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carry application is made, the subscriber will
- sell great bargain in a desirable tract Of and
y'hs IN the county of Franklin, Virginia, on I,rre
stream winch affords compact body ofow grounds,
Tha u "',lch Is splendid land) mile in length
ne whole tract contains 9l5 acres about 7oO "a, :;
WOODS great proportion good aud some snicn1;d
iopacco Land Persons wishing to purchase can
Apply TO the subscriber, at Rocky Mount E,,,lli,
County, Virginia Terms very ACCOMMODATING.
Nov. 80 : ,,NVh' ~
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Patrick RFeM1.y .Ec0s,en,,

TllE nndemigncd entertaining feclipps - :,
L deepest interest, ior the continued no " me
OF the Patrick Henry Academy and obser,, "stfly
pride and delight ITS Increasing patronage WIN
instance oil the TRUSTEES, associated with bm. ae
IN the manasemeT TL OF the academy, the Rev W.T.
cence and pley which Mr.. Perkins bears ,s a
fcatons as scholar, and his experience =. qu'n-
will give TO the Academy advantages, which g ,n
enjoyed at no previous peGod and SCENE r. n n'
pupils, III every branch of education canal ,,,,N
and INSTRUCTOR JOS. P. GOpFRry'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

" lRGlNlA AT rules held in tho g..
hee of the County Court of Rr,lt,,,1 "Ns or
day, the I'd day of November. lc35: On Mon.
Richard Foster and Clementine his wifi.
Clementne Stone, and John Wicentnn ar5 ,9,.,merly
Ia his wife, formerly Ma,tella Stone. nInaasel.
Against ms.
Andrew Smith aud Ezina his wife, for,no,,.,
Stone, John Harrison and Zallnda hls w,fs talna
ly Lalinda Stone. Meredith Stone. Mablon 2s.lner-
and Joshua kinnett, and ipphla his wife e0ne,
Appha Stone, n neriy
Il CHANcERy. h
The defendants Andrew Smith and E1;,,t
John Harrison aud Ialinda his wife Merid., ssae,
and Mahlon Stone, not having entered ,hc;, Stone
antc aud given security according TO tho -, aPPeat.
semby and the rules of this court and :, u As.
by satisfactory testimony, that they are ,,fP'aDg
tants of this commonwealth, it is ordered = naat.
defendants appear here on the fourth Mond,, a' ,ad
uary next, and answer the bill of the pIai, 1'an-
that copy of this order be published in tIn and
an, paper published in the town of L,ncIl'' pgnl,
two months e.sively and posted at tho
of the Court house of this county ''' uo'r
\ Copy-feste
Nov Ii c
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LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale, a tract Of land called irigg,s'
l containing LEGO acres, lying in Phisyi'ana
county. five miles from Dauvllle, on Zane creek
and both sides OF Toms Fork. II Is believed To
he of very superior quality, remarkably well adap-
ted to a Tobacco plantation, aud has on that ae
count been reserved from large body winch l
from time TO time sold III lhc neighborhood. IN
like most of the land around H. II lies very vel,
and with the exception q two orhfee acres cleared
many wears ago. it is still in woods, containing
great quantity of very Fine Timber, which being
ycry much in demand at Danville, would OF itsei.
if carried there more than pay the purchase mo-
nev. II il should better suit the convenience oil
purchasers, there would be no objection 10 divl-
ding the tract into Two. Those who wish to buy,
are referred to my nephew, X. b. Atkinson OF
Lynchhurg, to myself near Petersburg, or Capt.
James NJ Williams OF DanvllIe who will take plea
sure in showing the Land, aud in gsngan other ne
ce.sary information, and is fully authorized TO
sell. THOMAS AlklNSoN'
Dec. II II
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WILLIAM T. 1kRAUTIT,
" ATC MAKER, JEWt,IER AND ST.
NtRSNITlI

7hrtc doors beloc The Ndrket House ard aearlv op-
Posar the Banks
u 'AkES ths opportunity OF informing his Gus
L TONERS aud the public, thai he has Just returned
from the Northern tltcs, and is now opening
splendid assortment OF UdcheS, Jarclrq. Piatcd aud
Britfdaid Hare, aud great many other articles
which are too numerous 10 mention--tut he would
merely observe 10 those who are wanting to call on
HIM before they purchase else whetc As he is deter
mined to sell low for cash.
n. B.-Clocks, Watehes Jeweltv and Silver
Ware. made and repaired III the best manner and al,
the shortest notice. ". i, X
October Is -
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Amherst County November cour, -.

