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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-22
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Sad uoarner, while nv moving strains
Thou dosi in soitcst accents pour,
The hapless bard with thee complains,
With thine, his OF sorrow Cow.
Andwhile in the deep lonely dell
Thy plants with moving anguish swell,
I s-ek the gloomy frresi deep
With thee alone, unseen 10 weep.
Wla, rends that tender breast ofthine'
What prompts thy melting song ofgneff
Saw, are thv sorross such mine.
To which no balm give relief
Perhaps the Kite. with thirst for prey,
Has taken thy loved mate away,
And lefi thee, widowed and torlorn,
In sad despair and grirfto mourn
Or has he on inconstnnt wing,
Uukiudly from his partner ao~n
And in thy bosom left sting,
To love neglected. ouy known
I. such III, grief 1hN tender woes,
Full well thy fellow monrner knows;
The pangs that now thy bosom swell
To him, alas are known too we'll
| lov'd one in whose graceful form,
Were blended charms almost divine
Whose heart thought was pure aud warm
Awh,ia thought her heart was mlne
l loved her dearly and awhile
] fed upon her magic smile,
And, by her syrcn voice rnrcs
Was for awhile supremacy blosi.
From her bright checks and ruby lips.
Where innocence and sweetness shone,
And fondly hoped they'd be NV
Her angel smiles my soul Hspircd
Her melting tones my hosnin fred
Her magic charms with Wietul art
Soon feicred my devoted heart.
| loved trusted and alas
hoped hut my hopes are Ger
And JOYS, too exquisite 10 lust
Have fled, aud can ietnrn no more;
For she alone, who could import
balm TO heal my broken heart,
Whose smiles alone can JOY hestow
Now irinmphs in her lovers VIZ.
Then mourn, thou sweet eomplunef. mourn
Thy pensi,e li.t'nef shares H., woss
And while he wanders all arlnm,
Will thine his tender grief h, ponrs.
Ifpity pr ompt thy ma0rntal strain,
Still. sweetest mouinrf, still complain.
IND pour ;hv thrilling notoF with mime
That dow IN unison with thine.
But slowly from the mnsinF eve
The sun declinrs IN glory bright,
While golden coors light the SKY.
The landscape fades upon tho eight.
The gentle signing Of the breezc
j. heard soft moving through the trees,
While twilight from his du.ky WINGS
Nights dark aud gloomy shadows ling..
Go, mourner to ia, dovnr nest
And vent thy thrilling anguish there
While l. sad wanlcrrr rtrcsi.
VIII TO humble col repair:
And when the golden moru again
shall dawn, renew the mauruiuI sirniu,
While again thy plant. III uin.
And pour my soltcst nnies WITH thine.
SiLlANUS,
amurRsr EnrNrzrE, June &c lG39
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CASH FOE WHEAT.

HNI1E STAPLETON MILLS, are now pre- -
4 pared toreceive WHEAT, for winch the un
designed will give the CHEST cash prices during the
season. DAVID STAPLES.
July Is WIS
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" U Y Y e II

M +, the subscribers having purchased of Mr..
w Samuel ). Allen, of the State Of New York.
The exclusive right and privilege, for the county OF
Campbell. IN the Stare OF Virginia, of making, using
aud vending his newly inven,ed rhreshing machine
and horse power, IN and for the said county,
are prepared to furnish all those wishing purchase
Machines OF the above pattern, or the privilege of
making. using and selling the same, on reasonable
terms, by applying either Of the subscribers living
in Lynchburg.
We torewarn all and every person in this county
nom using the above Machine, or horse power, OF
fiom infringing on the patent in eny shape whatever,
as tue law vi" be rgdly eniored against all such of
LEADERS, SAMUEL BURCH,
A. ID TYREE.
unc 3 ts
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&IRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office ofIhc
Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chanccry, for the
County Of Nelson, IN the month Of june 1889:
William Fitzpatrick, nd ninsator with the will xed
OF John Fitzpatrick, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
Moses Hughes and Betsy his wife, George tlcord and
ydln his wife June Hughes and Moses Hughes
aud James b. Hughes of James Hughes deceased
aud the said Jane Hughes and James b. Hughes heirs and
de,sees of SAID james Hughes deceased Alexander 2pa-
rick, Frances Witt john f. Fitzpatrick William fit2la,.
rick aud Sally Bradford, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
The Defendants Frances Wit, John f. Fitzpatrick, Vii
liam Fitzpatrick ind Sally Bradford, having entered
their appearance and given security according the OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court, audit appearing by
satisfactory evidence That they inhabitants of tins
monwea II is ordered that the said Defendants do appear
here before the first day of September noxt and
the bill of the Plaintiff and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted " The Lvnchburg Nirg nian,''
newspaper published in the town of Lynchburg for
months successfully and another copy thereof posted
al the front door OF the Courthouse OF this County
court day. Copy-1este,
RIO. c. CUTLER, Clerk.
June 81 WIN
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.e'DTECE.
J uly Is

