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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16
On, SO,,ssei.1,,pllf.
No. 10 MAN NrRErr,
RicuMoNp, Va,

IL CHMONB, va,
prepared o offer his friends aud the publish 81
i usual large supply of
Drugs, Medicines Paints Obs Dye StufIs, Window
Glass. English, German, French and American Cheml'
Gals, Preparations, &c. &c, making his assortment
large and complete Among variety oil others may be
lound-s quality indigo. Extract logwood adder,
toppefas, Alum. Lamp Black Castor Oh by the barrel
gallon da Sps. Tutpeotiue, do Ink, Ground
Black Pepper Ground Allspee, Cloves, Numegs, Cas-
sia, Mace, Ginger, Sweet O in baskets and by the GAL
Ion, with large assortment Of MuHca Window Glass,
of all sizes for builders, Copa VarnSh, Brushes, Sash
Tools. English aud American White Lead. Colours
Soap Stone Paint for Roofs, Hair Brushes Tooth and
Nail Brushes Soaps, Pocket Books, Toilet Bottles Per
umey &c, &c, all Of which lie oilers 10 Country Mer-
chants and Others good terms as articles Oh the
same quality can be sold in the Noflhetn cities.
The subscriber aware Of the doubtful quality Of large
number OF the powdered Medicines usually sold. has at
considerable expense erected machinery for the manu-
acture OF Powders under his personal inspection. from
the best materials. which enables him 10 guarantee all
Medicines sold by him pure and free from Aduera-
ton.
Physicians are invited 10 examine his stock. assuring
them that pains shall spared to furnish them III the
best style and at short notice.
All the remedies and instruments received as soon
as they appear. aud any article ordered om the North
by express
ALSO-F Family Medicine Chests, with directions, and
Physicians Medical Saddle Bags.
+. JOHNSTON,
Richmond, Va.
March % 4w
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April 6
LYNCsaEs,JI,G HOTEL.

.f1,IIE SUBSCRIBER has moved from the Lnion
h Hotel To the large brick building opposite 10 MI
John lons and George Baaby's Grocery shores, where
he Will be glad his boardes and customers as usu'
al ROBEhl MOhhloo'
Jan ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

Trules held in the clerks office Of the circuit superior
court OF law and chancery, for the county OF Halifax,
in the month of March, 1916:
Susanna Bates lillian Bates, Henry f.. Owen and Mary
his wife, Lucy A. Bates Daniel J. Bates, Charles r. b.
Bates Nancy Bates George w. Bates, Iumes c. Bruce,
exor of James Bruce, decd Lewis p. Wysorg, +. < A.
Barlsdale & Co, Anthony Sydnoi Il CO.. Elizabeth Brown,
and Miller IL Rucker, plaintiffs,
against
John s. Kent, w illIam T. Ballow, James Young s. Co.
James Young, and James Petty, Sr. Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant, James Petty S not having entered his
appe trance and appearing by satisfactory evidence thai he
not inhabitant # this commonwealth 1t ordered that
the said defendant, James Petty, ST. do appear here the
first Monday June next, and the Plaintiffs bill;
and that copy of this order be forth Nth inserted the
'Lynchbu Nirgniau," two months eiy and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this county
COpy-Teste,
WIN HOLT, CPk.
March - w2m
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T rules held in the clerks office the circuit superior
"A court of law and chancery for the count, of Halifax,
in the month of March, 1886
James A. Luck, Plaintiff.
against
John s. Sheppard and Elizabeth his wife, and Med
lev administrator de bonis non, with the will OF
Philip f.. Nass, decd, Defendants.
liz CHANCERY.
The defendant John ). Sheppard, not having entered his
appearance and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he inhahiiant of this eah: II is ordered
that the SAID defendant John S. Sheppard do appear here
the first Monday in June and the Plaintiffs
bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
"lynrbug Nirginan" for months successively and
posted the front door of the Courthouse this county
Copy--Teste,
WIN. HOLT, elk
Mare u h w2m :.
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In CHANCERY.

