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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

Every person must have observed that sounds such
as that Of falling water, &C. which ara family or nj
at all heard during the day time, distinctly audible at
night even when the direction and force of The wlnd and
every other general circumstance is the same Tins en-
reus tact Was remarked by the ancicns In LARGE
or IN Their neighborhood the increase IN the dsncincss
oi sound has been described 10 the cessation OF the paw
ers I" animated beings such men, insects and hrs
ana also Ia the cessation o the action OF winds upon the
leaves OF trees. w hen The celebrated traveller Baron
liumhod FIRST heard the nuse u lhc Great caialacis
OF the Omnoro. IN the plain which surrounds the mission
oi the Apurcs his attention PARTICULARLY called to
this curious fact; and he opinion that the nulse WAS
three times greater in The night Than in the day The
usual explanation of the phenomenon was quite insult
clent in this the hunminr IF insects was much
greater IN the NIGHT than in the day. and the breeze
which might have agtated the leaves Of the trees nev
er rose I'LL after sunset. llumh dit was led therefore
I" ascrbe the dimnulon OF sound during the Gay the
presence of the sun which influences the Propagation
and intensity OF sound, by oppnsn. Them currents OF
air nj dereu density, aud partial indulaons of Tie at
mcsphcrc PR dpced by the heating Of the different paris
ct the ground. In these Of sound when IL
meets wa portions OF air Of different density is divided
INTO TIVE nr mnre waves, part of The primitive wave be
INC rroraeaed with more rap,dy through the donser
p"rilouS than The paris that pass through of less den
sliy. In this way the is broken down into different
paris which arrived at the different times. The
Inherent portions of tho wave passing again through sue
ceedng portions of the atmosphere Of different density
may he wasted aud FILTERED down as to be ncapa bic
OF ahoouns the tympanum.
Edinburgh Encyclopedia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
L.. d.. e. nia

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
JANUARY 2, 1913:
NEORGE w MATHEWS of the county Of Camp
Va bell, having filed petition praying tha, he may
be declared bankrupt 1t is ordered that all persons
claiming to be creditors of the said George w. Mathews
show cause to the court On the 3t day Of January next
why the said George w. Mathews be not declared
Bankrupt. pursuant to the of Congress in that be
half and that copy OF this order be published in the
newspapers according the 22d and 9th rules ofcour'
Copy-1este.
HENRY Glib son, Crk.
Jan. 9 w5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

~ T. wish 10 purchase five hu ndred barrels Of corn
W ior which We will pay the highest market price
b. t. 1iNSLEY SEQ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

rior Court ol Law and Chancery holden the
county OF Campbell, the 2nd day oil January, iS1}
John Rossef and Thomas Cooke, plaintiffs,
Hg0iad
John ayloe, Edmund I!crndon, in his right and
administrator oil James f. Bullock, deceased, Matthew
Thompson, William Moore, Gerard f. johnson, Barnet
finch Jr, John Davis stephen perow Thomas Franklin,
i'rcdham Moore, lhcudoie Rcid and Carssa his wife,
Charles Harvey, admir- Nathan Harvey, deed Charles
L. ubhs admir- N W lillian G. McCallistcr, decd. Sa ali
W. McCailislcr, wife OF VIM C.. hcCaster, Robert 4.
hct atstcf, john Met aiii,,r and ilham cCallist.r
infant children 81 SAID lillian G. and Sarah William
COLDS trustee &c, John Fariss, executor OF benjamin Fa-
MS, deceased Jesse uto, sher oi Campbell county,
aud such adult oi Joh Talbot deceased Allen Talbot
deceased, John Woodeon, deceased, James Gillian, de-
ceased, Richard Cooke deceased, john Reid, ieccase,
Philip Gibbs, deceased, and Charles abbott deceased
Defendants.
In tukNCERf.
The defendant 4 au Aoo,c tot having entered his up
rearanc and Given security, according o the Net 81 Assem-
bly, aud the rules Of this Cu"i and appearing 10y sas-
factory evidence that he is not lhaothm o ths COM
munw cal,h ordered that he appea' mere on the st
day Of the next April term of tins court ana al ri ' h'ii
Of the plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be 1,l IN
inserted in some newspaper printed IN the town OF Lynch
burg Tor TIVE months successNcv, and posted at the front
door of the house ct this county, day.
GoPy,-Icse,
mo. d. ALEXANDER, Clk.
Jan. y WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

