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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22

RICHARD SNYDER,
J. T. WoRTHING TON
W. CREIaHgoa, Jr.,
JOINS Woop.
DAVID CoLLins.
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DUTTTgTES'
EVE ~ TER i!

g4NOR sore or m!Ganed EyeS--nothing know
gives such immediate and comfortable relief
On recent sore eyes, the effect is most salutary
Where the complaint mas been of years standing ant
in some exceedingly bad cases. the most unexpect
ed and desirable rellct has been found in the o
this EVE " ArER, after every other remedy has fail
ed. Persons who have used 1t. pronounce II without
hesitation the best preparation for these complaints
they have ever met with Price - cents a bottle.
, None are genuine unless signed I. klDDER
on the wrapper (so}e proprietor and SacceSso1 to DIR
CoNwAYD by whom they are for sale At his Count
ing Room, No. 80, Court street, Boston, and by hi,
special appointment by
July -
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EDURSUANT to the provisions of deed Of
4 trust xecutrd ON the 2lSt day OF February,
1888 by Henry Hatcher OF the county et Bedford,
to me, which deed is otrccotd in the Clerk Office
Of the county court cl said county, and Tor the par
pose therein expressed, | ,lnll onlhc 5h day Of
ccmber, 1876 proceed, at the Dwelling House oi the
aid Henry Hatcher to SELL To the highest bidder,
tol ready money, the TRACT OF LAND, where
on he sides, in the SAID county of Bedford, con-
tanning between three hundred and fifty and four
hundred acres, BE the same more or less, which land
adj ons the lands of Julius Hatcher and Thomas
II ltcher, as well rs the lands of Other persous.-
Also, the following personal property, that is to
say; Arthur, Sam, Grotg", Gabriel, and Catohill,
made colorcd Slaves; Cloc, Louisa and Lucinda,
coored female Slaves two h.aA =. !.,.,.t,s one "A
, Black horse the other a White Mare; two yoke OF
work Oxen; one Ok Cart; Eighteen head Of horn
ed Cattle forty five lead of Hogs; twenty head
of Sheep; five feather Beds, Brdsteads aud Fur
ni,urc half dozen Windsor Chairs together with
the increase OF the female Slaves, and of Stock oil
Cattle, Sheep, Horses and Hogs If any, and to-
gchcr with all aud singular the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, and uten-
sis, belonging to, and IN pos>csson OF the ,ai ]
Hatcher, at Tie date Of the said deed, all or so
much of the sand property, as shall he sufficient To
satisfy the purposes of the said deed The title
to the foregoing property, sbrlicvedto be nnqnes-
tionabc, but the undersigned acting only in the
character of trustee, will convey none other than
such as he holds by virtue oftue decd aforesaid.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr Trustee
C. Since this property was advertised some
time ago, Mr.. Henry Hatcher obtained from the
circuit superior court OF law and obancerv, for
Bedford county, an injunction, to stay e sale; but,
At the late term OF that court, the sid mi motion
was dissolved to the sum Of $1,000, par, of the
4 i. Il IL. Il
Will take place only to raise that sum, IN cash, to-
| gethcr with the costs of sale.
JNO. THOMPSON, Jr. Trustee
October, 81 IDS
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FREDERICK VI. CABrII.
ALEXANDER MUNnI, Trustee
October u
LAND FOX SALE.

/ \ pursuance of decree of the circuit supelier
L court OF law and chancery, Tor the town OF
iYuchburg, at its October term, lSl6, in the case
oiJ. y }. McRcynolds palntlls, against John L.
and stephen Pcuow and Others defendants the
undersigned, sheriff OF the county OF Campbell, will
proceed to- sell, ON the premises by way of public
auction, tor ready money, on Wednesday the 9Th ol
December nC\t, the Tract OF Land III the sand de
mentioned, routed To aud in the possession
Of Obadiah Reed. abont 3 miles below Campbell
court house, lying ON both sides the MAN road lead
mo Charlotte county. containing 2OD acres, more
OF less, and adjoining the lands OF German jordan.
Thomas Walker aud others.
SACKNlLLE KING, Sheriff Of
CpnPbeii county.
Nov. Z I'D
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James River and xganawha Company.

