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AGRICUL TURAL i.

-a .. Frum the Am"iitnn 4 arneF.
THE WAY TO ECONOMIST MANURE.
ia hushel Of plaster added IN. and thoroughly
mixed with every % ads Of manure. which may he a
plid TO light sandy lands should have fewer complaints
iha, such lands are lery and iriH mol hold manure,
1--WE sh,ud have fewer complaints " our Of corn not
being filled out with g,an. As The decomposition Of the
manure takes rlsce thc more nuve patts OF it. the
frstzing gases from their natural VIOLA lilly. ascend -
and il the s,il 10 which the manure may have hefn
plsced poros the with the abnve desc bed
lands, necessary consequence such ferilzlng rnit
frming gases escape through the pores o the ear into
the air. sud are los, The field wherein they were gene
rated. But II befr apply our manure In such lands,
were take he precaurn To Incorporate WITH the
above prescribed qusntiy of pasei. the ammonia. as II
may he formed by the decomposition ot fong OF the ma
nure from its ain, Tor the sulphuflc acid which forms
m important part Of plaster, would nne with IT, md
Gam the sulpha,e II ammonia. substance mol volatile
liable be given ont, except when acted upon hI
certain degrees Of heat ar. moisufe and the power Of
absorption possessed by PLANS. through the voalc scu
~ their rsis iienee II 49, II Ineorp rate plaster with
manure benre punghng 1t IA, give tiTdty 10 the EN-
richng gases. and TINS retain them IN the earth, un
consumed BY The plants the u their feeding w
will thereby lnpaii, c. rtln extent. tn sandy Lands
the retenive powers owing th" physical consistency
peculiar 10 clayry soils snd will be thus enafd t. give
comparative penaanency To our applications Of fertilizers
Ia lands.
A still preatar ivantape would he derived II clay al
81, were addd b, m. manure tanded 10 he use light
raIs Tor by this ccss after few mannrings the tex
uf The s,i WALL b. charged iut Tia Of lodp the
ls. 81 all sns sbly. whether regarl be had 10 pro
ducts, The eo.nany Of lab'r.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS,
AMHERST, Va,


S open for the reception OF VISITORS who may be
search Of health, pleasant retreat; the gene
raj appearance of this place has been much improved The
medical virtues of the Buffalo Springs known by those
who have tried hem to be unsurpassed for Dyspepsia the
diseases OF the Aimenary Organs generally, all diseases
parta king of Debility and for their auable healing prop
critics generally. ABATH HOUSE will soon be compile
ted in which the Cold, Warm Shower Bath, be ia
ken. The BOWLING ALLEY will be in good repair
The TABLE shall be furnished in neat and comfortable
Mr. Winston Lockhart of Nelson county. ID be
the aiding Musician for the The increased sum
Der of visitors attending this place for the last six years and
The almost certain and lasting benefit delicate diseased
Females sufficient recommend it to those in search oil
health The air at this place is pure can be- The
climate few miles above this is similar to that OF Canada
There is road lea ling from Lynchburg by way Of this
place, the valley, (known the Iynchbrs and Buffalo
Springs Turnpkc) Distance from Lynchburg to this place
26 miles, thence to Lexington % miles.
BO.4KD
Lower than any watering place in the State; only 81
per week less than week. ~ 25 per day; Children under
ten years age and Servants halt price, Horse week
"a 37A, less than week Use per day. good
HACK AND HORSES
and a BUGGY AND HORSE, will be kept for hire by the
day, ride. There will be Stage line established be
tween Malet james River and Lexington, on the
10th Of July which will pass this place three times week
ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
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NEW CONCERN.

1IIiE subscribers have formed copatnership for the
L purpose OF doing general
Grocery 4 Commission Business,
under the style and firm of AGREE s. McCLANAHAN
Flour Wheat Tobacco &C., will be promptly attended to
-0he particular attention OF John q. Mechanism will be
given that part of the busnes Goods syed and for
waded and charge for dayage Thankful for the very
liberal patronage heretofore extended to in former
and individually, wS,d respectfully solicit contin
uancc TIIOS. .. AGREE,
JOHN G. McCLANAHAN.
Iynchhnrp. Ian 3 lS5O-is
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July i-tl5Jy
virginia, 10 wit:

