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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-06
S.lDDLE .E.s'D HARNESS.
MAWUTACToRY,

'l'iE subscribers their thanks TO the public
generally, or'the liberal encouragement with
which they have been favored since they commenced
the Saddling Business IN this place, and hope still
To share portion oi the public patronage. They
now have ON hand good assortment. and will en-
deayor constantly keep full supply of every art
Gle III their line, and made OF the best materials
TIER assortment consist, OF the following articles ::
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Saddles Brides; Mar
iingaes Saddle Bags Naliccs Twig Wins :;
Leather Trunks Coach aud Gig Harness CarryalL
Wagon, Cart aud Dray Harness Whips; Collars ;
Trace Chains; Halter Chains Curry Combs Bri-
die Biits Strup Irons; all of which can be had on
accommodating terms al their old stand few door,
above Ne.srs. Williams * Victors, and next door
10 Mr. John L. Hunts.
SIMPSON & LYMAN.
j - Beads much improved Patent Spring Sad
dies With Spring Gnths. Having purchased the
patent, they will keep good supply the above ar
tice.
= Two Bsrouches and gentle Horses for hire
with on without the driver also good Riding Horses
Tor hire. SIMPSON & LYMAN.
Nav 30 *
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PROSPECTUS
OF tt o Lynchburg Democrat.

INilt Subscriber, having purchased OF James
L NJ. SmI,lt, Esd, hls entire interest in the
LfSChptHc DEMocRAr, proposes 10 recon-
mcncc the publication vi that paper in the course
OF Two or three weeks, or earlier, if the arrange
ments which he is necessarily compelled ~ make
viii permit.
The DruoCRAr will, as heretofore, Weld n
firm support to the Administration Of the Genef-
al Government; and in the election of a success
sor 10 venerable Chief Magistrate, i, Will adj
vocatc the claims VI Matn Van Buren,, the can
diJat. Of the Dcmocratic party. 1t will yer be
found lIrayed on the side ofthe Peoplc-unnn CHI
n9 in lis hostility to those who bctray their u,ls
b. an open defiance Vi the expressed will of the
constituent bod y--icalcss IN its defence Of those
principles Of constitutional liberty, which form the
only scooiiy for the ights of the People, and the
perpctuity otour happy form of Government.
In addition to its political character, the
lumns OF the DEMocRAT, will be devoted to the
dissemination of the current news of the dav both
Foreign and Domestic the state OF the Markets,
Agricultural, light reading &c. &c.
The Subscriber, IN rcsu,citatng the DEMocRAT,
begs TO assure the citizen, OF L.nchburg aud the
surrounding counties, that he designs 10 make the
establishment permanent, aud, if he should BIZ 50
fortunate Us TO obtain sufficient patronage, he
trusts, from his experience in the various dute,
of public journalist, to Le able to render the
DEMocnAT worthy of their support
TERMS.
The DtMoCRnAr will be published on Mondays
and Thursdays, at 81 per annum, pnyobls IN adj
rance.
~" Alloriers for the Paper Advertising or job
work will be promptly attended to.
THOMAS l.. WILSON.
u As | shall be abscn, for short time, i,r
the purpose of making arrangements for my reno
a.. Il.
publication office OF the Democrat, will be attcn-
dcd to bv the foreman OF the office.
The Democrat will be rewarded TO such of its for
mer patrons as do not order its discoutinuance be-
fore the day Of publication. Il. l.. W.
Nay II Is
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Encourage Home Manufa C lures.

fINliE subscriber takes this method of returning
I ms thanks to his friends and the public gene
rall> and to inform them that hc still carving
TAT his old stand, Il few doors below Messrs. Robin
and Elous and Immediately opposite Mr.. Eli
OTIS Livery stable) the Fancy and Windsor Char
Making Business in all its various branches, IN ele-
giant style aud of superior workmanship. His Fan
CIV Chairs are of the latest Baltimore Fashion, made
OF the best materials and finished in the best STYLE
Having made the III in his own shop by elegant
workman from the North he safely say, that
such chairs never before have been offered to the
public respects durability and elegance lie n-
themselves. {. HARDY.
Nav 10 Is
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NOT IGi.

