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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-24
NOTICE..

a
BURSUhN / to IA decree OF the Honorable the
H. tncua Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for the town Of Lynchburg, pronounced on the 18th
day Of June IN the ycnr 1882 IN the case OF q the
Mutual Assurance Society, against Gre on Bull.
dncs ofihe State Of Virginia" plaintiffs, aqairs,
David J. Thompson, Henry Brown, SEN and
WIN, w. Austin, TX ors Of John Thompson. decd
aud others Defendants. ] shall proceed on the
23d day Of FeLrdary 1888 on the premises, to sell
to the highest bidder, nj public auction for ready
money, the following property to wit One Two
Story Tavern WOO len house, situated n Main
Street, IN the town Of New London, Campbell ety.
lately IN tho occupancy of Mrs. Jane w ood.-Also
"a Wooden table, situated on the back street
and on Lot No 8 Of the said town.
FHOMAS HARyIE, Sh'F.
ofCampbcll county
Jan. 81 4w
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TufAD. ROBERTSON * 60.
Importers Of Hardware and
CUTLERY.

RFFER, wholesale or retail an extensive as
~ fort,nent OF almost every article eompreben,ar
Al their Business. among which are BiactsmptA's
tarfsttfers, Cabinet Bassr's, Su9diers, s'eeB.a-
ksf's. Timers and various other Tools, Shovel
ond Toass, Ao,irons, Fedders, SC &c Persons
who are building wosId End /, their interest To call
for Locks, Hinges, Bolts, Nails, Glass, Putty. Se
all OF winch VIII lie furnished on,the most liberal
terms at The sign Of the Golden Anvil
NOV "a
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a"s nsa for ,s CS oun,S Of sessions
THE 9Th day OF November, 1a3,.-John W ~ hoa.s,
admir- Of Andrcw Amys, dec phE against Bar, .oh
Lhson, ana Nicho'as rfaray. Dcfts.in Chntes,'a A.
Tho Defendant Narnabas 4. Edison, moi ha..'t
bis appearance and given security, according entered
Assembly and the rules Of MS Court and Il TIE Of
eSa ordsyss 1n ne T. nc" an
here on the first day OF the neat yarcb term sad apsar
bill ofthe Plaintiff aud that copy of this ofdcr
inserted IN 20" vHgu,an newspaper published
az the front door Of the hnu,r of ihls pod
copy-Te,ic, no. E.. MITCHELL -,
Dec. 2. &c.
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u iiGiNiA AT rules na,den IN The Gle. X. tar .ft,
"a cu Superior Court of l.aw aud Chunret, fl, The
town "fterc burg the 5th day Of Noyrmh,r lsSs-
George "hiocke, Ptl. against Thumu, Wen, md Samuel
4 Maurice u. Garland, Def%
The defendant rhnma, WhlI, No, hayior ,,o,.t Al,
appearances and given security according tolhs arr 4
A'emhy ihd TIC rnos Of this court and it arueari y
s"'I'etnr9 evidence that he Il not inhablan If uls
c9uhrN - It's ordered tha. the said defendant do an
pea mere the first dat Of the neNt ,epuI,, to N oft
court aud a.wor the hill ofthe plantd and thai CO.
ny " ~ Wner Dc forthwith inserted ZONE ne1 atG
~ sNoIs ana posted Al the front dau ofthe oua atu
i" w san Town. copy-To.tc,
n
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AZ Kill NlA.~Ai hai1 ~ tne ,-lcrE7 -Isa ~ ,us
.rcuh Superior Court IF Law ind Chanccry for u5
COUNTY q" bn King am, tire nh day OF Nav ls32-Mi.
GREG Johnson ai'nx II Richard Johnson dec viii he
WI" annexed, PIT. against Philip JoIsou Reuben Joha
son Lewis Johnson, Robert Rdd'e aud Nancy his vie
rex "n Johnson, rhn H. johnson, Thomas Johnson Wn
pa'n and sally ais wife, Elizabeth Johnson bu John
son aam'r oil CHRISTOPHER johnson, dec and in his owe
Ign' h'chard johnson, Samuel Meggiuson and Mary his
"'ie' Thomas Johnson, James Johusnn Jonu r. urgga
ION ana ma'tha ms wife, Emily Johnson Washington
J I ahar r 'onnson, Napoleon Johnson, Aiehan
ae Johnson Thomas Johnson, Robert Johnson Alfred T.
zabeth his wife, Dcfts.--In Cnuncery r." "'
he defendants Thomas Johnson (son of ;ca,dA and
nomas !ohn.on and Robert Johnson (sons of Frances
1ohsoo aud Napoleon Jonso not having entered their
appearance and gwen security according n the ae
semDy and the rules of this court and il annearng by
satisfactory evidence that they NOT uhabau,s thu,
country II is ordered, thai the said SEN, defendants
aprea 4ere on the first day The mex Scp,eube term,
uhu answer the bill # the plaintiff, ana that copy Oh
oIaef Dc iortwith inserted some u.v.isper ppb
s' IN the town Of Lynchburg, for two month >acce,
sWe'y ana posted the trout door of tina court house
Vi t!l' county. ~
Copy-Teste, u EIDKIDGF Ok
Jan. 10
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" 'H"'Nia'-at "a les held IN The nrk's ohce OF fde
ro"'y .ouft oi bedford. the II day Of Jnnu,., ieo
--Icnly billiard, pit against Bo,, han. F,.,ol and
Lucy ms iie aud Nicholas PEGS Lief .-In Jbancefy
me defendant Barnubas 4. Eidsoh no having catered
assembly ana the ales of this QUIT and IL appearing by
ssIac,ofy evidcnce, that he is an ,nnaba oi Inns
ch tue motion Of the Piainti, by COUNSEL o.
.he fourth Mandy IN March next, and answer tie bill Of
e paih and that cop. of this order be forthwith AZ
f Az so"e no" spare printed inte Of III nchhuse'
Copy-Ieste, no {. MITCHELL. c. T. C.
Jay, 10 uaa
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MONEY WANTED.

