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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20
FOR SALE.
BV:l.V'TED.
Look O,,t for Bargains.

IL :. MILLER, having determined TO change his
l. place OF residence will close the Mercantile
Establishment of +. =. MILLER \ Co on or before
the lst of March next. Our stock of Good, IS
fresh in neat order, and very desirable. good bar
gain may be had in the entire stock, and terms made
liberal II not sold very soon, they will be rctaed at
reduced prices for cash, or country produce. The
late advance in Goods of almost every description,
will make il to the advantage OF those wishing to
purchase to call aud examine our stock. Us we are
determined to close +. :. MILLER x Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20
nv. 1'LETCkIEK ~ TOLER.
TERMS.
c,.. The Eynchburs sSrgiNiNN"

U;,,,d tlric, lreek, al I per dnnutn pdydbIc N
Prp.''" No paper teH be discontiaasd (but at the
Ga .1",ou ofthe Edtors until oil arreoroges poid
a'' -, ,DTERTIS Z MENTS ,rW be inserted a
n .,,ts per square Tor less te first Time, and 81
:" ~, .'" FIR yrch continuance. Those from distance
en,, p,id for previously to their Insertion ess tie
. NUS be assumed by some responsible person in
LycAJug. =. r,,,o,. ,ou., /, ,osr p,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20

'I'liE Fall Session OF my School will commence
l. on Monday, the 24th OF this month, and end the
.lth OF December in the house formerly occupied
by Mr. H. X. Beach, at the lower end OF Main-strcct.
Terms as heretofore: &, per month, or IS Tor Il
session of four months.
REBECCA L.. TOWNLEN.
Aug. 10 :}w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20
m. RELIES AsTI1NIATTc PILLS,

and \ little attention to their timely administration,
will usually ensure mitigation o, 'hese disorders
Snd e,,,cnal remed, for the symptoms preceding and
,rcompanying the asthma and consumpiion For
colds, coughs, difficulty Of breathing tighness and
s,,c,,res across the chest. Wheeling, pain IN the
La sntiue of blood. &c. Few cases can occur OF
any of this class of disorders, III which the pnrchas-
49, oC DR. Relics Pills will not find rich return for
,ho;, ,,inino expenditure. Prce--whole boxes. 30
Dill 81 half do II Pills. 30 cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20

The subscriber will sell his House and Lot, stua-
ted on Third street, which is known TO most OF our
citizens desirable Family residence If not sold
privately, will be sold at Auction, about the
Both of March next, of which, due notice will be
given. L. :. MILLER
Aug. 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20
ADyEKTISEyIEVT!


TO he ISfmdflc dHd t0HSHWPF7H
,u,uC most prevalent and fatal OF all the diseases
incident to civilized soeiety-thc Consumption
,onc,ally be traced to the least alarming OF dis
ma Slight but neglected cold i, estimation,
o'u.' ,n,,s that one hundred and fifty thousand per
aa i die annually of the consumption! Most OF
sono Jre,d6,l results may be attributed TO common
Lido and negligent treatment of the halrassing
onrh that generally ensnes which is usually follow
ed BY difficult brcathlng' pain in the SIDE and at last
Itu.oyy,,ed Lungs Violent and repeated Asthmatic
IT. ala hiring on consumptive symptoms Ono OF
''" Jn,la,s expended in the purchase OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20
MIR. THOMAS STEW ART Sir.

r. THOMAS STEW hRT Sir, as YOU
A'H are not an lnhabant of this State, and have
M agent or attorney herein known to ne, take
this method ofnoiiying you, through the public pa
pers, that shall on the 22d day of September
1000, at the house of Jacob Crcsaw, in the coun-
" OF Boteionrt, in the State of Virginia, proceed
u" 'akefhe dispositions of Jacob Cresaw ; that on
,nc lst day Of October, at the store house of John
~ y. booth, IN the county of Franklin, State of
,Hg'n'a, take the deposition of Benjamin Booth
'"'' on the 10th day Of Scmptember, at the Mead.
o"s OF Goose Creek in the county of Bedford
"u STATE OF Virginia, shall proceed to take the
a'Pos'''on OF Nicholas Robertson and others, Ia be
.oau as evidence on the trial of suit depending
Sa.1 1'' Ihancery side ofthc county court of Bed
u' wherein You are plaintiff, and am defend
a 1 where and when you may attend, if you
f~''S'' Yours,
Aug. Is 1u.
d. 81 received supply of very fine Lemon
VIM 'y,up' Tor making Lemonade, &c. which we
0'" 10" by the bottle or dozen.
July2 - : ~" = .''''
BLANKS FOR SALE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20
CINCINNATI COLLEGE.

