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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-03
Valuable Real Estate for sale.

Valuable Real Estate for sale.
j WISH 10 sell w. tracts OF Land D pz
Il IN the county OF Campbell, one contain
ing about 1000 acres, the oiher between . 4
ouo acres. The two tracts are separated
only by creek. On the hrsl, u beng Tue
tract ON which | res,de,) there are not more
Than 3oO acres OF open ldud, mos OF shith
has been cleared within lew years. There
Is now to clear "A large quantity ol first ate
TOBACCO Lam D, yearly all otwhich
lies IN one body. lhI3 tract lies remarkably
well, beng very httIG unduiaicd-the water
bne, and the neighborhood healthy aud a.
gfeeable. The improvements are a large
dwelling house otroCk, Kitchen, smoke houss !,
Ice mouse, &c. together with an ovcrseer's
.iouse,& good tobdcEo houses ,atl OF winch are
new Oh the oiiier tract nearly halt OF IT ls
open laud and ~ high state OF improve
n1rnt, = pan 0t winch IS 1 a Aa.lAAa 4,
u cerg superior quality. There - also en- i
an excellent MILL SIZE, aud COCO or.
chard oil we'll selected iruh trees. be iu-
provemcnt5 are tMo god dwellins houses
about al hall niie apart, with all the u-ual
oui houses attached 10 each al them. CON
slider II uuneees AIRY 10 describe the properly
IN more particular manner, Knowing mat
those who are disposed l. bng will FIRST view
tt--bni by way II tWtntr IL duCemeut, would
state that, there Is GA these tracts, large
qnantay OF g1od MEADOW LAND, wnieh Is
certainly considerable acquisition to them.
All PersoHs Who are dcsIrDns OF pnrcsas NJ
the above property are particularly invited
IL call and view the same The terms will
be liberal and accommodating, and male
known by the subscriber living on the pre-
misrs, about 20 IA les south .rliu lyuchbdig
an 9south-easI from Ga'upee.I c. hrase.
NA1hAN1BL ". PAYNE.
n. p The above land could be coi1en..
emily dlvI4el ,uta sndter tracts to ,un pur
ehasers.
July 81 ctl5l
The Editor, oftne Richmond Enquiter will
please publish til, above advertisement once
week al to,Lia and tarN ard their account
10 me tor faymen'. y. ", p.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-03

Together With general supply of
Common Far and u ooi Hats
= psrt ~ ,shch 90 ct jheIr Own ,aa8af8a.
'f@f an warranted TO he fr,, quality
and .u'd III the NEST dnrshl. materials
'Thsy sn'icit share of the public patron
AZ" AZ they aae determined to keep CON
stsnily on haud complete assortment Of
faoey hts wi III latest .northprn Gsnons.
aud likewise every description Of liz and
common hats of tarir own manuf clure.
Az Of Which they will sell very low for
Cash.
All ha's bought of then', Of their own
make, shall be lroned without charge.
! -. 26 100
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-03

.nessrS. James .NcaiiS 4 Hugh .NfaA
a S You are not inhabitants Of Vibia,
K = aud have no agent or attorney ilein
known 10 me, hereby notify you, thgh
the news paper, that shall OF fhe elhlh
day of August, 1926, Ia the Eagle TayI, in
Liberty, (Bediord cour-house,) take lpih
daeits OF Henry Terry, Philip Loekardace
Bales Thomas stiff, and others and the
10Th day OF the same month, in the rks
ofliee Of Monroe county, Va. shall II the
aiidavits Of 5poiswood Will, and sbr BON
i'nue from Day TO DAY until All are tap, &
which afidavlis when taken | shall otfio be
read a. evidence au IL triai OF the mi lion
depending il Bedford County Court ihich
Ian plaintiff aud you are delendantst hen
an where you may attend II you chez.
faHF Obi. sergt. ISAAC y. OH.
JaY ~. ch9
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SalhA. W inst0n,

a IT thrjunciion Of Main Street with the
}'ley leading to and from Friends to
>Iartlns or Stone Warehouse, offers 10 the
1nblic, by Wholesale and retail, general as
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-03
PREPARED. .lND S@LD ~
W S. DRieOEN. NJ. ID
hN,,a NANNNMN.