u,IlE undersigned, acting under aud BY virtue y
a decree OF the circuit superior court oi "a"
and chanccry for the town ot iNhehbufs PtohounC-
cJ o., thu ID d,y of February, 1896 in cause
therein depending, i'll which Nelson I. Dawsoh
Sheriff OF the county OF Amherst and as 'ueh ad-
de bonis non, with the will annexed, oi
John Crawford. dec. Is plaintiff and klehafu Eu-
L,nL Lob. NJ Enf,ank and Thomas \. Eubank are
defendants will. pursuant 10 SAID decree, proceed
on the 2ih June, 3;}6 the premises 10 sell 10
the highest bidder Tor cash. tie Tract OF Land III the
said decree mentioned, being 1891 acres situated
living aud being on lIor,eey's Creek, in the county
of Amherst and ad dining the Lands OF Hiram
Pryors estate and OF Abran Carter and Others and
is part of a larger tract formerly belonging to the
estate of John Crawford, dec, The SAID tract oil
Land will be sold however, sublectto the contingent
rlght of dover IN favor OF Mrs. Peggy Eubank,
the wife of the said Richard that Is, she will be
dowable thereout If she survives her sand hus-
band \ deed will be made TO the purchaser on the
dly of sale JOSEPH X. lRNlNd, tSm'
N,vo3 tbs
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Jan. II

LNAKMEkS-I have commenced the manufac-
l. lure OF the PATENT WHEAT M.cnIsr invent
ed by David knducr, a German. and al, prepared TO
supply all orders south OF the James aud kanawla
rivers, Ia this State. These machines are entirely
simple and substantial. While they thrash as cteai
aud fast any either machine OF the dllncn-
sions, they completely separate the wheat from the
sta" and chan, which thrown ont IN direction
while the wheat IS conveyed IN another into Il box
completely cleaned and skreencd, ready for the mill
All who have my machines IN operation,
have rcadl, admitted them be entirely superior In
any thing of the kind before offered TO the pub
lie. To gentlemen wishing it, certificates Of the
most satisfactory kind can be furnished, from
OF the most intelligent farmers in Prince Edward and
Iuncuburg. JAMES SCOFIELD.
BBdic, store, luncnburg, Va. May -. II
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STOr THE THIEF.

A. STOLEN from my stable, near Camp
NDN bell Courthouse, on the night Of the Eth
INST, "a dark bay roam MARE, little below the
middle size, having six or eight inches in
length, on the left side the ribs (occasioned
by a CUT about the point reached by the saddle
skirt a scar over one OF her eyes made by cut
ting oil IA wart no star i'll the forehead. She is
in good order, has "A long MAN and tail, carries
her he id low, and both trots and PAGES, and is
a good deal rubbed on the sides with the saddle
| will give IA reward Of ten dollars for the return
Of the Mare, and twenty dollars for the apprehcn-
sion oithe Felon.-lnormaio by letter from any
one who has seen Il Mare answering this dcscrip-
ton, will be gladly received.
DANIEL MARI.
Feb. p Is
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4 New supply Of DR.. II. White.
Vegetable Tooth Ache Drops

f1NllE only specific ever offered to the public from
1 which permanent and radica! cure may be obtain
ed of that disagrceable pam, the th-ache, with
all its attendant evils such tracturing the Jaw in
extracting the Teeth, which often proves more pain
fnl than the Tooth-ache itself and cold passing from
the dccaycd Teeth TO the Jaw, thence to the head,
producing rheumatic affection, with many other IN
pleasant effects, such as d,sagreeshle breath, and
taste in the mouth, &c, all of which are produc cd
from foul or decaycd Teeth.
am happy to have it in my power to offer TO the
world remedy that will not only remove the pam
nine times out of ten, if properly applied, but pre-
serve tie Teeth from further decay, and arrest Il q
disease in such as arc docayng and have not COM
menccd aching, restoring them to health and useful,
ness.
Ccrti6cases Of Dentists aud Physicians-also, di-
rec,ions Tor using, accompany each bottle.
For sale by X. STABLEk,
Druggist, Lynchbmg.
BELL & RIcHARps, Liberty,
JonN =. kUEE, iSdism
J. :. CROCKETT, Chrisfmsbng.
June - oi I'm
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CLOTHING BUSINESS.

