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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-11
sW EDfE.FE COLEEGE
In RicIanOnH, Virwtuin

HNHE next Winter Term Of Lectures in the Med
n ical Department of Hampton Sydney College
AT Richmond will commence Gu MONDAY .Octobe,
2lst $780, and continue until the last of February
following.
AUGS. l.. WARNER. NJ. D. Professor of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy
JNO. CULLEN NJ. d. Professor of Theory and
PrncIice Of Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ. d. Professor of ANATOMY and
Physiology.
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d. Professor oil
Materia Medca and Therapeutics.
X. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor OF Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women and Children.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. d. Professor of Chem
islry and Pharmacy.
The College lnfrmary attached to the College
Building has been successful operation for The
last eight months, and furnishes constantly a mum
Der OF interesting Medical and Surgical Cases-,o
which the Student has access al all hours.
The College lntrmar,, together with the Aims
House. Penuentia,y and Annoy, (Which are under
the char-e oltwo Of the Proessors) will afford the
student an opportunity OF witnessing the various dis
eases incident TO Southern climate. The abundance
OF materials for Anatomical purposes and the reduce
price at which theyare furnished will enable the Stu
dent 10 acquire an intimate knowledge of the Auato-
my Of the human body and the use Of Surgical In
strumens.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures, from
the number OF Surgical Cases admitted into the
i",n"iy' Tue PROFESSOR oil surgery was enabled to
exhbn before the class, nearly all the important Sur
sical operations upon the iring subject and from
the increasing popularity of The Infrmary, there is
reason TO believe that hereafter the Surgical Cases
in the House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel lights, servants
attendance. &c. cen be obtained in this city for four
dollars per week.
We are authorised 10 state that full Course of
Lectures in this Institution will be received as e.
quivalent TO ono in the following Medical Schools
University OF Pennsy lvania Jefferson Medical Col
iege oiP Philadelphia; Medical College of the STATE
OF South Carolina Trannsylvania University, Lex.
'ng,on' ny University of Maryland &c. &c.
Inc Professor OF Anatomy will open the Dissect-
ing Rooms oithe College ON the frs, of October.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty
Richmond. May % 6m
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NOTI CE.

TIVE subscriber having disposed ofhis Land, and
Il being determined 10 remove, will offer for sale
at his house near Bethel, on Wednesday, the 18Th
Of November, the following Property, TO wit his
crop 81 Corn, Oats. Fodder and Shucks. Also. his
stock Of Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs, and an
exec lent yoke ofOxen. and an Ok Cart together
with hls Household and Kitchen Furniture, Panla-
lion Utensils, aud a set OF BIacksmiih's Tools.
rerms-Cash will be required for all sums Of five
dollars and under and credits of six months for all
sums and above five dollars, tho purchaser TO
give bond with good security.
ROBT. ISBELL.
Amherst CO.. Nov. u3N
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Oct. 81
one hundrcdDOIiurs xse.cu,d.

" ANYWAY from tho subscriber the 9th Of
IL July, a very bright mulatte Boy by the name
of WARMER, about feet . inches in height,
10 years of age, spare made, strait black hair.
black eyes gentee in his appearance, very polite in
ms manners, speaks quick, and is somewhat conceit.
ed has small the back fone of his hands.
He took with him two suits Of cloths one of gray
bIoadcloth frock coat and panaloons, the other OF
homespun, copperas color roundabout 4 pantaloons
aud black fur hat about half worn. II requires
close inspection to distinguish him from a white
person. 1t is supposed that he has gone in the
direction of Lynchburg, or lllllsborough, OF
down the river.
| will give the above reward if taken over 90
miles foai home; over 10 and within 90 miles, $50
within 10 miles, $40, If he is returned TO me- OF
edged in jail SO that get HIM again.
NATHL. =. THOMAS,
Near Milton, n. G.
Juiy
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Portrait Painting.