M,dicat Department.
'b'liE session will open on the FIRST Monday of De
d tobcr, and continue To the end oi February.
run courses OF Lectures will be delivered on all
the branches of the profession
Special and Sargicai iaatong.
BY JOSEPH \. MCDOWELL, VI d
Gr"rd and Pathological inotony, Physiology ard
Medical Jurisprudence,
BY SAMUEL d. GROSS, VI. ID.
N.ae of the Medical College OF oho)
Surgery,
BY HORATlo G. JAMESON. VI. ID.
Late otthc Washington Medical Collcgc. Baltimore J
obstetrics ant The Diseases pecitiiar to Uomen and
Chadnn
BN LANDON c. RlNES, NJ. II.
Uatc of the State OF Nirginia.)
Chemistry end Pharmacy,
BY JAMES y. ROGERS, VI. d
U.atc OF the Washington Medical College, Baltmore)
Mdtera Hedica,
BY JOHN Z. HARRISON, VI. u.
Q.ac of Louisville, Kentucky, OF Phlladclphia J
Theory and Practice Of Medicine,
BY DANIEL DRAKE, VI. u.
idjn"ct Professor Of Chemistry and lecture
Botany,
By JOHN l.. RlDDEl.L, VI. \.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20
New Arrival Of Drugs, Medicines, &c.

WE have this day received full supply of
w Drugs, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
DfE-S1JFFS, &c. Sc, direct from the Northern
markets. which we recommend to physicians,
merchants, and the public generally, as fresh gcnu
Inc, and of the very best quality.
We have also received Raisns, in whole and half
ana other est India Sweemeats of superior quality
Muscat Wine Lemon Syrup; Candies of every va
ey and many other astcles IN our line, which will
oe sold on reasonable terms. Our friends are invited
ocall' our stock being now nearly complete
J. T. & J. f.. KOYALL.
June 1 3t;fof f.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-10
Mr.. CLAY.S nEpORT

from me committee Of FoTeigH Rci0fOas Di ME Senate
on me subject Of ho French Treafg
The following abstract Of its contents furnished BIZ
the National lntelligcrcer. y
nc hePorl sets out with expressing thc entire con
Of opinion Of The Committee with the pes;
dent as 70 Tie justice Of thc clans for the payment
winch the Treaty between the United States and France
makes provlsion-They had their origin in faoropt vi
oatons Of the law Of Nations and Of our neutral rghts
for which The prccncc alleged the time afforded ,,3
l9sIhoauon. ~ the period Of those aggrcssions the
Goyemment Of the United States would have been fill
jusicd had it then appealed to arms h vndicaie our
outraged rights, and IT fact known 10 those who
were conyersant with the history Of the times tbaf
tne expectancy o such measure had been scrious.
~ considered in the councils Of the United States
INC selecuoh between the two belleefens, by which
another nation became the enemy NJ int fine sros t
rom any nsensibiiity to the injuries received from
france out from considerations Of different nature
restrained by prudential considerations from then
m3kg war upon France, the United States had yet re-
soFcd never To acquicscc In The wrong and Injustice
uonc 70 ten but to pcfscverc ia the demand Of inde
nifty until II should be obtained As early as islo one
81 our most distinguished citizens appointed Minister
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-10

~ OIlCE~-By virtue Of a commission from the Go
vernon Of the State Of Alabama the subscriber i
authorized to take The dispositions Of any witnesses who
may conc before hun, touching all naers in any con-
foVersy depending in that State 10 receive the ackno.
ea9ncnt 1t Deeds and Conveyanccs Of real and person
~ property, lying and being in said State and also 10
receive proof OF Wills and Tcsamcnts bcqucnthao anv
property IN That State. JOHN MINOR
Dfc 10 i'o-w3wJ fTcdericisbur0 va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-10

WOUNG ROANOKE.-This capital yonno Stallion
~ wil stand the ensuing season, ny stable miles
above the New store the Cut Bank road st AIr L..
Saunders and Vim A. Frazer's Tevcrns Cumberland
Roanokcs purity Of blood, form and action Is well de-
serving the attention Of those wishing to raise fno ores
JAM ~. l'O-ZwI GILES HARRIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-27

