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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-20
an. ROSES FAMILY mEnacINRa.

II y. 8w
- Worthy piaee - all Families, being prepsvsd u
R,0uIor Graduate and Pkvsscou of fk,vfv rsoxs <xu>
,iepee-Dr J. 8. Rose l. an honorary member Of the
PHILADELPHIA Medical Society & graduated in Io2Offom
the University Of PENN under the guidance Of the sru-
ly euminent Profeasors Physick, Chapman. 0ibson
Coke. Jane. and Hmre-names celebrated for medical
science and having had daily intercourse and eonsua
lion with those distinguished Physicians, rsspsctine
diseases If all knd and the proper remedies skssefor
and being solicited by thousands Of his patients to pusup
bis Preparations. he now offers to the public % he -
suits Of IL. experience for the past thirty years. the fol-
lowing valuable Family Medicines each one ssted %
specific disease;
Dy. j. 8. Rose's Nervous and Essisorafsn1 Cordial
The Greatest Discovery In Medical Science For ali
Nervous conditions Of the System Heart diseases and
Nervous Complaints The astour ding and happy effect
of DR. Roses Nervous Cordial Diseases of The Heart
Palpitntons Numbness, Neuralgia Nervous rremor az
the Muscles Heartburn FIatuienee Pain in the Face
Wakefulness Restle.sness. or Tor tho mind or body
won down by care. labor or study. ha. induced many
stituion II is grand rest.ier 1t completely removes
from the system all nervous ritatons and IL almost
mir ,culous In II. rapid and happy effect. The weak
and nervous are req ored to pcrfrcf hen
fore using ono bottle. Price 50 cents
A Medicine for every Fanlv-Do YOU suffer with
any paint If you do van will find int rclief
by using Dr. j s. Roses Pain Curer. Il i. the only
preparation which cures almost instantly sore fhrosss
rheumatism from colds pains In the side back or limbs
face st neck BRUISES co, ns and chiblaius There IL
nothing equal 10 H. for mps or rising In the breast No
mother should be without battle. Whenover you hsvs
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.


Rnop all men bythese presents, That wc' the Subsc-
bers being Stockholders in The James River and Kama
- our true and lawful Attorney AMI Proxy, To re-.
present each of in all General Meetings Of the Stock
holders Of said Company, held within months from
and after the date hereof when personally
present or represented by other Proxy; with full
power and authority such General Meetings give
ssch or votes and 10 such other acts,
each Of could give do. a member of the said
meetings If we personally PRESENT. and wedo here
10y rafy and confirm Whatever votes act acts,
said Attorney may lawfully give do for In pur-
suance of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals, this - day of -
thousand eight hundred and -.
dec I6.3w Testc. [sEAL.1
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iaaIilz JAMES RIVER CANAL.

FARE FROM LYNCHBuRG FARE FROM LYNCHBURG
To Richmond $3.50 To Lexington, e. 25
To Charlottesville, . SO To Natural Bridge, $50
To Cumberland G II 3 25 TO Buchanan, 80
Our Packet Boats leave Ly nchburg daily Mt ,. NJ
Sundays excepted, and arrive in Richmond second A.
NJ at S. connecting there with the Northe and South
Cars leaving A. NJ. and Steam Boats down the
river, leaving at A. NJ In Lynchburg, supper will be
provided the Boats for Passengers coming in on the
Tennessee rproad Cars
Passengers for Charlottesville will take the Tuesdays
Thursdays md Saturday, Boat arrive in Scotesvile
rext A. NJ at ia o'c.ock, and in Charlottesville at
p. Nj.
he Boat for Lexington, Natural Bridge anil Buchan.
an I'll" lea e Lynchburg Mon1ays, Wednesday, and Fri
daysat 81 M. Returning leave Buchanan Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, n 90 A. NJ.
BOYD. EDMOND d. DAVENPORT.
dec I3
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Our terms will be cashier negotiable paper satistao-
torily endorsed
The subscriber, thankful for the very liberal patron
age bestowed him for the last fourteen years he has
been in business in Lynchburg. wou just mention that
he will still continue his former business heretofore.
and hopes, with the additional facilities he now has,and
by the attention he feels determined give
his business in all its various branches. merit
tinuance Of the patronage of liberal public
scpt 23.ts GEO q. CURLE
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port Walthall I,ine

