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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01
From the I'dymor and Gdrftntr.
SHEET IlrsBASpRy.

VIZ. Editor-In your valuable Farmer" for June
I'd, | notice few remarks on =" ,eintcring sbccp."
The importance of this animal Is regards flesh
and fleece 10 comfort, is pro,crhia and con-
sequcnty, me,its full share OF attention to its sup
port, az well as propagation.
have tried some ten or twelve different mode,
of supporting this animal, in ciimate particular
~ inviting tho rearing of sheep. Whr,c ii can
possibly be- had, green rye ought 10 be secure to
allow them, il bu, a few mouthiul, per da> rlrtc-
ularly "a, tambing time but At all times it appears
TO be singularly efec,ual, in pres, r, ing a hieh
state of animal health. \ few taraips thrown 10
them every day is essential 10 produce the same
effect. To these oat. may be added, CIT inst
before they are perfectly ripe, and housed, with
cut getting wet But SIR, in the south a much more
economical preparation can be readily had-supe-
ror in quantity and quality per aorr, TO the best
ciorer field. After the oats is taken from h, field
turn over the subblc on the or tory ~ SOW
about half bushol 10 tho acre. In common
season, about the time the peas ready for cur
ing, by pulling mp the vines, and thus saving peas
and vines together, it will be found that the croj
grass will be, not only high enough To cut. but SO
far in seed, as TO furnish rich han Cut then ,lc
whole with scytl,cs, and cure as hlv, sailing rel
while stacking. Submit this food to the cutting
box, feed in uoughs, and mix it, half and hair
with the oats cut of the ground, the Same season,
cut up also. Add to this, five turnips per dav for
each sheep, If the turnip, are small, and three il
large. or Ruta Baga The fondness of the sheep
for the pea, is well known. The strength or nu-
tritive quality Of the zine and leaf, VIII N property
saced fodder, is equally known to southern plan
tiers. Salt we'll, of course, and let tar be in the
bottom Of the salt trough "a little pulvcrzcd TO-
baeco once peek with the salt, permitting the
sheep To ramb)e through an adj acen, wood lond
L., I..It II.
De0ther. Sheds for them Of course in bad. On
trial Of this plan it will be acknowledged that the
number one acre will support, in high health and
fleece. will meet the expectations Of the most per.
fret eeesemist. Like all other animals state oil
sosfireress is inimcal to animal health, hut in the
sheep. ssis Is readily prevented, by either rye OF
tanip. The pea agrees well, in every particular
with thst animal Rye-straU saved well, and Gu,
esfors ripe, is superior 10 oats straw. Buriey
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01
4 New supply Of DR.. L. Whites
veeotabls Tooth. Ache Drops.

THE only specific ever offered to the public from
L which permanent and radical cure may be obtain
ed Of that disss pain, the Tooth ache with a"
It's attendant evils such fracturing tho Jaw In sN
tracing the Teeth which often proves more painful
than the Tooth ache Itself and cold passing from the
doeayed Teeth TO the Jaw, thence TO the head, pro
ducing a rheumatic affection, with many other nn-
pleasant effects such dsaerceabe breath and taste
10 the mouth, Ac.-all OF which are produced from
foul or decayed Teeth.
am happy TO have II IN my power 10 offer TO the
world a remedy that will not only remove the pam
times of ten, If properly applied, but pre-
the Teeth from further decay, and arrest the
disease in such decaying aud lave not com
mcnccd aching, restoring them To health and useful
- Certificates of Dentists and Physicians also,
Directions for using accompany each bottle.
For sale by r. SrABLER, Druggist
Lynchbufg.
Bel & Richards, Liberty.
John r. ki,ee, Salem.
J. y. Crockett, Chrlstiansburg.
June 25. 1898 of12rn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

