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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
J.zX.y'S'S EXPEEyOR.y.y'T

detIedly superior to amy other known combination oil
medicine for Coughs, Colds, Consumption Asthma, Spit
ing OF blood, Angina Pectorls-Palpiaton of the llta
Bronehitis-Chronic plcurisy, Ioarseness, Difficulty Of
Breathing, Whooping Cough, Pains and Weakness Of tn.
breast ana all diseases oithe Pulmonary Organs.
This medicine highly and justly recommended by M.
mefous and respectable individuals who have found si
from its Many who have been abouring under pro.
acied Coughs and Pains ia the Breast and sup
posed by themselves and their friends far advanced il
snmpn have been happily restored perfect health by
use OF this valuable Expectorant.
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July %

NilN'lNlA-At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for Bed
ford county, the 9th day Of July, 1871:
Joseph "h1teh, Plaintiff,
against
NiiamJ' lnkin, James Anthony and James Lancaster,
Defendants,
In CHANCERY
The Defendant James Anthony not ha wing entered his
peaance and given security according the Act Assembly
and the Rules oil this court and appearing by Satisfactory
evidence that he is not nhabant OF this Commonwealth.
1t Is ordered that he do appear the court house the
day OF September term next and the bill of the pa
TIM and that this order be inserted newspaper pub
shed in the town OF Lynchburg for months
y, and posted front door of the courthouse of this
county, on some courtday. Copy-Teste.
JOS. WILSON, elk.
July % VIM
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NIRGINIA:A rules held in the clerks Office of the cir
cult superior court oI law and chancery the town of
l-ynchburg, on the lst day OF July, 1874:
Thomas Eos, administrator of James Fox, decd, PtT
against
Jacob Y. Caldwell and Francis II. Carver AMI William
L. Ferg, merchants and partners trading under firm
ana style oil Carver and Fertig5 Defendants.
In tuANCERY.
The Defendant Jacob V Cald~ ell not having entered his
appearance and given security according of As
sem0y aud the Rules of this Court and appearing
dcory evidence, that he is inhaban of Ills coun-
try 1t is ordered that the said Defendant appe here N
the first day Of the next term the bill of the Plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the of ynchbrg for two month,
and posted at the front door othc
IN the SAID town a Copy-Testc,
ID. ROBES elk.
July % y2m
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To the Travelling Public.
DILL n LIVE OF E.E(sES.

NlHE nuders.ned, reilsrieief If the line ut sage.
Il running fram l. ucbbafg Va New London and
Liberty, 10 Flneaslle aud tie BE- Lei, hereby nlarns
the public liza, no has established day lne Of Stages
frum LyBehbnre u fincsse. meeting with daily
line of Ms. Wism A. Masn's from l'iarase. by the
Sweet and Red Springs the Vino Sulphur, which
connec vi daily ne nas m iai uperaiiUn 10 Guy
sndotse.Ai the swesi : rings thero ri weekly line
efStalrs running 10 t.e sab an3 Rod Saphaf, and
ffon The White Sulphur here Is daily line running by
the Warm and Hot Springs On TO Ssuuon. Virginia.
The dali, Stages 81 the nrop;ent from Lynchbnrg in
fcrsect with the Steam and Packet Buss at Lynch
burg, and Stages WILL the arss Of the coats, be read
v the banks olthe Caa 10 convey passeuger& thsir
baggage to any Tavern which they may 60 in ynch
burg, free ofchsrge.
The tri-weekly line from I.yncibutg to Big Lick Is
slill in operation, leaving Lynchburg every Monday,
"Wednesday aud Frdas, passing through Salem and
Chris,iansburg by fars's line Is Wythe c. H., and
thence by BOYD s Co.'S line, through Abingdon, 10
Brownsville, Tennessee.
There no nigh,-fayelling On either Of the above
routes ofhe Pr Pteta an1 passengers coming from the
Nester Suuih VIII fesei Iynchhufg by 5o'cl,eh 7 NJ
IN time TO tTansac business and lake the line Of b1as
~ Richmond nesi morning.
He would say fJiiuse Who wish to visit the Virginia
Springs this season. tina, they viii find this pleas.
ant aud expeditions Tho roads in good order
and the view irom The Blue Ridge, over which the STA
gcs pass. IS equal in grandeur of scenery 10 view
from the Peaks of Otter
Having considerable expense provided himself with
fine and comfortable ouacles excellent jcams and sober
and careful drivers, and pledging himself spare
pains expense 10 accommodate those who may choose
10 paronze hun he respectfully asks the patronage Of
the travelling public.
Fare 10 fiaeaslle and Big Lick reduced 10 g., and
way travel in proportion. WM. TERRY.
Proprietor.
July OH. 1874.
The undersigned. Proprietor Of III, lino OF Stages from
Fncaslle TO the Ahile sulphur Springs. would say 10
the public that his daily line connects With that of Mr.
William Terry from iynehhurg en- which there is no
night rayeling thai he has good coaches aud teams
and careful drivers and he the public that thefe
shall be no deentsn u passengers after they reach his
line.
Faro reduced through 10 the White Sulphur Springs
for 50 fr0n Iynehbafg, way travel IN proportion.
WM 4. MASIlN.
Proprietor II the Fincasile and WI. Sui Inc
Or The Richmond Wig and Enquirer viii each IN
'sert 9 simss. IN their semi weekly paper
July 10 40
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LAST NOTICE.

