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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10
Land and Negroes for Sale.

Rl virtue OF deed of trust, executed to the
- subscriber, by William NJ. Burwcll, bearing
date the 10Th November, 1884, and of record in
the clerks Office for the Hastings Court ofLynch-
burg, and also in the clerks Office for the county
OF Cumberland, shall proceed to sell to the high
est bidder, for cash, at Cumberland courthouse.
ON Monday, the 9th OF August next that being
court dry, accr,aln parcel or tract of LAND, "
ing in the county of Cumberland containing two
hundred acres, more less it being the tract On
which Miller W oodson now lives, and formerly
owned by him, within one mile OF the court house.
And also, at the same time and place, three like
~ young NEGROES, viz Clcmen,ina, Eliza
Amy.
shall convey such title is vested in me BY
said trust deed only. DAVID W. BURTON.
July 30 ids
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MR. FRANCIS \. STERNE Take notice
1VA that on the 10th day OF September next in the
Courthouse of the county of Charlotte, Virginia,
shall proceed to take the dispositions of Lawrence b.
Strrne and others, to be read as evidence in suit
no" depending in the Circuit Superior Court of said
county, in which am complainant, and YOU and
Robert Morian, - executor OF Dcherson Jennings,
deceased, and Commissioner under a decree of the
county court OF Charlotte, of Anderson &c vs.
Stcrne &c, aic defendants If said dispositions are
not takenon thc lGtn they With taken at the place
aforesaid on the succeeding day.
WILLIAM PATTERSON
july % fl.
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wish 10 sell my Falling Tract oil i'a''"'
adjoining the lands OF W imam '"nes
Ve Esq, Captain William Cooke 9anue'
Branch and others and commonly hn .o,nn
=. Read's Store The tract contains nearly ~
acres There are abou, 800 acres of low grouhuS o'
both SIDES of Big Falling equal in quality II ho' ,o-
ncrior. TO any on the river. The upland aoo'hins
IN, IA, land is in good heart most OF II having oc.h
enclosed and rested for seven years. II Il es'n'
rcd thai there is about 700 acres OF the whole u'',
cleared The main road leading FROM Ictefsoafs anu
Richmond passes through the land. Inc improve
,nents consist of good and eominodions 'a'c'n
uouse with all the necessary out HOUSES such ns
Kicben Smoke House, Stable and Granafs united
topether with new and commodlou' store Iio'Ne'
The Tavern and Store were occupied by the hessrS'
Nowlus for the last three years, who have done anu
siness in that time, equal to any country business
On the other part Of the estate, Is good oNefseef
hons. Corn house Stable, Granary, large and con
ycnent) with an approved Threshng Machine togo
Their with several first rate Tobacco liouses-aiso
Corn Mill, double geered) which, with repairs
might be made very valuable. The suppl, oil timber
is inc shausble, particularly the Pine timber when
Is of the best quality.
Twill sell a great bargain in this Estate Any per
son wishing to treat for it, always lind me al
home. ~ = hi't'n
July 20 WI"
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COMMISSIONER Sale of Valuable Land.


INpursuancc of a decree OF the Circuit Superior
L Court OF Law and Chancery, for the coun-
~ OF lienrico pronounced on the 9TH day of Feb
ruary, lS35, in writ therein depending, whc rein
Thomas Owen, executor OF the last will and tesla
Inent of Thomas Nelson. deceased is Plaintiff, and
Rice W. Schroeder and Mary his wife, Walter +.
Day and Frances his wife, John l.. Nelson, Peter
Nelson, james H. Nelson, Andrew Nelson, and VII
liam c. Nelson, and Thomas II. Fox, and Eliza his
wife, are defendants the undersigned the Commis-
sloncr in said decree named. will. on the Goth da, of
August, 1885. on the premises proceed to SELL by
OF public auction tor ready money, certain tract OF
parcel of Land, with It's appurtcnances situate in the
county of Canpbcll adjoining the Land of Capt
Miles Cary, and in the ncighborhood of Mr. Raleigh
Gibbons Tavern, and containing, by estimation, 655
acres, more, or css- being all that part of a lar
ger tract of Land lying IN said county of Campbell
late the property of Peter Nelson, deceased, which
has not heretofore been sold under a decree pre-
,iously pronounced in said suit.
CiilSWEIL DABNEY, Commissioner.
July % IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