IN tHANCERY.
The defendant, Thomas M Cargo not having entered his
appearance, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he iuabitant Of this Commonwealth 1T ordered
that the said defendant Thomas McCargo. do .psar
the first Monday in June next and answer the Painh
bill and that cory Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
81 ynchburg Nnginn' for two months successvely and
posted the front door of the Court of this courty
Copy-Testc,
WM. HOLT Cl's.
March u WIN
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rules held in the clerk Office of the circuit superior
court Of law and chancery, for the county Of HALIFAX
in the month of March, 1876
William Brilton, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas McCargo, James r. Hill Paul TIA ylor and John
Coleman, administrator Of John Bacon, decd.
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April 9


rules held IN the clerks office of the circuit ,up.,,o,
the 9th day Of April, iS4G: - '''''.' 0"
james Beh, PLAINTIFF
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F'eb. 10

Il ofmonthly session begun and held far Amherst
n county, at the court house, Monday the 10Th day Of
February 1896
Ga The motion of William DOYLE, and il appearing that,
than have elapsed the qualification of
Robert Iiusley administrator of the estate Of inm
Doyle, deceased, Hugh Doyle deceased Mary DOYLE, de
ceased md Susan DOYLE, deceased The court doth order
that all persons who have claims against the estates of
the SAID deccdeus them do exhibit the to the
of this court unless legal CLAIMS debts shall appea,
eainst the said the will decree distribution there
of without eiundng bonds and that copy of this order be
published gl weeks suceesvey in the yncburg Sir-
ginian public newspaper printed in the town of Lynch
burg aud posted the front door Of the oourt house
county. A Copy-Testc,
SAM NJ. GARLAND, CIk.
March 10 wSw
T. rules held in clerk Office of the circuit superior
court of law and clancey for the county Of Halifax
in the month of March lsiG:
David b. MEG hce, exor of John ]. Blitton, decd,
Plaintiff,
Thomas r Jeter, Branch Summons and Susan his wife
and John j. Throckmoton, ad with the ill
Henry Duukley, dec d., Defendants.
In CnAECERY.
The defendants Branch Sammons and Susan his wife, not
having entered their appearance, aud it appearing BY salts
factory evidence that they not inhabitants of this
monweah 1t is ordered that the said defendane Branch
Summons and Susan his wife, do appear here the first
Monday in June next and answer the Plaintiffs bill
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynch
burg Nrgin for two months successfully, and posted
the front door of the court house OF this county.
Copy-Tcse,
WM. HOLT, CIk.
March 10 w2m
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NO Y'EEE.

for the purpose of conducting the ME aCEAN-
TILE BUSINESS as heretofore al their old staud
WeeXpecl IA few weeks to receive such addition
to present stock by purchases made in the Northern
Markets. by one Of The partnefs as TO make II worthy
of that patronage which literally bestowed upon
the old Concern. To such as buy Goods, Tor cash. we
shall hold out extraordinary inducements 10 buy ofus.
MlCOU * PECK.
Biz Lick, March 10 In
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WcCLANAEAAN & Co.,
GroC6rs and Commission .HYerck0nfs,
LYNCHBURG VA,

a.,
' " T. particular attention TO the sale of Fl DIR
~ WHEAT. TOBACCO. and all kinds of country
produce, &c. T., g. McClanahan attends parlcnIarIy
To the sales of TOBACCO (ur charge is SO cents ptr
md Tor selling aud colleclmg) We keep constantly
on hand large and well selected stock Of
GROCERIES. DOMESIfCS, &c.
We are receiving considerable addition 70 = .,
present stuck, that will make ii larger than any we
have yet offered. Thankful for the very liberal na,,on
age extended to u.s. in the firms of J G. &E q Me-.
oIanahan. end McClanahan, Crenshaw & Co would
"spec'uiy solicit continuance. Every effort on our
part Will be used to give satisfaction.
JNO. &. McCIANAHAN.
~ 90 l.. Il. MoCLANAHAN
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.Nessrs. Thomas JTest, George Hest and Nm Patty
YOU WILL please take notice, that | shall, on
Saturday, the 18Th of April, 1916. al the Grayelly
Knoll School House. in the county OF Plilsylvania be
tween the rising and setting of the sun proceed to take
the deposilions of Thomas II. Lain, Rawey 5. Grad
dock aud Others he read evidence IN suit in the
county of Pusy lvania, in which am the plain
tiff and William West. administrator OF George West,
deceased. in his right and also as administrator
foresaid and Yourselves with Joseph West deien
dants, which time and place you may appear if you
Judge proper. ELiZABE. III LEA.
March 70 Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

