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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

ON TIN . ARM.
The f,rn.cr or planter who under,taud, In, bu-
.lne,s al nave enough TO occup, his attention TN.
month. and although would Heeef have an ugrl-
<uliuiisi hHrcd, | would Away have him busy
and in order TO Prercat the one, and promote The
other, would advise that a memorandum book
be hcpi. wherein all woik desirable to ho done
should be Sc, down week in advance; by ibis
Kind of systematic arrangement, business, will he
conducted without coniuslon aud by proper attcn-
ton to taking upthc work, thus 10 be marked out,
IN REGULAR succession. Time w not only he gained,
but grcat economy Will be ctlootcd by haNngcycry
thing done in the right TINS and IN the right mdy.
Have YOU a tool house, sheds tor Your wagons,
carts, pluuehs, &c II you have not, You should
forthwith put Ilcm up, If thcA be bat matched
ones ; tof rest assured, YOU will save morc than
their COST IN a single Having thus prcmis-
ed the necessity OF coverings tot Your implement,
OF husbandry, We would recommend YOU 10 put
them away, IN order that they may b. protected
from the weather,
Have all your gearing well rubbed with mi,
turo OF Seneca oil aud Indian rubber, in the pro-
portion oil pint OF the former Ia ounce of the
latter, cat mp INTO >hrtd> and permltcd to dissolve
This mixture if well rubbed into them thIee times
d year, will make one set oi harness last as long
is three usaly do.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

EyMchburg Nursery and Fruit
Garden.

<E44M. Now containing upwards OF twenty
AktfiE thousand Fruit Trees, of the most
E ~ choice kinds, both OF Europe and A.
~~HAr-- merica, which now offered Ia the
public, aud IT is to be hoped that 10 will be
SO blind to his interest, that wants an Orchard, as
not to apply where he can be furnished with up
wards of one hundred varieties of Apples, Thirty of
Pears, thirty otPcachcS, twenty of Cherries, twcn-
" OF Plums, ten of Aprlcots, ten OF NcCtarincs,
&c. Grapes, Currants, Gooseherrics, English
WanuS, and great variety Of shade and orna-
mental Trees and Shrubs aud all of which will
be sold low. Orders addressed to the proprietor,
or left with any mercantile house III Lynchbura,
will meet with prompt attention.
JOHN ID. RICllESON.
o. The lexington Union and Fmcaate
Democrat mW publish the obore tor sir ,ceeks,
and torw0rd then accounts 10 Mis oBcc for pay
mtnf.
Nov. 10 WITS
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tSi oPENED,-Splendd Brass Tenders
~ and Irons, Shovel and Tongs, Stair Rods. SC
Making the best assortment of those articles ever
offered i'll this market. House Keepers call and
see II. b. RICHARDS, & co.
Noyo ..
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hit AffTtLAIIoy.

Profit on thu above sh rt-horn
Durham, 1922 -
Profit on common COW, 81 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

