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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16

<ess
- TIE comfortable BRICK TENEMENT Oh
--i54- the hill. al present occupied by Mr.. phonas
Nash. The House Is large AMI cann0aans -the Oar
den CONTAINS about acre Of anda veil OF good wa
N The yard and the necessary huases. 1his pop
tiy Is situated IN iue nagbDoriood with command
es view aud combines the advantages both Of own aad
Ountfy. Possession given lst November.
tof terms. apply 10
JN0. WM. MURREi.L.
sept. ii vii \
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r'gFsGF,yF.F, TO Vy.FY.

A quarterly court continued and held for he coun-
IA ~ Of Halifax, al The court house thereof, Oh
tuesday the 26th dly OF August 1915:
Ga the motion Of Daniel Chandler, a lrgatee in the
estate OF Stephen Jones decd il ordered that Hem
ry Pointer, executor Of the last will and testament OF
The said Stephen Jones deed. be summoned to appear
here on the fourth Monday in November next, to sheW
cause II any he can. why his power and authority as
executor aforesaid should not be revoked aud admin
S'rtor dc boni5 ana with the viii annexed appointed
And the said Henry Pointer not being an inhabijant o.
thus commonwealth it is ordered that copy OF this or
der be inserted IN the Lynchburg Vrginias, for egh.
weeks successfully and another posted al the front door
Of the court house Of this county
CoPy-Teste.
WILLIAM HOLT, nc.
Sept os r9,v
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FURNACE Eoa RENT,

Try virtue OF decree Of lhe circuit superior cour, o
~ law and chaucery of Amherst coau,y, pronounced
at the August term, 1915 in the Payne VS. Mont.
gomey; the Undersigned appointed Receiver r the pur
posse will On the 3lst day of October 35 at Elk Creek
Furnace, rent 10 the highest bidder tor year COM
mcaclag the Isl dry Of January lel6, the Elk Greed,
Furnace, Land and aPPurtenances and fixtures.
Terms Bonds and approved security viii be required
Of the tenant, conditioned rese1ving the rght of distress
and recently on the first day Of January 1917.
JOHN WIN EHEAD, Receiver
Sept Is wt3lO
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ROBER / TlNSLEY, C.
CoMHIssioNER's OFFICE. }


The parties interested in the foregoing order OF
will take nulice tia, have appointed The 22nd day Of
October commence the accounts therein named,
On which day. at 70 u'eurk in the morning, they are
requested attend at my oil Amherst courthouse.
with their accounts vouchers aud copies Of papers,
prepared Tor examination and settlement
II. l.. BROWN, Comm'r.
Sept. Is Win
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3sortsral.



IA ma iersn gsosa amo eptias.
-. Those eyes. taae eyes, replsie viii soal,
Their spell viii no; Depart
- s lsel their brilliant mssia still,
Play reand weary heast.-
Thur baraay glance, when pa,si3aii lit
Taeir ,eadsr CLEAN of feeling,
Like .ar-fays through pearly cloud
la mellow Brightness stealings--
Their sad beams, like 'aaataia's play
Ia the silver means s5if lisbt
Their dark, clear soiii-aasaig glow
OF innocent delight
Aad more than ALL that haunting sl,-s.
- a That quiyers in the breast,
To wake, as with Prom. spark,
A long. ysl glad unrest
The looks OF love. those circles snail
Fats's Horoscopes express;
With what intensity they peak,
Thoash franzii with gent ienes..
I.usid and SPARKLING, ard bright,
Yet liquid, md and deep.
Ash Loves toaeh distiltd tear,
Bat too blesi to weep.
Am hewil3eted ~ IL, low
OF their too kindly Fszes
Or read light what ;anty PAINTS
II THAR subja,ag NY
We part--.he future = b.inS d
different lo from tLtne.
Ard heaeeforthl must think q ules
A. Of an1thers shfi8e.
Al which I've kncl uton his's path,
Aud caught ray oi eiaaues'
To wreathc amid tie sladss 81 earth,
And m-iioraic their ssi'sss.
And Oft, al hour Of Saufls,
Thy dark sal glowing eyet
Vii greet With ten mysiit hrbt,
Hencah lny NATIVE i e..
Mhan men,fy, Ike lie ,sa,ts nigh,
shsls down Ter sacred dew,
To sa,ace with remeuttl'd .ay.
The pam OF lhis ad,eH,
C..rLr caaie, oct $. -. 4Mo.
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" O Y u q d