ThE ub'cribyr has lately procured an
additional frstraie Book Binder, which
enables him TO de- all work in that line, with
neatoess aud dtpigch. lie has received di-
rect from philadelrbia, = very large supply
OF paper OF very .atlcrior quality, Which ena-
bies him 10 dd'Ra[ Mind of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-03
DEMovAL--EDWARD BROWN

MISUNDERSTANDING BROWN
IA has removed bis Jeesetier's Shop to the
tenement next door to the Virgnian Office,
nearly opposite gfessrs. Holmes & Brewster.
Ee takes Ibis opportunity to return his sin
cere thanks TO his friends and the public fol
the patronage heretofore given him, and as
sures them he will endeavor 10 merit a con.
tinaance Of their encouragement, by prompt
and faithful attention To their orders for re-
naaing watches and clocks, making and
Elehdingjewelry, or executing any work in
hisline with which they may entrusi him.
EDWARD BROWN.
lsansz .s4a
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Sew Nat stove.

fwRe. SAMUEL DiNKLE & Co. have
81 s4 iasl opened, IN the house nex'
sesA,@ doc, above Henry Carlton, x
u Us Shoe Store. ard a little
below III Vtg,jau Oidce, aew aud ex-
l,.s,es,. d. 80 .,.,., ,s...,4 -
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L Is. - GIS - ,1At -
CELEBRATED
RHEUMATIC POW DERs ;

RHEUMATIC POW DERs
Eessaliaed.d bg The moa respectable phgsts
fsaas ~ INofs as neH rs "a .iaaef,ea as a
go All cfftafH caft H. In
IlsasmatiSm and Hteandtic Cont.
n inileluds practitioner az Lopden, spea.
e. snga these poadsrs, EXPRESSES hinsalt
rAs- | hhve isaN, ~ cmploysdali my skill
All fstanis ~ I'D out an usciul PREPARATION
f,r ls eelei a - - oi Rheumatism. aud |
mos 50 temaig affirm, that have meyer found
ana anna so gooa, sats. aud 50 Ufac'ons,
as Dr. Drisdens rheumatic Powders. You
ina, Iepend upon II avs be) tor nave oil
ten experienced II, that they possess every
virtue thai can Justly be aseribed 10 any med
icine for thsi torlnenlipg disease Here then
fsaps he, AGAIN. you have medicine OF super
iatiye efficacy aud Of intrinsic value mild IN
its operation aud certain ~ is effects, aud
which mas be given with snccess ~ varie.
Il OF chronic diseases, but especially IN ohsii.
uate Rheumatism. II may he slyeh 10 the
Youngest children and To women IN the most
dciieate situations In pains Ut he iace, &C
a powder aiken al bed Tine will give relief.
Dir. JEssIxGs OF Edinburgh, praang of
these powarrs, saws, havr used item IN my
practice, a, well a, IN the hospitals, aud IND
them 10 be most efluable remedy in eases
of Rhcumalisnl, I'D well calculated 10 do
iuoh good. aud therefore recommend them
20 general use bcina 5onldeni IN ny own
oniaioH rs well AS that OF other, that no
one will be disappointed who may lave &c
CASTOR 20 use them.
u. CLARK 81 Eee York, in a letter 10 the
agent OF preparation, conclude by saying, Tue
poorer class OF people viii mud III these pow
ders, n valuable and cheap medicine, for |
have generally lQHgd from one 10 two baAes
have produced a cure, and N some cases RI.
a box has hadhhe wished or effect 4 IN on,
instance a,.nilefhen WHO came under nv
care. latnrur niler'obslnate chronic knea
nials,n, atteadet wah uil Inc Symptom Of
approaching ,s4., umldionI BY continuing the
use oi tue po,H1tf3 4eh diseases WIRE COM
p'etei, temoVea4ad | eU,,oi an ofinlon, that
this medicine val prove a vauabia fenedy
~ complaints OF te chest, as We'll 40 h'su-
sldfigm
PREPARED. AND SSLD ~
VI: 5 DIR DEN NJ. ID
No ~. 81 PaniS, Loud0n.
Who has appointsd De R0BEhl Il AkRIS,
JR. of PhiiahipbiGi The oaiy AGENT N The /
nlted stafes, 10 Vend the Rhenmaiic PoWdtrs
win ihll powerto appoint otherase nte where
be may lux proper.
~ THE .nbsciher is appointed Agent
md has lar sale tew Dozen boxes 81 IN
Drtdna'S Rheumadc Powders, each boz CON
talns u doses Pwee q ~ Per Box.
WALTER u. MIDDLETON,
Aralheoary and Druggist.
Julv Sd u 1892
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-03

Reseafiestdsd bg fhe moa reYtnatit phgsis
fsaas ~ Eatofs as cea rs "a .iaaef'ea as
efs al rfrialH caft H. l4t
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Tor sale OF Rent

Jaly8l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28
AUGUSYA SPRINGS.