DURSUANT to a decree Of the county court of
u Bedford, pronounced in the chancery suit of
Davis aud others against llobson the undersgn-
ed commissioners viii proceed TO sell, Al Floyd
Conu House, on Monday the 18th day of Angus,
next, being count day.) to the highest bidder, on
a ekedII of one md LNn Nelts. lhe lollnMing
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Ten thousand Acres OF Henry
n II " ~ -.
.yEx,,mIHcsMriMg .Yisls, fIf'.
100 Ncgres Wanted.

1 WISH to purchase 100 Likely NEGROES
i Of both sexes, from 10 to % years Of age. Per
having such property for sale, will do well to
Gallon me, as am willing to give the highest Cash
price gwen any where in the State. M. HART.
May 10 Is
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.V'OTEEE.

DURSUANT To a deed Of trust executed 10 me
n by Emanuel Cumby, bearing date the ON OF
October, 1919 for purposes therein expressed "h'e
deed is of record in the Clerks office OF the county
Of Campbell will, on Saturday the 27lh INST. Jny)
al the Market House, in the town of Lynchoufg,
sell. 10 the highest bidder for cash, 33 acres Oh
LAND, lying on the waters Of Failing River oe'ns
part Of he tract of land whereupon the SAID tnanu
el Cumby in his lifetime resided. IL is wei ll'ipei
ed with pine. and in the immediate vicinity OF c'P'
Branchs saw.nill, 90 miles southeast OF Lyno"I
burg. Such nile AS IS vested in me by said deed
will only convey. ,,.,.
THOMAS MCKINNEY, trustee
July Is "o"
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J uly s

A L Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chan
"a cerv continued aud held for Nelson county,
at the Courthouse, on Friday, the 4 til day Of May,
1899:
William I. Kidd, Plaintiff,
against
Frederick S. Peyton, Henry s. Peyton, indvidu-
ally and as members of the finn of II. s. q +. S.
Peyion, Charles Penow, Ann +. S. Peyton, Ellen
Peyton, Susan Peyton, Nancy Peyton and Wilson
Peters, Defendants.
On motion of the Defendants by counsel TO dis
solve the Injunction awarded the Plaintiff in tins
cause, on the 30th of September. 1887 the Court
on consideration OF the bill, answers and exhibits,
aud after hearing the arguments Of counsel, doth re-
ject the motion, aud doth order that it be referred to
Commissioner Spolswood Garland, to take the ac-
counts between the parties prayed ioi by the Plain
tiff bill. which accounts the parties respectively,
hereby directed to render before him, and he Is
hereby directed TO state, settle and report the
to this Court, with any matters specially stated,
thought pertinent by HIMSELF or required by the par
ties be stated And liberty is reserved to The
Defendants, any Of them, to repeat the motion
dissolve upon the coming in of said report.
Copy-reste,
RO. &. CUTLER, Clerk.
CoMMIssIoNRERs OFFICE,
Lovingston, May 25th. 1889
The parties interested in the foregoing order and
decree will be pleased to take notice that have APP
pointed Thursday the 10Th day of August next, TO
commence the taking the accounts therein directed.
on which day, by ten O'clock A. NJ, they
quested 10 attend at my Office, in LOvugstou, with
Their books papers, vouchers, testimony, and copies
of court papers, prepared Tor settlement
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Com'r.
July g WIN
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June