Port Walthall Line
WE beautiful and favorite steanb,atA [~~@ N
Il AUGUSTA, under ,hr comm nd OF
Capt. VIM. O. Smith, (so long and favorably known to
The travelling community the Potomac and James
kivcr) has resumed her place the line via Port Wal
ihall after having been nghy rebuilt and 6e. gu,
in the most elegant STYLE and furnished with Life Boats
Lie Preservers, Force Pumps. and all the Appliance.
required by Act of Congress the safety piss
engers.
The Cars running h. nexion with the Augusta will
leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every Mon.
day, Wednesda, and Friday morn Fat Ga o'clock NJ
Persons arriving in Richmond by the Packet Boats,
have but few steps walk to the Cars.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
rate days, via Tuesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays
o'clock, A.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, &c....-.. 81 90
tara between Richmond, Cokes, Rings Mill ind
Children three years and twelve
years of age, half price.
Meals each, Observation-Disclosures. 90 so
Servants. through so
Servants tn any point IT, e river, .----...-. 90
Nv 2.d& THOS DODAMEAD Supt
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: ,,;xISTRATORS SALE AND

HIRING The ,,erishable property Col "era'a
,,isr decd. consisting of the Crops ct Corn, may
put.t;.r Utensils. Horses. Cattle, some va'uan'e
n Coxs an portions Of the Furniture WV, ne -"
|" ''' s.s;1sn,,e near New London, on Thursday.
bad inst. T., s,..,,. .,s
,.,. iii Ia. hired at, Including some valuable
4 and an excellent BLACKSMITH.
,n. ana ae known at sale, TO be conducted b, "
gOBr I. DAVIS. Adn'rarc-
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DRYAN'S PIT MoNIC WATERS are unfairg In
- the cure a coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Sore Throat. Hears ness, Dfenlt Breathing Incpient
Consumpiiun, and seases Of tbe Lung,. They have
no taste of medicine and any child will take them.
Thousand. have been toped health that had before
ies,'aire'. Testimony ven an hundreds OF cases. A
sing dose relieves In MINUTES
Ask for Brynns Pulm, ic Wsfcrs--the original AID
only genuine !. stamped .ryan. Spurious kinds are
offered for sale. Twenty Il, cents box Sold by deal
srs generally. j. BRYAN \ co. Rochester, N. Y. Pro.
prictors. Wholesale by J. u. WOOD Richmond 7. II.
ROBERTSON &CO.. Petrrss,u J. ii. PATTERSON
&oo,,Wheelng. and d. r. LYMAN, Lynchhurg.
lb-hHmif
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed for the Daily virginian.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10Th.

w AShlNGTON, lee. loti.
HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIvEs.-Th Cival and
Diplomatic Pension and Deficiency Bills were
presented in the House to-day, and appropriately
referred. Both Houses then adjourned, in re-
spect to the memory of the late Senator Anterior,
of New Hampshire.
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..s.,C0F NEAR 100 Negroes

,T AuCTION-The undersigned ae,'"s o Us
A, ,,ndcr n decree Pronounced On the l9fh
".,'ps 1853, by the Circuit cnr. of rrin:e Edward
asu'' All, dcpending in said Court in which 10
m y, ni.,,p,e,s and others plaintiffs, md W 'iam
D. o. s,r If J..s;ah Chambers, decd, and others
adaa,. will offer for sale ut pubic auction :"
\ on the 97t, day Of Decemoe', 1893, ir f'"nt al
|. Ha,el in the towa at farmsll':.
An the Slaves, near 400 In Numoei; l.,
an rho e.tafe Of Josiah Chau'aers. dcc'd.' Tie
fI Is ..a,;n,ed from day da, till all are sold
70 Ut ..e l;,eiy and valuabl,-anioBg them are
Tr NsI, !. TOBACCO Tw1STERS.
FSA' 1"' n ]. WORSHAM,
/. i. THORNTON, ico"rs
H. II. MARSHALL.
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Sale Of VALUABLE Negroes.