The Fall Races over the Liberty Course, Bedford,
county, Virginia. Will commence on Wednesday, the
9th OF September, 1885, and continue three days.
First Duy.-Two Colt Races, mile heats, one
stake 500 entrance, half forfeit second stake $50
entrance. p. p.
Second Day.-Jockey Club Purse, 3 mile heat,
entrance a20.
Third Doy.-proprie,or's Purse, mile heats. en-
trance -l5.
The Rules and Regulations OF the New Market
Jockey Club 10 govern.
The Purses will be respectable and the cash pad
10 the winner. One of the subscription lists beng
absent prevents the amounts from beng advertised.
This is the commencement of New Club, aud liked
at atimc to give horses from distance the chancc ot
commencing their Fall Campaign here, and travel
Eastward. Grain aud prosendcr much cheaper here
than lower down. Good stables aud hitter IN album
dance furnished gratis. The track made full mile
Ever, thing In good condition, and every lnduceinen
Tor gentlemen distance TO spend few weeks at
tins place.
The Colt Stakes viii be open until the 2oth An
gust, at which time they will close. ! am warranted
IN saving there will be n number OF Colts III each
stake. Letters addressed 10 the Proprietor, Al Ii
berry, will meet with prompt attention.
WILLIAM TERRY,
Proprietor.
Ana y wiW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-27
ron S.YLE, OK RE.N'T,

My lot and tenement IN the town of Mcadsslle,
w Haitian county The tenement is OF brck,
and well constructed Tor Mercantile business shelves,
counters drl~s--all completes and ready for the
CcptIou of dry goods at any mumeut.-lusdc de
Gently pasterc1 aud pautcd-a spacious dry cellar,
full sllc ol the house fifty by twenty feet aiiofding
abundant for lumber and West India goods.
| will also sell bargain in the farm which re-
side contiguous 10 Mcadsvlllc containing 100 acres
II is hausomcly improved aud IN good condition for
the culture oil corn, wheat and obacco.-1hcrc is
attached tot this tract about 90 20 OF excel
lieut. bottom Land. and the residue, of free
productive quality about 10 or - of prime
tobacco land, 10 clear. Further description is deem
ed unnecessary, it Is likely those that wish either
To rent, purchase, would choose to examine for
themselves. will add, however, IN commentator
OF the above property that il is situated in the
heart OF a tobacco and gram growing county, aud
upon nasigable river. Battcaux constantly
running from the place TO Weldon carving
upon common tide, Il To hhds. of tobacco,
and returning with respectable treighs to Mcads-
VILE. There Is also located Al the spot, and a
never failing stream, most excellent Manufacturing
Mil, capable of manufacturing Yer, extensively al
Tobacco Inspection, established by law These,
with the natterne prospect OF the speed, completion
OF the Portsmouth Rail Road, which viii intcrscot
with that OF Petersburg, now IN operation, and our
navigation at Weldon, cannot fail to give an easy
cheap and direct ncro curse between this place and
our Atlantic cities. and afford Al the time,
every facility To Merchants aud Dealers IN the way OF
collection and transportation. For terms, apply 10
mc At Mcads,,llc-'rhcy will be accommodating, as
| wish to wind upmy affairs herr, and remove 10 the
West. TIIOS. DANENPORr.
Aug3 iw
weeks, aud forward ITS account o,nc at Mcads,lc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-27
Aug. I;
Hooded Stock For sale.

