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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
AGIslCOl.i
alabama, March 30, 1885.
Gnr,r IMPORTATION or IMPROVED snoRr-iioR%-
I'd DrRuAMs.

Gnr,r IMPORTATION or IMPROVED SnoRr-HoR%-
I'd DuRuAns.
The \. \. Erentng star, oil Sept. 9th, owes
the following description Of eight splendid animal,
of the above breed. imported from England By the
tGRiert rrR,L SOCIETY OF ONO. We think it
not saving too much when We make the deelnra-
ton that II thu, association should never elect any
other good lh.s this accession of fine cattle To the
stock Of the country, they will be enlllled 10 the
gratitude oi every agriculturiSt in H.
Should mol this noble act spur the farmers
and planters Of other states 10 follow their q nm.
pie
Tnr 9nonr-llorNrp DunnAu Or" Some
superior specimens Of this famous breed oil Ing
lish calie, were imported few DAYS since III III"
ship Great Britain Capt. French, from Liverpool
having been purchased for the Ohio Agricultural
Society. whose cntcrprising eNcrtions We have b.
fore had occasion 10 advert to. We believe the
present are The finest samples brongl IN this
country They are eight in number, two year old
aud vaarggs. The largest, which IS a two year
old white bull, i, Of hrculcan size, but not tla
account OF erosS wcldly shape, but III rcmlrha
bic elegance and symmetry OF proportions, both in
the holy, neck, head and lmbs-pfesrnng, in
fact. beautiful model or study ior u painter like
Nonrrnans 50 famous for his cattle. He weighs
1900 lb,. aud cost in England GOO, making the
whole expense of bringing him out about $1,000.
What seem, particularly 10 distinguish tins breed
of cattle, i, The small elegant limbs the robust
muscular form Of the neck, the i,ne contour of the
head of face, AMI the short Crumple horn turned
inward. The neck IN tins bull Is III depth fully
eaun 10 the length OF the head the SMALL pointed
nose forum" nh the forehead, throat and upper
part of the neck IN ,occlcs triangle. OF winch thu
throat i, the base line The two year old COW,
which stood in tho stall next TO the LARGE bull, was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
l.yxg.fYxEE.s...f, FOR S.fLE.

yU,UE .ubsc,iber wishes 10 sell " alnut Grove the
late residence of Col. William Galloway, dec d.
situated in the county OF Bedford, on Elk Creek
containing by recent survey. Three Hundred Acres
A due proportion Of wood land, every foot OF when
is first rate tobacco land. Is well known TO be the
quality OF all the Elh Creek lands. The balance OF
the plantation is now IN state OF improvements oe
ing all recently enclosed with new fences, lies well
aud il remarkably well waered, having on II severe
fine springs and creek running through il about the
centre aiiording considerable portion OF bottom
land producing tobacco OF Tire fines quality. The
advantages attending tins property are numerous-y
ing almost immediately in the heart OF section OF
country unsurpassed by ans Tor fertility oil soil.
agreeable society facility OF getting TO market &C.
Running immediately By the house is public road,
starting from Steptoes shop on the main Forest road
leading nom Liberty to l.Nnchburs. - miles distant
and inter ,ccIng the Lynchburg and Salem turnpike
road, at the es London Academy, distant II miles
The Improvements ate 2-A GOOD and substantial,
consisting OF large .; and eo 'as nr,cs
aud porco, and first cellar, with all necessary
out houses, and fine garden all newly pailed in with
heart pine paIlmgs. This situation is very dcsra
bic to any person wanting small farm, with
good buildings, particularly aprofesslona gentleman.
Should such, desnous OF purchasing, think there is
not land enough attached tn this place, the subscr
Der is authorised to there two other lots or
parcels OF land adjoining being parts of the same
original tract, which may be bought upon very ac-
conruodang terms deem il unnecessary to say
any thing more respecting this land.-fhose wishing
TO purchase, will please call and view the property,
and Judge for themselves. If this property is not
disposed Of by private sale, before the FIRST day of De-
tober ii will be sold, that day, at public auction.
Terms accommodating, and made known in due time.
NM. {. IEFTWICH
june 9 WHO
c. = The above sale will certainly take place on
the LIST day of October, upon credit of one, two
and three years. Bonds with personal security and
deed OF trust on the land, will be required, to Sc
cure the purchase money. W. &. l..
Sep. II wlstO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
VALU D. EAL TsSIAIG
EOR : Al L