|HB subsceiters. acting undcr decree ct the eoan'
y court ofAppemattox, pcoaouncr,' ON the 81 aay
|rsuber. 1853, ia she case OF -O'nmPec"er sno
\. .sans, Glass and others" wu',on natsaay '''e
d,v of december. 1853, at the late residence OF
nm Helm deed. offer f,r sale at public auction TO
,h4.t lid Ter. all the SLAVES held and owned lay
|, d William Helm decd. There are about twe"'
number. and auaeng hem several ex ie'c"t MIL
kns an Mechanics Indeed all Of them are most
|ahle "
RRNS.-Uruu a credit cf six months. negotiable
y, intellectually endorsed.
"A. b. N0WLlN, }Com'r..
WM. Il. R0ANE,
m fR,,,,hi rany l
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NEW YORK, Dec. l9.-The anticipated visit in
consequence of the arrest and Imprisonment of
Parsons, the street preacher, Sunday week. did
not take place. Yesterday three regiments were
under arms all day, but every thing remained
quiet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-20
FANCY CANE SEAT, GRECIAN AND
PLAIN CHI AIRS.

WE undersigned returns his thanks to this a
u community for pat, onage Of more than 30 ~
ycars in his business and takes pleasure In say
ing that he Is prepared furnish my article In hs
line at the shortest notice. aud the most favorable
terms. lilo warrants every Chair which he sells.
Cane bottom Chairs Of thu latest style and finish,
windsor do various patterns,
Rocking do Cane Wood, and Cushioned S,a,s
and Seitees,
He has also, generally ON hand TIN SAFEs-an Of
which will be offered the best terms.
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.,ERU,LDSNG LOTS for
..lsC Avn LOT ron SAFE

l~ lot. situated on the Forest Road iinme'
-, s a" '' the c@porarion line The h"u's ]. in
p Os " IN 4 mere nj ground n,t,che'' u MOI
a,el, it will be sud nj Auction without reserve
w. afternoon. the 23rd int at . o'clock,
flernsi w. "ff'' Aurtionerr.
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= oC VALUABLE SLAVES -Pur

HLB % Iocree of the Circuit Court 4 tue Col Po-
,unni 10 M, prenounced AT the June term tte,e-
|0ei hY"s is53 in The case Of Tyree vs. Tyree. the
Ia' yea minis ioners, will proceed 10 sell at the
|r'Ie"e' in The civ Of Lynchburg, on the 29th day
ctho''o, nv way of public Auction. to the high
|mber' o'y, TEN I.AvES, belonging 10 the cs-
bidder 'ot Tvr.c. decd. Among them are Cooks,
p " h,nds and Hons, Se,van,.
|'' manu-, =" JNo. IL TYREE' comm'rs.
I lsdta9dee oA"A
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FI,nE LARGEST SILK, RIB q N
i AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK -

Thomas q. Stea,ns mporer aud Jobber Of SLhs, Mule
very, aud Fancy Goods Cash prioesT!me grant
ed by adding interest, 16o broadway. ~ Y, Has
IN store aud is daily receiving and Offering the lowest
prices complete assortment of goods In his line,
rrisng nil the various aud designs consisting al
Black aud funcy Silks, Maroelincs Florcnces shawl.
Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons, Taacta and Satin Ribbons.
Dress Trimmings of all kinda, Embroiderias Frenc,
and English Grapes, Grape Lsscs Silk Cravss, Gloves
of all kinds Silk Lace Mitts Barcges. LAGOS. White
Goods, Hosiery, l. Hdkfs
The undersigned would invite Merchants from tho
North, South, East and We when In tho city, To favor
him with call; and examine his stock before pur-
chasing
THOMAS q STEARNS.
1862 Broadway, Between Liberty ST.
dec Qa-lacly and Mniden yapc N Y.
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RICHMOND, Dec. 19.-Flour- holders ask Sc
so. Wheat is held att 40 to As. Corn, old 6s
to 20 new 60 to IS.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS,


