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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22

Total deficiency ofstoeks in Europe
and the Unaed States, OF kentucky and
Virginia Tobacco, % ,q05 hhds
o-lhirls OF the whole of this deficiency, was Of
Kentucky Tobacco.
The detc, my OF stocks IN Europe and Ibis coun-
try all, no doabi, be greater this, than laal year
The stock Of keulucky aud Virginia Tobacco in
Liverpool l. Sept. last tpcr Great Western was
1881 hhds. less Than ~ the time last year: and
n Rotterdam. Amsterdam and Bremen, on st Sept
last, the STOCK OF kentucky Tobacco, was 500 hhds
less-t is well known that ONLY are the stocks of
our ports below those OF las, year. but that OF
the interior OF The country is clear OF the old crop
aud consequently that the whole consumption OF
Europe aud America must be supplied from the
small stocks that remain over, and the crop of the
current year.
The quantity OF American Tobocco required BY
Europe annually, is one hundred thousand hogs
heads. vi tins quantity, from Tiny to thirty i've thou
sand mus are oil The hight descriptions, OF MARYLAND
anu ONO consequently from sixty five TO seventy
Thousand hhds. OF heavy, OF kentucky and Virginia
Tobacco, are annually required to meet the con
sumption ia Europe But to meet the copsump-
ton, and TO supply the shot stocks would require
not only ordinary average crop but an extra crop
OF heavy Tobacco Of twenty seven thousand nine
hundred aud five hogsheads, instead OF which the
crop VIII be short OF an average fully one half
1T now remains TO refer 10 pc RODS wien tn, socLs
oil Europe were similarly low, to lorm AN opinion of
the probable prices. For this purpose We have Sc.
Iected the years 1915 to 1879, inclusive, which we
believe present better critetia for tests than any o.
Their for although ia the beginning OF the period we
have selected ii s certain the stocks of Europe
were lower than at present. yet the stocks and crops
Of this country then fall, aud The consumption
Of Europe less than 1t is now by about twenty
thousand hogsheads per annum. The general av-
erage price Of Tobacco, embracing every descrp.
tou. for the year 1915, was &c. per pound lor sic
15ic. per pound; 1917, l23c. per pound for ISIS
l0c per pound; for 1919, 1Odc per pound. The
average price OF the whole five years. is IL l5cs. pei
ppnud for all qualities of Tobacco. The average
price of kentucky and Virginia Tobacco in the Z nit
cd States for The present year. up TO the LIST Oco
Der, embracing every grade is 81 cts per pound and
the average price for the month Of September is
cts. per pound consequently the present price is
very nearly cents per pound lower than the aver.
age OF the five years alluded To.
We preseut this article 10 nur sub .cribeu no,
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DJrsEEHE.v'<. EOFSE,

Standing near tie Academy, nov IN the occupancy
of Capt. John l. Duncan. Tbs House Is ne" aud
mol YET flushed. but will be before the day o sale
1t IS sufficiently large lor family OF any sze.-
There me about ihfee Acres Of Land attached 10 II,
with all necessary ont houses The last named
property will be shown 10 tny person who nay wish
10 purchase, either by Capt. Duncan or myself, on
before the day 81 sale. New Glasgow IS pleasant
village, in u Gue ucighborhood, Immediately On the
siage road. between Charlottesville and Lynclbutg.
Il Is we'll situated Tor a Lawyer Il Physician, OF
Merchant The terms of sale will be one, Two,
three and four years credit; the purchaser giving
bond with good personal security, and deed OF
trust 10 secure the payment of the purchase money.
GEO. CALLANAl, iHy
f. tHa'S H. Pare.
New Glasgow. Sept. - t3N
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HsTTER'S .Y.yTEREEES,
Ei0yd County Lana
FOR SALE.