Nv ANIED on loan, for term Of years the
~ sum of SG0O0, the interest to be- pald half
yearly, and the principal secured By lien an IN.
proving Heal Estate, worth more than tue double
oithat amount Any person willing to lend the
money Tor or years, can learn the name OF the
advertiser by applying to the Editors Of the VIZ.
ginian.
Dec 81 -,
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uAC CERTAIN CURE
ITCH,

IN HIS filthy and inieet,ous, DISORDER. DC
50 inveiersie, may be cured III ONO "o"'
application bv use of -
DUNFRIES' OINTMENT.
I, - vnr vailed for the pien,nntne" ca" e1ped'
tion. sojtly. and certainty ~ah winch It proene's
= p,rfec ere Of this dI.ease. The o,ntmen' I"
known 10 be 30 certain aud expedhous IN us OF
e,n,lon y. effect a cure in one hours dPpfnaion
o,,iyi without any hsxard OF taking coi3. a me
opposition does not contain the least paI''eie o.
m,rcury, or any other dangerous '"g'ea'eh' I"
may be applied with per,ect safety IN the stare
-, n,.onaory ard even 70 Children az the breast
~, Pficc 81 IL cenis a boz ~ with ample d.
rr.fInfl.
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INFORM NATION.

4 NENulNE Mouse Hole and Foster Anvls,
~ superior Coter Key d Vices, Smiths Bel.
lows, MAYORS Shear and Cas-, Steel Formerly
Nayior Sandersons) and Cooking Stoves, JUS,
received and for sale low, At the sign ofthe Golden
Anvil THEO. ROBERTSON & Co
Dec. 10. Is
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M 0TICE.-The bonds and note given for me
- purchase ofproperty at the sale of the Estate
OF John Clayton, dec due on the Sd and IA h
'nst.-lmmcdiate payment is expected by the sub
scriber, as he is determined to close his admnisra
ton as soon as possible.
IS N B.-Wheh the subscriber is out os town the
bond will be left with Mr.. s. Polnjex,cr, a, Smith
4 Bagweiis. JAS. L. CLAYTON, Sur
viving Admir- Of John Clay,or, dec.
af.Sl 2W
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CHOICE FRUIT TREES.