rENliE next annual meeting of the stockholders of
n the James River and klnawha Company. will
be held at the Capitol in the city OF Richmond with
permissos Of the proper authority, ON Monday, the
18th day of December next.
Pursuant to order at the last annual meeting,
a circular containing the form for an appointment
of a standing proxy, with a notfce OF the above
meeting and other partculafs,) has been sent to
the Stockholders whose address is known TO the
Secretary. For the residue there cope. re
naming the office oithe Company.
Nov. 10 wtaD
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October, 81
LAND & NEGROES FOR SALE

I'M Thursday, the lst day Of December next,
W there will be sold, upon the premises, at pub
lie auction, the tract of land, whereon Henry Adj
resided at the time of his death. This tract
(the part 10 be sod) contains about POO acres, and
Is 8 nared on Biz Otter River, in the county of
Bedford, about IA miles South East OF Liberty,
and adjolns the lands Of Joseph White, Widow
Roberts, VIM. Adams, and others. Upon the
premises, is comfortable dwelling house and all
necessary ont houses The land is OF good quality,
well adapted to the cultivation of tobacco and all
sor,s of grain. 1t is valublc tract of land, and
well desery iug the attention OF purchasers. At
the same time and place, there will be sold two
valuable NEGROES.
Terms rhc land vii, be sold upona credit Of
0nc, tco and three years, the purchaser giving
bond with good personal security, and trust deed
upon the land TO secure their prompt payment
The slaves viii be sold ona credit oftwrlve months,
(eNcrpt as to $50 cash the purchaser OF pur-
chaser giving bonds with approved personal secu
ri1v.
lhc sale will be made in pursuance of decree
OF the county court of Bedford made al the last
October term, inthc case of" Adams vs.. Adams"
The title to the property is believed 10 be unques
iionabe, but as Commissioner, | shall convey such
title enlv as the decree aforesaid vests in me.
TILGUMAN A. COBBS, Conn.
Nov If 3w
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NO'EECE.
Nov. If

EDy virtue Of decree of Bedford October Court,
, -,6, in case Of Preston &c. Us. alcCabe &c,
will be sold at public auction, on the 2d day of De
&c nber next at the residence of VIM. Met abe, (near
the premiseso tract of Land in the county OF Bed
ford on the waters of Trough Run branch. bound
ed by the Lands of Jno. McCabc, Jane Board, John
Board and T.. II. Preston, estimated at l2Si acres.
Also will be sold, at the same time aud place, af-
ter division, one third of six Negroes, belonging to
the estate of 4. Whittier, dec. The Land will be
sold on credit of one and two years except the
sum of fifteen dollars, which is required to be paid
in cash-1hc Negroes a credit oltwele months.
Bond, with approved security will be required OF the
purchaser in either case.
WIN. MEAD.
ANTHONY RTCKER,
FRANCIS BOARD,
Commissioners
November 10 3w
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500 KEW ARD.

4 hStoNnED from I.ynchburg, the night
oi the ID of Septc nbcr. Negro man.
named ~ VI who was purchased OF Nj stephen
Holland OF Bedford, lie has wife At Nh. Thomas
Phclpss, IN Bedford, and, as ha was seen going in
tint direction, II Is probable that he may be lulk
inG Whereabouts. sam is about % years of aye, Is
Il stout well built fellow, about 3 feet inches high
black, bashy head OF hair and small whlskcrs aud /,
an ordinary blacksmith.
We will give $50 reward for Sun if delivered I,
us III .ynchbutg, $50 # secured IN any all ST
that We get them again.
ROWAN & HARRIS.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