HIS Establishment will be open the l Of June, under
the direction OF Mr.. John ii. Wright experienced
aud every effort will be made give general saLe
tom beautifully situated the Eastern base OF the North
Mountain miles W. FROM Stanton aud 20 miles 5. W
liam isonhg and the road leading thI ouch each
place to the Warm Hot, Sweet, and White Sulphur SpTnss
TIE climate believed 20 be the most healthy, and
the desirable the state and the imPrv enieu
eon to pn Of conto aud uieient Tor the
modaiion Of 100 hoardeis.
The waters contain quantity of sulphue,ted hydrogen gas
with carbonic acid gas, aEd sufficiently purst,e
Their effect upon the kidneys, skin and stomach almost IN
mediate, and all the secretary powerful In
all at gravel where has been tried has proved itself
peculiarly e.cscou ani culaneous dispepc hepac and
bilious affections experience has fully tested eiac
Good music and good pack Of hounds VIII he provided
The Stages from RipEo, Fredericksburg and WincLes
ter Al Saun:m th tunes week. from whence pas
sengeFs by hack reach the SPrinss hree hours.
a the plscg infancy, compared with the old
ierng places IA Virginia, opectf rierenoe made, - the
several eutlern under named, all of whom have had
opportunity of becoming Acquainted with its merits and any
ERASMUS SrRIBLING.
june G. 8-Is,A
Hon. James Barbour Washneton G. L. Stevenson i WIN
benard, Esqs, krederIokshmsi Hon John Cn'iei AMI
Chapman Johnson, Esq. Richmond; Or. Il T. Y - and
iiobr Saunders, Esq Williamsburg sihew clui, Norfolk
Henry Robertson, Esq Hampton Col " Montague, Pow ha-
ani ~ RJses CaTiersyule fJr. Ludlow, and Payne Wa
ring, ESQ Essex; ionP. T. barbour AMI Walter Key, Orans,
John Kelly aud +. II over, Esqrs. Charlottesville.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28
SALE OF LIND.

q GREEABLY to tue will the late Rev Needier Robin
- M ofr tothe highest bidder Thursday th. luih
August next If f,T, II no., the fair day at New Kent
Courthouse two Tracts OF Land lying III the lower end {" Ne"
Kent county, anh immediately the waters OF York ivet
The cue tract known yhe OF Mafshei contains 1000
aeres GA which there large and connOdOus Brick House
OF two orS and houses, Of whiohae good repair
The quality the land still and well adapted TO the growth
oi wheat Its eontsu,y the river affords great iaeiiy
procuring the the water Oyster iieds AUD Fish
ing Rocks eaely adjacent the dUu and the door
wilhn 80 wards OF the bank q the
Thus Land bouhdedO nthe West by creek running through
spacious piece Of Marsh containing about 80 40 acre.
which aiy owned by Mr. Prior Vaughan who il DESTROYS IN
J"tnmg V reclaim It, Nature has thrown up enormous
mound OF sand leaving only passage of ten feet io e eb
hing and flowing OF the tide up and down the oIeekThe
pense of rveang this marsh cannot exceed thirty dollars
The ony work necessary, will be The fixing OF Hood gate ~ THIS
narrow passage.
The other commonly called Pond Marsh, hut chang
ed 10 Wniieioe contains 400 and loii hlateid on
the Southeast Ihee Improvements on tins tract, eS-
eePt the frame of old dwelling house, which he easl
repaired to be comfortable. The peculiar advantages Of M
tract consist favorable adaptation ia the raising OF Cattle,
having very extensive Marsh attached IL shall selbot
tracts credit Of and three years, requiring at III
purchasers bond with security and deed OF trust the land
TO secure the payment. WAi. ROBINSON, Admr.
Ma
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LILY SCHOOL.

k;HEltE arc no lectures delivered IN this Institution,
Il HeedhGni, but these with which the Commences
aud with wi,nH ends other words the whole
lecture, upon the practice Of the law conducted
The most upon authority. There nUn. ei
unattended 10 aud the sudem himself. But
often told that, 10 be aCysT, he read, and rely
Tue boUks 0l hni eli and upon hch he every
Saturday and every Saturday too he exercises himself
courts tue records OF which +ity kept, any this
country aud every part explained from the pooc, the
eonciusipn OF the Judgment, well every specie, Of exc
cution which follows afterwards hat the student has
days IN The week to read without pts Ia
like this he of any To- the student Jaw he
#, 1t Needhan, where there species draw
of Law. who wlat there, Tie
remainder Of tue esion rpou much better terms, then
than for their FRIEND CREED TAYLOR
JUDY =. Is 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28