CATALOGUES 81 tpr valuable fuls IN the
- Nur.er, OF Mr. John Ihch".on, ate lfit nj m,
oiice whrfc elections Can he maze aad riers
Iei,. ah,e, viii h" imme dintoly supplied by him
,thon farther ttouble Ia hi customers than call
ine AZ my oflc. iur the trees. q. WARD.
Ian IA II
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Ca@pbe6 C'"nty Conft, Nerem1er Iy0I. 49,.
Nf tMES WEST, Jesse West aud " III. Fr,yirf and nlIy
his WIKI, inrmr y hty Nrt, Com luto.s. ag8ip.
John West, j.. Ihoma' West. obndiul West i5uin
FERN, Charles West. Matthew Ballamy n Nane, I'M,
WIFE, the ,arvvine children Of John West T. lsaaa l. ~
morn aud Nancy his wifi, Raleigh Crouch ana sara h. :.
%e, J"la Arthur ana fetst his lie ind III, A. thur AID
tfances hs vie, John Mullins aud iiy Nj, ~ If e,i
nafriss aud Tabtba his lie, 1homs, We.t and ft3fe
West, Peter West and Inner, Wet Wm Wet J,,era
Nrsl, Nathaniel West Arthur Mills and Nancy his VIII,
John Arthur ard Mourning his Wife Jane Vat Jste41.
an Maxey aud Polly his wife, aad Ihonpson Robertson
Dcns.-iH ChaLcery.
II appearing 10 The satisfaction of the court that the De.
iendants john Mullins aud My hi, lie Levi U,rr,, ard
iaoitha hs WIFE, which iilly and Tabth are tho cIl.
u"h 81 W M Hackwortl dec, the grand eh,d,en If Jc
serh Hack"ofth dec. and Frances IN, wife am The gea
ana chiidrei OF John West, ST. dec. Tn ma. e and
flanceS wei Children of Reuben West dec and e,ad
ehlren OF John Wesi, Sr. Matthew I,alanv and Nancy
mr. "o' ana eltin Perrin, not nbabi,.o,s of mn.
anu lneS not having appear ed and given security &c
Jung 10 the act OF seml, aud the rl, of M. court
u Is Ordered that they do appear here on the second non
uoy VI CD uary next, aud the bill of the mye.
''s' and that this orGer be Inserted IN .be Ia nfbrs
elhian Tor two months iYeIv and n,.teI a, ma
front door OF he Court House IN this county
"a ooPy-ieSte' JOHN ALEXANDER, c. E. C.
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NOTICE..

EDURsUANT to deere pronounced by the
d Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chnnccry
for the county Of Amherst on the lith day of Sep
tcmber 1882, in the case Of the President, Dircc-
tots and Company ofthe Bank Of Virginia, and the
President, Directors rnd Company Of he Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, against Richerd Harrison, Nan
cy Shields, John Penn, James $ Pendleton, Richie
Burks VIM. Turner Henry l. Davis, Sterling
Claiborne, Rcd II Burks, Wn. Morgan in his
own right, and as the surviving partner Of John NJ
Settle & Co Chapman johnson, John l.. Haynes,
Thomas Aldrdge, Gustayus A. Rose, Martin Lon.
don VIM Petit and WIN. Mcdaniel The un-
persigned Ii Commissioners appointed for that pur-
pose WILL on the 9th day of January next, upon the
prcmlsci in the said decree mentioned, and ut the
dwelling house of Richard Harrison, in the couu
Of Amherst, proceed to sell, AT public auction, on a
credit of one and two years, 10, equal portona Of
the purchase money, taking from the purchaser or
purchasers, notes negotiable and payab at one Of
the Banks in LynchUurg, satisfactorily ondorsed,
the tract OF Land situate in the county OF Amherst
whcreon the sald Richard Harrison now lives, and
conveyed and described in the deed of trust OF the
2lst of August 1921 and filed as an exhibit IN said
cause Also, the following Slaves, namely; Big
Ben and Fanny his wife and her two children, Ma
~ and solomon, Sophia woman, and her child
George, Jane and Little Ben, Rhn'la and her child
The legal title to the said Land WI be retained un.
til the purchase money ispaid.
s~'r The above sale is postponed. by consent of
parties, TO Friday the 25th january, 1893.
CHRIS TOPPER AN rIONY, Com.
Nov % Ids
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FOR ssENT.

OIH X II u I.
- s3HEtwo BRICK lenemer,s now oc-
EIA cupiei by Mcssrs J. * II
itlaAs Johns and Mr. John w. SchoolfciI
They are excellent situations for bu-
siness, with family apartments above. Possession
may be had in very shor, time Also frame
Building adjoining, well situated for grocery and
small family residence. Apply to
PETER DUDLEY, Ex'r OF
William Davis, decd
OctA ,,,.
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PR FISH DRUGS &C.

n !. J H. KOfAt.l. are now opening n
W fresh supply, amongst which are sulph
Morpha, Cyarnct Poass, Lump Magnesa
Spring Lanccts, Ivory Throat Syrnges, Saffron
&c. ae-Also 3 cases Extract OF Logwood
Jan. p "a
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rkllsEsuJNG MACHINE.

