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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

Notice.
10y virtue of deed OF trust executed to the subscr
- bers by Wilia,a McCanahan bearing date the
9th day of August, 1887, and duly recorded in the
clerk uill'e OF the county court OF Boetour for Ger,
tain purposes therein specified, will proceed 10 SELL by
way oi public aucnL. the Both day Of October on
The promi ., for cash. Two eernl tracts OF Land living
Ntofnerly IN the county of Boctuurt. now in Roanoke
on the south side Of Roanoke river, one tract
Containing $50 acres,
which was decided by halles Alec lanahan TO said
VIM. Met anahan. The other tract containing
81 ) AZ RES.
adjoining the first nned ous the south and was
conveyed To said WIN. McC lanahau by John f. j.
White and wife. We shall convey such tltIeas is vested
IN MS by said deed. and ~ other
MADISON PlIZER. r..
NM q. PECK, trustees.
Sept. % 1850
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Trust sale Of Stoncwnll Mills.

Trust sale Of StOncwnil Mills.
~ virtue OF a deed Of trust executed Ia the sub
- s,rlbeTs the ooh day of September 1899, hv Am
bose Puoket and OF record in the clerks office of the
county court OF Buckingham, shall proceed to sell
Friday, the Slh of November nex, on the premises
10 the highest bidder that valuable property known as
$TNNEHVALL MILLS.
This property is situated on James RIVER about 3
miles below Lynchbnrg, al the Buckingham and CAMPS
bell county line. The tract of LAND containes
about 100 or 100 acres.
upon which there is good Dwelling House. hIanuiac-
turing Mills, Store house and several Offices and the
Ferry. This property is considered valuable and wor-
thy the attention of purchasers
1frms.-A cash payment, (believed not TO exceed
twelve hundred dolars TO satisfy This trust and the
costs attending the execution, will be required. For
the balance, such terms Mr. punkolt r his assigns
may direct. We shall convey such e as is vested in
us, only; which is believed To be good
BENZ. p. WALKER. ,
JOHN DlLLARD, trustees
co- The Richmond Wing requested to copy this no
tee weekly I'll day of sale and send their account to
b. p. Walker. before the Slh November.
Sept. 80 wtSN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

A S family medicine it is uneaualled and ia ali
in removing bilious aid other complaints arising t t
the derana men oil the alinepary duets, and in
the blood 1t Is certain the OF the more deras
plants inciden, to females grateful to the taste
the smell, and and at the same time gentle in its Nv
ten, yet 50 ehcacious, that female ought to be
boon, leitthembv its venerable iii erer and
over they have been nroduced throughout the lcoy,b
breadth hi. widely extended country have and
invariably received the aparoy al OF the public voice a
As many OF the above enumerated diseases come on;
perceptiby and become far advanced in then progress
lore it suspected that they exist in the SYSTEM no o1r %
expect in such TO be at relieved enye p
should continue the Of the pills for consitc fsb, l
of time Full directions accompany each box Tor the ~
OF the pills in all those complaints Tor they are
mended ~
g. Peters Pill, for sale, wholesale and retail a, n
York prices, by all the Druggists in Richmond pe,erb.
and Norfolk.
For sale by DAVID II. LYMAN,
JOHN IL SEAY,
And enquiry, will be found in every town and Villa.
in the State.
Dec. p 'wlo
VlRGINiN-.A' Rules hrldm the Clerks Office Of III.
circui, +uprrur Of law md chnaery for Fruns,
county. an the pin day OF August, 1874:
Peer u Price, Plaintiff
John X. Guernnt Peter Guerran', Jane Young Jumc.S
Galloway, Peter H. Galloway, razcwc raIinrtro and /,
mana hi, wife, Edmund Fate aud Mary Jane hi. wife mo-
CaIlawa,, Susan galloway Mnnda ailaway, Martha Re-,
nods, Sarah Guerrani and stephen Guenant, Drt,
In GHANoERy.
The defendant. Jane Young having her anncsr,,,
aud given security, according 10 the Act o Assembly and tho
Rules Of This Cont, aud it appearing by sati.lncor, IT,
dnce that She l. resident olths State: On the noou
OF the FalntbE connsrl, II - ordered that she do apsnr
Rules 10 he holden in the .uii Clerks Office on the first
Monday in November next aud answer tAe Plaintiff .IuI
and that II copy this torhw h published in m,
rewspuper printed in l Of ynehburg for Two month,
eeessYey and posted al the front door OF the COURTHOUSE
OF tins county
A Copy-rcste
RO. A. SCOTT. DC,
August &c VEIN
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Land Ns .EUcfiO3s.

PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit, superior court
l. OF Law and chancerv for the county of Amherst,
pronounced on the 3lsl day of August, 1912, in the
case oil The President, Directors & Company III the
nank OF Virginia and others, Plaintiffs agains, william
H. Garland, trustee for Jane Garland and others, De-
endans; the undersigned, appointed commissioner 70.
at purpose, viii SELL 10 the highest bidder at Ame
court house, the third Monday in October next (be
ing court day. on six, twelve and eighteen monins
credit 'or all except enough pay the expenses oil Inc
sac lior which cash will be required a certain
INACr OR PARCEL OF LAND,
'y'nS IN The county of Amherst. and adjoining the lans
" DaV'n D. Garland, On Pedar River-and is the 'rac'
purchased by John Ware Sr of J,bn Iusk cuntanln!
,"ree hundred aud eighty acres The purchaser VIII
" required to give bond and good personal security anu
Inc lltle retained as further security
JAS POWELL. Slf Of amherst. Conf
g., :. by John Uhdehcad, his Depmy
sept. 10 ut2lO
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TAILORING.

fiiE undersigned still continues the bn. tia
L the old stand dpurs ablve lahn e. Mems Store
where he invites his friend. and the Public 10 call
WILLIAM CLANCY.
Aug s ~
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NOTICE.

| AN ready FOR the reception Of tpTiE,1T' for wbic,
Ill. highest casa price will he eivrn.
ALEX'R MUNDY.
Fix Ctee. Inly - WITS
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L.I.1'D .IY.YUCTu0V

,-nc,-..-. V" sHt z IXV.V.
'hoo AN to decree Of the circui, suneri,r o,,,
VI Jaw ana ehaneery far the cnuniy Of Amherst
ppVuhsrd on the 5Oth day of August 1914 in tina casa
OF John D!lad and Reuben Carver Plain,itfs ,aa;a
h9mas Knight and Lucinda, his vile and obers ne
'ehda"'s The undersigned appointed COMMISSIONS -.
'ns' purpose, VIII sell, to the highest bidder q, tho
TRACT OR PARCEL. ar =. 49,, rsf'ain
IN The county of Amherst, described as Ini r. -,
estate OF James London ST. dec, containing nine
JOHN WHITEHEAD n G
Sept 6 ." y ''''"era; Som'r.
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Cash for VVhcnt,

WILL give the highest Market price for Wheat
Farmers respectfully invited cali on me at my
Store, beforeaslag OF engaging their crops.
E.J BURTON
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William 81 Mary College.

FuNllE Lectures III this Institution will commence on
L The ID Monday in October
Course oihe DEGREE Of "a b.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Bellies Ictires, Logjc, Ethics and Hsory.-Th r.
Dew. President and Professor
National Ldic-Beverly Tucker Professor
.'hihemhics -Robert Saunders, Professor.
Chemistry -J,hn MIIugton Professor.
SENIOR YEAR
Political Economy and Metaphysics. -Thomas X.
Dew, Professor
Natural Ptiiosophy Mnglon, Professor
mathematics -R1beu Saunders, Professor
lNpEpENpENT CLASSES.
Lar b Tucker. Professor
Preparatory Mathematics ebert Saunders. Proles-
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT..
.7ncient Languages Charles Minngerodc, Profes-
sOr.
To cutter heJnnor Latin Glass. the stu den, must be
prepared to reed Sallust and Nreil and Tor admission
into the JUNIOR Greek Class he be prepared 10
read Aenephon.
Erpenses Qfa Regular Student
JUNIOR YEAR.
Fees to three Professors $50 each 500
Half fee (natianal law) 10
Naturalization Tee r
Board, including lights, fuel and washing 1870
sos
SENIOR YEAR.
Fees to three Professors SEQ
Mariculatlon fee s
Board, &c. as before, $50
sl95
INDEPENDENT CLASSES
Junior Latin %
Senior do. 20
Junior Greek 81
Senior do 20
prpnar,tnry M,fhnm,tic, 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

