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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-20

.=S Testimony of George W. Goodrck, Esq. in case
ofChronic lnilunatoiy Rheumatism Of two years stnn-
ding:
BALTIMORE, Jan. %. 1852.
Messrs Mortimer & NJ wbay--Gcnt-: / feel il
duty owe tony elf. and the community to speak in
commentator OF your justly celebrated Hampon's We
getnbc Tincurc. have been afflicted for the lust two
years with the chronic pfamnatory rhcunni ism, In its
seVerest torn unable To walk without support Having
heard of your valuable medicine, deemed expcdent
TO give il trial. and, after using cra bottles was
agre'aby surprised 10 find myself entirely relieved from
TINT most horrible disease which the human frame IL
subject To.
~ do take great pleasure - recommending Hnmpton's
Vegetable Tincture all afflicted as was a. n certain
and permanent remedy.
feel cannot do that justice your celebrated med
icine it merits but in conclusion would say to all who
are afflicted, give ii u iair tral.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
GEORGE W GOODRICH,
No. SO Second street. baltimore
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CHARTER OAK LIFE Insurance
~ Company, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
100000 DOLLARS CAPITAI-Tbis

Institution having the largest capita and thai eapn
secured under the sanction ind approval Of the chief
accounting ofhcrro the State presents advantages and
securityto the nssured unsurpassed by those Of any
company in the United States. Conducting its bust
ness on the joint stock and mutual PLAN it combines all
the dement's and privileges Of two distinct companies
with only the expenses Of one.
ne principle OF Life Insurance j. bn -ed sound
thcmatcal calculations and admits of variation. u
t'm"te security being the primary object be obtained
this company will do business the lowest rites Of
premium thatcan be adopted. and afford requisite Sc
curlty 10 the insured, and pcrpctuy the Institution.
BcHsfus 81 Lye lnsnroncr.-The great and specisI
object OF Life Insurance. To secure the wife and chill
dren against want md misery after The death Of the
husband and father; though il pr scicully useful in
great variety of other Eases.
Life Insurance is the poor mans weufh and good
investment for capitalist. " IL il institution saws
Chambers. contemplating unmix I'd good to mank ind"
Have you debtor who you confident will paw
you it his life is spared for few ycors Got the a.
mount q" his debt Insured On his life, and you thereby
secure your debt.
If you own property incumbered by mortgage and
Indebtedness such ms wonld involve your family should
you be unexpectedly rem"vrd get tho uponnt Of your
Indebtedness insured on your life. ard You thereby re-
heve them OF tins embarrassing ni and diseDcumbcr
your estate.
Do you wish To provide given sum for a child on
attnning MAJORITY This can be acconplishedbv a
dei'oste with this COMPANY
I'ermsand Condtions Of Jusnyance.-Tbc co,,r.u,..
viii grnnt Insurance lve- uron the mutual
ana ais" upon the ionttock pit N lever ru,e. Per-
sons may effect Insurance their own lives or upon
the lives of Others
folcies will be granted in the usual form, payable
"'cr aeah, ortr term of years. upon the partys
hrrving Mt the age of 40. As So 81, or 60 ut bis or
ton IN either free from the cluua of CREDITORS
Ibe charter permits the granting ofinsuranccor life
IN every form. including the right Of wife. children
parent relations friend insure the life .f another
tor their own Exclusive benefit.
The assured n surrender of life policy at an time
inter three years will receive eaupblc wi in cash
A. +. WHITTEMORE, in. Lypchburr.
Agent for Virginia
Dr. VIM Oway Owen examining Physician.
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TO Frederick Al. CabeHand Clifford CsbeH Executors n
freterick CabcH, deccasel aud the same Fre9erick M
Ca6eH as The odmtsistrator Of Pauiina j. Donici de.
ceased; Wialiam Daniel jr. mud Mayo CaJeL, Ezeen-
tors 81 William Daniel dec d; John B. Ca5eH admir-
'strator de bomis ,cih lie nH onnered of Geo,pe
Cabeu deed; Samuel Ca5eu and 7homas r. Friend.
odnninistyators Of John CaL,H iced;
VOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE-Tbat ON
Tuesday. the 18th June. 1852. ut the law Office Of
Messrs George N. e. Andrew Johnson, Attorneys nj
Law in the City of Richmond w. between the rising
and setting sun of that day, will examine and take
the dcposiiions of J. A. C.wardn and Achilles D. John
son and Others and if completed continue
their examination "Wednesday the 10Th June. 1852.
And on Monday the 2ls June, 1852, in the Rounda of
the University Of Virginia, between the rising and sct-
ting sun OF that day shall examine and take the de-
positions OF Professor John b. Minor and others 10 con-
nue from day day, if necessary, for three days) all
whose said dispositions design offer evidence
on the trial of certain chanccy suit and bere Cor
Robert NJ Brown order Of accounf,) dependine
and undetermined in the circuit of Aher. coun.
ty W., wherein we the plaintiffs and yourselves aud
others are the defendants. Attend and errogate the
witnesses if you think proper.
Your ob't servants.
ALFRED T. DILLARD and
ELIZABETH b, his wife,
formerly Elizabeth b. cabc,l
NAPOLEON d. CABELL,
may 7-w5t ALEXANDER CABELL.
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THRUST SALE OfvALUABLE LAND
II NEAR RlCIlM On d -. BY virtue of decd