? AN now est,nd,ng IN Ly echi,urg far q Ee
- days.a newly invented Jhs,shing Machine
u hieb 10 calculated To shresh all hiad. Of SINAI
er, and unsheli eiaysr srcd 10 peri etiea--, ca,
br opernied ON 70 adven'ngs either by manual la
Dor bots. power. From ,ts simplicity and ehenp
nsss. aud cfn'rri adoption in New Yark. renns, 1
vaais. Tenn.sss' and o,hrr S,s.es, Aerieuia Isl.
mechanics and othsrs wi find il veil w,s,t ,bei,
attention. An persons " no wish TO see II teasd
viii call at the Franklin Hotel. whcte 1 viii at oil
times be ,eady to aiiead them.
MARSHAL BAyLiss.
Lynchbure, jar. "a, 1883.
The folio~ing cert Geairs among o,hers viii
show the estimation IN which il 10 held by tompe
teal judges;
Nasty LIE lsS, Sfp'. ~.
Sf-I take pressure 70 stating, ~ respect to
your patent improved threshin, machine, thai
from he exhibitions II i,s utility ~hi,h LAD ,h.
etaiiiiestoa OF witnessing on yrseiday-h !, 49,
Improvement which. u pstfonzed. will prov bigi-
y ben,ie,a To the ssricuInri interest he rou0-
Unexpectedly, ANDREW JACKSON
We. ~. undsrNgned, having e,sm,ned rhe q. r.
formanoe OF Mr. Bseisss patent ,h,s.biog ma
chine. being we'll sanshed vi il Performance. ~.
have became r"ichasffs aud feel no hesitation ~
saying us performance Tor speed and durability
eseels any mole Of separating the gram from ,be
sirs. thai We have ever snnesse5, and are al
op,nlon, from the simplieilv and Durability of its
construction, the public would do veil To- palronlzs
Il. V.D C0WAN, Esq.
JOHN Nelson
WM. S. WATIERSON.
oi Bedford County, Tenn
NASHVILLE. SEPT. 9Th, 1882.
ST. am erea plsn,ed with yuuf tar sttns
mathian-h ~ 80 simple ~ its 'onttfuei lou, AID
valuable ~ it, results. tbai | feel sa'rhrd Il viii
tend greatly 10 assist the farmer, md TO relieve him
10 his IRbor'. ! sish y9n grra, success IN intro
dueing /, amongst The agrculluriss Of the ceon
Try, not dnubtog bui TINT they will b. materially
identified by i'su'e. J II. EATON.
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w T. AXE receiving very large supply Of
w COARSE WOOILENS, for Negroes
and avery general assortment of Blankets, at very
reduced prices all Of which we Offer on our usual
LIBERAL terms. MCKEE. ROBINSON & Co.
Sept 10 10
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u. ROBES. elk
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }

ne parties IN Inns cause al tt.ke notice that |
hase appointed Thursday the olst day of February
next, to commence the accounts directed by the
foregoing orter Of Court, on which day, at the
hour of nine O'Clock in the morning, they are re-
quesed 10 attend at my Office, in this town, with
III n accounts vouchers and copies Of court papers
pef AIRED for examination AMI settlement And ,ho
defendants, John Lttw ch and William Le0wlch
surviving executors Of William Leitwich, deceased
arc also required to attend prepared to answer such
inierrosa,ons us may b. ,hon propoundcd 10 them
JAMES BENAGH c.
Dec "a wi,v
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TRUST SALE or LAND.


y pursuance Of the provisions OF trust, vest
= IN me 10y deed of conveyance from the late
John Monntcas,le, dec. bearing date the 18th of
december, 1929, and recorded in the Clerks Office
OF the couaty court of Nelson shall proceed, up
on the premises on Piney River, at Walnut
"rove IN SAID county, to execute the said trust,
on the 18th of January, 1888, by selling the land
| conveyed by said deed, to the highest bidder, at
! public sale, for cash. The said Land as will be
seen by reference to the said deed, and the deeds
Ineron referred to, was parcel of the said Walnut
Grove Estate, late the property of John C. Carter
uec. OF which the portion Of Charcs G. Garter, in
'e"'eu 10 be conveyed by said deed, has, by late
survey been set apart, and found to contain one
hundred and seventy-fye acres, be the same more
r @ss' No doubt is entertained of the sutiicency
OF uue' ou' tho Subscriber, acting as trustee, will
Warrant such title only is vested IN him by said
deed. JOSEPH SrApI rs r.,
| Dec. 81 49,
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DUMFRIES' hiGHLY APPROVED
EYE WATER!

