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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13
Jan. 2

NlRGINIA:At court held for Bedford county IF the
courthouse thereof Monday the 23d day Of Deccm
Der, 1874:
On the motion of pheasant D. Coicr administrator of Jo
seph Coer deceased it is ordered that all persons ha yup
claims against the estate of the said Joseph Golfer
DO exhibit the the said Pleasant d. Golfer the ad
mnistrato aforesaid for settlement on or before The fourth
Mondaym March next it appearing that than two
years have elapsed since the qualification said adnnstra
tor and that copy of this order be published for eie
successive weeks in the Lynchbnrg Virgnan newspaper
and posted at the h mt door the courthouse this county
ON two several court days a Copy-restc.
RIO. Z. MITCHELL, c, p. q
Jan 2 wey
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13
MIR. CLAY aTIloME.

yCsgrsspe,.ale,.ec n he .Aeiioaai IaieHigeacsr.
kEsgrckY, Jahnsfy - lsd5.
- 7 have lately epeni some Lexington, and
MIR Clay almost every day and sincerely say that
] am less surprised Than delighted 10 cbsurYe how
well he is. Al his irends wnnld foce aud be pfond
the ii his department Ia present errnmslan-
..es.s Every bsay SAYS. allow well Mr.. Clay lnnks.
and how cheerful he !" lie has guae into his Office
~ work like sonaa man. LISA pity aud inof}
Eng ,hat he should be nblrled to do But There
siluaion 10 which Mir Clay did not show hlmse
equal2
is impossibe ,ha, Nj Clay should be Indifferent 10
pahlic affairs. lie does affect H. But events have
ssemnvsd from hun great lad of responsibility.
While he in pnhlo life he occupied the postum Of
leader, il mol TIM header Of The parry which has been
long struggling To the heunHy ifum msuile.
The eyes of al iesst half The nation directed
him. and their bepes huag npnn him. II aas impossible
that Dir hay sh1aM feel The pressure OF sucii pn-
siiin. la, 10" he - IN riiremet and my Judgment
", that his improved and improving Appearance If which
body speaks. Is TO be attributed Chiefly the
stf he feels by the removal II e RESP II his
previous rehiioas IL the public. God grant he may 1--we
many years IN health and comlanl
Mir. Clay talks u guiHe 10 Naw Orleans aaan ]
isb he would. as thIuk IL would be pleasant 10 hin
aud his rflds. aish he cuuld afford 10 spend the
aiaGnder OF his days ~ and occasionally ca
innHg his friends without parade, he would desir'
kaow the HEARTS 81 the people wrnld be strongly moved
towards ehleain lo has for two score ytats fought
their battles iaiihiily. aud with 10 srla success
but they would u,I trouble hin with parade. they
eau ihink and feel haw much the eYlniTy indebted Ia
hsm, and that. be has fn ale do all he wish
ed l1r them. he has held back. and urn ruled back
sibe tide Of ~ Gouhl thai thousands aud tens #
thousands al ihHm. II hey were come near enough
auuid dnp tar 81 gratitude his hand. But iier
ianste he cnen With saying, Odd bless hun lie bas
lived hE has euniry. has served as lew men ever nd
snd the is1SuonY al is fidelity Is 10 tho HEARTS ri the
people. say, taesl ersondy, Con rLEss illAi
The Case n .hr. Ne,NEHy. The alleged defauller is
now under Investigation he tifand larry ronm before
Jaslics Marseli and Goddard To prove the eb.,pe Of
eadiezzlemeni Under Which Mr.. AeAulty was arrested
seseiai Witnesses inm New York. as we'll as others
were examined Oh " ednesday and yesterday Nean-
adefsaahd that the testimony cursed Yesterday
Maea the Justices adjourned their sitting unnl o oclnck
are morning. I,Aai I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13
Nisn'IaE.

'HNIE partnership heretofore existing under the svle
u aud firm Of ROBERTS & LEE, expirrd by lin
ltaton ON the lat instant. Tho name oil tho firm viii be-
used IN closing the concern
All persons indebted 10 the concern are earnestly re-
qnesed To come forward and settle their accounts as we
arc anxious 10 wind IL up as nracheabe
RiLAND ROBERTS,
JOHN b. LEE.
Iynchburg Jan. 50. 1915.
7. ). We thank our friends and the public for the
very liberal patronage bestowed on the firm of Ron
Ears i.tE during The last five years, and ask con
unuanee ot II 10 the new colcern of LEE s ROB
ERrS. r n
1 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13

