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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-03

4 L Cfcut Superior Court OF Law and Chan
I n oety continued by adjournment. for the coun-
~ ol Amherst, at the Courthouse on the 5.h day
OF September, s3s
William Mcdaniel, Plaintiff
Nelson &. Dawson aud Dabney Ware, xcouiors
oil George Mcdaniel, and James 'fnslcy, Senr. aud
Lucy ms wife, Edward and Robert TinsIcy execu-
tors OF DAVID linslcy, deed. Ambrose Rucker
William Ware and Rosamond bus wife, George II.
Buiord, Anderson Ware aud Cynthia his wife,
John Edwards, William Jones and Lucy his WIFE,
William Tyree aud Frances hls wife. Alexander
Tlnsley, Anderson Tinsey, Thomas Clement aud
Rose his wife, Menit NJ. White aud Judy hswilo
John Malone and Lucinda his vile, Watt Bailey
aud Dolly ms WIFE Robert Tinsloy, administrator Of
George NJ. Tlnsey. decd Mildred Tiuscy, al
mn,stra,rix, aud jos PHI 'rnsley, administrator Of
BanlsIer Tmsley, d., BENJAMIN Norvell. cxecn-
tor of Spencer Nonc, john Ware. Thomas n.
Eubauk, administrator OF Hin Carter, decd, Nelson
{, Dawson, administrator dc bon, with the will
annexed Of George Mcdaniel, dcc'd.-and John Me
Daniel, Defendants
Aud George Mcdaniel PIdnuI
against
Henry w, Quatles, administrator do bouis non
with the will annexed OF George Mcdaniel, decd.
and William Mcdaniel aud Lindsey Mcdaniel. his
securities, Defendants.
In CHANcERi.
The scirillcias awarded IN the first named suit IN
vacation, on The 4th day OF May, 1885 that
SUIT against Edmund Winston, late Sheriff of Am
hcrst county, and such administrator OF John
Ware, deed. beng returned executed, the court
doth order that the said suit stand revived, aud be
Conducted IN the name OF the saud Edmund VIM
sion IN hIs character OF administrator as aforesaid
by eons,n, If the nl,,n,1lr and If lnh C uaa"
Shc,ia of Amherst ,,,n,v md no s,,.h a1,,.,'.a,.
tot of the SAID GEORGE H. Bu,fo,d ,hr conn.,, da,,
o,dc, ,,, Tho sad an, sand $50, ou'' "o'''
And the sub,un, awarded m ,la I,,o, ''' ,'' '''
the ll,h day of September. ls37 br,n, ,c,,,rn,d
executed unon the defendants W,ll,n, Mcn,,,,ai
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WARRANTED perfect md lasting for Ague and
w Fever and available remedy in Jaundce, Dyscnery,

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NJ, neighbors and patients had become
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II trial medicine believe that there this iime
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ton a the Tonic Mixture which mainly attributed the
very general use Of this medicine. j. l. STEVENS.
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July 30 wl2m
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BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
Pupils will assemble on Monday, October 1ss

MIR. HARVEY MITCHELL, well known
1Vl as Portrait ~ Landscape Painter, will, for the
year now commencing, take charge of Glass of
Draw ing aud Painting His skill Artist will offer
to pupils desiring real proficiency in this accom-
plishment, advantages such as few schools can be-
stow. Price Of Tuition, Is dollars per annum.
WINTER USTonM.--Dress and Pcerne Of bot
tle-green Circassian Merino with white PaEta-
lets, aud Aprons Of brown French Linen Bonnet
of Cane or Chip, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Grim
son Ribbon.
Payment for Board $3.50 and Tuition in the rcgu-
lar Studies ($25) will be expected IN advance. The
fees for Music, Drawing or for other Studies not a
part of the regular course, will be payable tue end
of each Session. EDWD. WIN. JOHNSTON,
Principal.
Secmbcr II At If offs
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7 VUTII = tsTc,
JOHN ID. ALEXANDER CrE
Jbcr 90 VIZ,
October 90