A Ia circuit superior court of law aud chance,
l n continued by adjournment and held for H.
county of Amherst AT the courthouse, on Tuesd
the 9TH day of April lS}5.-Elzabeth Tylor ~
ministratrix, with the will annexed, of John TIL.
deceased aud in her own right Isaac Scott and b.,
sey his wife, Mildred innis window of John Inn.
deceased and Oney Garner, widow of Joseph "a.
ner, deceased Plaintiffs against Jonas Pierce in h,
own right, and administrator of William Dill,rd
deceased James billiard, of William Id
London and Polly his wife, and Robert, Thomas
William and Leana Warren. infants by commiss;on,
Benagh, specially assigned their guardian ad li,en,a
John llaggard and Rachel his wife, and Peter Moor.
and Susannah his wife, Defendants.
IL CHAScFRY.
This cause came on this day to be hc;ittl u,Bt
papers formerly read and the report of eomniyyiaa
or TInsley, made III pursuance OF the dccretal nd
OF the 9TH day of April, tS;s., with excent;oa.
thereto by the defendant tsnms Dillard and rho ~
hibIts Herewith hed, and was argued by counsel
On consideration whereof the court, not at p,rssa
deciding any points arising in the cause exccpt ~
the plaintiff Mildred Innis, doth confirm the soid,s
port to her, aud doth dludgc, order and decree
Nc, (ths par NJ the decree does not relate IN ba
lecommitted repor,) And the court doth further or.
der that the report aforesaid with the cxccpt,o,
thereto, be recommtted To the commissioner vba
made it, for him tn consider and report ther,upon
\ copy-Tesc,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jn. clerk
CoMMIssIoNEB's OFncr
.tmhcrt Court House, Junc II 1885.
The parties will take notice, that have appointed
Saturday, the 9Th day OF August next, To coDside,
the recommtted report in the foregoing order mpn
toned, on which day, at the hour of 10 o'cor. ,
W. they are requested to attend at my Office with
all necessary papers, prepared Tor examination
and settlement ROBERT TINSIEN.
COMMISSIONS
July w9m
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U:HLE.lRLEL.1.v.D FOR N.yEE.

VIE subscriber wishes to sell W alnut Grove the
i late residence OF Col W ilham Caliawa,. dec d.
situated III the county of Bedford, on Elk Creek
containing, BY recent survey, Three Hundred Acres
due proportion OF wood land, every foot OF winch
is INST rate tobacco land. we'll known to be. m,
quality of all the Elm Creek lands. The balance of
ths plantation is no" IN 4 state OF Improvements be
ing all recently enclosed with new fences lies we'll
aud is remarkably well wacrcd having ON II several
me springs and creek running through about the
centre afording a considerable portion of bottom
land producing tobacco of the finest quality The
advantages attending tins property are numcrous-ly-
ilg almost immediately the heart of "A section of
country unsurpassed by any ion iertlilt, of soil
agreeable society facility OF getting 10 market &c
Running Immediately by the house Is 4 public road
starting from Stop,oes shop, the min Forest road
leading from Liberty TO l,nchbure. "a miles distant,
ana intersectlng the Iynchburg aud Salem turnp,kr
road at the Ne" London Academy distant * miles.
-. improvements are 9svA good and substantial,
consisting OF large IEsrf1 and commod,ous br,ct
DWELLING HOUSE with LINN hi rooms. 4 PASSAGE
ana porhco and first rate cellar with all necessary
p"' houses ana hne garden, all newly pallrd IN with
heart-pine pailmgs. This situation IS n yc,, d,s,,
Die one 10 any person wanting A small farm v,tb
GOOD buildings particularly professional gentleman
should such, DESTROYS Of purchasing think there Is
not land enough attached to this place the suhscrl-
Der Is authorised 10 say there are two Other lnts o
parcels OF land ad Dining being parts OF tho sam.
original tract, which may be bouC hit upon very ,c
commodafing terms | deem it unnecessary 10 say
any thing more respecting this land.-1hose wish,nc
10 purchase VIII please call and view the property
ana Judge for themselves. II this property is not
disposed Of by private sale before the first day of Oc
tober IT will be sold, that day At public auction
Terms accommodating, and made know IN due time
WIN. {. LEFTWICH.
June Q WHO
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JOHN THOMPSON, JR. CLERK


