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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24

living on Ivy creek, in bedford county, within halt
mile OF the Tract ast described. Il Is well aaiered
aud contains u sufficient qnautny Of WOODLAND
tot The support oi the place.-Sxiy Acres OF tbs
1rei Is fist rate lo~gfound, and tie upland now
III good safe al I'M rosemenI.
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To Rebecoa Howell, Sarah Arthur, Adam Newman
and Polly his wife, James Norton and Nancy his
wife. Thomas Dixon, Polly Newman, William H.
Harrison and Lucy his Wifi, Henry Arthur and
Sarah his wife, Clark Newman. Bailey Newman
w ilIam NJ eado and Elizabeth his wife, Eljah
Tower. James fowler, Absalom fowler Rich
ard Gohd and Nancy his wife, Thonas Thompson
and Jane his wife, Lewis Bennett and Polly hS
wife. Mourning Roberson. Thomas Goad md
Sally ho wife, Abednego Bays and Frances b'
wife, Shadiack Shockley, Polly Shockey and AO'
salon Shockley
II'AkE NOT1CE-that we will on the goth day
Il OF November next, between the rising and set
ling OF the sun, nj the dwelling house Of Meredhh
Dixon, IN The county ofGfeenup. State OF Kenuch"
take The dispositions Of William Dixon and Others
aud u not tai en- on thAtday win be taken the %
day OF the same month. at the same place and
not taken on that day, will be taken the 9Th day Of
December ncxt, at the same place; aud. al etthe
une, continue from day 10 day until completes
which dispositions. when taken, will be read as e'l'
dence IN SUIT in chancery, now depending and IN
determined in the Circuit Superior Court OF I'D"
and Chancery holden for the county of Bedor5'
wherein You are plaintiffs aud aud others are de
lendanfs when and where you can attend. shouiu
you think proper GEORGE PARKER.
STEPHEN MARTIN
.. .. DANIEL c. EDWARDS.
Oct. 10 WIN
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NNHERE will be sold, on crcdit of - months
l. on Thursday the 3lst of the present month,
October, at the late residence OF Sarah Mathews.
deed. on Molley's Greek. Campbell Cty. all of
he Estate OF sald Sarah Mathews deceased con-
sisting Of Negroes. Horses, Cattle, Sheep Hogs
Corn Fodder Oats Household aud Kitchen Furni-
ture, Plantation Utensels &c. For all sums under
live dollars cash will be required for all sums over
bond with approved security
WM. w. MATHEWS.
Oct. ,ds
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sNEDxC.EE COLLEGE,.
ED leicfitbsonh Xlruipen

tEN1lE next Winter Term of Lectures in the Med
u zeal Department OF llampden Sydney College,
at Richmond. wall commence co NJ ONDAY. October
DIST, $50, and continue until the last Of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. VI. ID. Professor OF Surgery
ard Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. d. Professor Of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, VI d. Professor of Anatomy aud
Physlology
l.. w. CllAMBERLAYNE, NJ. ID. Professor of
Matcra Medlca and Therapeutics.
X. l.. BOllANNAN. NJ. ID. Professor of Obstetrics
aud The Diseases oi Women and Children
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. ID. Professor of Chem
slry aud Pharmacy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24


The College lnGimary, attached to the College
LAST eight months, and furnishes constantly mum
Der Of interesting Medical and Surgical Gases to
which The Student has access nj all hours.
Tie College lnhImar,. togeiter with the Aims
House. Penltentaty and Annoy. (Which are under
the char-e oitwo of the Prolessors) will afford the
student an opportunity OF Witnessing the various dis
eases incident To Southern climate. The abundance
OF maeralsior Anatomical purposes, and the reduced
prce AT which tbeyare furnished will enable the Stu
dent 10 acquire an intimate knowledge of the Auaio-
my OF the human body. and the use Of Surgical In
strumcnts.
During the last Winter Course Of Lectures from
the number Of Surgical Cases admitted into the
lnhrmary, the Professor of Surgery was enabled to
exhlb before the class, nearly all the important Sur
gical operations upon the Hring subject and from
the Increasing popularity of the Infrmary, there is
reason to believe thar hereafter The Surgical Cases
in the House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel, lights, servants
attendance. &c. can be obtained In tins city for Gur
dollars per week.
We are authorised 10 state that full Course of
Lectures in this lnstituon will be received as e.
quivalent 10 one IN the following Medical Schools
University oil Pennsy yana Jefferson Medical Col
lege oiPhiadephia; Medical College of the State
ol South Carolina; Tiannsyvania University, Lex
lngton, Ky; University of Maryland, &c. &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dissect
ing Rooms of the College ON the FIST OF October
AUG'S. h. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, May - GIN
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rioN or rnr nANk OF ISoLANp.