MIR. & MRS. NICHOLSON having taken Tia
WI house formerly occupied by Mr.. Bailey, at
Amherst Court House, are PREF AIRED to Paint
Miniatures and Portraits, Tor any who may
desire II. Our terms moderate. and we invite The
public generally, and in particular those who dis
posed encourage us, 10 call and examine ibs DUAL
lty of our Paintings. From the satisfaction hereto
fore given. we hope to meet with liberal encourage
ment.
Oct. % w5w
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Public sale Of Land d Negroes.

ID virtue OF D deed OF trust executed BY Richard
l. ). Ellis, To the subscriber, the 17th day OF
December. 1885. and Of record IN the Clerks office
ol Amherst county. will be ssld Pedla Mills. IN
tie county OF Amherst. 10 The highest bidder for
cash, ON Tuesday the Goth DAY Of November The
following property, TO vii: one tract OF Land on OF
te, Creek. CONTAINING 400 acres. more less, adj
DINING the lands OF Barkn y vars and others three
other adJ Joining tracts, lying on both sides Of tue
Enchanted Greek. and containing together elghi
hundred acres more or less, adjoining he lands Of
Moses Martio, deed. &e.. three othef tracts, all
adjoining, containing seven hundred and thHy one
acres more or less yipg the folks OF Pedlar nv
RI aud lIorsley s creek adj joining The Pedar MINIS
aud Others, also one other rset oil Land containing
200 acres more or on both sides oil Pedlsr river
adjoining the lands OF John DAVIS others also, one
lot Of about one aor. With the Brick Soehouse there
on AT Pedlar us. Also the following Slaves 10
Wit: Ofhello n nsn. and Frankly has wife, and John
now aged about 10 years. aud Nancy now aged
about 10 years with their increase # any, since the
I7ih Dee. 1885. The tile to the aforenamed Land
& Negroes is believed 10 be ndisputable, but acting
as nustee will convey such title only as is vested
IN ne by the deed aforesaid.
1llfom Inclemency Of weather. any other cause,
the sale OF the aforesaid property should not be com
pleled the day named, II will be continued from
day TO day until finished.
SAMI.. Med. REID. Trustee.
| consent that the above named properly may be
sold at tho tine and place named IN The foregoing
advertisement nj aud upon The terms aforesaid.
RICHARD S. ELLIS.
Oct % ids
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Book store and Book Bindcry.

lVAVlNG made arrangements with Vim, A.
i Talbot, the subscriber has connected with ms
Book Store, IN rhs place. Book Bndery, and would
respectfully inform his friends aud the public gener
ally that lac Is prepared To have executed, IN the
most handsome aud substantial manner, Book bind
inc Of all descriptions. Merchants Clerks OF Courts
Bank Officers aud Others be furnished, 10 order.
upon short notice, with Day Books. Journals aud
Ledgers Record, Deed aud BIN Books, Invoice,
SheutIs aud Receipt Books, made OF The best mate
rails aud IN The must substantial manner. lie flat
tiers himself. that all persons who w,li iavor him with
their custom shabe perfectly satisfied. lie would also
say that beng anxious reduce his stock OF Books
he is disposed 10 sell a, prices more moderate than
ever. +. ECllOLS
AuF. 10 IL
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N,w ORLEANS. Oct. DC.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct &c.
FROM TEXAS.-By the arrival Of The steam
packstCotuWbis. we haze received our files of Gal
weston and Houston papers-tlie fi~l TO the 18th
and tbs second to the 9Th inst, both inclusive.
Inc boastDn lniegencer Of The 18th that The
yensw lever was 80 that ci'yas we'll in Galveston
.sesfs.' fatal cases of decided black vom had oc
en"so ~ the iofmer place. Some the Oldest and
a,' ss-pec'abe cit'zrps had fallen victims 10 the
spid-naic. Among o,her. Uon U.,,y Hnn,,t,...
cn'si Jnstce Of the county VI Harrisburg: Hon.
noosu nsr' post master ges.sa aud DR.. Edmund
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J uly 10
MOasGJS MULTzCAULlS.