oEASM. TRACT OF LAND, S&EyA
ZSIX containing 2lO Acres, belong EE22&
0~ ing to the estate of Robert &%Y2S
~uA Boyle, deceased. The Land -A
is situated in The county of Bedford, the Suck
Spring meeting house, adjoining the lands Of Alexander
Boyle. James ID. Watts and others. II is said that
portion Of this land the most valuable tobacco land in
upper Virginia.
Persons wishing purchase such land would do well
10 visit and examine the place for themselves before The
day of sale Mr. Alexander Boyle will show he land
10 any person who may wish to examine II.
JNO Il. STEPTOE, Com'r.
April 2 w3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-18

nearly one thousand dollars of uncollected debts,
not marked bad Knowing the business accu-
racy of the best of guardians for an orphan, and
one of the most upright men that ever lived,
could not forbear expressing my great surprise
at the item. With deep sigh, and more emo
ton than he often showed, his lips quyering he
passed his trembling hand over his face, ana
replied, 1t would have turned forty families out
of doors to collect these debts A light began
to dawn on me- One by one looked over the
bills. They varied in amount from five to two
hundred dollars With exceptions, not worth
naming, the entire sum was for liquor sold By the
glass; pint, and quartz | was familiar with eV-
cry name-with the history of every family
Many of the children of these poor families had
been my school fellows. With one or two ex-
ceptions the lapse of eighteen years left them
as poor, as unable to pay these debts as they
had been at the outset. In some cases, the pa
rents were dead, the children paupers, OF bound
out by the town officers, at service Others
still lived in rags, poverty, filth and as much lg-
norance as is possible, in land where every
two square miles has its good free school, open
without cost to The rich and poor alike Free
schools blessed fountains of light, republican
feeling, equal laws, and brotherly kindness be-
tween the various classes Of society, when shall
Maryland be filled with them? There was not
one of those forty families worth five hundred
dollars. They lived chiefly in TWO districts of
the town, one of which was appropriately called
Egypt, and the other might have been named
Sodom or Texas What had wrought-what
had continued these eighteen years of poverty
and woe, in community proverbial tor industry,
good morals, and wealth? 1t was the work Of
Alcohol. At fathers death, these debtors were
nearly all young men, just beginning in life, with
small families. Middle age found some prema-
turely old Some had died in their prime
Others had been cut down in their early man
hood Who slew all thesel The reflection
was too powerful to bear. | could only thank
God and my guardian, that THESE rum debts had
never been collected, and sigh to think of the
evils that followed the business of one OF the
kindest and most benevolent men that was ever
cut down in his youth by that tell destroyer,
consumption.
True, men are aware Of the evils Of intem-
perance. Societies then existed for its suppress
sion by means of (save the markD an example
of moderation shall not soon forget the time,
in my boyish days, when the President of our
|. Moderation Society drank $50 much modera-
tion,' at the anniversary dinner, that he was
obliged to set an example Of the bad effects of
too much brandy on good mans brain! or, i'll
word he was carried home in the bottom of a
wagon, drunk! He was one Of our most up
right citizens,
Concluded nc1t loeek.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-18
THE NAPLES HAIR DYE


% PILLS for 25 ccn-The Pills answer the purpose more
~ eectua than any other pills use, and superCede
together in medical virtue and excellence If you doubt this
hemt will cost only % Censand then you, will
ed If they not what they recommended be denounco
hem They not recommended every thing; do
without fear of contradiction that pills their equal in
wing diseases originating the stomach and bowels For liver
ctQns and bilious Diseases such dumb age fever ague
nttmnnt and remant vcTs the Brisk Pills possess peculiar
properties for their speedy removal From ten years experience
pactcng physician am convinced that equal them.
Read what other pills good for what they will cure,
the Brisk superior them ALL then discard them. Do
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any dstasthut try the r Psthc cheapest pills USE
and then You will have chanC judge Of their
As blood cleanser and purifier to the diseased they
haps supersede pill in They quick and easy
their operation, giving life and tone all the torpid
ing off impure matters humOrs leaving the system
healthy This all that any medicine do notwithstanding
great show of words and fictitious certificates are deter
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All we ask for fair and impartial trial. They by
I'D and young at any time with perfect safety They
ctltnt medicine for clden having worms In word
all the qualities of an aperent pill for all family They
have cured many diseases which other medicine could
In conclusions say do not despair of until you
he BRISK PILLS for they do possess peculiar properties
tues Wholesale and retail by o. FAY Co., Fulton street.
sun Buildings, New York Ao by H. HALSTED, No 81 Buff
street, Rochester For sale by H. COLLINS Druggist
eieT, VI.
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DAEE.EY9S