10y the ships Marmora and Harka,cay, just arrv
- ed at City Point, direct from Liverpool, we
have received our importation OF British Dry Goods
5 bales Wilson's best Napt Cottons, White aud
grey, Nos. | to 5, very cheap,
3 bales Point and London DufIel Blankets.
do 81, 1910, Ia and IA Rose, double Rose.
and Whitney Blankets.
Some of these Blankets are extra quality and size
do red Paddin9s,
do white SiIesian Fanncs,
| case Cloths and Cassimeres,
. do "a and Ga English Mernos
| do English Fancy Prints,
| do Jaconets, Cambrcs and Checked Musins.
We have also received a portion, aud shall receive
in few days, the remainder of our stock OF other
FOREIGN and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
imported from France Germany, FtiaRd Hatg and
Switzerland this season, and bought the Northern
markets by our partners, +, u J. ;. James u Co
by the package. They consist IN part OF
| case Coarse Satiuetts, very stout,
/ do assorted do from fine TO very fine PLAIN
Plaid and striped,
| do Glenrock Jeans,
| do 81 Forest Cloth and PLAIN cold Linseys'
do "a, IS and IL Plaid inseys,
% bales and brown and bleached Domcs-
ties, "a, Al and o.,
10 do Petersburg and Manchester Cotton Ozna
burg No. | aud =,
Flanncls, Baizes and Fries,
Carpetngs aud Hearth Rugs assorted qnalitles
Plain. PLAID and Damask Mernos, rerg handsome,
Black Gro de Paris aud other Lu<tings,
Plain and figured Gro de Maps, ! beautiful as
Figured aud plain col. Challys, sortment,
PLAN and figured white and colored Robinets,
Splendid figured white SATIN and Chays.
do Striped Gauzcs for Pr ry dresses,
Gauze silk, Chally, Merino, WOOL II, Naiencfa,
and other Fancy iiandkerchiefs aud Shawls
3 cases American Fancy Prints,
Plaid Domestlcs, Furniture and Apron Checks,
Toiliuet. Velvet, Silk and Valencia Nestings,
Corded. PLAID and striped Casslmeres.
Together with many other articles, making our as
sortment very complete aud desirable. Our friend
and the public respectfully solicited TO exam
inc our stock.
JAMES c. HUNT n co.
Sept. 26
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TO THE LADIES.

w invite the attention of the Ladies to our
w large stock of PLAN aud figured black and
coored Silks and Chaliys, (real German,J figured
aud plain white and colored Satlns 30 dozen Fan
cy landkerchiefs and Shawls, some of which are We
" ine splendid English Prints, Mernos, Plaid and
Damask, and many other durable Goods; Bonnets,
very fine, English Straw. Tuscan and Beaver; Bon
net Cap and Ben Ribbons. &c. &c.
Call at JAMES Z lit NJ < CO.'S.
staple and Fancy Store
September % Is
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y Ohm T.. FLO ID.
ATTNRNEN AI'LAiI

TEAS opened an Office for the location of Lands
i i in the states OF lr,ansas and Mississippi. lie
will attend with prompiuess and punctuallty. 10 all
business pf into his hands, and Will that the first
quality OF lands is secured Tor those who may emplo,
him to select them.
Helena, Arkansas, September 2ln
~ Letters addressed 10 him at Helena. Arkansas
will be attended to.
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EfisO Nj +, Ni.L Nd.

fENliE ship Grace has JUS arrived from Liverpool,
i bringing in the balance ofmy Falls supply OF
CHINA and Earthcn-wa which may be expect
ed up III a few days. MERCHANTS may now cx-
pect to obtain any quantity of any article of China,
Glass and Earthen ware, they may require for their
sale JOSEPH ID. EVANS,
Beior hr Banks.
November II Is
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Extremely valuable Store-House and Lot
FOR SALE.

|'I'lE subscribers wish to sell the Store House
and Lot they now occupy, Situated IN the cen
F'rc oil business, and one of the most extensive, con-
'enleni and handsome Stores in this part OF the
country and not inferior to any IN the large cities
Persons wishing to buy will do well to embrace this
opportunity, as such desirable property Is not often
IN market Ii it is not sold privately before the
"Oh of December, it will be sold that day at pub
he auction Persons wishing to buy privately, will
please make early application.
ESTES & WHITEHEAD.
Nov II is
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0ctolbefti

NlNkIEA RlNBOIGIl would respectfully
- INFORM tleW customers aud the public rene
rally, that they are no" opening n general assou-
ment OF Staple aud Faut, Goods selected in the CT
ties ri New York Philadelphia and Baltimore,
which will be offered ut prices that ,nno fail 10 give
Satisfaction. Also, splendid assortment of Ladies'
Eur Capes, Collars aud DownruffS. and Gentemcn's
Fur Caps, from 81 80 to 500 the finest ever offered
III this market.
Hat manufacturing IN all It's various branches still
earfied OH al their old stand
November III
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LYNCH,S WAREHOUSES.