In all its different branches. They will cut and
make any thing in the tailoring line. The public
are respectfully invited to call and see their stock
whether they want to purchase or not, which con-
sists as follows: Cloths, black, blue, brown, DO.
lis green, adelaide and summer cloths of different
shades +; Over Coats, drab, gray, brown, and 9TH
ers, such as Petersham of different colors Frock
Goats, blue, black and green summer cloths black.
blue, brown and grey cloth Dress Coats, black
blue and green summer cloths Pantaloons, black,
blue and other shades of cloth, black grey, brown
green, drab, white, blue, and different stripes ;
Vests of many kinds and colours; Grass Linen
Goats and Jackets Jackets of many kinds Shirts :;
shams !; Drawers; Suspenders Stocks, Tc-
nant's and Lambs E; Hats Caps Shoes Gloves :;
Nc, &e.. which they determined to sell low.
The goods arc made under their own superinten-
dance. J. BRANNAN & co
AT the Store, formerly occupied by Mr.. Phelps,
as an auction room, Main street, opposite Now
lin, Bel ger Il CO.
May 10 Is
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w L are now receiving and offering for SALE
w Il hhds and bbls. ST. Croix Sugar (psr
prince
1000 lbs. " hite HAVANA Sugar
II hhds Molasses.
l65 bags Rio, ST. Domingo, Laguira, White
aud Green Java Coffee,
% bbls. Sweet Malaga Wine
1000 lbs. prime Loaf sugar,
30 kegs Nails,
- do old Port Wine
- boxes 10 by - Glass
20 eases Silk aud Fur Hats
5000 lbs. Sole Leather, (good and damaged,)
ID boxes Oranges and Lemons in fine order
800 lbs. Fiberts, Pruues in Fancy Boxes
Gunpowder Tea in Is and l., lbs boxes,
Case Super do IN lbs canlsters,
Sperm and Fallow Candles,
Powder and Shot, Salt, Pepper, Copperas
Madder, Tar, Iuipentinc and Shaving
Soap,
Common Cigars
Halt and full bound Blank Books,
Foolscap and Letter Paper,
Wrapping Paper, large and small sizes,
Unbound " God Ware in nests
Saddles,
Parher's Straw Cutters a first rate article,
ALSO.
II bbls New \. {. Clipped IIcrrings, No
) Piano fortes, one of which is a beautiful
upright Cottage, Piano made OF Rose
all OF which we will sell pirate as well as public
sale, al prices TO suit purchasers.
PAYNE & TURNER
AUCTION and Commission Merchants, Bank Square.
May % f.
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PATENT WASHING MACHINES

fH>llf. undersigned takes pleasure announcing
u to hi, friend, and the public generally that lac
la, purchascd Of T.. Y. Watson of tie city of Alba
NY in the State of New York, the exclusive right
throughout the county OF Campbell aud several OF
the adJ accent counties, Of making using, aud vending
to others to be used his Improvement the Wash
ing Machine, and can assure the public thai it is the
most efficient article Of the Kind ever offered IN this
country. Its utility has been well tested by the
way OF saving labor and soap, and the finest muslin
may be washed III II without sustaining much i'll
jury ii necessarily receives by the rubbing ofhands.
The public requested to give them trial rs II is
thought they cannot fail to please, for the they
USED, the better they are liked lbs those who
have tucd them. Those who wish 1t, can, at any
utue, the above Machine in operation at the
ftauNim Hotel or al the ,ub,crbcr's near the IVES
Ieiu llotcl. TlOS. DAVIS.
Nv
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NOT
NOTICES..
~ URSUANT to the provisions of a decree of t

- URSUANT to the provisions of decree of the
4 circuit superior court oi law and chancery for
the county of Nelson, pronounced on the I'd OF May,
1876, Il certain cause therein depending, in which
Messrs. \. * H. Weed * Co. are the plaintiffs, and
Franklin Thwins X Obadiah j. Reynolds, late mer
chants and partners, under the style Of Thwing *
Reynolds, and Others the defendants the under
signed. appointed Commissioner by the SAID de-
cree for the purpose will proceed, on the 18th June
next, III the town OF New Glasgow, county OF Am
herst, to sell, the highest bidder for cash, the
Store House aud Lot situated in the SAID town, the
property OF the SAID Thwing x Keynods.-The
Store House large Lot, aud the stand tor stone
a good one.
THOMAS N. EuBANk, SherFoC
.1mtefts and Commissioner.
Nav -, tbs
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NOTICE.

A GREEABLI to the last will of Capt. Peter
"a Austin, dec, the subscriber offers for sale tho
Tract of Land which the said decedent resided
at the time of his death. 1t lies about mile and
half southwest of the New London Academy, 81
contains ll0 The Improvements have @1
been put on the place within the last or 10 yeas
the Dwelling House is large, and composed OF m'1
rate materials, and for convenience III Its arrange
mcnts is not surpassed by any dwelling IN this Sc
ton of the country. There are about 100 acres
Land supposed to be cleared and the greater part
fine heart the Wood Land is heavily timbered al
OF superior quality for producing Tobacco OF url
finest kind. There small Meadow, and 'eIFl
productive, now on the place, and might be readily
enlarged to the extent of between 30 and ~ acres
" hen the great variety Of advantages attached
this place is taken into consideration, TO wit, ~
conuguty to that very prosperous literary VI
stltutlon, the New London Academy; its being
situated in one ofthe most healthy, wealthy and M
tclllgent portions otmiddle Virginia, together with
fertility Think feel justified in saying that Know
no rtuaton now for sale, in this section OF couni
containing many advantages. The terms Will ~
liberal. For further particulars, enquire OF the SUI
scrbcr living near New London.
WV. AUSTIN Er'or o.
Peter dustin decd.
Mayo wow
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lsl'EEALDE SPRINGS.

