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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-05


EJBtkd;RNaA.-At Rulcs held im she Clerks Of
v hco Of the County Court Of Nelson County. Monday
the 9Th day of April, 1851.
Alfred z! Harris, Plaintiff.
against
VIM Rvos and Brown Executors Of Robert Rive
Decd ant in their right, Robert Rves George Ryes
Ales Rve Peggy Rves Landon c. Rves and his chill
Landon C. Rives Jr Rufus King and Margaret
his wife Joseph LonRworth and Ann his wife and Edward
Rve Paulna Pollard her children, to wit 9. H. Bell and
Margaret his wife Parker and Virginia his wife,
aud Rosetta his wife, s. Habesham and Lucy his wife,
James r. Pollard Edmund Pollard Richard Pollard and Hen
Pollard Lucy Brown and her children Robert L. Brown
H. H. Wilmer and Margaret his wife, K Meade and Eliza
beth his wife, John j. Loving and Jas s. Dard Trustee
Defendants.
The object Of this suit obtain decree for the release
the legal title Of land In Nelson County sold by
the Plaintiff to John j. Loving the title which by mis-
take conveyed to Robert Rves ST. his life time, by Com
missioner Of the Court in the Of Loies &c Loving
&c in Nelson Circuit Court And appearing by proper aft
day filed that the defendants Landon g. Rives Ruus King
and h wife, Joseph Longworth and Ann his wife,
Edward Rves Paulua Pollard o. H. Bell and Margaret his
wife, = Parker and Virginia bis wife, Hunter and Ro-
sea his wife, Habersham aud Lucy his wife James r. Pol
lard Edmund Pollard Richard Pollard aud Henry Pollard
not residents Of this State ordered that they do appear
here within month after due publication hereof and do
what IL their Interest and that copy Of
this order be published week for four successive weeks
in the Lnchburg Ngnan and posted at the front door OF
the Courthouse this the first day OF the next Conn
ty Court A copy-Teste c. NJ. LOVING ID. e.
Ro. Whitehead. lap eew4w
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S,THOTuERA WDaTEHEND,
- Drug lists and a ,O thee al ies,
BANK Square, LfNcHBURo, VA,
Have hand will continue receive regular additions
large complete assortment oDrugs uyo stuis, oils,
Paints Glass, Fancy Articles &c, &c to which they invite
the attention Of buyers
To COUNTRY PHYSICIANS they offer tho prompt nllng OF
their Nth reliable Druga mud Pharmaceutical prSpaia
TONS manufactured by themselves purchased from most re
liable prices that viii leave induccmen to out
nf the State Any article hand furnished at tho slortost
notice WIN. A. STR0TIIER,
feb2tA T. WHITEHEAD
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RuIc. I.elA In the Clevk's or.

XT1KG1NIN,-Al KWIcs held In 66e CteV6'0 %.
Acc of the Circuit Cour. Of Campbell County Monday
the 9th day OF April, 1877.
James Clay, Plaintiff.
against
Clay ndnr Of Marston Clay decd Thomas G. Clay
Paul Clay Samuel W. Adams and Mary f. Adams. the last
two infants under the age of 81 years. Defendants
The this suit procure Of advance
made by Marston Clay In his life time to his children
And appearing proper affidavit filed that the defendant
Paul Clay resident Of this sats 10 ordered that he
do appear here within month after due publication hereof
and do what Ia bis nteses and that
Of this order be published week for -four successive
weeks the Lpehburg Vgnau aud posted the font
OF the Courthouse OF this county the r day Of the
County Court. copy--Teste.
JNO d. ALEXANDER, Clh
Jno c. Nwren pq (spsrwfw
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Term osthc County Court ct Franklin application will
said Court by the Dug Turnpike Company to
appoint dsnterested frcedoders who three
all constitute board to ascertain lust
tho Of land in said county for such lands
proposed taken by said Company for Its purposes
CHARLES u. REYNOLDS.
ptpAt If snidC Conn
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A uSTlN ". TRIPLE, "
vii continue to practice Counties of Amherst Bedford,
Campbell and tho city of Lynchburg
once IN Molrs building nearly opposite tho office ottho
"Nirglulnu,' NOV US
ZXvxv1S. RAwGuNs n CO.. General COM
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
Tor tho sale OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, stores No.
Il and g. ura,ier of Tehapoulas street. New of
leans
RrrrnrS gers "A rmstcad Warwick Capt John Otey.
Isep GdSelyf
a W. UKkGE, Attorney at Law, Htchmond,
sDe will practice IN tho Courts Of Richmond City, In inc
uonntos oocand Louisa and In tho supreme Court
Ut the 4, X and Court of Claims, Washington, d. u.
kY OrFtcE WING Dnldng Richmond, Va
lunp
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Rules held in shc CIerk'- or

