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virginia:
rules held III the clerks oic. OF the circuit superior
court OF Inw aud chanccrv, holden the county
OF Campbell, the 6ll day of February, ISi5:
Samuel f. White and " lillian +. Smith late mere hints
and partners trading under the STYLE and firm oil hir &
smith, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
William H. {. Toncy and William Y. Mmon
Defendants.
In CHAScERy.
The defendant. William H. G.. oncv not having entered
s appearance aud given according To the act OF
Assembly nnd HE rules ot this court and appearing b,
satisfactory evidence that he l. not uhnhitant this
monweal II - ordered that the au defendant do
here on the fret day oi the iprl said court aud
answer the bill OF the plaintiffs, and that copy this order
hH "ith"l'h inserted IN some newspaper printed the
OF lNnchburs for two months successvely and posted ~
the front door OF the courthouse of tins county on some
court day. A copv,-reste,
JNO ID. ALEXANDER, elk.
r'p' 10 wIm
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.NEDFC.fE .v'OTICE.

TENlE stnscninrn having settled in Lynchbnrp, Of.
ic. his services IN the different branches OF his pro
fsson IN the citizens the town and surrounding cnun
Try. lie may generally be- found, during the day. at his
Office IN The front par Of the building occupied by A. b.
l'ransord, ESD nearly opposite he franklin Hotel, and
nj night, al the residence Of John Revely. Esd
CRANNLEY FINNEY, NJ ID.
Feb - q,
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Alk'INA, to wtA rules held in the Clerk. office Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanc.ry for
the County of Nelson, in the month of March, 1913:
Elisha Peters, Plaintiff
against
Wilson Peters, Nathan Iofus and Ralph w ofu. fra.
ders and partners, under the style Of Lois Peters
In CHANCERY.
me defendant Ralph w Lohtus having entered his
appearance and given seeur, according the of
,emby and thu Rules OF this Court and appearing sat
siactory evidence that he not nhabant this Com
monweath; on motion OF the Plaintiff b, counsel it is or
aerrd that the said Defendant do appear here rules to be
held IN the said Clerks Office the first Monday June next
answer the Plaintiff bill and that copy this order
forthwith inserted in 'te ynchburg yirpnian news.
.l"s prD'h ,aa !" the two month.
door of the courthouse pc5ry< IN ~ -, 10.
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3jefl(ral.
rOpy.s sTANyas.

Ne intercept the following unacknnwledged an
uifa verses in their transit through the Neaspspc
rid. We know no, why the ao,hor should ooncea
Ii paternity cor they cersinl, give ,okrs OF Gas
An liant sparkling with the richest treasures Of GEM
bud soagi--Char. .idr
The human mind, that lof'y thing
The palace and the throne,
Where Reason sits, sseftred king,
And brca,hes hi. judg ment-,oae;
Oh. Who with silent steps shall trace
Ths borders OF tha, haunted place,
Nor in his weakness
That misery and marvel bind
yAa, loft, thing, the human mind,
Tls human hear. that restless thing
The temptcr and the tried,
The Joyous, We; the suffering,
The OF pain and pride,
The gorgeous thrangcd, III. dssols,s,
The seat OF love- the lair Of bate,
SelI-siung self-deifed'
Yet do we bless thee as thou art
Thea restless thing, the human heart
The human soul tia, startling thing,
NJ, s,eriou. and snhimc'
The angel sleeping ON the wing,
Worn by the scoiis Of Time;
The beautiful, the ve,lcd, the bound.
The sarth enslased, the glcr, crowned,
Tn. stricken IN It's prime
FROM heaven in ,ea,s 10 earth II s,oled,
Tha, startling thing, the human soul
And thi, is Man Oh ask OF him,
Tbs gifted and forgiven,
When DER lis vision, drear and dim,
The wrecks OF time driven,
IfpriJe passion in their power
Can chain the tide OF charm tic hour,
Or stand in place OF heaven
lie bends the brow, he bows the knee
Creator, Father, none but Thee
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Feb, 8
VIE NJ ii:

Rules holden in the Clerks 0tcc of the Circuit Su-
- pcfor curt OF Law and thanc.rv for the Town Of
l.ynrhburg, ON the 9th day OF February, lS43:
Thomas \. bank Plaintiff
against
William W Scott, Samuel NJ. Garland and VIM N
acr, admrs David s Garland, deed Bo,d Miller md
,h" Mri'ame eNors OF Lindsay McDane who ar VI
James Pendleton, deed. Defendant,
ls CHtSCERY.
The defendant Boyd Miller, not having entered HI, -,
eafancc ana gwen security according the OF
ID, ana Inc hies OF tins Court, and appearing
tory evidence, that he Is not nhabItaut country
ordered That the said defendant do appear here on sr,t
Monday m May next Chat being rnl, day and answer III,
original and amended bills of the plant IN and tina, ,or,
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
IN the town o 'ynchbrg for month. and
posted al inc front door OF the courthouse, in said town
ACopy-Tcsie,
rain ID. ROBES, elk.
'''' WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

NlNNlN At Court of Quarterly Session held for Mel
son "nn'y at the Court house, the eth day of Feb
ruar,, 1873:
William Mays, Plaintiff.
against
Samuel Edmnnd, and Lavender London executor Of
Austin Wright, decd, Dcfendant,
In CHANcERy
On motion OF the Plaintiff, by COUNSEL who filed his bill
ana appearing To the Court that the Defendant Samuel
tdmtnds, is not an nhabant of this Commonwealth and
without the jurisdiction e this Court ii is ordered Thai IN,
defendant Lavender loudon Austin w rrht
decd be restrained and Inhibited from paying away or 9th
erwse dsposing of any monies goods effects which he
now has which may hereafter his hands belon,
ing to the Defendant Samuel Edmunds the amount of two
hnndre, dollars, sublecto the Plaintiffs demand and tn. flu
urc order and decree Of the Court the
And il further odered that the said Samuel Edmunds do
appear here before the fourth Monday in Nav next
and answer the Plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Lynehburg Nirgnian "a news
paper Published in the town Of ynchDurg for months
SUCCESSFULLY, and another copy thereof posted the front
door OF the couh of th, county, ay
Acopy,-Toste
SIP. GARLAND, Crk.
March p w9m
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern Di,lriat nf Virri

FrBRrARY %, 1913
HliARLES \. PATTERSON Of the County of
" Nelson having filed petition praying that he may
he declared Bankrupt 1t is ordered that all person.
claiming 10 be creditors OF the said Charles y Patterson
show to the court the 3lst day of March next
why the said Charles A. Patterson be no, declared a
bankrupt pursuant 10 the Act Of Congress that behalf
and that copy oi this order be published in the news
papers, according To the 22d and 24lh rules of court
copy-Iese,
HENRY GIBSON, CHI.
March 2 WV
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For SAL.
'rlbcr Is anxious TO sell his
TIkLCE OF AND,


lying miles vest Of Liberty, Bedford Court
House, each side Of the Iyncburg and Salem Turn
pike road, and containing 325 acres There is on the
tract a Saw and Grist MILL. in first rate repair
There gre quantity Of pine timber the and
great deal belonging to the ne9 hburs the mill
Should the purchaser be inclined keep Public House
there is al the best Wagon stands in the STATE
where he will have market for all he can make at his
door. The Dwelling House is large two story bull
ding; and two good Ice Houses at the wagon stand
spoken of. and at my house. that canno be sur
passed in any country for keeping ice; and all necessary
Ont Houses.
There about fifty acres Of BOTTOM LAND,
the greater part of which is excellent. There is about
POO acres of WOOD LAND loo of which is first rate
Tobacco Land-fhe Improvements arenew and coInlur
table--tbe water cannot BE surpassed in the State. A
further description is deemed unnecessary as person
wishing To purchase will view the premises before buy
ing. 1t may be wondered at my wanting to sell such
valuable property. The Physicians advise me that
Southern climate would be the of restoring my
we's health, and have determined to sell Persons
wishing to purchase would do we'll to call soon. as |
have no doubt, owing - its location and advantages
will be ready sale. IANDY X. JONES
y. B.-l -mltted to mention that there is also new
TAN YARD just ready to 90 into operation, on the
and. I. }.
Jan. ~ WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

'lbelievo III take some bhier. as tn, old COW said
when she took bite OF the wotlnwond
'Procasnation is not the only thief Of time as the
oapr sand WHOM he stole the watch.
1T skes u.s. as the sturgeon said to tho steamboat
i gness have got hold of hard custo,ner' as the
monkey said when he attempted 10 crack the butrrnui
with his teeth
III let yoo 1T this Time as Tho horse said To his rider
when he threw him into the mud.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

- Rf'' FlffD, per Canal boat John Ra-
- dolph, 20 boxes very superior
/ { l. Y o GEES
which mny be had Low ron cAsu, by early annie,
ton To CHARLES PHELPS. Auct'r.
. Doors below rrnyis's CORNER, ON TIL, STREET
LEAnING TO THE BRIDGE
March rs
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"Nhat can man do. said green one Yesterday.
when the sheriff coming up To him wlthe wit
in his hand7'
Apply The remedy said another grufly.
Remedy " hal kind Of rrmedy?"
"Iiooimg remedy. YOU goose-rnn like fire.
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NOTICE..