I'I'HE subscribers have leased for term OF sears,
l. this well known and desirable Warehouse, stu
ael Immediately the street leading from the
Ooge To the market house, and respectfully solicit
snare OF Tobacco brought to this market for lnspec-
on' The subscribers deem it unnecessary TO 60 m
minute description Of this property, as II Is gen
dS known to be amongst the drleSt and safest
'dfehouSeN IN the town ofLynchburg. Tins house
"S recently undergone thor ugh repair, and IS now
a.auy Tor the reception of Tobacco. The Inspectors
ny 'n's House are VIM Canada and John Wheeler,
senUemen whom we confidently recommend 10 the
t ~ as capable of dlscharging any duty belonging
c',. .neT olhce We particularly invite the the old
LISVlers OF this House. To give call as nothing
oe wanting on the part of the Proprletors and
an '''ors' TO give general satisfaction. We Will at
orc "eS attend to the selling of Tobacco, for plant
''S "ee OF charge. JESSE T. BURTON.
MARK ANTHONY, Jr
SAM'I.. b. JENNINGS.
and - would particularly invite my old friends
bonsa '9hers' who patronized me at Martins Ware
give me their aid in this lease, as all ne
fct auentlon shall be paid give general salts
''on ny their friend, &c.
o..., JESSE It. BURTON.
--DNtoptf ~ WIN,
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" u TxCE r..

ENIIE Steamboat Guide, will commence run
l. ming, tho first rise Of the waters, on the Ten
nessec aud IIoston rivers, between Decatur and
Knoxville and will ply regularly running the sea-
son-naking trip every ten days. She is not
surpassed by any Boat in the West, for her speed
and elegance of neutrality-suspicious. trav-
cling TO the Southwest may avail themselves of IA
passage either from Knoxville or knaslon
JAMES KING Il Go.
knoxville, Nov.3 s}m
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me TICI.

w 40 committed, TO the Jail of Amherst
ispa, county, mnlatto man, who says his name
mr' IooT'. Henry Mealy, 10 wears old, ) feet Z
fra" ,''s'' says he is from Goochland, and born
is w tL::'New'se, negro man. who says his name
from d Logan, states that he is free and
black o"laian county. Washington is very
both ,, %"o' ieet6 inches high. They were
wv" up together Gear Staples Mills.
Nov I, JNO. s. KYLE, Joilor.
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NOTICE..
WE undersigned, Trustees, in a deed oftust ex
L ecuted by John norscN lor the benett Of Ger

t1la cfrit'4h ,ucrcp mcuuuucd. whIcn duly Re
calded, would mlntm tbr public, tbtt the#El.h
MILL TN ttE rF LANu. al fbat phi CIT stu
fted M the counties OF Amherst al Nelson. Which
includes the Mills aud tlicr Islands, mating say
acres. b, old surveys, rs Still Ion SALE and will be
shown To those dcSrous to purchase, by john liors
ley, OF Alexander Muudy, one OF the Trustees; and
II not sold before the LIST January next, will on that
day be rented out. There is an Injunction 10 the
sale ot327 acres, and Lumber House At til. mouth
OF bent Creek, IN the county of luck n ltam, and
considered portion of the above itact, hui are
informed by the plaintiff, IN that injunction, that If
satisfactory sale of the whole can be effected they
vi" be willing to let II 90 with the othct FIRST aseci-
tanning lis separate value, and the proceeds thereof
10 be held by the Trustees, to ABIDE the result ii
that injunction.
FREDERICK VI. CABl,iI.
ALEXANDER MUNDN, TraStees
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APPRENTICES WANTED.


VIII subscribers wish To get two bows to learn
the Tanning and CVrrying Business. Bows from
the country would be preferred They will also
give constant employment to two Journcym
POE & RENWICK.
October 2 Is
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TO FAR NEKS AND PL ANTERS.
w + have just opened a superior lot OF Blankets
w Ndpt Cettous. Coarse Wooeus, and 10 bales
Petersburg and Manchester Cotton oz,...urgs. all of
which we will sell low, particularly Blankets and Napt
Gottons. JAMES &. HUNT & co.
Importers.
i remrmbsr %. IL
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CASH FOR WIIEAT.!!

rINII, subscribers will give the very highest mark,
i price for Wheat, delivered in Lynchburg.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
October 3 Is
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September %
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PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE

4 A AUTH ON THR
IN CULTURE OF SILK, adapted TO the Cir
mate and Soil of the United States. By f..
G.. CoMsTocK, Secretary Of the Hartford
County Silk Society, and Editor of the
Silk CulturIst. Illustrated by Engravlogs.
The interest in all parts of the United
States in the Culture and Manufacture OF
Silk. manifested by The constant call for in.
formation on the subject. has Induced the
publisher TO have prepared q plain Prncti.
rat Treats on the Cultivation ofthe Null
berry and Rearing Silk Worms, adapted
to The Soil and Climate Of this country and
to the wants of plain practical men.
The Practical CuIturlst in tins country
needs q directory adapted to the Soil on
which he plants his trees, and the Climate
in which he rCars his worms, without refer.
ence to Soils and Climates less congenial
to their growth. 1t has been therefore the
object of the author 10 make a treatise
strictly practical, emitting nothing Of i'm
portance and adding nothing Of a useless
or cxtraneous character.
As making the raw material into Sew
ing Silk and Twist is very profitable 10
The Silk grower, all necessary Information
for that purpose will be given.
This Work is IN Press and will soon be
published in a duodecimo Of about la0 pa.
yes. in handsome hindinr-price SO cents.
A part ofthe edition will be pu, up IN elastic
covers to be forwarded by mail.
Editors of newspapers who will give the
above three insertions, with this notice,
and forward their paper with the advertise
meDt marked. shall he entitled IN n cOpv or
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} EMICALEM
VXTnITWELL'S True and Original
w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of he only

VXTnITWELL'S True and Original
w OPODELDOC.-Tests of the only
true kind are
Ist-Sec that the certificate of the late
DR.. Mitchell. LII. d. Of the city of New
York, is on the Inside direction paper.
2d-Tbat my name is stamped on the
bottle.
3d-That the retail price is moi less than
81 cents a bolte, all others are but base
fabrication.
The above my be considered as %infalli-
bic, in bruizes. %sprains, rheumatism. stings
of insects, voge able poisons, cramp. &c.
&c. &c. In a w,rd, in all cases Of external
injury.
The public 1--we been frequently most
grossly imposed ,pon by spurious limitations
of this composiio ion. They are made by
various persons n their W names, and by
pedlars scatterc, all over the country
They have noting but their cheapncss TO
recommend then, being as useless as so
much colored spirit. and so long as they are
purchased they viii continue 20 be manu-
featured. it isthc public therefore who
are TO blame, and not the makers-and
should this state Of things continue, the
best medicine in the world will be in the
situation Of a first rate bank, whoscnoles
orc one and =. refeeod in consequence ut
the great nUn'e' Of its countcrfelis. If
the first article bad moi become celebrated,
there would have been no limitations, In.
dependant ofthi', there is a constant rival
ship among the most of imitators. each stri.
wing o undermine the other. The worst
and cheapest materials have been necessa-
rily employed, until they have nothing but
! the name left TO recommend. The original
article on the contrary, has never varied
either in quality or price, and is and ever
has been IN every respect. quite a different
article from any of the limitations.
To Commemorative true article is the
cheapest in the end. Remember that tho
prudence may be a desirable virtue. yet
that the saving of few cents in a phial Of
medicine is but a pitiful economy, and may
lead to worse consequences than the loss
of money therefore for your own interest
and comfort, purchase not single bottle in
future, which has not the tests above de,
| scribed.
To Country TRADERS. -Dealers in medi-
cine will find more profit on the sales than
on any of the limitations, besides having the
satisfaction ofselling to their customers the
genuine article.
Sold by all the principal druggists in the
L. S. who also keep for srle the TOLA-
TILE AROMATIC SNUFF, for many
years celebrated in cases of ca,arrh, head
ache. dizziness, dlmness Of eyesight, drow-
siness lowness ofspirits. hypochondria, ner
vous weakness, &c. 1t is most fragrant
and grateful to the smell. being composed
principally from roots and aromatic herbs.
1t is absolutely necessary for those who
watch with or visit the sick, being an ex-
c%ellent prevention of con'agion Recon-
mended by DR.. Warehouse, late Prof. Of
the theory and practice of physic in Her-
ward University. Sold in Burlington by
j. 6; j. Fl. PECK, & Co.
Price 80 cts. & 25 els. march ~ V