\TlRGl\lA AT court held for Bedford coun-
ty, at the courthouse, the Goth day OF No,em-
Der. ls:'5
Elias Garner aud Susan his WIFE formerly Susan
Il. Patterson, Plaintiffs,
William Mead, administrator OF John $. Patter-
son, decd, Bancha Patterson widow of said John
Patterson, decd, George d. Patterson, John :. Pat
sou. George w. Quares and Rachel his wife form
crly Rachel Patterson, Alfred Patterson Mary Pattci-
son, Jane Patterson, James Patterson William Pat
tcrson, MclIcuy Patterson, Eliza Patterson Francis
Patterson, and Martha Patterson, Dcits.
II CHANcrRY.
The defendants, George D. Patterson, John :
Patterson, George W. Quares and Rachel his wife
not having entered their appearance, and gwen Sc
curity according to the OF assembly and the rules
OF this court, aud 1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the court that they not inhabitants of this Com
monweah, it is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on the fourth Monday in February next
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that CO
py of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper, published IN the town of lvuchburg for two
months successfully and posted the front door OF
the courthouse OF this county.
Atopy-Teste
RIO. {. MITCHELL {. Be
Dec. ) w2m
Nathaniel Gray, admir- of Martin Maddox, deed,
and " lam II. Horton and Lawrence A. Ilor-
ton, cN'ors of Craven Horton, decd and the
said " William H. Horton, Lawrence y Horton,
Alfred q. Horton, Samuel Petit and Lucinda
his wife, Henry Leach and Frances his wife,
GustavuS Campbell and Mary lis wife, & Jane
Horton, heirs at law aud de,sccs OF said Cra-
ven Horton, deed.
HNAkE NOTlCE-That, ON Thursday the
n 9TH OF January next, shall proceed, at the
house in Greenwich, Prince William county, Va.
now occupied by William II. Gordon, betwccn'IO
O'Clock IN the morning and sunset, to take the dep
o>ltlons of Craven Horton, jr. Philip Wardcr,
Jonathan Reeves and others to be read as evil
dence IN suit depending in the Circuit Superior
Conrtot Law and Chancery for the town of LYNCH
burg, ON the Chanccry side, in which am plain
It'll and YOU are defendants; and | shall proceed
ON the following day, if not completed on the 9TH,
TO take said dispositions at the same place. for the
same purpose. Yours, &c.
JACOB WEAVER.
December 3 vtw
lSI OPENED,-Splcndid Brass Fcndnrs
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Prnh on the Short-horn Dur .,,, ~
ham per annum,
~ II common cor, rs follows
lbs OF butter per week, 81 weeks, 81
lbs. at % cts. AID -
gallons SKINNED milk PER day, during
the above term 90 days-77O ats at 3
ctspcr quart, ~ 10
Balance of the milking year, say 3oI
weeks, lbs. of butter per week a
being deducted from the rate of prc
yious product) l4S lbs at % cts. per
Id. 81 oo
Balance Of the milking year ca yield be-
ing deductcd) say 275 days at , gallon,
per dav-51o gals 22O0 DTS. at 3
CTS. per quart Go 90
Calf, 90
Sl44 s.
DEDUCT
or interest on her first cost, say
$50 al so
For feed 363 days, p cts. per
day, Of %
-----so3 O5
Profit on a common COW. S5l so
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10

VIRGINIA At Cneuit Superior ,ou,. y
law and Chaneery, continued and held iof Vel
so, t.onniv at the Courthouse, ON ihuis"'y '''
t;tl, ja> n October. 1885:
LIN, J. Wood. alias John Wood Jopling, ana
Inn. James, Barnett aud Eliza Page Nathan Drug
v.,q, and sally his wife, formerly Sally rage, anu
samuel. Joseph. Mary Ann, Edmund, n0oef'
GEORGE and Josiah Page, infant children oil Eu"s,u
Pare and Elizabeth his wife. formerly f.lizaoetn ,"
Wood b, Edward Page. then father and next 'richo'
plaintiffs
u.l.uan Jopl,nr, administrator Of Josiah Brdg-
water dee d.. Hannah lirdg"ater, John piSses, i'''
sheriff of Nelson County, and as such adinlnistra-
tor ot lanes Roberts. decd and Polly W ms wife,
formerly Polly ". Brdgwater defendants
Tins cau,e came ON this day, again to be heard,
upon the bill answers and exhibits and was argued
b, counsel On consideration whereof the court pc
inv of ouiuion that the us ale of the slaves III the pro
cccdmgs mentioned OF which Josiah Bndg"atef died
3osscssed viii be necessary, IN order To an equa
distribution among the parties, doth adJudge' otuet
and decree that the sheriff OF tins County alter nav
ne adv rflsed the time and place sale ateaSi thfy
DAYS previous thereto i'll some newspaper, puOllshea
IN the town of Iyuchbure, and At the Courthouse
door of this County sell the sail slaves, at pubic
auction to the highest bidder, credit, until the
f,st DAY of April next the purchaser or purchasers
giving bond with approved security Tor the purchase
money, and report thereof 10 this 'out, al me heAl
term. IN order to a final decree. And by consent of
the parties. the Court doth further adudge, order
and decree thai Alexander Fitzpatrick be appointed
a COMMISSIONER To rent out, for twelve months, the
Tract of Land and Mill, in the proceedings mention
ed and make report thereof t. the Court.
\ Cop,-Ic,te,
RIO. {. CUTLER. Cicrk.
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STOVES,