FhNlf undersigned will hereafter carry Oh the Carpcn
icrs Business all lis various branches and respcc
fully solcitsa sharco tpbc nronage lie will keep zen
rral assortment Of Timber at his fathers shop for the pre-
sent aud al his own as soon as he provide one
GEORGE G.. CIRIE
Jan. - II
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Eebgs PRIVATE, SALE

A VERY likely negro Girl about ii ,r } wears old
WHO'S first rate house SERVANT good seans,ress
OF good eharaclcr and sold for no fault. Apply To
Jan % =,
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IA EMOIR Of the Life Of The RI Revd Richard
I'VE Claiming Moofe.D d. !. =. X IIcnsbaw
ID. D. Tor sale by PAYNE, GREGORY s co.
Jan . f.
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.N'OYfCE.

I SHALL apply to the Judge of this circuit for an
INJUNCTION 10 restrain the trustees from selling under
the foregoing notice, because of defect IN the title TO
portion OF the property including the Saw Mil. sold me
TO the payment Of tho purchase money the said
deed was executed. W hen the title is cleared ~ will
be ready to pay the balance due.
a. Pill NkFTT.
March 70 t23My
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tngssaItacl.S lOrlS1:k.

4 MEXICAN aud various other kinds; Co,tom's
"a Virginia by The gross. Richmond price. tor sale
~. PAYNE, GREGORY s co.
Nov ia
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THfuHLie fi'Cn T0yEs Property
ENDss SALE

10y virtue If deed Of irls, executed by the
ID Stone " all Iron Manufacturing Company. bearing
date the It'll day Of March l3. and Of rrco'd III In,
County Court oil Campbell. we shall, on Monday. the
aih day u April, 1913, II fair and not the neat
lair day thereafter (SHHdays excepted. at the Fufnaee
belangIng othe said Company. situated on Sionewall
Creek, IN the county Of Campbell, expose 10 sacby way
of public auction, all the property belonging To the said
Company. both real and personal, consisting amongst
Their things oi the Tract oi and on which the said Fur
mace IS erected, which is very ierIle, and contains
BETWEEN FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY
AND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
together with all the Buildings and improvements there
on-a the interest Of the said Company IN certain 9th
or Lands situated IN the nrighb0rhood uf the said Fur
mace Containing between thousand and eleven hun
dfed purchased by the said Company from Corbia
Warwick, after satisfying the lien oihe vendor for the
purchase money. Als all the Mules, Horses Wagons
tarts. Wagon Gear, Carr Gear, Plantation tenss,
Wheel barrows, Furnace Tools. Moulds for Castings,
and all other Implements and Fixtures connected with
belonging To the SAID Furnace the Casting House
thereto attached, and the possession o the said Compa
ny.
1t is confidently believed that there is M Iron making
Establishment, IN the STATE OF Virginia, which clnbnes
more natural convenlcnces and advantages for the profit
able prosecution of thai business than the here OF
iered for sale There Is on the Tract If and which
the said Furnace stands. and within few hundred yards
ot the Furnace. dbuidi if not inerha,,stab,e sup
ply OF rr Iron Ore, ascertaned by trial to be- suitable Tor
making Iron oi most excellent quality, and there is al
so ON The same tract, and within very short distance OF
the Furnace. plentiful supply Of good limestone The
Furnace is situated IN populous neghbohopd. within
less than two miles Of James River which there Is
good road and the cost Of transportation thence TO
Richmond by tho Canal is very nconsidorabe.
We earnestly invite the attention Of enerprizing cap
ials,s to this property a1ordng admirable oppor
nnlty for profitable speculation.
Terms OF sale--'The real property will be sold
credit Of sx twelve, eighteen and twenty four months
On four equal lnsiamens) the purchaser purchasers
giving bonds with good personal security for the pay
ment OF the purchase money aud the tile the property
itself To be retained further security h.r-or-and in
the sale Of the personal property cash will be required
Tor all sums not exceeding twenty dollars-and for
all sums beyond that amount. a credit of six months
will be given the purchasers giving bonds with good
personal security.
The ttlcts he property above advertised for sale is be
lleved to BE- good but acting merely trustees. will
only convey such title vested by the s1d deed
Of trust WILLIAM DANIEL. Jr,
JOHN W. STRATrON,
Trustees.
March 10 villa
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ORANGES! OssAyCEx,,