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of III ,
Circuit superior Count Of Law and Chanccr for I'm.
county oiAmhers Monday the lst day of October 1883
Maurice IL. Garland administrator with the will ANNEXED Of
Christopher lsocll dec d. Plaintiff
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October %

4 Ia Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
~ Gerry, continued by adjournment, and held for
the couny,of Amherst, at the Courthouse, on Satur
day the 9Th day of September, 1888
William Morgan and Albion Mcdaniel, merchants
and partners under the style of Morgan " Media
mel, Maurice II. Garland administrator Of Archi
bald Roberlson. decd. aud James NJ Brown, suryiv-
ing executor OF James Nj. Brown, decd. Plaintiffs,
against
John Mcdaniel in his right and surviving
administrator of Richard Jones, decd. and as SUI
wing administrator de bonis with the will an
nexed of Madison Ware decd, aud William Nc
Daniel, Lindsey McDaniel and Samuel Iiciskell, in
their rights and the suretes of the SAID john
Mcdaniel III both the hducary characters aforesaid
Sophia Crawford. Alden b. Spooner, Benjamin
Brown, William Bourne, Henry w. Quarles, Hud-
son NJ. Garland, Sterling Claiborne, Nathan Glenn,
Chlswe Dabney, and Nelson c. Dawson.
Defendants
Is CnA>cERY.
The defendant. John Mcdaniel, by his counsel
having first obtained leave OF the court filed his an
the plaintiffs BILL TO which the plaintiffs by
counsel reply generally. And hereupon this cause
came to be heard, upon the papers formerly read
the answer aud replication aforesaid, and exhibits
filed, and argued by COUNSEL On consideration
whereof the coul doth set aside the order of
made herein OH the l2th day OF April last, and or
der that II be referred 10 Que oil lis Commissioners,
to take accounts of the several trust funds created by
aud George w. Nelson. bearing date the 9th day
of March, 1893, by the deed from the same deen-
dant to BENJAMIN Brown aud William Bourne, bear
ng date the goth day OF September, 1925, aud by
the deed from the same defendant to Henry W.
Quarlcs and Nathan Glenn, Soaring date the 10Th
day OF November, 1882 and that the defendant ohm
Mcdaniel, surviving administrator Of the estate
OF Richard Jones deed. and surviving administrator
de bons with the will annexed of Madison
Ware, decd. do render before the same Commits
sloncr accounts of his administration Of the said
estates, and the SAID Henry w. Quarles an account
OF his administration of the estate OF his teslaor the
said George Mcdaniel deed. and the said Com
missioner directed to examine, state and settle
said accounts and make report thereof to the court,
with any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent
by himself, requncdby the parties to be stated.
\ Copy-resle,
ROBERT TlNSLEY, c.
CoMMIssioNER's OFFICE,
Amherst Courthouse, September ODD 1888.
The parties will take notice, that have appointed
Monday the 3lst day of December next to commence
The accounts IN the foregoing order specified, on
winch day, the hour of 10 O'Clock A. M.'ihey are
cquesed to attend at my office, with their &C ounts
vouchers aud copies olcOur papers prepared Tor ex
animation aud settlement.
ROBERT TINSLEY, Com'r.
November II w4w
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4 I a Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
1 n octy continued by adjournment. for the coun-
~ ol Amherst, At the Courthouse on the sab day
OF September, ls3s
William Mcdaniel, Plaintiff
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BERTTINSLEY. Crk.
NOTICE..