of trust executed to US by Adophus D. Read, the
9th july 1919, and recorded in the Clerks Office Of
the county Court oi Henrico, shall the 25th OF
May. 1852, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. upon The premises,
proceed to sell at public auction, the hi hest bidder,
the right title and interest of the said Read, in the
OF land in the county of Henrico, whereof, Reuben
Blakey del. sized which consisted in il fee
simple t. about 800 of the said land whic
the date OF said deed subject prior liens
aed by two deeds. recorded in the flee. the
for the benefit Of Mrs Frances A. Warwick. and the
other for the benefit of Geo. W. Warwick and Danie
Warwick.
Since the date ofihe deed u.s. 20 acres of the said
land, have been sold under the prior deeds. and he
lien of Mrs. Frances A. Warwick has been dschars ed
and it expected that before the day of sale
lien created by the other deed. will also be discharged
removed, to enable sell the said land dis
charged of said liens
The land ad'oins the lands of Nessrs. Shore. Win
ston, Henry Bakey, Poe, Parklns, Reuben Boyd and
Roy 1t is about a mile from Rockets ard mile and
a half from the Dock is very convenient distanc
for persons doing business in Richmond, who wish
reside of the City; and is in position where its val
is Likely be greatly increased by public improve
in process ofcontructon. Ii is said to be
well wooded and watercd. 1t will be sold in lots Of
convenient size suit purchasers.
The terms will be made known on the day Of sale.
WIN. T. YANCEY.
RO J. DAVIS, trustees
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A Circuit court continued by adjournment and
= Hed tor Amherst county, at the court house on
Saturday. the 9TH day Of March. 1852
Joseph s. Dillar.i and W illiam DiIlara pr,f.
against
James 8 billiard John Dillard James Watts. trustee
for Mary Watts and her children William Watts.
the husband of the said Mary. She having depar,ed
this fe Moses Phillips and Nancy his wife, Rees Cum
ningham and Jane G his wife, Henry F Beaumont tru.
tee for Elizabeth Anderson and her children James
Anderson and the said Eiizaberh his wife, and Sarah
Wahnll, administrative Of John WahaIl deed and in
her own right. Defendants.
In CH.scERr.
On motion Of Moses Phillips William Dillard trustee
James Watts trustee, and Sarah Walthall appear
ing that than years have elapsed since the
qualification of the plaintiffs Of James Dill
lard decd the doth ORDER that the creditors of
the said deceden show if any they the first
day OF the next term against the payment and delivery
of the estate of said decedent his legaees and thai
copy of this order be published week for four
weeks in some newspaper printed in the Of Lynch
burg and posted the door Of the courouse Of this
county, the FIRST day of successive terms of the
county court.
Cory-Tcsfe.
May 3-wiv ROBERT TINSLEY. cL'K.
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OOklNG GLASS AND PICTURE
- FRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles a,
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental ard plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and gull
DaguerreetyPe Frames large beautiful assortment Of
new goods
Looking Glass Plates, Of all sizes md fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality. from 50x36 inch
down
Plate Glass for stores and dwellings, furnished to order
Composition Rosettes, of all Sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso--Od Work re-gilt and jobbing in all thel above
branches
Picture Glass cut to any paftern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
Il Country orders BY mail viii receive prompt atten
ton. FRANCK e. CLOVER
1913 Main street. between 9th and 10th St Richmond
Va Ia
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES

We have certificates from Hon. Henry Clay and Il
M.Johnson-one from Capt Carrot, brother to the
eminent Physician I" the President of the French Re-
public who cured Off Rhe mat-m of years stan
ding-also, one from Robert Gaut Rheumatism seven
year--Mr. Oldham. Baltimore Custom House, drend-
full case OF Dyspepsia, md from hundreds of others. All
mustadmit Il ere has been such mass Of estmo-
ny IN favor of any other medicine, which so pleasant
and taken in such snin quantities.
GREATER WEIGHT or TESTLMONU CAN.
AOT BE GITEN
Were there 5 many cures--wondcrful cures
made BY any other medicinei All asl of the afllict
ed ~ that they Try Hnmptous Vegetable Tincture the
purifier OF the blood and for all chronic Diseases
a. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism. Scroulu aud all complains
Of the stomach, bow, Is, &c.
Pamphlets, with history of the medicine, with Ger.
hhcaes OF many wonderful cures. may he had ut tho
stores hnving the Tinciure for safe. gratis.
You owe II to yourself to Gull and get pamphlet it
may be the means of curing you. For sale BY
JOHN n. SEAY, Lynchburr
MORTIMER e. MOWBRAY. Bn.,imorc
may lo-wly and Druggists generally.
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large Of Sa Of various sizes and pnt
with and without powder proof locks for sale
the Depot, lac WATER STREET NETWORK
Burglar Proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made
ia order
STEARNS & MARVIN, late Rolf, Stesrns & Co
successors Rich & Co.. lag Water-st and COR Ave.
and st Mar Place. N. Y sole Proprietor, of
Rchs Patent. and the only tnakcrs of Saamander Safes
combining Wilders and Ricf's Patents For sale by
THOMPSON & ONDESLUYO
apl 26-3m Baltimore MI
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TNMIRTY-FIVE TRACTS OF LAND
l. FOR SALE...Undcr the provisions OF
decree of the Circuit Court Of Montgomery County,
pronounced on tle-duy of May 1851, in the case
of John Glenns Executor. against John Bedens heirs
and Others we the Undersigned Commissioners will
Floyd Court House, Thursday, the 17M day Of June
nert, sell at auction n credit ofone and two years.
Except from five per in the dollar will be
IN required to be paid in handy -
x IS different Tracts Of Land, 4 s:ii
In quantity ranging from 81 1881 Acres per Tract
but generally in Tracts of from 200 800 and 400
Acres per Tract. This Land lies and northwest
Of Floyd Court House, in the county of Floyd, and is
we'll adapted the grazing business, and also the
growth Of Graiu On many of these Tracts pretty
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS, and others are in unds-
turbed forest These lands have all been rece1tiy
surveyed and plated by Mr. Colby, the County Sur
vsyor of Floyd Pats with descriptions of locality,
Sc, can be Mr.. Gudby's office at Floyd Court
House. and the Law Office of Eli Phegar, Chris
tionsburg. Bonds with good personal security will be
required with the retention of the legal title until the
purchase money be paid. The title is believed to be
good but will not be warranted by the Commissioners.
The sale will precisely ii O'clock A. ".
in front of Floyd Court House.
1 Hhl Ps + GhEsToN' }con~'rs.
Nav IO-wdw
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AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALES.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-On
the frat day Of june, 1852. II sold privately
before that time, will SELL by way Of public auction
the Tract Of Land which live situated in Bedford
county, about mile N. of the Meadows of Goose creek
md Is or l6 miles s. Of Liberty, containing about
~ $50 ACRES, one third cleared. the balance
- is well timbered and most Of it fine Tobacco
land. It has it good framed Dwelling House. and
necessary outhouses, Grist-m and other machinery,
excellent ow good water, and is a very healthy,
well a very BEAUTIFUL situation Persons wishing
examine the premises requested call me,
reside the premises, and will take pleasure in show
ing the same. Title warranted. Terms made known
the day of sale.
may l7-tlie r. j. CUNDIFF
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
v Owing to the i'll health OF my tamily, have de-
termined TO retire private life, and offer for SALE
that valuable Property in the of Liberty Bedford
county Va known as the BELL Tavern. -
This well-krown property is of the de- NiI
sirnbe stands for Tavern in the State Of Virginia.
Its reputation is widely extended, and its custom, al
why's large has since the complexion Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad to Liberty, greatly increased. The
Tavern House is large brick building in thorough rec
pair from cellar garrett The spacious
and will seat comfortably 100 persons. The Kitchen is
n new brick building containing four large and comor-
table looms. The Stable is large and new there is
urge icehouse well of and wel-house and all
other necessary and convenient buildings the prem
SEES Attached to the Tavern lot, is a lot of about 5
acres of land well set in grass and clover which will
be sold with it, if the purchaser desires it. The Fur
nifurc, also, can be bough. a moderate price
IALSO OFFER FOR SALE, MY TRACT OF
Land Lying about q miles w of the town of Liberty
through which the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
and the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike run. This
Tract contains about 500 is in high of i'm
provemcnt, well timbered, well waiered, and finely
adapted to the growth Of grass and all kinds of grain
and to the culture Of Tobacco. II is of the most
sirabe tracts of land in the county of Bedford invite
persons wishing to buy land examine it, and viii take
pleasure in showing it at any time.
May l0-wt2Oiv WILLIAM TERRY
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REV. VERNON ESKRIDGE. U. s.N.

a, PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug Is 1851.
Mr. j. b. Bonsf-Denr Sir While | am in general
opposed 10 ntent Medicines candor compcls mo 10
state that have great confidence in the virtues of
hamPtons Vegetable Tinc,ure. For several month,
past have used 1t in my family and in Dyspepsia loss
OF appetite, dizziness and general debility with entire
success. So tar as my experience extends therefore
tuke pleasure in recommending it tho afflicted us
safe and efficient remedy.
am, respectfully yours.
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain U. s. NAVY.
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RICHMOND


"a GEORGE McMENRY& cos III
8PHHADELPHZA AND LfVERPOOL@
Fredericksburg from Philadelphia on Tie l5th, anti
Liverpool The lat Of each nostA-Ihe unders'gned'
Agent, of the above Line Of Packets consisting of the
splendid and fast sailing Ships BERLlN, MARY Plea
SAINTS, SHENANDOAH. WESTMORELAND, and
SWACKAMAXON. are prepared to Issue certificates OF
passage to persons desirus OF bringing their TRENDS
from the old country which will be good for eight months
from date.
For the convenience Of such persons wishing to for
ward money to their friends will furnish them with
drafts at sight for sterling AMI upva ards, which viii
be cashed presentation free of expense. by my o
the Banks OF Pos, Offices in the United Kingdom.
Apply MAYO Il ATKINSON,
o, the Dock. Richmond
GEO. McHENRY 4 CO.,
81 Walnut street Phila
JAMESsMcHENRY,
NAV 17-ts 5 Temple Place Liverpool.
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l. WORKS, Richmond. Frginia.-The undersigned
prepared orders Cor every description
SAW MILLS.
The addition their works Of shop Of $50 by so
feet, be devoted this description of wokexcusve
w. enables them execute orders with dispatch.
The work furnished by them will be warranted equal
to that furnished by any other establishment.
ANDERSON & SOUTHER.
FOR SALE. pairs cstFRENCH BURR MILL
STONES. 81 feet diameter. A. g. s.
n: L -.
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MIscELLAMKOUS.

NEW GOODS, NEW GtOODS-SPKLNG
IN AND SUMNER FASHIONS.-J. d. Ed
WARDS. MsncnasT Ti,Ios, doors ae'.s >. @.
Ly~oh5rrg, Var,
Return. his thanks his customers and the public
cray Cor the liberal patronage extended him hcreio-
FORE and asks continuance Of the He takes
pleasure calling attention splendid stock OF cxtr,
ae Ciuths, Cassmcres and vcstngs; extra fac black
Clth Of superior quality black do Cassineres Of the
finest grades; plain black Silks and Saus for Vcsag:
fancy cold Cloths Cassimcrcs and Vestngs. very hand
scms Trimmings of the very est quality, and Buttons
of the newest style, &c &c. &c.
His entire stock was bought in New York for cash,
and selected by himself which he is determined sell
and make up order. 5 low prices such quality
goods can be made up for in this market. All in
Goats, Pants Vests, will do well call and
anime before buying elsewhere, he is determined
sell and get up his work in such style, that will give
perfect satisfaction, both in material and workmanship
JAMES b. EDWARDS, AS'T,
M l9-wts for R. s. Bradshaw.
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TOHN r. WRIGHT's SPECIAL NO.

