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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-22
NOTICE..

H(A Virtue ofa Decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court of Law and Chancery for the county of
Amherst, pronounced on the 9th day of April S35,
III the suit of Micajah Pendeton, plaintiff, against
Daniel llgginbotham, Charles l.. Barrett, and Henry
Gibson, in his own right, and administrator OF
Patrick Gibson dec. and David Iigginbotham Dan
lcl llgginboham, and Thomas lilgginbotham late
merchants and partners trading under the style and
finn OF d. n ID. llgglnbotham, * Co. defendants
the undersigned, who is thereby appointed a Com
missioner for the purpose, will Friday, the Goth
day OF November next, proceed on the premises. in
the town OF New Glasgow, to SELL by of public
auction, for read, money the Lot parcel of ground
with the Tan Yard and tsappurcnances. in said de-
cree mentioned JOHN }. LONDON, Com.
Oct. lJ wtds
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DtKSu ANT to decree of the Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery, for the County of Am
hetst pronounced on the 9Th day of September
1850, between Edward Watson, plaintiff against Ed
mund Winston, Sheriff of Amherst County and as
such, administrator with the will annexed, of Robert
Garland, ID, who was Coroner of Amhers,
County. aud as such administrator of John \. Simn.
son, fugitive from justice, and the said John 4
simpson, defendants; and Richard :. Ellis and
Nchara ~ tubank, merchants and partners, trading
unuer tue style and firm of Ellis Eubank plaintiffs
against Robert Garland Coroner of Amherst County
ana as such administrator of the personal and trus.
zee oil the real estate of John 4. Simpson, the said
'ohn A. simpson and others, defendants. | will ex.
pose 10 SALE at public auction the highest bidder
on 'he premises the lands in the plaintiffs bills men.
uoned' on the 10Th day of November next One
TWO and three years credit will be given in equal in
Staiments bonds and good security will be required
ana ,he ute retained as ultimate security. The lands
VIII De subject 10 Mrs. Simpsons title to dover
THO. y. EUBANK.
Sh.,V ~ A'nh'rst cou-ty, ard Commissioner 10 seU
oe'' ~ Wt20N
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Sep. IS
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

1 AN authorised by letters OF attorney to dispose
L vi the Donnairc, aud Locust drove estates,
both lying III the County Of Nelson. the first ON
James River near Warulnster aud the other aboat
five miles north OF Warminsler, and ten miles south
cas-. Of Lovngston both the property Of the heirs Of
the late Col Zacharah Neville dec d. Suffice it 10
say that these very valuable estates, and that
great bargains may be had by purchasers. 4 fur
ther description IS unnecessary, purchasers will, OF
course view for themselves. 4 line addressed to the
subscriber, at Lo,ingstsn u application TO him, in
person. at the same place will meet with prompt
tsntion Early application must be made, as | shall
sell a. soon a. possible.
LAFAYETTE NEVILLE
Sep 81 Nv
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.v'OTICE.

RN virtue of decree Of the County Court OF
- Campbell, pronounced on the 18th da, of Sep
TENDER 1895, in certain matter, wherein Albert G.
Long and Maria his wife, Edward Boiling and Ada
line his wife, and Leroy w. Crale plaintiffs and
Armscad Long aud Caista his wife Nancy Cralle,
George Bacby, l.. J. Crallc and Elizabeth Ann o.
Cralc are defendants; the undersigned, who is there
by appointed Commissioner, for the purpose, will
on Tuesda, the 9th day of the present month (Oc-
tobsr) proceed, the premises, To sell, by way of
public auction the tract of Land that Lindsey II
Crsllc died seized with in the County Of Campbell
near Falling River, adjoining the lands of Capt. John
Rosscr and others. The land is heavily tmbered with
pine and is about mile South of said Rossers
Saw Mill The Of sale will be one half in six
mouths, the balance IN twelve. Bonds with approved
personal security, will be required.
JOSIAH STEPHENSON, Commissioner.
Oet.5. t27Oct
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Oct. 8
Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

