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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-21

We understand that an occurrence took
place in Sullivan county, Tenn, few days
since, that is not little romantic. The
facts, as far as we have learned them, are
these A Mr.. Craft, the owner Of a very
comfortable estate, had in his employ as a
laborer,a a Mr.. Bear,who became enamored
Of his daughter, girl of about 10 or Ia
years ofage. On Sabbath, the Sth instant,
IN the absence Of the father, Bear and the
girl eloped to Blountvillc and were mar
red. They remained together until the
following Saturday, when the father, in
the absence Of the husband, came and took
his daughter, packed her up, and putting
her under thccarc Of his brothor-in-law and
cousin, whom report says he desired her
to marry, starting her off to Mississippi,by
way Of Scott and Lee counties of this State,
Louisville, Ky, &c. AS soon as these cir
cumstances were learned by the husband,
he made application to the Judge Of the
Circuit, obtained writ Of habeas corDus,
and started in pursuit. The company flee
ing were overtaken in Virginia, but the
writ had lost its virtue, and though one Of
the pursuing party once got the wife into
his possession, he thought it unsafe to re-
tain her, on seeing pistols drawn by his
adversaries, and preparations for deadly
combat
a further effort was not then made to
recover her by the husband. She was then
taken Oh to Scott G.. H., and there confined
and guarded until word could be sent to
the father and reinforcement obtained
During her confinement in Scott, the hus-
band with his party ignorantIy passed on,
and crossed over into Lee before his mis-
take was found out. In the meantime, the
father breathing curses and vengeance,
came on with his reinforcement, took the
girl into his possession, and started on the
mtendedjourney through Leeto Kentucky,
&c. On going about 10 miles beyond Essil-
vile, to Col. Spears, he met the pursuing
party on their return. From prudential
motives, the husband was not allowed 10
approach the horse where the father was
and on the coming up those who were
Of his party, the girl was sent to room,
| and preparations were made for blood y
work should an attempt be made to recov-
er her. Intimidated by the show of
weapons and the vengeful and determined
manner Of the father, the husbands party
desisted from an attack. The father and
his party resumed their journey, ard were
passing on through Lee by the last ac-
counts. By final resort,the husband sent
messengers bearing letter of protest and
entreaty from Shaver, (the brofher-in-law, J
who on his return with others had been
served with a writ of ha5eas corpus. The
letter insistedon a return Of the party with
the girl, and an agreement 70 terms OF ae-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-21
RRANDRETII's PILLS.-A MEDI

- einc which for nineiy-tw years has proved
worthy Of all confidence medicine universal in lis
powers of good to man, woman infant; often look
ed upon blessing sent from heaven to save life
may it be duly appreciated.
"But," some says chow can any medicine be
useful in all casesin We answer. this one medicine
purihes the blood and as no disease can effect Us
when the blood is pure all disease cured By pu-
ntying the blood. Suppose the stomach is affected
All the symptoms show great prostration of It's
strength; it is capable OF digestng the food;
have wind in our stomaeh--sour beching-buruing
pain scraping sensations at the pit Of the stom-
ach These symptoms remaining cause the greatest
prostraton Of the powers of the mind. as well as
those ofthe body-and if not speedily removed, they
viii cause other dangerous symptoms, such as
Paralysis. st. Virus' Dance, Epilepsy. Rheuma-
usm-more generally, however Cholera Morbus,
Dysentery, ii may be obstinate costiveness ter
mnatng in violent sickness Of the stomach and no,
nnirequentiy in inflammation OF the Bowels.
How important it is, then, that these first sy1ip-
toms be removed and one two doses ot Brand
reths ills would generally effect this object bur !,
should be remembered that they are always applca-
oie and should be used until health is fully restored
as they will surely cure sooner than any other
remedy, and when we have health through them il
sno patch work-it is genuine curc-one thar
will not deceive.
For sale, wholesale ,nd retail. bv D. B. Pavne &
Brother, Lynchhurr, ve
Oe. oS-r;s
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The Dancing Tlauin,