INTENDING to move 10 the South, I offer for
sale that highly gauable Farm, on which reside,
situated in Bedford county, on the Forest road II
miles above lynchburg and II from Liberty.
This truly desirable estate Is well worthy the at
tentlon OF capitalists who wish to engage in farming
in OF the most healthy aud delightful sections in
upper Virginia it having all the benefit of the sau-
brous brcczes of the Blue Ridge, and at the same
time possessing soil susceptible OF the highest state
OF improvement. This land lies immediately on the
main road from Lynchburg to Fancy Farm, Peaks OF
Ouer and l.ibcry-and is bounded on one side by
Elk Creek. beng III the vicinity OF mills. The
tract contains about 900 acres nearly $50 of which
are cleared and at present IN of progressive
improvement, at least $50 acres being in Clover to
which the andl peculiarly adapted. The improve
mcnts consist IN part OF frame Dwelling House Sc.
two Barns and Ihrcshng machine, new-and an Or
ehard OF choice iiuit-'ihs place also offers a., cg-
bic stand ior 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 water in the ward and extern
sive Stables, Blacksmith and Mheelwright's shop.
nc. &c.
II Is useless to speak of the many inducements
which this place holds those disposed to invest
means IN real estate, as 1t Is presumed those wishing
10 purchase would prefer examining themselves
which they are earnestly invited 10 do-This estate
is offered at private sale until the 10Th of October
next, ON which day, II not previously disposed of, |
will sell it NJ public auction. with all my 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 promptly at
tended to. FREDERICK \. HARRIS
- The Richmond Enquirer will publish the
foregoing advertisement wSw, and forward its ac-
count to this Office for payment.
MayI wIJOs
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POLITICAL.
From thf Knicset6osksr for .aHg"ss'
DREAMS.


Br MRS. l. n. sfoorRSLf.
Revere shvself--for thou art wonderful
E,en in sl,v passiyencss. Hail. her OF heaven,
lrusnortal mind THAI when the BODY sleeps
me-. ra,ar, with unseal d eve and tirelcss wing,
Where memory hath 10 chart, aud reason hnos
NJ mole star for her compass. Guest divine.
Oar earthly nature bows itself 10 ihee-
Pu, il, ear of clay unto the sich
or thy disturbed visions. percha
Il csiu some whisper Of thy glorious birth
Or dcathless heritage.
How sweet are dreams
To those whom waking life hath surteIted
With duh ,nouotonsl It's sweet when day
Hath been a WEAKNESS, and evenings hand,
Like some lean tniset. steedlls doth clutch
The flowers that morning gave Us, to lie dowo
And breathe fragrance that they never knew,
Pressing our fingers to the thornless rose
Tha; springs where or We tread. lis Fcf, 'Nee'
To turn from stern reality, who sits
Like some starch beldamc. all preeise ana ON
Aud sheer intclcrani and. with the spell
Of r,dau, fancy. rove unbalanced aud Wild
And iimitless " hcn nirgard fortune gives
A stons pillos--like the pstriarch's bed
Who slept 1T Bethel--tentle dreams DO plant
An airv ladder foi the angels feet
Making that hard couch Ike the gate OF heaven
They feed us Oh sinhrosia. nil We l1atho
On household bread.
To traverse, all un,rcd,
Broad realms noie bright ,han lablcd hab,-
To hear uueartbls muse plunge deep
In seas of bliss--le max the t,fant grave
Unlock it, ire, : ire -salte and Nlcld The form
Whose loss we wepi back 10 our glad embrace
To wear the touit's dump drapory, yet 10 I've
To catch from heaven glimpse OF streets OF gold,
4 sound Of harpines. aud CLEAN OF Nluss
Forever glaucing ocr the ethereal wy
These are the gifts of dreams and we would speak
Most reverenty of then strange ministry.
Lo life is but dream Awake, awake
"a he At and look
With keen uudazzej eve, above the cloAd
That cauoples mans hopes. Hear yc the voice
o. Deity. that mid mans hour of sleep,
In the still baptism of his dcwy deans
Bearcth such witness of the wondering soul
Asbrearh'd DER Joraan's wave -" Behold nv son -
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the cni.inr box, usually given ~ food, viz stra"
of oats. rye, rice, wheat and nay, pea vines, and
sweet potator vines cured-and if plenty. any veg.
et.be roots that eau he spared from other animals
and in the season, portion Of grass. am ful-
" satisfied that the gain in keeping my cattle,
which obtain from cutting up their food, IS much
more than an equivalent for the time and labor be
siowed-Aand that still greater equivalent IS re-
ceivcd from the s,camine: FOR II must he f''f1eni
bered, convert into food a mass OF what could
not otherwise be made So.
NJ, hr>l essay was with the stalk alone, stripped
of blades and shlck. Tito result was ahohi the
came n, when the blades and shuck we're permitted
TO 90 To the trough. Tho effect produced BY III
ure pararion On mich cows, have found all that
could be dcsircd--lnd in addition to the foregoing,
with plenty Of salt, it will be found 10 produce IN
the aninl, high degree of health
Now. sir. IN answer 10 some Of your excellent
eorrcspondents VIII observe that am compelled
to view III, plan as the best to convert the corn
stalk into manure; and view my gain tins
score, equally great Ny cattle are well Uttered
with pine straw, or oak leaves, &c. The prodae-
ton OF ms corn-slks passing throng the stomach
oi ANIMALS affords me the ich means of converting
them into the best OF manure, to prodlgions II
mount. Here my gain over the Ploughng-ln sNs-
TEN i, | tliink, decided and sclf.evident Plough
N ton oi stalks. aud carry out OF my dangsiead
what another ton has enabled me to produce, and
tie result will readily be anticipated
aGRlCOLA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
III 1action. withom rtserr,.
"ANING determined to remove to the
On "Wednesday the 2Sih October Il