THE Original and only GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC
TOR the wonder and blessing of the hundred fold cheaper
and superior all other compounds Fame million tongues
says neXt the Bible let be priced" off 500 box we
would keep constantly in the house, hold Indispensable
bread" All palms, those of the burns are Instantly
stopped by it, and n bruised swollen broken strained sng mol
soned cut amed otherwise wounded parts CURED WITH
1t unites broken limbs RAPIDLY cures the woRr
CONSUMPTION inflammation and panuness the how
indeed ALL internal and external soreness bronchitis spinal in
uries in TRUTH whether Man Beast be suffering Ike miracle il
The renOvang and bany influence of this wonder san
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tinent Look into the splendid Mansion and the fair dnuph
within its precincts VIII say, tive much to its MAGIC touch
turn footsteps towards the humble cottage and the
der mother will its soothing aid the prdu husband
man VIII confess he has lost cows udder gied lamb
pig calf or colt had CALLED suudered or lost his labor
hurts Or strains since he has used For the diseases
tor winch this mighty saye is pre-cmnny beneficial and for
history of the iogeres upon it, pamphlets Agents. If H.
DALEY be not written ON each box in cooed ink with PEN it is
poisOns you buy.
For sale at 100 Nassau door above Ann and Mrs Hays
1879 Fulton ST., Brooklyn
The genuine for sale by the following Agents; REDFELD
Montpelier; A. ueaveland, Bookhed; Hobart & Co., West
RandUlph f. T. AnSwurh WlliansOwn; N G. Hale, Chelsea;
j. Pratt Post Mills; e. w Pcad Son, Bradiord A. T. Ban
Croft painfcld NJ Wires Cambrdge H. 5. Camp Stoves r.
landon Co., Wliston Goss Huchin Waterbury; j. Saw
YER MoretOwn; CushmaD Flint, Warren; Waterman Cady
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| water " N Smith, Bethel
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THE PILES.
Il CURE FOh LIFE GUARANTEED !


The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, invented
by Dr. A. UpLam, distinguished physician of New
ork city, the only really successful remedy for that
dangerous and distressing complaint, the PILES, even
offered to the American public.
Mark this e; it is an INTERNAL REMEDY-not an
external application, and will any of Piles
either Bleeding Elind Internal or External /; and
probably the only thing that will. There is no msake
about it.. 1t is positive cure-sPEEDY AND PERMA-
NENT. It's also convenient medicine to take, and
improves the general health in remarkable man
ner.
Each Box MS twelve doses. at I-3 cts. per dose
1t is very mild in operation and NAV be taken in
cases OF the most acL inflammation without danger All
external applications the highest degree disagree
able nconvenient, and e'sve; and from the very ma
ure ofthe disease, temporary in their effects. This
Medicine attacks the disease at its source and RENIOV-
ING TIE CAUSE, renders the cure CERTAIN and
PERMANENT.
The Eecuary is also very valuable remedy for In
hamaon of the Liver and Spleen, lnhamaton Sor :ness
and Liberation Of the Stomach Bowels, Kidneys, and
Bladder; lnfamatory and Mercurial Rheumatism, I'm
purity of the Blood caused by the mpcudent use of Mer-
curry; Weakness and inflammation of the SHINE and Back
and for the relief of Pregnant Ladies, before confinement
enAuring an easy time safe delivery and healthy Off
spring.
This admirable preparation contains NO MINERAL
MEDICINE; NO ALOES, COLOCYNTH, GANBOGE,
or other powerful and irritating Purgatves and taken
according to the directions in case of Piles, A CURE
FOR LIFE is GUARANTEED
Pamphlets, giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine, may be obtained of Agents gratis
j. S. HOUGHTON, 100 Washington Street, Boston,
General Agent for the New England States.
AGENTs-Montpeer, S. X. Collins Burlington,
Peck &Spear; Rutland, Daniels & Bell; Woodstock
Chas Chapman; Windsor, A. &H. Wardner; Haverhill,
Rix and Cumm ings; and by the dealers generally 5OIy
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Medicine for the Million
AVER,S lOINT, AND NERVE 7 MIME Mt