~, sle, ., SJ2, 600
nus the Bank Of France have Fifty Millions of
Dollars ON hand, with only Forty Eight Millions of
obligations The Bank OF England bav, ,ho,i oi
thirteen Millions 81 Dollars hand while the, have
oser Eighty Millions Of Dollars ~ circulation. TO say
nothing Of The deposits
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LI.VCxkBURG EOUs.DRE.

VIE SUBSCRIBERS would most respectfully
call the attention OF the public, to their new es.
tablshmeni, (the Lynchburg Foundry situated
, ~ on the canal, few steps below the
morse ORR, where we are prepared do any Kind
OF Casting. Mil Iron MACHINERY of any deserintion
win neanesss and despatch. We hope bv strict at
teu'iohfo business, To merit potion Of public pa
Honase. Any orders from the country will meet
WIN prompt attention. j. T.. DIUGUlD q Co.
May % 49,
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C.ISA FOX WHEAT.

TUE srApLEToN MILLS. are now pre-
Il pared 10 receive WHEAT. for whieh the un'
designed will give the highest cash prices during the
season. DAVID STAPLES.
july Is vi.
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\ Ia Circuit Superior Courl oil l. Jaw and Chan
n ceiy, continued aud held for the town of
Iyhchbnig. al the court house. M the said Town. on
Thursday. the 18th day Of October, 1888, setting as
Count Of Chanceiy;
Benjamin Wales Perkins, an infant under The age
oil t"en'y.one years, who sues by David Saunders
ms guardian ahd next Trend Plaintiff,
against
Richard Perkins administrators de bons non with
the viii annexed oil George NJ. Perkins deceased
and Samuel Muller, Richard Perkins, Charles H.
Db,ell, Archibald tlaoher, administrator with the
viii annexed Of George VI. Perkins deceased
Ralph ii. Martin, julius W. Hatcher NeIson /
Hatcher Dabney Martin and Elizabeth his wife
James II. Perkins, Bri,e Martln and Maind. ms
wife, Taud, Duncan aud Lucinda his wife and
james W. Dbieu, Dens.
D"o"ey Martin administrator of William w Per
e'ns' PIN.
kichntd Perkins, administrator do bonis non Of
George VI. Perkins deceased and Archibald Hatch
en- former administrator oil George NJ. Perkins de
ceased, Dens
In a decree pronounced in these causes on tins
day is i"und the clause following: " The court
would NOW proceed 10 decree the balance found
due the Plaintiff, but Tor the uncertainty what a.
mount OF nnsdlished debts remains outstanding a.
" gainst the estate OF George NJ. Perkins, deceas-
" d, To aseeitaine mhi,h the last Of these causes
court, to take turter account OF this nlfes of The
negroes, aud IN which account he will de Bat the de-
:" cree in favor OF Bru AMIN Wales Perkins and as
certain andfepou the unpaid debts of sad de-
eeden II any and all creditors who shall not an
pear and render their accounts before hin shall
" be thereafter baned. and to this end he will wan
1.-THE creditors by Ihlfiy days notice in The Vngm,au.
:" Il public news paper prlntedlD the Town OF Lynch
burg cnd fepon his proceedings To the Court, IN
order TO final decree"
DAVID ROBES. Clerk
CoMMissioNER's OrriCr,
Lynchbnfg, 2Sth Stpt.. 1889.
lo obedience TO the foregoing extract from the
order OF Court IN these causes, all persons having
claims against the estate nj George M. Perkins, de-
ceased are hereby nolifrd. that they present their
accounts "iIh the evidence of the ness of
the said George NJ. Perkins TO me- at nav office. in
this town, on the 2th day OF October xt that the
same may be reported 10 the Coun.
JAMES BENAGH, Clerk
Sept 80 I'm
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a N OyERSEER wanted to supe,,ntend a
"A plantation, some fifteen miles from Lyn chburr
Win IL or 10 HANDS. Address (post paideR. S.
Lynchburg.
Septl9 Is
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SAND &C. FOR SALE.

