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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-05

GJ'"AKepu5licanin reply to Amicus Patria b
and " jimmy Dea'er," will appear next aeel.
Also, if possible, an Grafton delivered by Nor.
borne NJ Ialiherfo, esq. ct Franklin {. H. al
the request Of his Masonic brethren, on the II.
cent Anniversary Of ot John the Baptls,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-05

Mr. John e. Lealle, who died in New YorR,
a few DAYS since, at an advanced age, lrft q.
perty (real and personaI) to the amount ofnear-
" half million of dollars. Having n ,gal
heirs. this immense property has gone into the
hands fthe Public Administrator, SiIvanu, Mil
Ter, ESD. A VIII was found among his papers,
IN his own handwriting but not signed OF Wit
messed, in which he bequeathed the bulk Of his
pronerty to a gentleman who resides in The
lower part OF Broadway, ON condition that he
should change his name TO Leakc. The qucs-
Ton as TO the validity OF the instrument found,
will become the subject ota legal investigation,
and we have reason to believe, says the y Y.
Gazette, that the gentlemen named win succeed
sit least in obtaining the personal property,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-05

Mr.. Canning Is 10 take the clan Of Prci
denI al the British Literary Fund society at III
nest annual meeting o that lu,atsiun
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-05

, speeia term ofthe Circuit Court Of the
p safes, is to he held in this CITY, on ATOM
S.y the 9th July, for the trial OF The lh,pe
ss,nards charged with murder aud piracy on
sssrd the brisauiine Crawford
Rieh Wdjg, JuHe -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-05
:, "a ~ c,o,.s Mo-, ,e,rb ,na

.Ader Nr ". Ind eiosed' H't'Fs. he'eh sod
,e,s.ton rose IA speak To new point Which
- -, yrpl, rom that gentleman closed the
a ,i.a... The Chirf Justice then CHARGED The
~ considerable length as TO the points Of
,.,au,ne out of the Evidence m the cause
- :, ~. ra,f was c0innHted 10 I'll July.
..,r a retirement Of less than an hour, the,
hA.,r,,ed INTO Court, aud stated that there was
,,oSnect of their agreeing on Verdict Il
. Understood, that thes were equally divided
- we're then discharged, after having been
'..,nelled for more than two weeks As the
- !. still pending before the tribunals o. tie
...,ntry. we shall for the present decline pub
,,sbinr any Sketch of the evidence, the afgu-
- tn. Instructions of the Court and the cz-
:. lions OF the Counsel. ttaf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-05

Monument, Of FrnAtin.-On Friday the 18th
,o.t die first stone OF the traatiin MJlaa,ra
mas laid AT Boston. This monument ., oder.
81 10 be ercctedby the citlzsnsof Bostoe, n the
eranarv bufyine gronud TO TIE memory Of
BENJAMIN ERsTgLIs, over the .omh ga ~ alch
renose the remains nfboth his parents l. as Il
n,romid twenty tive feet high aud formed OF
blocks of ganiteof about SIX 'ous weight racn,
t,ken from the Buukrr-hill monument QUAY
Slarely will cease IN the state Of New York on
-, tle 9TH of the neAt month, the dauigersa' Of
N, Indepenence of the United States-pers MS.
however. the children of slaves, who shall he
i.rne before that day, will remain rs slave. ui-
III ihey shall arrive al , year, oftgc ai III
born after the day stated VIII be absoutg I.e
On thc 9Th day Of July, in the present .caG
slavery will then be unknown to the laws Of
Ncw-York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-24

