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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

We parted not as lovers part,
No tear was in thine eye
No man,ling blush was on TIN cheek.
Thy bosom breaihed no sigh.
Yet was there something in thine ait,
That seemed TO all unmorcd;
Something that told my bursting heart,
Dearest. that was loved.
Fox when took thy gentle hand
To breathe my last adieu,
Methoughi within thy trembling clasp,
That white hand embed too
And when o, from my falseflng tongue,
The parting accent lr1&
Thou did'st no,-desfest, ca! / be,
Thou corld'st nst Say. farewell
Forgive if have buddy cned,
Ii fancy twcre alone
That s,av d t'iv voice, and lcnt ii, HAND
The temours Of my own.
Forgive, forgive the daring thought
Forgive he hope, the love,
Tint bids ME seek thee once again,
Nv bliss OF woe 10 prove.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

O. All editors throughout Virginia, OF what
ever party, are respectfully requested To give the
above an insertion. is hoped that this request,
in behalf Of the cause Of a noble son Of Nirpinia'
Will net lie in vain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
~ CHhNoiEH
January -

VIRGINIA, to wit AT rules held III the Clelk',
office of the Circuit superior G. ourt Of avs and
Chancery for the county Of Amherst On Mondav the
18th day Of January, 1856
" lam IL. Knight, Plaintiff
1gGjnSt
David Applins, eNor of Thomas Appling, deed
Richard J. Waugh and James r. Appling, Deits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
~ CHANG FRY

The defendant, James X. Appling. not having ep.
tered his appearance and given security, according
to the act of Assembly and the rules of this court
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that he !.
not an Inhabltant of this conmonw caltlI ON mo-
ton of the plaintiff, by his counsel it is ordered
that the said defendant, James Il. Appng do appea,
here before he first day of the next April term
10 answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy OF
this order he forthwith inserted in the Lvnchburg
lIrgmlan for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the court house of said COUNTY
\ copy-Teste,
JOHN THOMPSON, in. c.
lam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
a JACK FOR SALE,

:: :: &: i: !: +: =: 4;
sell at fair price. For partcu-
lafS' Apply TO Capt. Ammon Hancock of LYNCH
bury or 10 the subscriber, his residence in Nell
son county VIM. MASSIF.
March Il w..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
VAEUABr.E REAL ESTATE.

VIE subscriber as agent of VIM. Lewis, Esq
a Will sell most desirable Tract of and. ly;nr
one mile romthe Bic Lick and containing about 400
acres, 35 Of which is l,rstra Roanoke bottom and
the residue rich hghla The whole Tract is yerv
productive in all the various crops usually cultv,ted
IN our climate, lies unusually level, and is suscep-
ho'e OF being made, at small expense, one of the
most beautiful and desirable residences. in tho
country. The Dwelling House is comfortable. and
tine houses excellent. The proportion of wood
land to that which is cleared is more than suiiici-
net Bonds or Negroes, of suitable ages, would be
taken m payment for this property.
WIN. LANGHORNE.
Botetourt, February H. u,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
rOET sCAE..

The following beautiful lines appeared in the Lon
don Metropolitan for 1888. They have been set to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

IIiOS. J. NICHE,
\. c. KINNEY,
kENTON HARPER,
l.. W ADDELL,
JOSEPH BROWN.
JOIN HANGER,
J. SEAN RIGHT,
J. Il. CHRISTIAN,
l.. W ADDELL,
+. BERKELEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24
ID. ROBES. rlc,l.
March