LNOK the purpose of relieving myself once more
Il from debt and embarrassment, and of dlschafg
ing heavy obligations imposed by the kindness oi
friends, who generously relieved me from difficulties
which had Unexpectedly to encounter, and which
a sense of justice and proprlety teach me should
remove without waiting for compulslon, shall sell
during the week of the Tree Hill Fall Races, which
will commence on Tuesday, the sixth day OF oeto-
Der next, IN, whole stock Of Horses, embracing by
destinations something like 10 OF TT, 600 dollars worth
lnc udng Gohanna, IN whose praise II Is needless 10
speak, since his produce proved winners last Spfhg,
over nearly every race course OF distinction where
they appeared, AT Fairfield, Tree llill Wash
ingion, Baltimore, and At both meetings over the
Union Course, Long Island, aud whose colts are III
greater demand and are selling AT higher prices than
any other horses known TO the subscber-asto r eN-
ample Julian, the winner OF the Jockey Club pufs=
es / mile heats, AT Washington and New York, Tor
whom Col. Johnson several times refused $1,000,
last Spring Lucy Ashton, that is held at, and eN-
pected be sold 5000 Veto, the winner ol the
New York stakes, that could not, apprehcnd, be
bought for less than $4,000, besides many others,
that large offers, varying from sl5oO to Slooo nave
been made for, andln most instances reiused-also,
La Fayctte. Rolla, Douglas, and many other Stai-
lions brood Mares Colts, FIllies, &c, which there
is neither time space here 10 specify 1t IS sui
fcient to say that such Stock never offered be
fore at public sale together with my whole stable
now in training including Tobacconist the most
splendid looking Stallion ! ever behold, Reuben
Gcnroy, Resale Somcrs, Richmond, Atladhc' MOI
is W ad 3 year old Fily of great promise iul sister
to Rolla, and Reuben Glcnroy, now engaged IN
swccpstakc IN Baltimore, II subscribers, 500 each
800 forfeit and another of similar character IN Ne"
York and whose chance would not be exchanged
Tor any other III either stake
As it is expected that this advertisements VIII dfa"
a large concoursc of gentlemen from distant states,
whom it would be highly improper and nnGeneloas
to disappont the subscriber pledges himself that the
sale shall be pcrcmptory and no postponcmen except
ON account of weather, need be experimentation,
although he parts reluctantly with his property
winch has already ptoycd profitable, (as much OF
If has and which is daily increasing in value Vet,
his mind has been brought conelusiyey to the saer-
fee rather than continue under the obligations Inch
have rested ON his shoulders Tor the last several years
The terms will be cash but any gentleman can be
accommodated with a reasonable and liberal credit.
by making the paper satisfactory, and paving interest
on the amount Tor the time. JNo. VI. BOTFS.
Richmond. Aug. Il WV
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.V'O7'I(E.

DY virtue of a decd OF trust, executed to the
ID subscriber by Samuel Il. Williams, the
9Th day Of August, 1880, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the county court OF Campbell, for
purposes therein mentioned, shall, on Tuesday
the 9Th day Of September, 1873, II fair, if not, the
mex, fair day thereafter proceed TO sell, on the pre-
misses, to the highest bidder, al public sale, for
cash, certain tract or parcel Of Land, situate,
iying and being in the county of Campbell, con-
taning 2 ) acres, be the same more less, with
all and singular the tcncments, Entertainments and
appurcnances ihereunto belonging, it being the
same tract or parcel of land which the late Tho
mas Williams resided at the time OF his death, and
on which Robert Strange now resides, and lies Oh
both side. of the main road leadlag from Camp
bell Courthouse to the Red House, in Charlotte
county. Acting trustee, vi" convey such title
only as Is vested IN me.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Auu II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-27

BsNs Plant certain eHre for the s.m-
mtr compiainf.--The numerous applications ioi
this valuable medical plant, has induced us to raise
a number TO accommodate the demand, and il car
now be had by applying to Robert Sinclair, Jr AT
his seed store, connected with this Office. IL Is thus
noticed in fessenden's American Gardener:-A
few leaves of the plant when green plunged lew
times in ,umblcr of water, makes lkc thin Jelly,
withou, taste or COLOR which children afflicted with
the summer complaint will drink freely It Is SAID To
be the best remedy ever discovered.
Editors by noticing the above IN their papers may
be the means of swing thu lives Of hundreds of chill
dren, the efficacy of the plant being fully tested
fmcrioan Farmer and Gardener.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-27
VALUABLE 1Aa.h E!smATD
FOR SALE