Medicine which for ninetyro years. has proved oovky
Of all confidence
A MEDICINE universal in its powers of good to man
IA infant often loo sed upon a blessing
from heaven lifemay be duly aPprecia-
ted.
But" some one says, show medicineb be use-
full in all cases7" We answer, this medicine pu-
rifles the blood, and disease effect when
the blood is pure
ALL DISEASE Is CURED BY PURIFY
ING THE BLOOD.
Suppose tho stomach is affected. All the symptoms
show gceat of its strength IL IL not capable
ofdigesting the food; have wind in stomach
Notwithstanding pain scraping senrations
the pit of tho stomach These symptoms remaining
the greatest prostraton Of the powers Of the mind
well those of the body-and If not speedily remov
cd, they will other dangerous symptoms, such ~
Paralyssi ST. vitus' Dance, Diplepsy. Rhsumstsm--
more generally however, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery,
may be obstinate costiveness, terminating in vio
lent sickness Of the stomach and unfrcquently In
inflammation Of the bowels.
How important 10 IL then, that these FIRST Symptoms
be removed and doses Of Brandreths Pills
would generally effect this object; but Il should be
membered that they always applicable, and shoald
be used until health 10 fully rssoredas they will surely
cure sooner than any other remedy, and when have
health through them IL 10 path work-it 10 asBu
IHE cuRE-one that will not deceive.
For sale, Wholesale and recall By D. B. Payne. Lynch
burg;vs lsSe-wSl
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Blanks! Blanks!! Blanks!!!
AT THE VIRGINTAN OFFICE,
(sONSTABLES, Warrants,
~

~ Executions,
Delivery Bonds and Motto es
Inde implying Bonds.
SHERIFFS' Delivery Bonds and Notices,
.. lndemnifying Bonds.
Bills OF Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, dimerent Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS which found for SALE can
lie had at the Vrgnan oce there is large and
ful supply just issued from the press.
The gentleman TO whom the this department
our business Is entrusted has superior In the
who order work ut this may
speedy and faithful performance
ourfacilitesfor Pamphl let, ard, and IL ule w ork,
complete which with the Fancy Tyrs and
embellishments recently rade, vrgnan good JOB
Office as is to be found In the interior
Orders from the City and Country respectfully solicited
Ia zo-dScifts TERRY a SHIELDS.
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Corn Planters !! Corn Planters II!
NE, tbe undersigned. hnvi x OBJ aimed Of Mr..
w Kuhn, Proprietor Of tho State for Virginia,
agency for the nuiactsre and sale of Robert J. Col
wins Patent CORN PLANTER; respect lily request
those who desire u labor saving machine, by which
hand is enabled toperorm the work, which, by the pres
mode of planting rcqures four hvc,o call inn
medaley and supply themselves with one Of these In
valuable machines. To this Planter awarded the
first Premiums Mt tho State Agricultural ias Of Virgin
In, Maryland Pennsyvann and Now. York--bosides nc
" premiums Mt other fairs This machine, drawn by
horse opens the furow drops the with great
regularity, Also Guano Plaster, Il desired and coy
ers It tho proper depth.
dec Its DIUGUID BRO.
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VIM. j. FOLKES

MILL be 10 want Of money about the lat Of Janu-
w a,,, and will have large and well manuiactur.
ed lot of
Blank Books Of all Sizes,
which he will sell at lower price than any
factured and offered for sale In this place.
rR-Giys call all who may be In want OF new anil
good Blank Books.
WIN. J. FoLkES,
Main Street. opposite Sesbury's.
dec onwil inn
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Dr.Hastings' Compound Syrup Of Naptha,