wlw
" lkGiNlN, To wit:-Atr rules held IN tho CT.
ofhee OF the Circuit Superior Court al ,
Chancery Tor the county of Amherst ON No,I, 'n'
lth day Of january lS;}G ''e
William ;. Crawford, adn,r. with the will ,,,.,.,
u '''', Long oe' H. Plaintiff
.1~anSt
Alexander B. DYER. son of William II and
Dyer, - Mason aud Ann his wife In, 49,, ~
er, Margaret Dyer, ghtcr of William II and D.
gy Dyer. Peggy Dyer, wife of William, H. Dive, -,
the sad William II. Dyer her husband I|Ii1,h"L
sharp, wllc OF Robert Sharp. and the said R,,a,,
sharp her husband, Elizabeth Nash Sarah po,a
Jane Penn and Caharine Penn John G. Nrr,,.l''
and George McCredie, Ann +. Crawie.5 Wi. =
William :. Crawford, the plaintiff, an
Watson, wife of w aison the "a -
u. Dyer, Margaret Dyer Sarah Penn Ia NAM,
'aIhar'he irnn bcins iialts, under the ag, of.
ty-one wears DrtnL,,,.
CHANoEEy.
The Defendants - Mason and Ann bisNiG A..
anderB. Dyer, Margaret DYER VIM II. Dyrraudp.e,
gyhs wife, Elizabeth Nash and George McC rrdje no.
having entered then appearance and given sec,fIfy ar
colding to the act OF Assembly and the rules of t,s
court and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
motion of the plaintiff by his counsel i, i. ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on or beorc
the first day of the next April term to answer the hl
OF the plaintiff and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in the lynchburg Nrglnian for two
months successfully, and posted the front door Of
the court house IN said county.
y copy-Testc,
JOHN THOMPSON, in. e.
January - WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-24

The rory best son Of that celebrated Race Horse,
.lmerican Eclipse,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-11

Serasa uuo Mtriro oerbolten
lib bis jeet rubig. se5soer Sbeu
'hereitet 1ib sur grneurun9 Dss
&omp(se Dor. Ollie 8erlu6eI
Sonto 2lnno III befrepeu, mj6Iins
9en. Gr 1T ttrens bemobt.
: Ser 0e(anDte Der Merltanifb-
.sn Gtaoten an 0ie Ne9isrun9 in,
Maf0in9tcn 1T ouf }elner Nidr
.rel(e be9rifen, uuo tpory p(e esI
lib oertautenla6t, in (einer tlntersl
honoIung ntbt febr ellcflih.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-11
gro Bsr Gle s SCI
Dem 0 CrQt tc !

Start eountp 1T abermals Ib
teIott 9etteu geblisbsn ano bat a
kern1ols itlnsn OenloerotiIben
= Sboraeter bebeuptst. Oie bunt-
t6eftse f6oero|liti'be .}oarri1on
Yartbep 1T ab9enust, uno bic
Stag9e Der 8repbeit tpebt ffc[h
ilno unbefedt our1 Vefebun9,
l!oer Oas 2ano. !1neeabtet auer
Jntrt suen unlercr @e9uer, babsn
tp1s elnsn noultdnoisen Gieg oo>
oet1 9etragen. SplsenDes III eine
ueberl'bt Der Gtimmen IN ben
SSerlbIeosnsn Sdunfbips Die les
SauutuS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-11

llnioer fa(itten 100000
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:@bofers 5000
g bDeoenborger 1000
Mprmcniten $4,000
Sir bftutIi6e @rSiebuno for
gen in ben Qer* ct. - &oue9ien,
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msblslnifbe unD 8 juriltifbs 2(fa-
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= 0eltslbu(en fino III einisen
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Der blubenoem 3ultanps Itno.
Nn swedmd6i9er ginrldtun9
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grfnDung elmer aeuen Ddmpfn1o'
thiae in Ierp Oorf teine Ntbtt9-
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nit sinem (*) beSeibnst, l'uo De-
mceroten, bic abrlsen u b'sa.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-11
%TESgss aggEsgS /.

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itepenosn s,1 o'f9'aesetel o'c tpslttrs
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-11

llnler grwablerSsttet bat oen1>
i1ab elne Mebrbeit son $40; uno
Ban 8uren sat me3t Gftmmeu
erbaiten ais sJaffon in 1923 uno
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-11
Bdterldnb6freunD.
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fontaen finc uns fir rilcefdn0lqe
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III leberlle fern.
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tolltIteben 0e9enftdnoe su emf,
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lbrer 2Etdtisfelt batber nctboe-
oo!rnnn9sn unlsrs 9onSs 3situn9 aust
fuaen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-11
prefoenten Wob( 1885.
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sugsfomt,1en fno, oas Nelultat
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-11