NJ ILL be sold, to the highest bidder on Tues.
w dav llth day of December next if fair, il mol.
the next far day thereafter, at the late residence of
William Frazer, dec'J of Campbell county. nea,
the Pocket Ford. on Staunton River, all that yaua-
BILE Tract of Land, which the said William Fra
zerhved. Except 200 Acres w,lled to the widow dur
my her ic.l The Tract contains between 6 and ZOO
Acres, and will be laid of in separate Tracts 10
sn't purchasers This Tract is very valuable. par of
II beng purchased of Capt. Thomas Galloway; il
adJoins the lands of Ralph Smith. Beverly Arnold
and others, is well wateted, aud has some excellent
Tobacco Land 10 clear. Also, one other Tract
containing about 300 Acres adjoining the l. ands oil
James Brown. John Urquhaft and others, about
three miles north of Lces,ile aud about two miles
from the Home house Tract. There is some excel.
lent Tobabco Land TO clear this Tract; the clear
ed Land is mostly in good heart and produces we'll
The subscriber will show the Lands TO any person
wishing TO purchase them, IN his absence Mr.
Ralph Smith will show the Home house Tract and
MI John urqnEhrt the other Tract. Also, will be
sold at the same time and place. all the pershable
part oil the estate, consisting OF several valuable
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October %

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office OF tho
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancer,, for tho
county OF Campbell, the lst day OF October, 1888:
Robert v Gchrist und Lewis Page partners lately trading
under the style OF Gicrs Page, and the said Robert
Gichrst IN his own right, Plaintiffs
against
Sterling McDcarmon Robert Morton and Thomas Pugh
administrators Of Thomas McDcamon, deceased and Abrum
W. " imbsh and Bryan w Nowlin, trustees, &c Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Sterling mcDearmon, not having entered
his appearance and given according
scmbl, aud the rules of this and appea airing by
factory evidence that he nabant OF this Com
monwealt: On the motion OF the plaintiffs, by counsel it
ordered that he do appear here the first day OF the melt
term, aud the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy
of this order BE- inserted in spaper published
Lynchburg for months successfully, and posted III"
front door of the Court House of this county, ceur
day. \ Copy-restc,
John D. ALEXANDER, crk.
October 90 WIN
VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clerks Office oftt'
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Cluncers, for the
county OF Campbell the LIST day OF October, 1888
Joseph Chiffon, Plaintiff
against
Henry T. Early administrator of Ann b. Scott deceased
Suckve King, Sheriff OF Campbell and h. adminls'
kobert Scott deccased John Scott and David T. Scott
Defendants
Is CHANcERY.
The defendants, John Scott ind David T. Scott, not
ing entered their appearance and giyou security acco
the Assembly and the rules of this and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
habitants OF this Commonwealth On the motion OF the PLAN
tiff by couns it is ordered that they do appcar here on-
first day of the ind the bill OF the panh
and that copy Of this order be inserted in ea.ap
published in the town OF lynchburg, for months
sivelv posted the door of the courthouse Wins
county, o court day.
Copy-Testc,
JOHN d. ALEXANDER Clt-
October - VIM
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against
William |. 1sbe Robert Isbe Sally Isbell widow andrs
lic OF ZacaTuh sbel decd in her right and as sur
wing administrative of said Zachariah Isbe dee d. Foru
tna Pcndcton, widow OF y i!am Pendenton dec d. lal,
iorentna SHE'LL William j Smith and Eliza ile late E
lsbell james Marsh und Sally his wife late Sally I
Jncob Holloway and Betsy his wife, late Betsy I.be, Ds,,
= Woody and Purhcnia his wife, late Puhenia sleU An
drew sbe Zachariah lsbe und Nancy Phillips, trustee for
hcr children, Defendants.
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In CHANcERY.

The defendants Sally lsbel Forentina Pcndeton William
j. Smith and Eliza his wife, Janes Marsh and Sally hi, wi
Jacob Holloway and Betsy his WIFE Davis s. Woody and
Parhena his WIFE, Andrew lsbel and Zacharah lsbe moi
having entered their appearance given security nccops
10 the act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court md
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they moi inbu
itans oil this COnmonw caih 1t ordered that the Ad .
PENDANTS do appear here the first day the nc 1t p term
and answer The bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy TIN.
order be ort" it'll inserted wspaper printed tho
town OF Iynchurg, for months SUCCESSFULLY and post
ed at the front door OF the Courthouse of this county,
ACopy-Tcste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, GIN.
October % WON
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VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clerks Office 9th
Circuit Superior Court OF LAW and Chuncer,, for Il"
county OF Campbell, the LIST day OF October, 1888
Joseph Chiffon, Plaintiff,
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Setc,nber II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-11
CONGRESS