RElNG APPOINTED AGENT by the owner
ID oi that desirable TR.ffT OF L.i.ID,
situated IN Floyd county, Virginia, on the head Of
IIttle River, and known as O2le's Old Place. con
tanning about eleven hundred and forty
four Acres. | am authorized by the proprietor 20
olier the same Ion sale. 1t will therefore be pat up
nj public auction, on the premises, on Thursday the
Goth day of November next,
The terms will be one half the purchase money
paid down al the time oipurehasng; and the residue in
one year after. The title, which is Iudsputable,
will be made al The time OF final pay ment, lis beng
punouhlly made, II will be Immediately made. #
the purchaser prefers IT, by his giving deed of trust
TO secure the payment. The highest responsible
bidder will be the buyer, on his complying with the
above terms of sale. Possession will be Immediately
given.
1t Is deemed unnecessary TO give description of
lhls Land, as II Is SO well known Any persons desl-
,ons TO view III person, are referred to Capt. Jamt
Llletcl living near the same, who viii be polite
enough to give the necessary information; or for
inrthef particulars, apply to the subscriber Chrs-
tansbutg. RO. GARDNER
Oct. IDS
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II NOISE .S.v'D LOT.

now in the occupancy Of Dt. WarnerJones The
House Is n one story Dwelling. with seven rooms.
neat ward, and excellent garden, with sumo ihfeo
or fuuf Acres highly improved Land attached 10 H.
There IL . good Stable. Smoke house. Ice house
Kitchen &c. and all tho necessary Improvements Tor
the convenience Of = family Attached to this proper
~ Is aStorc House sufficiently afse Tor any Merchant
IN country village. Tins House can be used rs
an office. either Tor Physician OF Lawyer. Per
sons Who wish 10 purchase will be shown The pro.
pefty 6y Dr.. Warner Jones, who resides upon The
premises, or by me- any &c before, or on the day
oil sale.
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A + amcetng OF the President y Directors OF the
~ Natural Bndge Turnpike Company, on The
ith INST the Stockholders were required to pay the
Treasurer on each share the 10Th inst. $50 -
on The 10Th Of November Sl0 ON The ION OF DE.
cember SO and on the lst January 1889, s..
JOHN GARTH, Secty Treasurer
Natural Bridge Turnpike Company.
II WV
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Watches, JcWclry, Easmos,

Plated Ware, Military Goods, Pistols, &c.
- A. CAMPBELL, No. ll5 BALTIMORE
a. srRrEr, baltimore, invite the attention of
dealers aud purchasers in their line their asort-
mcut oil the above named GOODS, which they ofer
at WHOLESALE on as good terms and at as loic
prices they can be procured in NEW York, PM
ApELpuIA, o elsewhere. Their stock Of Goods arc
Of Their direct importation, and have been care
fully selected from the ENGLISH x FRENCn MANI.
rAcroRIrs, by one Of the firm person.
They have made arrangements with the houses of
NJ J. Tobias x Co. and Harrison, To keep on hand
constantly supplies OF GOLD aud SILVER LIZ
NERS aud MOVEMENTS Of all descriptions of
thenmanuis lecture.
In the selection of their JEWELR1 and pIA
TED WARE particular care has been observed.
n. b. Dealers requested to call aud examine
Then stock of Goods.
Baltimore, Oct. 81
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POETIC L..
TUE PARROT.

