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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-28
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-28
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-28
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-28
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-28
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tterbaEpt tefannt, has er Die ebemaIi9c
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-28
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"SprinQhaus, Tcrtbamptpntaun uno getb'
lcbem Surnpeif Straeen @cmpnsnte," bas
ben teute etncn Oipicenb bon srpei uno ei'
mem talben per Gent auf ben @apital Stcd
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batter cber ihre redtmdeiae Gerreientanten,
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Wai 12, lS45.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-07
OIDKIDGs E'S BALM OF
CDLVN gslA.

For restoring The Hair and yrer.niiag il from failing
out.
INlllS preparation will not only keen The hair from,
falling ont, bat will increase the growth in won
detin. manner. II will keep the hair perfectly soft
and glossy always smooth aud ai brilliant color
making tho caarses drycs; hair soft aud sno th The
reputation aud value OF the article, have induced per
sons tn get up limitations of OF value entirely WORTH
less palmng them oil ON the public genuine hair re-
sorers, when il generally known thai this is the
article. tina, will insure full head OF hair 10 the person
using 1t.
Sold wholesale and retail by Coms,nck & Co. 81
Corandt ST.. \. " and by John H. Seay, ynchburp
and kahler Specie, New London.
Jan. 80 oaf lon
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OLAssIOAE SCHOOL,

ar tLOID COURT house. Ia.
HNlIE TRUSTEES Of the Jacksonville Academy
4 situated at Floyd courthouse. Va, having pro.
cured the services of WILLIAM +. GANNAwAy, grad
nate OF Emory and Henry College, take this method Of
announcing To the public that the school will commence
The LIST day Of September next.
The Trustees feel assured that the numerous advans
taoes attending The situation of this institution will
ia 10 II liberal share of public patronage
M village. is believed, ls less dsspaed. is there
more healthy suatior To be found in Western Viz
gtna. And in addition Ia the advantages of pure
mountain air in community where there is hing To
draw students into idle and dlsspaed habits no place
affords greater inducements IN point Of cheapness and
comtori
Boarding may be had here in the most respectable
families, al the rate OF five dollars per month"; and the
prices of tuition are as follows for the term of five
months:
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic.
Grammar and Geography, IS 00
Nataral Philosophy, Chemistry. Survey
ing, Algebra aud lessons in Elocuton, So 90
Instruction in the higher branches Of En-
gsh Literature, and ia the Latin and
Greek languages. $l2 O0
THOMAS MCABF, President
el the Board of Trustees.
J n IrNrMEyER, Secretary.
july 81 wdw
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PRINCE EDWARD
Ne HIc0l xMSfi fVfS .

fuNIlE next course of this Institution will commence
1 on the first ol the ensuing November, and continue
until the Isl OF September, lS46.
All the branches, theoretical and practical, taught
during the term, and according 10 The discoveries and
Improvements Of the present enlightened state OF medical
science. Lectures, demonstrations and daily examlna
tons the modes Of mparting instruction adopted.
Particular attention will be given 10 practical anato-
my. And private lnfmary, conn, cled With the ns
tulion and To which students a, all times admitted
will afford them frequent opportunities of Witnessing i'm
poltan surgical operations and cases in medicine
full OF lectures in this Institution is received
equivalent 10 one in the Washington University Of
Baltimore, and entities the student all the privileges
Of second student in that school, which is OF
the best IN the Union: thus saving him whole year IN
time, and al least 400 dollars in money.
The fee for full course will be $780, payable in adj.
vance. Those students who pursue of disSec-
tons will be charged an additional fee of $40.
Excellent board can be obtained in the immediate vi
cniiy, and moderate terms. Students Wishing 10
join the Institute would do well to signify such lnen
ton by letter early, aud state whether they wish
hooks 10 be furnished as arrangement effected with 4
northern publishing house esabes the subscribers to sup
ply them at cheaper rate than they could be procured
elsewhere.
JOHN p. METTAUER, A. NJ, NJ. d.
FRANCIS }. NErTAUER, A. NJ, Nj. ID.
Prince Edward G. II. Va, July 10. Win
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the fesoutons and the question being pull The resolution
passed unanimously.
The Guar then appointed The fo1uwing delegates 10
lie Convention at Ablugduu.- Jas W sheiley. Alhei
IS Moore, James 4. prndl,tun, Edward =. Watson.
J srIh " DAVIS VIM ". Hanson. Jas NJ. DAVIS,
Junes Z. StrJDtr. A n kitchttn. j. ln Inns, fsiei
kulmqrr. james C,n, I.lon.e u. tamlbs, lhoinas
Nj laie. j hn Mdlrf Theodore q. P,afsan, II. ID
Pttao, lhos. |. Preston. William klng, Jose9h /
Bonham. janes Cule Al Jsh Ihon as, William Porter
~ ilian Scat Seu'f and " ilam lanss.
Ga mpiiuu of Jas. I. Z, ndlelen. Nal II B Ihomp
son, Chairman o the me, tng WAS added la the dele.
gatnn.
Ga motion. Rosoired. That the Editors u The seye-
pl papers ~ W yiiryille and Abne dun. the iehmond
Enquirr aud Wing. TIE Iynchhorg Nnglnan, and
such other papers IN Ngnls aud .nn.ssee a. may BIZ
friendly the ohJrels vi The meeting. be requested to
publish turse proceedings.
And lncu the meeting adjourned siae die
II. d. THOMPSON, Chn.
A II MooRr, Sec'U.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-07