E.AND DC. Ees ME.
N pursuance 81 fhe last III aud Testament II James
d HALEY Burton. deceased. the subscriber viii sell
On the premises. tie highest bidder. Wednes
day The 20lh day of November next.
TIE TH.EET OF k.E.SD,
belonging 10 The estate Of The said james HALEY
Button. lying 10 The County Of Nielsen. about 1--WE
miles from the Comt House. containing nearly
Three Hundred .Fcrcs.
This Tract Is very desirable being well adapted to
the growth Of Wheat. Corn, Tobacco &c. has on
Il comfortable Dwelling House and all necessary
Out Houses.
Al the time and place, will be sold, the Crops
Of Corn, Tyr OATS, Fodder. DC, the stock Of every
description consisting OF Horses. Cows. aud hogs;
among them valuable Brood Marc and two fne
Coils. aud several very valuable Mich Cows. Also a
complete sci OF Biseksnitll's 'foos, road Wagon
and Harness. Two small Wagons. al lie Plantation
Tools. aud Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
thfee Stills complete
TERMS.-The Land will be sold on credit oil
one and Two yeas and the other property credit
nftwelye months Bonds with approved security will
be required, and a deed OF trust The Land.
ALEX. BROWN, Erecutor Of
James HALEY Burton. dec'd.
Oct 10 pom
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SEVEN EEG.s'DKED .fCRES,

lying ia Campbell county, the Forest load, about
two aud hall three miles from LyneLburg,
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
II which heavily timbetej Tobacco Land. not
supposedly any ~ the eonuly. aud The cleared LAID
Is generally n,etS good heart This Land lies
eabis we'll. and is abundanlly waefed. The improve
mems are excellent being tll new. CONSISTING oi y
large and veil flushed DWELLING HOUSE.
r., together with Meat House lee House. or,
fEni DAIRY, knchcn, Weaving House, and Hill
--&..A large Bee HOUSE, ~ Which the Bees -1z-A
are ia full operation without hives and all o.
ihrr Out Houses necessary. On tins TRAGf there
- another setllsrent. consisting OF good Dwelling
lionsr and all necessary apruttenaners theie Is
a snihoienos of rich MEADOW LAND for the use
II the FARM, and an abundance Of almost all
kinds of Fruits which the climate will justify.
Wihm The lmmcdIate neighbofhood there are sever
al Blacksmith Shops, Nheelwfigln Shops, Saw and
Gtst Mills. Persons wishing 10 engage IN The
manufacturing of Silk would do well to call and
see tins ptopefiy, as they might here enter into that
business With but slighl additional expense
Also, n small TRACT Containing about
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AOb-HOssSe Hotel.

hJm,I The present occupant Capt. +. Pate, be.
--A--s- lug desrous TO remove to the country nos
session viii be gwen by him at any time.
The subscriber believes a most profitable business
may he done with this house and he is anxious TO
esthoiish hs reputation permanently, yer, a3yanla-
geous bargain may be had, il immediate application
be made 10 Jordan Anthony, Esq. IN Buchanan, ut
The Bank OF Virginia, to himself in Richmond.
JOHN HOBSON.
Buchanan, Oct. 3 3w--w3y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24
NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY WAREHOUSE,
Augnst 20

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY WAREHOUSE,
ESPECI FULLY informs his friends AMI the
~ public generally, that he continues to carry
the manufacture OF COPPER AND TIN WARE,
III all its branches. His stock OF Tin Ware
Is now large wei assorted, and well worthy the
ten,ion of both wholesale and retail dealers. His
stock OF STILLS and other Copper Ware s also
very large and desirable, and he prepared manu-
iaclute To order STILLS ofany size or pattern, aud
will also repair old STILLS take them in exchange
Tor new ones.
He has also on hand large and we'll assorted
stock OF MOVE WIRE for wheat fans. &c, and is
prepared TO weave TO any order he may receive
lie also has attached 10 the establishment a BRASS
FOU NDRI, aud is prepared to cast To order BELLS
tor averns. churches and other purposes, Tobacco
Screw Boxes, castings for Tmeshng Machines, and
all other kinds of Brass Castings.
lie continues. also, 10 gutter aud cover Houses.
either IN town or country, with Copper, Tn, Zinc
or Sheet Iron. upon the most favorable terms
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either purchased
or taken IN exchange for new work. Country pro-
duce also taken exchange FOR all work his line.
Aug. s wts
VIRGINIA AT rules he Id in the Clerks Office of the
y County Court OF Bedford Monday, the 9Th day of
October, 1889
Richard lSrec, Plaintiff,
against
6 William Yates, Thomas Davis, Robert c. Mitchell, and
Samuel ii. Quarlcs, Defendants
In tHANCERY.
The Defendant William Yates not having entered his ap
Pearonce and gwen security according The of Assem-
bly, aud the rules of this Court and appearing by sasac
tory evidence that he he inhaiimn this Common
wealth. is ordered at said Defendant appear here ON the
fourth Monday Decembernext and answer the Plainrs
bill and that copy OF tins order be forthwith published in
the Lynchbug Nirgman for months snccessvelv and
posted at the front door oi the courthouse OF this county,
Ro. c. MITCHELL C.
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"raise cnrc Of the cents and ii,e Dollars
will take care OF themselves az
+
MON SAVINGS BANK
C.IEsITHL 1900.