Il virtue Of deed executed tue subscribers by
ed William iianiolph aud Lucy H. has wife, TO
Harry Heth certain Of money therein expressed which
deed executed the 18Th OF June, 1917 and a"c to
record ~ office Cumberland county June
in the year. they viii public auction, To the high
est bidder oI cash. upon the eie,. Friday the 2Sth day
of July ue iar the nextar day all that
land the said deed the county Gum
beriaud containing acres the less; which
land Martha Randolph and the ai1re AID
Harry rth Executors Oithe late Joseph Ron AL
sold them the SAID William Randolph aud bounded As
follows To wit, the North by the lands of Jesse Aiter
the late Hughes Taylor. the East Ivy
APPROXIMATION hiver the south by the lands Of Ann u Ran
doiVh and on,e West by the lands Of Joseph D. Leigh
mach thereof be necessary 10 raise the specified
the said deed the balance thereof due, wh terest
and expenses SALE The suhscrhers Will uuly
vey vested ia them the deed aore
said. JkRAtAN BAKER,
WILLIAM b. SMITH.
June l. td-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28
lf9RSBgI.,S S.9LE

FINDER ofthe Superior Cou, of Chancery for
a. The Richmond District, pronounced on The Gath day OF
June 1926 in the Dnup against Gibson shall a
turday the Ieh lay August; 1926, proc, ed . public
auction to the highest bidder the following property belonging
and two acres land attached thereto, and land
parated herefron street. all Shock Ill., and ju with
on, the limits OF the city Rchmunj subject TO any
thereof made y w. WinIrec. Also Of land
in Heinrich county the Richmond Tunpike of which
survey will he made before the day fac. The above ten
acres of land will sold the front door Of the Eagle Hotel
in the city Of Richmond about - O'Clock, the day above
nentinne diatcy thereafter the House and Lots
will he sud the premises. FERNS, edit Of sN twelve
AMI eighteen monihsBonds with approved security will he
required the purchaser and the title retained add-
onil security for the payment of the purchase money.
J. GUERRANT, &C. ID. OF his deputies.
rulv
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July %.
TRFTST SIZE.

pursuance OF the provisions of deed Of trust hearing
date the 9th day of August 800, from John Wren to
the subscriber trustee, which deed duly recorded O.
nse county, and effect the purposes OF said deed shall
nc 10th day OF August next II ar not the next far day,
to set public auction 90 the highest bidder
for cash. such credit the parties concerned may agree
upon al the time of SALE the following property, wit
tam piece parcel Of land situated the county Of orange.
anug the lands OF John ksister Edward Farney, LucIa
Twmsn and Aaron Fray, containing sos acres less
hens the land conveyed by deed from Augustine Sand
ford TO John Wren with all the buildings thereon Also,
negro slave named Vincent 26 years old. Also
named Lucy, about - years old aud her
children, aou, years old named Gibson the other
about year old named Harry. Also, patent Still
tents about 1871 gallons and other still about 255
gallons aud other t contents about i25 gallon- The
foregoing description from the said deed The
will be conducted hy myself authorised agent.
JOSIAH u. ABBOT, trustee
md Ink
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Public Sale of Personal Estate.

VVILL he offered for sale Wednesday, the 9h day Of
Nv august nert the different plantations Of the late Ed
HARRISON very valuable stock Of horses oxen Steers
sheep and hogs plantation utensils of every descriptions
household and kitchen furniture; carriage and horses; gig and
horse; earryal, with many other articles.
The ale will commence at the plantation called 'he Upper
Quarter and continue from day to day until the whole OF the
above property sold Bonds with apps owed able
at the expiration of six months, with nere.t om the day Of
sale will he required OF the purchasers; but where punctual
payment il made, the interest will be deducted.
All persons having claims against the deceden request
ed TO bring them forward properly auhencated and those
indebted earnestly requested TO forward and dis
charge the close their by bond the si,ua
ton Of the E-iate will farther indulgence and the
undersigned deter close his exeeuor,hp
practicable. NATHANIEL HARRISON,
Executor Of Edmund Harrison, deed.
Tutv
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- HE EoOs Maz MIL L,
on The !,.nes River and icithin 30 pLs. Of tn.