f. Rules held in the Clerks Once 81 the Circuit Supe
~ rior Court of Law and Chancety tor the county OF
FLOYD, on the 9Th day Of May, 1850.
Thomas X. simmons, Plaintiff
against
George J. Booth and Daniel Booth, defendants
IN CHANCERS.
The defendant George j. Booth, not having entered his
and given security according to the act OF As
semby OF this Court and 1T appearing by sat
isactoy evidence that he is not inhabtan OF this Com
onwcah ordered that he do appear here at the ru es
10 be held in the Clerk se of the Circuit Superior Court
Law Chancery Aforesaid, the first Monday in hu
gust next, and the bill oil the plaintiff, and that
COPY Of this order inserted in the Iynchburg Nrgnian
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door oil
the Court house OF this county.
copyTeste, . go
j. N. ZENTMEYER, Clerk.
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VIRGINIA, 20 wit:--A Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancciy continued and held Tor frankl
county, at the Courthouse the 10th day Of May 1850.
Zachariah Ellis and l.nney his wife, appellants,
against
Thomas Jameson, appellee,
Upon appeal from Judgment of the county court OF
Franklin, admitting to lfoba paper purpong 10 be the
last will and testament OF jesse Dchavcn deed.
This day the parties by their attorneys and the
motion Of the appellants, it is ordered that Isaac Dehaven
Job Bnion and Nlly his wife Jacob Ryhcrd and Nancy f.
Dehaven heirs law OF jesse Dchaven, deceased be
moned TO appear before this Court the first day OF the next
to sew cause there be- why the said paper pur
porting to be the last will and testament of the said Jesse
Dehayen deceased shonld not be admitted to proba And il
appearing 10 the court that the above named Nancy F. De-
haven infant under the age OF fourteen years. notion
Moses Carper is appointed guardian ad em Tor her,
whom copy Of this order is to be seyedAnd it also APP
peanng that Isaac Dehaven Job Bnion and Mly his wife,
and Jacob Ryberd have known place OF residence within
this State is ordered that this order be published for eight
weeks in the Iynchburg Vginan newspaper published
in the town of I.ynchburg
A copy-Teste,
June 27-wSw Nj. G.. CARPER, Cfk.
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.VOTICE.

PROPOSALS for building Brick Church 44s ~ y ~ or
49, "a 49, TO be erected in Franklin County, Na wh
be received until the 10th July next Plans and sPec
tons to be at Jas s. Callaway The brick and wood
work will be let separately together.
John u Guefrant, Jas. s Galloway Edw. w. Saunders
Chas Reynolds Marshal p. Price building Conn,ait'
RpET GRAY, toi Committee
juno u v
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ISOUs' Sacks and OrercONfS!
SHIRT EsTAHLlSiaMENT.

One Of The most eriensire IN DE United States,
40 Baltimore st,
NNTUERF 500 persons employed, and stock oil 1000
w dozen oi SHIRTS always on hand; stJ le and qualities
Suitable for all parts oi the Union Merchants and others
visiting Baltimore invited to call and examine the larg-
and OF SHIRTS that has been oter-
ed this city, consisting OF all sizes and qualities Tor Men
and Boys which, Tor sy and workmanship cannot be sur
passed More than usual effort has been made to render the
assortment Of SHIRTS, COLLARS, LINEN aud COT
TON DRAWERS complete and desirable IN every respect
T.. w. BE1"rON,
179 Baltimore street, near Light
NJ,
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virginia, to wit:
+ Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit SUPERB
"A Court of Law and Chancery Tor the county OF Floyd,
cu The 9th day of May, 1850,
Charles W. Simmons, Plaintiff,
against
Emery Reed, Jane Simmons, Valentine Switzer and
Charles Switzor, Defendants.
IN CiIANCERY.
The defendants Jane Simmons, Valentine Swltzer, and
Charles Switzer net having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act Of Assembly and the rules
o this Coult and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: II is ordered
that they do appear at Rules to be held in the Clerk Office
oihe Circuit Superior Court aforesaid, on the first Mo nday
in August next the bill oil the plaintiff, and that
acopy this order be published in the ynchburg Nrgnar
for two months successfully and posted at the front door OF
the Court house oil this county
eopy--Teste,
j. N ZENTMEYER, Ccrk
Nav 20-Ypn
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GOLD COLORS.