Nr!RGINIA:A rules held IN tie clerks office Of the en-,
superior al Inv aud chancery the c,nn,,
Of Nelson, in the mouth al inne, lal5
James " Martin executor OF George Na,tin deceased AMI
ward l.. par, admir-. of James Martin dee The III
James " Martin aud Henry W. Martini James f. po,,sm
and Elizabeth his wife Edward L. Pursis aud Mary Ann IL
wife, Wiley John aud Sarah 4. his wife, and Name ~
Il lea which said James ". Henry W, EIizabeib NJ
Ann, Sarah A., aud Nancy w. children ami I.;v
law OF said James Martin deceased, ' :"
against
Arthur Hopkins, executor of parks Marin dereo.od -
Christopher l. Estes and Alexander Brown Two of hi. wy
cuies IN his bonds executor aforesaid William =
Cter OF the securities of said arthur Hopkins in hi. hon "
executor aforesaid The said Arthur Iopkns in bis g
right Nelson Smith administrator of hudson NJ amin d.c,
Ncholns b. West and Judith his " lie Janes A. Nni,h.
and Sally his WIFE, Nelson lankfd Jane his wife p
Nv Martin, William Martin. Sparks Martin Hudson M,,,;
Jefferson Green. Eijah Christian administrator of E;,,
Christian the Younger decd, John u. Christian J,g
Christian Wesley Christian and Evena his wr and -,
dice Christian, D..n,ia. u"
In CHlNCERY.
The de endani' Nathan Landlord rnd Jane his wifi. VIII
liam Martin, Polly Martin. Sparks Martini Hudson MAJ;
Jefferson Green. E1jn Christian admir- Of Elijah Cb,s;'
the Younger, deed, John II. Christian James Clr,'
Wesley Christian and Eselina his wife and Candce CHI
ian not havng entered their appearance aud given Sc,
according to t Assembly and the rules of this
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are n,
inhabitants OF this commonwealth On motion of the MAJ,
this, by erenunsel is ord red. TINT the said defendant,
10 hppc here, rules be held in the said ois m
the first Monlav in September and the osn
aud am ndcd bills oi the plaintiffs and that oith or
der be forthwith inserted 'ly nchburg Vrsip,uV
spnper published in the of l.ynchburg far twn
months sneressiveiv md another thereof ted M Tho
front door oil The house o this
copy-fesie
TO. c. CUTLER. Crk,
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June 10

Court held Tor the county OF Campbell at the court
IA house thereof tuesday, the 10th day OF Junc lSlj
LILA '. Williams, Plaintiff,
against
Ro. Strange, Martha ID. Price C. NJ. Price Nathaniel s.
Price, John McReynods, James & MeRey Ro j Me-
Reynolds John b. Dabne,, Richard 1yree, surviving part
ner oil iolcombe II Tyce Charles l.. Mosby, En- or. of
Thomas A. Hocombe, decd, m Helm, Henry Davis, Ma
thanie Nenabe and Mary his WIFE, Alexander Austin Shsr
i'll OF Campbell and such administrator oil John X Jen-
ninSs, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
This this day 10 be heard on the BILL Sc,
and appearing to the satisfaction OF the court that the De-
enda. Martha A. Price, Charles NJ Price, Nathaniel
Price, John Me- ynod, James e. Me Reynolds, Robert
McReynods, and Nathaniel Nenable and Mary his vile,
not inhabitants OF this commonwealth 1t Is ordered that
the said Defendants Martha d. Price, Charles NJ. Price,
Nathaniel J. Price. John McReynods, james & Mickey
nolds Robert }. McReynolds, and Nathaniel NenabIe and
May his vile, do appear at Campbell courthouse on the %
Monday in August next, to the bill OF the Planti
and that this order bc forthwith inseredu some
newspaper published in the town of Lynchburg for Two
months succsssney aud posted at the front door OF the
| courthouse OF this county some courtday.
Copy-reste,
WM A. CLEMENT, elk.
Jnne IL WIN
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.Junb IL