HANING determined TO remove to the South.
L i ON "Wednesday the 2Slh October next, If
lair, if not the next fair day will, the premises,
sell, public auction, to the highest bidder, with
on reserve, my highly valuable Tract of Land,
situated IN the county OF Bedford on Big Otter
river, at the mouth Of Buffalo creek, miles south
OF thu New London Academy, and II from Lynch
bnre. containing 1904 acres, OF which 200 are low
grounds, Tone half creek low grounds in hgh state
ofnprosemcft, the other half river low yrounls of
n superior quality in point Of fertility inferior to
~ Land | have ever SEEM The remainder is
high land. mostly in woods. Much the LARGER por-
ton Of the wood Land is excellent Tobacco
Land the cleared Land is in fine heart, and very
productive. The improvements consist of a COM
Portable Dwelling House, all necessary ouihouses,
together with number of excellent Tobacco
barns. Title clear and undoubtrd.
Tcrns.-O One third cash. the remainder in two
equal annual payments. Possession will be given
Immediately after the sale A deed Of trust will
be- required on the Land, to secure the payment
oi the two last instruments.
Also, al the same time and place, immediately
after the sale Of the Land shall proceed 10 sell
all my Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantati II
implements, and my stock Of Horses and Cattle ;
also my wlIole crop, consisting of Tobacco, Corn,
Wheat, RYE. Hay, Fodder, &c. A credit of II
months will BE- given on all sums above 10 dollars
ROBERT IRVINE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

limr.-We respectfully call the attention of
hnd-hoders On the Chesapeake bay, and the nav
leable waters omptNlng into II, 10 the advertise
ment in this DAYS paper of lime for sale AT s cts
per bn>hel. We dohot wish TO dwell upon the fer
tlialng properties of lime in this paraerap nor is
II our purpose 10 point out the manner of lis act
ING, II being sufficient to our present purpose To
say, that hundred bushels of lime pn, upon an
acre OF ground with one clover lay to be pouphcd
in, will IN four years rcnOvate the ,ol 10 make
land winch may now bring but from . 10 s bushels
oil WHEAT 10 the acre, produce from % 10 p BUSH
els Nof need we remark, thai land once BROUGHT
To this hfh, can he maintained in lis integrity by
lndielon> manaecmc ut under the operation oi the
lour shit system, or rotation OF crops. Need W.
tell agfeulturlSt> that their interest requires they
should without delay. enter upon this cheap mode
al improving and restoring their lands We think
not the obvious propIlctY OF the measure SO clear
u and distinctly marks out the course which they
ought TO adopt as to render that duty wholly unnc-
tessary ON onr part Bditimo,c Farmer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
DAS,IlIr, Sept 10.