2Govn1 9ocob Sbris,*
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nit siuem (*) beieibnet, l'uo De-
meeraten, bic abrlsen q b,sS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-11

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
ProtcSS0r # Moral PH''0S0PHy

yRIHE2EAS, in a snt depending on The 'hanerry
WS side of the Circuit Superior Court Of La" ana Ia
Chancery for PIttsylvania county, between George d.
BASKERVILLE plaintiff and Na',ansl Wilson, SON. u IhI,nas
and Samuel d. Rawlins, James L. Denny, John Mcl'he'
Pevton Mason. surviving partner Of Mason locke,
George Crogead John N"be GGoTgs W,i5'" " s"r
yving partners Of Dckenson PannlI ~ 20; JOIN mo
hliser surviving partner Of Tiin McA!'Ster, oIlu.
Stonc and John Dickinson, dccndants'he said Court
=, is Octobcr term last did adjudgc order ara decree
that Commissioner william Rison DO take an , and
The partnership Transactions between the p'al' allI
the de- ,nIan Nathaniel Wilson, under tne i!fn ano
s,vIc If Wilson & Blskcrv!c that he do likewise TAKE
s ,oorr, If tI. transactions Of the platinum with Inc
said firm of Wilson & Bnskerv'lIe that nc d" Nts.s
,s ~ account of the individual transactions between
,i ';n,:.T and the said defendant Nathaniel WILSON,
o,d rnor his proceedings to The Court with any matter
sncav stated deemed pertinent by himself or fequifeo
by either of the said parties 10 DC S" stated c,,o
The parties interested in the Decree above rcleTeI w.
viii therefore take notice, that have appointed o.'
dav. the st day of February next: tor Inc
commencing The accounts therein directed, on C"r,
da thew will attend my Office, at Ii!'syiva'a
House, By 10 O'clock A. NJ prepared t9E SeSe G
G.}-W4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
POETRY.
:. ,,,,cu VET REMAINS us>rH0.

THE pHANToM-nr /. f. ;hs L. :. Drawing RooE
IThe following fan.fl n,s volume us Se;
rap NJ usual poetry more fol 'h
80 aod variety. The poem we h.i ;o -.
49,. sracc, and melody o! its vel ~. cen,
.,,,s from ms home in the Ier;h ' ., by me;
o,,c that thy dreams may be n h.ow
No, ne We parted, the rose or OF, 80 now
But shulowy, silent WIS.,, ,Ss. when the shOne,
~ ~ nh.,ycu,s daughters Inc w. W, hn, s;hr
" iamd in her prcsrncc no VA ths Tile
20, Led ON her mirror anu '-Ssa.' Vs. ~
i,s silver unirear'r! oil us sM ,;,, c,oweI.
CnlToSsn rs I and NJ, fear in our minsht inIe"'
w me INN" i'm rha, was sleeping, as slnmoeli e'nu'
~ J 10 look from il, ~ look on INC oo"et, ,ow.,
nTrh ,hou hast been training III sunshine o. ; ' min
g ,I;rs ycru the green leaves Inc sun anu .' v.In
e., n nirrcn through tho shelter from so'h"e' III ~
', ,s m, the ush.;reo, the home Of lie wren,
And the haunt Of the bee, wasthinRi"s u "'S"'
Nor nc, Of The volcts sweet on inc ar, ,,, ,be,e
nnt thought Of the true love who pish'eu '"e" ~
= ono % lice now my long hair Oh the gaze, ,
I, i; wrontbed with red rose, bound WIN ns
II s dark with tho damps, anu wet Wa" Wv 'sN'
The ,od of its auburn has long past away
And Ja,k ;s the cavern wherein have '!e?'j-,
The,c the sea and the dolphin their vigil nave h'p'
AMI rho roof ia encrnstcd with white co'' ce' ,u
;snd Wv. ,I GRANGE ;nscct that buildeh them dweiS
.rhsTe !. life in the shells that strewcd Ger Inc '
Not filed, bu. witt. music, as on our own ,hs dead
Around he are whitening the homes OF 'isa
And sturlisl has grown 10 the focA "''
Sometime a vast shadow goes darby along
The shark or tho sworl.fsh, the te"fini anu s'"'
There is fear in the eyes TIA. u. , ,ri,bout sounds
A. they pass like the spcctrcs OF dta'h "l."o I'll
Dy., rorts without summer, tho dull scA"eou VII ,,,
And the blossoms that spr ns there are see ,Js
Amid their dark surlanLs the waet snake sie ;,s
And the .popgc, like tho moss, gathers '''e" ~ '
Oh, would tina, the sunshine could fall on my srave~
That tho wild flower aud willow could over IL "u'''
Oh! would that the dnisics grew over my sIerp,
III, lilo tens of the morning could over mo weep
Thou art pale mid thy dreams-l snail tt'".e "' ''
The sorrow that kept me from s'umher Is s''
10 the dep.hs Of the ocean IN peace iuePut'
Far I .,ii have q grove grconer far in thy>i'ear''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