NittiNi, At rules held in Tie Clerk', Office OF the
County Court OF Bedford, Moniay the 9Th day Of
December 1872
James Wilmington and Elizabeth his wife PLAINTIFF,
against
Elisha H. Preston administrator dc bonIs the will
annexed OF Lawrence Mctorge, decd Edmund Nctieors
executor Of Mary McGeorgc, decd, John Swinney, Re-
bert Swinney, James Swinney Ann Swinney John Swim
ney Frances Swnney and Elizabeth Swnncy, Charlotte
HALEY, John Mcteorge Nancy Mcfeoge Hczckiah Dick
inson and Fanny his wife Edmund Aceorge Joel Meador
and Agncss his wife, Creed NIeador and Robert, Mary
MARTHA Agnes, William Edmund, John, Frederick xau
DE Marquis Moador, Mary Mctseorgc. William. Me
George and the said Edmund Mc(eorgc Edward Jones and
Thomas Davis securities for the said Mary McCcorss
decd executrix Of the said Lawrence Mctcoge decd.
Defendants
IN CHANCEGY.
The defendants John Mct;eogc Ilezehi, Dickinson and
Fanny his wife, Joel Meador Agness his wife Creed
Mcador Robert Meador Mary Mcator. Martha Meador Az
ness Mcado- William Acadol, Edmund Meador John Fred
erck Neador and DE Marquis Mcador, having entered
their appearance and given security according the act Of
assembly, and the rules of this court I'd it appca By
satisfactory evidence, that they Inhabitants Of this
commonwealth; 1t is ordered that the said defendants
appear here the fourth Monday in March next and
the plaintiffs bills and that copy of this order be
published in the Vrgnan paper printed in the OF
Iynchburg, for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted a The
front door OF the courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Testc,
RO. C. MITCHELL, el't.,
Dee. 25 w?m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

~ THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of irginia
JANUARY 10Th. So
ENLlJAH JOHNSON. Of th' Town q Lynchourg,
E1 having filed petition prayn- ,hst he may be de
clared Bankrupt: Ii is ordered that all pen, '4ni
ing to be creditors {, the said Elijah johnson show CAUSE
to the court, ON the l5h day of February next why
the said ELIJAH Johnson be not declared a baukrup t nur
suant to the act Of Congress in that behalf and tina,
copy this order be published in the newspapers accord
ing 10 the :22d aud . lih rules of court.
Copy-Iesre.
HENRY GIBSON elk
Jar. l6 WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
WIN. JAMES SHELTON,
ATTORNEY LAW

4 4 FFERS his services to practice in the III.
~ perlor and Inferior Courts OF the corporation OF
lynchburg; Also in these of the counties of Campbell
Amherst and Bedford. All business confded to him
shall be prosecuted with diligence and prompt attention.
Ills office main street, opposite to the grocery oi
Mr. John lIons and one door above Col Phelpss auc-
iion room.
Jynchburc, Oct a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

4 A tNb removed 70 the house recently occupied
by Nh John Noltins, NSarly opposite the Make,
House, tcndess his sf7ccs 10 his r ns and tEs pub
10.
Auc, SON and Eo,nsn;ssien F3crrhnnf.
lie will atienn e the sale Of Real Estate, Ncgo-s.
Horses, and every descri, ion Of Merc,7r'ize.
His acquaintance with the lt5r 1t dealers in No
gr5cs, well pretty extensive acqu. n'ance in the
contiguous neghborfond. viii alr, him every facility
IN the sale of that species of property. His sacus
and cellar. will enable him TO keep in good eondi-
len every article of merchandise he may on con
ugnmcnt.
He deems it futile make urish Of rrpsSisc and
will therefore. only say. that he will be grateful Ec pat
fon;s and those who bcstow ii. Lay rely upon )asics
at his hands
He will take charge Of Negroes to be offered for sal"
either privately publicly and board them at 25 cents
per day until the sale is e ced Reasonable advances
property in hand
REFERENCES.
Sntison II. Daris Sr. .Joi,nJ P4rvi.
Richard T5pee Iola, Holm,
.hchinney g. .Dosby Henry Darts
Nc Corlie s. Nc Daniel Uhite Iardy &. Irvine
Burton g. Rodes Hancock 6. adams
The Richmond Country Wing will publish tho
above advertisement weekly four weeks and send &C.
count to this Office for collections.
Dee, IS Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