n IL persons having claims against the estates Of
49, n1oe'' olopion, Thomas Pope and Jacob Ander-
son. are hereby notified that unless thew aro
70 me properly authenticated for settlement. as tbe law
uocs, on or before the LIST day of October nox ,h,,
ss notice VIII be plead in bar OF any claim that NAV ba
presented a,'er that date. +. Y. WIMBlSH, ext.
0' no0e'' olopton, and admir-. of Thomas Pope
A,., 70 and Jacob Anders,n
vito
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y ds's'se,fl,
Pl.a..'s,S 0..sg music.

|HNllE subscriber has hand and is constantly re-
n cciying, supplies of those
superior Planes of Chickering's,
of Boston. lie considers it unnecessary to say any thing
as to thor Tone finish and durability there are about
twenty OF these Instruments IN this place. that ave been
IN constant Tor the last four or FIVE wears And
no VIII take the liberty ri referring purchasers 10 those
persons who have tried hem feeling confident that the
most scepea will be satisfied Of their being equal /
not SUPERIOR toany Instruments made in this or any 9TH
nr country.
a L. s o,
A small supply OF NEW music for the Piano. OF
The best composers, (Songs, Sc, &c) Some few new
songs 'nd Pieces for the Guitar Piano and Guitar
.sTRuc roRs-a few copies of the most approved
authors. ID. II. LYMAN.
BdHk Square.
n. u. Mr.. w =. Greene. who is known as "A GOOD
laho Tuner. thasing once been manufacturer may be
found at the store OF the subscriber when not absent in
the country on business
Jan Is wIom
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FOR SIZE,
XEELOw BRANCH IIOwrT.

ENlE 81 BSCRiBF.R being DESTROYS OF moving TO
u the West, offers this valuable property for sap in
the county OF Campbell, II miles south of Lyncbhnr
en- The fH'sy'vanla and Lynchburg Turnpike. and !
miles Southwest Of the Court House, with 200 acres Of
Land attached about one>ihird open in fine state Of
involvement, the balance well tmbered and lies we'll
WIN splendid TAVERN HOUSE, large aud ro,rny,
well arranged built expressly for Tavern keenn, 'rhe
Is also good Store House, Tobacco Factory non
and all necessary fixtures for manufacturing tobacco:
with Blacksmith shop. House, and all neces
ssry ouI buildings. There is also young Or
,natd OF '"e Ges' selection OF fruit have also large
Vineyard Of the foreign wine CRANE inst co,n,r =, ,
lection This is one Of tho most handsome and desira
Die situations IN this connry point of health and rnod
water none to surpaSs 1t. will take pleasure in shay
ing the premises at any time any one DESTROYS of mr.
cuas'ng' as deem further description unnecessary.
July 90 n no
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~ - II ID E.t e.

MRS. ELIZABETH YANCEl will accommodate
-4Vh few Young Ladies with hardng, upun moderate
,ergs Her residence pleasantly situated on the hill
10 an agreeable ntghhsrhsd and at convenient dis,
lance frum the several tmale schools Apply to her,
w. r. Yancey.
Aug ~ In
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vgATUHEs, .sEvyELRY &c.
Auction Sale of Land and slaves.