NIRGlNlA:-Ata court held for the county of Bedford
at the house, Monday, the 25d day Of Dcccm
Der, 1914:
On the motion Of James NJ Goad it is ordered that all
persons having claims against the estate Of James Wans
deceased, do exhibit the to John l. Cohbs, late high
Sheriff OF Bedford county, and such administrator the
said James Williams deceased, for settlement, before
the fourth Monday in March next it appearing that more
than two years have elapsed since the Qualification Of nd
administrator and that copy of this order be published for
eight successive weeks in the Lynchburg Vgnian nespa
per- and posted at the front door OF the courthouse ohs
county ON two several court days
Copy-Teste,
R0. c. MITCHELL, c. b. C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13
Jan. l6

NTIRGINIA:N rules held in tie Clerks Office Of tho
Circuit superior Court of Law and Chancery for Bel.
ford county, the day ofDceember, 1874:
benjamin Estes and Susannah his wife, and Matthew
Bayne, Plaintiffs
against
Gustavus A. Winrfeld, admir-. of william II. Porter,
d., William Shrewsbury, adni'r. of " iam Minm,
Iced, William Hawkins, Edmund Estes, John II Wright,
Henry Hatcher Cornelius Nocll William Fuqpa and Mich.
olas Robertson. Sheriff of Bedford county, and as such
admir-. Of George Bayne, dec'd Defendants.
In CHANCEEY.
The defendant, William Fuqua, not having entered his
pearance and given security according the Act OF Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this court and it appearing by satsac
tory evidence that he is nhabitant of this Common
wealth Fl is ordered that the said Fuqua do appear the
Clerks Office of the said rules to be held therein
the first Monday in April next and that this order be
ed IN newspaper published in the of ynebbug
Tor two months successfully and posted at the front door Of
the courthouse OF this county some court day.
ACopy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, CL'x.
Jan. 9 w2m
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Jan. tG

4 r Rules holden in tine Clerks Office Of the .;,,--
n rior of law aud claaeefy for the sum-
rick at the courthouse thereof on the 9Th day os " f'
1915: " 'shhaiy
Norman Staples, Sheriff OF Patrick county, p,n.r
against "'
Hamilton Joyce George w. Gaines a nd John II mr.
num- " " '"''" poses, u'c D., Deienlant,
liz CHAScERY.
The Defendant. George W. Gaines not having eno..,,
appearance aud given security according 10 the a ne
sembly and the Rules of this Court aud appearing h,
factory evidence That he is inhalta, of TIL, '
monwcnlih: On motion of the Plaintiff, by counsel i hh
defed that the sud Defendant do appear hert on b e
Monday in March next, aud answer the Plaintiff MI T
that copy of this order be forthwith published in tho A.d
burg Nirenian for months, and posted al line finn,
ofhe courthouse I'll his county court day 'oOr
ACopy-Teste,
JIM. l6 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13
grocery and Commission Zusi-

ROSS.
EyaVfNG leased Of Mr. Richard Tyre, that larqe
& 4 and comnod1ns hriek building. lately erected by
hin the canal. prepared In do general
CouHEssf0A AND F0fss ABIDING
REsF.9'1sss.
And any business entrusted Ia shall receive
attention. One Of the lanHels will attend
the 1obseco breaks regularly Lheal cash advances
made all produce in hand 4 large supply Of
g n 0 c f. n T. s,
Together with l,1ek and Grand PLASTER contin>
ually on hand. S1EPTOE s. TALIAFERRO.
REFERENCES:
r. Tyre. Bawles 4 Aeree,
II. DAVIS. j. g. Acem,
Miilrr X Rncker. Adams X Wilkinson.
Mcdaniel & McCofkle, r.. Ca~ihan.
Geo BaghY, Il. Peytoa, Richmond
Jan. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13

Vv,RGlAfs-At rules held IN the Cefls oh''9 o, VI
crcun superior Court Of La" ana shaass'' ~ -
lora county The day Of December, 1911; ~ -,
Janss A. dudley and PAMELA j. his vie, 'ae ans''a
Brown,
A,,m rowyer, admir- OF Margaret Woody, 5osc.s s'
BETSY urewn aud James Brown, Moses Milan anu D'af
io,t NJ liz wife William ". Brown, Mary NJ brown,
uarvey buxton and Sages G his wife Isaac indes anu
Tlizabeta his wife and John ID. Lewis, Defendants
In CHascEEy.
The defendants Betsy Brown James Brown, Moses MI
"a, and Charlotte NJ his WIFE, late Charlotte NJ Brown
william w Brown Mary NJ Brown. Harvey buxton aud
sage, G. his wife, late sagey G. Brown aud Isaac iundey
and Elizabeth his wife late Elizabeth Bro"n not having
entered their appearance and given security according 10
be Act of Assembly and the rules OF this court and ap-
pearng by satisfactory esdenee that they are not nhabi-
ian,s Of this Commonwealth; Ii is ordered that they do
pear at the Clerks Office Of the said court, at rules to be
held therein the first Monday in April next, and answer
The psnts' bill and that this order be inserted in
published ia the town OF lyncburg, for two
months and posted at the front door of the
courthouse Of this county court day
Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, CL'R.
Ian Q WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13
STEEyTTS SATIN