. DOMESTIC .xrcporr-Be 7hem0s Campbell. rs
The deep affections The breast
That Heaven 70 living things impsfts,
Are not exclusively possessed
By human hearts.
parrot from ihc Spanish Main,
Full Young and carly Gagged, cu,nc DER
With bright wings to the bleak domain
oGnsllss shore.
The spicy groves where he had won
Iii. nlumago OF resplenaeni hue,
Ms native fruits, snd skies and sun,
lie babe adieu -
For these he changed-ihe smoke Of turf
heather land and misty SKY,
And turned rocks and raging surf
Ills gallanieye.
But peied TO climate cold
He lived and chaited many day;
Until with age, from green aud gold,
His wings grew gny.
At last when blind and seeming dumb
lie seolded, laughed end spoke no more,
A Spanish stranger CHANGED To come
To Nulla's shore.
lie hailed the bird in Spanish speech
The bind in Spanish speech replied,
Fapped round his cage with joyous screeeh.
Dropped and died.
=.
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ROBIN,
who absoonded about the 2Sth of last month with
out any cause whatever, and it is believed he will
endeavour to make his way TO the State of Ohm.
ROBIN is oerabl, bright muIatto. nearly ar on,te
SIX leet high Stout muscular man. about 40 wears
"u-hds one 'ole to'h missing or wide space in his
loie teetil--haS scar on Of his cheek homes
occasioned by IA burn, aud mark of a severe cnt ON
one OF hs thumbs. lie is fond of spirits and when
drunk he Is outrageous. Robin has worked in a Tan.
yard Ion twenty yeats, and is very good Tanner and
Gunner he is lso good coarse shoe maker and
carried Oh WIN nm his shoemaker's tools. will
give the above reward for the appreheps,op and co.
inement III jail of the said negro, so that NAV gel
'l,'" AGAIN. Any person experimenting him. will
I~ease address me AT Oxford, North Carolina.
TllOS. Is. LITTLEJOEIN.
Oxford, n. c. Sept. 20, 1885. *
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From he Philadelphia Commercial List, OF 10.
TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
II being admitted that the Tobacco crop of
the United States will be deficient fully halt It
not be thought amiss review the ptices Of the
article at periods nearly approaching the present
state Of things possible With aycw 10 furnish da-
ia FOR the eo,ernmont Of growers and merchants.
To do this Gndeisteud'Bely, II will be necessary to
REVIEW the stocks OF Europe for the list year, as
compared With the preceding, and to form a tolera
~ correct opinion Of the probable stocks OF Europe
aat II our own country, ~ compared with the past
scar. We viii oonGue our remarks entirely to Ken
,ucky aud Niteiua Tobacco, without any reference
10 Mary laud and Ohio, which arc euute, distinct IN
their characters aud uses.
STOCK or KENTUCKY Axp ,tnctvt, TOBACCO IN
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Confectionery, Fruit, sc.
Ll.yCAEO.N.
JOHN ES. y. u OG.EV.
aErnItSIy At LAW

kAIEM, Roanoke county. Va. regularly attends
- the Superior aud eonny courts IT Botetonu
Roanoke aud Montgomery Counties. DilIgent at
tenilon viii be gwen to all business entrusted TO
Inn,
Oct Is WIN"
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Plaintiff,

ID
on Saturday the 3Olh day OF January 1888 sitting as
Court Of ChanceIy,
Robert TinsIey, Plaintiff,
William Arnstead, Merit VI. White William
White and ALI xander linsey, Richard = Ellis and
Richard " Eubank, Defendants.
This on this day TO be beard on the
bill, answer Of the defendants William Arus,ead
and Richard :. Ellis, exhibits examinations o W.T.
nesscs the snbpmnas awarded therein, on the 17th
day Of December, 1927, and the I'd day Of March,
1885, which appear to have been duly cxecuted on
the other defendants, and argued by counsel
On consideration whereof, the Cout doth order that
one OF ITS Commissioners do take an account of
the trust fund IN the bill mentioned, and also an ac-
count OF the transactions OF the d lendants Richard
). Ellis and Richard n. Eubank relation to that
part OF the trust fund winch c1mc 10 their hands,
and report the same to the Court with any matters
specially stated thought pertinent by himself OF re
CURED by the parties to be stated.
Aud at a Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chtnocly, begun and held for the county Of Ann
helst, at the courthouse, on Monday, the ID day
OF April, 1893. This cause having been removed
hither from lac Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery. for the town Of Lynchbutg: The Court
doth order that il be dockeed in the proper place
on the docket Of this Court.
And at a Circuit Superior Cuuu of Law and
Chancety, continued by ylrtue of the Act OF Assem-.
bly, in that case made aud provided the Count having
Jailed TO meet yesterday, the 10Th day of a
PM, ISIS, the Couu doth order that Que of the
Commissioners Of this Court be substituted in
place Of the Commissioner of the Cncuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, for the town Of
Lynchburg, TO execute the order Of account made in
lhls case, the 30th day of January ls36 aud the
shid Commissioner is authorized 10 examine the
parties IN solemnfnrm upon inlerIogaroles, touching
the subject oil matter on the sand account.
Copy-Iesre,
ROBERT TINSLEY.
CoMMIssIoNER's OfFiCE,l
l7h September, ISIS. :
The parties interested in the foregoing order of
Court, are hereby notified that have appointed the
FIRST day oil November next 10 commence the settle
meut OF sad accounts, on which day, al ten o'clock
a. W. they are required to attend at my office. at
Amherst Court House, with THEN accounts Ihe eyI-
dencc and copies OF office papers, prepared for cx-
animation aud settlement.
JAMES z. GARLAND. Cum'r
October | v1y
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ruAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE,.

