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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
JOHN IHOMPSON, Jr. u
Commits Sioner's Office,

FUTUSl I'm, TcdU'
The parties interested in the regong orders
court, are ereby notified that | have appointed Il
FIRST day OF December next, to carry said orders III
effect on which day, at the hour often o'clock IN II
morning, they are required to attend at my office
Amherst court house with copies of office paper
their accounts. evidence, &c. prepared for examr
ton and settlement
JAMES p. GARLAND, COUNT
Sept. II wiw
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Notice.

To the iorers IF Biooded Stock.
1 HAVE twenty Calves for sale, dropt between
4 ,the fifteenth of April last and the twentieth of
July. They were sired by Mr.. Corbin Warwick 5
imported bull, Young Trojan: they are beautiful an
lnals o their kind SIX oil then, are Bull Calves
JOitNW ARNlCk.
September n &c
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10 Richard Eppcrson. David Spencer and +
- lZabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth Eppereh
Samuel Ridgway and Rosamond his wife, iormfIa
Rosamond Epperson, Martha Ford formerly Mar
tina Epperson, Joseph {. Eppcrson, John H. hF
person, and Elizabeth his wife, late Ellza0ei
Roark, and Litlleberry Roark AS YOU are pahis
in interest in :, slst now pending III the Coupi
Court of Campbell, on its chancery side, lns,n
ted by Joseph Epperson, ptll. against Richard u
person and others, for the purpose of obslnlp.a
decree for the sale of the landed estate of liteOu
ny Epperson, deed. and the matters and thug
prayed for in that suit are also embraced IN Wv
now pending and undetermined in the Cneu'
Superior Count of Law and Chancery for the tOs.
OF lynchburg, in which the same Joseph Eppeso1
Is plaintiff, and Samuel Pannili is defendant 'g,
as you are not inhabitants of the common"e@'
OF Virginia, and have no known agents thef~
YOU, and each of you, are hereby notified tn'' +.
Saturday the 22nd day of October next N"a
apply to the Judge of the said Circuit enPe'D
Court OF Law and Chancery for the town OF L!p ~
burg, IN open court, if in session,-li not, F" be
chambers,-tor writ of certiorari, 10 remove
record and proceedings IN the said suit in the 'g S
ty Court of Campbell up to the said Crcur :
peror Court of Law and Chancrry for the toSu
lynchburg, in order that the matters and 'pa,
paved for in both suits may be heard and NV
mined together. in the latter court
Respectfully. &c. -,
JOSEPH EPPERsoN
Sept. u W."
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Valuable Pittsylvania Land for sale.
CATTLE, HOGS, &C.
AT AUCTION.

y unf loih ct next month (October) will sell.
~ D pH me 'lan'''ohot the late Da id Jacobs, on
I'VE River, in Nelson County, to the bighes, L,ldo,
ABOUT eighty head OF fine Stock Cattle amour which
are some hr>t rate work Oxen. aad a due portion of
Soo" peer hiteen ortweny head of valuablr uors
rs ana Mules, several Of which are Colts two AMI
w. years on OF the SIZE, parts and action and of
''a' p'ond more than hundred head OF first,
rate stock Hogs; thirty OF forty head of ,;c, -,
'.e IA wooded Sheep three or four hundred bushels
u, NY an" straw the eutlre crop OF Fodder, also.
me fiantdtiun Tools, sc. &c. ''
or all sums underten dollars cash will he ,e,,,;
:" 'ot an sums over that amount. u credit until the
o''ay VIII be gwen bonds with approved Sc
win oe' IN every case required but any pur
eraser who wishes, may cash his purchase. at = DO.
ductIon of the legal interest. ~
WIN. MASSIE,
>.,. h1eeutor IF DorH Jrcobs. der.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
DIR. PETERS,
J EGET IBIE MT HIIIIOi y rms