v lRGlNlA. At rules held III the clerks ofc.
OF the circuit superior court of law and chan.
Gerry, ior the county OF Nelson, in the month of June
ls}5.-Php =. Weber, Plaintiff against william
:. Morgan and Lorenzo ID. Aisuop Defendants
The defendant William = Morgan not having en-
tered ms appearance, and gwen security according u
the act of Assembly and the rules OF this court md
ii appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is po
an nhabitan OF this commonwealth, on the motion
of the plaintiff, by counsel. it is ordered thar The
SAID defendant " illlam :. Morgan, do appear here
on OF before the first day of September term next.
and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that Il copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in the Iynch6ur
Nrgnan. for two months successfully. aud another
cop, posted the front door OF the courthouse of TN,
county, on some court day.
\ Copy-Testc,
RIO. c. CUTLER CLERK,
July & w2m
NTIRGINIA.-N rules held in tn. clerk, office
of the circuit superior court of law and chan.
Gerry for the county of Nelson, in the month OF Jn,
1885
Charles laneey Pm.
1gainst
William J. Frccand, Owen G. Fowler. William II.
Nng6eld and Dougald Ferguson late merchants
and partners trading under the firm and style of
freeland Ferguson * Co.. and Alexander Brown
executor OF Archer Ferguson. deceased Delt.
In CuANcERY.
The defendants William J. Frccland and Doupald
Ferguson, not having entered their appearances and
given security, according to the act OF Assembly,
and the rules OF this court and it appearing b, salts.
factory proof that the, are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth IL is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here before the first dav of Scptem.
Der term next and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the lynchburg Nlrginlan for months successnels
and another copy thereof posted at the front door
OF the courthouse OF this county, on some court
day y copy-teste,
RO: c. CUTLER, Clerk
July IL WIN
NiRGINIA.--N rules held in the clerks Office
OF the circuit superior court OF law and chan
Gerry, for the county of Nelson, in the month of Jus
1855:
Nelson G. Clarkson, David Jacobs and BENJAMIN D.
Harris Pitts.
fgaipst
Alexander MMr John Whitehead and George VII
liams, Deds.
IL CHASCERY
The defendant Alexander Mari nor having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
act OF Assembly and the rules of this court, and it
appearing by satisfactory proof that he is not an IN
habtant of this commonwealth it ordered that the
said defendant Alexander Man do appear here ono
before the first day of September tern, next and an
swer the bill OF the plaintiffs; aud that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Iynchburp Vrr
man Tor two months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door of the courthouse
tins county, oh some court day
\ copy-este,
RO: C. CUTLER Clerk.
July l3 vom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10
Messrs. Tatteson ~Iannah, Berry Wright
and John A. Smith:

HENTLEMEN.-- PLEASE to take notice that
" shall, on Saturday, the 9th day of September
next If far If the next tar day, (~nndays cN-
ccptcd) proceed to fake the dispositions OF Nelson
Abshirc Daniel Nobb and others, to be read as cyl-
dcncc in suit depending and undetermined in
the Circuit Superior Court OF La" and CHANGER, for
Franklin county, wherein am plaintiff. and YOU are
defendants /; at which time aud place You and each
Of youlnay attend if you think proper. Should ii
happen that | can not get through III one day,
shah continue from day da, till all are taken.
Very Respectfully,
GEORGE +. WRIGHT.
July 20 wtjw
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CORN.
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLyPSE,

~ VIII continue at his stand until
Mt ANN, LII, the htSt OF August,-to be let to
EW N w mares at SO the season. Good pas
'1ssSsAss-san.< turase near the town, gratis and
"a, are sianled ut twenty five cents day.
The Eclipse stock is so we'll known, and w,thal.
commands such high prices, just, breeders in
any reasonable expense, to obtain it. more cndur.
,"s .''' OF ANIMALS never lived OH Eclipse, at nine
Ne''s on a't making two three seasons ran the
Sc' e@uoWHrac against the best horse in the South
'n" 'heh i'ti tho tuft sound nut His winnings
repfodigiouS; hr has twice sold for 10 OOO-th.
last 'lme, AT ~ years od-and will max, to, his
owner 9i""ll tins season. HIS season price is $40
nI u'' 'nan Monsieur Tonsons. and such horses,
,N '''"'hS'lhdmg he gets more mares, and proba-
MY better mares as he Is patronized MANLY NV nor
SONS 'hat Tram and run horses. Young American
Eclipse Is INST like him in form. and the very same
o'ooo. HENRY BROWN JR
June Il
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MIX HENRY j. RUtKER fake notice that
W onthe Isl day OF september next, a, the house
OF James \. Luck, in the county of Pusyl,ania
shall take the deposition of James A. Luck to be
read as evidence IN a suit depending in the Circuit
superior Court OF Halifax in which am plaintiff
and YOU and James A. Luck arc defendants
Yours, &c.
GEORGE VI. Y. MILLER
Aug. NV
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CINCINNATI COLLEGE.