A i a circuit superior court of law and ohancery
IA continued by adjournment aud held fr the county
OF Amherst, at the house, Saturday, the 3ls
day of August, 1914
John Dudley Davis, administrator de bons nan
George NonIss, Jr., Plaintiff,
against
Charles L. Davis in his own right and administrator
OF the estate Of Thomas Murss, Decd also of Henry
). Morriss. decd, and William u. Mprriss, dec d ,
William Armsiead, Nancy Davis, Edmund Penn,
Sheriff of Amherst county. and such administrator Of
Betsey f.. Morrss, decd, who administrator Of
George MorrIss deed, George Burks, Martin n, Daw
son. deed, Edmund Penn, Sheriff Of Amherst county
oiPeggy Dawson. dec'd, and Thomas Morrlss, George
Morrlss, Nathaniel MoriSs. Maurice Murrss and Wi
liam Duncan Morriss the children Of Maurice Morriss
deed, EIdred w. Morriss. Beverly P. Norriss and
John NJ. Parks and Susan Nj. his wife. aud Mary Jane
Morris and George l.. Aoriss infants under the age Of
twenty years. by E.dred W. Mnrriss their guard
an, specially assigned to defend Them in 4 is suit,
Defendants
In CHAscERY
This cause came on this day 10 be heard upon the pa
pers formerly read the amended bills answers therein
and replca,ons, and the report of Commissioner Brown
made pursuant to the order of the first day Of September
ls43, and was argued by counsel On consideration
thereof the doth order that the report Of the Com
missioner be focommed, and tina, the Plaintiff render
before Commissioner Brown an account of his admnis>
ration OF the estate of his niesiae aud tina, Edmund
Penn, Sherlil OF Amherst county and as such admins
traitor OF Besey +. Marriss. decd, who was admins
a'rx of George Morriss, decd do render before the
same Commissioner an account of her administration of
the estate ofthe said George Norriss decd which ac
the said Commissioner is directed 10 ey,n,no
state aud settle, and make report thereof to the court
WIN any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself or required by the parties 10 be 50 stated
Copv-Teste.
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Ro. TINSLEY. Clerk
- ''s NTtT
CoMMisSIoNER's OFFICE.

NUNWIaNTUNkR UFF1CF.
Amherst CT House. Sent 9th 1874 {
The parties interested in the foregoing order will
take notice That have appointed the 30h day Of Oct,
Der next. TO commence the accounts therein pen,o,,J
on which day. at 10 O'Clock in the morning. they are re-
qnesed to attend at my office, with their accnn.t
vouchers and copies Of court papers. PREPARED f
nation and settlement. Ro Nj. Brown Con-
Sept % - O'''' T.
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Large Arrival OF Books.
M
AssA gslsssssssAlM