\ ATTENDING to move to the South offer for
sale that highly valuable Farm, on which reside,
situated IN bedford county, ON the Forest road /
miles above lynchburg and II from Liberty
lhlS truly desirable estate Is we'll WORTHY The at
fenton OF capitalists who wish engage in farming
IN one of the most healthy and delightful sections IN
upper rgna II having all the benefit of the saln
brouS brcezes OF the Blue Ridge, and at HE same
Time possessing soil susceptible of the state
OF improvement. This land lies mmctliatcl, ON the
m1In road from l.ynchburg to Fancy Farm. Peaks of
oit'l ana Lioefty-and Is bounded on one side by
FIN Creek, beng in the vicinity of i mills ,rbaa
tract contains about 600 acres nearly $50 of which
are cleared, and al present in state of progressive
improvements at least $50 acres being i'm Covor IN
"hlch the lands peculiarly adapted. The inlnroye-
mems consist III part OF frame Dwelling House &c
two Barns and Threshmg machine. new-and an Or.
c,'"" "l 'hoce fut-lhS place also offers an eliqi
ble stand Tor Tavern and Country Storp-an,l -
addition to the above improvements b,. No.
store house and Tavern house. with nm lee bo,,so
an" W ell OF excellent wafer IN the ward and cxten
sNc stables, blacksmith and Hhcelwricbt's s,on
sc. sc. 7 SUPP
IT IS useless to speak Of the many inducements
"hch TINS place holds ont To those disposed ia invest
means III feai estate as Is presumed those WISHING
10 purchase would prefer examining for themselves
winch they are earnestly invited To do-'This estate
Is onefed at private sale until the 18th Of October
neN" on "hleh day, If not previously disposed of |
VIII ScH II al public auction with All my stool,
crops on hand farming and plantation utensils Nr
&c efhlS accommodating, and made TO sllit tI,o
convenience OF purchasers
e Letters 10 the subscriber ,d,I.o..;l.
onrg or 81. James Church, Bedford nrom,ilya,.
tended to. FREnFRICh 4, ,ITt Ipib,,.N AZ
The Richmond Enquirer will nubl;sb H.,
foregoing advertisement wSw and forward II. =,
count to this Office tor PAYMENT. ~
way wl5o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-27
Land. Crops. stock. &c.

IINllE Ivy Creek Tract of Land, three miles
i from lynchhurg, if not disposed of privately
by the DIST day of September next will be divid-
ed and sold ON that day, il fair if not on the next
fair day, at public auction, ON the premises. 1t
contains 5i2 acres, half cleared and in fine heart,
the rest heavily tmbercd, and all prime tobacco
land. Immediately after the sale of the land, the
growing crops OF Corn and Tobacco, Oats, IIors-
rs, Stock Wagons, Tools, &c. will be set up, and
sold to the highest bidder. Terms,at sale. II the
land should be disposed OF previous to the DAY
named, due notice will be gwen
GEO. HOlLE.
Aup 81 til
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Tobacco Land for Sale or Rent.

I WISH 10 sell valuable tract OF Land in the
county of Amherst, ad dining the residence of
Mai. \. alltierro, containing go CroS,-about
$50 scrrs are cleared, and is productive i'll grain,
the remainder is in woods nearly all Of wlach would
produce tobacco of the finest quality. OnthS tract
Isl comfortable dwelling, and the water is good
and plentiful
also wish to rent several large bodies of the
richest Tobacco Land in the country, ON very rca-
sonablc terms. Persons inclined to buy or rent,
would do well 10 give me an early call and view
for themselves u. DRI 'MMOND
Amherst June Is is
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0.F.N'DTzEE. 30

yINIE subscriber having determined to remove
to the South, in the course of few months,
takes this method of requesting all persons having
claim, against him to bring them forward ior set
dement,; and all those who are indebted 10 him
are notified 10 make immediate payment, as all
debts remaining unpaid ON the 10Th October, will
be placed in the hands of officers of the law tor
collection. FREDERiCk \. liNhKi>.
Bedtord, Juiy 20. wtloO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-27

INpursuance of decree of the Circuit Superior
i Court of Law and Chaneery, FOR the eoua.
I, of IIenrico. pronounced the 9Th lay OF Feb
r,,arv 1885. In a writ therein depending, wherein
Thomas Owen. executor Of the last will and tesla
ment Of Thomas Nelson, deceased is Plaintiff, and
Rice W. sehooler and Mary his wife. Walter T.
Day and Frances his wife. John l.. Nelson, Peter
Nelson James II. Nelson. Andrew Nelson and VIII
liam &. Nelson. and Thomas H. Fox, and Eliza his
wife, are defendants the undersigned, the Comms-
soncr in sand deere. named will. on the 18th day OF
August ls5 on the premises. proceed TO sell, b, way
public auction. FOR ready money, certain tract on
parcel OF Land with ITS appurenanees situate III the
county Of Campbell, adjoining the Land of Capt.
Niles Carr, and IN the neghborhood OF Mr.. Raleigh
Chton'- Tavern, and containing, by estimation, 6a3
acres more. or ess--t being all that part OF 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 decree pre-
siously pronounced IN said SUIT
CHIsWEIL DABNEY, Commissioner.
Iulx