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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-14

MLWLoSnOS AcADrsIF-1t
~ tee Of tbe New Loudan AesJ,.,' n iI.
pleasure OF informing the p,ilile TIA, ;s. nv. flo
engaged the Rev Nlcholas II To,l'5 b..
chafge OF this institution the an,uinc - u L.
The exercise, fthe school viii 60, "a.
LIST Monday IN Januaf! next. In ,l[' tim '.s
" Ill be taught all the branches af a ~. 55'rf.-
iish education, embracing Grammar IL d..
Typography, with the use OF the G!obe.
aud Modern History the Elements Of mem
PHILOSOPHY, and Chemistry, Geometry an a.. ID
bra--Aiso, the Latin, Greek and F., IL 4.-l
guages. Terms of tuition, fifteen dolsF Ian.
sion, payable in advance. Board can ;. p .'.'
genteel families contiguous To the Al. faa 10
on The most moderate terms-NIr. Cobb. =. 90
so accommodate few boardefs at IN, - sH 70
The legislature having authorised H. = 10.
TO raise considerable funds for the end. e't
the Academy, they are now IN the - h'' 9
their powers, and have contracted M 'sht #
chanlc OF respectohility to pul all he -, NE
connected With the institution IN GOOD -
October % Pat'
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NAV Is.

NMorICE.-Wil he sold t. the highest bid
AN der on credit ofsix months, at the late
residence of Samuel Burks, deceased, in the coun-
~ of Amherst, ON Friday the 18th December
next, two or three likely young Negroes, house
hold and kitchen furniture, stock of every kind,
one pair Of oxen, cart, &c A good still planta-
ton, utensils and other articles too tedious 10
mention. For all sums of five dollars g. upwards
the above named credit will be given, purchasers
giving bond with approved security for all sums
under five dollars cash viii be required.
VIM. l.. BURkS Exor. Of
Samuel BiukS decd.
Nov. 80. tdssl7
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AT a court continued and held fof Buckingham r...
the 18th day OF November. led '.
Thomns T. Ihornhiil and Aenes his wifi, MI
inr1nerly Agnes PatcsoH, daughter OF Edward ~
dec. John Palteson, William patteson, Jarfsff -
aud Stuart Patteson and dIstfibutce Of lin I w.
ward Pattesou, decd. d. "a
against 'N
Polly fatieson, widow and relict of tho sad rs.,
Paiies0n, deed. Schuyler Pntcsun, Jef.. I,on,, '
Polly his wie who was formerly Polly Pat,e#af d.
er Of the said deccdcni, Chambers raitesop I'm, w.
teson, Edward Patteson, anal Moltre rulIc,on ta' ..
OF the eaid daccden) children AID distributes fl.
Edward Patteson, decd. a., -
IN CHANCE RY
The defendants Chambers, James Edward and s,t,
Ter Pattcson not having entered Their appearance %
ven security according 10 the aei Of Assembly .
the rules of this court aad appearing that tho s,,
inhabitants Of this ,ate-on the motion ofthe pl ~ NJ t
their attorney, 1t ordered that the aid atSref 4f
dants do appear here or before February roarl ,,
aud answer The plaintiffs bill; and tha, g1p, oif,'
der BE- forthwith published in tho Yfeinian q r.lI.