Ahouta fortnight ago young man calling HIM
sell kadiord, came to- the Bell Tavern in this
town on foot tie had a very melancholy dcjec.
ted appearance, kept worry much 10 himself
lie was taken on Friday quite sick and refused to
permit physician to he called in, or to take me-
dicine, saying he had " taken dose" Hi, case
continued rapidly TO grow WORSE and he died Sun
day morning. After his dcccase, letter was found
in lis hat from lis father, addressed To Rcdick, but,
signed John Radtord, whichhad come to hand a day
or Two before, enclosing $40. The letter informed
him that his two comrades had been tried, and
sentenced to confinement in tho Poniten,iarv, one
for two, and the other for three years. 1tex1ressed
sorrow for his return to Virginia, advised him 10
keep away-tha, he could send him no more mo-
ney, and that his brother would have TO paw $3.50
for him (probably bail) From all those ,ircum-
stances, and the inference is confirmed BY tho re.
collections Of two three persons now in tli.
place, II is evilcn, that the unfortunate Young man
uas fps,rye from iuf'cc. " err"ar. that 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
Irow fAe Enrmer's KfHlstcr.
ON SAVING coRS-srALNs, AND rRrPNRiNo rnrN
As room foR CATTLE.

ON SAVING CORN STALKS, AND PRiPNRiNo IhtM
As room ron CATTLE
In my paper of the 25ih March, referred 10
another on the subject OF the plan Of saving corn
crop adopted by me, in such manner As 10 reap
frern EVERY part OF the refuse great benefit in the
way of tccAine my cutie. The appropriation Of
the stalk particularly, N til, Way, so as to make II
yield the creates, benefit tha' could be Obtained
from IT, consiseaf with pfodooio, and saving the
crop Of gram, early arrested nay ltcn,.un, from
rcai;pg variety of communications tor wears
back on tie snbieei OF the nu'fiti,c qualities con-
tanned in the stalk Al particular pnriodsas also
some experiment, mil IN feeding with them. In
the prosecution 81 TN, object, was urged by sue
oreding in saving corn crop in the manner point
I'd out by that valuable arGculturst Judge Bncl,
ami which plaa hid seen pracl,cd on the South
Branch OF Potpmae, before reading H. | make
this communication 10 yon, ST. the more especial
~, as haze read in Your highly valuable pcflodt-
Cd, the Register slmc communications on
managing The corl-slak 10 advantage, and brey-
ing that am considerable, ahead ia an economies,
use Of it. Since he pIln ba, been adopted by
snr, and its valuab, effect, exhibited you will be
assured | read with some pam the many labored
communications 50 frequently gwen to the public,
OF lndicons mcll1ods Of turning the corn-stak into
manure. &C.. The ptoheiou, mass of valuable
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
Aug. /
LAND Az AUCTION.

DGRSUANT 10 a decree of the county court
Il Of Campbell, pronounced AT the June court,
1888, on 4 suit then therein depending, between
Cyrus Bailey, John Bailey, Wood Jones and
Martha his wife, late Martha Bailey, Plaintiffs "a
gains Mahaly, Polly, Catharnc, Elizabeth, and
Mifphram Bailey, Dctt,., the undersigned the
Commissioners in said decree named, will, on the
26,l day of September ncxt, on the premises, pro-
coed 10 sell, by way Of public auction, to the high
est bidder. the Tract OF Land in said decree mem
toned. The Land lies about seven miles from
Campbell Court house, on Bear Creek, and runs
mp 10 the main road leading from Campbell court
10 Charlotte court house, and adj oins the lands of
Washington Matthew'S David Callahan, Micajah
Hubbard and others, contains 221i acres, more
OF less, about 70 acres cleared. The impr ,vements
are IA lev snug cabins and several GOOD Tobacco
barns, lies well, and may be said To be- Il, good
land as any in that ucirhborhood. The terms
will be one and two years, for equal moieics of
tho purchase money, taking from the purchaser
bonds, with good personal security, for the pay
ment OF the purchase money, and retaining the title
10 said land, as further security therefor until the
last payment is made
MATTHEW MARTIN, ! r........#=
RICH ARD MORGAN, ! '0"''"''s'o"'S'
Anu ,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