INR \NkIIN and Nine Plate Stoyes.-Just reeeiy
a cd aud for sale by
H. y. RICHARDS & co.
%
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The defendant Joseph d. Johnson, not having
entered his appearance, and given security, accord
ing 10 the act Of Assembly, and the rules of this
court and it appearing to the court, by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not mlabitant of this Com
monweallh on the motion Of the plaintiff, by
counsel, i, is ordered, that the said Joseph d. John
son do appear here ON the first Monday in Fchrua-
ry next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
Lvnchburg Nirginian. iortwo months successfully,
and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse Of
this county. Copy-Teste,
NJ &. CARPER, ID. c..
Dec. j w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
JOHN THOMPSON, JR. Clerk.
CoMNIssIoNER's OrrIcf,

Inhtrst COurf House, Nor. r, l-:}I
The parties will take notice that have appnme.
Thursday, the 9TH da, of January next to commence,
the accounts, i'll the foregoing order specified on
which day, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock in the morn.
ing, they are requested to attend at my office, with
all Necessary papers, prepared for examination and
settlement. ROBERT TINSIEN Con'r
The legatees of David Shepherd decd, are 10.
formed that the estate in my hands, as administrator
de bons non, viii be divided, as soon as the abor,
accounts ARE settled SANtEI. NJ GARLAND.
Dec. J Wv
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NEGROES WANTED.

1 WILL give the highest cash price for likely
1 Young Nc.rocT.
SETH WO0DROOr
Nov. "a en-
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PoSTPoNEMENr.

~, ne sale OF the above propen, is postponed until
thursday, the 9TH of January next
TllOS. \. EUBANK.
Sheriff Of 4mherst. ON r.
BLANS FOR SALE
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10 "m IL, Franklin and Polly his mitc, CoMh'
nay Iardy, ~idop ofJohn Tardy, decd, Jon"
Moss, anderson Moss, ITiHiam Il. Moss, no
6crf Z. Moss and Charlotte Moss. -
l1""g and CHARITY N. Young his riff, Ia"
charity H. Moss -
INAkE NOTICE, that, on the 18th and lolh
= OF December, shall, at the tavern-houe
OF Jonathan A. Stout, in ii he county of Amherst
proceed, between the rising and setting of the sun
TO take the dispositions of Henry Franklin and o'O,
crs, TO be read as evidence in suitnow Depending
on the Chancery side of the county court Of An'-
her''' IN winch am plaintiff, and you, with o'''
crS. arc defendants. HENRY J. ROSE.
\uv. 10 I'M
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Irom the baltimore Farmer.


We have received within the last few DAYS from
a distinguished aericulturis. in the state OF Penn
sy,ania, letter in which We are highly gratGcd
to find, that the people OF tina, state awakening
To lively sense of the Importance OF improving
,her stock ot cattle generally. And IN this they
e,ince not only thcir patriotism but their good
sense and sa@acly. Oar correspondent says
SINCE ! l,st wrote 10 YOU, my field, have been
depopuatcd. NV short horns are nearly gone
Farmer. from our k'g-,tone state are becoming
alive 10 the Value OF farm stock. OF improved kinds,
and apply 10 me from every part ftl,e state for
stock. One write. to me for a bull, another for
cows lu or part brcd-another for shcep--anoih-
ar for pr,s-.notIrr for horse, of blood and lau
but no, least, have several applications for the
White turkeys aud W-,iphalian geese. Every
animal had Tor sale with the exception of two or
three are gone al my oma prices"
The letter also informs that he had sold hi,
th'orIlc COW for S3O)-a large price bat not too
large ior the splendid animal IN question, which,
without doubt, Is one Of the finest cows ever rals
ed N this or any other country. This Is enrava-
gant praise il may be thought but not an Iota more
Than is mcrted by her extraordinary excellence
The interest OF her purchase money is but SlS u
wear, and We think can say III perfect salct,
that she would, IN Butter and milk, at our market
=
besides Yielding calf annually, which would be
worth from 500 to 500, at twelve months old
! ms seems To invite Il comparative statement be-
tween a common COW ol the country and TIL, or
any other PRIME animal OF the improved short horn
Durham. We will assume that this COW gives q
gallons OF milk per day, We know that she Weld,
from 10 to 20 lbs, of Butter per week, when fire sh,
and We will therefore take the averapc-and az
sumo that the common COW will give gallons of
milk and make q lbs. of butter, which very few of
them ever reach These are the results when
both animals are fresh in mlk--Sav for months,
and for the balance OF the milking year, say .
months, allowing month for each COW to be dry ;
Immediately preceding their calv,ng, we will a,-
sumo that each will fall OIL after the FIRST months
in thcr yield 331 per cent. From these premise,
We MAKE ont the following statement:
YIELD
Or the Shot-horn Durh0m above named ~ fol.
lows, VIZ:
IS lbs. of Butter per week, 81 weeks,
I53 HIS. at % cts. sas 2;
. gallons skinned milk per da, during
the above time, 90 days ltiO qts. at
cts. per quart, &i3 p
Balance OF the milking year, say 3oj
weeks, l. liz. of Butter per week
10 lbs. a ben" deducted from the
rate OF the previous Product) at p
cts. ncl IT.. Sis :,
Balance OF the milking wear, a Yield be-
ine dc iuctcd) SAY 275 day, at 4 gal
Ion, per day IL uo gallons or HOO
quarts SKINNED milk, at 3 cts per
quart Sl32 on
CALI al the lowest assumed price, 100 o,
Si32 =,
DEDUCT.
For feed Of the above animal
BOO days al p ctS. per day, S9l 25
For interest on her first cost,
say $500 a, por cent per
annun, Is 90
los 25
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Plaintiff,