auction Sale of Land and slaves,
pursuance OF two deeds of trust executed to us by
Robert NORRIS, the bearing date on the nh
day oiJuy 1872 and of record in the county court n(
Campbell. and Hastings Court of Lynchburc; and tho
DINER bearing date on the "a day of December 1919 and
OF record IN the court last mentioned. we will on ihc
A'h day OF September, ISL. al the Market House in
he town OF lynehburg, sell, by way Of public auction
'of ready money, certain tiacl or parcel of LAND
win the arpnrienances lying and beng in the county of
Mountain. containing
a G n Es
more, or less II beng the same land now in the occu
paney OF ilartwell Epps aud the same which was here
'oore conveyed to the said Morriss. by Edward Bopu
ais, =, the following slaves, namely George Ca man
Manaia, Ga woman) Maria "a woman.) aud her two
children Martha Ann, and George
Aching as trustees we will on y convey to the purch,
sers oil the said property such title as is vested IN ne by
sand deeds of trust. " w
JOHN NJ OTEY.
JOHN b. DABNEY. trustees
Aug ,,as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09

family medicine it is unequalled, and Is an ,
~ in removing bilious aud other complaints arising
the derang mrn the alimentary duets, ana IN
the blood. 1t Is certain the OF the more dec' "a
plants incident to females, grateful to the taste,
the smell and and al the same time gentle in its opera
teu, vet ecacous, that female ought to be "i,o' "
great eftthemby its venerable DISCOVERIES ana
over he have Introduced, throughout the length ana
breadth ths widely extended country have uniformly anu
Invariably reccvedthe approval of the public voice.
As many OF the above enumerated diseases come on '
perceptbly and become far advanced in their progress
lore suspected that they exist in the SYSTEM no one
expect in such To he at relieved entirely p'
should continue the of the pills for considerable length
of time Full directions accompany each box for the use
Of the pills in all those complaints for which they are recon-
mcnded
o. Peters pills for sale, wholesale and retail, n
York prices, By all the Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk.
For sale by DAVID r. LYMAN,
JOHN IL SEAY,
lynchbnrg, Va
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
Will oher iJr sale al auction, on the 9th of nov,
u month, September. TRACT OF LAND cont,in.
ing about luo acres. chiefly in woods at the three mia
post on the road leading to Campbell courthouse Also
one ' n's''
ffG!F.Scrc lot
~ Tue Junction OF Jefferson Street and 4th alley Also
I'll Ii ACRE Lot
On man or End Street, opposite my dwelling The
,ihe OIL paymenwill be liberal. Any nerson wshinr -
deal privately will be attended To- s :"
s,h .,a 90 WIN DAVIS. Jr.
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JAMES ~. .JEREY,

COMMISSION md FORU.2RDLNG
.NER Cfki.ST.
ar l. d. Cars,nAw & o's OLD STAND TIE BA
SIM
RICHMOND, VA.
T'IIE SUBSCRIBER having taken the well known
stand on The North bank OF the BASIN, recently o.
enpied By Lewis -. Cronshaw < Co, viii ne pleased
the public III every department OF his business
lie hopes hy strict Observance al the Interests OF his cor
respondents and unrcnitcd attention To business 10
II and receive PARTON ui patronage. Cash advances
made eonslgnments
Receiving aud Forwarding attended to with despatch
JAMES II. jUREi.
Richmond, sept. wis
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EssV EIE4s4lNG HOUSE,

good Negro Cabins with stone chimneys, good Barn
large wei arranged Stable, good Tobacco Houses suli
cent To cure 20 or $4,000 pounds of Tobacco more
minute description would be superluons. as purchasers
will OF course examine and Judge for themselves To
those, however, who may wish To purchase and that
have no knowledge OF the place The subscriber will saw
that has long ana deservcdy been regarded as one Of
the most valuable estates in this section OF counry within
Is miles OF Lynchburg, to which the products of the
farm can be sent any day; miles from New Lon
don Academy. whe'e there is fine School, and
good manufacturing Mill and Saw Mill within 200
yards OF the plantation; altogether ion aggregate of
advantages that few places possess.
Also, one other tract, containing GOO lying in
the county OF Pitsylyana, Saunton River and Syc
atnore Gfcek;-ihIs tract is regarded good Tobacco
ploniatlon, being well adapted 10 raise fine manufctu
ng Tobacco. portion of which, yet TO Clear is fine
high land as any IN the county, the land borders on the
river for near halt mile: the low grounds are narrow
but OF excellent quality; there is aso II valuable Grst
Mill on Sycamore creek, well known as one Of the best
streams In the county for milling purposes; the improve
ments are comfortable 0verseers House, excellent Ne
groe Houses together with the usual farm buildings An
Immediate sale of the above land is very desirable to the
subscriber; and an is given that he disposed
TO sell them at their fair vaue the payments he has no
doubt can be arranged to suit the purchaser.
For further particulars apply the snbscrber;or to Col
VIM. T. Smith in Lynchburg. Maj John l.. Adams
will show or give any information desired respecting the
Land IN Pulsy Yania, who is also authorized to make
sale Of the same.
JOHN SMITH, in,
Ten miles w'st Of LwctbWg on he Forest Road
Aug. 5 WITS
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NIRGtNiA: rules holden the clerks Office of the
circuit superior court ofaw and chanccry for the town
of l.ynchbnrg. on the lst day of July, 1874
Lee McClnock and Edmund Lockwood, merchants and
partners trading under the style and firm OF Lee McCntoe
y co. Plaintiffs,
against
Jacob V. Caldwell and Francis II. Carver and William >.
Fertg merchants and partners trading under the style aud
firm of Carver & ferlg. Defendants,
In CHANcERY
The Defendant, Jacob V. Caldwell not having entered
his appearance and given security according the
Assembly and the Rules OF tins Court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he not
try 1t ordered that the said Defendant do appear here en-
the first day OF the next term and the bill OF
Plaintiffs and ihata copy OF this order be forthwith Inserted
in newspaper printed in the of .yncbug two
months saceessvey and posted at the front door Of the
courthouse, IN the said town.
Copy-Teste,
ID. ROBES, elk.
July % WIN
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Commissioners Sale.