VA i'll be offered for sale, BY way Of psthc suo-
w ton, =, Bedford October Court, tract o.
Land belonging TO the heirs of Baptis; Hardy, dec "
living the County Of Bedford, adjoining tho hands
OF " ili,sn r. 10 pee. the hcirs Of Mitchell Ewing
&c, containing ,36iA acres. Bcedos large Plan
'a,iou, which Is well adapted TO the missing OF all
kinds of gram, II Is estimated, that there arc 3OL
acre. Of first Moun'aio Tobacco land on the tract
The land IL divided three convenient lots. tho
better 10 suit purchaser
Terms of 9alo-Ouc fourth Cash. aud the rest "
three equal annual payments. Bonds with approved
security and deed the land, will be required
10 secure the payment Persons wishing to view ia,
land, are requested to call on Mr.. Harvey Beard
who resides near II, who will show II.
THE COMMS SIONERS.
Sep. IL wlw
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LOOK HER r..

4 S | have determined to move West OF the Blue
~ Ridge next winter, will sell. at public auc-
ton on the first Friday in October, next II fair II not
the first far day thereafter, on the premises, the
FARM live ON. sand farm contains 2cO
acres about 100 cleared land 20 p of mea
dow and about 30 acres of fresh land. There are
about 100 acres OF wood land, and good part OF 1t
good tobacco land two never failing springs IN less
than fifty steps from the house. 1t adons the land
OF David Thompson and Cornelius Crow. Any per-
wishing a nee plantation III "a miles of
Ivnchburg, will do wcIl to call and nudge for them
selves. 1t Is not surpassed for beauty in Campbell
county. Terms will be made known on the dav of
sale. ANY person buying can seed this fall, ANY
person wishing to view the farm will do well not
to come until the week of sale. shall be alb
sent until the SATURDAY previous 10 day OF sale.
JESSE MILLER.
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V:ILE,YEZEA.Ls'D EOR s.ILE.

TUYIIE subscriber wishes 10 sell Walnut Grove, the
i late residence OF Col. William Galloway, dec H.
situated in the county oil Bedford, on LIZ Greek,
containing by recent survey, Three Hundred Acres,
due proportion OF wood Land, every foot OF winch
is first tobacco land, rs is well known to be the
qua, Of all the Elk Creek lands The balance OF
the plantation is in state OF improvement, be
ing all recently enclosed with fences, lies we'll
and Is remarkably well watered, having it severe
fine springs and a creek running trough II about the
CENTRE afiording a considerable portion OF bottom
land producing tobacco OF the finest quality. The
advantages attending this property are nuInerous-ly
ing almost Immediately III the heart of a section of
country unsurpassed by any for fertility of soil,
agreeable society facility OF getting market, &c
Running Immediately by the house is public road
starting from Steptoes shop on the main Forest road
leading from Liberty to l,nchburg. p miles distant
and lntefsccting the lynchburg aud Salem turnpike
road, al the New London Academy, distan, "A miles
The Improvements are Ia good and substantial
consisting OF large teasM and commodous brick
DWELLING HOUSE with linn eight rooms, il passage
and portco, and first rate cellar, with all necessary
out houses. aud fine garden, all newly pailed in with
heart pine pallmgs. This situation is deSra
bic one To any person wanting small farm. with
good buildings, particularly aprolessloual gentleman
Should such, DESTROYS of purchasing, think there Is
not land enough attached To this place. the subscii
Der is authorised to say there two other lots
parcels Of land adjoining, being parts of the same
original tract. i which may be bought upon very &C
conmodang terms | deem it unnecessary to say
any thing more respecting this land.-Ihose wishing
to purchase. will please call and view the property.
and nudge tor themselves. II tins property is not
disposed OF by private sale, before the FIRST day of Dc
tobsr, will be sold, that day, public auction.
Terms accommodating, and made known in due time.
WM. c. LEFTWICH.
June Q WHO
O. Tie above sale will certainly take place on
the lst day of October upon credit of one, two
and three years. Bonds with personal security and
a deed of trust the land. will be required To Sc
cure the purchase money. W. G. l..
Sep. Il wlstO
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,rsE !, excellent, AID re, .sra:s saPcrer AND
vii o~ i.sni sstsffsfs tos the oats, Il thu farnP
Is added A snail barley or ,ys lot. will give the
requisite quantity to secure the hiyhes, health Of
one hundred sheep. Thirty minutes per day. II
tho fanaips are added. will tc sufficient. The
quantity n eren vegetable food. taken in during
this ;hort poriod, with the above Quantity Of iar'
nips. viii secure healthy fermentation ~ The
stomach Of DR., food, scourc high Degree Of hfaRh
in tl.s animal, and Of course, .aesh and fst". By
ht,- attention to l,'ter,ae with dry Litter, ondry
ground. quantity of superior ,onsv may BE- Sc
cured. To save thc 1r.ns In, pen ought 10 BE- laid
with dry earth, previous 10 pennnc. removing IT al
prprsr intervals AORICOLA.
Woodlands. Alabama Jul, 22d, 1895.
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INTERNAL IWrsOVENENT
Rail, ROAD MEETING.