1t is singular fact that diseases wear
out, not only in individuals, but in nations.
The sweating sickness and leprosy live
only in history, or at least appear only in
historical cases; the cholera and the plague
have lost much Of their strength; and ST.
Vitus' dance, a troublesome, but rarely for
mldable disease, in the meagre remnant Of
an epidemic which once spread terror and
dismay over large districts.
In July Of the year 1874, men and wo-
men assembled at Aix-la. Chapele, who
had comeoutof Germany, and yielded inthc
following manner to the uncasiness which
oppressed them. Hand in hand, and per-
lectly delr1 us, they performed circular
dance untilthcy fell down fromexhaustion.
They We're thenseveroIy oppressed by the
tympany succeeding these spasmodic raw
lngs. Ofthis they Were relieved by having
cloths bound tightly round their waists; or,
more simply, by being well thumped and
kicked on the affected parts. Willie dane
ing they are perfectly insensible to mate
rial things; but were haunted by visions,
and some fed as ii immersed in a
stream Of blood which obliged them to
leap SO high. The dancers having maniles.
ted strong dislike to the pointed shoes
then in fashion, they were forbidden 10 be
worn. They We're likewise extremely ir-
ritable at the sight Of red colors, and some
Of them could not bear to see persons
weeping. In few months from its frs;
appearance, Ills particular epidemic spread
over all the Netherlands; and, in one year,
the St. Johns dancers, as they were called
from the first victims having made their
advent uttering the name Of st. John, ap-
peared to have become extinct.
In 1.lS, Strashurg was visited by the
dancing plagu Here the aid of ST. vi
tus was invoked St. Vitus was Siclian
youth who suffered inartyrdom in the
year 303. In the fourteenth century, or,
perhaps, earlyin the hfleenth, came forth
the legend that he could and would pro-
tect from the dancing mania, all who should
solemnize the day ofhis commemoration,
and fast upon its eve. Hence the name of
"St. Vitus' dance"
These dancing plaques, however, arc
by no means the most ancient recorded IN
history. In 1897 more than hundred
children were seized with this disease at
Erfurt, and went dancing and jumping a.
long the road to Arnstadt. Here they fell
exhausted to the ground. and many Of
them died. In l27S, two hundred fanatics
began to dance upon the bridge over the
Mosellc at Utrecht, and would not desst
ill the bridge gave way ard then all were
drowned. St. VHus' dance being consid
cred as the work of bad spirits, formed the
basis ofa heavy malediction--Dass Dich
sdnct teis-tane ankomme, i.e. "mny you
be seized with ST. Vitus' Dance" Ii was
not until the sixteenth century that St. vi
tus' dance lost its unhalowcd character as
the work Of demons, and became the sub
ject Of medical inquiry. This was due TO
that eccentric genius Paracelsus, who ex-
planned the communication OF the disease
by sympathy, with considerable ingenuity
and recommended curious remedy for
the variety which depended on the imagi-
nation.
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A VALUABLE JAMES RIVER
~ FARM E'4bEs SAEE--AT a TTp.