fkiilo .aie and po" erful WASH 'o' sore VI 'yso'
J med Eyes, stands pre-rmnent among me
multitude oil ordinary preparations tor THIS p"f
nose The most obstinate as well rs the mere
sit HI in Gammations OF the delicate organ, y'e'h
o this highly approved Eye Water, which WIN
ra CO and restore the tone 81 the diseased parts
n f.c.n, sorr eye. the effect is highly snlnia',. u
IN cases OF years standing, the NO! unexpected re-
lief ms been received after other applications o.
inferior efficacy hal failed. those Who use IT pro
nounce .obe one OF The heat preparations NOSE
they ever me, With. especially !" oo'''-
nate ,asrs OF soreness and inbsna'i0h'
Price 25 cents a b3Nic.
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SPANl>ii E..OWN ~ WHITE,
LEAD In OIL.

Il FRESH supply OF -panlsh Brown & White
a Load, ground and IN OIL, direc, from the Man.
ulactory, just received and for sale at yerv small
advance upon Philadelphia prices by
y X LYMAN.
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N.nI'iSE.

NDTfCE.
"AVING purchased the Lumber House near
q 4 the Bridgo formerly occupied by Capt.
Samuel Turney, 1t will be IN future conducted IN my
own name, whorc invite the Farmers to give me q
call before .hey sell, Will at all tunes give the
leigh, oft'e market, and pay the cash for Wheat,
and all o!her Grain, Flour, Corn Meal, &c.
ID. STAPLES.
Nov 10 Is
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NEW APOTH,tC.RY sYO1t
Valuable K~Wn rvopeviy

FOR SALE
HE subscriber wishes 10 sell MS House and
Lot, fronting on Cooke Street-60 feet. run
nIns back the usual depth The property is q, this
time rented to Mr.. Cadwaader For further in
formation, apply 10 Mr.. Caswell Poe, who is alone
authorized to dispose Of j, for me- The terms shall
be low and accommodating.
WILLIAM BARNARD.
Aprn7 r.
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II The celebrated CANBaIAN TOOTH ACfih
PILLS, which give Immediate rtltf "i'bo"' Inc
least injury TO The Tech. On u'"i 'h's WI "r
iound one Of the hes, remedies for tins pain u
complaint. Price so cents box.
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x. BARCLAYS Concentrate Compound o
Cubebs and Sarsaparilla, received by
j. T. Il }. Z. ROYAL.
Jan. 81 -
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VIRGINIA. To WIT AT u Circuit SIT
lerlor Court Of Law and Chaneery, eontln-
ued and held for the Town Of Lynehbufs, at the
Cour House. IN said town, GA the 3elh day Of
juno, ls32 sitting MS a court Of tbancofy,
Cha l.. !ordua and Mauld, tts Wifc, Alex
and Burton, Gustayus A BYuou Iatn y. Bar
ton, Christopher &. Burton and Elzabslb Burton,
the iasi four of whom infants unioi the aye of
twensY-one years, who sue by their nekl friend,
Alexander Eaoun, PRS.
agalns
John 4 w Read, adnr. o9 'amuel Reed, decd
the said John T. w Read, IN his own right, Bob
or, Ross, James Mitchell, herrcu anl Mllcbo
Anderson G, Fairs, Stephen y. Mitchell, George
NorveIl, Benjamin VIII, and John Lefw oh, and
William Leitwloh, surviving executors OF William
Lcfiwich, deceased pens
This cause came ON this day to be heard on the
Bill, answers OF all the defendants, cscep, Merr,u
and Mitchell, exhibits, examinations Of Witnesses
and the subpoena awarded therein on the sixth day
Of November, 1896, which appears 10 have been
duly executed on tue said defendants, Meuc, and
Mitchell, AID was argued by counsel. On consld-
Grafton whereof, the Court doth order that one Of
Its Connilssonsrs take IA account Of the admins
tration OF the estate OF the said William Lsitwich
deed by his executors so an account OF the
Lands ofwh'ch Alexander Burton, died, possess
CD, and whien were afterwards sold by Wli,m
Leitwlch IN has life time and the amount Of J kan
der Burton debts paid IN that account by sud
Testaior IN his life time also oa account of the
debts against the sad Alexander Burt5ns estate IN
the proce'lnes mentioned, and ropor, the sane 10
The court, with any matters specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself, or required by the parties to
be so stated And the Court doth further order,
that the said defendants, tho executors Of the said
William Lefiwich, deed. do, after due notice, for
uat purpose. attend the Commissioner, who may
lake tho said accounts and answc, in solemn form,
such interoSaions as shall be thcn and there pro.
pounded 10 them touching the matter in eontroycr-
sy 10 this suit Copy--Testc
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foR SALE, Troopers Uniform bargain
may be had.-Appiy to 3. HUNT.
Jan. ~ =.
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TOTIIEPLANTEISS.