newspaper printed ia the town Of Lynchburg a. ,,
months suceessseIy, id that nnotber cory b. most
the font door Of the courthouse Of thls COUNTY,
Copy-festc,
n
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IoyyobIe Printing Establishment fo, s,Ie

IalHadie Printing Establishment for Sale
VINE Proprietor would sell ON fair terms
x ahe office and establishment of the CEN
TRIAL GAZETTE, III Charlottesville, Virginia
This Press has been established about seven
years, and from the steady and increasing pat
ronage II has received, and the prospects ofeon-
tnued increase, there is every reason to believe,
that in short time no country establishment
IN the state will produce more profitable in
come. The advantages il possesses are numer-
Gus and attractive it is situated in a wealthy
part Of the country, IN a prosperous and rapid
" nnprot ng town, within few hundred yards
OF the University Of Virginia. Tie subscription
already amounts TO a respectable number, and
there are, pes haps but few country establish
ments which have greater share of advertising
and jobwofk. The Office is tolerabv complete
for printing newspaper, books and jobs--hay
ing two Presses, one entirely founts of
Long Primmer, Brewer, Plea, (new) Double
Plea, Double g. Primmcr, Five lines Plea, and
a variety of other type, some ofwhich are new;
imperial, super-royal, royal, medium and job
ehaSes; sticks stands, eaaS aud every thing
else necessary. Persons wishing to purchase
can address the Proprietor by letter (posi paid
Nov. 30 C3wlS
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1YA X. DYO1T'S Approved Ambitious Pills,
- which prevent and cure all Bilious Com
plants, Malignant Feyers, &c. There iPills il
administered in time to remove the Bile from the
Stomach, will counteract the causes which com
monty produce Yellow or Bilious + ever, Ague or
Fall lc,ers, Bilious Chplic, Plru'iSy, Dysente-
~, Worms sick and Foul Stomach, Head Ache,
Loss Of Appetite Fiatulencc, Epieptic Fits, lily
pochondria, aud Elystefical Complaints, Sour
Stomach, fieart Burn, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
&c. They remove iabtual Costiyeness, Colds
aud Coughs, Asthma, stranguary, Gravel, Rheu-
matism, Goot scurvy, Seorbutle BIotches, lmpu-
rites IN the Blood, Female Complaints, 6.c.
further supply OF the above Pills, this day
received nj the subscribers Drug and Medicine
Store price . cents II box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Dec. Z. Oppoaie-POsi -oBice.
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II. RIDGE, I'D. e
1. Canpb.N conntV conrL. 49, l4 Isa6

IN tdnpbtH coNnfg cOuri, Nor "A, ls26
Elizebcth Kelley, Nni. Norsham, Pamel,a War.b.,,
Ezrkle East and Elizabeth his wife, lian R,icc md
Martha his wife, Sally Kelley, John Hamilton and Hen
retta s Niie, William Chandler and Elizahth bis wife
and'Mmtha Clements infant under the age Of wcprv
one years who sues by Islam L. Harerayc, h,r ma,
friend, CapiUj,.
against
John Bullock, admir- of r ebert b Kelley decd Wiz
am Robertson and Elizabeth his wife and John KfIc,
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INF ATTAINED NINSION-A The junction
~ Of Main Street with the Alley leading To <
from Friends TO Martins orStonc Ware house, OF
iers TO the public, by wholesalc or retail, gene
raj assortment OF GROCERIES, ON as good terms
rs can be had i'll this market, confident they ac
well bought bun will not promise ON better OF
cheaper, consisting in part of
Best filled sacks OF salt, tWillcd soaking
Sugar and Coffee OF different qualities
n. Orleans and " l. Molasses
Mould and Sperm. candies, As to SIS
Iurpentiue and transparent Soap
Guupowder and Imperial Tea, fresh
Cutand wrought Nails and Brads
Patent Balances, with and without frames
Window class, & by 10, x lOby L. q Putty
SntIthheld and mountain Bacon, which will en-
gage to furnish by the season
New Mackerel and Henings
Few casks of rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners Oil
Suffolk Tar, and Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment of Hardware, CroCkcry, Glass and
Eufthen Ware
Blind, onaille and Curb Brides
Collars, Wagon, cart and gig whips
Hacks best and common SegaTs
Mems and boys wool and fur Hats
Salt Pcre, Gauber Salts, Mustard
Allspiee, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo, Nader and
Coppcras
Iron, German and blisered Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Wine
London and Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Shooting and shifting, Osnaburgs
3-4 and II point Blankets
GOO ID beautiful Cotton yarn
10 bbls Of Cider
For which will receive any kind of produce
brought to this market al the best cash prices.
NAfllL. WINSTON.