rI>l subscriber takes this method OF informing gentlemen
who have light fancy colourcd pants that soilcd,
that they have them dyed beautiful gold color
fancy color they wish lie also continues to DI and
BLEACH Lcghorn Straw and Panama Hats, by pro
recently discovered at the North; by this process OF
bleaching the hat retains its braney and whteness much
longer than by the old process Aso Carpets ceansd OF all
dirt and grease with which they may be soed and made to
look almost equal To Persons having the above at
ces article they wish dyed, cleansCd the
lor restored them done the shortest and
in the most satisfactory by calling the subscriber
at the lower end Of Main street. opposite the Farmers Hotel
April l5-3m JOHN ", SOLOMON.
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VIRGINIA, To wit:
T. Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Supe-
Court Law and Chancery for the county OF Char
loc, the Sd day OF June, 1850.
Samuel b. Rice, Plaintiff,
against
Walter Crew and Sarah B. his wife, formerly Sarah b.
Rice and Others Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Walter Crew and Sarah b. his wife,
having entered their according to the act of AS
semby and the Rules of this Court and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they not inhabitants of this Com
monweah, is ordered that the said defendants do appear
at the Clerks Office OF The said court at the rules TO be holden
therein on the first Monday in September next and enter
their appearance, and plaintiffs BILL and that
copy oil this order be inserted in the Iynchburg Nrginan
Tor months successfully and posted at the front door of
the Courthouse Of the said County
copy,
June 20-w2n WINSLoW ROBINSON, c. c.
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nC.yDr.MyDE CLOTXyE.v'Ns.

Persons in Ready Made Clothing, particularly
call and stock before purchasing else
where a. we snufacue all qualities OF Fashionable Cloth
ing and our assortment Of that article is at all times LARGE,
which offers purchasers great tnducemen oi procuring
an article OF quality hich cannot be obta med IN other
clothing establishment in the city
we have hand and constantly manufacturing Gar
mr Of EVERY Variety from the best materials in the most
approved .yles for fall and winter wear, consisting Oh Sur
tout and Peto o,ecosts Of all colors qualities and
sizes from 81 80, 4 80, IS, 20 and upwards.
IsOUs' sacks and OrercONn!
large assortment oi Boys Sacks and DvereoAs ~ per
less than the usual prices Superhne ffock and Dress
Coats made from and French Cloths, the latest
fashion. large stock of Tweed Coats Pants and Vests
We have large assortment Of Tweed Fr,cks and Sacks
new article Fores, Sarks, Tor stormy weather.
PANTALOONS,
From super French Docskns-back and fancy cashmere
Pants OF variety Of shade and color, 3D. 49,
2, 80, ,, 50 and upwards
VESTS,
Made from rich Yevos Satns, Cashnofes aud Nalenoias,
and all prices 3gemombcrthe name and place, corner
PJaH Street aud Centre MARKET Space Baltimore Md
Nov 22-w12m II, II, COLE.
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Virginia, TO wit;

virginia. 10 wit;
T. Rules held the Clerks Office oil the Circuit Supe
N riDr Law and Chancey, for the county OF Pitt
sylvnna the Cour, house thereof Monday the 9th day
OF May, 1850.
James Laner, Plainul,
against .
Anderson kuhy George A. Walker AMI Sarah his wie,
Iohn Boam and Mary his wife, Harmon Miller and Judith
his wife, and Leonard Fitzgerald and Sarah his wife,
Defendants,
IN ClIANCERY.
The defendants George a. Walker and Sarah his wife
John oram and Mary his wife, and Harmon Miller and Jul
d his wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according the act OF Assembly and the rules OF this
Court and IT appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants OF this State 1t ordered thai the SAID
defendants do appear here rules the first Monday IN
August and the bill Of the paint that copy
this order forthwith inserted in the Iynchburg Virgin
for months succcssvey and that another copy be
posted at the front door OF the Courtho OF this county
copy-Testc, 1900
WIN H. TUNSTAIL, Crk.
May 90 WIN
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Ready Made Clothing,
Hs. IL. TINSLEY,
GROCER AND COMMISSION AGENT,

IYNCHBU re, w,
AS in store and is receiving general stock of Goods TO
which he would call the attention of purchasers In
his stock may be toundSugar, Coffee, Teas Salt Iron,
Nails, Steele, Molasses, Mackere Lead and Shot Coffee
Mills, Curry Combs Spades, Shovels, and general assort-
of Hard Ware Stonc-Ware, Wooden Buckets, Cast
ngs assorted Table Cutlery Tea and Table Spoons, Meal
Stes Cassimeres Cloths Linen and Cotton Goods Summer
Goods for pantaoons and vestings, Nakeens Apaccas,
tnghams, Lawns, 900 bolts Cacoes, Irish Linen Domes-
ties all widths, both brown and beaehed Bed Ticking,
Plaid Coons Silk and Cotton iandke Combs, Palm,
silk and Fur Hats large assortment OF mems and Ladies'
Shoes fine Boots besides other goods tedi
TO mention. All want is call from purchasers to in
am determined, for cash. sell low if not
lower than any house in town. Try me-
April 29-ts
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Valuable Bedford Land for Sale.