|ENlf subscriber has ns received small lot Of s,yrc,
llavanna ORANGES, roYhdlc-Also Lemons and
flgs, fresh and fine. GEORGE w. YANCEV
Feb = .
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
Fen. Is. 1913:
NJ Ark WRIGHT, OF tho county of Franklin. hav-
~ ing hed petition praying that he may be declar
ed bankrupt 1t Is ordered that all persons claiming
To be creditors OF the said Mark Wright show cause To
the court on the 2h day of May next why the said
Mark right be not declared bankrupt pursuant to an
act OF congress IN that behalf and thai copy OF this
der be published IN the newspapers according the 2d
and 2ith rules OF court
Copy-Tcstc,
HENRY GIBSON, Cl'k
March Is NV
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a = e II q q l..
NOE ZOE.

NOTICE..
A LII those indebted To WM f.. LEWIS, or w f.
IA Is. IL. LEWIS, will please come forward and
pay their respective Dues as longer Indulgence cannot he
gwen And all those having claims against the same
will present them for payment to w. T.. Lewis BY
strict attention 10 the above, COS, may be avoided
WIN. f.. LEWIS.
b. III. LEWIS.
March Is w3w
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E'gslsV TREES.

(Sl kf' tlN ED, AT Exchange Corner small lot
~ oi choice FRUIT TREES. from the Nursery of
Parsons \ Co., New lork-Peachcs, Applcs. Pears
Cherries and Pnns, SC, all Of which are Of very supo
rlor quality. NJ TAI. ROT
Feb d =,
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STONEWALL MILLS.
PONTE'D.V'E.YE.v'T.

The above sale is postponed until Saturday, the 1871
day of May next. b, p WALKER, i,r
JOHN DlLLARD, s i'u''es'
March IS tl3N
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II "a ~ IL at .Ets CSiO n

II n IL at .EHCI ION.
M I'LL be- sold 10 the hghcs, bidder on W Wednesday
w the fifth day of April next. about
One hHssdrtH acres 0T Land,
IN the county of Amherst. about miles from Lynch
burg. Tins Land lnlns the lands of Mrs Major War
wick, Mrs. Robert Warwick and Mr. John NJ Williams.
There is about 90 acres ofgood WOOD LAND.
and about 20 lately cleared ready To be put in
order Tor tobacco The remaining balance Of about sixty
acres is III good order for corn
JAMES b. RAWLINGS
For particulars apply TO NJ. Talbot
March 20 IA
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DEVISED CODE .RND STpPLEuE.\'J
~ TO TIE REL CODE FoRsNr
PA \ \ + X i. GOKY&
FEBRUARY 9
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etnE ron toSsrMrros.-'rhc Phadcph, North
American gives receipt from correspondent in Europe
"f e'e cure oil consumption. which i, says rom
neh authority and has been tried with eminent success
" neither useful or not tits all events simple enough
and, we would suppose, harmless. The Directions are
TO rub The body round for half an hour. morning and
night, with the fat ofbocon cured in smoke Flannel
DC worn during the course of the cure and chang
ed more than once month"; at the soonest The cure oc
cnpes from four to six months II there he any GOOD
IN the prescription is certainly easy enough to employ
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asnfnoRo' y. C., Jan. 18th, IS43
DR. j. ktHf, Richmond, d. ,R SrR:-
enclose You, Sc, MIR. NATHANIEL Nevbey ,.,u.
TO be now IN very good health, Sc, Signed
I'M A. DRAKE
Feb. W.T.,
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mas part OF the sinking fund as chap said when
ooA OIL Mexican dollars went to the bottom Of the RI
YER
a." IN excellent spirits, as the fly said when he fell
MIC the glass of old Janerica
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-30

p1.f Lesson IN Pa'sing.-"Wlnt case is Mr. Naddle7u
SAID country schoomasicr addressing OF his gram
mer pupils.
"lle'sa hard case thir," was the answer
"Nrong-the next"
Hes an objective case tlr."
"llow sol"
Ease he Objected to pay daddy that five dollars he's
owed so long"
lou may all take your sea,s.'
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-11
ON THE NECESSITY OF TRIMMING ORNA.
MENTAL TREES, &C.