vyIRGiN3 III rule, cont nued and held in the clcrks
Office OF the circuit superior court oil law ana chdccfy
for Bedford county the 18th day OF July, 1919; . .u
William Dickinson T'aihtih,
against
ambrose ellis John r. Hawkins admir- John ellis decd,
James Cox and Elizabeth his wife, .lchibald ellis and lucy
his wife, Wnm ellis James ellis and 1nthony 'isnefs
and distributes OF John ellis decd. Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendants Ambrose ellis James Cox and Elizabeth
his wife, William ellis and anthony ellis not having enter
their and given security according to the act
Assembly the rules OF this court, and IT appearing by
evidence that they not inhabitants oil ths
1t is ordered that they do appear at the
courthouse the said of Bedford the first day Of
the Sepenbcr term OF said circuit superior court OF
and chancery Tor Bedford county, and answer the PLAIN
bill that this order be inserted in newspaper
published in the town of ynthburg for months
sgey posted the front door of the courthouse OF this
county on court day
II Copy-Teste, ~
JOS. W1LSON, Clk.
I,Iy II WIN
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In CHArCERy.

VIRGINIA At Rules held in III. Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court ol Law and Chanc ery Tor B.d
ford County. the I'd day oil june 1915:
William NJ. Peytpn and Ann Bailey, Plaintiffs,
against
Nicholas Robertson, high Sheriff of the county of Bed
ford such administrator of William cCure decd
Alexander Mcclure, Edmund Mct,oorge, Polly Mcteoree
Joel ea1ors and Agness his wife, Creed Meadors Rho
da his wife, John Butord, William Buiord, Edison
and Polly his wife, William Haynes and Agncss his wife,
Millincr Haynes, Sr and Henry Haynes, Mlnor HAYNES
Perry Haynes, Matthew Haynes, Abel and Narcissa
his wife, Hendrick and Betsy his vile, William
Shrew sbury in his right ard administrator of John
Shrcw sbury, deed William Shrewsbury Jr and Rhoda
wife, Matthew Pate (he younger in his own right md
administrator of John Pate d. aud Edmund Pate
Defendants.
In CHANCERY
The defendants Joel Meadors Agncss his wife Creed
Meadors and Rhoda his WIFE, John Buford William Buford
Edison and Polly his wife, william HAYNES and Ap-
his wife, Mner Haynes, Sr, Henry ynes Nillner
Haynes, Perry Haynes, Matthew Haynes, Abel and
Narcssa hi. wife, Hcndrck nnd Betsy his wife
William Shrewsbury Jr and Rhoda his WIFE and Alexan
der Mcclure not having entered their appearance and given
security according the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
tins Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants OF this commonw cah 1t ordered
that they do appear at the Clerks Office the Circuit, S
perior Court OF Law and Chancery for Bedford county
rules be held therein, the first Monday in September
next, and answer the bill of the Planti and that COPY
this order be inserted in newspaper published ut
the front door othc courho This county on some
court day. Copy-Tcste,
JOS. WILSON, elk
June IL v1m
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June &c