III meeting OF the citizens OF PtSylvania, on
their September court das, held pursuant TO public
notice, to take INTO consideration the prop,eiy Of
sending Delegates to the proposed Rail Road Con-
sention, TO be held ia Dan.lc ON the 9Th day oil
October next, Con benjamin W. 5. Cabe was
called 10 the chair, and Wm. Rison was appointed
Secretary.
lhc object OF the meeting having been explained
by Walter Coles, ESP, on motion o. W. Pugh
Tunsla, Esq,
Resolved, That the citizen. of this county most
SINCERELY respond to the sentiments OF such of ilcr
icllo" cltlzcns of the adjoining counties as have
had th, matter under consideration, and will cor
dallv unto wilh them in ondcayourinr to effect the
objects of the proposed meeting.
And ON further motion of the Last named gentle
man, il
Resolved, That this meeting do now proceed 10
the election OF delegates 10 the proposed convene
ton nhoIcupon, the following gentlemen wer.
duly elected, 10 Wit: Walter Coles, Vincent
Wnoher, VIM. Swanson, Dan1 Coleman, Abra-
ham {. Shelton, Richard Jones, Whiimell =.
fnnsrall, james NJ. Whnlc Benjamin Watkin,
Leigh, II. VIM. Tunsiall, Daniel NctScr, Lvneh
Billiard Geo. Gllmef, Stephen Coleman, Thos.
Williams Bani>tcr Anderson, VIM. l.. Pannill,
Sam' Berger, John \. Clark, Jabcz Smith, Cole
man ID, Bennett, Leonard Claiborne VIM II.
fonsrall, David II. Clark, VIM. NJ. Trcdwav,
/ lhos. ). Jones, Robert Iiutehines, John f. Bea-
vcrs, Thomas W. Woodlns, John Putchct and
Walter Fitzgerald,
On motion,
Resolved, That these proceedings be signed b,
tho Chairman and Secretary and published IN the
Dmvllc Reporter and Observer, with reune,,
that they be rrpuhl,shcd in the Petersburg, Nor
folk and LynchburC papers.
And then the meeting adjourned.
b. W. 5. CABELL, Chairman
NM. RIsu>, Secretary
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SpleEp ToaA ross.

\. TIN, is the season for securing supply o
TN. h, athiul vegetable, commend Ia all house
Acepers 10 put up some after the following recipe.
BY 81 dong they nay preserve them perfectly
elpd until tomatoes come again.
REcirE ron DusHrL or ToM>rots.
Take your tomatoes and pour boiling water over
them, skin them then boil them neH after winch
add ,eacup full of salt, table spoonful of black
pepper, one do. Of CAYENNE, an ounce OF cloves, an
ounce of cinnamon, an ounce OF mace, mix well,
and put the tomatoes into small Jars, run mutton
suet over them and tie them up, either with strong
blue paper or buckskin. Prepared in This way
they will keep year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01
ADVERTISEMENT.
To the Estimate and Consum pfiue
June 25, 1898