TIN u fhs rnitrh Of Vegetable matter,
t'ken linf the ic,
hRhb honfhal ~ thr aud ptc'ruIrm q" all bilious
Ih'N act sie'l'lb thu iNrf
blr,
NTH Junction whlrht suffered
would produce cther J,uudce BIIuus
fc'r I",et aud Agur bn,
all c,e. "nrrnt oflh bow the,
Nv t'ns thn ftopii.,n indulge
meet, ~ thu uNIrics al III" lle the, nluac Females
them at all prtiod, withonl Per.
tab pulls Thnu "
mr"ol iof cmAto M fund, should hc without
th'sa ~ trkcn wruld
preventing sntri sokuCt. I
bo"els tu' snh .fnF lie absorbed aud the
Has
confident that who these rh uiai. III
firl Wiling 'o without hcm.lh
- M be
but. tho high reputation ,r.
ot the fNIENt NIGE FABLE MEDICINE SIOMAtIicE 1T
thought sufficient tho.o wishing make
h"tr virtues IhrN contain paf,clr Mercury,
rent that oo' " act with health, aud oppose dis
bonrUc, qualr independent
ho"'ic and de"'tt"r"t add eshaen
tnc'i"ns thus enEth'nng tho patient while they oh
.trurt"" Medicines which cathae
gusincsd h,nc tho patient
dairhn Of lnng catalogue OF Chy0H,t di.cr,r'.
ID y hhNUg been educated
""d European h"'h r'""h-. aud pactscd lbs profession
many wears IN the South whc" dirr Of tho mr,t obtic,
character al consurr husrlf wr qualified Judge
n"inf" Of lis" ',cs ~ ii'nt l" warm climates.
repned b, Jns"rb fur'ib fotcfs. NJ II r. nc + hi,
al
r"mcdic No 100 Liberty Ne" N"rk Pro
potor. Each box contain. Etn IIlI. rricr 80
O. \ fresh supply Of the above Medicines Just
received and for sale by DAVID Il. LYMAN, and
can be had almost every town III the State.
Feb. - wIom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
August -

\ 1 circuit superior court OF law and chance.
[ n continued by adjournment, and held fn i
county OF Amherst. at the court house. ON San,
day. the 9TH day OF september, s'l
james Hill aud benjamin Norye Plain,;a
against
Ambrose Plunket, in his own rish,, and as ADM.
strator, with the will annexed of James Hill der .
Tabitha ms wife, Samuel Hill, William Vans art
Polly his wife. james Noryell and Susan his wifi, ~.
GarvIn and Lucy his wife, aud James Ande,xon
Nancy Garrett Minerva Ganet, Archibald Cox and
Fanny his wife, John Bobbit and Permclia his wif
Lewis Wright and Elizabeth his wife JOSEPH Wrol
aud Anna his wife. Moses Megannand Susan h,,WIr
aud - Reynolds and his wife,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

\ I ii circuit superior court of law and CHANGER,
l n continued by adjournment, and held for tin
county ot Amherst, at the court house, on Tuesda
the 9th day Oh September, ls32
William Mcdaniel Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
PATENT POCKET RIFLE.


IuNllE barrel is made OF fine cast steel, without
welding, being drilled cold from a solid
bar, thereby avoiding the liability to seams and
scales which occ2r in welding.
The cNceIlency OF the piece consists in the SUI
prtior force, precision and distance with which il
throws ball, owing III a great degree to the per
lection OF the metal, being very solid, even tenn
PeIrd, and from the Gncness of It's particles
susceptible OF benz more highly FURNISHED Within
among thousands which hac been made and proc
sd, nat one has fractured in firing. As an nstru-
mcnt combining the desirable qualities of being
portable, economical, and Mromm9 a ball at as
Sre"t distance, mHh equal precision and force of
ne long rifle, where they have been introduced,
they are uniformly esteemed as beyond compar-
Isun.
Barrels from to inches length for sale by
II. B. RICHARDS X Go.
Sept. II is
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PlailItill,
AGAINST

Nelson G.. Dawson and Dal,ney Ware. executor,
of George Mcdaniel, dec, James Tinsev SEN and
Lucy his WIFE Edward and Robert Tinse s., exeeu-
tors of David Tinslev, dec. Ambrose Rucker WI.
liam Ware aud Rosamond his wife, George t. BuJ.
ford, Anderson Ware and Cmthea his, .ile, John
Edwards, William Jones and Lucy his wife, dliaD
Iyree and Frances his wife, Alexander Tinslry IN
derson Tinsey, Thomas Clemant and Rose has wit.
Merit NJ. White and Judy his wife, John Malone and
Lucinda his wife, Watt Bailey and Dolly his wife.
Robert Tinsley. administrator of George McDane.
dee, Mildred Tinsley. administrators, and Juscph
Flnsey. administrator of Banister Tinsley, dec.
James Tlnsley sen, BENJAMIN Norvell, executor Of
Spencer Nove John Ware, Thomas y. Eubank
administrator OF Hill Carter dec. Nelson &. Daw>ua
administrator de bonis with the will annexed n
George Mcdaniel, dec and John Mcdaniel. dcee
da,as.
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p 7 "A N o S.