Stephen updikc, Joseph d. Johnson, and Al
cNander Icitwitch, Defendants.
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Nos T.,

" IRGIN!A:-At a court held for Franklin
county, at the Court house, the Bird day of No.
vcmber, 1885:
Ann Toncy, Plaintiff,
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,,,nI>s nr1 BLIND MOTHER rnRoron rhl WOODS
Bu UiHis.
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" lRGlNlA AT rules held in the Clerk. OF
fee OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery,ior Bedford County the 2nd dayof Nov.
ember 1885:
Cornelius NOEL, ST. pI,;,,;e
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Nov. 10

NlRGINlA:-t rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, for the County of Amherst, on the 2nd
day of November, 1888
David lligginbotham and Daniel Higginbotham
surviving partners of David. Daniel and 1hom"
nlggnbotlam, merchants and partners, trading IN
der the style and firm of David * Daniel Iiaglnbot
ham Co, Plaintiffs
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AGAINST
Hugh Faggart and John Penn,
IN CHANCERY.

he defendant, Hugh Taggart, not having enter
ed his appearance, and given security, according 10
the act OF Assembly and the rules of this court ana
appearing by satisfactory evidence. that he Is not
an nhabitant of this Commonw ealth: on motion OF
the plaintiffs by counsel it is ordered that the sal"
defendant Hugh Taggar', do appear here on or De
lore the ilrst day of the term to answer the m
OF the plaintiffs, and that copy OF this order Dr.
forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Nirginlan' lo
TWO months successfully. and posted at the 'fo'
ooot OF the courthouse of said County.
ACOpy -Teste,
Nov.l9 uom
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VIRGINIA At court held for Bedford coun-
", at the courthouse the Goth day OF Novem-
Der. ls;}5:
i. Patterson, Plaintiffs,
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Plaintiff

Cornelius NOEL, ST. pI,;n,;e
against
Balda Mcdaniel and joseph Slaucbtcr admins.
traitors with the will annexed, of Cornelius NoeU
decd, Samuel Cobbs and Ann his wife, late Ann
NOEL Sally Minor widow ofW Williamson Minor and
late Sally NOEL, Livingston NOEL. Melville Noen
Charles p NOEL, Addison Noell Jesse NOEL, Eliza
Noell l.asinla NOEL, Susan NOEL, Cathrinc Norl
Simon Nj. NOEL, James Norl Caleb Noell john
NOEL, Andrew Ronald and Elizabeth b,s WIFE late
Elizabeth Noell Thomas Minor and Poll, his vlf.
late Polly NOEL. Cornelius Merritt and susan hi.
wife, late Susan Noe Sarah Estes. Susan Estes
Celia Estes, and Caroline Estes. the last four chill
dren and heirs of Peggy Estes decd, late Peggy
NOcll nelcndant,.
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

December 3
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-02-28

NORTHERN STAR.
WARREN. n. !. SATURDAY, FEB. 2s. 1895
FROM FRANCE.