VIRGINIA., to witAt Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Coutt Of Law and Chanccry for
the Comfy ol Halifax, in the month OF January 1913
Elisha Barksdac, Jr., Plaintiff
against.
John Eendrec and Thomas ). Fournoy, Defendants
Is CHAScERY
The defendant, John endee, having entered his an
pearance and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
Is not nhabitant oil this Commonwealth It i, ordered
that the said defendant John leudrce do the
hr day ct April Term next and answer the bill =. the plain
lh that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
lynchbus Nrginan two months successfully posted
at the front door of the Courthouse Of this COUNTY
Copy-Ie
WI. S. HOLT, D. c.
January rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

court holden for the county Of Patrick a, the Court
"A house tie reof, the 18th dsy Of Dee ember 1872
John -. Chcatham, Plaintiff
against
William W. Hairiss and Norbourn VI raaierro,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
The defendant William NJ larr, having entered hi,
appearance and gvrn security according the of Assem-
bly, and the ues oil this Court and it appearing by sa,f
actory evidence that he is not nhabant OF this
wealth, motion Of the plaintiff by counsel ii il ordered that
the said defendant do appear here the r dayo February
Court next and the plaintiff, BILL and that copy of
this order be forthwith published the Lynchburg yrehan
Tor two months and posted at the front door Of the Court
isuse Of tbs county, on some court day
Copy-Tese,
N. zENTMEYER, u. c.
Jan. won
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
From The National I,tsljgeocey lam %

RInIerLous 1loN.-l ahdbtlls hay inr been freely
circulated all over this city Gefgeop H. ard even Alex
andra announcing that the clebraed Parsun Micrtwho
holds and breaches that tie narld viii lie brought To an
end ~ the course 81 next nGn) would discourse ,rsleT4
day AT heeo'eoch Z. NJ from heportcoolhe front Steps
OF the Patent Office, immense crowd began to assem-
bic on the spot as early as O'Clock and continued nn
I'll half PAST three, when should think Tie multitude
amounted To between five aud six Thousand people In
the crowd noticed persons Of all ages and casss and
some i,m "3men and grls. Many among the anxious
multitude nefe from GeurgeoNp and Alexandra -
The people continued lpcrab quiet until about hall ra,t
three O'Clock. WHEN gentleman Che Rev. Chas \ Da-
vis) stepped forward on the steps IT the Patent 0aire
and taking I'll his hat, assured the multitude that "Ar
Miller WIS mol ~ the city The announcements as
might be expected caused no little uurmurnn aud ex
c.ltmo nj IN ne 49, d" ~ rcerls w.. t,oan ia ,o,
ce've hat they Were Loort6 by some mischcy,us wac
who had printed and published the handful Alter
snort period. MI Davis ngala STEPPED Efward and nra-
posed ia, distinguished gentleman i!rn pr, sent should
be called ont Bnggs, Brggs;' but after pause Of
ten ihni'sor mor", the gentleman called ON not having
responded 10 lhe call, the crowd began tn dispense with
out any serons lnnut or disturbance which is certainly
ere dahc In The peaceful character Of our ril2,ns
We understand IRON Baltimore police ,iii,pr WIN
happened 10 he present among the rrowd Yesterday that
sullar hoax Was played oh IN the Monumental On, n
'c" day ago. and the same l"oWug officer having told
us thai he had two nuuriuus p,ckpchets On The
ground yesterday. thong prudent To 90 home as
SPEEDILY possible.
II Was amusing TO hear, rs we walked alone the
Streets every body talking about and laue hinp a, The
groa hodr Which had been rfacs,d upon the crcdnlty
ui The people. forour ran we can honestly saw that
had The reverend gentleman made his appearance and
held forth, agneahly la announcements on ms ayoric
doctrine "i The world dcsructhn III The course df the
next month"; should have cons idcrcd Haf Ms , bonr
even more ridiculous than the which was 80 sue
cess'ny played of yesterday at the expense -four com
nuuty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