L HAVE large quantity of VI o. ae.3A
l. r l. NJ L l. + | & A u l. S, sfEH5S3&
which will sell on very liberal terms, @Y&
delivered any time after the lsl No,em. -
Der.
Persons wishing to supply themselves with tho
genuine article Of the first order. will please give INC
a call at the Washington Hotel, Lynchhnrg, Va.
JAMES NJ. LANGHORNE
SEN,
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New Grocery in Lynchburg.
Oct "a

I,llE subscriber. hasiog removed to Lynchburg.
1 respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, they have taken The house former
" occupied by Marin, Ward Davis. two doois
belo" Charles Phelps Auction Room, and oppo-
site Messs. S. & NJ II. GalanJ's Law Office,
where they intend TO Keep general assortment Of
Groceries Tor sale, at very low ,aies for cash
BAILEY & WOMACK.
Oct. % 10
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- ohS ANT 10 a deed Of trust bearing date The
=, End day October, 1887, executed by George
NJ Thomas 10 me, for purposes therein specified
wn'ch dred duly of record in the Amherst County
highest bidder, for cash. pom the premises IN Thu,s
gay the 2ist day of November next. a House and
Lot III the town of New Glasgow. The House is no,y
occupied by William II. knieht as Saddie,,s shon
s anu was purchased by said Thomas of William II
K KyJ,. $50 $50 all said Thonass Household and
n"eneh ufh'ure and all his working tools. a very
complete set. Acting as trusree ! shaII "o,na .y
sue" ''''e only as is vested in me by the deed ,Cre
S', oa. ., JOHN B. DUNCAN, Trustee.
-C- - ,2lN
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IVORY KNIVES * FORKS IN SETS.
/ Patent Coffee Pots. and Steak Dishes,
Plated Caadiesllcks, SHUTTERS mud Trays,
Anditons Fendsfs. and Shove aud Topgs,
Just received aud Tor sale by
II. Il. RICHARDS.
Sent
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Stocks. Collars &C,

HENTLEMEN will find at Hunt & Martins
~ fine assortment OF
Superior plain and coloured Satin Socks
do do do Bcmbazine do
Linen Collars, all Patterns,
Black and coloured Goat Skin Gloves very
superior
Sept. 90 "a
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Urias Jones