PA N o S.
M l.. have just received 5 handsome fiaho ,5
w ties, one of whichis an upright, LONDON
Instrument of fine tone which: all OF will be SUI r,
the most reasonable terms, perhaps lower ina"
were ever sold IN this place. ,,rp
PAYNE s. TURNLn'
Nav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
In CuaNCERY.

On motion OF the defendant Nelson c. Dawson.
administrator de bonis non with the will annexed oil
George Mcdaniel, dec, by counsel, TO dissolve f
Injunction awarded in this cause, on the. 9TH day
October, lS}D; the Court. consideration there
OF, and OF the bill, amended bill. the answers OF the
defendants Nelson &. Dawson and John Mcau
lcl, exhibits and examinations of witnesses, and
after hearing counsel in opposition to the motion
doth AT present override the same and order that the
defendants Nelson {. Dawson and Dabney Ware, =
executors OF George Mcdaniel, dec and the sad
Nelson {. Dawson, administrator de bonis uoa
with the will annexed Of George Mcdaniel, dee. do
render an account of the administration of the estf,
OF their lestator before Commissioner of this cour,
and that the defendant Thomas n. Eubank al
mlnistrator of Hill Carter deceased, do rendef
account of the said Hill Carriers admins
tratlon the estate OF the said George McDanle
dec, before the same Commissioner, who is dir ctfi
to examine state and settle the said accounts and
report the same TO the court with any matters spe
cally stated, deemed pertinent by himself, or which
may be required by the parties to be so stated.
a Copy-Teste
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CLOTHING STORE.

I'VE subscribers beg leave 10 inform the IN
J. bIIanis OF Lynchburg and Campbell, that
hey have commenced the
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N O u =

N OF ICE.
HNiiE co-partner>hp heretofore existing under
the style OF Band x Masse, was dissolved on
the 9th ot August, by mutual conseut-Nm Mas
sic having purchased OF Thomas J. Baird his en-
He interest IN the concern, the business will, IN flu
tnrr, he conducted under the Finn OF VIM. Massie
SON who alone are authorised TO settle all claims
due Ia and from the former concern of Baird x Mas
$40 TIlOS. j. BAlRD.
TllOS. j. MASSIE
WM MASSIE.
I've River Mills. Nelson county Sent | 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
NOTICE.
James River and Kanawha Company.

\ stated monthly meeting of the President
and Directors 81 the James River and kanaw-
In tompany, held in the cit, of Rcl mond. ON Sa-
i"rday' the 2Ith day oi August IS36 it was
heSotued, That a dividend OF one per cent on all
sums actually paid on the capital stock tthe James
h'Ver and Kama" Ia Company, previous to the first
"sN OF July last be paid on application at the Office
OF the Company, due on the 10Th of the same
month
hy order OF the President aud Directors
W. Is. ClliTTENDEN. Secretary
Sept - iv
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September -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

4 + A MEETING Of the Executive Commit
/ \. tee of the New London Agricultural Socic
", ON the lth Of September, 1896, the following
PREMIUMS we're appropriated for the articles re
tiYcly nnmcl VIZ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

The races over this course commenced on
rh,rs1,v l:l,b instant, The following Is the re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The fire Of tic flint issEcwing itself The Democracy
of the Old Key State is rising against the corrupt at
tempt to rc-carler the Bank of the IT, 5. Meetings
are holding, which breathe the lofty spirit of the people
of Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania OF the 18th thus
DESERVES tie great Democratic Meeting oil Philadelphia:
1.-The Democratic Meeting called last night at The
county Court House, to express their opinions upon The
recent inqulSltlon at HariSJurg and The great Bank
conspiracy, an immense usScrih!asc. and nsuudrs
went away unable to obtain entrance uto the building,
So great the We lave seldom witness
cd 50 much excitement Spirited resolutions pass
ed in Reproduction Of the u 8 Bank project and nslcuc
tons to vote against given the Senators rons
this county Joseph Worrell, Sen, presided, and the
meeting was addressed by hessrs Dallas Gipn. lnEeT
soil, Enelish, Brewster, Kane and Doran The meet.
iur was three hours in session, anu the greatest cnthusi
usI:, "rrvaird A dcputaiion appointed to convey
the prcce cdnEs to Harrisburg
We n.eat Inc Republicans OF rennsyIvan TO 60 on
and call upon their ma ority IN the Senate, 10 save
them and the whole nation, from this pollution va
this subject, we cannot refrain from noticing the
following paragraph from the New YORK Hcraid OF
Saturday last =" Private letters from Annapolis, mary
land as areli from Richmond, Firy"ts' state iha'
should Pennsylvania refuse charter, either q "sse
States ,coud be tcIy to cre one, on Teeeiring ."e
mother tu,.k into their limits and placing an agenss
in Mao York very able report has been already made
to one branch of the Virginia Legislature in favor OF
large addition TO their banking capital which at Presen
is only, real and authorized, $G,7G COO Virginia Il
Just beginning take leaf out Of the commercial aI
.ectory of New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30
.h'E,U .JER.SE


