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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
TIE Commonwealth If Virginia, 10 u. 8,
OF .imherst County, Gre,,;,,' sherl


NTHEREAS, IN an action of debt
w pending IN our Court of Amherst LILY dc.
tween Daniel sheiley, plaintiff and Fl3sIns, b..
and Arson Tinsley, defendants, the sand vi pa's
debt was so far progressed ill., that at the Isaoh VI
OF the SAID Court. IN the year lS29 the ~ Tern
pleaded payment, whereupon an issue was III
and the suit being thus situated the ss,a and
Shelley departed this lie, ntestatc as II pahiel
administration oil all aud singular ms pooda aid
ties, and credits, hath been, IN due form. O. Chat.
to George EskrIdge ;-Neyerthcless iudgna++,i
aforesaid action sill remains to be had aud II The
George Eskrdge, administrator as afotes,i1 "fta,
supplicated lis Tor proper remedy-We. ~ nth
being willing tia, right aud justice should b'loie.
command you that YOU make known to the %; i9ne.
ah DAVIS and Arson Tnsley that they he L.s til.
Justices OF eur SAID County court Of Annie, ih.
", at the court house the third Monda, eoan.
vember next, 10 slew if any thing for hensI" No.
have or can say why the action aforesaid sbt h'
be proceeded III to final Judgment acco,,I,"o Dot
act of the General Assembly, in such cs 10 The
and provided, If To the said Elijah Davis ,,'l MADE
TinSley II seems expedent and further IN .'hsob
ceNe what our sad court shall in tha, mar, "nu II,
And have then there this writ, Nitn,,s ~ sldrl
Tinsley, clerk of our said court, at the co hoo'H
the 2lh day OF August 1888, and in the rn. nous,
OF the commonwealth. ROBERT TiNsI I1n !e'
Sept. ri
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
New Fall and Winter Goods.
JAMES T.. HORNER g. co,

INFORM their friends and the public generally,
that tbey have received part and expect daii,
the balance Of heavy Stock OF Dry Goods ,foee.
ri,s Hard,edre Shoes HITS Bonnes, and, IN fact, oil
almost every article of Merchandise kept IA this mar
ket These Goods were selected early in the season.
b, one of partners who has large share OF eN.
pefenee in the purchase Of Goods, and are offered
with assurance that they will please III style aud
prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
Aug. Il

" lRGlNlA: At a court held Tor Franklin coun'
~, at the court house, the 18th day of August
1885 -
James VI. Brown, who sues for the benefit Of sam.
uel Garland. Plaintiff
against
George d. Saunders and Daniel Ferguson and
Fleming Saunders. administrators with the will an.
neNed OF Pleasant Saunders decd, and Fleming
Saunders in his own right, and Samuel Hale, Def'r
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant George ID. Saunders not having en-,
tered his appearance, and given security according
the act OF Assembly, and the rules of this court andf
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is in
habitant of this Commonwealth: on the motion Of
the plaintiff, by counsel, it is ordered that the SAID
George ID. Saunders do appear here the first
Monday OF November next, and answer the bill o.
the plaintiff aud that copy of this order be forthwith
published III the Lynchburg Vrginian, for Two
months successfully. and posted the front dooro
the court house of this county.
\ Copy-Teste,
NJ. G. CARPER, d. c..
August 81. w2m
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POET sGaL.
EFtoa ila.s naies5r55eaer .tor Septonbrr,
SEAN q As
Addressed To Fritad o. the da Of her Marria,

- = 40 - - - -
dressed To a Priead on the daJ Of her Maria,
nr MRS. L. BrRr.
No voice but thai OF gladness
Should meet thine ear to-day,
Ye, only In deep sadness.
Can loves tribute paw;
tnbidden tears arc spfinging,-
Their source th, heart can tell
OF Joy should be singing,
can but sigh" f'uretrcN'"
When from lies fairy garland
Has fallen precious gem,
Can | smile 10 see i, glisten
IN anothet's diadem
Could hear thy deep vow spoken.
Without thought Of pain,
When felt the best link broken
Ia Friendships golden cham
Ne, mine Is selfish sorrow.
Which love should hush to rest
Aud my heart should solacc borrow.
From the thought that thou art hlcrt
Where Hope once claimed dominion,
JOY holds his re,el bright,
And thy spirits dropping piniou
WNes strong IN Lo.es pure ligh'.
kno" that ihoh ar happy
oh nas Afieetion's glass.
With ITS diamond splrkles mcasurc
Times changes as they pass.
Could friendships Gentle magic
Ruiz thy horoscope OF doom,
Not moment Ger should meet thee
In sadness or in gloom.
Fare veil farewell Beloved One
Though destined far to roam.
When thoughts come cfowding gu thee
OF TIN distant native home
The home from whence has vanished
Ore dear familiar face,
And the he7ah whence joy was banished
When thou le't vacant place:
When memofy's moutnful music
Awakes III, pleasant tears,
Oh let enc ehofd ,ill sbfate
To the friend Of early years.
love thee IN my soriow,
love thee more IN Joy;
7imc could net change our fricnd,hip,-
Shall abssass ocr destroy
RooELYN, APRIL, l-31.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
New Arrival of Drugs, Medicines, DC