n Ii Free Negroes, in the Northern District of
n Campbell county, who do uol pay their taXes hy
the first Monday in April, will be hirei Ia the highest
bdder Gas they ran in front of the Market house IN the
town Gi iynehburg, for the payment Of said taxes.
JOHN CLARK, Depufy,
For ,iier, .2ustn, Sheriff
Jah. % TIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13
Dec. )

POSrPONFMENr
Inc hhovo sale OF Shnes, Sc. Is psnnned until fur
Their notice. JOHN H. TYREE pr,sieo
Jan 30 =,
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sale OF Real ana Personal Estate.

w "" 'NNss1 WIN II "UEaas1 EAfsttF.
4 n PURSUANCE Of two DEGREES Of the United
S'ales Circuit Court, pronounced. one on the 3lst
DAY OF May, 1851 N the name OF the United States of
America, pahlIs.asans John cooper, William Saun.
des ST. and other delcndants and the other ON the lh
Of December 1874. against the parties and James
NJ, Williams and Gustavds A. WiupGeA. adminis,ra.
tors OF William Il. Porter decd, will be- sold by the
Undersigned commissioner ON Monday. the 10th day of
March, lSi5 tween the hours nf 10 and O'clock p.
NJ. al The muse ol W liam saunders. ST. in the coun
y OF Bedioid at public auction, Tor ready money, a
certain -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13

VIRGINIA rules held in the cerk's Office Of the cir
cult superior court law and chancery for the county
Of tmherst, on Monday The 9th day OF January, 1915.
Henry L.Dayies, Plaintiff
against
James Davies, Howell L. Brown as executor of Sail,
Crews, decd, and Of Nancy Franklin decd
Sarah w Davies execux of Nancy Frank in deed Sam
uel Scott aud Anne f. his wife, John f. Davies Henry l.
Davies jr, Catharnc NJ Davies Sally d Davies Charlie.
p Davies, John H. Davies, Sally Il. Davies, Warner L.
Brown, James Brown, Jolu Brown and Henry Brown
Deien Iants.
In CHANCERY
The defendant James n. Davies, having entered HI,
appearance and given security according tie act of A..
semby and the rules of this appearing BY sat-
lsactory evidence Tint he nhabitant Of this co
try, Is ordered, that the sai defendant do appear here
the first day OF the next March and the bill Vt
the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper published in the Of Lynch
bury Tor two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the courtt ouse Of this county, A Copy-1ese,
ROBERT TlNSLEY, CPk.
Ian. l6 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13
EONELIUs' PATENT
u ~ K ~ T. Al .Ys Es q

HAVE just received add opened Rpo,be, ,ot If To-.
= natps Justly celebrated Lard Lamps, sufficiently
neat ior The Parla and al the same iine So very chean
thai ~ would he economy use them fur seuioy or
y niing Please call and see them ii YOU want o,od
iishi i1 but Jiule money.
ID. W. MOORE.
Sign OF the big Pitcher.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13
Jan. l6

XGRG1NA:At rules held in the clerks office OF the cir
cult superior court Of law and chaneey, holden in and
Tor the county oil Cbmpb on Monday, the 9th day Of Janu
airy. iS45;
Robert Norris, iviyng partner Of the late firm Of Nor
riss s Mitchell, plaintiffs,
against
Richard G Marshall and Catharine his wife Samuel
Pannil as admir- Of James Charlton, decreased and the
said Samuel Pann executor of John Hlael, decrease
Vincent Lester, Wim Collins, John B. Dahncv, Boiling
Clark and William Organ, om'rs Defendants
In CHAHCEPY.
The defendants, Richard 6. Marshall md Caiharne lis
wife and Vincent ESTER having entered their appear
ance nnd given security according to the act Of assembly
and the rules Of this court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants o this commonwealth
is ordered that the said defendants appear here The
Monday in April next, and the original and amend
ed bills oil the plaintiff and that copy Of this order lie forth
with inserted in newspaper printed in the town of
Lvnchbnrg for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the
front door Of the courthouse Of this county
day A Cnnv-Tese,
JNO u. ALEXANDER, elk
Jan. l6 WIN
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a ES "A q u % u LAND