Trees seldom stay long enough in the nursery to
have their heads properly formed. IL they were left
in the nursery their roots would sometimes be too
large to be removed with safety In passing along
the streets / often trees intended for ornament
that any thing but ornamental. They ought to
be trimmed annuaily--for without handsome round
head no tree can have handsome appearance. To
accomplish this shorten the branches every spring un-
til the head the tree is sufficiently thick and equal
ly filled. This will add TO its growth and beauty at
the same tine. ] furnished the Union Bank about
two years ago with Chinese alanthus and silver
ieafed poplar trees, which have been faithfully at
tended to by the officers of that institution. Next
SUN ler they will be admired by every passer-by ;
and would respectfully request persons who desire
instruction to inspect those trees now and again next
summer.
Another mistake is frequently made in planting
trees in unsuitable ground. Many of our streets,
when graded for paving, have been dug down for
gravel or unproductive clay. In such grounds no
tree will grow. The re,.edy is this remove the
unproduc,ve gravel, clay, where each tree is to
be planted about four feet square and feet deep
Then fill up the hole with rich virgin or top SOIL
With this treatment trees would seldom fail to be
creditable to the and nurserymaD, especially
if well watered the first year When the ha, c
once taken good hold in the ground, watering will
not be necessary.
ROBERT SINCLAIR.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-11
NEW PROJECTlLE.

The Albany Evening Journal gives an account of a
new description of hollow shot, the invention OF
Messrs Scott & Burdick, mechanics of that city. A
number Of experiments have been tried in the pre-
sence of General Wool, Major Baker and other Of
hcers of the army, the shells being loaded with a
congestion ".h..h " wfhrth Tie, may be aimed
Journal thus describes one Of their experiuen,
A "a FOUNDER howizer was placed on one side Of 3
hollow and target on the opposite side of the biIl
distant, perhaps $50 yards. The target composed of
heavy timber, eight feet square and thIrt,
inches IN thickness. One Of the proectiles in an
pearance precisely like solid bali, was then placed
in the cannon aud the piece bred. The shot passed
through the upper tuiber of the target and glanced
of, but uthom exploding. second and third was
made, but with no better success IL then stated
by the inventors that IN prepar Dg the shot for the
days experiment they had changed the proportions
of the charge and they could account for their fai-
lure Qhe only one they had met with in The enii,e
range Of their triats on no other ground than the sup
positi uat there was too much powder in the she'll
TO allow the composition TO take effect Search was
then made for the shot which had been fred AMI two
Of them found, unbroken, IN the side OF the on
positc hill was proposed 10 try these shot second
time, and they were accordingly placed in The can
non and fred, one after the other and in both in
stances with perfect success The first shot passed
through the target and exploded il reboundrd INTO
the arr, the IN eryal between the impact I'd the .x
I4osion being nearly a second. The second shot
-
IN about ball second after impact, tore The target
into thousaLd fragments.
The effect OF this single shot upon a large ship would
have been TO sink her almost neously aud
ploding IN or near budy of troops II would have
proved swfuly destructive This result establishes
the Efficiency Of Messrs. Scott & Burd cks proectiIe
Or its safety In handling and pack king they gave the
strongest assurances, though means were at hand
OF testingths point thoroughly. But a doubt had been
cast upon the certainty OF these shot by the failure Of
he 6rutf nr.e r,ala -. -
ton by the averment that out Of a great number OF
experiments these were the only ones that had not
succeeded perfectly, and they attributed the failure
to the change which they had that day made IN the
charge. They expressed the most undoubtng con-
victIon that these failures could not recur.
We hope, as we verify believe, that Mcssrs. Scott
BurdIck will be fully justified by results in the con-
fdence which they entertain a The merits of their
invention. more effective missile we certainly
never saw. And as the inventors have exhausted
their private means and spent great deal Of yaua-
ole time IN periocting their she'll sincerely trust
that they will be far able TO satisfy the General
Government Of its value and utility obtain some
substantial remuneration for their outlay Of capital
and labor.