cult Court continued and held for Bortetourt Coun
~, on Thursday, the jth of September, 1850.
James B. Kayser and Mary Z. his wife, former
y Allen, John Mccartney and Margaret NJ hi.
wife, formerly Allen, Geosgc +. Allen. James w
Miller and Harriet his wife, formerly Allen, s. b.
D. Poage and Sarah p. his wife, formerly Allen,
and William K i. Allen, Plants
0gqiaa
James Tate, surviving Executor and Trustee under
the VIII of George Poage, ST., decd. and james
r. Allen, and Caroline G. j. Allen infant children
OF Caroline and Wm. Allen Defts.
This cause came on this day, by consent, TO be
heard the Bill, the answers of james Tate sur
yivng EXc'r and Trustee, under the VIII Of George
Pongc 81, decd, and of Jumcs r. Allen an infant
the aye of fourteen years. by himself and Of the
said James r. Allen and Caroline c. j. Allen. in.
tints by G. Shirley their guardian I'D iitrm the ex-
hibit- md dispositions Of Witnesses nnd was argued
by Counsel
On consideration whereof it appears to the
Court that the sae of the Lands prayed for by the
Bell would be advantageous to the interest Of said
infant defendants, james 7. Alien and Caroline c
j. Allen.
I, is therefore adjudgcd, ordered and decreed
that William 7. Tute and VIM. b. Kayser be- and
thoy are hereby appointed Commissioners, whose
duty it shall be, after having first advertised the
time and place Of sale for least six week in some
newspaper publised in Fihcastlc, and also in same
now paper published in Lexington, va. To sell on
tic reIui4e- to tie highest bidder the land in the
Bill mentioned, on the following terms, viz: One
third PAYABLE IN hand and the balance in two equal
annual instalmcar-. The purchaser giving bond and
approved personal security for the deferred pay
monts, and the title to the Land to be retained as
additional security.
An extract from the decree.
a coPy-Tesie,
q. NEVILLE. d. C.
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~ 1A1E.-Ihe subscriber as the Commissioner
Of the Court in decree lately recorded in the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Botetourt, in a suit "Rudi-
sill vs. Rudsilfs heirs" will offer for sale at public
auction, on the 25th day of August in the town
of Fincastle, credit of one two and three years.
all the real estate in and about said town Of which
Jacob kudi-ill died dc onsistng ofihe large
and commodous Hotel in said town. now in the oe-
cupancy of John Nj Price Esq, and known as the
CENTRAL HOTEL, with all the out property at
tachcd to said Hotel. consisting in part Of STA
BLES AND A LARGE GARDEN The mail
Stages known the Valley Line and the stages
running from Lyrchbsrg to the White Sulphur and
Lewisburg oil stop at this Hotel. Also, at the same
time and upon the same terms, several Lots and
Parcels Of Land adjoining said town.
And on the next day (20th ofAugust) in the town
Of Buchanan viii be sold Two Lots. one il said town
Of Buchanan and the other in Pattonsburg both of
which lots eligbly situated.
The subscriber will show said property, or any
part Of to persons desrous OF purchasing before
the day of sale.
Purchasers will be required TO give bond and good
security, and lien will be retained until all the
purchase money is paid.
June 2G-i25a JOHN G. RUDISILL,
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SPRINGS.-GREAT IM.

Il provemcnt has been made at this place since
last season, and by the 4th of July the proprietor
viii be able 10 take in any and all persons who may
see proper TO patronze the place, either By way oi
boarding, or renting good Cabins to those who may
prefer boarding thcmselves-good vegetables sup
Piled in the neighborhood, plentiful and cheap
These Springs situated in Patrick county.
Va, miles northeast Of the court house, between
Nobusiness aud Bull mountains one of the healtAi-
est places in the known world, and the nountnin
scenery possessing the romantic features which eve
ry where characterize the vicinity of the Blue
Ridge. There two or three Mineral Springs
near each other lately discovered one Of which is
very boid-running fountnin, and several other fine
cool free-tone springs.
The Mineral Water at tnis place is doubtless as
good Ch1iy5ea'e Water this or any other State af-
iords. II Is specially recommended BY physicians
Tor the various diseases peculiar to females.
Terms Of Boarding for man and horse. per week.
$50. For Boarding and Lodging, per week,
$500. In boarding BY the month deduction OF
81 per week will be made. The rent Of Cabins. TO
those who board themselves, will range from 50 to
$3.50 per week, agreeable to the quality of the
cabins; but none can be rented for d shorter time
than four weeks until after tie goth of August
My nddress is II, Mayoning Post office Patrick
Co, Va. B.FRASHURE
June 3G-wlm
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WATERING PLACES,
DUFFALO sPRINCs-l.z.I1........=7