conveyed by said deed lying IL Bedford comfy alnin.
ing the lands Of \. l. Manson aud others or as much
thereof, as will pay The said debt. Tne undersigned
believes the ale good. but will convey such title only
as Is vested IN him by sad trust deed
JNO. Nj. OfFY, Trustee
Jan. 10 USE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13
gAyD EfAEc SAFE

"
FENlE subscriber offers for sale the land bel onoinq 10
u the Estate Of James Austin deed. lyino in The
South part of Bednd county, on the waters of Dirk
creek. There are between
1000 d1s6 $500 .Ecrcs
the tract, about 500 acres Of which ale cleared the
balance Is well umbered the Whole lies well. and
siderable portion Of IL is fine Tobacco land will sell
The whole together, divide il suit the pnrcha
ser. EDMUND AUSTIN
Leesville, Nov q WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13

NlRldNit;-At rules h cid in the clerk. oiIi,.t,
cut superior court Of Law and ehancery lar ,, Ae cir
oil Ahherst on Monday, the 9Th day January isis ahiy
Samuel .. Turner, m
against
John.F. Turner and john billiard, execute, ~
=, peendant.
The defer dan. John +. Turner not hayin, o,,
appearance ana given security according tue arr as
sem5y and the rules Of this and il apn.s =, As
satisfactory evidence that he is nhahi,ant Of
try, is ordered, that the said defendant do ape
The first day OF the next March term and answe,
the plaintiff and that copy of this order be Iorhri m
cd IN some newspaper published in the town Of
A CnnY-.reste. " ''s Count,
-, ROBERT TlNSLEY. cp,
Jan. tG sfk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13
TRUgr SALE.

EfN virtue ola deed of trust executed by A. X Snead
NJ and Of record IN tho clerks Office of bedford cnunly
court. and flr the purpose of paying the debt therein
named 10 Thomas A. Iacpmbe. the undersigned NJ
un~'ee will before the Market House m gnchhurg on
saturday the l5h Of February neN, sell 10 the highest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13

NOTICE.
TIE co-fariHership teretnGae existing between The
Subscribers Is dis adved by consent. The accounts
>rein The hands Of E. Boiling for settlement
T.. BOILING.
T. }. BOILING.
Campbell G.. H., Jan2 Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13

VIRGINIA, TO wr:-At rules holden in the Clerks OF
fee circuit superior Of law and chnncery, for
the county Charlotte the 9th day Of January, 1915:
Robert b. Cole and William r. Bailo., merchants and
partners under the style and finn OF Robert B. Cole & Co
Plaintiffs,
0griRd
John Morrison, Margaret Morrison and others,
Defendants.
liz CHAscERY.
The defendant Margaret Morrison, not having entered her
appearance according the of assembly and the rules
Of this and tappearng by satisfactory evidence that
she inhabitaht Of this Commonwealth ii is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here at the rules 10 be ho
den for the said court the first Monday in April
her appearance mud the plaintiffs bill. and
that of this order be inserted in newspaper pub
she in the town Of lvneburg for two months successive
w. posted the front doo of courthouse of the
said county. Copy.
WINSLOW ROBINSON C.
Jan. l6 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13

I rules hniden in the clerk's Office the ci,cn;,
court ofaw und rhanrcrs, for the county Of Pn,
the courthouse thereof the 9th day Of January,
jesse Waugh, plai,;n
against '
Benjomin s. Meneiee, james w. Waulop and jail,
Wauiop, n.,.f peh n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13

The Derts not having rcd their ppenrace and pyen a..
curly according 10 The OF assembly md the rule, ofb.
court, and itappearng hy sa factory evidence than they r,
not Inhabitants OF this ellih: On motion of IN,
puina, hy counsel is ORDERED. TINT the said b. ,endn,
do appear here the first hIouda, in nch nc and answer
the Plaintiffs hill and that copy Of this oie hr forthwith
published in the i.,nclbure Vneinn two months. and
posi-, the font door OF the courthouse Of ills county ON
day.
Copy-feste,
SAML.G. STAPLES nc.
Jan. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13

John Lee David ler. John Jones aud Frances bis ,;c
john Spcr.in aud Lucinda his wiir. Sanl, Wa.t. NM
Martin his wife, Thomas .ee and NJ linda his vile bpr. "
law OF W ham Lee dec d., D,,na.n,.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-07-31
WORCESTER co. HIGH SCHOOL.

