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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04
DIRECTORS.


DOLLARS NAY BE SAVED AND THE
- MANUFACTURES of your town cncoura-
ged, by buying your HATS. OF The subscriber.
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, in the town of Lynchburg shall not be infe-
rio, to any and being determined 10 sell low. for
cash. we hope. therefore. the advantage we offer 10
our customers will be appreciated by the public
aud as there will be no credit in business good
customers will not have 10 pay foi bad ones. We
have Just re rcved good Stock Of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Winch will be made up in The neatest m,nncr, by
frs, rate workm-n. We are also receiving ago ID
assortment Of ladies aud gcntlemen's Shoes, mems
aud boys Gne Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps. some
Of a superior quality. All ofwhichw he sold low
for cash only. DlNkLE u RUMBOUGH
p. S. We are ageats for the sale o, Morrisons'
Hycean Pills. ID. d r.
Nav. 30 WITS
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~ TxCE .

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST exc
- cuied to the subscribers by Thomas kawI'os.
Samuel ID. Rawlins and Thompson Coleman. bear
ing date on the 9Th day of May. 1887. aud duly re-
corded IN the County Court Of Piisylyania for pur-
poses in the said deed mentioned will be sold by way
Of auction. Friday the 18th day Of May next. On
credit Of six and twelve MONTHS the pun chaser giving
bond and approved security for the purchase money.
4 he foil
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Niku'NIA AT rules held in tho Clerk. Office of the
circuit Superior Cont of Law and Chanccry for Bed.
ford county, the 5h day ofNoycmbcr 1885,
Philip Reynolds, Plaintiff
against
MARY nold widow of Jesse REYNOLDS dec d. Charles
neynods ~ his right aud of Jesse Rev
nons' asc d. Edward REYNOLDS Martha Fnqua, late Martha
Neynods Joshua Reynolds, John Wade and Jcmims his
"r late Jemna Re VINO ds Archibald REYNOLDS Caleb Rev
no'dS' and Abner Reynolds Dcfendants,
In CHANCERY.
"e neienuants Edward Re, nolds Caleb Reynolds and
- uqnn' not having entered their appearance and civ
CO according to the Act af Assembly and the Rule,
o. and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ney arc NOT INHABITANTS OF this Commonwealth On tho mo
o W .c amin by counsel II is ordered that they do an.
Pen mere on the FIRST day Of the term and answer the
III, ana mat Tins order be inserted newspa.
per published IN Lynchbug, two months
and posted at tile front door courthouse OF This ronn
'"So"e eo"f' gay ACopy-Testc,
ri. JOS. WILSON, OK.
won,
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Marcel, 10

"A GREEABLE 10 Decree Of the Conniy Court
L a OF Campbrl'. made aud entered on the In day
Of February. 1889, II The su uf Brown & Co. Pits.
u.s. Puts, Defendant. will proceed IL sell, upon The
premises, On the l7th day OF pr the
txyyA BOWER LAND Of Ann Brown,
deed. Sand land lies 10 the County vi
wv" Campbell, on Siauotnn River, aud con-
- rains about TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
-, "h,n there Is a considerable po,Iou OF Low
Crumbs attached TO it. with first Iae M,l s,te al,
which there is Saw and Grsl Mill a, this time but
out Of repair. II is thought unnecessary 10 say any
Thing more about the Land, purchasers Ike TO
view for themselves. Mr.. Thomas johnson and
WIN. /. Harvey, living AT Marysyle, will show the
Lands to any person wishing 10 view il.
Terms Of sae-l2 moths credits, with bond and
approved sec"iity, aud "A iced of us on the Land
"ii lac required Of the purchaser 10 secure me NM
chase money. JOHN ROSSER, Jr. Conf.
March lS ,IoA
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INHE Celebrated lSncc Horse, CARO-
l. LlNIAN, by Old Sir Archy. will make his
next season, at my stable in this place. Pedigree,
Performances and other particulars. in due
MELVILLE TALBOT.
Dec. II.
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NEW
CT 8 III 3 II o X II i.