T rules holden in the clerks office Of the circuit supsr
or court law and chaneery, Tor the county of Patrick
at the Courthouse thereof the first Monday July 1876
lima Moore, Plaintiff
against
Samuel ID. Moore, William H. Moore Madison Moore
Williamson Smith and I.etha his wife Qhe heirs of John
Moore dec'd) Joseph Smith, M. ID. Carter, Thoma. NJ
Clark; Robert II Giak, John King, VIM. IL Clay Daniel
Epperson, John e Davis Joseph solomon Grave.
Jacob ". Brow and Job Worth Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
The defendants Samuel ID. Moore, William IT, Moore
Madison Moore, William Smith and Ietha his wife, William
Clay, John c. DAVIS Joseph Haynes, solomon Grave,
Jacob W. BroweJoh Worth, M ID. Carter and Robert M
Clark not having entered their appearance and given
according to the act of assembly and the rules this
and satisfactory evidence having been exhibited thai
they not inhabitants of this commonwealth on the mo.
ton of the plaintiff it is ordered that the said last
defendants do appear here the first Monday September
next and answer amended bill filed by the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published in the Lynchbug
Nrgnan for months successfully and posted front
door OF the Courthouse, on some court day.
\ Copy--Teste,
S.aWL. G. STAPLES, CIk.
July 10 w3m
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Jnne IL

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior court of Law and Chancery, for Bed
ford count, the ID day Of June, 1913:
Edaund Pate Plaintiff
against
Hiram G.. Rathburn and Tirza his wife, John Holiday
and ,arhcna wife My Harrison, Jefferson Board and
Sally his vile, and John Harrison, Defendants,
In CHANCERy.
The Defendants, Hiram G. Rathburn and Iirza his vie
Barthcna Holiday and Jefferson Boaru aud Sally his Me
ing entered their appearance and gwen security ac
cording the Assembly and the Rules OF tins court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
nhabi ants OF this cah 1t is ordered, that they
do appear at the Clerks Office ofthn Circuit Superior Court
aud Chancey, Tor Bedford county, at rules to be
held therein the first Monday in september next an an
swer the Plaintiffs bill aud TINT copy OF this order be IN
serted in newspaper published in the town o. Lynch
surs months successfully, and posted al the front
door the courthouse OF this county court day.
Copy-Tes,s, 49,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
Iune u WIN
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31ortieII.


Ia imitation IF lis .Na4loa's Lore NJ
tcyr ass b. .Qee naaa. ye CHING sans OF clay,
Ana slr4.he fesr fssf5s ssh aafe ih4a setna flowers
Eslt yv spaasftse al scot. "a day,
g i.oer 3lrlaan d laes wit passing hours
Love naei Low naeh i be teaches To love not
laies con si.r44alk he law bs Mens given
lie, not the heart IN .'eall obstruction rot
Is written each smiling beam from Heaven.
Love much, love much and Tins Hume the night
By Sorrows vora aud hayward children trod--
Love- Loce unbirs the portal gates Of light,
And makes the child Of dust an heir oil God
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-07

VIRGINIA At Rsie. held in the Clerks ofee VI tbs
Circuit Superior Court al Law aad CHANGER. of bea-
ford county, The 5th day OF May. 1915;
William Dickinson, liaihth'
against
Jesse Brambt, William Overstreet, Jas Oversueet
George Osrrstreet, James Gray, Isaac OhPin, ieaa'
ptestn adminst, OF Thomas Mem anama, decd Inns
NeManama, widow. AVID William McMananaand Ihonas
MeManama decd the last two infants undo, oil
years, De'"''''
In CHANcERY.
The Defendants. Jesse A. Brambitt, william over
street James Overstrcet George O,crsree, and inns Me-
anana entered their appearance and gwen Sc
according To the act OF assembly and The rules o ms
court appearing by satisfactory evidence thai ,hey
of this commonwealth II Is ordered hat
they do appear the Clerks Office Of the Circuit superior
Court Law and Chancey for Bedford at rules to be held
therein first Mondny in September next, and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that OF this order be inserted
newspaper published in the town OF Lynchbnrg 'or
months successfully and posted at the front door oil Inc
courthouse OF this county, on some co1rdsy.
JOS. WILSON, elk.
J,nA 70 WIN
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June 26