- ~. ta.-is now open for the reception Of Wis.
itors, who may be in search Of health. or a nloas.
ant summer retreat. The medical v;r.,,as ~ ~.
BUFFALO SPRlNGS are known by those who
have tried them to be unsurpassed for Dyspepsia.
me diseases Of the anentary oryans generally and
Tor all diseases partang Of debility. and for their
invaluable healing properties generally The Bow
hing Alley viii be in good repair. The TABLE
shall be furnished in n neat and comfortable man
ner. Good music has been engaged for the season.
The increased number Of visitors attending this
place for the past eight years. and the almost Ger
tain and lasting benefit TO decate or diseased per
sons ssuhcient to recommend il to those in scarc
Of health. The air is as fine as can be- the climate
few miles above this is similar TO that Of Canada
There Is road leading from Lynchburg by way Of
this place TO Lexington, distance from Lynchburg to
the Springs 26 miles. Board lower than al any
watering place Of any note in the State; for month
$50. or longer at the same rate. less than month
80 per week, less than a week sl25 per day, cfil-
dren under ten years Of age and servants half
price; Horse rs cents per day. A Hack and
Buggy will be kept for hire. by the day. or ride
ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

THE undersigned offers for sale the tract of
Land whereon she now resides, in the county Of
franklin, containing 800 ACRES, about half of
which is cleared aud under good fence well suited
to the ruisng Of all kinds Of Grain and Gyuss about
80 Acres being now well set with red clover and a.
bout 20 acres of fine bottom well suited lur Grain
Tobacco or Timothy The remaining portion is
Wood land, heavily timbered. and is first rate To-
bacco lind. The above land is in a healthy section
Of country. and in neighborhood provcrbia for
morality, with good outlet. living Immediately on
The main road leading from lIale's Ford to Rocky
Mount. and 3-i Ola mile from the Rocky Mount
Turnpike. IL well watered, being washed on one
side by Ciilfs Greek, atfording first rate NH ste.
and is intersperscd with great many very fine
Springs, and rivulets rnnnng in every direction.
making i very desirable place. All who are in
wantwill do well to call and see before purchasing
lfnot sold privately before. it will be sold on the
premises, TO the highest bidder. on Tuesday. the
2lst day ofOctober next, iffir if not the next fair
day
Terms liberal. and made known by application. or
on the day of sale MARY B. LAW.
f.S.-Any communication addressed. post paid
to g. W. Law, Taylor's Store, franklin county Va,
viii receive strict attention.
July l4-wt9I0
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TERMs.-1

TERMS.-The vreisfsx is published semi.
weekly as ~ per nnnun. IN adranoe. No subscrip-
son taken for shorter time than six months; and
no piper Is dscontiucd except OF the option of the
rrorcters, until all arrcarges shall have been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for so cents per
e,ore Tor lcss for every form Insertion and
sd cents for every outer one. 1.-THE number of in
sertions i rot noted on the MS IT viii be publish.
odtin ordered our and charged accordingly.
The rEAHLv RATES ;--For the privilege Of
two sqaares $40; for square $25-if inner form
$50 Every yearly advertiser WIN be required to
eonne his advertising to his particular line Of busi
ness, and il he exceed the space stipulated for, he
viii be charged ratably for the excess.
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\. J. BooKER. D.A Wusox. in.
BOOKER & WILSON, Attorneys