To the Estimate and Consuuptre
r1NIlE most prevalent and fatal Of all the diseases
L incident to civilized socicty-thc Consumption,
may generally be traced to the least alarming OF dis
orders, slight but neglected cold BY estimation,
1t appears that one hundred aud fifty thousand per
sons die annually oil the consumption! Most OF
these dreadful results may be- attributed 10 common
colds and Negligent treatment Of the harrassinB
cough that generally ensucs, which usually follow
ed by difficult breathing, pain in the side and At last
liberated Lungs. Violent and repeated Asthmatc
attacks alo brlng on consnmptlvc symptoms. One OF
t,y,, inli ,tgc ufleI n #
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TO TUi
n IA Du &, -.

NKTIIIrE and Sound Teeth are both an ornament
w and a blessing. The best security for then
advantage is TO be found IN the of the
BRfTISH iNTISPEP1TC DEATRIFICE.
This elegant Tooth Powder, with very little use
eradcatcs the Scuny IN the gums, aud prevents the
accumulation OF Tartar, which not only baclens but
looseus the teeth and accelcrates their decay. The
Dcntllfce thus removes the prevailing causes of of
lenslyc breath, preserves the heathiness aud lord
ness OF the gums, aud renders the teeth beautiful,
white. Price 80 cents
- None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, by the Sole Proprietor, +. KID
DER immediate successor to the late DIR. W. 7. Con
way. For sale At his counting room over No. 80
Court Succ'. Concert Hall, Boston, aud also, by
his special appointment by
Howell DAVIES, and
J. L. & j. T.. ROYALI., L,nchburp.
May
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01
CLOTHING.

NJ, assortment OF ready made Clothing Will bt
more general than heretofore kept, and will com
prise IN part. Supcrfnc Blue and Black Dress Coats
Black and Brown Frock do. Vests and Pantaloons
of all descriptions Steel Mkt and Brown Clotl
Over Coats, Peterslam and flushing do; Shirts
Shrtees; stocks Suspenders; Buchskm Gloves
With a good assortment OF Ladies and Gentle
mems Cloaks.
~ B.-A good assortment of Gentlemen's Sea
and Fur Caps.
Also, Case of Tuscan bonnets, which can be
sold cheap. MICHAEL HART.
Sept. 10 Is
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

AM authorised, by letters OF attorney, TO dispose
1 of the Donnairc, and Locust Grove estates,
both lying IN the County of Nelson. the first on
James River, Warmlnster, and the other abo Il
five miles north OF Waminstcr, and ten miles south
of Iovngson, both the property of the heirs OF
the late Col Iachariah Neville deed. Suffice it TO
say, that these are very valuable estates, and that
great bargains may be had, by purchasers. \ fur
thcr description is unnecessary, purchasers WILL OF
course, for themselves A line addressed to the
subscriber, AT loyingson, or application to him. IN
person. the place, will meet with prompt at
tentlon. Earl, application must be made, as shall
sell as soon rs possible.
LAFAYETTE NEVILLE.
Sep. 81 Nv
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Nessrs UiHiqm II. Starr, and John Thurman:
uNAkE notice, that Oh Thursday, the 2'tn DAY
/ of October, 1875, AT the Stcrehouse OF james
Headen Ia Bedford County, shall take the depo-
sons of James p. Scott and others, TO be read IN
evidence on the trial OF suit IN Chancery, now De
pendinp and undetermined in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancefy for the County OF bed
ford. wherein am plaintiff and YOU are defendants.
IT, from an, cause, shall fail TO complete taking the
said dispositions the above named day, shall con-
tinue taking them at the same place, from day TO
day, until completed. JOHN Mc|Abf'.
g., u wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