the r Petition i .s Of samuel o smh,on psv'
mnstratrix Of Thomas Lnthicum for bn ar l1 ad
faithful administration Of the estate of rho "ae aat
mas Linthicum. This day came the ss;S ', 81 Inc.
Smithson Jr. by ms attorney, and the s,, samuel
Linthlcum having been duly summoned I "u saiah
ton in the lynehbrrg Nirginian, accord. puhllca-
and not appearing, it is ordered that pnlas 10 law,
Sarah Lnheum shall at or before the neW Ja jar ',u
10 exonerae the said Samuel Spih.. e,,unty,
power and authority administrator as ", he'
revoked and annulled. 'esaid be
4 Copv-Teste
ROBERT TlNsLEy ~,
Nov 80 t"rk
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NOTICE..

RN virtue of decree of the circuit superior cou,,
- OF law and chancety, Tor Bedford county nro.
n"nnced IN the case OF Joseph Feaze for the bepc
Ut OF Abel Pearson plaintiff, and Charles c. Paer,
sou, .cieudant, | shall the premises, on the % nd
dav OF January next proceed to sell TO the highey
bidder, for cash. the tract of Land in said decree
mentioned containing One Hundred Acres moro or
less, and lying near Patterson's Mill IN said county
of Bedford. THOS. MEAD DIS
For B1ldd Nc Daniel s. r. =
Dec. II Wool
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

Tie second "mo5 case" was tried in Baltimore
City court on Monday and Tuesday last, and re-
suited in thu acqutlh of The prisoner. The
charge OF throwing stones Al Mr.. johnson, house
was eebly supported by the testimony.
,Nile'' Reg.
On Sunday niglt week last, ten of the PRISON
ers confined IN the jail OF Baltimore county eject
ed heir escapc-eight of whom we're charged as
eadersin the mob, tia, happened IN this city in
August last. They were to have been tried on III.
subsequent day ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
4 Teacher Wanted.

nNE who can come satisfactorily recommended
~ AS to character and qualifications to teach the
Latin and Greek, Re.lng, Writing Geography,
Elements of History, English Grammar Exercises
IN Composition and Arithmetic may obtain good
and profitable School by early application TO the sub
scribcr, near Amherst Court House.
J. PETTYJOlIN.
Sep. IS Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

Hearq Damagts.--In the court of Common
Pleas for Delaware county, Ohio, on the l2lh IN
sani there WAS tried an action for breach Of mar
rage contract between Ruth d. MCoy rs. Maine
WATSON, in which the plaintiff recovered fifteen
thousand dollars damages
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

lust OPENED,-Splendid Brass Tenders.
- and Irons, Shovel and longs, Stair Rods, &c.
Making the best assortment of those articles ever
-nf1orcd in this market. House Keepers call and
see. -: II. L. RICHARDS, l. CO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

10y virtue OF the last will aud testament of R,rtIe
- Cash. decd, | will SELL TO the highest b,dd.,
for ready money, al Amherst Court House on tho
18th day of January next. three Negroes one Wo.
man, the others a Man and Boy.
THOS. EUBANk, Sheriff
IF amherst County, and as such. administrator Of u
Cash deceased, nth the ,riU annered
n~c. II ri
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N Office.

~ virtue OF decree OF the circuit superlor court
oil Ia" and chancery, for the county OF Amherst
pronounced on the 9th day of September 1885 IN
winch the Undersigned as trustee of the estate of
Lucy Ihurmond, decd, and others, are plaintiffs
ana fhiIp lhurmond, scnr, formerly trustee of the
same estate William !. 'rhurmond and others ar.
inc defendants the undersigned, appointed by the
said decree, commissioners for thar purpose will A..
thereby directed, proceed, at Amherst courthouse
on the ith day OF January next, 10 sell the Slaves
belonging to the SAID estate, to the highest bidder
Tor cash The slaves are niue or ten in number and
believed to be very valuable consisting of Men W..
men aud Boys
At the same time and place, the creditors of the
defendant William |. Thurmond, provided for in
the SAID decree invited to attend and recey, tho
provision made for them; also, that the other dst,i
ouees OF the sad estate are also invited to attend in
Ike manner, and receive then Proportions
ADDISON TAlIAFERRO
JOHN THOMPSON
Commissioners
Amherst Courthouse. Dec. 3 I'll
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valuable Negroes for sale.