w ILL receive Deposiies OF ali money enrteni ~
w the Slatr, and issue ceriI6rales biHdiug lully
and eIieetualiy all tie property sod funds Of The ln-
stllnifon. for the payment thereof within ten days
notice with interest lhefeon. from time OF deposte
NIL paid tire rae OF per cenlun per aonnn,. Tor
all sums which shall have been deposiie Tor less
than year; and 30 per. cent. per aonum, Tor all
SUI which shall remain over one year
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday AT hill past eight o'clock =. M
al the Office over the store Of Mr. A. Gannawsy.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. b. Renuick,
&. Mclyei, Henry j. Brown,
Jno. klnper. Tho's o. AGREE,
J. J. Salnons, {. Phelps.
Tildon Reed.
OrFICERS.
Henry NJ Ddlake, President,
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer,
J. w Dudley. Secretary
Lynchburg, June II
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N'UTEGE.

.EDTHCE.
PURSUANT 10 decree of the Cncnit Superior
n Count of Law and Chancery, for the county Of
Amherst. pronounced on the dth dav of April. 1899,
IN the thancefy suit Of John Il. Fortune d Co.
Pns. aud Benjamin Wright aud others. Defendants,
shall proceed. on the 29h day OF October 1889, 10
sell the
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~ Valuable real Estate 60.
1UE FOR SALE Fiji
1T .xHCfi l4

rI,nE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL. at his
J. residence ont the ihirty nrsi DAY Of December,
1880. The VAL y b Il 4 ST a h, upon
which he nnw resides. containing NEARLY
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.N'OYECE,

1--WE subscriber wishes to rent, 10 a good tenant,
n for n term Of years that large aud commodlous
Tavern House in Buchanan, called
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Sept. II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-28
1CumInunicated,1

have listened, with great delight, 10 eeries Of ad
resss. The christian system rcantly, delivered by
Alex ,ndrr CampLelI, IN the First Congregational
Church in this city, A Preacher u the Gospel, lie
unwrien, and fer regards Language and orna
ment, tho illusions Of the moment-hence they are
characterized for that warmh and ease, that popular
and captivating style, which never can pervads and an"
imnte pre- coWpoaed and carefully written eermDn-.-
Uncunfned by notes. he ex"aates the Geld upon
which h~ has entered with calm self posse sion swsett
dignity aud powers OF reasoning that fewer bee"
surpassed. His mental Combinations rich new, and
sublime his 'dmcti. are clear and rresis,ibls and
his figures arefnr"duced not hersy because they
pr.sson. Possessed Of tho utmost Auency and forr Of
the purest Language a pierLing eye, countenance
STRONGLY marked with Intellect voca deep toned and
melodiuus euuuciation remarkably clear aud dis-
tnct, pers Quilted and commanding, and krsturrs
g.nceful and happy he speaks As IN the prrsenc" Of
speaks though he saw his crown If glory ever hea
fore him he speaks thou n he heard til. Saviour
ing "Well done good md faithful servant enter
into the joy Of thy Lord.
Mr.. Canpb.lrs erud,on j. vast and various. He
has read extensively, aud remembers wha, he has read
Hin mind may be compared to we arranged vol.
umn where facts Thoughts arguments and illust
reduced to ner oct order, symmetTy md methnd.
In The formation Of his oplniDn religious subjects
he places hs bible infinitely above all "h-r hooks, aud
il the only nerrin: standard in all matters
Of faith and practice VIVA, he believes il taught in the
sacred oracles, he nntolds witt, invnlate fidelity,
wing the consequences with nod. Personal nlepend
enca and decision of character he inv rought ia
the yer, texture Of his mind.
should udd that Nr &. ha: published many volumes
and has probably done more with his pc for thu cause
Of pure christani,v than an other writer living
in the United States. Look upon il Of the
fortunate incidents Of my life that have been permit
ted to listen to tho dscnurses Of this most accomplish
| I'd orat,r and profound theol'gian.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-28
Communication. |