RURNEI'S History of the Reformation,
- D~igbfs Theology,
ilare's Sermons,
kpp's double witness Of the Church
Arehbshap's leshlon's works,
Chalmers Sermuus.
w ils0n ON Confirmation,
Dehon On do.
Bcdell on do.
Hopkins on the British Reformation,
lathrop's Lectures 10 Young Men,
The Clergyman Companion, by Bishop Hobart
Watson un The Player Book,
What is The Church OF Chrisl2
Buds. lilassm aud Fruit of the Church.
iiunyan's Pilgrims Progress; splendid edition,
Annals OF the Persecution IN Scotland,
Puseye Epscopacy,
ieievre's Modern Architecture,
Beniamn's Builders Guide
kendall's Santa Fe Expedition.
democracy IN America, sc. Sc. Sc.
PAYNE. GREGORY s Co.
July Is Ia
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JNc. d. AZ a.. a.. NcCRANAHAN,
GRoCERS .LND COMMISSION
.NER CHANTS
INN c HBu RG, VA.
I'VE particular attention to the sale Of Flour,
~ Wheat. Tobacco and all kinds of produce Ibe-
raj cash advances made produce IN hand (our CHARGE
is % cents per hogshead, Tor selling obacco Goods re-
eel'ed aud forwarded, Quo charge for dnyage.)
GROCERIES.
good stock at low prices.
corner house. Main Street, next door To DR.. Seay's
Drug o',re' 4 doors above Bryant \ foung's.
Sept. 10 ts
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4 ID EMovAL -BOTELER, DOM & Co. have
IL removed their furnishing stores into the
large granite front three-story new house, opposite
inc west end OF the Centre Market house and second
aoor east oieD Clagget's dry goods store They
take t.'s opportunity Of informing their friends and
ne Pu'e 10 gene al, and their old customers ia pat
cular, 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
ther stock frequently such articles as the demands of
.e pubic may require, their object being to re nder
'he store DO useful and attractive, and where per-
sons furnishing may be supplied with every article of
household use
Thankful for past favors they invite call at their
new establishment.
mar l9-ifeodlw
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II OFFMAN'S LAW INSTITUTlON.-The
L Il subscriber has established at No. 1T SOUTH
FIFTH STREET, Philadelphia an extensive lnsti-
tuition for the reception of Law Students from every
part Of the Union. The advantages offered as
follows; An extensive Library of about 1000 vol
umes in, every department OF jursprudence-of Uni
versa Literature, History and Scences-Lectures
law, and also its cOgnate topics nearly through
ont the year--the PRACTICE of all the Courts spe-
cally attended to, and in mode Of greater certainly
and rapidly than can possibly be obtained in any
Counsellor's Office. Written Legal Essays by the
Students who prefer to be thus eDgaged--iamiliar
Como sations on most points OF Lawpet petual at
tention to sure and practical COURSE OF STU
DY-the adaptation Of that Course TO the exact wants
Of the Student, according he may design to prac-
tice in the untry, or in maritime city--a
Course long, short, the Students may pre-
fer
The FORMS ofall legal proceedings progressively
studied-the Practice explained practically, and also
pbilosophicahyall the newest books, they appear,
added TO the Lbrary-and all the Law Journals for
eign AMI domestic, and in all the living languages of
the CONFERENCE.-THE Laws of nearly every State in the
Union, either in bulk, digested or codefed And,
when the number attains to sixty, the lecture will
then be ticice day, during ten months OF the year.
The building is adapted for about that number, is
commodious, airy, and we'll furnished.
The student enters only for sir months at time
and in any day of the year-he continues his studies
at lhe poInt III when ne may men De- III beginner,
the elements will be thoroughly impaired whilst he
has the benefit of hearing, at the tims the higher
order of instruction, anticipation of his reading
Noperod OF study is prescribed, long or short, must
depend upon the student himself Whenever well qua
lifed CERTIFICATE Of that fact will be con-
fered. Fee every half year, S62 SO. Living in this
city is, perhaps, mors moderate than in any other
large city in the Union; possibly than in
very many small ones. Those inclined 10 know fur
Their particulars, may receive by mail Circular, ad-
dressed by me to Law Stuuents. And, to quaIiii-
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 Mary land,
by whom he is best known. He i, thus voluntarily
particular, from havng, early 1871, had cause
to manifest his conviction that LAW STUDENTS
Of this country have not been as faithful TO them
selves, and DESTROYS of ayalng themselves of every
isgh facility, Medical Students uniformly have
BEEN in seeking those facilities that apperan TO their
vocation
DAVID HOFFMAN,
PHILADELPHIA, March 20, lS44.-25dlf.
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NEW MUSIC.
TUST RECEIVED, at the old established Music
- and Stationery Store, two doors east of 10Th
street, Pcnnsy lvanfa Avenue.
w. FISCHER.
My Ocean home-musc by Woodbury.
Old church clock, '' Long
Down the dark waters by Chas. Jeftreys
Little Eddie 4" N Metcalf
The mariner loves DER the waters to roam by
Alex'r Lee
Unfadng beauty-by F p, tersilea
The Melodies of many lands-by G. w Clover
Beautiful Banks Of the Tweed-by Thomas
Young
Weeping for thee--by II N. Bishop
One struggle more--by Mrs. X. Arkwright
Tho the day of my destiny's overly Alexander
Lee
The merry lark-by Miss A. Cowell
Land no Henry Russell
Come fairies, trip it on the grass-by Jno Parry
The Mourning Ring-by J. z. knight
Launch thy bark, msrner-by Professor L. T
Fitch, ID. ID.
My Early Home-by l.. T. Chadwick
The Detained a II Callcott
Six Songs for the piano-by Sterndale Bennett
The family Bible-music by I. Ricard
American national song Of berty-by John Pad
don
The matn bell-by Rainier family
The voices of life--by Geo. Jas. Webb
The Ringers Glee and Catche-by a. Clapper.
tone
The widow and her child-F. n. Crouch
o, could ! call the spirit back-by Joseph P
Knight mar %
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crV OF wAHHeros, ID. G. April 5, lS44.
l LEW SILK FACTORY Slhscrihar Is