VIE subscriber, wishing to remove offers to sell
or exchange for Western Lands, his Estate,
Y'ns upon both sides of Roanoke river, near the Big
LeA, III me county of Boetourt. 1t is divided BY
me river INTO equal portions of 500 acres EACH on
oil winch IS principally valuable as an nexhaustble
reserve OF timber for the support of the other, upon
"hich me Improvements are situated. The mpro',
ed moety has about $50 acres cleared. ofwhich GOV
Is compact and unbroken b. tom, of great fertility
s , ene residue OF the cleared land together win
e greater portion OF the unclcared well adapted TO
'n r several staples OF the country. The Mansion IS
w;,b b'uM' nearly new Il plain, but comfortable
"nd 1 a" essns, of n ns @ mos .H
situated on commanding emnencc and surround
"a oy beautiful Grove. The Overseer's house, Ne
gro nuts Wheat Machine and House, Stables, Corn
Cid &C &c, are of the best kind and most eglbN
snua'ed. 10 strangers, who are unacquainted win
TINS section OF Botetourt, it may be well to remark
a ,oa sainof'y OF climate, fertility of soil and es
celience OF society, it has few parallels The sub
Serloef would be willing take Negroes or Cotton
i'dhuS IN south Alabama, in exchange for the esa"
WIN. LANGHORNE'
oCt' G WITS
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Great stock Fair and sale.

TIVE pfor,,.tot. of the Farmer ond Gdfdtasr
/ Baiiirnore. will hold FAIR for the sale OF
Stock of all kinds on Saturda, the 9th, aud Mon
day the 18th day of October. instant. at those com
modous and eligible lots adjoining the Canton foce
Course They have already entered for sale at their
Fan OF Twenty improved Durham Short
Horned brood Of Cattle 10 Bulls OF various ages
aud 10 Cows for all of which well authenticated pc
eiyrces viii be furnished.
Amongst this lot. i. the celebrated Bull LEON,
bred BY Nm. H. Freeman, Esq vi Baltimore, Mary
land, cased the 9Th Of August. 1880, and now in
the possession Of Samuel Candy, Esq. VI W oodsdc,
Delaware LION is by Gloucester. sold by J. II.
Powell for $500 Gloucesterwas imported IN July,
1896, BY Mr.. J. H. Powell calyed Feb %, ls2o,
(bred BY }. Whitaker. ono OF the most celebrated
breeder. III England) by Frederick: dam Adela,
tbred also by Mr.. Whitaker and gave with hel first
calf - quarts per day) by Orpheus; gr. d. Alfred,
BY Alfred GOO guineas refused for Alfred } gr.
gr d. BY Windsor; gr. gr q. d. Old DAISY bred by
Mr. Ceilings. tgave 30 quarts daly) by Favorte, sire
of Comet; gr gr u. n. d. by Punch gr. gr gr n.
pr. d. by llubback, &c. Pedigree III full will bs
furnished ~ the purchaser.
Between sixteen and twenty Devon BULLS and
COWS vi the best blood in the country, remarkable
Tor their beauty Of FORM richness OF milk activity OF
movement and suitableness for the general purposes
Of the dairy and draught.
The above Cattle have already been entered and
from many local advantages of the situation il is
pcctcd many other valuable animals will be on sale
the Fair.
Gentlemen desiring ouch animals will DO we'll to
attend.
The sal. will commence each day at 10 O'Clock,
a. NJ
~ For particulars, the Farmer and Gardener,
All d the daily papers of Baltimore.
Baltimore, OctS wt26O
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JlRSt AM 10 a decree OF the Superior Court of
Il Law and Chancery, for the Count, of Amherst
pronounced on the Sth day of September, 1885 Jcs-
SC Richeson, plaintiff, against Narand Rcheson and
others defendants, shall expose to sale by way of
public auction, to the highest bidder on the prcmi-
scs on the 9th day of November next the tract of
land, IN the plaintiffs bill mentioned, lying near the
residence of Capt. Jesse Rlchcson, i, dar River.
\ credit of one and two years will be piyen enual
instruments bonds with good security will be reour
cd from the purchaser and the title retained as Ill
Innate security. THO. n. EUBANK
sherry Of imhetH County, and Commissioner TO sell.
oct. 10 WON
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FALL. GOODS.

I,liE subscribers are opening the most extensive
assortment OF FALL. GOODS, they have ever
had: Among them the Ladies will find some bcarti-
full Calcocs, twllled rich figure, Just from London
and Pars, with great variety OF useful STAPLE
AND FANCY GOODS, TIE best blk. SILKS, &c
We have ever had; and arc determined to offer
them Al very reduced prices.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
y Country Merchant, and IIousekecpers. are
particularly requested TO call and examine our
ment. Il & r..
Oct ..
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ROBERT TINSIEy r
WI H2m


Mcssrs. UHliam H. Starr, and John Thurman.
HNAkE notice that on Thursday the oo,l l.,
OF October, 1888, al the StGrehousc of lama.
llcaden, III Bedford County, shall take the ,eno'
SltionS oil James T. Scott and others, be read IN
evidence on the trial of suit in Chancery. now A.
pending and undetermined in the Circu Spne,,o,
Court OF Law and Chanccrv for the County of Rod
fond, wherein am plaintiff and YOU are defendant.
II, from any cause shall fail to complete taking IN.
said dcpoStons on the above named ,lav shall con
tnuc taking them. AT the same place from IA, i.
day, until completed JOHN McCABt
Sep. p wiw
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VALUABLE LAND,
FOR SALE.