10y virtue of a deed OF trust executed TO the sub
1 , scrlber as trustee. to secure certain debt
therein mentioned, by llezcklah Daggs, on the lHh
day OF January 1880 aud duly recorded IN the CLERK $
office OF Boteout county, will proceed, on We'd
ncsday the 30th day ot December, 1850, 10 SELL to
the highest bidder. for ready money! at the Botetoun
Sprpes 10 or 10 likely NEGkOES, or many
thereof az shall satisfy said trust deed Among the
number arc tour Men between the ages OF IL and ~
The others are composed of Women, Boys and Cnls
Ii bete, ed that II seldom occurs that more likely
set OF Negroes offered for sale, than those uen-
toned above. Acting trustee, such title only VIII
b. made to the purchaser a. vested in the subscr
bcr by virtue Of sad deed.
EDWARD JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Nov % tDD
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FAMILY CAXRIAoD

oRKE just received, very superior New
My. ark CARlN AGE, OF the newest pat
49, tern, with White Mounting and I'M civ
10 please IN pllcc and Appearance The maker wish
ne 10 Introduce his work IN tins part Of the State,
mas taken uncommon pans IN putting the work to
gtther. Persons wishing to buy, VIII cal on Mr..
fllnt at the Carriage shop OF Nh Samuel A>rcs on
Main-strcet, he former stand OF II. Beach x Co
HENRY BROWN, JR
Oct -
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I'VE wish to hire for the ensuing year, first rate
w Blacksmith. To such person, bringing with
him testimonials OF character aud suitable quaihca
tons. liberal hire will be given. 4 white man
would be preferred. Communications by letter (post
pa,d) 10 the subscribers will be attended TO rmedI-
ately. H. b. RICHARDS A CO.
Dee -
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81 NEGROES, STOCK, Nc.
FOR SALE.

IN the Is, day OF January next At the late resi-
~ deuce Of Archibald X robertson, decd in the
county OF Amherst, (abont eight miles from the
the euire personal estate of said decedent Amongst
the property 10 be sold, there will be found
q Negroes, | Riding Carriage.
IL Horses, ! Horse Cart,
l., or Is Cows 300 bbs of Corn,
3orl Yoke ofOsen, Fodder, Shucks, &c.
10 sheep Household and kitch-
80 or GO Hogs, enFntnlure, and Plan
3orl WACO =, tation Utensils.
Most of the Household aud Kitchen Furniture is
rery superioraud perhaps greater variety of Plan
taton ltensil, cannot be found upon any Farm in
the country.
The Negroes are very likely. consisting of Men,
Women, Boys and Girls and among them, several
first rate Cooks and House servants.
Among the Horses to be sold. is a fine blood,d
Stallion, and deemed to be very valuable
TtrmS-For all sums OF ! 10 and under. cash will
be rclured-oyei that amount six months credit the
purchasers giving bonds with approved personal Sc
urt y, except tor the Slaves, and the purchasers OF
he will be required To give negotiable notes upon
he same time satisfactorily endorsed.
1t is desirable that all those Indebted to the estate
should come forward and make payments. The con
ditto! Of things will admit OF delay. Those hay-
ing claims aCalnstthe estate requested to report
them 10 the administrator IN order that he may cx.
anime into the tue situation OF things, and pos
sable, make arrangements for their payment.
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
Adm'rof irchibaid Robertson Decd
q p The above sale will commence carly and
should it not be completed, Will be continued oven
until the next day. NJ H. G.,
Dec. 10 III
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JOS. p. GODFREY,
W VI. PERKINS, il.

The subscriber will be prepared to acconmod,,.
B"ardefs in his family, and VIII eguarly enlarge h,.
establishment for then future accommodation
NM PERKI,S Js
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

NEGNOE9 FOR SALE.
an the 23rd instant. there will be sold, at public
~ auction, at Samuel Panur!fs Store, in Camp
bell county. three OF -four valuable SL4J ES. The
sale will bee made III pursuance Of a decree OF the
county count of Campbell made at the last term, III
tie case Of Davenport Us. " lhmn.'
T,ums-Twelve months credit the purchasers q,
ing bonds with good personal security.
SAMUEL PANNIlL,
RIO. w. WRITER'S,
JOHN 5. PAYNE,
A. :. WlIlrLOW,
Commas 'onctrs.
Dec. II t23D
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Lynehburg and Salem Turnpike.