TO- the of rheumatism, GOu Sprains Bruises, Swengs,
Camp, Numbnes amenesS of all kinds Pain the side back
OlOn Weakness of the o and nerves. Ague stiff neck
onsecs Chban Fresh wounds Burns Free zes and all
of Ex1 ERNAL INJURY
There appeared medicine which possesses The pene
tratng and healing degree, while at the
time, il cannot by any by produce injurious effects BY its
action the stn it exces healthy circulation Of the blood and
the distractions to the INsENsE which is
fire. may used with perfect safety the ofbuns,
The p upon it, being far below other medicines Of the kind
eecuay obstacle to its universal Why
will suffer pan when safe ecacOus and cheap medicine is
within your reach?
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES!
This Lumen only beneficial the human SYSTEM but is
the best article that be used for that have been gall,
praned bruised and for many other diseases qurng
na remedy. The high character Of the gentlemen signing thu
following ifcate will render of interest all who may have
occasion a medicine of the kind.
lIhe undersigned having made of Sewers Lnment fer
Horses and finding to be valuable remedy for ameness, gals
sprans, Bruises &C., would recommend friends and the
public generally believing that those who have occasion
remedy for of the diseases for which recommended will
not be disappointed in its effects.
Lowell FAIR, Brattlcboro,' Nt |
0us BARDwELL, Walpoe, N. H., Stage
CSC. HUNuNGroN, " Projectors
PELETIAH ARMsTRoNG,"
Prepared only by T. SEAvEB Sons Druggists Napolc n.
Reed, Wing Cutler 81 Chatham ST., Boston, Who sale Agents
OBsERvEEvery bottle of the genuine will have the ignatue
T. Seaver & Sen on the inside wrapper
~ PrCe-25 and 80 cents per bottle
For sale by s. H. COLLINS, Mantpeer G. T. sowe Mddesex
g. tmson, Waterbury, o. French arre N G. Halo, Chelsea
G. b. Pierce Co.. Notfeld f. Perry Cabo Peck Spear Bur
lin toddad utand and by merchants and druggists
rally throughout the state 3S:ly
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-18
select Tales.
From The Baltimore Saturday ViisitOr.
THE DEAD HEART.
A TALE OF A PRISONER.
BY THE LATE CHARLES T. ToRREr.

Do love thee, my native town! Is not eve
rY one of thy gentle sloping hill sides, the scene
of remembered joys! Thy wide marshes, COW
cred with the short salt grass through which
curves for many mile old North River, have
more charms for me than the scenery of the Po-
tomac Have not followed the pea hen, the
curow, the duck the yellow leg and teal over
every ditch and creek that divides the broad sur
face! Have not watched them the live long
November night. covered with the dry sea weed,
gazing at the glorious heavenly worlds, and lis
tening with eager ears for the music OF
the wild goose's scream, as with wearied wing
on her long flight from Labrador, or Mount
Desert, to the sunny South, she stoops to rest
an hour in the wide reach of the river below
the Fourth Cliff What one of all thy bab
bling brooks have not followed from its moutl
in the river or sea side, to its source in George
More's Swamp, or the Pine Woods, or BIacl
Pond, or Spring Brook Farm, my fathers brit
place! How many days have wandered in tn,
glorious woods till every favorte haunt of thu
rabbit, the quail, the frolicsome grey squire
and sweet Robin Red-Breast, were as familiar
as my own seat by the winters freside The
very crows, who can smell gunpowder five miles
at least, seemed to have come to quiet under.
standing that the light gun on my shoulder was
more an excuse for INDUCING the meditative hab.
its OF the student and lover of nature, than in
tended to stop their dabolicaI cawing, or ruffie
their glossy black feathers.
Shall ever forget the old rough boarded
scbool-house where learned nv alphabet, and