'HtIE subscribers. having purchased the entire
Il stock OF Dry Goods and Groceries,
OF Messrs. Marin, Ward a Davis, aud associated
ourselves together under the fra, of
HUNT e. MARTIN,
will continue the business, for lew weeks. at the
old s,and Of NJ, W. Il ID. and thereafter in the tens-
men Immediately opposite the Post Office.
respectfully Invite our friends. aud particular
y the old customers "f NJ. w. & ID. 10 give us a
call No exertions will be spared to render the
most ample satisfaction, both as to the prices and
quality OF our GOODS.
out stock, though not large at present, will be
greatly increased in afew weeks, by purchases now
oe'ng made in the Northern Cnes exclusively for
c'sh and will be sold arrival, very small ad
vance Tor cash. JAS. e. HUNT.
=, THO. J. MARTIN.
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March 4

Alta meeting ofihc Board Of Trustees of Washing
ton College. held on the 22nd dav OF Decembe =
1898. On motion Resoired, That Samuel Med. Reid,
A. ~. Barclay. Reuben Grissby. Robert Whiic. and
John Alexander, br II COMMITTEE to sell the HATS
bottom Tract Of Land, AID also the Mountain Tracts
and the Tract of Ldni called the Lower Paniali"n
that the said Committee advertise The time &c. oil
the sale six weeks. in such papersas they may think
proper. and then TO sell AT Public Auction. the
raj tracts oi land above specified, rrserv,ng bid
which bid the said COMMITTEE shall be authorized
to make and that the said Committee be requested
to offer The said lands upon the usual payments oil
land sold in this vicinity
A tue copy from the minutes.
EDW. GRAHAM Scc'y
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VIKGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
" Circuit superior Court Of LAW and Chanccry for Bed.
lord county, the 4th day of February, 1889:
Thomas I. HARRISON, Plan,if
William Sherwood Charles Scott, Jane. Callswav
Samuel NJ. Grow and Peter Furman. Defendants,
Is tHANCrRY.
The defendant William Sherwood not having entered hi,
appearances and given security according the Act of scm
py and he Rules oil tins Court and appearing bv .nsac
tory evidence that he iphahtant of this Comn,p
wealth On the motion of the plaintiff bv counsel IL or
drred mat he do appear here the first dnv the nc It
Term and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that this order he in
serted IN some newspaper pnhshed the Of hburg
r TWO months successfully and posted the front door Of
the courthouse Of this county some court dav
ACopy-Tcstc,
r, q, JOS. WILSON. elk.
reo' ~ w2m
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ITWUCTINdi AND MANAGING VATd
For Tanning Leather,

For Tanning Leather,
BY means Of which It is fully ascrr,a,ned by EN-
PERTINENT, that the labour usually hes owed IN
this department Of business greatly abridged the
expense attending the same greatly diminished and
the qualify OF The Leather materially improved. BY
this plan, combining every advantage which can al
Tract the favorable notice OF those who arc engaged
IN this branch Of business, they are enabled 10 tan
the best Sole Leather in five months, and Upper
Leather IN much shorter time than employ ed in
the ordinary mode. That they do no, here speak in
terms III two high commentator OF this improve.
men,, they will shortly he prepared 10 present The
most satisfactory testimonials TO the public Per
sons wishing to see this plan IN actual operation can
dn 81 by applying to one Of the subscribers. Silas
Taylor. residing IN Bedford county, Va, Washing
ton Reese OF the same county, or to Aman & Fox,
FincasIle. Boietour. They can hereafter apply al
so, to the following gentlemen. who will shortly
have the above plan ~ operation, viz: Mai. Robert
lIalrston, Isaac Jones aud Esom Sink. ot Frank In
county. Amos Watson, Pmisyivania Courthouse.
Matthew ii. Perry. Rockbrdg.. Robert w. Wal.
than and William w. D,nwldiir, Campbell.
The undersigned have procu,eda paten, for this
may apply for that purpose. Persons wishing to pro-
cure the night. do So by applying tho said Sias
Taylor. to the following gentlemen, who are the
properly authorised agents ofthc undersigned, We
Matthew II. Perry aud John J. F,ggat Of Rock
bridge. VIM. W. DIu~ ddle. Campbrll aud Amos
Watson, Pn,syivapia. SlLAS TAYLOR.
WIN. l.. j. Z. REESE.
March % an
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johnson, one of persons IN plicated in the muir
der Of a sailor at New Orleans some monitls ago,
was hanged in tina, city on the 10Th. Tie confessed
says the Louisauian, that he murdered his own
brother at Quebec, and that he has assisted IN
numbering the entire crew OF a vessel At sea. lie
was only about 90 years OF age.
Mrs. Doyis, who was the principal in the above
crime. was convicted and sentenced TO death ; hui
her sentence was comn,nted to imprisomen for lie.
N~as deemed revolving to the humanity ofthc peo-
pie Of Louisiana inf capital punishment III on n
female. In this instance the guilt 10 Of the most
hidsous kind.
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March 81