Jan. 81.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04
From the 3inericon Farmer.

ies .uoon.--It has been question with
 us whether a periodical would not be as a 'sslally employed in dissipating error as in .l .slls'sinlliIlatlng information. As 1t respects a,' niiiuenee of the moon on the weather, VI crops, &c. we have no doubt that tho selefal pelet in it has done as much harm
 Y 1ae agricultural interest, as any other :" e'a "a With which farmers and planters have soE'end. How often do farmers omit sooo ,o,o'apie season to plant Crop of pota- os ss0s' ~c. because 1t is 'snot the right time boss ne moon" Many people will not kill aOss or beet, unless at particular time of ,Ss ,,e noon. And when the '.right time of .b.l .Ls .ioon does come, it is at least an equal nas s'og mat the state of the weather will otbo. , aaiiii' oi these operations, or some rsae e' more necessary business must be ar r,'e,niea' .,n and of course they must be put nroa 'ua 'lle moon comes round again to the f.vpef ss1I M tune" Almost every body can a@a ,sa what weather we are to have for the moa rsa' louf weeks, by looking at the new IT IrVoh ~ ana lay out their work accordingly. s;;,a, j; u1e horns of the new moon are perpen- and a,a'' a4 uney say we are to have wet moon, eaad ,a a1 haylng and harvest time, many tare s ta, e,op Is saved by the prompt advan- tbev so 'aAen ot every clear day; because, ,bb;;s b' ns say We shall have very few such days fiji am n.oon. This, to be sure is very use- co. ' s,aof; .l but its opposite more than balan- sbo,s 'ns account. When the new moon soms,h Ie1 T, horns in horizontal position, ineEa"1 l;s"ia1 hke section of bowl slightly have su . upon its side, then they say we are nsa, afy moon, and the hay and the crops ,y os ssSs'ected, ! because i've shall have plen- is < s os afy W weather this moon.', Now there Kan m ,l oia saw' mere useful to farmers,
 " good adage-"make hay while the
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In Arkansas County
 FOR SALE.

 FsyHAT valuable and ell improved plan -S tation, late the property of Joseph Bo- gy, deceased, situated about three miles below the Post of Arkansas, containing about 8S0 ACRES, on which there IS a good Dwelling house, Mill, Negro quar- ters, and all necessary out-houses, and a. bout lo0 acres cleared land. under rood fence.
 .4tso---a tract of 160 ACRES, on the Cypress Swamp, aear the Post of Arkan- sas, aa which there is much valuable Cy- press, and other timber.
 .4(so--a LOT in the town of Arkansas, containing 16, ,500 square English feet, sit. uated nearly opposite the Billiard house oi John barque, sen'r.
 The above property will be sold on the 1st dag of Jaanary neal, land immediate possession giyen) al public auction, unless previously disposed of at private sale. On the same day, will be sold number Of good work Horses.
 For further particulars, apply 10
 LOUIS B0GY,
 at.Neac Gascony, Jeferson county,
 or JAM Els II. LUCAS,
 ot tte Post of .arkansas. Arkansas, Aug g, 1883 22---3w.
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Mir. Nourse, off Washington, has pub hshed Tn neat volume, "A Fac Sinile of " ashington's Accounts. J Washington re- eelved no compensation for his services as Commander-in-Chief during the revolution ary war. He kept in his own hand writing minute account of his expenses, which were submitted to Congress and allowed. It IS fac simile of this original document, which IS so exactly initiated as not to be distinguished from manuscript, that HIr. Nourse presents to the public.