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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
Lands, Shares, STOCKS, Crops, Nc. Nc.
At AUCTION.

FINllE SUBSCRIBER, having determined TO re
l. move from this State about the close olthe pre-
sent year, will the Goth, day OF November 1888,
at his residence, in the County of Amherst expose
to sale, by way public auction. the following valua-
ole property, real and personal. to wit: The Tract
OF Land on which he lives, lying ON the Waters of
llaflIss Creek containing 5ll acres, more or less.
lhls Land is wellimproved, has ON 1t an Orchard
choice irult. contains between so and 100 acres o
Creek bottom, and is well worthy the attention
purchasers.
Also likely and valuable Slaves about 90 head
OF Horses, among Them two stallons several blood
mares OF good blood, and some very promising colts
OF good stocks 20 head of Cattle 50 head oi Sheep.
stock OF Hogs, say about 40 OF 80 head, the Crops
OF Corn and Oats, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Utensils, &c. &c.
Terms Of sale-a credit of IL months will be given
for the purchase money Of all the property Except
Land,) the purchasers giving bond with good per
sonal seeurlty-The terms of the sale of the Land
will be liberal and made known the day of sale,
II 1t be not previously sold privately, of which due
notice shall be gwen. should il occur
BENJAMIN NORNELI..
Oct. | ids
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CHEAP FAIL GOODS.

am receiving my Fall supply OF Goods, compri-
4 sing an extensive and well assorted stock OF sta
pie and fancy goods. ! would solicit call from
my friends aud The public generally before purchas-
ing, being confident that they will find many desira-
Bile articles at less prices then can be found at any
other establishment. The following goods call
then particular attention to
One Case Ct black Bombaznes 81 cts. to 81
Black LuslrnSs, good 81 cts.
100 pieces kentucky Jeans 80 cts, to 81
Cases BIeached Cloths (fne) l23 cts.
pieces Ingram Calpetlng 81 l21 TO 81 %
100 French Worked Capes rs cts 10 81
n. b. A large assortment Of Ladies and Gentle
mems Cloaks Over Goats, Merino and Lambs Woo
Shirts, Drawers, &C. &c. &c. Nj. HART.
Oct. Is
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s.! l. r.

On the 18th day ofNovember, 1898, there will
~ be sold, upon the premises, at public auction,
a tract of land, containing about 1870 Acres, more
or less The Tract lies adjacent 10 the lands Of
Stephen Martin, Gideon Turner and others, on
the waters OF Goose Creek, in the county of ediord,
and is part of the Tract of Land on which John
Clayton resided at the time of his death. The part
to be now sold is the portion allotted TO Sam'l. Clay
tor in the division of the real estate OF said john
Clayton decd
And on the 18th day of the same month, the
House and Lot, in the town of Lynchburg mmedi-
atcy across the alley from the Washington Hotel,
will be old at public auction. The sale will be
made in front Of the building.
The sales will be made in pursuance Of decree oil
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for the town of Lynchburs, made at the May term,
1887 in the case of Peticolas &c. as Clayton and
others.
TERMs-One & two years credit in equal amounts
the purchascror purchasers giving bands and Sc
CURLY and the title retained until the full amount
thercofIs paid off and satisfied.
HENRY DUNNINGTON.
Serg't. and Commissioner.
Oct Is IDS
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s D 0 II e 40 ard.

C1TOLEN from the subscriber. residing one mile
= from Buchanan, outhe night Of the 10Th inst.
Pocket Book, containing $500 II bank blls-2
ofSl00 each pay able at Lynchburg, aud one
or Two $50 notes, the balance not recollccted--aud
bonds TO the amount OF 1900 or $4,000. Also, one
Silver Watch one halt-wotn Jeans Coat and apar
of Skirts taken from Wagon-Saddle of black haf-
ness. The boats of Joseph Eubauk lay on that
night at Rocky Run, about quarter of NILE from
my house, from which the arlcles were stolen, and
fresh tracks discovered the next morning TO and
iromthe direction OF the boats. | will give so
wand for the recovery of the stolen articles and 500
for the detection oflhe thief or thieves
ISAAC BURkIiOLDER.
Near Buchanan. Oct. % 81
" The Fncasile Democrat will insert times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
LAND for sale.