IRGtNtA AT rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
N Circuit Superior Court oflaw and Chancery for Bed.
ford County, tho I'd day Of December, 1888
Charlotte Stewart, tcme who by her next
friend, Nathaniel ". Floyd, Plaintiff,
against
John Wilson, Thomas Oversrect William Whtecv John
Carter ST. Thomas Overseet, Thomas Stewart. Charles
Whitccy, John II. SmiliJon II. Wright, aud Charles J..
Mosby administrator with the will xcd Of Christopher
Anthony deceased Defendants,
In CHANcFRv.
The Defendant Charles Whitley, having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act
.cmbly and the Rules of this Court and appearing bv sat
actory evidence that he is nhabnnt OF this Com
monwca'th On the motion of the plaintiff by counsel II is
ordered TINT he do appear here the of the
term and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that this order be
inserted in some newspaper published tn lynchbrg two
months and posted the front courthouse
OF tins county on some court day. Copv-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
req. II WIN
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III. w. 4 j. j. fry,
Wholesale GrOcers and (OTaCNrGt.
ing .HerCkaNslfS,
RIG % NJ . N d, VA,
A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SPRING
IN q % % ID $,
Which they offer at Northern prices, consisting in
par OF
100 bags prime Green, Rio. Laguira and Old ia
COFFEE.
10 tirrces superb, Old White.
100 hhds. new crop N. O. SUGARS,
$50 boxes and 100 bbs. Loaf do,
les hhds. r. r. and N. .. M"lasses,
90 900 pounds CetIon Yarns, al Factory prices.
with "a large md general assortment
OF other Goods,
TO which they invite the attention Of Merchants and
Dealers who may wish to purchase TO sell again.
n r The Canal is now open TO the city. All
Goods forwarded with despatch.
Richmond. March o.
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a tue copy from the minutes.
EDW. GRAHAM, Scc'y

IN conformity with the above order of the
Trustees of Washington College. the undersigned
will Offer for sale by way Of Public Auction. AT
Harris Bottom, (seven miles South OF Lexington on
the North R,ver) on Monday the 22nd OF April next,
the several
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3 HUNDRED .zCRES.

and will he sold separate it lies IN the North Riv-
rr, about Two ,,iles below Harris Bottom. On his
Tract there Is large proportion Of good farming
land The produce of these lands can be sent 10
make, at all Seasons If the year by the RIVER lies
from ten 10 twelve miles above The Blue RIDE Ca
nal to which point the Navgarionis coed from Rich
mond aud Lynchhurc, and The improvement OF tie
Whale Is expected /" be completed by The james
River Il kauawha Company in few years Il is
unnecessary 10 say more, persons wishing 10 pun
chase respectfully invited to EXAM e The land,
and Judge Tor themselves before the day If SAFE
They will be sho"nhy Capt T'nsey, or Mr.. JOHN
Sales, living on the lands as tenants.
SAML. Med. REID,
A. u. BARCLAY.
REUBEN GRlGSBY,
ROBERT WHITE,
JOHN ALEXANDER.
Committee ofMe Board Of Washington College.
Lexngtou, March II i22A
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FORTY' ACRES OF L.aJv.D,


Executors Sale Of U0lss0Ole
Il q Ii A & CO l. AN ID Il Il q R D Il s.
WILL BE SOL TO The his hest bidder. on the
w 2jIh of April next. # fair il not The next fair
day thereafter, on the premises a certain
TK.ICT OF L.4.v.D,
lying and being in the county Of Amherst, on the
head waters Of Harriss Creek. adjoining the Lands
OF Elijah Fletcher and Others he main road lead
Jag from Lynchburg 10 the Buffalo Springs, about
fourteen miles from the former place aud containing
$40 ACRES,
by survey. This TRACTOR LAND has a large
portion OF frs, rate TOB.4C[O L.a.v.D
on it, and much fine M alow and an abundance of
good Timber. 1t is eldom that 50 valuable Tract
of Land is IN market, aud those wishing TO buy will
do we'll to cali aud examine before the day Of sale
1t will he shown by Mr. Hicks, Twin. on the prcn-
scs. Al the same time aud place will be sold three
" II q II d II s,
and all the Household and Kitchen FurIli-
tUre belonging to The late Mrs Peters. The Land
vii be sold cred, of twelve months, except
Sl00 which will be required in cash. The pur-
cue The payment. The negroes will be sold IN a
credit of twelve months, aud the Household and
kuchen Furniture on similsr credit when the
sun, amounts to five dollars and upwards and when
under that sum, cash will be required. For tue
personal property, Bonds with approved security viii
be required. BLANSFORD HICKS,
Serving Executor of William Peters. decd.
March 81 w5S
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Marcel, 81