HIoH WANUFACTURERs.- large lot of
very superior Sweet on just received and for sale by
mp l5ts JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
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Tuom a. hltfr EDGAR Whitehead
Lss Inspector a. Martins UdrehoUsf.
Mill. n WHITEHEAD,
IL GOMmissi0u Merchants.
TOR Tobacco Flour and other Country Produce
lyScuBuHd Va having formed coparpaship for tho pur
doing general Commission business viii give thon
undivided attention TO all cousgnmants made to them
office The Store OF George ID Davis aud next door TO
- Ruckor EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan 10. 81 THOMAS a. uiilb
Refcf Capt Jno NJ otcy Cashier Bank of Va u ID Da
via Inn r. Davis Cos Sanl NJ. Garland Amiorst; Mayo
Caholl Nolaon; Il G. Mitchell, Cashier Merchants Bank.
innl dScts
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40. u, IhSGltOhkE. !. X. IL
aNGHsOEsNE ~ IBOICOMBE,

JkO. H. IhSGlOhhE. j. H. HOLCoMbf
n aNS-BOHNE a. uOICOMBE,
IA HnnLers and IL change brokers,
Corner of Main aud Bridge Streets Lynehburg Va, Will
collect lowest Of Exchange. They will
pay the highest market price for Land Warrants Northern
Exchange Coin and Uncurrent Money.
REFER TO
Tho Presidents and Cashiers of the several Banks Lynch
burg r. II Aiaury Co. Messrs Pairo Richmond.
Measrs johnston bros Co, Saml Harris Sons, Josiah
Lee Co, Raltimorei Mossrs Farnham, Kirkham & Co,
Drexc Go Philadelphia Mossrs Vanblcck, Read Drex-
el, Ward Co, Laes Waller, New York.
n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-05
NrorlCE.-n, N.ls ). nr,.o ) .ne Mec,o


~ ing left my board without cause horcoy for
all edit her account, will not
pay any debts contrac ted by her after this date.
mo- w HENRY j. RECTOR
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

VAR. BENJAN1IN BLACKFORD Offers his
~ Professional Services to the public Once LIST Alley,
,oor below yrgtnnn ONCE, ma 2d3m
uANEs n. HAMMER,
- Commission Merchant.
bro ut Tanner aud Aslera Immediately between Friends
Martins Warehouse Main street. Lynchburg, will con.
tpuo give ha personal attention the Of
country produce particularly that OF Tobacco and aatters
asaf that with His experience In tho business he will be
nablod to give general satisfaction. JAS. A. HAMMER
y S-Iibcrnl made consgumen,s and any nv
taroad otherwise, will be promptly attended to- and
hnrgcI paid ON the same. j. A. II.
i.dNrlY
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mo. n. a SAMUEL TyREE.
- Commission Merchants,
LYNCHBuR0, Va,
Offer their sryccs the planters and the public generally for
tho sale Tobacco Wheat Flo and other produce They
that OF 10 to 20 VIII enable them
to give general Their ONCE Ia Mt Younger 81
smiths tho the Banks which enables the IN
pay the Planters for their Tobacco without delay
JNO H. Il SAML TYREE
feb y'dScly
EHENRN ID. FLOOD, Attorney at Law. will
d u all the Courts Of the city Of Lynehburg tho
counties OF Amherst, Appomattox, Bedford and Campbell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-05
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Cl'k.