Wednesday IN April. 1t is confidently believed that
the arrangements now made, and the system Of dis
cplnc pursued, will afford the facilities or an euca-
ton as thorough and extensive 'hat Of any College
IN country, while the location of the COLLEGE IN
the m1st oil highly refined and moral community
brings the Students under an influence the sal
utary IN the formation OF their character. WIN.
MAAN ELL, l.. l.. d, having cceped the appoint
menl oil President of the institution will enter upon
ms duties on the opening OF the session. The pub
lie are already well acquainted with The reputation
OF Tins gentleman, and OF his peculiar fitness lot the
office 10 winch he has been called.
WINTER COURSE FOR the DEGREE OF A. H.
FRESHMAN Class.
l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. Smith, A. NJ. Pro-
lrSsor-Bourdon's Algebra, Legendre's Geometry,
DAWES edtioGs)
.. Ancient Lauguages-Roberi G. Branch, A. NJ,
Prolessor-l.vy and Nrnophon.
j. Composition and Defamation.
Sophomore Class.
l. Observation-Disclosures Smlh-Pane and
Sphcteel Fugonometfy, Analytical Geometry,
Dawes cdifions.)
?. Ancient Languages and IIistory-Pro(essor
Branch-.lhucydIdes Demosrhenes, Horace aud
Cicero ad Dwersos, Fergusuu's Rome with Lee
lures ON Anclent Geography by the Professor.
3 Composition aud Defamation.
Junior Class.
/. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Smth-Dineren,ial
and Integral Calculus, Dawes edtions)
< Ancient Languages and l1lstoty-PTOieSSor
n''"en1-o"Pnoc'es' laenus' 'u'ena' Ftosls HIS
'o's OF 'ieece'
s d. ne','''"y Draper NJ D'--Iurner,
3tn edltlon.
4. Composition and Defamation.
Senior Class
l. Ethics, Rhetofc,-&c.-W Maxwell l.. l..
D., President and Proiessur-Stewart's Philosophy
OF the Mind, Campbe's Rhetoric, Paey's Moral
and Pohlica Ph losol hy, Hedges Logic
:. Chemistry and Natnlal Phllosophy-Professor
pmper-luner, Library Uselul knowledge on
Mechanics.
3, Reviews Mathematics, Latin and Greek
Classes.
Dissertations every two weeks Citations every four
weeks, aud Forcnsics every eight weeks
The members of each class are required to de-
claim in public once IN lour weeks
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XIRGINtA-At a Circuit Superior Court of
Law aud Chancety, continued and held for the
town of Lyme hburg ut the Courthouse III said town
Saturday the 3Olh day oil January 1888, sitting as
a Count Of Ghancery,
Robert Tnsley, Plaintiff
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Total 26.3lO 1855 1913 "
As there was no public Warehouse IN Phila-
dephia for the yeais quoted ac curale account of
stocks can be gwen, but IL is well known that the
difference propoltonably as great IN the above
places.
The above shows deficiency of
stocks in Europe, Jan. lst ls5o, of l7,430 hhds
In the United States OF 1910
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$50 Rsa. w ArsD.
,<fOp .he ~ "a "a u az ~ ~.