THE Fall Term OF this Institution will the
first Wednesday in September-the Winter Term on
the first Wednesday in Decem6erand the Spring and Sum-
Terms the last Wednesdays Of February and May
respectively Each term continues eleven weeks.
The Classical Department will continue, heretofore
under the charge of MR. WHEELER.
To the present and prospective condition of the ENGLISH
Department the Trustees wish to call special attention
They have succeeded in obtaining, for a gears and
perhaps permanently the services of MIR ELI THAYER.
The following testimonial will to give idea of
his qualifications for the place which he has been called
" hereby certify that Mr. Eli Thayer candidate for the
degree Of A. b. at the coming commencement holds dis
tngushed rank among he best scholars of his class that
his attention every collegiate duty hns been punctua and
exemplary and his moral character irreproachate; and
that he upon the duties Of his present situation with
the best wishes OF his former instructors.
+. WAYLAND, Pres Bro University.
Brown University, July Is, l545"
II Mr. Thayer will be prepared give instruction in all
the English branches usually taught in schools of the high
est grade attended by lectures illustrations as the
studies themselves may require. He will also give all
necessary attention to those who wish teach parlcu
larry in the Fall term.
The heretofre for tuition from S. to 81
per quarter; board from 81 80 to so per week.
N Owing sickness ia the school the present term,
the usual anniversary exercises necessarily omitted
OTIS CORBETr Secretary.
Worcester, July 20. 5w5l
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-07-31

BRILLIAN INVENTION. We had the pleas
ure Of witnessing, today, at the Medical College
of this city, the beautiful machine invented by
DR. Page, Professor of Chemistry in the College,
and Clerk in the Patent Office, for communica-
ting motion by means of the galvanic battery
The whole fixture is singulary ingenious, and
promises to open a new era in the application of
the electro magnetic principle to the generation
of motion, and TO the arts of life. DR. Page has no
doubt of its capacity for propelling the Railroad
car, (of course without steam, at small expense,
and without the danger of explosion. We con-
graduate DR. p. on the advantage which he may
obtain, and the pleasure which he enjoys, from
devoting his talents to this noble science; and
we congratulate our country on the advances
which it appears to be making in this progressive
age, from the enterprise and energy oft sons.
We hope to have an early opportunity OF giving
a more detailed account fthe principle, construc-
ton, and advantages OF the Doctors second ma
chine Union.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-07-31
First of August. in Leicester.

Arrangements have been made for a suitable commemo
ration OF this Anniversary Of Emancipation in the West
lndies in LEICESTER The occasion designed to en-
brace alt of every name, and hue of opinion who love
FREEDOM truly and ready contend the overthrow
of SLAVERY. The celebration it is contemplated and be-
lieved will be Invested Of any political party aspect
WENDELL PHILLIPS and Adm BALLOU have en-
gagged TO be present. and efforts will be made still
other speakers.
PLAIN PIC MIC entertainment will be provided for such
as come from other towns, to include also many Others
as circumstance and means will permit
We accordingly do invite the citizens of Worcester
County oouth Dvision to be present, and parake with
US IN Ie comnemoraion of the day. Cergymen of every
town. iends and imart and receive and courage
IN the molly cause of TRUTH Justice, and Liberty
The meeting will assemble at I09 O'Clock; A M Fridav
ATgusrst at the Second Congregational Meeting
Leicester, July %. 2w
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-07-31

RAILROAD IN INDIA. A great project is on
foot in England-the construction of railway
in India to connect the interior of the Peninsula
with Bombay in one direction, and with the best
port on the eastern coast, in the other. 1t is to
be called the Great Indian Railway, and capital
of $30, 100000 is proposed. 1t is designed to lay
the foundation for connexion between the three
seats of British Government In India 1t will
traverse rich and fertile districts, and will accom-
modate many large towns, such as Poonah,
Ahmednuggar, Nagpoor, Hyderbad, &C., and af-
ford facilities for the expectation Of cotton sugar,
silk, dyewoods, Spices &C., and of course for the
importation of manufactured goods, salt, &c.
The proposed ultimate length is 1900 miles. The
plan has been laid India, where the Importance
OF it has been recognized by the local govern
ments, and the greatest interest manifested in it
by the native merchants and others; and British
skill and capital are now sought to carry it out.