XAyE have this day received u full supply OF
w DRFGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS,
DiE-SI'UFFS, &c. &C., direct from the Northern
markets, which We can recommend to physicians,
merchants and the public generally, AZ fresh, genu-
me. and OF the very best quality.
We have also received Raisins, in whole and hall
boxes Tigs; Piunes; Citron; Preserved Ginger,
and other West India Swectmeats of superior quality
Muscm Wine Lemon syrup Candies of every a
riety and man, other astcles IN line, which will
be sold unreasonable terms. Our friends invited
10 call, our stock being now nearly complete.
j. +. & J. r.. ROYAL.
June 3titot Is
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/ Rich. Comp,
Ertract Of a letter 10 Lnad Warrington, Mount
lrrnon, (l7751

Let the hospitality ot the hotise with Respect 10
the poor, be kept mp. Let no one 20 away hun =
cry lfany Of ,h, kind Of people should be in
want OF corn, supply their necessities, provided it
does not encourage them in idlcncss and have
no objection to your giving my money IN charity,
YOU think it well bestowed What mean by ha-
wing no ob- ton, is that ii is my desire that it
should he done You are 10 consider, Tat nci-
thcr myself nor wifi, /, now IN the way to do these
good offices. In all other respects, | recommend
it to yon, AMI hive no doubt of your observing
the greatest economy and irugay as | sup
pose YOU know that do not ret f.rthing for my
services here, more than my expenses. 1t be-
comes, necessary therefore, for to DO saving at
home"
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THE Commonwealth Of Virginia, to the Sh.rs
Of amherst County, Greeting:

" llEltEAS, III an action of debt lately depen1.
w ing IN our Court of Amherst County betx.s.
liill Carter, executor of " am b. llareS ..,,.
plaintiff, and llezekah :. Fulchcr and William 4,
gus, defendants, the said action of debt wa, M "A,
progressed in, that at the March term of the cad
court III the year ISIS the defendants pleaded nav,
ment, and Tor their trials put themselves upop III.
country and the plaintiff likewise, and the sun bein,
thus situated, the said iill Carter departed this III,
intcsate, as II Is said, and administration of all and
sInguarthe goods chates rg hts and credits Of III,
sad Hill Carter deceased, hath been in due forn,
committed to Thomas n. Eubank :-Ncvertb,l..,
Judgment III the aforesaid action still remains tn h
had, and whereas the SAID Thomas n Eubank ,J
minlsrator aforesaid, hath supplicatcd rs for
proper remedy-Ne, therefore. being WILLING III,
right and justice should be DONE command Won III,
you make known 10 the said lIezckiah :. Fulcbg
and William Angus that they be before the Justice
of our SAID County court of Amherst County, at ip
Court house ON the third Monday in November next
to shcw II any thing for themselves they have or car
say. why the action aforesaid should not be proceed
ed III To final Judgment according to the act of III,
General Assembly, in such cases made and provided
to the sad lezekiah :. Fulchcr and William An.
gus II seems expedent. and further to do and receive
what our said Court shall i'll that part consider. And
have then there this wit. Witness. Robert TinsIcy
clerk OF Our said Court, the Cuurt-house the 2ith
day OF August. 1873, and in the Goth year of III,
Commonwealth. ROBERT TINSIEY
Sep w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
Aug. 10