IN PURSUANCE of decree Of The county
Il Court OF Amherst, Pronounced AT ID .cember
Court, 1897, we the unde gned comm ssioners
will proceed 10 sell, public auction, upon the pre-
mlses, ON the 18Th November, the Tract Of Land,
belonging TO the Estate OF Nicholas Davies deed rs
certaned by recent survey TO contain four hundred
and seventy two acres, more or less lying upon the
waters of = edlar aud James Rivers
Terms of sale one, two and three years credit ;
bond aud approved security Will be required. aud
the title of the Lind retained until the bonds are
wholly discharged
WHITING DAVIES, D.
ADDISON TALlAFERRo, oom"fs'
Oct. Is ids
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Locust Ihickef for safe.

'I'iflS tract of land containing seventeen hundred
II and thirty ionr acres, mostly IN woods and
containing some fine tobacco land is now offered Tor
sale on accommodating terms. 1t hes on both sides
oil ilttle Whipping creek, III the county Of Campbell,
about twenty five miles iom l,nchbufg, aud al joins
the lands OF Philip Payne son'r II may be advan-
taSeousy divided into Two three tracts. Posses
SION may be had immediately, and the terms made
known ON application to William IL. McFarland
Richmond, or to the subscriber IN Lynchburg. Dir.
Iihers or Mn Baldwin Payne will be kind enough
TO show the land. WI. RADFORD.
Oct. Ii
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LABOURERS U.1NTED

W. WILL HIRE a number of LABOUR.
upon the JAMES RIVER AND KiN,u III
IMPROVEMENT, from this date un,il Cb,;s,l
mas Tor which liberal wages will he given. on,
contract is about one mile above Lynchbnrg and
consists chiefly of Tow Path and Embankmeni' and
nes n,gh above the level Of the water and is consc
quenly dry 20 '0"''-
Persons wishing to hire US hands can ex,,,;,o
Tor themselves. One of the concern can be a
the works at all times. ~" &c See" upon
LANaHoRNE, CABELL, WILLIAMS, & Co.
IN also wish to hire from the LIST of January 1890.
VII, aoorers by the year, for which liberal prices
Oo,' ~ L., c., W., x Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
The Painful and Debiiitatine Complaint
O. THE PILES
receives immediate reet-and, in numerous instances
been thoroughly cured by the administration of
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR TIE PILES.


been thoroughly cured by the administration of
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
NHS approved compound also mgates and removes the
symptoms which frequently accompany tlnt disorder,
and increase the danger Of the puten-vz Pain in Lons
IleadacheLoss of Appetite gestion-and other marks
ofdebity.
relieved Patient writes from distance II is hui jus-
tce You inform YOU that have used your numrcs'
Re nedy for the Piles for past and have found il
emneny successful"
The Remedy quite innocent and be administered
all ages and both sexes Plain aud simple directions with
description OF the compliant, accompany each package,
which consists of two boxes containing Ointment aud the
other Elecuary-prce 81 or both articles 80 cents
where but wanted
- None genuine unless signed the outside printed
wrapper by the sole PROPRIETOR T. kDDE the
late Dr. Conway For sale, with all the other Conway
Melicines, his Counting Room, No. %, door ].
Kdders Drug Store of Count aud Hanover Streets
Concert Hail. Boston and by his special appointment,
by n ii N E2f p nl.ll Agents. lyoebDurg.
Large discount to those who buy to sell again.
Nav 81 3 l2m
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ENPURSUANCE of decree of the Hastings
l. Cour, fort the corporation of Lynchburg, at its
February term. 1888, in the of VIM. |. Ilol-
cnmbe, plaintiff, vs.. Wm. Snead admr. of Waller
Snead and Others defendants the undersigned, APP
pointed commissioner for that purpose, WILL on
Thursday the 1s ofNovcmber next, proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises, TO the highest
bidder, on a credit of and 10 mcnths hali-acre
LOT, on Cocke-street, adjoining the white house OF
Mr. John Lynch. The purchaser will be required
to give bond with good personal security.
HENRY DuNNINGTON, Com'r.
Oct. Is IDS
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NOTICE.

"ILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder, "a
w credit of SIX months, at the late residence OF
Beverly Davies, deed in the county of Amherst, on
the 18Th day OF November next, all the pershable
property OF said deceased, consisting of STOCK OF
every kind excepting Hogs, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Plantation Utensils. Crop Of Corn aud
Fodder, Oats and Rye, &c. The purchasers will be
required to give bonds with approved security.
ARTHUR b. DAVIES, Admir-.
Of Beverly Davies, deed.
Oct. Is tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

'HNllE subscriber wishing to remove to the South
d West, offers for sale his farm, on which lie
lives, three miles from Lynchburg in the county of
Amherst on Harrls's creek, containing between 3
aud tour hundred acres of excellent land This
Farm possesses many advantages, being healthy,
well watered and convenient to market, and in nice
order for farming, with every necessary building,
frss for the Comfortable accommodation of a fam
FamI Ny, and good selection OF Iut.-The pur-
-----A CHASER can be accommodated with tools,
stock, corn and forage.
GEORGE MARKHAM.
Oct. Is Ar
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NO T'FGE.

A PETITION will be presented TO the mex, Lee
N glsIature of Virginia, praying for new county
out OF parts of Amherst and Bedford lying and beng
in the upper end of said county, and between the To-
bacco Row and Blue Ridge Mountans-and also a
meeting of the citizens friendly TO division OF sad
county, will meet at Richard }. Pryors Tavern fed,
lar Mills, on Saturday the Goth of October next, and
on Thursday the o5iI of the same month at Waugh's
Ferry, at which places map OF said county Will be
presented 10 the citizens, designating It's boundaries
mountains, roads, &c. &c.
Aug e7. I'm
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SO KEVN ARD.

@ STRAYED or STOLEN, from
MAsy Ia, the subscribers WAGNER, Mi
gWE VK cajah, four miles east of Wyihe
sasasa.is=8&Aa Court House, dapple gray Horse,
,out years old last spring, five feet SIX inches high
h ~ ,a'ge coarse head and legs. The reward will
p'u 70 any person that will give the subscribers
lu''in'a"on by leter.-so that we get him again.
suu'esseu TO Retreat Post Office, Franklin County,
'~g'h'a. 9No' r. &PETER GUERRANT.
e' - 4W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
MEDlCALCOILEGE.
HI Richmond, J'ir:iuiu.

| 1--WE Winter Tern of Lectures in the Medical
Department OF llampden Sydney College al
klchnond, will commence ON MoNpAy Noyember
9th, 1888, and continue until the last week IN
March.
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. ID. (aie Professor Of
Anatomy and Surgery in the University of Virginia,
Professor of Surgery.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. d, Professor of Theory
and Practice of Medicine
TIL JOHNSON NJ |. fCnrnerIy p,ofasso, oC
anatomy IN the University Of Virginia, Professor of
Anatomy and Physiology
X l.. BOuANNAN NJ. d, Professor of Obstet-
iles and Diseases of Women and Children.
l.. W. CIAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D., Professor
OF Maleria Meliea and Therapeutics.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ d., Professor of
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
The facilities furnished by the city for Clinical
and Anatomical instruction, not surpassed in our
country 50 that while the student is becoming ia
millaf with the diseases incident a Southern eli
mate lie Is enabled TO acquire thoroug know ledr
OF the Anatomy OF the human body the art of mo-
delling and making anatomical preparations and the
useo Surgical instruments, by practising upon the
dcad subject.
. The College lnGrnary, capable of containing tpro
hhndred patients, has recently been opened aud has
atreddy large number ot patients, presenting the
student with avareiy Of interesting ca ses for study
Clinical lectures are delivered daiig by the attending
physician and surgeon, and will be continued reg ular-
" during the winter. In addition TO the COLLEGE In
Urinary, the student avail himself OF the practice
OF The CnyfospIlal, Armory and Pente"tiary, which
ale under the charge Il one of the professors
Candidates for graduation will be required to NJ
tend enc full course of Lectures in tins Institution
Good boarding, including fuel lights, servants at
tendance &c can be obtained in tins city lor three
dollars aud IA half to -four dollars per week
We are authorized TO state, that full course Of
Lectures III tins Institution will be received as EQUIV
alent TO one IN the following Medical Schools: Uni
versliy OF PenuSy wanna jefferson Medical College
OF Philadelphia; Fiansylvana University, Lexington,
Ky. University OF Maryland; University OF New
York; Medical College OF the State of South Car
olina.
The Professor Of Anatomy, will open the dssec-
ting rooms of tie College on the first of October
AUG. l.. WARMER, NJ d..
Dean of The Faculty.
RICHMOND Oct. 1888. 1850
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n Y.s'CsEEs TRGt FOUNDRY,
In fugB Oueraficp

THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure OF in
L forming the public at large, that the above in
situtlon is now in successful operation. Having
employed skillu and experienced worhmen, he conf
IDENTITY the public that all orders for work
Will be faithfully and neatly executed, and he be-
eves he may safely assert that lac can do any work
which he done by any similar establishment.
Orders earnestly solicited.
IRA n. BELLkNAPP.
Oct Is 81
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NO YFeE.