NlRsuANr 10 a aerec oil The county court oi bediofa,
pronounced the 18Th DAY Of MAY, 1850 IN eeaaa
therein depending under the .,le Oh tufl quo VIZ
~ a. C,enshsy aud the undersigned Commissioners
will on the It'll Of August next ptaeeed, upon Tue Pfs'
by ofpabiic sncten to tho h'ghe~' o'a,
the TRACT OF LAND whereof the late Samuel cfenshaw
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The IlanghOrne Foundry

As been recently enlarged and furnished with Iathes
and other Machinery required fitting and finishing
Cas- Iroh work The proprietor solic share OF the pat
ronage Oh the public.
Iynehburg, March It's
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PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER.

sNRoposAIS will be received at the oice OF the Nngn.
!, aud tennessee Rail Road CO. in Lynchburg, until
the IN dsy OF August next for the delivery oil the Timber
included in the following bills at the places Indicated, VIZ
III The Bridge orer Biaektsa'ef Creek near LynehbHg
1000 feet run OK il in lengths oil 80 to 40 feet
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Regalia, Jewels, Banners, &C,
virginia, 10 wit !:

virginia, to wit
L Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Supe
n ror Court of Law aud Chaneery, for the county OF Am
hest, on Monday, the 9th day OF May, 1850
Austin Carpenter Carky Ball, formerly Clarky Carpen
ter; Eaton Carpenter John Rogers and Mary his wife
James Carpenter and William Carpenter Yearly Boiling
William Boiling, Washington Boiling and Peter Martin and
Claky his wife, Leroy Carpenter John Carpenter, Amanda
Jane Carpenter, and Abner Moody and Eliza his wife,
Plaintiffs,
against
Edmund p. Tucker who is acting the executor OF tht
last i'll and testament OF Eaton Carpenter, deceased and
-, children and heirs at law Of Enoch Carpenter, de
ceased and -, children and heirs at law Of - Rogers
and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Carpenter, who
sister oil the said Eaton Carpenter, deceased, Defendants
IN CIANCERY
The defendants children and heirs a
law o Enoch Carpente deceased, and -, children ane
heirs at law of Rogers and Mary his wife, formerly Ma
Carpenter who sister OF the said Eaton Carpenter
deceased having entered their appearance and given
curly according to the act Of Assembly and the rules OF th
Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that the,
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth is ordered, thai
the said defendants do appear here the first Monday IL
August next and the bill oil the plaintiffs and that
copy oil this order he forthwith inserted newspaper
published in the OF yncburg for two mont his
ssey and posted at the front door of the Court house OF this
county, Acopy-Tcstc,
ROBERT TINSLEY, C.
MAY 2O--w2m
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ATTORNEY FOR PROSECUTING
Claims ut the CITY of WASHINGTON

ME subscriber undertakes the collection settlement and
L adjustment OF all ol claims, demands
against the Government Of the United States, foreign
state country before Commissioners, before Congress
Neiore any of the public Departments at Washington.
The procuring OF Patents Army and Navy Pensions, the
collection oil accounts against the Government, all Land
Claims and demand other business of whae,
kind requiring the prompt and efficient services OF Aor
ney Agent.
Aresidence OF fourteen years at the scat of the Federal
Government, with a thorough and familiar acquantanc
with the systems and routine oil public business
the different Offices, well Congress- added to this,
free to the abes, legal advisers if needed ustifes
the undersigned In pcdgng the fullest satisfaction and the
utmost dispatch To those who may entlust their business
his care Being well known To the greater part o the
this district and to gentlemen who have been
both Houses Congress the last twelve years
deemed useless extend this notice by special Ieeren.
! ces.
Communications must be prepaid in all eases.
Charges fees viii be regulated by the nature and extent
| OF the business, but moderate in all
Address, IL. {. SPAlDING, Attorney,
! May 2-3m Washington, II. {.
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virginia /:

VirginiR:
+ Rules held in the Clerks Office of Roanoke Circuit
"A Superior Court of Law and Chancerv, Monday the
Sd day of June, 1850.
Charles l.. Mosby, Plaintiff,
against
William Bay, Lucy Mechanism and Thomas Tosh
Defendants.
IN CIIANCERY
The defendant, William Baily having entered his ap-
pearance and given security according the Assembly
and the rules OF this Court and appearing satisfactory
evidence that he not inhabtant OF this
IS ordered that the said defendant do appear here the
mt day OF the next August term and the bill o
plaintiff and that copy Of this order be with inserted
some newspaper published in the town oi Iychburg.
Two months succcssisey and posted the front door oithe
court house OF this county.
cop, Tcstc,
June ~ WIN JOHNSTON. Crk
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uuCu yESTINGS!