VTIRGINIA.-Atrulcs holden in the clerks Of
fee of the circuit superior court OF law and
chanccry, for the town OF Lynchburg, on the Bird
day Of August, 1850:
Chswcll Dabney, trustee Of the late mercan-
tile firm of Gait Bullock * Co, (Which said firm
was composed of William Gait, in his life time,
and James and John Bullock Samuel Garland and
John Poe, and such other Of the creditor, Of Phi
lip Rohr decd, as may pray to unite party
plaintiff, in this suit, and pay their proportion OF
the costs, Pitts.
against
James c, Boyd, administrator with the will an
nexed of Philip Rohr, decd, the same James C..
Boyd and Ann his wife, Mary Rohr, Sarah Rohr,
Philip Rom, William Rohr, Michael Rohr, hus-
band of Mary Rohr, and William Burd, Deits.
The detcndantN dam Burd, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
act Of assembly aud the rules OF this court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
an inhabant of this country II is ordered that
the said defendant do appear here ON the first day
of the next term and answer the bill Of the Plain
,ifls aud that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper printed in the town Of
Lynclburg, for two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse in the SAID
town. \ Copy-Tcste,
d. ROBES, Clerk.
Aur. II W2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

Washington was right in every thing which was
ever said done by him Even the heavy
charge Of the whole American forces during the
Revolution, did not cause him to forget his home
aud hi, poor ncghbors The FLOWING extract
speaks volume, in hi, praise, man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

{ Nem Way NJ Ipplaniing public !Sptak-
er.-At u late public meeting, one of the orators
addrcs.ed the assembly as follows" My dear
brcthrcn it has been tn, usual custom for an audi
encc to testify their appreciation of the Speaker
by cRppIng of hands, but | beg to recommend for
Your adoption new method Of clapping less tu-
multuouS, and much more pleasing when you
leave this place, clap Your hands into Your peck
cts, and clap your money into the plate to re-
ceivc IT, and the Lord GIVE ii his blessing" This
address had the desired effect
Liverpool Hcrcury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
FOR RENT,

FOR ISEVT,
.ssGEA The tenement occupied by the sub
ii,,Hss scrbcr on Man-strcct, next door to
.laAase&M the Nirginian Office.
L. All persons having Watches or Jewclry
left with him for repair, are requested to call and
take them away, as he expects soon to be absent
from this place. ED. BROWN.
Sep % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

NIRGINiA.-Af rules, held in the clerks office
OF the circuit superior co urt Of law and chance lo
ry for bedford county the Bird day of August led'
William Lowry, Plaintiff,
igainSt
Thomas Lowry, John Lowry, Jr.. Thomas g. Ben
son aud Crawford Lowry, Defendants
IL CHANCERl.
The defendants Thomas Lowry and CRAWFORD
Lowry, not having entered their appearance, and CIV
en- security, according to the of assembly and h'
rules OF tins court, and 1t appearing, by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants of this Com
monweath, 1t ordered that they do appear heic gu
the first day of the next term and answer the onglh'
and am nded bills of the plaintiff, and that this or
der be inserted in some newspaper pubshedin l,yneh
Dufe Tor two months successfully, and posted al wv
front door OF the Courthouse of this county, on som
court day. Copy-Teste.
JOS. WILSON, CLERK.
Aug. 10 w2m
l WISH TO hire good Blacksmith,-for whom II
Il heral wages will be given.
&C. LANKFORp'
SC->
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BOAR DING,

M RS. JAMES can accommodate six or e;cb,
4'A young Ladies with board. Her residence will
be convenient to the schools.
Sept. % .,
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against

Richard \. Eubank, William II. Garland and
jefferson l.. EdmundS, Dcfs
The defendant Jefferson l.. Edmunds, not hay.
ing entered his appearance and given security az
co.ilng TO the act OF Assemb md the rules of this
court, and iappearing by satisfactory cvdence,tha
he is not an nhabdant OF this country : is order
ed, that the said defendant do appear here on the
first day OF the neal term and answer the original
and amended bills of the plaintiff; and that copy
Of this order bd forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed in the town of Lvnchhurg, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse, in the said town.
Copy-Teste,
ID. ROBES, Clerk,
Aug. Il w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

" lRGlNlt.-N rules holden in the clerks
office of the circuit superior court Of law and
chanccry, for the town of Lynchburg, on the 3rd
day of August, 1885:
James p. Garland, Pitt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

June !
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
From The Lexington (va.) Gazette.
JAMES r. OTIS, ESQ.