NIRGlNlA-Ata Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery. cuntnued and held for tho
town Of Lynchbnrs. at The Courthouse in said town.
Saturday, The ed day Of enuary, 1885, sitting as
Court OF Ch,ncery:
David Burks, Jnnr. il his own rgh, and as one Of
The executions of David Burhs, deed, John Burhs
Charles B"rhs. John Harden, Elias w. Harden, Da-
vii Harden. Pi oebe Harden, Sally Ha,den. Lucy
Harden, Elizabeth Harden. Obedience Harden. ohm
Harden, Ch,re> Harden add Jane Had-n. the las,
foui Of " hon" are lnfans, aud sue by John Harden
Their father and nex tr,-ud. Plaintiffs,
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NJ OTICE...l would like TO accommodate iron,
y ~ TO Is boarders. My charge will be for board
and lodging the Of ten dollars per monih--1o'
board, washing and lodging 81 per month.
JAMES NJ. WOOD.
Marcel! e Il
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Nj. Espy. the rain maker. having fscd TO innn-
date Congress with his novel philosophy. has now
got into The Pennsy sanan legislature, and threat
ems them wtha pretty considerable" shower He
will have to rain pi,chiots, il he intends his doc
trnes shall penetrate the thick skulls OF OF the
Dutch pumpkins in tina, body - Boston hmes.
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Eight Hundred .fcreS,

has always been considered among the best. il not
the very best, Tract Of Land ia Eockbridge county
The Mountain 7If.2C7'S a,e intended TO be
sold as appeuiages Of HATS Bottom, aff,rdng
abundance of ,nber. and excellent range for Catlle
aud good deal OF excellent taJacco land. The
Mopa,a,n TRACTS contain about
Twelve Hundred Acres,
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DESCXIPTIO.N..

ARCHER is u beautiful chestnut sorTcl, years
old, five feet two inches high, Of great acon, fine
bone and muscle as well prorort,oned any horse
in America. lie has beautiful coat ot ha,r, which
denotes his superior stock his er,hs full aud deep,
HI, back short and strong, thighs aud arms very
muscular his front appearance Is commanding, h's
head anI neck well formed, his countcnance gen.
lie and noble. The Archcrs and D'omeds ARE; so
well tnown,o the people of this county, ] deem it
unnecessary to give pedigree
Archer ardcd n NEEDLE at the last Agricul-
lura exhibition in LynchLurg.
Any gentleman wanting To raise turf horses, saddle
horses. or horses iur the firm. would do better 10
breed from Archer than any other horse OF my =
quainiance. From my own experience they make
the best saddle horses and the hes farm horses that
| ] have seen. Asto bottom they cannot be beaten by
! The world. JOHN +. HAWKINS.
March Ii
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against

ineir 1iilieT anu next tri"rd. Plaintiffs,
against
George BuIks. IN his o"n I'ght and Of the
executions OF DAVID Bnks deceased. Henry Roach
and Elz beth his wife. Richard Bnrk., William.
Roach. William b. Roach, Melinda Roach, Eliza
beth Roach, Henry l.. Roach and Harry Ann his
wife. aud Poll, +. Roach. Defendants.
This cause came again this day 10 be heard, up
o" the tapers formerly read. and the Rel Of Com
missioner T'nsley, made pursuant to the decretsl
order OF the 9th day of August, s33, with exceptions
thereto by the Palntlffs, and BY George Buiks one
OF the Defendants. the examinations Of Witnesses, ex-
hbiIs since II ed. and argued by counsel. On
consideration whereof the Court sees nothing at pre-
sent IN The specific -xrrp"ns flied 10 the Report,
bni cannot shut its the strong PTObabil-
ny thai the Defendant George Bmks was largely in
debied IN hs luther at the time Of his death. for tho
ava'is Ut crops sold and used by him, and not ae-
c"unied ior TO ascertain which, the court doth order
that the Report aforesaid be recommitted TO The
Commissioner who made il, and the Defendant
George Burks may ne examined in solemn form
before The Commissioner, as TO such matters as the
Plaintiffs may require, respecting such balances Due
by him. AT an, time within five years next, before his
t. sators death, which should have appeared as Gre
dts to the estate, the iestators death, and the SAID
Commissioner is directed to make Report Thereof to
the Court with any matters special stated. thought
pertinent BY himself required by the parties 10 DO
DAVID ROBES, c. c.
CoMMIssioNKRs OFFICE,
Amherst Courthouse, March 16, 1882
The parties will take notice that have appointed
Friday. tho III, day Of May next, TO execute inc
foregoing order, which day, at the hour Of 10 O..
clock. A. NJ, they are requested TO attend at my OIL
nee with all necessary papers, prepared Tor eA""'
pOpCpT rINSIEV (.om
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NJ arch %
KCll FIR.