A POSITIVE CURE pOh CoNSUMl TION, DE.
"A cline Asthma, and all Diseases Of the Chest md
Lungs. .inge bottle will prove its efficacy Hereto
fore ali practitioners laced consum ton amongst
tho ncunble diseases; nad such, the hospitals OF all
cities deelncd receive patients persons afflicted
with it. Happily, however discovery has been made
which dsarms Consumption IF its t"rros, by placing
il entirely under l. For the truth of oil we
say, refer Any of the eminent Physicians Of
Hospitals in America and Europe, whn now. through
the ala of DIR. Hastings NAPTiA SYRUP recognize
Consumption durable. and daily rejoice in The return
ing health and strength of those for whom, before its
discovery, tn could have expected even hoped for
but the grave It s in fnct the only prepare
ton ever known have succecdrdin arresting the for
nation of tuberces in the Lungs, in REMOVING those
already formed For Aahma, Coughs, Night Srcears,
Splitting Of Blood, Difficulty Of Breathing, and S1rene"
Of the Chest. HASTINGS NAPTHA SYRUP, by at
once graphing with the of the disease stands be-
fore all known ies and It's operations in all cases
speedy thst patients begin feel its beneficial et
fects soon after the first second dose.
Weme hl fill volume with certificates, bu. we smp-
/, ask for "A sing trial of this medicine. Tor con-
fdent that there is person suffering from any d'ease
the lungs but will find immediate benefit and spec
dy fl nm it,
~ For sale in Lynchburg Mt the Propretors prices,
wholesale and retail by d r. LYMAN
JOHN II, SEAY 81 90.
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House and Sign Painting

VIII be executed in fine style and In reasonable time
He desires call from oil WIN have work of Tint kind
nov 29.ts q, hardy, Bridge Street
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HAND eaRs MADE ORDER
INHESE WORKS have be' set in operation itb
l. al thu lntc-t fapro.ed Mackiaerg for Wood and
lion work. and urau scale commensurate with the
ATS Of tho South AMI West. for Car constructor
More Than one hundred cars Of MI description have
been m, T. M these works Tor the Virginia & Tennessee
Rail Roal.
President. enl Engi" 'rrs' OF Rail Roads nre respect
fnliy insit a to b.stow Their patronage they mn, re-
ly UPON h.ring their work finished in strict pliance
With thar 'wn plans and awnings; after the mos,
spProvs plans ~ Construction. ct prices satisfactory.
Southern Ienil-EsOmds
WA no longer be compelled 10 obtain their Cars from
the h. subject large expense and rick of Truns
rortht,en. GEO. q. CURLE Proprietor.
THE unie, signed having had charge Of the above
Works from their commencement. under the former
poprtcr Mai. A. Ellison Jr.; asks le TO say ,hc
Rail-Road public that he has engaged with the prescni
Proprietor and will continue ito management hoping
ris long experience In Rail road works ard constant
tention Ia the work entrusted him. merit the ep
probation and liberal patronage Of the public
A. NETTLEToN, Manager.
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NJ AYO CABELL a. Co., HAVING A
vi Steam Saw Mill mar the Canal with abun-
,lnnl supply of Timber prepared to ill promptly any
orders they may receive. Having Boats of their
they will deliver Lumber ordered of them any point
IN the Canal without delay.
Address--Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Co Va.
4 ID
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FIRST ARRIVAL.

FIRST ARRIVAL.
NE w r A L L G . o ID )
I'M subscriber has just received from New York and
l. P'iladelphiu. portion Of his FALL Goods amongst
which may be found elegant French work, handsome
S,Ixs and other Dress Goods Also. Gloves, Hosiery,
&c. &C. in grent variety Please call and examine the
sons,s GEO NJ RUCKER.
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The attention of Farmers also invited TO these
Works there will be kept always on hind all kinds o
Agric ulturnl Implements,
say Flows Harrows, Cultyaors Churna
Of various patterns aud Of the improved and latest
style And Hay Presses and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes Farmers may rely getting just
good articles at these Works they at the North
o nher works, md ut Northern prices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-20