To the Editor Of the Lexington Gazette:
Your psper of the 30th ult. came to me
Ills morning, and not at all TO my surprise
contained the villsnous article from tbe
Eastern Argus published in this city. ana
intended to produce just the effect y Is ODD
viously producing in your State. Taking
that article as true, in eonnexion with what
unfortunately occurred, a few weeks ago,
IN YOUR neighhorhood, / have nothing 10
cofnpIain OF in the manner 10 which nave
been treated by your correspondent. VINO
comments upon the subject but justice
20 myself, and 10 my friends here and IN
Virginia, compels me 10 reiierate now, ana
IN this public manner, what al that TIME
declared.-and what circumstances and
direct oral evidence then fully cofrobofa-
,ed,-that your fellow citizens Of Lexing-
ton were greatly deceived and mistaken IN
the premises. 80. .-t..t
The current or popular opinion which
your correspondent remarks was intneo
in nv favor by the representations when
| made al the time, and which voluntary
surrender Of myself and my papers, 70 SIX
or seven Of your most respectable citizens,
"a well as The testimony Of two gentlemen
as I'd the very facts in dispute, coffooora-
ted was. il would seem. again diverted,
and SET against me by the article already
alluded 10. as originating in the Eastern
Argus, and copied into the Richmond rn'
auirer. My reply 10 that article WIZ 70 .
day Or two appear in print, and 70 mat
renly. I refer you and your readers, Tor me
true character, origin, and design o. me
Argus article. The editor OF maj paper
is well known here. 70 DC as mans'a"' ~ =
his attacks upon political opponents. as DO
i rec,eant to all honorable feelings and
principles, when called on to defend him
self IN their perpetration.a co~ardly as
sassin shooting in the dark, but never da-
ring to meet the object Of bis assault lace
70 face. This creature haviss q political
end 10 answer, in reference to the psrer'
/ for which was, during my VISIT 70 W
glnia, furnishing occasional arlleles' cnlel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
LAM Ds A ND NJ r L
FOR SALE,


TEAVING sold part Of my estate near
HH Martinsburg. Berkeley County, va.
| wish 20 dispose Of the residue, consisting
of the Mill tract Of about
$40 Ores,
and the Oak Ridge tract Of $50 ACRES
lands equal in quality to any in the state;
Upon the Mill tract there are upwards oil
one hundred acres Of first rate bottom
land, and about the same quantity oil
cleared upland, the balance in TIMBER
The Mill house is substantialstone build
ing. one hundred feet by forty, IN which
three pair of Burrs and one of Country
Stones are worked by the Tuscarora
creek, one Of the best andmost permanent
mill streams in the country.
The dwelling house, also OF stone, Us
large convenient well finished building,
divided into fourteen rooms, besides
passage of 8 feet width through its centre
There are barns, stables and other out
houses in abundance, all good and conve-
nient
The Oak Ridge tract is "a miles distant
from the Mill tract, about one hall OF II
covered with tmberi OF the finest quahty
the balance cleared. well fenced. and In
G high state of cultivation. The improve,
ments on il are indifferent. L will sell
those farmson accommodating terms, either
entire, or divided, to suit purchasers.
MATTHEW RANSOM.
March &. IS95-tf
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MONEY WANTED.

e AM much in want of money. and must
Il have it. Many of my old friends and
customers owe me debts of long standing.
| have waited with them year after year,
and still the money seems as far oil as
ever. Now put the question to them,
whether ought to wait any longer. Tome
friends, let us at least have consultation
and see whether any ways and means
cannot be devised for obliging me. without
distressing yourselves. Call and pay up
ifpossible and that speedily,
Those whose open accounts are running
on, are likewise requested to call and pay
up, or give their notes.
JOHN II. COOKUS.
Sbepherdstown, July 80. 1885
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TO A Il M z r s.