YINnE President and Directors have TN, DAY
L declared dividend of two dollars and fifty
cents, on each share of Stock for the last six
months, ending the l2,h inst, and the Treasurer IS
directed to pay the 10 the respective Stot knoll
d.rs rescr,ing one hall of said DIVIDE nd for the ca
tension of the road.
JOHN NJ. GORDON Clerk.
Dec II u
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Dee. |
Land for sale, or Rent.

YlIE subscriber offer sale, his tract of Land where
L on he now resides, M Bedford county, known by
the maine of " Mount Pleasant" lying on Elk Creek.
Just above It's junction with Big Oter, and an
halt mlleo from the Turnpike road 10 from Liberty
and about II from Lynchbng. The tract contains
SIG acres, nearly halt in Woods. The Improvements
consist IN comfortable Ia Dwelling House
e"s Sy' other @ o o"a o.s l., hs
convenience Of family, nearly all new and a new
Barn, 9G feet by g. considerable portion of the
Plantation has been recently sowed in clover and
there arc now 90 bushels Of wheat SOW ed mostly on
clover taloW-put IN IN neat manner and looks very
promising. This Land is offered for one fourth of
the purchase money in hand, the balance on credit
one, Two, three and four years equal instruments -
And the subscriber deems il unnecessary to saw any
thing of the quality OF the land and advantages of
the situation those wishing to purchase will view
the premises aud Judge for themselves. Let il suffice
to say this is truly valuable place well worthy the
attention OF those who wish buy real estate and
II early application is made bargain may be had
II this Land is not disposed Of by the 18th of Jan
uary, the subscriber would like to rent it for one OF
more years To some geutecl family
WM. G. LEFTWICH
Bedford, Dec II. WI,
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a Teacher UVUHsed,

n MAN from IS to 10 years of age, OF good mora
l character and who Is well qualified 10 teach thel
branches usually taught in tins country may hear OF
situation, on application to Mr.. John Carey OF
Lynehburg. Letters must be post paid.
August n. IS
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

~ AuNOL3 VIZ 1A1A
WILL be hired at Cheese Greek Church, IN
w the county of Bedford, the first day of Jam
uary next, about twenty negroes, belonging 10 The
estate of Vernon Mc,callc, dec. consisting OF men,
women and boys at the same time and place eight
or ten belonging to the estate of Thomas Moore,
dee consisting OF men and women.
BALDA MCDANIEL, Ex'or.
Dec. II tdh
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POSTPONEMENr.

r The sale of the above Property is postponed until
Thursday, the 9TH of January next
TllOS. y. EUBANK
Dec z
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4 Tan Yard
~ LEASE FOR \ TERN OF YEARS.

To LtASE FOR I TERM OF YEAKo.
VIA convenient establishment, within one
Il mule OF Lvnchburg, on the main road lead
ing TO Amherst Court House. This place, from
ITS location, and advantages, offers ample induce
mehts 10 anvpcrson wishing to embark in the Ian
NJ ~ and Butchcring Business. There arc more than
- acres of land, upon which is comfortable
Dwelling ionSc, Kitchen, Spring House, Currylns
'ionSe, Bark House. Slaughter House, and Sta
ole' with sufficient number of Watts for an extern
slVe business. A great bargain can be had, ana
immediate possession given
DAVID x. EDLFa
Nov I6 -
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SVN'$ TUT S'1N'
M I'LL be sold, fot cash, Al Piusyhania Court
w house, on Mouday, the DIST day of December
next, tbeing Count day) about twenty NEGROES
belonging To the estate OF D.. Josiah Morton, decd
consisting Of Mcn, Women, Bows and Girls. The
larger portion Of them arc remarkably likely.
tho. $. JONES,
Deputy ShtlF for Rojert Haruson, tate Sheriff. and
rs suoh. administrator Of Josiah Morton, dec d.
4 IL persons having claims against the SAID es
n tate, requested to present them mcdlatelv
that the business of the may be finally sscttled
r. S. j.
Ncv 81 ED
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NEaRoUs FOR SALE.

I HAVE for sale three Valuable Negro Women
L One OF them fnst rate House servant and very
likely. HAS PHELPS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
House and Lot for Rent.