CIrv OF WAsHMeros, ID. G. April 5, 1914.
NEW SILK FACTORY.--The Subscriber is
IN prepared, with extensive aud bourshng
Mulberry Plantation, consisting principally Of moru
multcsuis trees, with some other varieties, aud Is
now erecting Coeoonery Of ample Dimensions, in
this vicinity, and has also supply of Silk Worm
Eggs, and IN part Of apparatus for, the purpose OF
rearing worms and for the culture OF silk
AS has personal attention cannot be given to II, he
wishes TO engage some respectable person (either
single or married. with small family OF experience
and skill to superntend and manage the concern
None will answer but ems we'll recommended for
responsibility of private character, and scientific and
practical qualifications for the proposed special pur
pose and he believes that such would find c
eot worthy Of attention. A comfortable dwelling
house belongs TO the establishment, which is situated
in remarkably healthy spot. The superintendent
may become Jointly interested with the proprietor in
the proceeds of the undertaking, on such terms as
may be thought reasonable, after examination by
him or her Of the condition and opportunity of the
establishment some other satisfactory arrange
ment may perhaps be made.
IL any individual of the above description will take
the trouble OF fayoring the subscriber with person
al written relative 10 this subject,
due and prompt attention shall be paid to it. The
season for business is rapidly approaching, and no
time is to be lost
JOHN P. VAN NESS.
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NOTICE,
ITO bidders for Mail Contract on No. 1854 Cum.
berland, Md to Wheeling, Va.
Whereas the States of fennsy lyania and Virginia
claim the right TO exact tolls from the vehicles, or
some Of them, which convey the United States mails
on the National Road from Cumberland to Wheel
ing which right is denied by the Post Office Depart
ment, and the question is pending in court unde-
cded To prevent all misunderstanding hereafter,
between the Department and the contractor bidders
are desired to propose for the service in the aerna-
tive-stating, first, at what price they will convey
the mails on this route, they assuming all liability
for the tolls if any-and secondly, the price at which
they will convey the mails, the liability for tolls
10 rest on the Department.
c. A. WICKLIFFE,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, March 9, lS44.
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RRICKS-SMITH e. PROUD have on hand at
their Steam Brick Press, near the Navy Yard, a
large supply Of excellent b cks which they are pre-
pared TO sell at reasonable prices. They are now
making new and beautiful brick, which will be
ound to be superior to any Of former manufacture.
and viii be ready for delivery in few weeks. Tlsy
also keep on hand supply Of very superior Fir.
Bricks from their press 10 Baltimore, OF d'Hsren,
shapes and sizes, adapted to furnaces ovens CRATES,
stoves, SC, which sold cheaper than any other
IRE bricks, mar I6-2s~3w
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TPUBLIc-No. 8.


AN ACT to repeal so much of the act approved the
twenty third Of August, one thousand eight nun
dred and forty 1.-TWO, requires the second resi-
ment Of dragons TO be converted into regiment
of rihemen after the fourth day Of March, one
thousand eight bundled aud forty three.
Be il enacted the Ssnaie and House Of Representatives
of the United States Of .4eri in Congress assembled
That SO much of the act entitled "An act respecting
the organization Of the army and for other purposes
approved the twenty third day of August one thou
sand eight hundred and forty two as requires the Sc
cond reg ment of dragons to be converted into a
regiment of rfemen after the fourth day of March,
one thousand eight hundred and forty ee, be, and
the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 9. And be il further enacted, That the pre-
sent regiment Of raemen, formerly the second reg-
ment Of Dragons shall soon as it can be effected
after the passage of this act, be renounted and
called the second regiment oil Dragons, and shall in
all things be governed by the organization and
regulations provided by the act raising the first
regiment of Dragons entitled " An act for the more
perfect defence of the frontier" approved the second
day of March, one thousand eight hundred aud thir-
ty three, and shall in all respects, be placed upon
the same footing the said first regiment OF dra
gooEs.
J. w. JONES,
Speaker IF the House Of Representatives.
WILLIE p. MANGUM,
President pro tsn,pore Of the Senate.
Approved, April 4, lS4i.
John TYLER
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BY AUTHORITY.
TruBLIC-No. 4.


AN Acr rsouirng one of the judges Of the circui
nv NJ g. ,bs District of Columbia hereafter TO re
side in Alexandra
n, IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
Of N, United States of America in Congress
SS That whenever hereafter vacancy shall occur in
,h court ofthe District Of Columbia, by reason
of The death resignation, or removal, OF any one OF
the Judges now composing said circuit court the va
csncy so occasoned shall be supplied by the appoint
msut of some suitable person, whose duty 1t shall be
10 reside within the town Of Alexandria, IN said Dis
trct of Columbia, during his continuance in office
and after the happening OF such vacancy as here,
nbefore plated, of the judges Of the said
circuit court shall thenceforh always be required to
reside In the said town of Alexandria Prorided,
howepsr That nothing herein contained shall be so con
srued as TO prevent at any time an exchange of re-
sdence between The judges OF said court should they
think proper to make such exchange, so that some
one Of said judges shall at all times, after the next
appointment hereafter to be made of judge OF said
court reside in the said town of Alexandria.
Approved, April 4, 1874.