NlRGlNlAAt rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Courl OF Law and Chancery for the
county of Amherst. the 9th day of May, 1889
William Mcdaniel, Plaintiff
against
lsaac r. lIansard William Ware Henry L. Davies, Win
sion oodroi and Timothy Fletcher. Defendants
lis CHANCFRY.
The Defendant Isaac Il. fansard having entered his
appearance and given security according the of As
scmby and the rules of this Court and appearing bv sas
factory ,idence, that he is nhaban this Common
wealth On the motion of the Painfully counsel order
September and the bill of the Plaintiff and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
paper printed in the town of ynchburg, for months
,essseiy and posted at the front door of the Courthouse of
this county. Copy-1este.
ROBERT TINSLEY. c.
June w2m
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NIRGINlA-At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Inv and Chancery, Bed
ford County, the Sd day OF June, 1899
John Board, executor o Francis Board deceased,
Plaintiff
against
Wam r. jones' Sheriff of Bedford, and such admins
Mary Board, deceased James Board and " lliam
aes, in his right and as admins traitor de bons Of
" ilam Board, licensed, Defendants
IN CHASCFRY.
The Defendant JHmes Board, having entered his ap
praancr and security, according The aC Of Assem-
b, aud the rules Of this Court and appearing by satsiac
tory evidence thu hc nhabant this
wealth, 1t ordered, that he do appear here the first day OF
the term, and unswerthe Plaintiff = bill and TINT this
order be inserted III newspaper published in Lynch
burg for months successfully and posted the front
door OF the court house osad county court day
topy-Teste
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
Jnnc q
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Western Fur raIe.-1he II. Louis Republican
mentions the arrival there Of two bateanx from the
Indian country on the Upper Missouri, loaded with
buffalo robes and furs. The steamboat Naomi from
the Missouri river, reports right boats at the Rich
mond landing. having board 2400 packs of bulIa-
10 robes, and thrre were reported to be about TWEEN
" more in the river bound Tor 81. Louis The eight
aod two above spoken Of are the American Flu,
Compapy's boats. gentleman who came passen.
ger IN the Naomi reports that the American Fur
Company's boat, the Antelope. at the mouth OF
the little Missouri the I2h Of June, about
eight hundred miles below the mouth the Yellow
stone, the place of her destination. 1t appears
that The river, during the entire spring, has been TN
usually low, and the Antelope had extraordinary
difficulties TO contend with. She lad been con,pei.
led Ia puoad some ten twelve times to reach the
place she was then at, and il was though extreme
y doabsf6l whether she would be able 70 complete
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L.E.N'Ea EOEe S.EEE.

FNI1E SUBSCRIBER wishes TO sell his Tract
n oil Land lying in the county of Patrick, on the
waters oil Mill Creek and Mayo rivers, Containing
about 700 ACRES with good framed
f43 DWELLING HOUSE, Eyas
AGiiil good Kitchen. Smokehouse, Barn, and fM,i1
--4.A all other necessary out houses. L2-1A
The LAND has on il several good Apple Orchards.
sufficient to make five six hundred gallons OF
b andy OF Fall, with good MILL SEAT on ii.
There is a large plantation cleared the land sufi-
cent work or 10 hands to an advantage, with
considerable quantity yet 10 clear, Of good tobacco
laud. The land is we'll watered and is IN a healthy
and wealthy neighborhood. The subscriber being
determined TO sell, will offer his land for sale, the
first day OF October next, by way Of public sale. The
pure baser paying one-thmd OF the money down.
credit of l and years will be given the balance
by the purchaser giving bond and approved security
All persons wishing 10 purchase bargain in w
would do well attend this sale. as ! am determined
to sell. Ohm POlNDEATER.
Patrick July wlO-
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Indian Noanas.--The 81. Louis Bulletin states
that gentleman living about four miles from that
city, removed small mound Immediately IN front
oil his house, few months ago. and found in il the
skeletons OF some two or three hundred Indians
The skeletons were close together, and from their
broken bones aud other attending circumstances il
seems piopaole thaf, at some remote period. abal-
tie was Tough there and thai these are the relics of
those who fell in the fight As an honor to
Their memories the survivors threw over their bodies
this immense heap OF earth, and il is probable that
nearly all oil these mounds have originated IN the
same way. To our own knowledge bones of Indians
have been found in severai."
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james Is his ishi aud administrator of Fance
Lyon dcccased John Anderson and Mary T. his wife,
Incry Mary T.. Lyon, Sally Lyon, John Lyon, Frances
Boyd formerly Frances LYON William Bovd and Nancy his
wife, formerly Nancy Lyon, William Lyon and Elizabeth
Gentry, formerly Elizabeth Lyon, Defendants.
lN CnANCERY.
The Defendants John Lyon, Frances Boyd. William Rovd,
aud Nancy his wiir, William l., aud Elizabeth Gentry,
not having entered hC appearance and sccurty,
eornG the Of Assembly md the rules of this Court,
and appearing by evidence they
nhnbuuts this eallh II ordered that they
do appear here before the first day September
and the bill of the Plaintiff and copy
this order be forthwith inserted in The lynchburg Nrgi-
man., newspaper published in the o Lynchhurg,
months successfully and another copy thereof posted
the front door of The Courthouse of this county some
court day. Copy-Testc.
RIO. &. CUTLER. Clerk.
June II WIN
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UOMMISsioNEls'S SALE OF LAND.