"a This bCnutifWl Horse q
T-NIA stallion. having been Ia'sed b.,
Plf-7K Tx myself from The most valuable
~M..X.AuQ stock Of the land,is now at his stand
IN Bedlu,d county. al my stable about nine
mile, from Lynchburg. IN good health and vigor,
serving mares ~ III. pricc Of 800 the SEASON. dsohnr-
ped b, the pay ment SIS within the season. and one
dollar 10 the groom ia every instance. Any gentle
man becoming responsible Tor FIVE shall have
the liberty Of putting the sixth one gratis. The
season the lst Of April and will expire
The Isl Of August. The subscriber will use every
esertion TO give satisfaction all who may paronze
his horse aud viii be taken prevent accidents
hni cannot be responsible for any that may happen.
Any macs entrusted TO my care shall be promptly
attended 10. and fed with grain at 373 cents per day
Nv personal attention will be gwen rs far az prac
c able.
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Tracts Of land

Therein menliOned Fats II SnIvtv vii be exhibited
and any information IN the mean time will be cheer
fully gwen To persons wishing it. 1t is only neces
sary here 10 say INT llau'S Bnion aiming oy u
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r Il u IG r f. r..

Tobacconist was got by Gohanuah, his dam Yam.
kee Maid by the unrivaIled race horse Bale Fori-
Eel, his grandam Bay Maria, Victor Of old Du,oc
aud Sir Alfred in a,we,y nile race by bay Yankee,
grandam Green's old Crler Inaie Ia first rate race
nag ii, all distances) by Celer, g grandam by Part
ner. Z & z eranam by Apollo, ggg grandam BY
impaired Valiant, ggagg grandam by imported
Jauns.gg granda'n by imported Jolly Roger,
81. &c.
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Hook store at s1NCfiON.
DURSUANF TO The provisions "t three several
l. deeds OF Trust made by Joseph L. Martin,
the first bearing date The 18Th day Of Jannary last,
and the Others on the 81 ST an Odd instant and all OF
record IN the Hastings Count Clerks Office Tor the
Corporation OF Lynehhurg. the undersigned iru.-
tees. will on The lltE day OF April 1889 At the Book
store lately keep by sad Marin, on Nam Street
in Lynchbnrg sell at public AUCTION, all tie
Books; Stationary, shop Furniture. &c.
lately owned by sand Martin, CONSISTING Of some
10000 VOlumns Of Books,
said IN he well selected. and Comprises n valuable
assortment. such as never before offered ia tins
market. Also, erea, variety Of Stationary con-
sisiing OF Paper, Merchants and Clerks Record
Books, DC. The assortment may Al any time be
seen and lnspreedby calling at the Book Store now
IN the possession oI The trustees.
TERMS At SALE. Merchants and ,tbrr
dealers are invited To attend the $ A l. r. be-.
ing The wish al all contrrncd I" SELL IN LARGE
LOTS. or he entire Establishments the trustee,
iee authorized To say that rccunn,nairnp terms III
he Offered. And ,lrs being the only BOOK AND
STATIONARY STORE in this place. presents a
strong Indutrmenr to purchasers dispo, ed TO ear,
on Tho business. {. DABNEY. , Trustees in
s. GARLAND. : helidced
r. G. ANDERSON, Trustee m The On deed.
p. s. All those indebted to saidJos E. Marlin. ar.
hereby notified thai their debts have been
conveyed by The above mentoned Deeds, and they
are invited 10 call the tresrcrs and NAH p1ymeni
THE TRUSTEES.
O. The Richmond Compiler will lnse,l the a.
boVe and send his account to this office
Mnoh2 % ,IIA