and attempted to pass as free man. but sincs ,,,.
he belongs TO Mrs. Elizabeth Mcneil, Poy ia
George Griffith, who resided when he left ia
Der land county, North Carolma.-Urias
five and one quarter inches high, about ,..,, =,
seven years oil age, has on the right cb..t an
the left side Of his forehead, near the hal, and ~
tween the eyes-he has. also several scars on the
breast and lett leg--is of dark compexion-s,.,l.
quick and converses we--he can read pnp,. md
says he IS a rough carpenter When laken he had
IN his possession a silver watch, some jrwelfy and
$40 in cash, blue cloth ffock coal. with "a y,,o,
collar, checked vevetHest an overcoa,, with SOM.
other articles Of clothing, and ivory headed sword
cane.
Noto Has is 10 Rire notice, That unless the said
Negro is reclaimed. and all chatges pad, by the 25k
Of November 1885, he will he sold according . law
for Jail fees, &c. &c. II. NOWLlN Jalor
Of Franklin County, Virgins.
Franklin CO., Oct. % w25N
O. The "Danve Reporter will please cory
until the day of sale, aud forward its account to We
for collection. II. NOWLlN.
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10 wit ono Tract of Land Bent Greek. in said
county OF buckingham, adjoining WIN. Thurman
aud Others, containing 4G7 acres more or less Anotb
ertraei on same creek 10 same county, containing
SOD acres more or less, and adjoining the first men
toned tract, and others. Anolhe, tract on same
creek, and In same county, containing 446
or less. adjoining the lands Of George Penn and 9th
ers, being the same bought by said Walton Of John
Harris Another tract said creek. IN said county.
containing 220 or less adjoining the lands
OF Charles Phelps and others, bought by SAID Wal
ton OF ba"ler q Walker. Another tract in sad
county on sad creek containing $50 acres, adjoining
the lands oil Srauon Wheeler bought by SAID Wal
ton Of Robert Walton. Another tract near Bent
Creek, containing 200 acres or less and hound
ed by The lands oil Dabpey Gooch and others, bought
by said WALTON of WIN. Chick. Another tract on
the waters of Broad Creek containing 500
or less. bought by sail Walton Of Wm Chick. aud
bounded by the lands Of Reeves Il White and 9th
ALSO,
The following Negro Men, to wit Peter, Lowell,
Sandy, Billy, Spinner. Sam Page, Joshua. Jerry.
John, Joe. Also the following negro boys, 10 Wit
Neptune Bob Henry. Also the following negro
women, girs and boys, 10 wit: PhIllls, Pleasant,
and Jenny, women, Nancy aud her daughter Lucy,
Gace and her thee children, names not recolleeted,
B ID and her children 10 wit Winston, CLANCY,
the name of the other not recollected Ky and her
2 ch..dreh, names not recollecied Rachael and her
children, 10 VII: Mickey, Anderson, Nelson Jesse
and Wat, Matilda & her children, TO wit: Martha,
Edward. Mary, Sandy, name OF the others moi recol
lected, Caroline girl Jinney g'il, Sarah girl,
women Patty Sllvey. Also an interest ollour-ninhs
in The following slaves. to wit: Sawney, Jenney aud
her children, 10 vii: John, Jacob, aud Sally, and
others, names not remembered, Judy and her
children, 10 wit James, names Of the other Q not
recollccled Also the increase Of the aforemeLtion-
ed female slaves, fany since the date Of the aforesaid
deed OF trust 1.-THE sale OF the aforesaid property from
nclcmency Of the weather any other cause should
not be co upetcd on the aiorcnamed day, II will be
continued from day 10 day u1 finished, or until so
much is sold as will satisfy the claim named IN the
aforesaid trust deed.
Acting as trustee, will convey such title only as
is vested III me by The deed aio, esad
SAML. Med. REID, Trustee.
Oct. % i2SN
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NOFFAT's LIFE PILLS, AND PHENIX
NA BaTrEHs.-Fho perfectly safe, uncernc, and sue
cessu treatment Of almost every species by the use
of Motats Life Medicines, longer xcrineni as
ference TO the experiences OF many thousands patients will
sactof's During the present month of April alone
nearly hundred have know ege of Mr.
Moat where tho patient has to all appearance, effected