I
Late accounts from France seem to indicate, thai
our relations with that Government are more pa
cifc than we had reason to expect. According to
promise, the bill to carry into effect the treaty Of
1881, was introduced into the Chamber Of Depu-
ties on the oth January. The speech ofths min
ster, on that occasion. breathed throughout a
spirit of magnanmty and an honorable desire, to
preserve The faith Of the French nation. aud to pro-
teci its honour. lie regarded the President $
Message in tho light which il undoubtedly should bo
regarded, both ut home aud abroad, that is, IS u
paper, coming. nor from the Gopernmenf, but
from man, single individual. and that ull O.
p MONS therein expressed were the opinions of
man. perfectly harmless. while unsupported BY
my action Of Congress. lie therefore. recon-
mends, waiting the movement Of Congress, aud
not 10 act in reference TO this bill, il what Gen
Ia sson had said was the voice Of the People of
.,merca---the sentiments Of their Congress.
This being the state Of the case, n, the last adj
vices i, is sincerely hoped, that when the nDani-
nous voice oftne Senate. " that it was inexped'-
ent TO I.egisate upon this question, until some act
i N had been hud upon it by the Chamber Of Dep
u,ies, accompanied with MIR. Clay'srePort, shai'
have been received in France, il will induce the
Chambers TO act forthwith, as becomes \ Nation
who has that high degree Of selfrespeci, and deli
cate sense Of honor which the French are ever sol
ready " manifest
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CONIR ESS.

In SElS "A Il, Vcunosudf, TcO. 10
The Chair communicated to the Sem
ate, a report from the General Post Of
fee, in reply to resolution calling for a
return Of the debts Of the Department,
and other information, which was ordered
to be printed and referred to the Commit
tee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
The Senate took up the bill supple
mcntary to the act Of granting certain
lands to the exiles from Poland, and after
several amendments, TWAS ordered to be
engrossed for third reading by vote of
81 10 Ia.
The Senate resumed the consideration
Of the bill to repeal the first and second
sections Of the act to limit the term Of Of
fee ofc certain officers therein named, now
at its thhd reading.
Mr. Clay then addressed the Senate in
support Of the bill, and after he had con-
cluded, mr. Grundy commenced some re-
marks IN opposition, but before he had
proceeded far, he gave way, and on mo-
ton OF mr. Tyler, the Senate adjourned.
Inthe HOUSE-Mr Everett present.
cd certain res buttons Of the Legislature
Of Vermont, and moved that they he print
ed. Mr. Adams called for the reading,
after which the question was put on print
ing them and lost, only SO rising in the
affirmative. Mr. A. then called for the
yeas and nays, which gave rise to de-
bate that was finally cut off by success
lul motion to proceed to the orders Of the
day.
The bill to regulate and graduate the
! pay of the officers of the Navy was read
the third time. The question being on
the passage of the bill After two at
tempts, the previous question was put and
carried, and the yeas and nays being or
dered the bill was passed III and lO2,
and sent to the Senate for concurrence.
The House then took up The unfinish-
ed business-and resumed the consider
alton Of the motion 10 consider the vote
adopting MIR Binney's amendment to the
Deposte Bank bill.
Mr. Polk commenced to speak in SUI p
port cf the reconsideration, and very
shortly yielded the floor to mr.. Binney
who explained, ut the request of mr.. Polk
what he understood as the sense of his a
meudmen,, viz. that in reckoning the pro-
portion Of one fifth of the circulation and
deposites, public and private, which the
depos',s Banks are required, by his u
mendment, at all times, TO retain
in their vaults, tho notes Of specie-pay ing
banks were NOT to be included.
MI Polk then resumed-but after q
few. min nr(es-yielded to a motion made by
mrS nm, ofNew York, for an adjourn.
ment, wiiitn motion prevailing,
IhNiikpse adjourned.
! I1.sSENATE, Thursday, Feb. 49,
Special Order.
The Senate resumed the consideration
Of the bill to repeal the first and second
sections Of the act to limit the term Of Of.
fee of certain officers therein named, now
at its third reading.
Mr. Grundy resumed and concluded his
emarks in opposition 10 tho bill.
Mr. Dibb made soIns remarks in expla.
nation Of statements made by the Sena.
tor from Tennessee.
Mr. Clayton also corrected some Of the
statements Of the same Senator.
Mr. Cu,hbert and mr.. Clayton made q
few remarks.
! Mr. Poiudexter then expressed an in.
tcntion to make some remarks, IL the Sen.