AVIS Meal Mllhas b et in the hest style within
4 feet st s Scite, aud wall go opera
ration the 1h instant. No pains have heen spared 70
machinery and fixtures good possible, enable
good work. and Ii calculated for
pair of Stones Every eHJi will be made the
hest al give general satisfaction. An ard
country who sud, viii fndu 10 their interest
cali thereon, and either eSchaH- for meal the
deduction toll. thetr mel h.ir
their way home The beighnofs will every
accommodation haying their gtouni tie gri.t
Shopkeepe f,ciore IN thus city, will he supplied
terms with neaic., and every possible facility
them the obtaining regular supplies "a meat Shoid
the mill come up expectations Of Proprietor
thinks be- wall be able sell good NEAL aud moderate
and accommodating terms any manufacturer OF the article.
lie will boat has mill to the very bottom Of ,e Da-
sin~-Appy 10 Thomas Richie.
Juy 1. I6-U
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CierA's Office ofthe District Court ofthe u. =.
For lhe Eastern District OF Virginia, kiehmond, July gth

In sod BY the designated collector the state OF Virginia.
the collector o the I6h, 10TH and 25t collection districts
Of said taxes under the acts of Congress OF
the 9th OF January and 5th of March, 1916, Tor laying
and collecting within the United States, aud winch
have been purchased behalf United States, may be
redeemed at this Office any tune within yeas from aud
after the 22d day May Is year. under the provisions OF
the Congress passed last essio entitled An act
TO extend the allowed the redemption OF lands sold
for direct taxes cases.n
The returns from aud is,h collection districts
no, nide redempt therefore, yet he elected oI
lands sold in these jels but they probably will he made
short time. I'D JEFfBlES, tletk.
,ruiv II. lG-8t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28
AOI'INE.

ifHE subscriber duly authorized iease for Of
a years the rivrrn and Farm King William Cou hosr
gus propefyis really valuable public stan aud merits
the attepon Of person qualified 10 condue, the business
OF Public House II is situated upon the road frem
iticuund to the Eastern pt of the State, aud distant from
Richm pad about y mir Various Improvements have been
made upon the houses and other, prog essinsand the
proprietor DESTROYS Of placing this property the
of we'll qualified for the station OF TaveInkeeper II
not privately disposed customary putt up a, public
day of kns William County Court, the
fourth Monday August which will be pursued the
absence OF private contract.
june o. lift HERBERT n CLAIBORNE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28
$40 REIV4RD-

StrOLEN from subscribers stable last night. Horse
- Saddle, hlIuga Bride. He large light hay
years r., me order; pnrticuai eeoleoied
nut believed 10 have wlne HIND foot; long aud ie'
hollow hack tail, which he badly and the haIr
rubbed from The top his hous unusually a and short and
from having shod bad order. lie ots AMI
PAGES pretty we'll steps rather short aud ey wade with his
fore iecs.
The above reward will be fadorhe recovery of the Horse
JAuE5 GASKIE.
nIar9hesfcr. June Q. eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28

alY virtue Of the last viii and Testament Of John Lancaster
sS dec shalt proceed sell the pTemise., that well
known sianl Tavern, lying in the upper Cumbe-
land county. containing about $40 acres, the main Western
road the highest bidder Thursday the 2ih day of Au-
gust next Terms. ONE third ofbe pucha.e paid
Goth day December next which Possession
he given; ihe balance two equal annual payments, with
upUn ihr property the lrchs-e money
Il further drscIpiJno vi the PROPERTY Is deemed
II is IS ell known. NAT; LANCAS TER, ftx'r
Jane fg-.ls OF ichu Lancaster. dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28
NRAL'S N-qL n.

FINDER decree of the Superior Of chsuoery FOR the
Richmond District ponounc ed the l2h ay ot March,
1925 IN the cause Il Adams Bohanan L shall Saturday
the 10Th day Of August 1896 sell at public auction
the highest bidder ready money the premises the lot Of
the proceedings referred situated Church m in
Che county Of Henrico contiguous to The GUY OF h'hmonj
26h the East being the half o conveyed by
Richard Adams the said Thomas Bohanau. Sale ~
snence al II o'clock.
j. GUERRANT, ms. C. I'd. oroue Of his deputies.
ruly o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28
RUAY9Y

E'ROM J. Wckhsm plantation, Middle Quarter, Hrnrco
- county neto boy LTTY about II years old lie has
rather round face, and resuiar features sprshy aud in
teigcnt He O about three months ago and sup
posed has probably gone towards Lyuehburg.
Ao,a negro boy Anthony, about 1G years old his
pxion somewhat lighter than is usual With negroes. lie
seen thee four weeks ago going James River in bat
teau manned by two white aud negro believed tob go
ins beyond the Blue Ridge. Any person who will deliver e
Their the aforementioned slaves 70 John IT, Jennings he
Oseeer at Middle Quarter James RIVER opposite Fnney
Goal Pits, shall be handsomely rewarded.
July t. fa-cf