March % tsG2
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fNf0TICE-i wish 10 farm On purchase for the
IL ensuing sclson, good Jack. Letters di-
reried 10 the Post Master, ~ James's Church,
Bedford county viii be attended to-
Nay o. Ctsii
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iDURSuANT 10 IA decree of the County
* Court of Bedford, we, the undersigned
commissioners, shall proceed to sell, TO the
highest bidder, at james Lancaster's sbop. in
said county, on Friday the 9Th day of Janu.
airy, 1927, one Tract Of Laud mentioned. in
said decree on thewaters of Back-Creek. con
tanning $50 acres, more or less. The above
tract of land will be sold on credit of Is
months, the purchaser giving bond with an.
proved security, and deed of trust to secure
the payment thereof Those who wish 10 pur.
chase, can view the land and satisfy them.
selves DAVID ". QUARTES.
JAMES LANCASTER.
Orc = c4wis Com'rs.
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y ENInER, SPANISH HIDES, OIL, &c.--
IL The subscribers have removed their Lea
the store 10 the house recently occupied by
Messrs Samuel Lancaster u Co. a few doors u
bove the markct-house, where they keep con
staitly on hand, for sale on the most moderate
t5rlns. a general and extensive assortment Of
Leather, aud other articles in their line They
expect TO receive ia few days from New York,
$50 Spanish Hides, and
- Barrels Tanners, Oil,
For which skntmg Leather neatly finished will
be received in payment
JOHN & CASWELL POE.
August 81. IA
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The defendant John Kelley not having entered hi. at
pearancc and given security according the act Of A.
senhly and the rules of this court and ii appfarur 10
the court thai he Is uol mhabitant ofth- stait-
ordered, that he do appear here ON the second hooi
III january next, and answer the bill o the complainant
and that this order be inserted IL the Iknrhhre renr
cor eight weeks sucoessteiy, and posted at the iraad
If the courthouse of this county on ume court lay
ACopy-Tcstc,
I-tWsA15 JNO. Al. FYANDTRC
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SNeEN srOKE.--ihe subscribers have Just
III opened IN the house formerly oecupledby
Nlc~srs. Leitwlch & Cluytor and directly oppo-
site the Vhguian Office, a large and vel select
Ell assortment Of Dr, Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware Hardware, Cutlery, &c which they are
determined to sell nj the most reasonable prices.
They invite tho public to give them call
RANKIN 4 COLE.
Nnv .. bld
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h\fOIlCE.--By virtue of deed Of trust,
IL executed by John Hancock. on the OH
day OF October, 1893, and duly recorded in
the clerks Office of the Hastings court Of
Lynchhurg, 10 the subscribers, for the pur-
pose OF securing TO Joseph Echols the pay
mcnt of certain rents therein mentioned, will
be sold, on Friday the 9th day OF January,
1927, If fair il not the next fair day thereat-
ter, AT public auction, for cash, on the pre-
misses, THREE LOTS OF GROUND, in the
town Of LynGhburg; cue containing one
fourth of az acre, on tenth street, part otlot
No. 35o-Another containing one fourth Of
an acre, on 7th street aud first alley--and the
bird, one whole lot, No. 80. And at the
loor Of the Franklin Hotel, on the same day,
aud il necessary, TO be continued from day
10 day, will be sold for cash. ALL THE FUR
NITURE conveyed in said deed, or SO much
of the said property, real and personal as
will be sufficient to satisfy the purposes of
The said deed of trust Acting as trustees
we will convey only such title as is vested in
us by said deed OF trust
ADRIAN r. NORTH,
JAMES BENAGH,
Nov. %. Ctdsl6 Trustees.
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July 81.

IrA ND BOILING, 1Horaeg n Latr, will IN
Id future regularly attend the superior and
Inferior Courts OF Pitsylyania County. lie
resides II miles east Of Campbell Court-llose.