\ pursuance of decrctal order of the county court
oi Campbell. made at the August term. lSl in the
suit ai Morgan. &c. plaintiffs against Galatians, Sc
deendanisi the Undersigned commissioning appointed oy
sad court, for tina, purpose. will proceed to sell on the
2Hd day OF October next. II fair II on the next fair
day thereafter, AT the late residence Of Daniel Callahan
deed. the
TRACT OF LAND
on which the said Callahan resided nj The time of his
death, IN the county OF Campbell, on Bear creek sun
posed 10 contain between three and four hundred acres
The terms Of sale will be credit OF one and two wears
for equal portions of the purchase money, the purchaser
giving bond with good personal security and tho tllo will
be retained 10 the land itself further sccurly Tho
Improvements on this land very good and the plan
lailon IN good repair, aud the land well adapted 10 To
hacco and The different kinds of grain II will he shown
to any rerson wishing 10 purchase. by Wood Jones or
ilytam Freshman living on the premises
DAVID c. MORGAN,
WOOD JONES, oom's'
Sept2 w1w
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EWfnUbEe KnAGs for safe.

VIE subscriber offers for sale the following valuable
d lands, 10 wit: One Tract in the county OF Camp
bell, lying IN the fork Of Flat Creel, and Otter RIVER
containing about thousand aud seventy five acres On
this tract II Is estimated there upwards al 20 acres
Of low grounds of excellent quality, three fourhs Of
which lies in body without a break in it nearly
all of the cleared high lands arc productive, and
were originally OF the first quality--lhere is still
prion OF fac tobacco land to clear aud the out lands
aotd an abundant supply OF good pine timber well as
rail TIMBER aud fire wood the whole plantation is ad
maby adapted 10 clover and grass Of every descriptions
and the subscriber with confidence say he has never
witnessed more beneficial or durable effects from the ap
pIieaon OF plaster or farm pen any land than
he has on those; there is so on the land limestone
quarry which might be worked to any desired extent;
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VI AKsEsLE CUTTING BUSINESS

Avn u THING BUSINESS
JAMES SIMPSON
Sruo i'aye to acquaint the inhabitants of Jvnoh
0"'s' d. and OF It's vicinity, that he intends "a
rying the
MARBLE CUTTING BysrNEss
" al It's various branches They can be supplied with
Italian and American Marble Mon, " '''
"e"'S' lombs, eravesones and Mantle Pieces.
CARVING
will be done in the neatest s,yle An ordo-. A.
m Shears, (near Eotis Livery Sl,olsH ,y;l, 10
July % ''eu w.
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JAMES HAIR TONic.We are Convinced that ther, i,
noing IN this world like Jaynes Hair for the prouc.
ton of Hair We have known il to fill the bald head Of
several OF our acquaintnces with beautiful CROP and heard
Of others, who sport exnbcrant head OF hair .hu
but short time ago concealed their nakedness benca the
ARTIFICIAL assistanc" CT wig. No wonder the wig naktn
lave declared against Dr. JAYNE, posed
drive hm out OF the oil civilized socicty-Spui of
Tie Times, February IAN, 1910
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And enquiry, will be found in every town and village
in the State.
Dee. 70 wl2m
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H. NDsoME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT

II ANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTlON.-On Wednesday morning next, the
9th instant at half past ten o'clock, shall sell, al
the residence of the late Hon A. z. Upshur, Secre.
tary of State, on + street, between Goth and 2lst
Streets his household and kitchen furniture amongst
which we enumerate the following articles, viz
Vienna piano forte, of superior tone and touch
made by the celebrated Stein.
Handsome mahogany hair-seat chairs, sofas and
rockers
Mahogany extension dining table centre table
Very large and handsome pier glasses, window
curtains and ornaments
Sett girondoles, gilt candeabras, lights gilt
brackets
Very handsome gold band French china dinner set
Cut glass decanters, claret fagons, &c, &C.
Knives and forks
imperial saxony Parlor carpets and rugs, Brus-
sells and Ingram
Hall, step, and chamber carpets, hall stove and
pipe
Hall lamp, stair rods brass tenders, shovels ongs
andirons Sc
Bedsteads, beds
Mattresses, bureau, washstand, toilet sets, &c,
SC.
With a variety of other articles, and general as
sortment Of culinary articles, and very fine mich
COW, now at the pail.
At Ia O'Clock we shall sell several dozen Of very
superior Champagne, Madeira, and other wines.
Also, some demijohns of Sherry wine.
Terms Of sale All sums Of and under $50 cash
over $50, a credit of 60 and 80 days. for approved
endorsen notes bearing interest
march l9-dts X. w. DYER & co.
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HOFFMAN'S LAW INSTIrUTON.-The
u subscriber has established at No. ~ SOUTH
FIFTH STREET, Philadelphia, an extensive Insti-
tuition Tor the reception OF Law Students from every
par OF 'he Union The advantages offered are as
follows An extensive Librmy of about 900 vol
umes IN, every department OF urisprudenee-oi Uni
Versai Literature, History aud Seienees-Lectures
on law, and also its cognate topics nearly through
out The year-the PRACTICE Of all the Courts spe-
cialy attended to- and in mode OF greater certainly
and rapidtfy Than can possibly be obtained In any
Counsellor's Office. Written Legal Essays by the
Students who prefer To be thus engaged-iamar
COM lrSdions on most points OF Law-pe petusl at
tention to a sure and practical COURSE OF STU
Df-the adaptation OF that Course to the exact wants
OF the Student, according as he may design to prac
tice in the untry, or in some maritime city-a
Course as long, or as short the Students may pre-
fer
The FORMS ofall legal proceedings progressively
studied-ihe Practice explained practically and also
pfosophieaAy-all the newest books, they appear,
added TO the Lbrary-and all the Law Journals, for
eign and domestic, and in all the living languages Of
the Contnent-the Laws of nearly every State in the
Union, either in bulk, digested codefed And,
when the number attains to sixty the lectures will
then be hcice day. during ten months Of the year.
The building is adapted for about that number is
commodious, airy, and well furnished.
The student enters only for sir months at time !
and in any day Of the year-he continues his studies
at the point in which he may then be. If beginner
the elements VIII DC thoroughly impaired, Whilst ne
has the benefit OF hearing, at the time the higher
order Of instruction. anticipation ohis reading
Noperiod of study is prescribed, long short must
depend upon the student himself Whenever well qua
lifted, CERTIFICATE Of that fact will be con-
feried. Fee every half year, 500 SO. Living in this
city is, perhaps, more moderate than in any other
large city in The Union possibly more than in
very many small ones. Those inclined to know fur
Their particulars, may receive by mall Circular, ad-
dressed by me to Law Stuuents. And, as TO qualih-
cations, practical and heoretic they referred to
The subscribers legal works to his practice in many
Courts during nearly thirty yeass-to any of the
Judges of the Supreme Court Of the United States,
and to those of the Court Of Appeals Of Maryland,
by whom he is best known lie Is TINS voluntarily
particular, from having as early 1917, had cause
to manifest his conviction that LAW STUDENTS
of this country have net been as faithful to them
selves, and DESTROYS OF aYalng themselves Of every
legal jacitty, as Medical Students uniformly have
been, in seeking those facilities that apperan to their
vocation.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
PHILADELPHIA, March 90 lS44.-25dtf.
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d EMOVAL -BOTELER, DOM & Co have
IN removed their house furnishing stores into the
large granite front thrce-story new house, opposite
the west end Of the Centre Market house, and SECOND
door east Of Olaggeus dry goods store. They
take this opportunity Of informing their friends and
the public in gene al and their old customers in par.
ucuar, that they have, by the concentration of their
stores large stock ofhouse furnishing goods Of every
description on hand, and that they will be adding TO
their stock frequently such articles as the demands Of
the public may require, their object being TO render
the store bo useful and attractive. and where per-
furnishing may be supplied with every article Of
household use.
Thankful for past favors, they invite call at their
new establishment.
mar l9-feodlw