WILL BE SOLD on the sth November next,
w at 4 O'Clock, on the plantation Of Mrs. Su-
sanah Cobbs one x halimics from Fancy HiIl,inlhe
county of Rockbrdge all the Crop of Tobacco Corn,
Fodder Oats, Farming Utensils, Wagon, Horses
and Cows. Hogs and Sheep, also, all the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, of said Susanah Cobbs
The sale will positively take place without reserve,
on credit of months, for all sums over dollars.
JOHN p. MlNTON,
for Susauah Cobbs.
Oct. % 3t
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sSlsGMiSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINTAN.

1, published semi-neey ferery Monday and ThwsdayJ al
Four Dollars per aaanmi payable in adraace No snbscp
tion pbe received fora shorter period than mouths and
no paper H be discontinued fereept al The discretion Of The
ERiJsrsJ until all ayredragcS paid.
EyADFERTISEHEN7'Si Inserted at SO cents per square
ies for he first insertion and 81 for erery suisse
gaent insertion.
UJ'JOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpeiitiously
on
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PUBLIC SALE.

FtBLEC Ss1LE.
WILL BE SOLD, by way of public auction,
w on Thursday, the o5th day of this month,
(Octobet,) onthe premises Tract of
ssessAyts. H. A I'D
ssMsE2&. in the County OF Bedford, situated near
~FTsN" the main road leading from the Big
-~A-- Lick to Lyuchburg, passing through
what Is called Pates Settlement, about one mile
from Stanton River within 10 miles OF the Big
Lick, and Is miles from Liberty. This Tract oil
Land contains $50 Acres. with comfortable
fTySs BUILDINGS
a upon il, lies well, aud about 200 Acres of clear
---.A- ed Land, in good state of Improvement
the Wood Land is chiefly first rate Tobacco Land
and well limbered.
Persons wishing 10 purchase invited TO exam
Inc the Land previous to the day OF sale, and fo
that purpose, Edm. Pate, who acts my Agent, ant
who formerly owned and lived upon 1t, will be on the
premises the day before the SALE prepared to show
The lines and give all necessary information abou
1t. The subscriber will guarantee the title, abou
which there is no dispute. Terms will be made
known the day Of sale. ANN BAILEY.
Bedford, Oct IS $50
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JOHN nj. SPEED,
ATTOEeN Ely At LAW

M ILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
w OF the county Of Campbell aud the Corpora.
ton of Lynchburg. Any business entrusted to his
management will receive prompt attention lie
by, Esq.
Sept 3
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80 NEGROES WANTED.

WILL pay the highest prices for fifty likely
young negroes, among the number a few good
mechanics. w. II. HARRIS.
PSI can be found at the store of Homer x
Watson.
Sept. 81. Il
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Oct. %
DIR. DAVID PATTEsON

HAVING removed to New Glasgow, respectful
Il ly tenders ibis Professional Services to the
c'lIzens of that place and the adjacent Country
Oct. 10 :,
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NOTICE
To Rheumatic Invalids !

DERSONS suffering under Rheumatic Affection, re
specially assured, that they obtain of the proprietor
and his and admirable remedy for Rheumatism
however The disorder be- and all its different
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
RED HOUSE TAVERN.
49, THIS ESTAHEIsElNENE has
M;;;l lately been very much improved, and Is now
-Aa.A FOR RENT.

Possession will be given the first day Of December
next IL Is needless Ion to say, what person
knows that tins IS one of the best stands in virginia
CLEMENT HANCOCK
Charlotte county, Va, Scpt.3 ON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
JAMES CASkIE,
CHARLES ELLIS, ! Committee,
RICHARD ANDERSON.
Exports from Dugini,