VIRGINIA: At rules held in the clcrk. Office of the cir
cult superior of law and chaucery for Bedford
count, the Cd dav of June, 1915:
augustine Lelwch, alexander Lefwch Joel Lefiwich,
James Brown and Cutarne his wife, Joshua Il. c. Brown
and Jincey his wife, and Thomas Leftwich plaintiffs,
against
Thomas Sleptoc and William Langhorne administrators
OF James Steptoe decd Calharine Sepoe, William N.
Bnrwell and Frances c. his Edward d. Steptoe Mark
.fnthony aud amelia his ~e Stephen Martin Sophia
his VILE lezekah Smith and DEL Smith heir ofSnlly Smith
dec d. Joseph Rice and Polly his wife, Joseph Clark and
Name, his WIFE, David Thurman and Susanna his wife, John
Stralon, Frazier o. Station, Wiley j. Straton -Cary
aud Susan his wife, Thomas eiwich and Jennctte his
Thomas StIatton, --ilnn and Susan his wife Thomas j.
Whitley, John Claytor James H. CIa,or SALLY Cnytor,
Eliza X. Claytor widow, Mary r. Ca,tor John NJ Clay
Tor and Samuel Clayton, William letfwich Nv H) and
Chis"e Dabney. snor OF JanIes Leitwich, decd.
Defendants,
In CHANcERY.
The defendants Hezekiah Smith Joel Smith oseph Ric
md Folly his wife, Joseph Clark and Nancy his wife, Wiley
Strnton, - Care, aud Susan his wife, Thomas Left
wich and Jennette his wife, Thomas Straon- - Hur-
and Susan his wife, aud homasJ Wheley not ha, ing
tered ther appearance and the
act 81 'ssehby and the rnlec OF this appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are NOT inhabitants of
commonw dt is ordered that they do appear n, rules
held IN The clerks office OF the circuit supe or court of
ana chaneefy for Bedford first Monday in
emhcf next, and answer the bills of plaintiffs and that
copy OF ms order be inserted in published
IN he Town OF ynchbuig for months and
posted at the front door of the courthouse OF this
some court day.
a Capy-Testr,
JOS. WILSON, Crk
'uhe 20 w2m
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I HAVE determined TO rent out my TAVERN.
Campbell courthouse, fUr one or more years. WIN
as much Land 10 cultivate as m9y be wanting have
80 two or three Plantations vii tent Tor iDore
years.
have several TRACTS or LAND, in The neigh.
bofbooJ OF Campbell court h,use whchl am determined
sell. how price There is one tract of about
$50 Acres with new buildings. very little cleared
Land pood part Of it good Tobacco Land. Another
Tract ffoln 800 TO 600 ACRES. Another Of
about 400 ACRES; aud one oi aboui 100 AcRrs. All
II the Land above mentioned lies very WELL with ioe-
table buildings plantations III sood repair and well va,
Tered.
| can furnish ms much Hay as the Tavern may want
lor The next year. delivered AT he stable. Wood IN a
buniaucr. aud very convenient. deem It unnecessary
say any thing more those Wishing 10 ren or pu'
chase viii look before they do
GERMAN JORDAN.
Campbell C.. II. July 81 Wis
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the original warm DESTROYER, recommended by three
iomths OF the Faculty in the city New York rh,re
cannot safely rrcomm nd other alton This ari-
Gle Is mp much with of salty Ia the ON. taking
~ as o destroying the worms lfpersons wish get
hce upon which the, can rely, they purchase Com
suck--hut II they wish experiment. they can y other
artics put up IN imitation of this their disal-
,antagc tomst"cN nnd Co.'S name i, on each wrapper
BE careful e oounrri,ii
Sold Wholesale and retail by Comstock CO. 81 Coandt
st " aud b. John II, Sea., Lynchburg; and Kablc,
Srcrcc, New London.
Jan. 80 inf 1on
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E.E1y'.V'OTECE.

INIlE UNDERSIGNED have associated ihcmselve s
IN the practice of the law. They will practice in
the courts &" the counties of Bedford. Franklin. Pts,l-
vanla Roanoke and Hucourl All business confided Ia
them IN the Of either of those couue. vii be at
tended TO with vigilance and rrompiness.
o. Address, Liberty. Bedford county. Va.
&. A. NlNGFlELD,
n. ii. CAMPBELL.
July 81 v2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-07
LIND ron N.1LE.

ENlE subscriber wishes To sell tract Of Land contain
Il ing about 400 ACRES, lying in the county
of Charlotte. about five miles from Coles Ferry and one
mile from Fu1uas old store. This land is we'll adapted
10 the growth of tobacco, and lies 10 healthy end
oreesble eighbohood. If not sold before the l2h of
September privately it will, that day. be sold TO the
highest bidder at Fuqua's old store.
TERms.-One half cash. tha other paysble 10 one and
two years, bonds bearing interest from dsle.
Any communication addressed to the subscriber Al Pr
geon run 2. o., Campbell, will be promptly attended 10.
JAMES MI RRELL
Jnly "a wll2S.