TOHN r. WRIGHT'S SPECIAL NO.
- TlCE 10 his friends and the public gcneraly.-The
subscriber has just from the Mathematics the
largest richest and most valuable assortment Of fine
watches, JeWelry, Fancy Goods, &c 4,
ever brought this market He feels confident in saw
ing that every person examining hsarge and extensive
stock will be induced buy Also. complete assor-
ment of all kinds of Law Medical Physiological The
illogical. Mechanical School and Miscellaneous Books
Late Music and Musical Instruments.
complete assortment of Stationery. &C., &C.
Paper hansngs of the latest and richest patterns.
Persons desirious ofobnining anything in the above
line will do well to call and they may assured Dof
meeting with good bargains and be wait I'd upon with
disposition to satisfy.
march lS--.s J. p WRIGHT
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ENOR SALE, my Tract of Land, in the
IL county of Amherst. containing about Twelve

EVIk SALE, my L THU OI I1HNUS III TIC
l. county of Amherst containing about Twelve
N Hundred Acres, sua ted the road lea
y ding from Glasgow o New-Market in The
county of Nelson, distant from the former place about
miles and the latter miles the james River Canal.
The Land has comfortable improvements it, and will
admit of division to those desiring purc smaller
tract The public road about equally divides tn Land
and should not object dividing to EFFECT
sale. description of the Land is deemed unaeces-
sary those disposed purchase would view the land
My overseer, Mr.. L. B. Agee. would show the Land
any disposed to view the Liberal terms will
be given to the purchaser by amply securing the pur
chase money and the prompt payment of Interest. Pos
session can be given at any time; and would dispose
OF the whole personal properly the consisting
of Negroes and other property amply sufficient culi
vae the same, the the purchaser of the
land Any desiring further information address
me- I've River Warehouse post Office, Nelson CO., Va.
Feb 9-wfs MAYO CAREII
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11RUsTEE's sALEOF vALUABLE

fhOfEhIl.-lursuant to deed OF irt-tex
ted by A. b. Pauett and wife, for the benefit Of said
Paueu's creditors therein named, and duly recorded
in the Corporation of Lynchbnrg and county OF Camp-
bell the undersigned acting Trustee viii on Saturday
the 18th of May 10 o'clock A. NJ the residence Of
said Pauett, proceed sell Auction, the following
valuable property real and personal conveyed To me in
said deed-to wit: The house and lot now occupied by
said Paulett, containing two Acres much improved,
elgbly situated and which will be divided into
nien lots suit purchasers; lot contanngn little up
wurds Of Acres the turnpike between and the
watering adjoining r. Perkins, ir.. and Geo A.
Duiguid; house and lot the wnterng branch, and
AZ Acres of wood land Gamblers Mountains; also
raj hogshcads tobacco; about Is boxes Manufactured
tobacco and several shares of Railroad and Turnpike
stock.
The creditors Of A. B. Pauei,, secured in said deed,
hereby notified that by the Of said deed ofrusi
after contributing their rateable share to the payment
Of Gl expenses attending the execution of the
they may apply purchases made jointly separately to
the payment Of their respective debts. Terms mnde
known on day of sale. TIIOS. J. KIRKPATRICK,
May l0-tds Acting Trustee.
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CTEAM RIFLE WORKS.

- JOHN I. ROGERS has removed his MarbleW orks
the of Main and 9Th Streets wherew he found
fine assortment Of Egyptian, ltanan and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs Grave Stones. Mantel
Pieces Of every description, WallP lates Fronts, &C.
Any design in carving executed in the
Orders from the country, with city reference,
promptly attended to.
Mr.. R having served his apprenticeship in Of the
largest establishments in New York city and having
much experience in the business fater himself that
all work executed at his shop will give entire satsfac
ton 5 any done North South.
Richmond Julv 14-iv