SlIl AfED on }uIlaoc River in the county OF
- Amherst, ID miles OF the Court House, - miles
from Lexington, aud p miles trom lyuchburg.
In calling the attention of the public 10 these
Springs watering place. the subscriber takes oc-
casion To remark, that they new dlscsvcry al
though unknown to the distant public, until last sea-
son. For many years they have been nunerously at
tended by persons from the surrounding coun-
try, whe will readily testify to their Medicinal
yirtues-bu owing to the fact that the former occu-
piers filled them tenants the will of the owners
who would neither sell nor improve the property. in
duccments, III the way of comfortable accommuda-
tons to distant strangers, could not be offered
Within the last l. months very large and com
modious Hotel, with comfortable Cabins, have been
erected, sufficient to entertain 300 persons.
The water has been anal yzcd and found to con
tam the essential ingredients sulphur, soda, lin an
unusual proper on and magnesia and the subscl-
Der can with the fullest condolences that If crrtI
Gates o this were required they can be obtained
OF many individuals whose experience of their virtues
enables them To say that they not surpassed BY
any waters IN ifginia Tor most of the diseases
mon to our clnate-ln cases otDy spepsia deraugcd
condition of the stomach and breast liver diseases
and diseases OF debility gencrally aud to delicate t
males and children, they peculiarly adapted Fer
this fact, the highest authority among the medical
faculty can be offered in this section of country as
well IS the better evidence Of full and ample tests from
individuals hy actual experience.
The season will again commence on the 18th OF
June The subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
ronase heretofore cnloycl, both from his old
friends and strangers again Invites them to visit him.
with confidence on hs part, that whilst he will be re
mnnerasd Tor unfemltted cxcrtions to please, that
they will b. repaid IN Improvement of health.
The rates ri fare will be the as last wear, VIZ
Board per week, S6 90
do do day, 90
Horses per week, 3 so
do do day, IS
Children and servants, half price.
L. S.-llayinC been requested by some of NV
county men, 10 prepare dinner for the celebration
OF the anniversary of American Independence on
the 18th of July next, Iwould say to those persons
who are disposed to unite with on that OCCASION
they VIII only be charged the subscription rates for
dinner and regular boarding rates for after time.
Visitors for health will pay nothing extra.
w. l.. SAUNDERS.
June IS
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May %

! Y VIRTUE of a decree of the circuit SUPERB,
; court of law and chancery, for the town y
lynchburg, pronounced the 2Sth day of Januaf.
1886 in the suit, David liigginbotham, Daniel hs
glnbotham aud Thomas IIigginbotham, late PEE
chants aud partners, trading under The style and n'
OF ID. Il ID. Higgnbotham 81 Co. plffs., against ",
att Duncan and Mary his wife, William DunIspI
Phabe Dameron widow of John Cameron dec, ht
becca Goodrich. William Sledd and Abigail his WI,
detts. The undersigned, who is hereby appon'.ea,
commissioner for the purpose, will sell, TO the MN
est bidder on the 18th day ofJnne next on the prem
Uses IN Amherst county, Pedlar Mills, the fra
OF Land IN the proceeding mentioned, containing !"
wards OF two hundred acres, on a credit OF t"ei
months. Bond and good security will be require
and the title retained as further security.
THOMAS n. EU3ANk'
Sheriff Of amherst County, Commission
May l6 I'm
RI 4 AeLSN, 10 IL
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FIFTY DOLLARS REV

iNAWAf from the subscriber, living IN Camp
H bell county, about five miles west Of the Court
House, seven miles from New London, and about
eleven miles rom Lynchburg, the third OF last
month, April, negro man named Sam, about nine
teen years OF aye, about five feet uinc ten inches
hlsh, rather splfe made and black complexion. lie
wab raised by Mag. Augustine l.cttwich dec. of Bed
ford county, within Dix miles OF Liberty He had
on when he went away, black broad cloth coat and
dove eolouted cashmere pantaloons-hc has rela
tons ia iieIeiI. aar', OF Bcdtord--hs range is ex-
tcnsne will give The above reward of $50 if de
Tweed 10 me At my house, or $50 if secured in
any jail, lhlt get Kim again
PEYTON LEFTWICH.
C. = The ha,uphG Banner ,eW insert the ab0pe
three times and send lis account 10 this Office.
May - Is
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POLITICAL.
Frsa the B1lt,asre Transcript.
THE CoTTA0HRsS HON u.