This body was organized on Monday the Sd inst.
The Senate attended TO no important business, ana
the House elected Clerk on the Sd ballot as fol-
lows-Matthew st. Clair Clarke of New York,
(Ivhlg) received 104, and Hugh A. Garland OF
Virginia CTory) LOG. Many of the Wings were
not in Washington. On Tuesday at IL o'clock
the President comm uncated the following Message:
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OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
To the t,oo Houses Of Congress, December a, 1888
Feilo,o Citizens of the Senate and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26
VOL. III.
Notice 20 Country Subscribers.


Hereafter whenever any country subscription 10 the
Herald. reaches fortnight of its close subscribers
will receive their papers, done up In yelloO SraPpers
This plan is adopted in order to give our patrons, IN
the country notice. either to renew their subscription
by fresh remittance, to expect 1t to cease at the
close of the period for which it had been paid. Sub
scrbers will therefore understand, after this notice.
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yeitoW dropping paper.
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice. without putting them TO the ex
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall, oy
way of requita for his shaving so often our suoscrl-
befs The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet,
are to cheat as much you can, so that the law
does not reach you. do not practice on this prncl-
ole to any exteat except when have dealings with
The Kitchen-and on such occasions II is adopted
purely in self defence-if you don't shave you'll get
shaved Every day am receiving .etters complain
ing that the Herald has failed. when, at the same
time, know full well that it is regularly nailed
Why these complaints? Because many of Amos's
sub treasurers will be looking into the Herald to see
the lneaments of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh but forget TO put the Herald into its
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as favor-as
personal favor to me-to try be as honest as they
can know they have precious little of that article
bat precious little is better than none
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26
PEsyAEE GEEATl,s, .s ON VEN

EREAL DISEASES, GoNORRHEA oLEET Ic wrl.
s :nS %. ss
adapted aso to the use Of every isdvdsa The Trese
ssssry the Having this little chss, and sool
ylee, occsson whatever make person
sequsined with the subject not even IN long standing ssd
&c Consulted eo.dsay By pos: or oewse and he
dfcine any distance.
little poeE affords 10 ali who are ssqssnted viii H. ios being
give the plaa and faithful els regular
ored Wits from the hgb surgeons IN 10.
rope TO De mos. e%ns p y A%srs a, Or Mott YOr
with that confidence and rsgsl. which ensure success
ease described with psanes DO, he cure Of So. other and
more distressing symptoms which arise from constiuuos ha
those whose health and spirits are almost broken dswn for
Of proper led At onse e see their error
re uswse thas 70 rus. bis,se % any Of sose bo.snE
ncs,rums which are daily .dvsissd eerss cures y ~
that we hear Of 20 many co.. o. ,GT month
M. snrie ana great en- ncurred by tesc Do
wher clap elect suffered 10 remain long
Now s,risure not removed by proper means Is he most
serious ,biss hs,sss possibly happen and which make.
suspects Moreover ihs the stage Of the die
There are these. for s,,s.ee ~se pre-
tend geet arising from this with Dor o.
The physe In the world would never cure ssrieurs Fer
therefore the author has beer psrcuary
he has succeeded @os,eompiesy Many have eon.uea him
oa structures sso are perfectly ssosshed At The e.se .nd
every ether Indeed usder the authors mods
Of Punishment, nothing more safe and easy thas tbs cure q
structures
The remaining chapters efih. little volume sub.
cf disease properly called IN which every
symptom from Its very srs beginning down ifs most
geci.d ferm stated with the utmost esrnsss In all their
the will he be exceedingly sn<
eecus that with the assisanre Of The little chest any
undertake his cure With per.c, s.y is,he. chap
also, will he found facts detailed upon the effect n
old vensresl alns children Many tho sbeut
ry, beisg married have antilles win 6nd deeply IN
terestng er plar atoms on this subject.
Price Of the Chest and Book complete, eiaoc The Rocs
alone, si.0o.
Letters on consultation addressed to the suihor.
a2e-9m Dir RALPH. % Coprlapdt 81. New fork.
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~ ON a syBJEoT DEEPLY INT,ElKEsT.