YNtlE subscriber having lately settled at too crea,
l. a distance from his Tract OF Land lying in the
counc. OF Bedford aud Campbell, about 4 miles
from New London Academy and IL from Lynch
burg, admit of his attending to it, offers it for sale.
II contains about 1000 acres 300 of which are clear
ed and of excellent quality, at least half being
good creek low grounds and great portion of the
remainder is fresh A large portion of the wood
land is very rich tobacco land.
Mr.. ROBERT InvlsE, who resides about mile
from the place is authorised to sell and if nccessa
~ the Land viii be divided to suit purchasers
JAMES IRVINE
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DtPsctN'r to decree Of the County Court of
Amherst pronounced the 2lst dav of October,
1881, Garland against lIadwick. &c, (Chanccry) |
will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on Saturday,
the 18th day of October next at Thomas Coleman $
grocery lIarriss Creek, two tracts oland in said
decree mentioned, one containing 40 acres, and the
other / acres, ii being the lands that John
Harcwick inherited from John and Elizabeth Cole
man, deceased. THO. n. EUBANk,
Sheriff Of 1mherst County,
Sen. oS wtds
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DIR. G. A. sAUNDLRs,

ANING located himself at Rocky Mount,
II Franklin County, respectfully offers his ser
wee. IN the various branches of ms Profession, to the
Citizens of that place, and the adjacent country, and
hopes that from due course OF PIE paiatory Studies
the experience he has gained from practice with
Others strict attention to business, and determine
ton TO render every satisfaction IN his power, to mer
II the confidence oil those that may patronage him.
Oct. Is wtW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-22
Selling Off AT Cost.

INliE subscriber, having determined to close his
l. business in thi, place, as soon as practicable,
nnow receiving very extensive supply OF Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, which he offers at COST.
Being chiefly purchased in New York and Phila-
delphia, at auction, enables him to say to Mer
chants and others, that they now have the oppor-
tunity of supplying themselves on terms in which
here will DO no mistake. RO. KYLE.
Oct
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GAM \ OR ASS.

Though we have been unable 10 persuade our
valuable correspondent " Siien",' Ia unmask him
self, aud to add the moral force of hi, own thrice
honored name to his excellent communications
We are not the less indebted 10 him for hi, response
TO our call for information, upon the subject of the
CANA Gn,ss. Ills experiments a, detailed are
truly interesting and We feel not a little nattcrcd
IN hndng our own opinion backed hv that of one
50 competent to form correctly as is the author
of Neiibrns." He has given To hi, rras, 4
fair "nl enlightened series OF experiments, and ar
rlves al the following satisfactory conclusions:
|. That it will grow in any good soil that will
produce wheat, corn or tobacco.
:. That the pccnliarlrics and ,icissmdcs of our
climates do not materially affect IT,
). That rs growth Is 81 rapid 1t may be cut ev-
cry l5dayS from the middle of Nav, until frost.
and at that age it makes better and more delicate
hay than when suffered to stand longer
1. That it is the best hay he ercr ,aw, resem-
6hns IN odOu the finest cured corn biadt,
D. That 1t is more easily cured than any other
hay, N consequence GIFTS containing but little sue
oulcncc aud less woody fibre.
q. That 1t is preferred hv stock to any other
cured hay : and
Z. That for the purpose of soiling and feeding
Grccn, there is no grass 10 be compared to it.
Certainly no intelligent farmer or planter will
hesitate To follow the vrcy la,nlabc example OF
y hcHorU alter an array of such reasons as are
gwen above for so doing. With regard to the OBJ
lcouons 10 enter into It's culture upon the score of
the difficulty of setting meadow they are hand
led with so much force aud moral propriciy bv
our correspondent, that we shall refer the reader.
VINO may be among the crops of obicctors, to hi,
able exposition.
Inc example given by Wciibcus of setting out
oe'"een and acres in three years from a be-
ginning OF ~ plants, is very strong illustration of
INC "t"f character of the objection urged AGAINST
the culture; but If a meadow of 1 or 5 acres in
extent, which would yield 30 tons OF hay to the =,
crc and upwards, annually, would not be sufficient
by purchasing ounces OF the seed, l3I acres could
be set out after the second year. There are ,b,u,
ZoO Kernels in an ounce of CANA grass sccd-tber
as D times 300 is 1900, and each seed will o;vc IN
Offsets the lst year, and 20 the ID so will III, ~,
IN wears give 200, 900 which would plan, m
wards of l31 acres from offsets alone, and If sub
divided the Sd year, would occupy upward, Of
2oS3 acres: and this meadow when once set will
last as that excellent gentleman and cniiehed
practical farmer DR. Magroffi, Of Alabama.
says tor seventy years. imerieun Farmer.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY,