EEAVING taken Mr. John Tabb's mill
III Il on Tuscarora, and put the same IN
good order, am now prepared to receive
and grind all kinds of grain. ! earnestly
invite all those who have heretofore been
customers TO the mill, as well as my old
customers. 10 give me a trial with their
Corn and Rye as am determined 10 turn
my particular attention to the grinding oil
that kind kind of grain, at least, so far. as
to grind all that may be sent TO the MIL
Farmers may be assured their grain shall
be well ground, and with the utmost DIES
patch / will also be ready at all times TO
give the highest cash price for wheat, that
the market below will afford, and wish
those having wheat for sale to give me
call. | will also grind wheat for toll at
the usual rates. and stand the inspection
of either the Baltimore, Georgetown, or
Alexandria markets.
JOHN +. HENDERSON.
Jnlv so. IS35-tf
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/EVHE subscriber having ,easeu 'ne pI !.
isgton Mills. formerly oeeup,eu ~
MIR. B. Darby. respectfully solicits he pa
tronage of its former customers, and me
public generally. He will at any time
manufacture Wheat into Flour, for cnsto
mers: and deliver barrel of superiine
-four for every five bushels Of merchanta
BILE wheat, at the Messrs. Forman's ware
house, free of expense; also, exchange bar
tels for the offal If desired, Every descrip-
ton of COUNTRY WORK viii be done
al the above mills.
III. I. SHAFER.
NIB. Cash will al all times be paid for
wheat il delivered at said mills. ii. ,.
September II, 1S35.-6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

X
FEyHE subscriber has rented Capt. Mat
thew Ranson's MILL, and notifies all
his old customers, as well as the custom
ers of the mill: that he will at all times pay
the highest price in cash for all WHEAT
sold at his mill; and any customer wishing
70 grind, and would prefer having his
grain ground separately, shall be accom-
moda,ed. He Wilt at all times give bar
rel of Superline Flour for every Soopoun,ds
of good clean merchantable wheat. lie
will also furnish PLASTER to all persons
wishing the article, as low as it can he had
elsewhere. From the encouragement ne
has heretofore had, and his strict attention
TO business, he hopes to receive reason
able share Of the pnblc's patronage:
JACOB SWARIZ
July %, IS35.-9m
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Why.is man up stairs whipping bis
wife lie an honorable man ?--hecausc he
IS atOre doing mean action.
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0t6ce efthe Martinsburg Savings Institution


EpF resolution OF the OoaIu u uifese
ED ors Of this institution the following
Gates Of Interest have been adopted for
the government Of the Treasurer thereof
o receiving money on deposIte, viz
For deposites payable
six months after demand; per centam
certificates may be issued nsr annunl.
rate of
For deposites papahie
four months after demand, a mar cenf,en
s,tiiicates may be issued DER annum.
hearing an interest at the
rate OF J
For deposites payable
ninety DAYS after demand, sper ecntum
certificates may be issued ner annuDl
bearing an interest at the
rate ef
BY order oo,, r.
July 10. 1884 III ..--
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JcLy 90.
t" Immaculate emancipation, without p',o1
preparation OF the individual snolec's -
proper and adequate instruction, however
!, NAV be claimed as their lndeieas'nle
,ieht cannot be demanded o. the country
n sacriJics Of all those rights and inter
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rAYMERs.--LooK AR TzIIs!

July so, IsS5-tf
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PEDINaTCN lSrLLs.

July 10. Iss4.--ti
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-03
From The Texas TELEGRAPH.

lLAAG.
The organization OF The army took place
at head quarters, on The Guadsioupe Oh
the 1Ish Of November. Col. s. +. Aus
tin, was appointed Commander in Chief,
and the army took up The line of march
for Bejar on the i3,h. Urgent calls are
made for reinforceme alta, aud supplies Of
cannon, ammunition. and provisions. The
volunteers now on the way, and preparing
20 go, will considerably augment the
numbers, and form a very considerable
force.
IL is not known that the attack upon
Bejsr will be made, bot those who are
now 10 the field are anxious to do some
thing. 1t is hoped that the volunteers
from the east will join theia before any
important movements are ma de, because,
although there may already be enough in
the field 10 reduce the garrison at FBejar,
it would be accomplished at less expense,
and with much less hazard with a greater
number.
Three officers who had the command Oh
the garrison az Goliad, were brought to
this town Yesterday, as prisoners. 1t i:
not yet known What disposition will be
made Of them
The report which has been put in cir
culation. that the northern Indians had
manifested q hostile disposition towards
the colonists. has proved to be a mere fab
ricalion. IL is, lamentable that there are
persons who, at a time like the present,
will occupy themselves in raising unfoun
ded reports, for the mere qualification OF
witnessing the effects they will produce -
Numherless reports Of a similar character
have been got up within the last six
months, which have tended greatly TO
prevent the harmony and concerted action
which are now indispensable TO the well
being Of The country. This is a time SO
frsught with news, that we think the srea-
test lovers of the marvellous might content
themselves With relating simple facts. We