permanent b, the exclusive aud udtious use of the
Mcdcnes-soms or ten OF these had been considered be.
yohd all hope by their medical attendants Such happy results
nre source oigea pleasure Mr. NJ and inspire him with
confidence recommend the OF his medicines TO hi
The Life Medicines purely Vegetable prcpararion-
hey are mid and pleasant in their operation and same
time demonstrating rapidly upon the secre,ions the
tcm-cany ing OH all acrimonious humors and assimlang
with aud purifying the blood For this reason aegra,n
ted cases OF Dyspepsia the Life Medicines will give relief in
shorter o time than other prescriptions. In Fever
aud Aeur, nlammanry Rheumatism, Fever. every dc.
scpton Sick Headaches Heartburn Dizziness in The bra
Pains IN the Chest Fauenoy, impaired appetite and in eve
",seass arising from an nrur,y OF or disorder
proved to be beyond doubt greatly superior any mode
An that Mr. Moa asks Of his patients is to be particular in
taking them strictly ordng the directions not nv
newspaper noticoor thing that he him. elf in their
favor that he hopes gain credit. II alone by the results
oia far trial sthe reader invalid and does he wish to
kno" whether the Life Medicines will suit his case If
So let him call send Mr.. Moats Office 367 Broav av
and procure copy the Good Samaritan published gratu
tously lie will there find enumerated many extraor
uay OF cure and perhaps exactly similar TO his
own. Sold Wholesale and retail.
For additional particulars OF the above Medicines Mof
fats Good Samaritan copy of which accompanies the
incidence acopy always be obansd the dierent A.
gents who have the medicine for sale.
French German and Spanish directions can be obtained on
application at The office, 375 Broadway.
All post paid letter. viii receive immediate attention.
-. Prepared and sold by WILLIAM b. MoFFAT, 375
broadway New York A liberal deduction made 10 those
who purchase sell again
%GENrsThe Life Medicines may also be had OF any of the
principal Druggists in town throughout the United
States aud the canadas ASK for Alohats Life Pills and Phe,
Bitter. he thut fac simle of John Mofas sic
upon the atel Of each bottle of Bittes or box of
Pills
For sale by the following agents
ID. r. LYMAN:
DIR. j. T. ROYAL, Lynchtirg Va
G T. ESTES, Lovnssten, Nelson Co, Va.
Ssptcmhcr26 Iom
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Iefter from Austin, the new seat OF government.
dated Oct ls mentions that the city presents quite
a comn,-rcisl and busness-ike appearance. The
constantly arriving. laden with goods and chat
ties. Three spacious hotels, besides many smaller
buildings. we're In prog'ess OF erection. Inc hfsl
number Of paper. To be called the" Austin CT
" Gszeue." was sson 10 make it's appearance
At Msiarorda. ON the evening" Of the 3oih III
tfno Francois l.. du Failois. resident Of HAT
pisce. committed suicide by cutting his throat with
. ,zzor.
Ia the San Augustine congressional dsftet
the election for member of congress has bcsn very
sninted. General Samuel Houston and Major w b
Dufield we're the principal candidates. General
Houston was elected by small majonty.
The Is gun brig Bfazos, VIZ. Oli'et, command
er, arrived al Galveston, on the llth, from Baiti-
more. She Is pronounced by the journals al pen-
did speeimen VI naval architecture.
A friend relates The following incident as having
occurred at a Counting room of Mr. --.not MA
Nv miles from somes here IA this city. number
of gentle en. for The lack Of other subjects. we're
zach stating what USE he would make OF money II
he was wealthy. 4 CLERK IN the establishment siood
by and said nothing Al pause IN tho converse
ton, ono turneJ 10 hiin add said" Well, ~ IL
you were rich. what would you do 80 ~"uld ash
Mr.. - for hs daughter Mary" MI
looked surtrised the byslandcs sa" mo oolee''
md lent q hand aud Jun las tie prospect oil having
both his wlslls. ga flied. wealth sod Mary.
No names. upon honor w. L. oa''
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One Hundred and Eighty-tllrec
KE 5,