A~A IN accordance with the last will and tcs-
Esss0f4 tamcnt of the late John Icyburn. Offer
Rsss at private sale that desirable House
15lA@0A aud Lot in Lexington, situated ON the
corner Of Main-strect, obquely opposite the Court
House, and occupied by DIR. Graham The
House is brick, and besides atordng accommodation
sufficient for large family presents favorable loca
ton for the merchant tradesnan, inasmuch as
there is also a Store Counting Room aud Lumber
House connected herewith which have been success
fully occupied in mere handising for the last thirty
years
And whilst there is thus presented stand for bu-
,iness but little il at all inferior other in the
town, a two story brick Kitchen, Smoke House, Ice
House, Carriage House, Stable and ClsterI, with
pump, make II altogether comfortable family resi-
dence. The lot Is large, facing upon two streets, and
as there are about hundred feet front on main
ucet,and provision made for alley running through
between this and the adjoining lot, ample space is
afforded for the erection OF another large building if
desirable. 1t is seldom that such property is in
Market, and as the terms will be made accommodate
ing, those wishing to settle themselves comfortably
and ad,antageously will do well to turn their atten
ton to this location. \ LEIBURN, Ex'r. Of
John Ley burn, decd.
Lexington, Oct. Is wSt
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BEEF AND SEED WHEAT.

HAVE few hundred bushes of White Flint
l aud small quantity OF the Golden Chail Wheat
both kinds perfectly clean and sound-tor which
would take the market price and deliver them ut my
house.
ALSO, ron rALf,
Superior Beet Cattlc--which intend to drive to
Amherst Count House, ON the FIRST days of October
November I'D December Courts.
"a. DRU MMOND.
Sep. 81 wIw
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LAND FOR SALE.

. BEING anxious to remove to the
gL4XNC West this fall | will sell my LAND
EiR living within 80 miles Of Lynchburg
This tract contains about 900 acres
one half vet in woods, and first rate TOBACCO
LAND. SAM NJ. SCOTT.
Sept. 10 IS
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~. NI.NE'TEK,
As Just received a most superior Stock OF
i Fall and Winter Goods, cousi.tns OF

I i Fall and Winter Goods, cousi.tins Of
Black, Blue and Fancy Cloths,
DO. do. CaSsimcres
\eNrt,, Plain and Figured,
Satterns French and English, (plaln and
tancy,)
Treble Ribbed Doeskin, superior artlcle,
WOODEN Nett Drawers, Especially sultabl~ for
the approaching scason,)
Surtout Cloths, OF an Extra quality
Gy' Orders from distance, will meet with prompt
atte ntion.
Oct. ; I'm
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NEW LONDON
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
MAY MEkTINs, 1898.