rrONA SUBJECT DEEPLY IRTEREST-
ING TO MANYSace the publication of my little private
volume Disease &c designed originally for those
who wished have private, well as speedy and conve
cureD IL has been my lot to witness so many
examples Of these disc arising chiefly from the
which fill our daily papers, as TO Ia
give portion OF tins expressly to consultation on
myse upon ad vertsag -yet, the importance OF the
subject together with the difficulty Of making my practice
known any other wny has led to this course Perhaps
there which intense degree OF uf
fering mind, there which require greater
and experience, combined with strict In
egry who consulted on them And when II iur
he b. reflected venerea diseases net thoroughly
the constitution do not eonne To
those who hem but extend TO the vruous and
pars worthy time and talent Of the very best ply
cans asking however for great share OF confidence
subject OF deep interest," seems er ped.ent that
Aous give statement the ground on which seek
this though Ibeg TO state That
In addition being graduate OF Edinburgh, member OF
College e Surgcsns Londen well rs the author
of Pvae written expressly disc asss OF this
gsoas Europe the most eminent in America as Dr. Mott
OF New York. Dr. Fhysick Of Philadelphia and these
be seen by any who wishes It. would therefore only
add who by the post otherwise consult
will receive the faithful attention Of one OF much experience
and kno wledge in this department OF diseases
JOSEPH RALPH. d.. 80 Courtlandt 81.
residing distance little chest containing
medicine &c fer the cure the book being fitted
inthe lid kept (priee el2) This forwarded 10 part
OF the Vn ted States and who have IT,
te observe seraisy they
even after they had failed by various other means.
notice Of the Private Volume may be seer In
other column ofthis paper. afo-5m
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III NEW OFFICE. On
al BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Nt,


OF his Justly braed and famed VEGETABLE Uni
vERSAL PILLS. Tbs high putson Of this sxceies,
dcine generally known from the testimony Of many
individuals who have experienced It's aluary e
fsc that unnecessary TO revert to N this notice bat
sbsuld be the particular OF all who wish obtain the
"0ENUINE bRANDRETH PILLS. MOI TO purchase Of
any individuals In this city who have not certificate Of
CIV ealed and sig ned O. RRANDRETH. d. ID. m31-u
nr COUNTERFEIFS!!-The man who passes 10 his
counterfeit BILL and aks his goods N return there
for knowin the same be counterfeit thief robbcr,
swndler auensbe the laws Of his country but the
wretch who wosd put into the hands Of hs fellow creature
counterfeit PILL emily robs him OF his money but destroys
his constitutien and endsngers his life - -
BEWARE, THEN, FELLOW MEN, BEWARE OF
COUNTERFEITs ssd remember, when you wish obtain
the CENUINE BRANDRETFs PILLS. 70 TO my regular
appointed agents. who have each ofhem certificate agen-
cy sealed ssd signed BY me- b. BRANDRETH, d. or To
my own o6ees at
No 24l Broadway,
No. 1877 Hudson street.
No I Spruce street, and
Nc. T6 Bowery.
rSI.n
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III NOTICE.-The wholesale business Of Or. Brandreths
principal removed to his and spacious esab
fishmeat No 24 Broadway, where his celebrated "VEGE
TABLE UNIvERS FILLS" may at ali times be obtained
In arre or small where all desired to
direct their communications. Remember
The PRINCIPAL BRANDRETHlAN OFFICE
24I Broadway, opposite the Park.
The Minor Offices are
1877 Hudson street,
Spruce street, next to Sun Office, and
ZIG Bowery.
NIB For authorised agents. Dr. Brandreh advertise.
ment who sell the genuine medicine have
nsss.sS y So b. BRANDRETH. M. d.