Resolutions introduced into the House of AS
sembly tic 3D. and passed. rh 0ay tsro dssemttcnt
rotcs. The Wings, after great deal OF iulcring and
manruvring a5srntcd thrusc yes tr" the lous', with
the exception cf two, their final paSSage-Iley APP
prove OF the adopted by the Government OF the
U. States towards France. They approve Of the firm,
dgnifcd, and ona spirit Displayed by the President
and they say ihat' While ardcnty desire the contr
uaton Of peace and trust that every proper measure 10
preserve may he Icsorlrd to; yet il il cannot be pre-
served without national degradation, prepared,
and pledge ourselves to stand by and sustain The govern
mcnt Of choice. We cordially respond to the patr
otto sentiment OF the Executive, that if France wants
degrading apology explanation, in terms which she
Shall dictate, and which will involve Acknowledge
nrn OF her assumed rght 10 interfere i'll domestic
councils she vii! obtain il Come what may, the
explanations which France demands BE-
corded.
Reso!ccd, That while we approve Of the pacific
communication Of the PRESIDENT III relation to the cNu
sion of French goods aud vessels from on! pors, We
do hereby instruct Senator'S ana request Repre-
senta!res in Congress- To sustain, by their v"rs and
excrons, every necessary To increase
val forces pat sebard in complete state of de-
fence and maintain the interests vindcc the honor
and enforce the ri ghts Of the nation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30
DEATHS.

Died. Friday morning. aI instr Clover Ii Prince Edward
E Mr. Alexander ps;,cson, in his 3 His smisb-
Of character we'll known require lengthy cuosum lie
poss.o eminent the high moral feelings VI CHRIS
au; no these csGry stood precmnen Not ou his family ana
aioa will they have ny
e,,inl rMJ-ya; while they lan"nt let tgm rhec' h0t
wti him but pu.sase from world Vi car" 70 an h-
state of .udis.. err ,m:n-,e good man. rewsd-
Though yot yet sincerely hopcd' that 10
would live To ou! oil his measure o! n'efuness;
hat h. has been OH hi fully iaized and We can
ly 81, nle wou!er n the ways OF tfoVinfhc''
- ia. why has w"'th 80 s."n' CATS,
riLa grey with til.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

RICHMOND MAKKETS-F'i"sy, Jan. - l93G.
Tor,cco-Suppcs moderate: smell qualities
.p;,abIr E,r manufacturing, in good demand and conti-
nue. steady ia price Inferior frosty Tugs arc on the de-
cline.
F1ura-R Receipts have brcn~ small This week: there
is more cuGury for the article: holders ask 81 G2 -
s. 10.
WnE4T.-Red 81 80, white 81 IS cents
Pork Wholesale prices IS, retail sales IS So
RAGWELL. SMITH s. JONES'
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EXTRACT el Letto from Uhg genA'mnn in h'
cesmry to member 81 nt2 Lcgiintarc, dHtcd
.HucL CrH. Little lROoU

held a. the last Mddesex court for Tie purpose of send
ing Deputies the great Wing Caucus on the 10th of
February-and it is said there about seven present.
of whom they selected four to represent the good people
Of Middescx-1Aus, they shole the Ithitc teaater'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

~ a FAIR will be held at the CITY Hall, commence
ing :he 81 Of February Ee:t, BY the ladies o. 'o
created b. the erection Of their House for the W orsp
Of God Their friends in the county who have p1Omss.
ed assistance will please to be ready a. that time ihey
will offer for sale great many GssS! anu and
Congregations, who have kindly aided them in this Ut"
deraking.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-30