Jno. +. Slaughter 4 Co.,
At the old stand of q. & N. b. steptoe,
MAIN ST. LYNCHBURG VA,
HAVE on hand aud are constantly receiving from
Il their foundry, all kinds Of castings, which they
are prepared sell 30 per less than they
be furnished elsewhere Among variety Of other
ticcs. they call attention to their
Crates ut from 81 rs TO SIS,
Stoves, coal and wood, at from - to $50,
Cooking Stoves at $40.
Pots Ovens, and Kettles ut DC per b.
Flat hons and fancy Rengs, at 7c per ID
Hat r ,cks, at - to$l2.
Fancy Garden Chars, ut ~ to $14,
The superior advantage Of buying castings from rs,
H. that any pnrt of piece should be broken IL be-
Immediately replaced from foundry n very small
price, whilst northern casting cannot be repo ced nj any
price, aad the whole picc becomes yalueless.
CY- All articles obtained from guaranteed to
be equal to any brought from the north elsewhere.
In connection with iron depot, we have open
cd depot for the Piedmont agricultural works, and
large SEED STORE.
PIows of every variety Mt fiOm "a so to el2,
Hay and Straw Cutters $40 to $13,
Single Corn-Shellers, at $40,
Double !" at $l3,
Scrapers at W.
Thermometer cburns. from s. to &c.
And every other article that may be needed farm
nov 25-ts
B.-They will pay the highest market price 70
old castings.
~AuSt CAPSt CAPS IA large supply #
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OYrer Va. TENN. RAIL-RoAp Co
Lynchburg, Sept 90. 1853.
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo e.
Cure. feel confident TINT the Pedr, mt Works under
his management will fully maintain its reputation In
making Rail. Road Cars well in any and all II.
branches Of mechaical operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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TRACT OF LAND

|dI decree mentione l,supposed to contain about.
ACRES. This Farm is situated about seven miles
I of Chi,tiansburg,on the cd Lafayette and lngie's
by Turnpike and il three miles from The Virginia and
'essee RAILROAD, II is to same upon which John
s. esq resided ut the time OF his death ne ,and
well, and is well adapted TO the PROTECTION OF Grain
urass One hundred and eighty or two hundred
's are cleared, the remainder il well timhere''
re IRE TWO GOOD HOUSES and some out houses
N IT. further description of the Land deemed
gce'sary as those wishing TO purchase will examine
themselves
e',ons desiring good investment in real estate a'e
r to examin, tits P,nhiation.
INNS OF SALE :-One-third Of the purchase
lIyS VIII he required in Cash and credHi of b, H.
10 m"nhs will be gi en- for thu balance. the purchas
sy'ng bond with goo security, and the Court retain
"e t,ie as further securit until the last payment i
'~ Possession given the first dav of March, 1874.
|" u wt27an j. F PRESTON, Cont.
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....oNcp,SSA SALE ofSLAvEs.

(N"7...o of a decree OF tn CtuH1y O"uIt Ut
pdru1n,t ar,nounced on the 18th day OF N"v.moer'
! nl'' a." sni, therein depending between Waoss
a. plant Is, AMI Watts aim defendant en- liant,
At oa"' hcing out lay pr coed 10 seil by way OF
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RECON- Nj DATIoNS.
CHikF EsoisEER's OYrIcE, Va. d Tenn. n. r

Lynchburg. Va, Sept-m rr 20, 1883 I
TO THE RAILROAD PUBLIC.
All the Cars of every Kind In upon this oad have
1een made At the Piedmont Works. In Lynehburg,
Il, the direction sf Gen Nettleton. IA Agent
II gives much pleasure TO say that ir cars have
been strongly and faithfully executed. checriully
commend these works, to oompane. requiring cars,
competent construct aud faith fully execute any con
TINT may be- made with the owner ot these works
CHAS h NJ. GARNETT,
Chief Eng Va. g. Tenn X. X.