ACCIDENTAL little boy, some eight or nine years
old, of tie widow Joseph Bilhimer, living some
four five miles east of harrisonburg, fell into IA
mashnb at the still house of Jno. Bilhner and was
so badly scalded, that its recovery is exceedingly
doubtful.-Rockinghan Reg
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WE learn from the Valley Democrat of Friday last,
that five additional of smallpox have made
their appearance in lIarrisonburg, two white and
colored persons. The new Female Seminary build
ing which is yet unfinished, has been converted into
hospital and the patients placed there All proper
measures have been adopted to prevent the disease
from spreading.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-05

CALF AND pEASrEK.-Thc Vn. ~ Tenn.
- Rail Road Is finished TO Saltylc and am now prepafeh
furnish Salt and Plaster in sacks BarTrs upon the no
accommodating My Agents the Dopots aud villages
viii receive orders and furnish cu
toners any quantities they desire and upon the short
both articles sent from the works
will by agents All Salt md Plaster OF my brand
Ia warranted tire TGIOS L. PRESTON,
son % cB,n SaltyIle Washington Co., Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-05

HI " Amherst 90 whom he was hIredl my Boy 'IOM
RANDALL He about feet high, yellow complexion and
very likely. has slight bis forehead He has
been hired Va Tenn X L. Go for the last two
three years brakeman and tits probable he ID where
on the will $40 for his apprehension TO be confined
In the jail Of the county where he Is taken up -
w. T. ROSE
ap 29cs New Glasgow p, o.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-24
II. Donna BEL'S -e
BI.SULPUETE OF LIME.
Nxw ORLEASs. September Goth, 1856.

THE UNDERSIGNED are now manu.
L actarng and prepared to supply. pure and genuine
BSnlphite Ii which exceeds in quality ard strength
any that his been heretofore manufactured
Ii is almost 10 remind the planters, as they
are aireads the that this BSu hte of Lime
when properly used fails to produce beautiful
yellow cry>t.iZed sugar that alA commands
the highest price this market and The very hest recon-
men,laon have with Western and other buyers Is
The FAC: Of its having been made with Bonnateis BiSui-
phe they consider that guarantee against any loss in
weight always within. to pay CHER prices for IT,
The hs repute and favor in which the planters generally
hold this Ri Sulphite much matter OF notrety that
is quite unnecessary to publish here any OF the ma
aiterng testimonials received daily from hsrse who have
used it, in garahly succeeded beyond their most
guine expectations in not only making the hest
previously made by them but also In realizing the highest
prices with less loss in weight har by other
The benefits and superior advantages to he derived
from its established /" need any fur-t
ther COMMENT hut may he well to remark that this BIZ
Suphte alone possesses that strength and those qualities
necessary to insure success to the planter.
The many orders already received this year from those
who have used this BSnpite, without in single in
IA Ing is the best evidence if any were wanting
in its favor The undersigned alone possess all the facii
ties to make pure article, guaranteed to be severil
degrees stronger than any other in There being no
other nanucory in the South equal to the New Orleans
Chemical u orks, whic.ean way bear csnpan
son with them any quantity Of Ri sulph can be supplied
Mt the shortest posi-, lie notice @t9 s' fi@F 'tfi
Very excellent arTes have been secured this season to
ship the BSul hite II Lime they guaranteed
to leak, and when returned they win he re SHED and
shipped and the planter will invariably be allowed nifty
cents per BARREL Planters who order through their
chants I've psricn instruct them to buy hone hut
u. Bnnnaheis Bisulphe, and all orders must invariably
be addressed b, ~ 't74+*s +@ - u. BONNABEL
@ Barrels returned be re filed will be ttken from
the hosts free Of charge and win be reshppea al ad
tons expense 10 the pantef except dlayage., tl.an
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Notice to the Public.

no lcounteraci. the. slanderons reports
circulated during the last few days. in regard to the
quihty OF the BI-SILPHITE OF LIME manufactured BY
in the Of Thibdaux the following certificates
have been voluntarily offered. sCUDDAY EWING.
~ -. I.AFouRcHE November l2, 1856.
II having been said in the ne.hhorhOod within the last
iev days. that had stated that the Sulphite Of Lime
manufactured in Thi odaux by Scudlay & Ewing was
thatthe article is of excellent quality. T. LORIO.
.ifItsEL .rtaG bsLAFoURcHE, November r. 1856.
1t affords pleasure st,te that has ing used several
barrels Of the Suphite OF Lime by Me.srs
Scuday Ewing in Thibodaux, it has proved to be Of
excellent quality. ~ . sf+t : = GEO. s. GUfON.
LAFouRcHK. November 12, 1856.
certify thatI have been using the B-Suphi,e Of Lime
made in Thibodaux by Scndday Ewing, during the last
five days. and pronounce good article the sugar made
with Il being very fle.tgA sn22 iyii r. g. DARDEN
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y e1f4 BI-sULPHITE or LIME.