49,: &c o,.vsrv in the South. He knew that lie SPohe
,i; o;r. when he said he prepared TO 60 d" ~.
irn,l,s that honor and Justice should require al s t
willie he admitted much: he also ioohtu ~ m ond
the Constitution Guaranteed TO us a tte is tool,
w .,ons TO that !lnusc But he went !lr'Ief aiu w.. w
.b oihrr side of the question:; that II tnai Pc'': r;.
mi drafted in the style in which II oHshl ~
be ever inilaulmatory in It's nature ana to,,se
cite th, feelings why then he would tii'o" II -
,r ycr. assembled there fairly ard dISpasso'''il "
a1, ,L;s cupson. He would neither allow the "'e'.
f,ns of the South to disturb him in his ]ucS"'en.
mr. ,hs high freInps Of the Morrill, who were so1e "
hem anxious to run all lengths and some o u" In,
cast the ftcbland Of Slavery and Abolition .,t' Ls
Uors. Sow on the question under ccnsiuera''""' "
won, With the gentleman from Georgia. (Mr EiascPcA
that if there was any thing IN thai paper ,''t
comport with the dignity and respect OF me o =, in,
for its reirction come from where IL might fr
sane time, Mr.. S. held himself always oot'!u
every petition sent there in proper s:yc u ~
on anr and every question, be it what 1t might o'i Any
| quarter Of the nation. ~, ;,,, IF
Mr 5 did not rise lie said, so much with we" o.
making these remarks, but to state iSc' Oh "..,
Honse was probably not before the last '"" "'
,,L.n on this question He would state 10 Inc House
that il had already that Gay, that very mnr!'g eiG.
rcd memorial upon this very question :" me co't'
lee on Tic District Of Columbia: ana TIE o''"'' ""1N
s,aie whether he was correct or hDt. =, 49, I'D
b Snkcr stated the fact ~ BE 50, and thal lie IA"
conferred with the gentleman from N''
Dri.rrs1 who presented he petition, in"F"'''s ',' a'
Il the intention oil tIc thi't -" '"''
Lo Tonsc IN it, 1t was douhrsS through mac
that the members OF the House did not g,irr"y
, ,Lc Chair intended TO have made statement o. 'e
C,ct To- the House an, he informed the mover: -
'af Mr. TO Hammond sS said the presentation Of the petition had
osrnrrd him. or he should have made the same nH''''
with regard to that he did with reference to the ",a'i h.,
"' A. P,t,on then moved 10 reconsider the vote ny
,L;n the n,r,oria presented by Mr. Briggs was refer
red ,,t ,,,.- - nostpous
the consideration Of it, till the one before ''e ''0a'c
day was sposcd OF; which was agreed TO-
Mr. Everett moved that the House adIFufh ~ ,L.
Mr. Hawkins called for the yeas and nays pu' u"
House refused to order them; and being
the ayes were 10, noes not counted;
| So the House adjourned till Monday.
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Dec "a.

yETHE subscriber intends to continue his sc"S' IN.
q Clifton the ensuing year. tic WI ta .ni ,s,L
Greek, Latin. and English Languages us scnI' a,
r,,s On the first Friday in December following r F
will be- vacation of o.e month in the sumIner;o ,.
fee for tuition will be $50 per scholar Mr. Isaac ,
with whom he boards and who keeps an excs,'sa WI
inphouse, can accommodate five or SIX sna!I p"H enc
board, washing, lodging, fuel and candies LOT
Verdon is his address, JUN w. 1919.
Hanover Nov 2l o--"-"
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Dec. 10.