" @ Il u q O.
I HAVE. determined to rent out my 1.AvIlTT.
at Campbell courthouse, for u alore years with
much Land 10 cultivate as may be wanting. have
also three Plantations Will rent Tor one or more
years.
have several TRACTS OF LAND, in the neigh
boIhood OF Campbell court house, which am determined
to sell, low pfce. lhee Is Tract Of about
$50 Acres, with new buildings, very lillle cleared
Land good part Of ii good 'fobacco Land Another
Tract from 500 TO 600 ACRES, Another Of
about 400 ACRES and enc OF about 100 AcREs. All
ol the Land above mentioned hes very WE'LL with ole
rable neutrality-suspicious. IN GOOD repair and woIl
tered.
can furnish as much Hay the Tavern may want
iur HE next year, delivered the stable. Wood in
bundlncr. and very convenient. Deem il unnecessary
10 say ANY thing nure. those wishing or puf
chase Will look before they do So.
GERMAN JORDAN.
Campbell c. H. July 81 WIS
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LE.1.ap EnFr VIE.

I AGAIN. odrr Tor sale ms FARM ia Nelson county.
Il near lie courthouse. containing
A21 Acres
Tn farm il very valuable. well tmbeud. in srsry
healthy arish5afbood aud Within naes OF the lanes
River Canal Tue Turns vii he ibenl. Apply Ia
fhe subscriber IN lYuehh1tg, Ut Sposau5j Garland aud
kobca y bilehead al Nelson couuhouse.
}. GARLAND.
Sept 90 Is
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Valuable Eg5f I'm. SI,ge.

Valuable EGIlts fo3. safe.
TE9HE SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 sell lis 'Trnct
OF Land. ltiug IN Campbell county, On Oarr
tlyei twenty rules sonil al Iynebars a. joining
tit Lands ul Cap. Charles Anthony,
containing 222 acres,
About loo Of Winch valuable river aaI erert low
geau1s. 1his Land IS vel Na'ered and wall daptrd
lie growth o tobacco. and lies ia healthy aud aptr-"
abe uegAbafhold. There vii b. ab at ufly tuslel,
oi Wheat eta ga The plantation this fall. Possession
can BE- had lhe Il day o Januaty nrSt earlier II gc
eessay. \ farther description oi ihr Lend deemed
unnecessary as aey fcfslu wishing Ia buy examine
ar themselves
Terms laeral, and uaus known Application 10 The
subscriber living IL LersyIilr. Campbell
SAMUEL {. TARDY.
S-fts 2a
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SINGULAR PHENoMrSoN OK LAKE. ONrAn1o-On
Saturday last an extraordinary occurrence was noticed in
she lake al this place Shortly before non some Gentle
men walking upon The What. happening to cast their
Eyes upon lac water between the pits were struck with
we very unusual appearance Of a strong current tide as
~efe sslting directly out to il seemed AZ the
Wh',e lake was going bodily away. H. ieN minutes
nearly 'hltd part Of The inner hafbor with corffn,, nd
g Po'va oi Ihe shore either SIDE was le rnfifefy
pare "en suddenly the tide TUNED and C. n,a as rady
psck again, hlilng he harbor least Two ee hohe,
'han was befofe ihs extraordinary action Of Inc ske
was continued at regular intervals Of every EIGHT ar len
minutes I'll after dark, tie highcsi tile ra,iced beno
NE beoFe six III the evening when The water rose
ch hches higher Than il last spring and insl iva
sna an inch above lis present level We Under
saho Tue same occurrence noticed al other naces
~ zee iahe aud hear tia. Port Hone the effect was
ws1 .sl The Steamboat Pacess Royal could not 90,
snio me harbor at all running hard aground when more
va" het ehgh outside The enlrssce 10 The piers The
o. 90 extraordinary phenomenon is at present
"'s"er OF various Conjecture but the general nn;nf,n
seems 10 be that II could only have been poduced he
vo'f' earthquake in some part Of the continent which
re shall probably soon hear a. ~"
Cotorg Canada Star
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eA.0ggAasa.A aEExa