COMMUNICATED.
Tho Democratic Republican Party Of the county of
Meekenburg, requested 10 meet al til" court house
Of their c";ay The third Nunhay il February pest,
ut being court day. in order to take such steps may
be deemed necessary by the meeting preparatory to no:
ma'lnga candidate e represent this district in the next
SENATE OF FiIg;na-anL To nominate candidates to re-
present Tue County in the n"st Legislature, If deemed ne
rrssaIy 10 de- 80 al that time by the meeting.
MANY FEEEilul.DEItS OF MECKI.E%BCRG COUNTY.
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cal effect. Mcconnell is the who insfieaied
the arrest Of the Georgia surveyor. and had hn,
carried Ia Athens, Tennessee. for the violation oi
the intercourse laws some three years ago, for
marking lines within the Limits OF your STATE. lie
has lare. claims for reservations made to Indians
under the toaiies OF isi7-i9. and has for some
years past, nndnr the procurement oiJndge White,
Of Tenn ssee been receiving pay from HE niicd
Sinics Go'ernnent, a. secret and confidential "a
gent, while all his visible efforts have been to de-
feat the measures ofthe osicntible agents in bring
ing about treaty.
=" Lewis Ross, one Of John Ross executive
councillors, visited Knoxville about the COM
mencement Of this conncll, and while absent,
much concern manifested by John To know
where his brother Lewis could be. Lewis at length
arrived.
Rumor was put anoat that judge White if
made President, would do mnrh for this peopl,"
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LAMB AT AUCTION.
IRON 4 CREDIT.

nURSi'tNT to decree OF the county eou" OF
i Bedford, pronounced ~ us Dece,io., 'eihi'
ia, il, the CHANGER, suit ot DAVIS and others rs
,..ts,,, ,,d wife the undersigned Commissioner,
vii, p,oe,ed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder, al public
,nc,,,, at ;he store OF Heprnsta y Bailey in the
county of Franklin. on Wednesday, the I'd day OF
F.Lyn,r, 1876 a tract of Land, lying in the county
If Franklin adjoining the iands Of John l.azenby,
Ecn;,n,n Booth Craghead and others, con
tanning -Four Hundred and Fity-two Acres. And,
an THURSDAY the 18th day of February. 1896 on the
nre,nses. at Carriers Island Ford on stanton XII
yer, in The county of bedford | shall sell, to the
highest bidder II public auction. tract OF Land ~
ing in Bedford county Staunton River, adjoining
The lands OF John Turner and others, containing
-Four Hundred and Fourteen Acres. The lands VIII
he sold upon a credit Of one aud two years, the
purchasers giving bonds with good personal security,
and deeds Of trust upon the lands 10 secure the pay
,nent of the purchase money. The land IN Frank
in il all in woods, with the exception OF about ten
or fifteen acres, aud the greater pant oi II inst rate
Tobacco Land; aud that III Bedford is mostly IN
woods, the greater pant OF which Is of the very best
aua,-and OF the cleared land. the greater part is
rich river low grounds and produces Tobacco OF tie
largest kind. The tracts will be sold in parcels. TO
suit purchasers, il deemel advisable the day Of
sale. Raiser, OF Tobacco are invited TO attend the
sales of the above lands. when they will have an OPP
porinnity of supplying themselves with some OF the
best land in this country.
The title TO the above Lands. is believed 10 be IN
disputabie-but the undersigned acting as Commits
soner will convey only such title as is vested IN him.
by the aforesaid decree.
G. \. WINGFlELD, Com'r.
Jan. II WIFI
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JUST RECEIVED.

Elegant Brass Curtain Bands and Pins,
ivory handle Knives and Forks in sets of :,
pieces. -
Fine Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots.
Sugars, Creams and Sion Bowls
Patent and other Block Tin Coffee Pots -
splendid assortment of Brass Andirons.
Shovels, Tongs, and Tenders
me flated Castors, ), & and bottles.
...., 'snd,estichs, Shutters and Travs,
Astral and other Lamps
Looking Glasses: Turned Wood w -.
,'o'heS and Travelling Baskets: ManiIl, N,,s. RaI
vows, vows brushes; Egg Boilers Steak Dishes I: plato
"armersi ladies Dressing and Work Ro>.s a
'o'"'''s ana numerous other desirable articles.
w. h. RICHARDS g. co.
tolls. y, ,,"ns and Pis-,
o., IL b. II. Il Co.