MAI NkkTINs, 1903.
Premiums for Tbs Second ShO,e and Faron Ms Grs.
Tuesday and Vtdnesday in Norep.ber merit:
]. For the best Improved Farm by
member, $50
D. For the next best do. do. by a do IS
T. For the third best do. do. a Plough,
not exceeding in value, IL
4. For the highest product of Maize, on
any three contiguous acres (high
handy similar Plough II
). For the highest product Of Wheat,
do. do. do. u
e. For the best thorough bred Stallion, 20
Z. For the best do. Brood Mare, 10
T. For the best do. Colt, one year.
subscription to the Turf Register, 5
g. For the best do. Fillv, do. do. do. 5
10. For the best do. Jack, do. do. do. 5
H. For the best Durham or Devon Bull, 10
L. For the best Cow or lieerof improv-
ed best Ram, :
49, For the best Ca,d do. ;
A. Fort bed, do. do 5
10. For the hes, q oar do. do. 5
10. For the best piece of Wollen Cloth,
of'rable Cloth, of Counterpart and
ofCarpeting mot less than five yards
Of each, to be manufactured in tho
family of some member, in the
family of some resident OF Bedford
or Campbell, for each IS, 70
II. For the best specimen Observing SILK.
10 be manulsc turcd Us above, 3
SoO7
Benz amin Wigginton and William B. Written
of Bedford, and James A. Merrwc,hcr of Camp
bell, (any two of whom may act,) appointed IA
Committee, to inspect such Farms as may be offer
ed for premiums, and make report to the Annual
Meeting in November.
In Grain Crops, the land, as we'll as its produce
must be accurately measured and certified
The pedigree. of ull kinds of Stock exhibited
will be required.
BY order of the Meeting
ALEX. AUSTIN, Soc'ry.
Oct & DIV
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Y fRGiNiA AT Court Of quar.rl,
held for Bedford County. a. the Cou,s s'oL',
the 18th day of August. 1895 e'"ass
Jacob kerns and George kerns Pr.
Against '
John billiard, Benjamin Moore and :
Sharp, administrator de bouis non of Nicb,l ,lpson
deceased, NJ Mem,
IL tHASCERi. ~.
The defendants John billiard and BENJAMIN
not having entered their appearance and 'eos,
rity, according TO the act of assembly and H. sru
OF this court, and it appearing the satisce iaes
the court. that they not inhabitants of ,L VI Of
nonwealth it is ordered that the said d.fa, ul
billiard aud Moore, do appear here on the 4'aaA
Monday III November next, and answ er the lin "afih
plaintiffs and that copy of this order be n, III
inserted IN some newspaper. published in III. VIII
Lynchburg, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and moi
at the front door of the Court house of this p'td
Cop,-Test. i's oaah
RO. {. MITCHELL. C.Re
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cLocK AND WATCH MAKING.

rINHE undersigned takes this method Of informing
l. the citizens Of Lynchburg and the adjacent
country, that he has commenced the business Of
Clock and Watch MAKER,
onedoof above the franklin Hotel and no pes from
his 'ons eNreieu,- ~ business, IL share portion OF
the public patronage D. W. LOVE.
May
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Louisiana is probably the only State in the L.
mon in which aliens no, resident arc perm;,,.d 70
own and inherit real estate Hence many plan,a-
nons nave been n,ortgaged to foreign capitalists,
ana 'n"en landed property is owned by natives ard
and residents Of France
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GunpOWder and Black Tea.

IA E have on hand ches, of Gunpowder an'
ow. pCvHJ
Oct " :.
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VIRGINIA AT Court of Monthly G..
begun and held for the County of Ann hessloA
the Courthouse, on Monday, the alst da, af =
TENDER, 1885: VI Sss
Henry J. Rose, p,
4IeoinSt
Henry Franklin and Jane his wife N,lu i,
lin and Polly his wife, Courtney Tard,, vii rat
John Tardy, deed John Moss. And.,.u NUN Vi
William Il. Moss, Robett c. Moss. Cbarlo,,' No"
and - Young, and Charity H. Young ~. '0s'
'''' n''''s H. MOSS Defendants,
IN cHANcERY.
The defendants Willis Franklin and pou, ii.
Courtney Tardy, widow of John Tanly dn..b s VILE,
Moss, Anderson Moss William X. Moss r 49, a., 'oha
Moss Charlotte Moss, Young and ' w, I.
H. Young his wife, late Charity H. Moss M, I,llf'
entered their appearance and given security "'hs
ing to the act of assembly, and the rules a w.
court, and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction IS ""
coutt that they are not inhabitants of this Con' ne
wealth. On motion of the plaintiff, by his So',
il is ordered that the said defendants WiLs r ou'ssl
and Polly ms wife, Courtney Tardv widow Of I"l.
Tardy, decd John Moss Anderson Moss WON y, nom
r. Moss, Robert {. Moss, Charlotte Mos, .l''"
Young and Charity II. Young, his wife, late or
H. Moss, do appear here on before the fr da,
the next December term to answer the hin 80
plaintiff and that a copy OF this order be to1ba'I
inserted in any OF the newspapers nnbl,sIa1Ha
the town OF Iynchburg. for Nv months sucr.ss;,,
and posted at the front door of III. Cour, b,,,,'
this County.
\ Copv-TcStc.
ROBERT TINsLEY, {.
W2m
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