Medical Department.
F1NliE session Ill open the first Monday oi Tie
Il tober and continue To the end OF February.
Full courses of Lectures will be delivered on all
the branches Of the profession.
Special and Snrgicat anatomy,
BY JOSEPH y. MCDOWELL. VI. ID.
General and Pathological 4natomy. Physiology and
Medical Jufisprudcnoe.
BY SAMUEL ID. GROSS. NJ. u,
Late OF the Medical College oil Ohio.)
.Sureery
BY HORArlO G. JAMESON. NJ ID.
Late oithc Washington Medical College Baltmore.)
Obsfeirics and The Dis,d5es peculiar 10 Uomen and
fhHdrm,
BY LANDON e. RINES. VI. ID.
late OF the State Of virginia.
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
BY JAMES i. ROGERS, NJ ID.
Late ofthe Washington Medical Collcge Baltimore.1
Mdteria Nedicu,
BY JOHN ?. HARRISON, u. ID.
late OF Louisville Kentucky, now of Philadelphia.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine,
BY DANIEL DRAKE, NJ ID.
adjunct Professor Of Chemistry and Lecturer on
Botdny
by JOHN l.. KlDDE1I NJ. A.
LAT. OF the State OF New York;
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WANTED IMMEDaATELY,

n FIRST Kate Saddler, to whom constant employ
l. men IF competent handy and good wages
VIII be gwen Apply to
J. {. SHiCNL EFORn.
An! letters on the %nblee' addressed to nc
viii meet With prompt attention. ! =. :.
aug. + f.
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POLITICAL.
From the Ndf;oHoi Intelligence.
R,...VVhcn q 10y.

The Jackson paper in Boston has renewed an old
sssxck on Mr. Webster, that he is presented as
Candidate for the Presidency, because. when boy
he was on firm. doing the same Kind OF work that
John Randolph's atgaoes are eoorf'
To this weight, accusation well does Wing pa
per IN Boston reply" Nowwe do not pretend to say
tina, Mr.. Webster is qualified to be President because
he worked on farm but we humbly submit IT TO the
Yeomanry OF this Commonwealth and Country IL
that ought to work to his Disqualification.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

vi received a supply of very fine Lemon
~ Syrup, for making Lemonade, &c, which we
will sell low hy tho bottle or dozen
}. i. & J. T.. ROYALL.
.Inly2 &c
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Yeomanry of this Commonwealth and Country. II
thar ought to work TO his disqualification
THE peasant boy who followed, in his pride.
Behind his plough, upon the mountain side
Bor3acorth on Burns, from n,mory.)
c.s i, be true. that WEBSTER when boy,
Followed the sturdy Neomans Ease employ
Work'd on farm Where is thy blush. y Fame
To give the Ytoman-boy so proud name
III. 10 whose hands Columbia's soil hath chung.
Shall wondering Senates listen to his tongue
The field birds haply heard his boysh cheer
Bu, who, since then have rush'd his voice TO hear
Thousands on Thousands And, amongst the rest,
Most eagerly the wiscst and the best.
Shame on the Woman hoy, that would lntrudc
Into such company--thc rustic rude.
Strange strange bn, surely. surely, stranger ctill
patrician-folk permit him up their " hull -
WHY did not Pride uplift his idle arn-
Repel him. bid him go, and I'LL his farm
Disgrace, Produce its equal If YOU eat
VIA, Ciuonnatus did, that noble man.
Work on farm y did WEBSTER, when \ boy
Mechanic Yeomea' scout such ri6 employ
Republicans Id have YOU be aware
Your rank vout cdSts, deserve more ANXIOUS care.
Take heed or fu1urc Presidents will be
Men of "no breeding :" men OF ;" low degree -
WEpsrrRs mere fam bows who, as one does now,
Guides Scnalcs tho he guided once the pough)
VIII, with the uobly-bo compete
Mayhap, God knows y usirp the Jachson-sea'''
III the ,c,t 81 Gen. Jackson Is 10 convey, by the
medium OF las popularity the Presidential Chair to
his heir-apyarent, dIs,nhertng thereby those whose
patriotism principles and wisdom entltle them TO the
term OF elder Of the Republic, then the above
term is not applicable.
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The peasan,-boy who followed, in his pride,
Behind bis plough, upon The mountan-side.
Bor9scorth on Burns, from ra,mory.)
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BLANKS FOR >Al4L.
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v IRGINlA.-N rules held in the clerk, office
of the circuit superior court of law and chan
Gerry, for the county OF Nelson in the month OF July
1885:
Charles lanceN, pm
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NOTICE..

wish TO sell my Falling Tract oil i.dI"'
,d;o,n,np the lands OF William Jones.
Esq, Captain William Cooke samu .
R,ancb and Others, and commonly known
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july y
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SIZE L |,

Columbus, .. Jme stt, 1885
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Wool Carding at Lynchburs.