lying on Ivy creek, in Bedford county, within half
mile OF he Tract last described. 1t is well watered,
and contains sufficient quan,ity of WOOD LAND
for the support Of the place-Sixty Acres of this
Tract is first rate lowground and the upland is
in good state of improvement.
Ian NJ
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SHIRTS .Y.v'D DR.lDy.ERS

SHIRTS .Y.v'D DRAWERS
NJ EMS superior Silk Shuts
vi Ladies do do
Mems Buck do
Metno do
;" Lambs Wool do
Merino, Lambs Wool, aud Buokskn drawers Of
all qualities.
On hand and for sale at low prices by
HUNT & MARTIN.
Ocl 81 IA
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WHITE SULPHUR.

HAVE Just received another supply OF Sui
= phur water. A directory Tor its use. and the
diseases TO which It is particularly applicable, by DR.
Mo"rm7n' Resident Physician at the Springs, may
be had gratis by aPplicatonto
IL. LATHAM, Druggist.
Sept. - Is
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GUIDE TO PASSENGER.
!M&AA
Leaving LysscAOHrg for Ricysn,ens -

the Worth.
FAVE Lynchburg on Mondsys, W.a.-
IL days and fridays, at o'clock. A. NJ. .r,,,"
Charlottesville same evening. al =. NJ. -
Charlottesville. nexr day by A. NJ. reach the nv,
Read. distance of only % miles from cb.'
louesville by 10 O'Clock, and arrive in R,"n
mond same evenings, by O'Clock. p. NJ. Th, III,
be found by far the most comfortable route =, ~,
as the most sxpedinous to Richmond or o.;a"
North. by way of Washington City. having no MAJ.
travelling after leaving Lynchburg. The ,.." "'
and coaches this line are first rate, and 'H'
drivers skful, careful and accommodates. Nv
pains will be spared to render the trip safe aud n..
SAINT TO the passengers.
Fare through to Richmond. 50 5o.-To P,.d.
ricksburg Sl2. 5. Il. CLOVES, Ag.p,
June II Wi.
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TWENTY ACRES,

lying on the Forest road and adjoining the above
mentioned TRACT, nearly half of which IS heavily
timbered. the balance recently cleared. On this
Tract there IS good DWELLING HOUSE.
This u one Of the best stands the Forest road for
blacksmith shop, wheelwreht shop and Wagon
yard, as ii the first good spring (aiier leaving Lynch
burg,) which is convenient the road.
Alsn nnoIher IRACI. containing
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(O.PNrf1se1'ShiD.

CO.KsNrtuerShiD.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED have iomed a 90.
Il partnership under the style of
EANPKlN 4 WILLIAMS,
for the purpose of carrying on business al the Am
herst MILLS. They are now prepared loi thu recop-
ton of WHEAT, for which they will give the high
est cash prices throughout the season.
JAMES l.. LAhPklN,
JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS.
July Is
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SAODLEKY and Coach Tr;n,,,;,.
- superior assortment, just opened for Sal. IS
S.u1o IL. B. RICHARDS.
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HUNT r. .N.ERTX.V,
IoProsITE TnE POST UFrICt)
Lave received their stock Of STAPLE /
IL FANCY
FALL u WINTER DRY GOODS,

NTUCtTT's CUPS,
which is large and desirable and shall be sold for
Cash or 10 punctual dealers time, at prices that
will certainly give entire satisfaction. Their friends
and The public are respectfully requested examine
their stock
Oct. 81 IA
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COLLINS n Co... ANEs.

COLLINS n Co.'S ANEs.
AVlNG RECEIVED Isrge lot of Collins
Il Co.'S AXES, they will be sold unusually
low Tor cash. Ii. b. RICHARDS.
Oct. 10 10
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SEv.E.v. HV.yDRED .fCRES,

lying in Campbell county, on The Forest road about
Two and half three mules from Lynchburg,
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
Of which is heavily timhered Tobacco Land. not
surpassed by any IN the county and The cleared Land
IS generally in se,, good heart This Land lies renar
kably well. aud is abundanly watered. The improve
mems are excellent being all new. consisting Of a
large aud well finished DWELLING HOUSE.
81, together with Meat House Ice House, lTfes
EiiI Dairy, Kitchen, Weaving House, and EgiiiI
-.9..A large Bee House, in which the Bees YELL
are now in foll operation without hives. and all o.
lher Out Houses necessary. On this TRACT there
IS another settlement. consisting OF good Dwelling
House and all necessary appuTtenances there IS
sufficiencv OF rich MEADOW LAND for the use
Of the FARM, and an abundance of almost all
kinds Of F.uiis which the climate will justify.
Within the immediate neighborhood there are sever
al Blacksmith Shops, Wheelwrghl Shops. Saw and
Gflst Mills. Persons wishing 10 engage in the
manufacturing Of Silk would do well to call and
this property, rs they might here enter into that
business with but slight additional expense.
ali abau
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} Valuable real Estate STs,
FOR SALE FamnI
Hf In n IA. -kR~-A

H,HE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL, at hIs
i residence on the thirty first day Of December
1899. the VAL UAB + T. ST A I T., upon
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Was Committed

rO the Jail Of Franklin County, Va. on thu a,,,,
Il day of November. 1888 as a runaway 49,
NEGRO MAN, who calls himself
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SILK GOODS.

Amherst Co, Nov. 4
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