Dc 7 bil7
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UNJUST SALE By virtue OF deed Of
trust executed 10 The subscriber, by inc
I. Rntledge, and duly Of record in the clerk s
Viz of the county Of Campbell, bearing date
The 1t day ofApril ls26, for certain purpo-
srs in snid deed mentioned, shall proceed
Ia sell, on the premises, by WY OF public anc-
ton for cash, on Friday the Goth oil this
month, (Decembcr) II fair, If not tho next
fair day lherenftcr, n certain tract or parcel
onand, lying and being in the county OF
Campbell ,'on otter River, containing 656 n
cres. being the same tract conveyed TO The
SAID KutIcdee by Robert Scott, 10y deed Of
September, 1924. Acting rs trustee, the
subscriber will couey the title vested in him
~ such. NORBORNE NJ. TALIAFEKRO,
Dec, 7 ctdslp Trustee.
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At court continued and held for Buclngh3in ''''
the l5th day ofNoyelnbcr, l-2G, mi,
Albion M'Danicl a Co. i''
against E
Edward Pattcson and Thomas T. Thornhl' I ang.
Edward Patteson, decd. p"
IN CHANCERY. -
The defendant Edward Pattrsoh not having fp' ~.
ms appearance and given security according 10 ln
Of Assembly and the rules of this court, and aW'
that the said Edward Is not inhabitan OF 'his M.
On the motion ofthc plaintiffs by their attorney
dered, that the said absent defendant, do appear
or before February court nest, and answer thr pIal
bill and that copy of this order be forthwith m tg
ed in the Nirginian public newspaper PRINT ' .s.
town of Lynchhurg, for two months suooessNt!' /.
house of this con comfy ry O'rhp Copy1resc
16 r. ELDRIDGE, lr. "'
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81 TAMMERING CURED Having witness
- ed the extraordinary success which has at.
tended the instruction of Mr.. l. Gibbs, in cases
of stammeiing We talk pleasure in recommend
ans him to the confidence of The public
JOHN CROWN ELL.
SAMUEL BAKER. NJ. n.
Professor Materia Medlca, University Of Ma
ryland NAIIIL. POTTER, NJ u.
Professor Of lheay \ Practice of Medicine.
I'M. of Maryl'd. RID. " HALL. N. u.
Prot Obstetrics g. Diseases Of Children, Uni
veisty of Md THOS w. GRIFFITH, Esq
Baltimore, Aug. 1926
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L. 100 Prices.

PRICE OF CHANCES
Single Tickets $40, Half s., Quarter
81 81, Eighths s p.
Prize tickets in former Lotteries, and the
notes OF all specie paying banks received at
par.
a. Parcels of Tickets are made in this
lottery by taking % tickets at random, but
in such manner that they contain one of each
OF the so numbers used, and as of these
numbers are drawn from the wheel, and each
one is prize, at the least, of 10 dollars, ii
follows that such parcel of 20 tickets must
OF necessity draw at least so dollars, less the
10 per Cent Gentlemen who prefer adven-
turing ouly for the prizes better than the low
err ones, aud paying only the difference be-
tween the value of the tickets aud what they
must of necessity draw, can have certificates
emitting them TO all the high prizes at tue
following rates:
certificate Tor 90 Whole Tickets, Sl32
do. % Halves, &C
do. 90 Quarters, 80
do. 20 Eighths, Is so
- All letters by the mail fpost pad) or by
private hand, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets, will he as well attended TO rs a per-
sonal application at the Managers office,
where the,cash is always had for prizes as
soon as drawn. Address to
YATES Il M'INTYRE,
Nov %. Washington City
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Eresl DLnes & Mellieines.

Fresh Drugs S Medieiaes.
aEEEkA ZnlOMAS J. DuNAL has this
Y Il day received n few packages.
tk%s& containing Epson salts, Alchohol,
e. n Jalap, Calomrl, Campfire Epicac,
Tartar fmeic onlphate Quinine,
Bork Cantharides, Camomile, Starch, Magnesia.
Lump and calcincd Sup. Carb. Soda, Iartaric
Acid, Borax, Arrow Root, Mama, SIENNA, Sui
phnr, Opium, khuharb Root and Powder, Prus-
sian Blue, Chrome yellow, Iceland Moss, Co
Jumbo, Cubels Tooth Brushes and Pow der, Fan
cy Soaps, do. Phas, and number of other
ticles. August l.
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NifRs I l. RANDOLPH, proposes to IS
Nl tablish a Boarding School for Young La
do in Wv London, Campbell county.