4 n pursuance of decfetal order Of the County
Court OF Amherst, pronounced AT lis June
Term, 1880, in the sntt therein depending IN Chan
Gerry, between Sylvester l.. Butlofd and Atcheaus
Cox aud Gillian his wife. Plaintiffs aud Nancy Bur
ford, and Others Defendants; the undo ,scned, the
Commissioners therein named, will pro, ced. the
premises, en- the Isl day Of August, 1880 10 sell, by
way OF public auction, on credit OF twelve months
(thc purchaser or purchasers giving bond with good
personal secnIly for the payment of the purchase
money, aud the title 10 the Land itself being retained
rs a further security thcreior.) certain
TRACT or pbrccl OF LAND ssSTEsa
with lis appurtcnances, yng and beng IN sssssr9M
The County OF Amherst on both sides of @Ts*s
llarrIs Creek, containing 800 acres, --.sk-
more or less 1t being the same Land on winch Am
brosc Buriord deceased late OF SAID County, resided
The time OF his death. The sae OF SAID Land viii
be made subject 10 the right OF dover of + wiUW
Of said Ambrose Burlold IN said Land. The title of
said Land. (Nith the exception Of the dover inter-
est aIoiesad) IS beheyedto be good, but acting
merely ms the agents of the Court the undersigned
will not be responsible therefor.
EDMUND WINSTON. } Commits
WILLIS NJ. REYNOLDS. : sioners.
June ~ TIA
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CO-E'Nrsnel'SHjD.
NHE UNDERSIGNED have io,med
Il Partnership, under the style Of
H.AN7pENIN Il WILLIAMS.

Tor the purpose OF carry ing on business al the Am
herst MILLS. They are prepared for HE recep-
ton ct WHEAT for which they will give the high
est cash prices throughout the season.
JAMES l.. LAhPKIN.
JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS
July Is Wis
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DELINQUENT LAMBS
order of off Circuits unof wand
u ne ac of General Assembly
o laws Western Lam les
Augustine h
TRACTS E.E.v
f Literary Fun for n
book Of he Comm
R qurel idown.an o
emtbswhIb Ie dd uros Thesnc
ractmg oy lIe tein nmly ftea eneh
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RO. &. CUTLER. Clerk.
CoMMIssIoNRER's OFFICE, }
1 =. L. 4