EIportsfrom pirginia
Tobacco-Average quantity inspect
ed yearly, 10000 hhds. value 500
per hhd. S4,O0000O
Tobacco-Average quantity manulac-
tured $4,000 hhds., value increased
$40 per hhd 100000
Other articles exported lion Richmond
and Manchester LOCI Col
Cotton do Petersburg 1900, 900
Other articles exported from Frede-
rcksbuig and Falmouth l5i7500
Other Articles exported from Norfolk
lin 1897 I,75l,ss5
Flour inspected elsewhere not nclu-
dcd above l315oO
Cotton goods and yarns exported deduct
ing value OF raw materially loo'uoo
ST. .254,539
Direct Foreign Exports and Imports Of Pirginia
Exports average years ending 3lst Dec. 1887 s526546
Imports DO 10 10 oio''o'
Difference sl,44S,5H
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$4,4i8,57f
BANKS OF VIRGINIA,

Years. Capital. Loals. Specie. Deposits Cnenf'
Jan 1885 1864 800 II 08G53 l,2669i 296 ,33 58l3l65
IS'6 6,5ll 300 $40 $50 ,552 523 3668 i0l 800
1887 673i 20Oil 705 1876 l6l7 ,86l 1902 137 s3'3f5
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I0iuabie PROPERTY for safe.

RlcHMoND Oct. 1888. 1850
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
FRESH Imported Dru Goods

A'tlt subscriber, grateful for the patranace ex
tended to the firm of Robinson & Elliott. and
respectfully soliciting continuance announces Ia
ms friends and the public the arrival of an cx,r,
ne" stock purchased within the last three weeks, IN
a"' N"''ne'h c''eS' Under the most favorable cir
cunstances 49,
blue black fancy cold. Cloths, supr. quality.
40 DO do Casslmeres, style entlreiy new.
Ezra supefine London Ga Mcrinos. very cb.oo
"a beautiful assortment OF Calcocs patterns most
rare. i'e''' "''''
49, hg'd, twed, style entirely new
h'ch glossy Black Italian Lutcsrinps
Supefdne plain a fig'd. Swiss Muslin,
H. 10 oa'es cases OF Domestic Goods, comprising
me pest assortment have ever had
w IN large additional supply daily looked for
al WIZ make my assortment complete. lrnew.
u'h %uu desirable Goods will induce call, can
WIN safety say my friends and the public will NOR ha
disappointed. A e RI in, ""t "e
OCT. l.
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with tho slightest view TO influence prices. but to
call attention TO the subject. thai the beneh 81 adj
.anced prices may be generally dnased as possible
W. III a.. .,e ,,ebi !, selecting the average Of
ii. 1--WE wears Immediately succeeding the wat ~
the bes, test for prizes but shout any person think
,be aye,,ce is tai en- for period too favorable. the
period Of cieh, years from 1918, gives an average
of u cts which Is nearly "a cts above tie present
nriees for all Kinds The period of years, gives
an aye,age Of q-lo. or nearly II cents above the
present average and The period of Twelve years
ewes an average Of zig, OF nearly ID cents =.
bn.e the present average. Ii not fot to select
The period which would oe the best test for prices
ofihe present tlme-ils as easy and perhaps easier
lof others than for il may be Tie safest 10 take
the average Of all the above periods, winch gives
, 3.s cents above the present average puees.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from Mr. John GIcnn's in PitsyI
u wanna county, whittier he had gone To visit his
vile, on the oh inst. SAN, negro man, of ligbt
complexion, between 50 and 40 wears of age al,out
ieei or 10 inches hlgh, stout aud well built: he
has snall wen, but very visible, Just above the LEFT
eyebrow When standing, hls leas bend ye,y
much outward, as to throw the uI,oer mart oc Ls
BODY forward. lie Is very well clothed Sam for
merry belonged to Frank VERIFY of Pntsylvanla, Of
whom purchased HIM last Spring. have no
no"oI mai he IS lurking somewhere ia Pntsylyania
county, "ngfe he has been living ion many years
hension and delivery to me- near New Linden nr i,
he be secured IN Jail 50 that get hlmagain.
LAWRENCE SNITIFR
October Is
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\ TEACHER WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN who is qualified to take
/ u charge Of an Academy, can get good and
permanent siluatIoD at PdHil,ag. Jispcr county.
Mississippi. 1t IS expected the building will he III
readiness by the LIST December or January next.
The health films section OF VI lssis,ppi * thought
to be equal to any other place IN the South. Let
tens can be addressed to the Trustees, to Benj
Haat. None need make application except he Is
fully competent and of good moral character and
steady habits 1t probable that there will he a
Female Institution attached to ii very soon conse
qucnty II may suit gentleman aud his wife, who
follow that profession
PauIding, Miss. August TN