- u LAW, LfScHhuH0, VIRGINIA, have nsso-
ciated themselves together in the practice of their
profession. and will attend regularly the ciIeuit and
county cnurts Of Amherst, Appomattox md Camp
bell all tho courts of Lynchburg, and the circuit
courts Of Buckingham county.
sV' Dice on Main Street over the store house
of Messrs Moshy & Ilulsombc.
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gy-a..sgs NOTECE.--TIE undersigned
s=.==z. s=s=a--e4z. will, after the 9Th Of July, run q
good FOUR HORSE STAGE between Lynchburr
and Buffalo Springs. 1t will leave Lynchburg on
Tuesdays and Saturdays at 7 o'clock, A. NJ, and
leave the Springs on Mondays and Fridays.
fARE-For adults s.-----...$2 81 25
q Children under 10 years IL I3
IL If il is found necessary, the third trip will
be made in the week
W Office at the Cabell House.
July 3-lm l. l. HITE
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In obedience 20 tic above decree. tie under
signed commissioners appointed for that purpose,
viii on Friday. the l5ih day Of August next 1851,
proceed 70 sell az auction the premises, TO the
highest bidder, VALUABLE FARM. belonging
10 the estate ofthe late George Poage, sr. dec d
This farm has been for years the residence of Capt
William Allen and is situated in the county of Bot
iciourt, on James River, about twenty miles above
th to IN Of Buchanan. II contains about Seven
Ess Hundred Acres. all considered of the
.z4z-ycry best quality about three hundred ucres
u which are cleared. the balance well timbrred.-
The cleared land is under good fence and is near
y all bottom oftae first order, and in high state of
cultivation.
Ihe improvements a telerable DWELLING
HOUSE, good Barn and Corn Crib, with other
necessary oui-houses. Besides there is irst-raie
Blacksmith's Shop on one end of the land with "A
separate improvement, and never failing spring of
water connected with it.
There is fine Merchant Mill in the neighbor-
hood within two and half miles, and furnace and
boundary within four miles, which afford a fine mar
ket for the products ofthe farm.
Ii Is seldom property of such value and possess
sing so many advantages is offered for sale, it is
considered one Of the very best farms on all upper
Jumes River and located in one of the most dcsira-
bic neighborhoods in Bottetourt county
Terms Of sal c made known in the annexed De-
cree. The Land will be shown to any one wishing
70 purchase BY Mr.. John Mccartney who lives on
Il, or by James B. kuvser who lives adjoining it.
WIN. z. TATE,
WM. B. KAISER, CON RS
10 pG-.I5A IT, 60
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PooR WEAK WoMAN-Miss Susan Nlp-
per who hives in small tenement, lone
woman, was quite frustrated" the other
morning, by an early call from bachelor
neighbor.
What did you come here after7" said
Miss Nipper.
81 came to borrow Matches" he meekly
replied.
"Matches! That's a likely storyl Why
don't You make matchi know what
you come for" cried the cxaspcrated old
virgin as she backed the bachelor into n
corner. "You come here to hug and kiss
me almost to DEATH But you shan't with .
out you're the strongest, and Me Lord
hrD,cs you are.
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NEW YoEsK IMPORTERS AND

~ JOBBERS-FREENA ,HODGESS Co..
% Ii cry Street 6e'rcca Bypadray anil Nassau 81,
ncar he Posi- oGice ~ Y.
| We are receiving, by daily arrivals from Europe
our Fall and W inter assortment of rich fashionable
| lnncy Silk and Millinery Goods.
We respectfully invite all Cash purchasers thor
oughy to examine Stock and Prices, and, as in
terest governs. we feel confident our Goods and
Prices will induce them select from our establish
ment. Particular attention Is devoted 10 Millinery
Goods, and macy Of the articles are manufactured
expressly to order. and cannot be surpassed in
| beauty. style and chenpncss
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap Neck and
Belt
Satin and Taliettn Ribbons of all widths and colors.
Silks. Satins Nelvets, and uncut Velvets for Hats
Feathers, Amcricnn and French artificial flowers,
Putings. and Cap Trimmings
Dress trimmings. large assortment.
Embroidcrics, Capes, Collars, undcrslceycs and
Cuffs.
Fine embroidered REVERE and Hcmstitch Cambria
Handkerchief.
Grapes, Lisles. Tnrletons, Illusion and Cap Laccs.
Nalcncienes Bnsacls, Thread Sik, ,aad Lisle thread
laccs,
Kid, silk, Sewing Silk, Li.e thread ,Merno Gloves
and Nlitts,
Figured and plain Swiss, Book, Bishop Lawn and
Jaconct Muslins.
English. French, American and Italian Straw goods
,lulv 1I-T,,
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+ AW PARVNEHSsTlY,.-