Nh baw hr,ght ara the charms which the fancy al
lure
Round the home of the cotter. on tie hill sk'rted
Where the green slope. are glowing with rerdure and
flowers.
Aud The small st,eaalet ,iakles through the branch
woven bowers
The .ll sunny mountain Is pleasant to view,
And the breath OF the morning 10 fresh with the
dew
There the songsters OF nature enliven the dell
And the song si the Cutter resounds IN the vale
In the morn he hiis gladly the ray from the skies
tswatin IRON tks fountain II kiudlss ms eyes
Aud gently reminds him tia, dull nights gone.
And the bifds OF the inorniux make vocal their Lawn
He blesses the sun.e; and night-iall serene
Audthc soft hues OF twilight iiluunine the PLAN
Aud the mild star OF ersning iooAs """" "o'" WV
skies. =,
With Smiles on hi. pathway As homewsrd he hies.
lie blysse. the Sabbath, and awaits its return.
With mild rapture welcomes the eredth OF the
morn. -
Which watts through the valley the tones Of the bell
Tha, soon rail-, for worship the sons oil the dell
Earth Ia. no beauties Ike the many which bloom
Midst the Wild scenes oil nature round the Cotager ;
home;
Not the bosom. OF nobes whom thousands admire,
Are free like the Cotter's from ANXIOUS desire ,
All no. says the Cotter give 10 greatness Its praise
Let the rich have thcir blubes their fancy 10 please,
But spare rue--O spare my own native soil
The scene OF my childhood, my youth, aud my toll
Let me roam in my valley, my wood aud my grove,
Let me live in the b ot friends that ! love
Let me die unattended, except by my own,
And repose meath the willow that waves by my home
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VI. HART
READY MADE CLOTHING STORE.
(BiNk SQU1REJ
Iro Doors from The Virginia Bank.

TW0 U00rs from Tie TWginIa DaHk.
fGsiiE subscriber informs his friends and the pui,
4 he generally, that he keeps constantly hand
4 general assortment of every article IA the Dress
me.Aud as every article IS made ia town, the work
will be found to be good. Ills assortment consists
IN part, OF
Blue, black, and coI"rrd Dress aud frock Coats .
Steel missed and colored Big Coats
Ladies and Gcntcnen's Coaks Of all dcscfip.
tions
Fur aud seal Gaps;
Cloth aud Cis,ir,ere Pdutaloons
Stocks, SHIRTS, ~hrres, StOckenett SHIRTS and
Drawers Also,
thildrci', Clothing, Sc. &c. &c. All OF winch
~ III BE- sold low tor cash
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China, Glass and Earthen Ware.

I AN NOW receiving the goods by the ship SUPERB
L o from Liverpool, which makes the assortment
OF C''ina and Earthen Ware good and large |
have ever Offered the Glass is nearly all To hand
consisting of PLAIN Moulded and Cut. COUNTRY
MERCHANTS and others would do well To give
a call the inducements held out will be sui
cIcnt TO ensure ther custom.
JOSEPH d. EI,iNS.
Nav H. Is
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ALMOND LOTION,

lust received. supply Of Clements Almond
- Lotion, a new article, for beautiiyng the skim
and removing letters. ringworms, sunburns, &c with
directions tor i accompanying each bottle For
sale by JAMES I. ROYAL.
May Is
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CHE CLOTHS.

'gNllE subscribers have on hand, very large tock
n of tine aud extra super fine Blue Cloths of their
own importation, which they will sell at a very small
advance in order To reduce the stock. Those in
want, Ill do we'll To examine our cloths.
JAMES G. HI NJ X Co
Ma, 70 Is
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Wish to purchase about 30 likely Young Ne
groes' from To % years of age.--Lettcrs d.
'eT,ed TO me IN Lyn >hburg, or my brother Mark,
VIII be attended To JOHN ANTHONY
Dec " Il
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DYSPEPS IA!.

DR. BECKWiTirS PILLS, one of the mos
II certain remedies ever tried for that distressing
and dangerous complaint Dyspepsia.-kept con-
stanty on hand. for sale by Il. ST ABLER.
Apfilt 81 mllm
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4 LII persons having claims against the estate
I n OF the late Charles Lacy, are requested to
presen, them properly authenticated to the under
signed in order that they may be paid--those in
debted 10 said estate are requested to call & make
payment. JAMES MCDONALD, Error.
Of Chas. Lacy decd
April 81 is