ban, Arsu. shew, tn, tie trad. ~ ire NV f"rk
Canal i. snll largely On the increase. COMPARE
son Of tho aegvga,e Of tolls received up to the 8l''
August, during the presc,h year and up 10 tho
sane a.'c Of ihc preceding yoar. proves that the
amount Of mcrchandi.e transported westward rs
nearly fy per cent. greater til, year than the last.
\ similar comparison in reference TO the produce
sen, eastward Prov" that the increase this year
over tho hast Is abort fifty five per cent. |, is as
certancd that this va,t increase Is drawn from re-
gions of country be, ond the bound. Of the State
of New York
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01
VALUABLE .lDAL ESTATE
Sept. 10

INTENDING to move to the South, | offer for
Il sale that highly valuable Farm on which reside,
situated IN Bedford county, on the Forest road ii
miles above Lynchburg and IL from Liberty.
This truly desirable estate is well worthy the at
tentlon of capitalists who wish engage in farming
IN one OF the most healthy and delightful sections in
upper Virginia it having all the benefit OF the sau-
brlous brcezes of the Blue Ridge, and at the same
time possessing soil susceptible the highest state
of improvement This land lies Immediately on the
main road from Lynchburg to Fancy Farm, Peaks of
Otter and Lberty--and is bounded on one side
Elk Creek. being in the vicinity Of 1 mills. I'll
tract contains about 600 acres nearly 400 of Inc
are cleared and at present III state of progressive
improvement at least $50 acres being in Clover to
which the land is peculiarly adapted. The improve
ments consist in part OF frame Dwelling House &c
two Barns and Threshng machine. new-and an Or
chard oi choice irult-Ths place also offers an elig-
BILE stand for Tavern and Country Store-and in
addition to the above improvements has New
Store house and Tavern house. with an Ice house
and W ell OF excellent in the ward and extern
sye Stables, Blacksmith and Wheelwright's shop,
&c. &c.
II Is useless TO speak OF the many induccme nts
which this place holds those disposed to invest
means in real estate, it is presumed those WISHING
to purchase would prefer examining for themselves,
which they are earnestly invited To do.-This estate
Is offered at private sale until the 18th of Octobcr
next, on which day, If not previously disposed of |
will sell II at public auction, with all nv stock.
crops on hand farming and plantation utensils. &c.
Nc, Terms accommodating, and made to suit the
convenience of purchasers.
=. Letters the subscriber, addressed TO Lynch
burg or st. James Church, Bedford prompty =,
tended to- FREDERICK A. IJARRIS
=. The Richmond Enquirer will publish the
foregoing advertisement wSw, and forw ard its ar
countto this Office for payment.
Mayi wI5O.
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DIR. RELrE.s AsTITMAT1c PILLS

aud ue attention 10 their timely administration,
will usually ensure mitigation OF these disorders
and generally effect cure The Pills are also an easy
and ccctual remedy iot the symptoms preceding and
accompanying the asthma and consumption For
colds coughs difficulty Of breathing, tiehtness and
structures across the chest, wheeling, pam III the
Side, splitting of blood, &c Few cases occur of
any of tins class OF disorders in which the putcha,
ers of DR.. Relies Pills will not find rich return tor
their tr1ng expenditure. Prcc-whole boxes, 10
Pills, ~ half do. y Pills. 50 cents.
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r. y,,,,s CAar!.s Isa.t!sy, and Mason =.
Thompson, Erfes.er q .laisr''" 1h'mp'0"'
deceased:
xvoU will take notice, tina, on THURSDAY, the
9Th day Of October, 1895, a, the store house
Of Preston and Leftwich, at Pea-Town' IN the
county of Bedford, / shall take the depo''''oh Oh
Anthony Evans, to be read in evidence on inc
trial of suit in Chancery, now depending III inc
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry, Tor
the saa county Of Bedford. wherein am plaln'lli'
and you arc defendants. JOHN 81 iff.
Sept. ~ WI"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