FOR IT, hEHoYst ND ptSaASEST CCRE Of Al ~.
ARISING FaJ1f as ihfPt RE STATE oy BLOOD IN s-ss
o. SYSTEM.
! s a mild apciirnt, aaiseYtie and tonic eon,,i
~ three most useful properties Of medicine nnn+
rifcsanI restores. scrof1a, Cancer Lrpro.v all
S,ionlUus Suios, all diseases Of the skin and a., IND
disorders organic, but spnging from diseased
ton, gle way before its hysean influence sa'a.
Diseases having their origin in impure sta,c ~
and haiAs generally, will bcspeelily aud efeena ood
ell Jy this invaluable medicine, its operation
an consists in Iemorng Che 10 disease by ar,
into the circulation and passing through the general
The following letter vail furnish additional t,sea
the intrinsic virtues Of tho Sarsapaulla Ihey .@sf
Themselves Ia 'f
NEW foES April o. 1s4.
.5Essgs. n. y. s d. Saai, :--t.cntlemen: re.I; "
duty yal and the community l,r.rc send IS u
certificate o the ahealing virtues your Sarsapa ms
nhcrs Who suffering mag have their conGd mat
tabli-hcd and uss youf medicine without delav s'
was troubled with a ulcer on my nnll, ~:
tended hall way mp 10 the knee discarsing very tx
matter, itching, burning, and deprivny me often sF'
at night, and very painful 10 bear ~ I"
Twas recommends touss yonr Sarsaparila bv NJ. \
OConuell, who had been cured by it, and Alter n,is
bottles was completely cured. sh ave
have yed sending you thi, certificate for
since tie effected IN order ascertain with ' var
ty whether iTasa permanent cure a nd ii now 'ia'
sig o. e-aFp oil 1t, and that am entirely vi o
Yours yesY truly, SARAH sPiN TYRE
zi' 'eiai'y street, New York
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E.rcmlor., SAC of 81 E..ialc.

FsxrcuIors' sale OF Real Estate.
Az Ill be- sid on tbr 21lh Day of Oo5er next at
W Liberty. bedford Court heHse, tb3l briHg court
DAY, tract Of land Ia sad county, containing
$40 ACHES,
hr waters of GBss Creeks mills zaa4h u Liberty
aad adjoining the bands 81 Fanes johnson. J1hn ilib.
cork and Elm ss.us. SAID land Is prs-rHl grouped
Il, Mr. Thomas johnson, and Will be sold erodIi OF
one. iva and three years. bonds with approved security,
bearing interest IRON day al sale.
oiIAS. {. HUDSON.
TilOs. \. BHANSF0RD.
E10f'a. Of sam'I. Brapsotd.
Sept. % 40
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13z.E.A1sx, gA-sEa1x & aAgA-4oz.1
: RI. aos receiving a, Their nss Store nearly appo
< \ stse ihe hease iefmedy oce-f.,-zl By BRYAN s
YOUNG, large aud splendid assortment of
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Ts.gi. 81. T..EED |. >,

TS.m. 81. T.EEis:s,,
BOOKSELLER. noosniSpEa. Avn sTArloNzE.
n-agIy STREET, Lvr!oE3URa va
oppos,is .. u. .lIgors's cAtaa Store.
August )
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-16

A L circuit supernr court Of law and chaacery
n continued aud held lar the county OF Amherst, at
The courthouse, on Thursday The -otn day Of August,
1915:
Hudson NJ. Garland, Jr., Plaintiff,
against
John Il palnnn. Drfcnlant
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r Rnes held in the Clerks Office OF the Cirsuit su,,
"A rior Court OF Law and Chancery Tor the County Of
her'i, on Monday the LIST day Of September, 1916
Sarah Penn Brown, infant under the re of
wears who sues by Hugh Brownher father and
and tn same Hugh Brown, as trustee under certain d
OF mlriage settlement, bearing date the 18th day Of Jn
ry 1913, executed BY Saran Penn, Plaintiffs
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NEW foES, April %