Terms for session of ten months, commencing
the 9TH Of October, ls26 and ending the 9th
Roord 800
Tuition in the English branches, including
Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geog'n-
phy, History. Chronology, Arithmetic,
and plan Needle.Worl1, DO
French, ~
Spanish. ~
Drawing, 70
Washleg aud Nendirr, ~
Music pei hall session, 70
Dancing per quarter, II
Eaeh boarder will furnish her own bed, bed.
ding, apd towels
For dGg Scholars
Tuition IN all the English branches
above mentioned. $40
lucl
lis thought proper 10 state than any one o.
all Of the above enumerated branches will he
taught, as parents or guardians may direct ;
where ~ directions 20 the contrary are given
,hey will Al ia turn come under our course of III.
,truetion IL Aug. 10
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yn1 COX BISDEBY The Subscriber has late
- j. procured an additional first rate Book
binder, which enables him 10 do all work, ia
thai line, with neatnesg and dispatch. lie has
received drcet nom Philadelphia very large
supply Of paper Of very superior quality Which
enables him 10 do aay Sind Of Blank Eofk al a
minutes notice, hssehaats, Clerks, and the pub
lie generally may rely On Laying any work or
defed Of me faithfully done aud made oni Of tlie
best materials and al very low priccs.--persons
wishing books bound requested to bring them
forward Immediately as | am somewhat at lcis-
nfe and can do them much better than when
am pushed with work. The public are further
informed thai bind books at much lower prices
than they ever were known TO be done at IN this
part Of the country, and in o much more superb
OF manner ABRAM H. NORTH.
Feb - TT
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dTs Court hid for Buctirg6aa county, the 9h cagf
OCt0Jtg, l-46.
Elizabeth Hatcher widow, and Frances } na'cFF
infant child of Josiah Hatcher dec liS
against
Ulysses, Cassandra and Josiah Hatcher infani Children
OF Henry Hatcher, dee John and Mary Ann Glh.n H
liant children Of Nancy Gillian dec who Was formers
Nancy Hatcher OF the daughters of loslah l7 t
dec. Minerva, Addison ana Emily Staples ntani fH'''+
oi judith Staples, dec. who was judith Hatcher, daughter
OF the said Josiah Hatcher, dec. Phien II. Alt'
hannah hi, wife, who Hannah Hatcher dH2M.- d
the sad Josiah Hatcher, dec. Alexander Moore, ~ @
son Of Polly Moore, dec who wns ormerl, Polly lial'
daughter ofthe said Josiah Hatcher, dee ard J''rh
Brooks, an infant son OF tic said Poll, by second h
rage " It'll one Chichester Rrools p,ii
IN CHdACERI.
The defendants Philemon II. Anderson and IianHah
vie not having entered their appearance aud gwen
curly according to the act of Assembly and TIN u'N
ihis court, aud ii appearing that the said Ander'" |
VIE are not inhabitants al mi, sHte-On the moh'D
the plaintiffs by THEN attorney, It is ordered that u
Anderson and wife do appear mere on or before "','@
trim next and answer The plaintiff hill. ana iha ''
Of this order he orhH It'll published N tie A1gm"'
pubic newspaper printed In the tow Of lNue'i tH' W
tH months successfully, and thai another copy t ig
ed up az the front door al the courthouse OF TIM t'
\ CUpy-leste, g, 70
12 r. ELDRIDGh. ~
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ga UGAR COFFEE, &c. just landed and ior
- sale cheap.
hhds. best brown Sugar
3 do common do do
10 bags prime green Coffee
do big white do
1iso, Pepper, Madden, Ginger, Indigo, Alum,
Copperas, Splre, Gloves, &c. EPSON . Glau-
Der salts and a few boxes best Teas
Aks0, 10 sacks salt liverpool hlled)
3 or slOOO lbs Cotton yarn
Fish, &C. &c. -
.lisO, Q hhds best Molasses. dpD2y 10
ANDREWS . BROTHERS.