Rca,L TAsrr.--Addison in one Of the papers
Of the Spectator, thus speak. Of rural taste -
Il re gard Ihe man who surrounds hs dwelling
with objects Of rural taste, or even plants shade
tree b, the roadside, public bcucactor mol
merely because he adds something 10 &c general
beauty Of the country, aud 10 the pleasure OF those
who travel through it, but, because also he con-
tributes something 10 the refinement Of the gene
raj mind he improves the taste especially OF his
own family and ncighborhood. There is power
in scenes of rural beauty, to affect social and
moral feelings iondness for these scenes is sell
dom found with coarsoncSs Of sentiment and rude
ness Of manners. One NAV Judge with confidence,
Of the taste and intelligence OF family, by the cs-
efnal air OF their dwelling. In my excursions in
The country, il pass habilarion, however spa
eious standing naked to the sun, with nothing or
nanental, nothing inviting. around it, cannot help
saying 10 myself, however abundant may be the
slovrply possessions oil the owner, there is no re-
hncmcnt in the house; there is no delicate and
kindly interchange OF sentiment among It's iumaic,,
and i ever rhcS are Socable, their socablcncss con
,sts in rude aud filthy loqnaeity. Their books are
few, and those III chosen and unread. But II
notice a dwelling, however humble, which IS appa-
lenty as snug as its owner has means TO make II,
displaying ncarncSs and taste in its fences, and
shades AID shrubbery, anl lower-pots at the win
dows,--l feel assured that this i, the abode of re-
hncment this is the home of quiet and rational en-
oylnent, of intelligent and kindly intercourse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01

\ rail road from Fall River t Boston and Prov
ldence, TO Join hcBoston and Providence rail road
AT Serkonk, is now under excavation.
Indiana is rapidly extending her improvements
no less than great state works aIe al proscn, in
oprratlon-vlz: canals and 1 rail roads
Boston has already three rail roads leading from
her, all of which are in successful operaon--a
fourth is about 10 be constructed, passing through
Lynn, Salem, Ipswich aud Newburypon 10 the
New Hampshire line.
Routs for rail roads are being surveyed in Cana
da, one from Cobourgh 10 Rice Lake, and another
from Toronto TO Lake Surico. We are glad TO sec
that the Canadians also catching the rail road
infection.
\ statistical article in late number Of tive II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-01
DIR. RELIES
a. BOTANICAL DROPS

IS of the most eAicacIous compounds IN the
i Mltcria Mcdca for the of that class OF Inyst-
crate diseases produced by an impure state OF the
blood, and vItated habits of the body, aud usually
exhibiting themselves IN the oims of Scrolula. Salt
Rhcum, Lcprosy, ST Anthonys Fire, Fever, Sores,
(cvcn when the bones are atlcctcd) hc SWellings,
az applied with Dr. Jebb', lnimcnt) foul and obs-
nate Ulcers Sore Legs and Eyes Scaldhead IN chi
dren, ScurN and Scolbutic Gout Pmpled or Car
bunced Faces, Fostering Eruptons. and Ncnercal
Tants througho the body, III which last case the
Drops often cure When Mercury fails. They are al
the best Sprng aud Autumnal physle to purit,
and cleanse the system from humors winch frequent
" appear At these seasons OF the year They also
AID the process OF digestion, and by purifying the
blood, prevent the secretion of malignant humols on
the lungs. The proprietor confdcntl, relies upon the
vast number OF surprising cures effected by these
Drops, not on, III Boston and its vicinity. but
throughout the Union. for the best proof of their ex
cellcncc rs m uuinlng Alternative Medicine IN all
the cases above specified.
This article has recently been pronounced by a
physician of the first responsibility. who had witness
ed surprising efficacy, entitled in his opinion.
to take the lead OF all the popular articles known for
the above complaints and indeed fast gaining this
point in public estimation throug hout the county
Price 81 Bottle, OF SIN Bottles for 81.