MONROE, tOUAcHiTA,) JAM III, 1889.
We. tho und-rsigreh, having .. en- q paragraph
in the Red RIVER Republican, If d,tn thu 2e, h
D-csmber. 1893, which the following is a. ex.
trart: at appears thar The cause nf Mr. Hsmpk,n's
rem avail was something more than his chang. If
opinion he 10 charged with making wrappers
for h,s store Of spnpsrs coming through the
Pos, Office to subscribers, a. well as other mai
,,rnctcrs in relation to tho funds Of the Dspar.
nent, but it Is a commos thing since the days ut
Tobias Watkins, for an unf'ithiul public "ticsr to
taise the Of prescription tor conscience sake"
Avail ourselves of This opportunity Of paving N
tribute 10 the worth, un wavering and sterling III
tegrity Of our much respected ieow.citz.n Blu.
mare Hempkip. have no hesitat IN in pronounorng
the nboss statement and publication false, wsn,on
md malicious, and that we have mover heard any
complaint preferred against him in his capsciiy as
Post Master, nor do We believe that any could
nave been made in irnth.
We have been personally acquainted with Cnp'.
,iempkin tor macy years, and his conduct as Pot
,as.er has been decidedly unexceptionabIt, and
his character for honesty and integrity in his De.
cuniaTy. concerns has never been called In quss.
irn, and believe this time, only through ma
ice for no man has deserve dly q higher repu,a .
ton for puncIilious honesty.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-28

Tho Royal William left New York for Liverpool, on
the 10Th. She ok out passengers and 'rary 10000
letters Tho Herald in whose vsraci,y do not place
too much credcaca, says:
"rl,cro wcre % parsons going on hsr, announ.
crd yesterday, hut our SIMULTANEOUS statement that
ofcers waiting to pounca upon all runawsys de-
tered no less than eight defautcrs and d-lnquenta,
who backed gu. at the last moment: and returned to
their homes and their wives, and have resolved to nc,
like homes, men. for the rest Of their v~s.'
The Herald just says any thing and every thing tina,
it lkss-wihout regard the truth the contrary can
answer its purpose That more eg-,roasurera may b-
running away s VERY probable. or course We give our
information a. found it.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-28

We Understand that press is oy 10 be started at
Shreveport Ked River, and that it is to be conduc cd
by YIN. Wallace ESQ. WIN has in the last few years.
an envahle reputation in the field Of letters. We
welcome all talented men who make the South th:ir
lumes. espet tally when know that they hive the
right princpl. and t,eirhear,s in the right place.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-28

MAMMOTH STEAK SHlr-rhe N York American
Gays "a friend has tho dimensions Of an Iron
Steam, ship, now building to run from Falmouth TO
Calcutta. which voyage i is expected she will make in
will MEASURE 2il6 tnns; her engine emo horse power:
draft of winter Mt the greatest Enumeration, Is feet er
,rsme engh $40 feet length Of the man deck, eSa do !;
length eween the perpendicular, go do; length ii
the principal cabin. 1913 d.. width Of bsam Is do:
depth Of held. 81 do There will b Is private roous
for passenger. and 40 beYthy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-28

TIE New YORK COMMON scNooL FuRp-Fhs
PRODUCTS. capital of tile Common School Fund i,
Ss297o7 81. and the revenue during tn" last fiscal
year was SlOo,99a 90 The ut Of capital during
tho yoar was $l'.058 81, anu Of ravsnua 4a644 is,
The annual superintendent paid tho Common Schools
in FEBRUARY 1885, was 81 100,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-28

We understand that soon ihair ensa semeuts
are concluded, Forrest and Ellen Tree will change
houses-,hs former play,n: til, It. Cha'les and tho
latter at the Camp.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-28

This Mes.age Of Gov. Porter 10 said 10 he very
Irv.pee,a,',s e'"ss paper. we VIII say more Of i,
when we have read It.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-28

Wa are compelled to defer the Excursion to the
Prare" till tomorrow. we'll as short critiqus on
the late performa Of Miss Ellen Tree.