We have and constantly receiving, New Styles oi
yesting~ consisting Of plain and figured SILK aud Woolen
Sevr figured and striped tashmere SILKS saiins and Va
lcncias, 81 all shades and eolofs.
,ut custom work ~ and sde IN the best mannnrand
regards style and workmanship, warranted TO give en-
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& q q &c " II -

q % ~ q "a ~ -
This and lies about miles south oi
Iaherty and within miles OF The Virginia
and Tennessee Rail Road and the iinchhorg
-~ and Salcn TURNPIKE. ihe more Than sne
half 81 this Trac, cleared containing abou, 60 acSs 81 he
li,o, and nearly Of highly improved upands
the residue in and sbounds with excellent tnhef
The fencing in good repair the whole plantation IA con
sst anI nrra, ed condition lies we'll. anil Is abuadatY
productive This Land originally OF sood quali1 IA
hor " ell cultivated situated IN agreeable noighho-
bi and !. altogether Il The most desirable ian' ~
bedford Beng welt suited u he growth OF all The usual
vfsaia crops. specially adapted 10 tho ptodncioa oi
a. ,a,d ssa wake excellent e'ltte Afn, pia.
ug ads all vatcties o' Kassss This Land VIII be sod
IN v il, ed iaa frees to hit the convenience
Il Purchasers.
TIE AZ wall h up'u credit 4 one two and three years
exert To- sub be necessary 10 detray the ssen
- i ale. Bond, with god personal se'ny VIII be re
arsd NJ the rurcbar f tn prompt payment OF The seF
ersl instruments they bee due, aud the title VIII be
tho hole purchase money PAID SUBJECT IL
rr.ale IN default Of psyment. ,.
STEPHEN {. HURT,
SAMUEL Mcdaniel, Cumts.
THOMAS CAMPBELL,
June 2i-wt7t
isnehnrg Ropuhan and stanton Spectator copy week
" tall day Of sale and send accounts To tins oice
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Materials and Provisions
NuEDICA LDEPARTMENT OF uAMPDEN
LNl SIDNEY COIIEaE. kIEnMONN. NA.-Ih

vi SIDNEY COLLEGE. RICHMOND, NA.-The
IN TtrCnh Annual tuutsc OF Lectures Will commence on
Monday the ith of October, 1850 and continue uut the
lst TN ensuing March The lor cunt.i
rug deg,ees Will be held about the middle oi March
RI BouANNAN, M -, IrQC Of Obstetrics and Discus
cso u omen anil thtdtcn
L.W Gn,nurRL,Ysr, M. u, Prof qf.M dc'ia Ahdea
aud fhrfalonf'cs.
: M4rflN, NJ. ~, Itef Of Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
CnAs Bgtt GIBSON, NJ. u, Pfof q surgery and SW
gicdi .i1lafpng
C,HrfaP Jonssov, NJ u, Pref Of .7na omy and Ply
sioIorg.
ntun II TrcNrp, NJ u, Pr9f Of Theory and Practice
Of Med ctne.
ARTHUR T.. PEuColAs, Nj. H. Demonstration Of .inatonB
The study practical anatomy may he prosecuted with
the ample facilities, and at very tnlmg expense
Clinical Lectures regularly given at the College Init
mary and Richmond Anshonse The lnirmary under the
with the College and subject To the entire control
OF the Faculty. is at all times well filled with medical and
surgical cases. and furnishes peculiar facilities or clinical IN
sruetion Many surgical operations performed IN pie
Of the class aud the students being hooly admitted 10
tie wards, eny under the guidance oi the Professors onu
sua opportunities becoming familiar with he symptoms
diagnosis aud treatment ol disea.e
Expenses Matrlelaton lee, -. Professors fees sos
Dcmonsiratoi lee, $40. Graduation lee, 81.
Jhr price nj board including iael, lights aud servants at
tc,iinec, Is usually ; or 80 per week..
The catalogue. Sc containing fuller Information concern
the will he forwarded to those apply wing lot
specific inquiries win be answered by letter Address,
=. MAupiN, M. ID,
July II bean OF the Faculty.