PEWARD-Ran away from me, during
& 90 the early part Of the year, By Th MosE
ssd about Tho 81 Of T hs f s5
tculafy oes'sa noso mich of the Roman cast 1t is
lures ,hs he has reached one of the free States,
probable ;!a. - free man though it may be- that he
ne, ERIE, nras about at no great distance Having long
acted as boamun he may be somewhere on as lanes
.iSe5 rsef residing in the upper end Of Chesterfield
for Ills confinement in any JAIL SO that can Obtain
possession of him ANSL H. TT
Chesterfield Get. q. oV--"u
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H1DUCATlON.-A young man who has been edu-
II Gated with view to Teaching, and who can pro-
duce satisfactory testimonials, as to his moral department
;Gcn,;ons teach the ATTN and Greek Languages,
and is now engaged in prosecuting Mathematical
course. wishes 10 procure situation for the ensuing year
~ teacher or an assistant tcacher-Lettes addressed
10 J. a. W. Midway Inn, Prince Edward county, va
will be promptly attended to. J' "A: w
I UU-WOW
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Cancer.
AND TIE ART or HEALING GENERALLY.
n. IL Ei;tor Of The s z IeLcurHph.

TIE ART Or llEtllNu
To The Editor Of the S. r. Telegraph
mMR. Editor We have noticed, in your paper an
iva advertisement by DR.. Marshall proposing to cure
C,ncernus diseases Fistula &c We have been accus-
toned To believe that these diseases were. for the most
mart ncurablc; but having had opportunity OF WIT
prs.;nr some CT the practice Of Dr. NJ. We really THINK
would be serving the Of humanity to say that we
been astonlscd at the attending S efforts
We have seen some cases. the appearance ct which, DIRE"
from ali around expressions Of hopeless despair, ana
scened 10 def human skill; and yet, after few seeks
under tie treatment OF Dr. l Tic disease; 10 ali "lP
ancc is rfIcctuay removed
We take pleasure in calling the attention Of any o
vour readers WHO may be suffering from these distress
inr diseases to the advertisement referred To-
"7 JAS. G. CRANE,
ARCIlD. THOMAS,
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
RIGID. C.. GILLIAN,
JAMES CASklE,
A. FRENCH.
w w. MARSHALLS REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
An infalibe remedy for the Piles, (Which has Oecn
tested by various persons in this city and clsewhefe0
NAV be had BY applying W. " Marshl, at the Man
sion House. ,,l
IF satisfaction not given the money Will be returned
Reference to persons cured cf Cancer latey-Wiliam
Petit Fluvanna county; MIR. Hacket, Caroline county
Edward Bass, Colesvle; Ichd Johnson, Cumberland
county Thos Skinner, E. City county; Sam Mathews,
Brunswick county, MIR. Noble, Prince Edward county,
Mr.. Miller Goochand county, MIR. Janney, Alexandra;
William P. Wyche, Petersburg
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RUNAWAT.-Was committed To l!a Jail OF 'to''
q a, gan county, in the State OF 'rgn':a .t'Sf" ,'
WHO calls himself BAstr and says he had belonged /" /
MIR. George Lane. who sold him TO William Stewart
from whom he escaped some TING past SAID n'g'" WIS
committed 10 the Jail oil ihs caunly on the :iSt day %
Octobrr l:; he is about feet - inches III l''%''
the lett Jaw swollen. quite black, and strongly Il"
had an very old drab roundabout and paMia"n!S, ""
an old hat The said nero says he IS about IL year, "
ace he tells different tales about his escape says he "a
wife near Annapolis Maryland living with Mr. G'"'@t
Wilson. The requested 10 COME ana ci"n s
negro according TO law. "M iii'"i f.
December t. (Gl--"6w ""'"' -