Aug. !,
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-11-20
From the N. Y. Star.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

By the Francis Depau, Capt. Robinson, from Havre, we have Paris dates to Sep,e.n- Der l9th and Loadon to the l7th.
 Spafn--The queens troops, with the English auxiaries, are stated to have been defeated at Bilboa, with loss of from 1900 to 2000 men. Gen. Cordova, according to these accounts, (which come from cor respondent of the Gazette de France at Bayonne, and are therefore to be taken with alowance,) was prevented from succouring the forces al Blboa, which the king talk ing advantage of, quilted Estella and marched upon that city.
 The English and tho Chfistinos were driven back upon Bllboa. Espartero com handed the Christinos. The village of Ar- rigefiga, near Bilboa, is mentioned as the place where the battle was hottest. It took place, 1t is averred, September llth. Don Carlos, to fauer the superstition of the Basque provinces, has appointed the l" Holy Virgin GeneraIissimo ofhis troops. This will serve him, we think, where the monks and eonvents arc being burnt by the populace. In proclamation of Don Caf- los, this hypocrite and fanatic depores he cannot. Ill presenting the standard of the Mother of God. furnish the one which was worked by bis late queen.
 The carlsts on the 4th at London, under the Pretender in person, with l4 battallons and 500 cavalry, were beaten by Gen. AL damar, with the loss of 400 killed and l20 prisoners.
 It is also stated, in letters of Sept. 18th, from the frontiers, that the CarIist battal- lions, under Guerguc, which had marched into Catalonia, have fallen back. This does not look like charging and cutting up British soldery at Bilboa.
 Saragossa and Cordova have also each formed junta. Corunna has demanded the expulsion of the monks.
 Malaga and Grenada have demanded the constitution of 1912.
 Seven out of the ten millions inhabitants of Spain have declared for the same.
 Englaad.--It appears hy the London Morning Chronicle, the accredited organ of the wings, that king William Nth is at last convinced fthe necessity of going for ward with the popular voice for reform. He does not any longer give much ear to the conservatives, and consequently is on more harmonious terms with his present ministry.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-11-20
To the Citissas of White, Saline, end P,t-
 Inski Counfiee


 laeki Counties.
 FELLOW CITIZENS: Nearly twenty years residence and experience among you, give me reason to believe that understand our rights and our common interest. Hence my desire 10 represent you in the Conven- ton of Arkansas. Unambitious as have ever been of political distinction on an occa- sion of less impoftanee, should have left you to choose among those who usually catch the mania for legislation. But on this occasion, am constrained to submit my pretentions and claims to your support and confidence, 10 the consideration of my fellow ctIzens.
 am anxious to see Arkansas governed by Republican Representative Govern nef1t, and 1 i aIii the fast man in this Terri tory who would suffer sectional iealousies, or other causes, to disturb the harmony, or distort the features of the Government. 1 am deslrous to see the Representative branch of the Government proportoned ac- eording to the number of free ,rhafe citi=cns. The Senate Tn every Republic is an impor- sant branch of the legislature, and is always she fifnest reliance and support to the Gov ernment in times of difficulty or danger I should, therefore, like to see the Senate composed of the sages of the Republic, of not less than thirty-iye years of age, own ing, in their own right, d freehold interest in the district they represent; to be in number not less than one.half, nor more than two- thirds of the Representatives, and to be elected for longer period than the Repre- sentative branch; and in all cases, to be prepo aioned according to the number of free sohste citizens In the district they represent. Although we have the benefit of the consti- tutions of the several states 10 guide us in our deliberations in Convention; yet you will find that many principles not adapted to the meridian of Arkansas, will be urged in Convention, and 1t was never more ne- cessary than at present, to array the best ability of our country. The Convention of Arkansas will not be an enviable situation for any man who IS not thoroughly acquaint- ed with the laws and principles of Repub- lie. There are such variety of principles to be settled in tho constitution, as to the Executive his duration of office; extent of patronage, &c.; and, also, in regard to the Judiciary, that 1t is impossible to portray all my views in this circular. l have here given such as entertain in relation to some of the points agilated before the people. And in conclusion may be permitted to say, that if am elected, whatever eapaci- fy or ability 1 may possess, shall be exerted tor the benefit of my country.
 SAMUEL s. HALL.