The following statement Is from gentleman vino , -
OF The int Druggists III the city OF Providence and in
extensive know iedr Of medicines of ever, kind and
perience oi the elects OF Sands Sarsapafa HI, oai
one oil peculiar value 10 the afflicted. f'n"
SANDs's SARssPARliLA.--l speak expcrimrn,,u, -
ay that this medicine is far eicctual in Il. @
chronic acute rheumatism than any other prc,,,at.
have ever tested 1lat Ing endured extreme sulcrin,
within tie last five years from repeated attacks of nf
tory AGATE rheumatism, have recently used Sna,
~arsaparii!a with the haPpies my health !, -
good, and my strength is rapidly returning a,tibr ~
berhial change entirely to the use ofthis poen md
Feeling deep sympathy With those who are milf ted &
tins most orentng and painful complaint came. ,,f
rom earnestly recommending 10 such the use of Inns r,
Die specific faNlug the most entire confidence in tn. ~
iene and skill Of Dr. Sands, induced thereby T., ~
the effects Of their Saapara, and take pleasure in aa
my testimony tothat OF many others meDdaory If H.,
valuable properties, unknown To and unsolicited he -.
Messfs Sands CHARLES DYER, Ir
. ~ Druggist and Apothecary
40 and Il WestmInster-st Powders. Il 7
Feb. Is, 1915. :" 4
For particulars and conclusive evidence of n, an
peno value 1 eieaey see pamphlets, which may be ob.,
ed OF Agents gratis,
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail bv A.Sn
SANDS, Wholesale Druggist 70 Futon-street New YO,t
Soldalzo by ID. X. LYMAN, Lynehhurs;
iism Stevens, lexington \ Duval + Co Rlchmond
Rosser $ Anderson Petersburg: M. A. Santos Niol, -.
by Druggists generally ihroug bout the United ststes Pre-
81 per bottle, six bottles Tor -.
~ Tho public respectfully request cd to remember that
Il : Sands SasaPara thai has and constantly aee,n,
such renre3he OF s dicult class Of disease,
which the human frame is subject there fore ask Tor S,ts,,
Sarsa@tilla, and take no other
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Defendant
John II. Pamplin,
IL CnANcrRr.

The defendant BY his counsel, having first obtained
leave OF tine court flied his answer to the plaintiff bill
10 which the pIantllDy counsel replies generally. And
ihereupon this cause un 10 he heard. unnu The bill
answer, replication aud exhibits, and was argued by
counsel Ga consideration Whereof the court doth refer
the partnership accounts between the parties under the
firm o Garland & Pampln. 10 of lis COMMISSION.
ers who is directed to examine state and settle the
same, and make report thereof the court with aug
matters specially stated. deened pertinent by himself OF
required by the parties to be stated And the
doth order that the parties do deliver 10 the commission
crs all bools, papers and other documents beongug to
the said c0pattnefship.
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The defendants Henry Smith, Isham Smith, H,t,a
Smith, Bartholomew smith, John Smith, Susannah Iran,
William Farr Nancy Pan. Smith PAR, Sinda NJ Pan job,
Edward PAR, Nancy Gillian aud Susannah Gillian,
having cntcfcdthcr appearance, and given
ins to The act oil Assembly, and tie rules Of this
appearing by satisfactory evidence that thev are not nh.A
ltans ol this commoawe On motion Of the PA milf.
is ordered thatne said last mentioned defendants do ape
here ON the first Monday in November next, md asrr
the plaintiffs amended bill, and that copy of this odcr
forthwith published in The Lynehburg Ngnian for tr.
months sucresyey and posted at the front door of til. ca
house Of this county on some court day.
topy-Feste,
SAM1. G. STAPIEsp
Sc toTber Il vau
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We extract The iolloWps Interesting passaets from
The as Published e'itt at 'ie aTcgn correspondent u
10 \ L. j..
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Fre' holden in the clerks Ollie. OF the county eou,t
OF Patrick at the courthouse thereof on the frs, n,,
dc in September, 1875
William T. Joyce, administrator Of Jacob LYON and Al.
50 minis own right aud Jane Joyce his wife, plantif,
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Edmund Penn and lime his wife, William s Ctarhd
and Ann +. ID. hIs wife, the William S. Craw0dI
hs own right and ~ Administrator with the VIII anneytt
Elizabeth Long, decd, Elijah Fletcher Edwin H. Jo'
ana Jane hswIie anu George b. Payne and Catnrns N
wife, Defendant.
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HlliSt

Henry Smith Isham Smith, Ilarhcrd Smith Bartholomew
Smith, John Smith, Munford Smith, Susannah Fnr
" liilam Parr Nancy Par, Smith Parr, Sinda NJ Pan
John Edward ParTa Nancy Gillian and Susanuah Glia.
Defendants
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Sept 25

VIRGINIA At rules held in tie Clerks Office o.
Circuit Sapeuior CONT of Law and Chancery or
county oil franklin, the first day OF September ISL
Charles {. Lee, Plaul
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foR THz REMOVAL SNo PERMANENT CuaE o. .ft -,
AaIsISd FtJ1f as IMPURE STATE og gln,,o ~ - BAG
SYSTEM.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
THE SOUTHERN LITERARY
MESSENG Err.

Ii AS now been established ten years, during
Ii which Il has overcome many and great OH
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editor will be StTenuOusly directed, NOT only 70
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its constant improvement. In this, the Hat,er.
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The contributors are numerous, embracing
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address rpon their forwarding TO the under
signed, at No. 4 Ann street dollarP, free of ex-
pense,