MARSHALL AND THE B,nREL.-'rhe western papers
tell the following anerduic-
An opponent OF this gentleman, few years
since, exhibited his political eaegng by informing the
crowd, which he addressing that his father WAS
cooper, and had made II lart Tor them Tom in reply
INDUCED IN The following strains: 'Frllw citizens
have no doubt that Mr. rs his oppoucnts) father as
copper INST Iate cuoper-a Curious cuorera per
feet snasher 81 cooper, and made many good bar
reg but fellow citizens. he made barrel (polnus 10
- IN which he forgot To put good bead
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
VIRGINIA:

+ rules he IN the Clerk s Office of the Circuit Supe-
nor Court al Law and Chanrerv holden and for the
eoanty OF Campbell, the BAD day oil January, 1913
John Rossrf and Thomas Cooke, plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
AUCTION ASsa CD .sss~SlOV
EsqSf1Et~S
,TyEyS.5r ,.gyFsNT

AitNG removed 10 the house recently occupied
X by Nh John iioItns, AraFy opposite the MaIkc,
House, tenders his sf,iccs his Ir, ns and tie Pub
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

house and furniture, always elegant. easy and
comfortable. The Arrangement or The
grounds was equally complete the lannon's
shruoDery was mimic wilderness, with lab
yr'nth walks bordcred with flowers, and in
tcrsPersed with arbors and groltos. The eS-
tenslve pasture in front with its nocks and
nerds, was separated from the lawn by M. in
visible fence; and the view up the Ohio was
unobstrncted for several miles. But the
whole scene requires the pen Of poet
The description of WIRT is nearerithe reality
than issgenerally believed, and his sketch Of
Mrs. Blannerhasset is equally true to nature.
She was beautiful and accomplished lady.
OF dignlhed appearance and manners; ala-
BILE, friendly, and without the least afTecta-
uon, yet with all her elegance, she was a no
table housewife, and devoted TO her needle:
not IN The production of flowers and flounces.
but ofgarments for her children and servants.
The miserable ISLANDERS which have been re-
ported of her, are without the least founda-
ton. Burr did not seduce Blannerhasset.
through the medium of his wife, as has often
been stated his only visit TO the Island did
not exceed three days, and no wonan ofMrs.
BIS mind and character, could be corrupted
on SO brief an acquaintance. Blannerhasset
was an open and unguarded man, easily i'm
posed upon, and enthusiastic i'm all his inn
pulses. Burr approached him in the most
artiul and insidious manner. Descending
the river in batteaux, he landed as pass
ing stranger merely To see and admire the
iar-famcd Island. Mr. BIannerhasset hearing
that stranger was on his lawn, sent SER
want TO invite him to the house fhe wiIy
serpent sent his card with an apology. but
MIR II. with his usual hospitality, walked out
aud insisted on his remaining day or two.
Burr very modestly adquiesced, and during
that unfortunate interview infused the poi
son OF ambition into the unn.ary mind of his
visionary host. Mrs b. endeavofed 10 dis
suade her husband from the enterprise. but
tndIng his soul enlisted in it, her sense Of
dnty compelled her to acquiesce in his views,
winch resulted IN the ruin of his family.
Years have gene by. and the tale at last
Is told as a sorrowiul scene long past
The steamboat passenger looks on the de-
serted Island for some vestige Of IFS former
but he looks in vain. The
mansion was destroyed by fire, its beautiful
appendages are obliterated, its hospitality,
The soul OF music, and the refinement of
taste and intellect, have all departed. On
my last visit 10 the scene OF many happy
honrs. the only memento of my early associ-
atoms could find, was "R w 1905" carv-
ed on the bark of an old Beach tree. 1as
81 ielt like one who ircads alone, h
Some banquet hall deserted i0sil
Whose lights are fled, whose garland ,lead.l
And all but he departed" f7. W.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