WILL give a reward Of fifty dollars for the
1 apprehension of my man HENRY, who left
| ynchburg the Sd OF October | have no doubt
but he Is IN buchanan OF IT'S vicinity, having wife
At Capt. Jno Ilarse,'s in that place ;-perbaps lie
may be some where on the canal between Lynchburg
and Bu.hanan. Henry has frequently ran of in
the last l2 months, from VIM. Bailey, of whom |
purchased him, aud has been often taken up in
Bolctou,t county, ON hs way 10 Buchanan. Henry
is about 25 years of age, light brown, stout aud
well built. leel 6 OF inches bigh and has large
carflom old burn on his left leg extending some
distance above the knee. The abuve reward ot $50
will he given Tor his apprehension aud delivery 10
me in this place, rs | atm anxious 10 secure hun
lie IAN oil without any provncatIon whatever.
SETH WOODROOF.
The Fncase Democrat will copy the above and
forward the account 10 this Once.
Lynuhburg, Oct s Is
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Total
lso3
TOBACCO EXPORTED from Virginia. tlamcs
Ryet from lst October TO 30th September, 1888.

STOCK remaining on hand in the several Ware
houses Of the State, including all bnafd Of ships
not cleared l2.50O hhds.
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HOUSES 7' AND , ."r>'
FOR A"I <,1LE.

~ He subscriber will offer for sale, at public
/ auction on The premises, on Saturday the ID
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ROBERT TINSLEY.
CoMMIssIoNER's OfFiCE, !
October |

Y lRGlNlA-hm rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior tour OF Law and Cmncef, forthe town
OF Llnehhore, on the llti' day August, lssi5
Robert saunders, Plaintiff
against
Landon X. Gabe, Leonard Straw, Harold Snlyth Robert
Henry Cabc, Patrick H. Cabail, and judith = Cab,l de-
PENDANTS.
Is CHANcEKY.
The defendants Landon X. Uubo and Ieonalt Straw not
having entered thcappeaance and given security according
the OF Assembly the rule OF this Court and appear
IN 10y satisfactory evidence that they Tot inalitnts Of
tins country II Is ordered thai the sod defendants appear
here On the inst da OF MAY next and answer the hill
Of the pamh-and that copy OF tins orlerA forthwith in
serted IA some newspaper printed III the OF sucAbuie
Tor two months successfully, and posted the door Of
the Court house III the SAID town.
A Copy-'reste
DAVID ROBES, Clerk
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STOCK or EfNTUcKY ANp VIRGINIA TOBACCO N
IURoFL o. Isl JANUARY.

iVAai fV3b4 ~3,fbI lI3oD -
The stock of heavy Tobacco 10 Europe on the
ls January 1855 rs compared with stock Of LIST
January 1887 was, therefore, II ,430 hhds or near
~ one halt short. The average stock OF all descrp
tons OF Tobacco in Europe. Of the growth of the
United States. from s3l TO 1897 is So 400 hhds be
ing 20, 600 hhds. short oftlie average stock.
STOCK or kINTrtkI AND VIRGINIA TOBACCO IN
THE UNITED STATES, lst JANUARY.
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III
DAY OF SALE CHANGED.

a. 1t willie observed that the day of sale of the
above properly has been changed from Tuesday. the
30th TO Monday The 29th Of October IN consequence
oil the anniversary Of the Lynohbnrg Agricultural So
clely taking place on the former day.
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4 DWELLING HOUSE,

with all necessary ont houses coal houscs &c. THIS
property Is situated Immediately on the stage road
between Lyuehbutg and Richmond, aud about SIX
OF seven miles below the former place, andabou
aud a halt miles from the JAMES RIVER Canal. which
the course oil the next year expected to be
pleted. ia addition to the above property is also lor
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Valuable LAND for sale near
Lsnchburg.

pEING anxious 10 remove. ! offer for sale two
ID tracts Il Land, each Containing five hundted
aud SIXTY SIX hundred acres. situated IN Amherst
county.
Tn one IN which reside is on James River, one
and It,f miles above Lynehbure. one hall OF which
IS IN woods aud OF the bes kind oftohaoco land, and
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ALL TIE REAL ESTATE


OF which is situated cNtcusNc ORE BANKS, an y
bundant supply oi Lime Stone, large and line Fur
Haee t~hiu halfa mile OF the Ore aud Llme) now il
nnarallou
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cdinabte .Siock Of Goods,
At AVafTaON.