.Iulv Of
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VI AND AND SLAVES for Sale ON Credit -
I'D vii be sold. on the first day OF January,
1877. at the late residence of John Pace, IN the
county Of Henry, the tract of land on which the
said Pace died, containing between i've and SIX
hundred acres. THIS land lies upon smiths Ri
yer and is well adapted 10 the culture OF gum
and tobacco Attached 10 this tract of land is
the best Fishery IN the county Of Henry. Al
the same Time, seven 81 eight valuable slaves will
he offered for sale. Also several horses, &e &c.
A credl, vi twelve months will he given, upon
,hc purchasers giving bond and security for the
personal estate and bond aud personal security
together with deed OF trust upon the land 10 st
cure the amount Of the several purchases,
1.-THE day sci apart Ion This sale should not
be fan, the property viii be sold on the next fair
day thereafter
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- rSAYYAT. Dill, a. II = years Cd, srfy
- black. about five teeii ninehes lsgf stfuds
i, Baili hss a. nnpfdilnrntin his fIrsef, aud
ser, baslit lf.a.l of nan ne bad on blse broad
rlaih coat. eaalurut fag.ai0oaz. bbck iur hat
ana alrcd bpofs. Ne IA my hansc, uear aId ;
bsiice un In Inolnds 81 the 9Th October, and
waz seen al.au o'el1th Of tie ssmc morning at
the f5tks OF tie road near the yellow Branch.
and sas obsefsrd 20 ial.c tie road leading to
Campbell ranfi.hnase 1heIa Is no deaht that
he l. aiming l5t thr state Of Maryland where he
~ raised lie vii probably ann foi Lynch
burg first, and from thence eithef do"nthr iI'ef
60 Richmond aud trnln thence by water 10 Balu.
more or ffun Lyuehburg across the country by
Frederick silnrg. tie came from Maryland ny
Fredericksburg aud Cancrfiie aud may At.
temp, 10 return D., the same fontr- reward
OF tnriy dollars shall be paid, besides leeal fees
10 uhomsoeYer will take him up and secure INN
in iail. OF bring him to my house.
JOHN g. RLTLEDGE.
Il The Richmond Enquirer will publish the
above I'm fofbid. and their account shall be pad
by fse. living near Wards bridst, on application.
October & 1927 }. u. X
YElOK SAIL or RENT, the franklin Hotel
II IA the town of New-Glnsgo@, IN The county
of Amherst. A. house Of entertainment, this
is equal 20 any in tie upper country The bull
dmes arr lnfer and convenient, and promise
great advantages 10 any person disposed 10 cm-
bark IN thai KIND of business: also several tracts
Of land in the counties Of Amherst and Nelson,
which lands are well adapted TO the culture Of
corn, wheat tobacco. IL,
DAVID S. GARLAND.
Ii, til
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N.fiLLS FOR SALE.-Pur,uant TO the will
lEA OF the late Col VIM. B. Lynch. offer for
sale, one undivided moiety of the BLACk-NA-
TER MILLS, and about sixty acres of land at.
tached thereto. 4 small part of the purchase
money will be wanted at short dates and a credit
of one, two and three Yeas given ON the balance,
the payments TO be well secured
NICAJAH DAVIS, Jr,
-idu'r. With The WH aBHcred gfhe Estate
ofHja. r. Lynch. dfcd.
FOR RENT, the plantation near the Cnrding
Machine. I'll Aug 10
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hNfOTlCE.-Wll be sold, on Thursday the
III lth OF January next, at the late resi-
dence Of Anderson Noodson, dec. tile high
csi blddor, fhe stuck Of Horses, Cow, Hogs
Il sheep thu crop oil Corn, Fodder, Hay, sc.
Plantation Tools, Household aud Kitchen
Furniture also, several vnluable Negroes. a.
mongt which are a first rate waterman and
good cooper on credit Of twelve months,
the purchaser giving bond with approved SO.
curly Ali persons having claims against
the said estate are requested 10 present them
ON or before The day of sale, properly anthem
tented, that arrangements may be made To
pay them. JOHN STRATT0N, Admr.
OF Anderson Woodson, dec.
Dec. :. C3W'lS