MuTroN-FED Pork With regard to the
assertion of Sir John Tyrell at a public
meeting in England, that American pork is
fattened upon mutton, the Buffalo CONNER.
cial Advertiser says pos iameg IS
I'VE have known country butchers drive
a BRISK business in winter by buying up at a
cheap rate common sheep, which were
slaughtered for the sake of their pelts, hams
and tallow, The whole carcase olthe sheen.
except the hams which were cured, was
tried out for the tallow, and the remains were
thrown to drove of slab-sded, long legged.
hungry hogs, that, when the sheep killing
was finished, were slaughtered in their turn.
Sir John, it win be seen, was not far out
OF the way, but it was poor policy in him 10
make the assertion 1t might answer his pur-
pose, so far as discouraging the demand for
American pork was concerned, but the peo-
pie who heard him would be mighty APT Ia
ask what sort ola country that was in which
hey could Afford TO feed their swine on NUT.
on 500 sta gtii- 9Hlil4.f ai.i la
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27

Remember the child whose voice first
hSps, today, before that voice shall whisper
seditIon IN secret, or thunder treason at the
head oi'an armed band. Remember the
chIld whose hand today first lifts lis tiny
bauble, before that hand shall scatter fire.
brands, arrows and death. Remember those
sPort'ye groups of youth, in whose halcyon
bosoms there sleeps an ocean, as yet scarcely
RULED 10y the passions, which soon shall
nease II as with the tempest's Strength
heihemDer, that Whatever station in life YOU
may MI, these mortals, these immortals, are
your care Devote, expend, consecrate
yourself to the holy work of their improve
ment Pour out light and truth as God
pouis sunshine and rain. No louger seek
knowledge as the luxury of few, hut dis
pehse II among all as the bread of lle.-r
Learn only how the ignorant may learn;
now The innocent may be preserved; thevis-
clous reclaimed. Call down the astronomer
from the skies call up the geoogist from
MS snpterranean explorations summons, il
needs be, the mightiest intellects from the
Council Chamber of the nation senter clois-
tered halls where the scholiast muses. over
superiiuops annotatons; :. dissolve conclaye
and synod, where subtle polelncs are vainly
discussing their barren dogmas collect
Whatever oftaent, or erpdition, or cloquence.
or authority, the broad land can supply, and
so forth and TEACH THIS PEOPLE. For in
the name Of the living God, il must be pro
claimed, that RIGHTEOUSNESS shall be the lib
cry, and violence and chicanery shall be
me lazy, and superstition and craft shall be
the religion, and the selfdestructive indul-
gence ofal sensual and uuhallowed passions,
shall be the only happiness of that people
VINO neglect the education of their children.
Strides. Hon. Horace MGnn'S Grafton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-11
CONSUMPTION
ID l. v * MPLA INT.
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT

FROM 375, BOWERY, N Y
EOR the OF Coughs, Colds Asthma Whoonino
L Cough, Caarrh, Pains in the Side and Breast Bfon
chitis, Liver Complaints and ali those affections of the
Throat and Lungs, which Of SO much suffer-
ing, and so often terminate in Consumption This remedy
Justly and highly distinguished Ii is purely vegetable
mid and gentle in its effects upon the system and can be
taken IN The most delicate with safety as well as
utility So extensively has been used and often prov
ed successful, in extreme and apparently almost
hopeless cases, not only palliative bul as remedy
that the proprietor feels hesancy in introducing IT, and
recommending 1t 10 all who unfortunately may have occa
SION 10 resort TO some means for recovery.
Physicians familiar with its effects and aware of The
healing properties Of this vegetable preparation not un-
he9neLy prescribe 1t in their practice and with the med
iealiScuy generally has met with more Than ordinary
appreciation. ''
Cehcates from he highest and most respectable sour
ces oil persons VINO nave either been greatly relieved by
IT, or entirely recovered fom affections of The Tnnrs
LIVER coulu De iulhshed IN abundance, but we deem il
not necessary 10 publish them the medicine is SO gener
ally known throughout the country to be the hest ed;
cine IN use Tor diseases Of The Lungs and Liver
For common Cold and Cough Ills ia ono or a., -
best remedies discovered. NV 'e'y
b. There is spurious and counterfeit ariola aaoo,
and lately introduced into this place Thereore he ca
full to get The genuine, which is from 375 Bowerv Ne
York, and that the steel plate label is on ,be h
Tie to prevent counterieits wv
For sale by Sias Burbank and Clark e. Collins Mon,-
Peler; Moses Morse, Johnson; Moull. Young & Co
SStshord II. d. Morgan Co., Warren, r. g. ]. MI
Richardson, Watsfed. I9,ly