- The two story White House. with six or
FIFTH eight acres OF land attached to it, in the
town OF Madison, near Lynchburg, is for rent
the ensuing season Upon this Lot is another House
suitable Ton small family. The Houses want some
repairs, and to good tenant, the rents might be ex
pended IN that way.
NJ. II. GARLAND,
ldmmSf rutor ,rh The iriH dnnered Of c. IsLeH dec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

u The tract of Land, containing 10 acres, ad.
Joining John u. Richardson, Esq. opposite the town
OF i.ynchburg, is also for
VI. II. GARLAND,
aamT. Of c. LsbtH, decd.
Dec aw
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WISH TO purchase about 30 likely Young Ne
l. groes, from to "a years of aee.-Let,ers d;.
rec,ed TO mo IN Lyn ,hburg, or my brother Mari
Will be offended 10 JOHN ANTHONY.
Dec. Il
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MuoRoEa wnMrnn

WILL give the highest cash price for hkel,
L Young Negroes.
SETH WOODROOF.
=" tim
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Fresh Candies. AC.

IA L have lust received lot OF Fresh Candle.
w OF very superior quality. Also, a small quai
ny oil Preserved Citron
J. r. j. T.. ROYAII.
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NEGROES WANTED.

WISH Ia purchase twenty or thnt, YOUNG
NtNKotS, from 20 to % wears OF are-fo,
whom the highest market price will be gwen
:, NJ. HART.
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Guneow and Black Tea.

~ have ON hand chest of Gunpowder and
w Black Tea OF very superior quality. for sale
Io" }. 7. 4 J. T.. RDNALI
Oct & .,
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Now.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-18

NAV be eu,r., immersed, 1t Is put under wooden
frames - - upon which stones placed,
or where they are not to be had carths substituted,
after the frames covered with planks.
The clearer and purcr the water, the better viii
be the color of the hemp. Where the water Is
warm, three weeks sleeping will be sufficient but
il cold, as in rivers, springs &c. five weeks or lon
ger may be necessary. Al the expiration OF tins
period head OF the hemp is taken ont AMI dried !;
if. on beating and cleaning il. the husk comes OIL
the hemp NAV then be taken oui of the water, but
if the h,sk still adhercs ia IT, must be allowed Ia
remain some time longer. This trial must be Re-
peated from time 10 time, I'LL the husk separates,
when the hcmp must be taken out of the water,
and suspended 10 dry is directed before, on 'is be
ing taken of the ground.
The hemp /, NOW made into the tive soris, dis
tlnp,iished bv the names of Spring and ~ info'
hemp the former being dry and rather Of with
cred appearance the Latter more moist, and ot a
fine brownsh rrren color. containing more Of the
vegetable OIL and therefore the most apt 10 heat,
though il not shipped at 81 Pctcrsburgh, or RIGA,
before September, there Is not much risk OF lis
heating any more on board the ships, especial, ON
short VOYAGES, as 10 England, and the bes, tit
for cables. III, be- intended that the hemp should
be- early read, for the market, II Is made in,o " IN
ter hemp by the following process On being Ia
ken out Of the water, IL is left suspended in the
open air Tor about fortnight, when il is put into a
kiln for twenty -four hours, after which II is broken
by means of hand-mill, and the husk is then bca-
ten oil b, striking The heads obqucly with iron and
wooden Instruments, Of the shape of a large two
edged knife; lastly, 10 unrayclt, it is drawn through
a wooden comb or card with one row of wide wood
en- teeth fixed perpcndieularlv.
The hemp is then LAID up suspended IN sled.,
and fit 10 be- sorted, bound into bundles, and load
ed INTO the barks.
The hcmpt be prepared as spring hemp, is al
lowed to remain suspended and exposed 10 the
weather the whole winter until IT is dredby the sun
III the spring, When Is broken and cleaned III the
samc manner As the winter hemp.
As the greatest piri OF the summer cap>c> be
fore ii can be- made M for the market, none oi this
hemp rcachc, 81. Petersbnrrh until the following
spring, that Is, two years after IT was Sown.
The hemp is Sownin the same manner as lnsccd,
rye, or wheat land Of sandy soil may also b. en-
ploNcd tor il, but II mst bc srronpl, manfred, 9th
efwec willbr too hort, and flat country should
way, be Preferred
One chc;vir; of seed commonly y,c.d. 25 Load
upwards Of IS pounds Enflish) Of hemp, and
twelve chctwirs Of hemp seed.