- signed huvihg this day formed "A partner
snip in the practice OF Law, will attend to an busi
ness confidcd to them in the counties of Bedford
Campbell. Amherst and Appomattox, and the c Cor
porstion Of Lynchburg
~ Office opposite George NJ. Ruckcr, Mair
street, Lynchbury, Va.
JOHN o. l.. GOGGIN,
July 14-ts FREDERICK w. PAGE
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How travelling improves mans power
OF ntterng untruths, don't itl A friend in
South America, writes to as that he is now
spending a month with farmer who owns
a thousand miles OF pasture, and patch Of
corn larger than Scotland--whilc he has
got so many cattle, that he has to boil the
fodder for them in volcano.
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BOOKS.
VINO WILL READ THE FOL

| w LOWING ADVERTISEMENT and CALL
a, John p. Wright's Book, Stationary. Watch. Fine
Jewelry. Paper Hanging and Fancy Goods Store to
see the fine goods which be here describes; which
sold such low prices, that surprise is daily
expressed thar such ine goods can be sold at such
| low prices.
Li.t ofa few of the new Books on hand, besides
which he has all the Miscellaneous School, Med.
| ical and Law Books:
| The conquest ofFlorila by Theodore
| Irving, Price 81 so
Kalooah or the Adventures ofOnaRo-
mer, so
Burke's New Work on the Virginia
Springs, / so
The Wide wide World, by Elizabeth
| Witherille 2 vols. 90
| The Second Love, by Martha Martcll - 25
| The Rangers the Tory's Daughter,
| by the author of the .Green Noun
taia Boys | 90
| The Lone Dove,A Legend Of Revolu-
tionary times, by lady, rs
Scenes at Home, the Adventures
OF FIRE Screen, by Mrs. Anna
Bache rs
Womans Friendship, A Story of Do
nestle liie by Grace Aguilar. so
/ Rena, the Snow Bird, story Of
Real Life, by Caroline Lee Hentz, so
| The Heirs of ofDerwentwater,b by e. L.
| Blanchard, so
Robert Macairc in England, by G.
| W NJ. Reynolds, so
The Com, ee Nor;o, mr. Vo,nors
| Revenge bv E1ur,5 Naau,,.,, asn d" IN
The Rhonc, by Sir Edward Lytton
| Bulwer, 25
The Adve,,,,res of po,l por,;rl1a
| Inv the an,ho, or..ravandi.b,, a,o =. so
Gcnevra or the History Of a Portrait,
III A; 4. IN
| ConsneIo L Goorro ST. A ,o1,,,o.
/, one. 5o
| The Countess of Rudostadt hy Geo
| S,nJ S,I =, ~ rs,ai !, !. so
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i. CARELL HOUSE FOR RENT
MACKEREL. HERRRNGs, Mc.-

I'h We have just received consignment Of
100 bhls. roe, clpt and gross Herrings,
% half bbls. No. . Mackerc
Is % d" 3 do
Which we will sell lower than any in the marx ct
Apply at MOSBY g. HOLCOMBES.
July l7-lm AHcts and Com ifer.
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commodation, as the law was about 10 Ls
enforced, aud the sentiments Of the com
uuni'y werethose ofsympathy for the hus.
band
What effect this epis,le had upon the faith.
er we have not yet learned.-A5ingdes
Frgiaiaa
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TOMNC. MURnELL. ArT0RNEY 4

MIN - W = N 10 % II. n I VIt-NI41 a
~ LAW, CAMPBELL CouRT-ioUsE, Va. win at
t'nd the Courts of Campbell, Appomnttox and
Pittsyyiina. and the Circuit Courts Of Halifax
Bedford and l.ynchbnrg.
Jan lG--Nly
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NOTICE.--THERE WILL BE A BALL
/ at Buffalo Springs Thursday the 9th day
ofJuly. subscription LIST can be found al the
Marshal House, Lynehburg.
July l0-t24iy IT UTTE