THE UNDERSTGN NED having estab-
J IL Hshed BI- TLPHATEO or LIME MANUFACrO-
RY IN tie City OF New Orleans take pleasure in stating to
The Planters generally that they prepared through
the assistance Of IN experienced Chemist - furnish
snperar article. SMITH, MCLEOD &sCO.
DOFFICE-No. IS, Common Street, N. Orleans.
Messss sMITHik CO. are our duly authorized agents
1t the Terrebonne station Of the Qpeonsas Raruad
ne-n s., Mel. CO.
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ei s1sg ,Bi-SulpAite Of Limcs s@E'a'
THE SUBSCRIBERS inform the plant

r Il TIC 81 DoCnIDEhS INFORM tue pant
Il ing community haf their works for The manufacture
Of the BISULP1rE OF LIME in the Town Of Thihodaux
in successful onefaon and that they ready
To- M orders at a low any Of the New Orletgs
Manufacturers BY purchasing of u.s. planters will save
the freight from New Or ans and be allowed the highest
price for the empty barrels which they may return.
5TThiboda AK, Nov. 1, 1856. 9 X SCUDDAY EWING.
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AYERS PILLS,

NEW and sincularlv successful remedy for the
II cure of all Bilious diseases -CostlEeness. lndl
gestion, Jaundice, Dropsy, rheumatism, re'eis'
Gout. Humors, Nervousness. lrritalality. inhanma-
tons, Headache, Pains IN the Breast; sac; hacs'
and Limbs Female Complaints. &c. Sc innesd,
very few are the diseases in which Pnrgative Medl'
cine is not more or less required. ano ennch SICK
ness and suffering might be prevented II harn,-
less but efectual Cathartic were more ffe'' iseu.
No person can feel well while cosnse hahit OF
body prevails besides it generates serious and
often fatal diseases, which might have been avoided
BY the timely and iudicous use OF good purgatase:
This is alike true of Colds Feversh symptoms. and
Bilious Seraneements They all tend to become or
produce til. deem seated and formidable disteinpers
which load the hearses all over the land Hence
reliable family physic is of the first importance TO
the public health, and this Pill has been perfected
with consumnate skill to meet that demand. An
extensive trial of its virtues by Physicians, PROBES
sors, and Patients, hns shown results surprising
any thing hitherto known of any medicine lures
have been effected beyond belief were they not sub,
stantia,ed by persons Of such exalted position and
character to forbid the suspicion OF untrufh.
Among the many eminent gentlemen who have
testified m favor of these Pills, We may mention:
Prof j. NJ LOCKE, ANALYTICAL Chemist, Of Gin
cinnati, whose high professional character Is en-
aorsed BY --....f ...-,... .-.
JOHN MCLEAN, Judge Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States. .g7s-5,.g
10 THos. CoRwry, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. J. N. WnIGHT, Governor of Indiana.
n. L0NGwoRTH, great wine grower OF the w est
Also DIR. J. Il. Chiffon, Practical Chemist, OF
New York City, endorsed by -
Hon. w. L. MARCY, Secretary OF State. RI
WV. B. AsToR, the richest man in America:
s. LELAND 4 Co, Propr's of the Metropolitan
Hotel, and many Others. 5t.s.t ,@ =.
Did space permit, we could give many hundred
certificates, from all parts where the Pills have
been used, but evidence even more convincing than
the experience Of eminent public men Is found IN
their effects upon trial. 49,. :.
-, fof 1npu Sf1n1fI ~ nd
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Saddles and Harness

Saddles aud Harmess e,<rx,vw
u MADE AND REPAIRED, AND,
1ARRIA(sEi TRIMMING done in the
- best manner. The undersigned having employed !
competent Workman is prepared to execute ann
work in the above ae at shsrt notice and On
terms. ~ t+~s t"tF ess2 ~ I'VE = - 4
Houna, July d, 1856. = JOHN BERGER