1--WE subscribers being desirons Of closing their
mercantile business. as expediiousIy as posi-
bic, will offer for sale at their Store house IN Der
~ ON "Wednesday the 2ilh day of October. 1888 to
the highest bidder, their entire stock of GOODS
CONSISTING of
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Mills once the property of Vim. Mitchell deed.
were erected the ifact, aud, although they were
cared of BY flood some yeats ago. large quantity
orthe building rock stll remains, with which new mill
or factory might be erected, 1t small expense.
The advantages possessedby tins Land, III the ierlili-
~ OF the soil its contgnIty market aud vast water
power. render 1t an obJect worth the attention oil
capitalists.
The other tract lies five miles from Lynchburg,
and one mile from the MAN Stage road leading TO
Amherst Court House; the same creek runs through
this taet which was once the property oil Duc Robert
IL Rose. THIS IS truly valuable tract OF land, aud
has about two hundred aud eighty in woods, aud
fine tobacco land aud has about lty OF creek
bottom, rhaiis rch The whole plantation hes very
level 50 that the most oil II may be pIou he'd both
ways.
| am determined to sell ; and by carly application
bargain may be had The terms Of sale viii be lib
c,al. aud made known application. Possession
will be delivered OF the tract winch reside at H.
end Of the year, and OF the other any time.
large crop Of wheat will be sown aid neatly putin
lh, fail. fur the benefit oil the purchasers. Refer
can lie had, 10 the land, by applying to Capt.
Thomas \ llplcombe, Capt. Chales L. Lee, Major
Thomas Rudd, Nh Seth Woodrool.
GEO. w. PETTYJOHN.
July % w3m
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Staple v Fancy Dry Goods,
suitable 10 the approaching season;
Groceries, Hardware n Cutlery, HINTS, shoes,
DOmcsiics, sc. Sc.

DOncstics, Ac. Ac.
They respectfully invite the attention of the public
10 tins sale, as 1t will certainly take place aud they
have many very desirable articles. which will
be sold in parcels to suItthc merchan, and consul
met VIII also be sold. at the same time and place
our STORE HOtSE. which is desirable
Tor mercantile stand as any in this place.
Terms.-For the stock OF goods credit of six
months Will be gwen on all sums over five dollars
on all sums OF five dollars aud under cash will bere
qnted. For the store house, the terms will be
made known on the day ofsale.
DAVIS < PHILLIPS.
Oct. S ,d
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Aug 81.

NIRGiNIA:-A Court held for Nelson County, the 23t
day OF August 1888
iiezekah liareroyc, John Iargrovc Beverly Ia.rove
'ohh liafsroNe Polly limgroye and Sophia largro,c
"a
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, AN away from the subscriber, his slave ARM
a a lead: he is a dark, dingy mulatto, about
itet nigh, 30 years Old raw bonr1. ug-mbed, mar
tow-iaced down couutenance his feet turn in, and IS
obl2ed 10 wear rlghl and left shoes, but his form is
straight, like the Indian. There a cut on his right
knee, received last harvest bya seyhe lie went OH
Sunday evening, OH September, and near
Nelson court house, and said he free man.
aud was going 10 Augusta connty-he had on
black hombazine fock coat but had other clothing
with INN. II secured witlinetbe State, reward oil
So Will be gwen and If out OF the State, 500.
LEMUEL TURNER.
Nartic Post-.6itc Fariety NILS Nelson Co., Id'
October : wlw
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Persons u~in9 the if Medicines, advised take the
rms al H2h IN sncient quantities To operate three
time on the bowels IN the course OF the day Also, take
tablespoonful OF the Blers hall hour before each meal
For those of delicate enieebed constitution half tina
quantity may be sufficient