said Nj. ,o'ing
then promised to deliver nh bond 70 n,a VINO
since refused TO do so. NV o'' mas
ANTHA G. TLNSIry
June % IL L.
BLANKS FR SALE
',f- AT this 6c,
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c o M NJ 8 s I N E RS S ALI

! n obedience TO a decree of the circuit superior
L court oflaw and chancery for augusta county.
pronounced on the 2lst of November. 1884 in the
cases of Hugh kelso and wife VS. Elizabeth Cir
rard and others and John Douglass vs.. Hugh Kelso
and wife, and others-wc shall, on Friday the 10Th
day of July next, at Mhoro', in the county of Bath
proceed sell, the highest bidder, for cash. the
following SLAVES, to wit: Charlotte, Mary and
child Fenton, Fountain, Ben Mercer. Moses and ST.
las or as many shall be sufi ent to raise the sums
requircdby said decree.
-~ ~ ~ Chs. T. Froncisco. ! cor,,s
Dnrid FuIf-, oo'n 3
June ,ds,a..
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JAMES W. DIBRELL.
juno -

virtue OF deed of trust, executed to the I'M
- derSiSned, by John II. Scruggs for ceua, pur-
poses therein expressed. and duly recorded in the
1l err o'hces ct Bedford and Campbell counties,
shall sell 10 the highest bidder for cash n, Camnbe
I. House. on Monday the 18th day of July next, lit
being court day) the interest of said Scruscs in the
dover estate of Mary Jennings of the county of
'apoel. such interest and such title as is vested
JOHN RICHARDSON, Trustee.
June Is -
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Of Philadelphia; her great grand sire Caebs, late
" belonging to Major Jaques of Charleston. near
Boston, Of first blood on the English herd books.
Should she receive your favorable remarks, II will
crafty. gentlemen. your obedicnt servant,
HECTOR COFFIN.
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essrs. John Gibbs, and Roh.r+ a

N essrs: John Gibbs. and Robert h
day of ynUs nan : ;, liza notice, that on the aon
Esq IN the town of Liberty, in Bedc,rd a, wharton
Sma shall take the dispositions of WIZ WHY, '
1ial OF suit in chancery now dependns on the
the said So ep9nty s soT of law and chancey for
plaintiff and YOU and IT mSse, wherein j. Agee
sn any cause the taking of the said aa ai, Il,
sham no. be completed the above n,n,ep
, ", continue taking the same from aS ,o u'.
JAMES H. EppS
June Is y wary f.. Taughan.
w1w
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IMA " mares Il - the season. Good pas
asAA.&zAQ<. 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. to justify breeders in
any reasonable expense In obtain H. more endur-
ing race OF animals lived. Old Eclipse, at nine
years old after making two three seasons, the
great c2opo against the best horse in the South
and then left the turf sound a nut. Ills winnings
were prodlgious he has twice sold for sl00O0--thc
last time, al 20 years old-and will make for his
owner $4,000 this season His price is SiO
higher than Monsieur Tonson's. and such horses,
and notwithstanding he gets more mares, and proba-
bly, better mares, as he Is paronzed mainly by per
Sons that tram and horses. Young American
Eclipse Is just like him in form. aud the very same
blood. HENRY BROWN, in.
Jnne L wIs
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NIRGINIA:-Ata Court lid for Bedford
' County, at the Court-hous, the ed day oil
June, one thousand eight hundro, and tiirty-iive.
Harvey Mitchell, guardian of Charlotte Mitchell
only child and heir at law of Elizabeth Mitchell
deceased, who was Elizabeth Griffin, Plaintiff,
against,
Charlotte Mitchell, Samuel Griffin, John IL. Crit
fin, William s. Griffin, and Gushvus \. Wing
field and Charlatc his wife, formerly Charlotte
Griffin, Defendants.
In CuANcEnY
The defendant William 5. Griffin rot having
entered his appearance and given security accor
ding to the act OF assembly and the rules oil TIN
Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not Il, inlabtant Of tins Common
wealth. 1t is oMcrcd, that the said defend
ant do appear herr on the 4th Monday in Angus
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and tina
"A copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN som
newspaper published in the town of LvnchburG
for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted AT tn
front door Of the court house Of this county.
\ Copy-Tcste,
RO. c. MITCHELL, G. B. G.
June p WIN
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HECTOR COFFIN
R.A. MERRIAM's sT,rrMrSr
To the COMMITTEE of IN, Esser Agricultural So
ciffn ON H,Lrh Cotrs and Xfiffr,.

CHfV. on 4bHfH N0bs anu 'sI's
GrNrLEMrN-My COW was raised IN eanief-
bury, y. II. is FIVE years old passed, Is perfectly
gentle aud doce, allowing any one 10 milk or han
die her. She will go pcacesblt 'anst any APP
pcarancc of fence. She has had three calves
coming in when she three years old. Her last
calf was sold the first of June last at D cents per
pound, amounting 10 between five and SIX dollars
a, five weeks old, season when veal Is the most
plenty. She had during the season nothing but
common grass feed, entering upon tall feed, 50 cal
led. about the FIRST of the present month.
The average quantit, OF milk per day for the
las, four months has been twenty sik and a hall
pounds she has given seventeen quarts IN n day.
The quality of her milk is thought 10 be exceed
ngly good She has been kept for family use and
her milk used freely, ii, in the family and without
any reference To this exhibition besides which she
has Yielded eight pounds OF butter, q the first quail
ity, in a week.
Rccapitulation -
Pcaccablc, kind, aud docc.
Greatest quantity Of milk per day Il qts.
Average, 2b5 lbs.
Quantity of butter per week, lbs.
r. \. MERRIAM
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Young AMERICAN ECLIPSE,

VIII continue At his stand, until
Ia. tie iif.t Of Augu ito be let TO
JR mares a . the season. Good pas
IL turage nrar tho toNn, gratis, and