The Mobile Register of the Alb, conratics
the report, as stated by the Nhie on the authority
of "pri,atc letters from Mohlr, that 'thr French
men who had attempted 10 eNort money from their
brother bv abduction, and threatening tomurlcr the
child, had been hanged by the people upon a
nee" The Register SAYS, "thcrc is no truth in
the tale. The Frenchmen are by this time, safe
in Europe
The REGISTER also states, that "thc free Uacks
whose arrival here in the WARSAW, week or two
AGO, produced much excitement in this community,
and who were arrested for having in possession a
number OF lnccndiAry papers, were taken on the
lSt inst, from prison, aud rcsdpped to New York
in the same vessel. 1t is subject of congrltulatlon,
that with the exception of the Lynch discipline
inflicted in the first instance on that one of them
upon whom circun tmcrs seemed To fix plauSihly
the suspicion of hcln9 AGENT of mschci, the
whole affair was left where il rehtullv belonged
in the hands of the constituted anthoritirS. They
have acted ON their lepa responsibility, and in fol-
lowing dictates al their own nd ,mcnt, upon the
evidence before them, they have properly been un-
deferred by othcions dclalion from abroad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
IRON rnr BANGOR (Mn>E) ADVERTISER. SEP
TrMprp a.

Lynch Lac at StiHpdter, Ornuo.--Wc UNDER
stand thata crowd of auless individuals assembled
foi the purpose OF destroying the babi,ations Of
Irish aborcts, and df,i np len ircrn HAT village.
Threat, that thc Irish could moi, aud shouh not,
locate themselves in that quarter, had been for
some time thrown out, and the excitement contn-
ucd to increase until the first of this week, when a
foolish quarrel between an Irishman and Yam
kcc in which the Yankee came on second best,
brought on the outrage which had been for some
time in contemplation.
On the l.t inst. handful, were posted up, di-
rcctinr the rioters TO an island, where the Irish
lived About Two hundred mrn proceeded to the
scene of destruction, making the most horrid our.
cries and uttcring fearful imprccationS on their
victims The onset WIS 80 i.ighfiul, that the Irish
mon, women aud children, fled from their houses !;
when the work Of destruction commenced on the
largest building (about 100 feet lone) the roof was
broke in, the sides stripped, and the whole lcl, ia
Il state Of complete demolition.
\ meeting Of the citizens was held on the %
instant when resolutions adopted repro batting
the conduct of the rioters, and adopting measures
to prevent similar occurrence. We sincerely
trust we shall not AGAIN have 10 record the per
pGtraton Of similar dStulbanccs in this section Of
the country
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a. .NDTS(E. IN

INllE subscriber having determined TO remove
Il to the South, in the course of few months
takes this method of requesting all persons having
claims against him to bring them forward for SET
Element; and all those who are indebted to him
are notified 10 make immediate payment, as all
debts remaining unpaid ON the 10Th October, will
be placed in the hands Of officers of the law for
collection. FREDERICK \. HARRIS
Bcdtord, July 20. wtl5O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
ST tNroN, Sept II
STAU NrON AND JAMES RIVER RAIL
ROAD

Nj. SHAW, the Engineer OF Virginia. has com
pleted hl> surveys few this Improvement, the results
OF which we understand are highly encouraging to
the friends of the prolCct.-We are not acquain-
ted with the particulars far rs to enable Ms To
- into detail OF them, but have learnt generally
that the road, on either side of the mountain will
be oi remarkable easy construction, and OF course
IT tle most moderate expense. Mr. Shaw propo-
ses to pass the Blue Ridge either by means of the
inclined plane, tannrl, which last he has as.
cer,aned may be effected by cut of not more than
1900 feet. The whole cos, of the Improvement
NO are informed, Is estimated. roughly at about
$4,000. Spectator.
Wiley RoAp..-t writer in the Rockingham
Register recommends the construction of "A Nc Adj
AIMED road from Winchester up the Valley, il
preference 10 Rail Road, as better suited To the
wants of the great mss of the Farmers. ID.