A I Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
N Gerry, continued and held for Nelson county,
AT the courthouse, Wednesday, The 14th day Of
May, 1899:
William Fitzpatrick and Breckenridge Fizpat-
rick, Plaintiffs,
a2ataSt
Samuel &. Woods Defendant.
bis cause came on this day to be heard upon The
bill, answer OF the Defendant, with replication there
to, exhibits and examinations Of wlinesses-and was
argued by counsel On consideration whereof the
Count doth order that the parties in this do rem
der before Commissioner Of this Court an account
OF then transactions. if any. which account the said
Commissioner is din ectcd To examine. state and set
tie AMI make report thereof 10 the Court. with any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by him
SELF OF required by the parties to be SO stated
y Copy-Teste,
RO. C. CUTLER, Clerk.
CoMMIssIoNERs OFFICE,
Loyingston, May q, 1889.
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree
Will be pleased 10 take notice, that | have APP
pointed Tuesday, the 20th day Of August next
To commence the taking of The account therein d.
fected on which day. Wy len o'clock, A. NJ, they
are required 10 attend at my Office, in Lovingston
with their books papers and vouchers aud copies of
count papers, prepared for settlement.
SPOrSWOOD GARLAND. Com'r
July s vim
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JAMES ANDERSON, Jr. c. D. L.
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there can he found IN au man shape such base hen
dish nianstelsf Mobile seems indeed doomedc
lave e not Jrnuk deep tnongh OF the hitter cup OF
adversary and afic tioa When aud where w'll our
eaianlilies endl Alas! Heaven only knows.
ANOTHER FIRE IN MOBILE.
From HE Charleston Courier, October 10.
We have enkindly f,soured with the following
extracts Of letters, received by The Rail Read last
evening dated Mtbe. 9Th inst, by which II will be
sren hat anoiher disastrous cOnnaeration has taken
plaee 10 that d voted city. and involving an amount
of property tlc il any, below that destroyed al the
extensive FIRE which preceded u. We are informed
that he money The planners and Merchants Bank
was saved.
The Mansion House. the unfinished Hotel three
OF four buildings. Government street. opposite
the Vegetable Market, the entne square West Of the
Mansion House. except The North West and North
East corners. aud the old Mayors office. were burn
ed to the ground this morning. ! he Planters and
Merchants Bank il also gone"
Il have 10 inform gu thai last night the Man
sion House hunt To the ground. also The Plan
ers' aud Merchants Bank. the IN finished Hotel, a
pan Of the Market and all of Eslayas Square, except
where the Coffee House was kept al tie corner Of
Royal and Conf streets. The ire has not yet been
exiting uished but ii is thought twill 60 further
The Post Office was Kept 10 the basement story Of
the Mansion House.
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from The Mobile Mercantile Adreytiser of October TO-
AWFUL CONGREGATIONS

ELEVEN SQUARES DESTROYED BY rIRE!!!
we nave only time this morning, before going TO
presto announce olthe full q destructive
ntes which ever before occurred IN unfortunate &
al starred city Last night, at about eng lat O'Clock
Wpen u'e wInd was blowing almost gale from the
Southeast the FIRE broke out IN an old wooden buii
dlng IN The rear OF The house the southeast cor.
net OF Dauphln and Conception streets owned NV
Mr.. Pinto. The adjoining buildings being all Of
wood. the fie was communicated to them and in n
lew miGuies crossed Concept on street. Here il
had iull sweep. The buildings being very compact
ana the wind southeast, the fire swept over the two
squares west OF Conception from Conf on the
south TO 81. Francis the North, with unex.
'mp'eo and terrible rapdny. Proceeding west, il
crossed ST. Joachim street then Jackson here il
extended one square further month to ST. Michael
street and then, three solid squares abreast all in
one grand tetfhc flame. swept onward To CLi-
horne street and crossed IL, sweeping every thing 10
fWNlIh street. Here. AT about twelve O'Clock the
"ino fortunately abated IN consequ euce of which
anu ''le blowing up otseyeral buildings on the west
side OF Franklin street. the progress OF the deyourino
element was stayed. Not, however until SIX n,
eighi buildings on the side OF Franklin had
been destroyed. The dwelling of Duke Goodman
Esq, on the corner OF Dauphn and Franklin, was
blownup.
Thus all the buildings the north side of Cont,
IRON Conception To Franklin. distance of four
squares-all on both sides Of Dauphin TO the same
eNen'' win the exception OF three buildings on
"Nh e''o dt tIe corner OF COnCepfIOn-alI the buil-
lungs on the south side OF ST. Michael, from Jack
son to Franhlin-all on the cross streets of Con
eepon, St Joachim, jackson, Claiborne, and pro-
oaoly 'weoly 10 thirty buildings besides, in the
"e' ny. Within the limits described above
numbering !, rs supposed, about FIVE HUN
DRIED BUILDINGS, have suddenly been ~
dueed TO ashes By this awful CALAMITY. nro.
oao'y two hundred families are turned into The
streets many OF whom are rooi and pennyess. and
wan depend entirely upon public charity for
lsee " resi- 'her heads, and Tor bread 10 appease
'hernooger. The flames extended with such "a
p'diiy, thai but lutte property could be saved, and
many, very many, have lost ,hei, all. We are un,.
oie th's ihofning 10 descend to particulars II i
Impossible to convey any ide. of the distress nm
uueeu' ne removal OF The sick, and the conse-
quent exposure, excitement and alarm ws Iii
III many instances be productive OF fatal results
ne onen OF the fire is attributed TO incendu,;s.
ana we understand lbsttwo persons we're s.,.od -.
suspicion and logged IN jlil. Can IL be poss;b,s