turn. how much cause was there for apprehen-
sions. (Hear, hear.) And were those ap2re-
tensions diminished when they looked 10 what
was passing on the Continent OF Europe! II
securities were requisite in 1918, were they less
necessary at this time, when the Jesults ana Inc
Inquisiton were re-established. Did he revert
to these things, because he was apprehenslve
oflhe Inquisition being raised in Ireland NO:
but TO show that the principles Of the Roman
Catholic religion were unchanged. Hear. =
Ireland was in an agitatedSsta,e, and required
what were termed their rights: nay, they were
told in somewhat threatening language, that
Ireland wa, "a gigantic supplicant, laundering
at the gates of the Constitution a laugh !
When these things took place, when they saw
this tone and temper, was there lesscause for
securities? Loud cheering The body Of
the Irish Catholics adopted and appauded such
language, and therefore made it their OWL
Hear He spoke Of the honour he felt to re-
present the University. A cheer, apparently
from Mr.. Scarlet, he once stood for that place.
l. was body containing profound learning and
most liberal views; and that Honorable Mem
Der, who now dealt in sarcastic cheer, had
sought for the honour ofrepresenting such Uni
versity but was distanced in the race.
The Master of the Rolls then read extracts
from the Catholic Associations speeches, and
the writings of their Bishops Was there no
danger 10 be apprehended from body Of Mem.
bcrs in that House swayed by such sentiments
there already being in the House members in
no triling degree hostile 10 the Protestant es-
tablishmtnt.-[ Hear. In foreign States the
Government had control over the Roman Cath
olic Bishops and correspondence but in Ire
land was such the case? No; there were no
resemblances between the two cases; and he
therefore repeated, that he must have securities.
But supposing wha; was asked were granted,
would it allay and ,ranquilize the agilations of
Ireland? No. Hear, hear 1t would increase
the commotion. The Roman Catholic Hierar-
chy viewed the Protestant, Church, as an enemy,
which had supplanted it, and which such HE
rarchy in turn was DESTROYS Of suppanting-
The question was, were they DESTROYS that the
Protestant Establishment should continue in
IrelanI2 That was what was in issue; and
they who thought otherwise took very imper-
feet view of the question, and Of the character
Of the Roman Catholic Hierarchy. He spoke
not as Member Of the government-he was
not such. If concessions were to be purchased
by securities he must know what the securities
were before he granted cencessions.-L Loud
cheers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-24
DOD.
From the TiAoee Recorfler

THE CAUCUS AT HARRISBURG.
A Caucus has been held at Harrisburg BY
the members Of the Assembly, and Gen Jack.
son announced as the candidate of Pennsvlvania
Tor the next President. To confirm the nro.
ceedings Of the Caucus, and to transact other
business, Convention is to be held on the 9Th
OF January next, at tho same place. A CORES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-24
New Goods.
JAMES a. WATERS

AS Just received, and is now opening at HI, sqr
IL southeast corner OF King and Fairfax. stree,
extensive assortment of
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS-Vn;
Sheppard's superfne blue and black cloths
Olve, ciaret, green, and darkgrey do
Blue and black cashmere
White and coIored MarseiIIes
Batleste, ginghams and calcoes
few pieces of very handsome belt ribbon
A and Ga thread bobbnett
Green. blue, pink and white florence
one piece green, superior quality
Bleached and unbleached Russia shee,ngs
Ravens duck, Russia diaper
White drilling, plain and ribbed
"A and Ga cotton cambria
a. and Ga iackonet do
ladies' white and colored cotton hose
striped fiorentine and jeans, for boys clothes
"a, 70, A. and 5-4 bleached domestic cotton
"a, 7-s, A. and So unbleached do do
81 and ~ plaid cottons
3-4; a. and 5-4 checks
Also, large quantity of
baltimore Cotton Yarn.
together with many other articles, too numerous Z
which will be sold low for zach .n,iI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27
SPRING GARDEN For Sale !:

f@llIUAfED IA Rockingham county, North
- Carolina, on the main road leading from
salem and Salisbury to Lynehbnrg and Rich
mond. This delightful and well known pru-
dence for health, good water and boauty of site
alton, Is not surpassed by perhaps any in the
state.-1hc tract of land contains upwarsdz of
two thousand acres, about one hundred of which
are cleared, and nearly all fresh. Al least one
third of the tract is prime tobacco land, aud the
balance fine corn and grain land, and from its
level situation Is susceptible Of a high state Of
Improvement The land abounds with good
springs, and IS covered with excellent timber
As a stand for mercantile business. Spring
Gardens equal to any, having five public roads
leading 10 il from different directions, and has
been place of considerable business for forty
years. The improvements are a new two story
dwelling house with six rooms, a store, and tay-
ern house, which with a little repairing would
be very good, anew barn, shielded for stables, a
shop and other out houses. Determined to re-
move TO the western country, will sell bargain
IN the above property, and receive few likely
negroes IN part payment. For terms, apply to
the subscriber ON the premises.
JAMES {. GALLAWAY.
March 2. cl2t3O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27
April
imp0rtont 10 Eond O,rpcrs in Irginia.
auditors Qgee. Richmond,
March Is lSo1 (

IeA URSUANT to a clause therein contained,
< tire suhjoned Act IS published for the in.
formation Oi all persons whose lauds are return
ed delinquent for the non-ptyment Of taxes Its
provisions are entitled To immediate attention. az
they hold our to those interested thu following pe-
culiar Inducements TO redeem their lands, if re-
demptioo is ever intended
/. II b0aa f9e purchasers. whose deeds have
been duly recorded, prior TO the act shall she~
in the mode prescribed that they have paid all
the purchase mo ey, not leaving in their hands
sufficient to discharge the taxes and damages
due at the time of the purchase, the land shall be
eNoncrated from all arrest lp to that time.
,. lii he shewn, that the taxes were errone
ously charged or paid. (although returned delin-
quent) the same relleiIs afforded.
3. \ further time until the FIST of Itfg. 1898.
is allowed for the redemption OF lands forfeited
to the Literary Fund.- aud as such lanis were
not generally reasscssed pursuant to the act OF
lsl7-proylsion is made for such re-assessmeni
at the cost of the owner by which the rate ottax-
alton VIII be considerably reduced
4. With respect 10 lands forfeited to the lite.
rary Fund, claimants who derive little lndei
junior grants from the commonwealth, hearing
date prior to the forfeiture, and hose lands have
been improved and settled, may on paving an
equitable proportion OF taxes and damages oh
tain REIMBURSEMENT of the commonwealth E,
right, although sucn lands may have been com
pretended in larger or Older grants But thi
privilege will not exist unt after the LIST Of July
1898, and only from that time to the lst Decem
Der, 1929 This provision is particularly mteres
ting to nonresidents.
As inumerable tracts Of land have been re
turned delinquent in almost every part of tn,
commonwealth, Of which the present proprietor
are probably ignorant, the proprietv of adj
dressing enquiries on the subjectto this Office i
suggested, IN making such enquiries the names
Of iormer owners, aud the quantity and situa
ton OF eachtract, ought to be specially commu
nicaled. Arrsas If tafes ran only be pad al III.
Treasury. JAS. F.. HEATH,
Anhlinr of pnhlir Acrn1,nt,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27

IPA DYOTTS Approved Ambitious Pills,
- ,ya,ca prevent aud cure all Bilious Com
plaats. Malignant foyers, sc. There Pills II
n..InI4t.fr,eal an tine 10 remove the Bile from the
Stamtca. viii roantrract the cause, which com
mol, produce yellow OF Bilious Fever Aeue or
FaH feeers. Billions Cholic Plearsy, Dysente.
~. Norm,. -icl, and Foul stomach, Head Ache,
- Of App #latuence, Ephcpde Fits, tIy-
poehanari, aud llysterlcal Complains, Sour
Stomach, lisa., Burn, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
&c Fhry tcnlote ilabtual CostIveness Golds
aud Coughs. Asthma, slrangunr,, Gravel, Rhrn.
matis,n, Cont. Seuvv, scorbutic Blutchcs, lmpu-
rites IN the Blood, Female Complaints, &C.
\ further supply of lae above Pills, this day
received ~ tn DISORDERS Drug aud Medicine
Store, price - cents a box.
WALTER II MIDDLETON,
Dec !. Opposite P0J-o1icr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27

$VIALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-fnrsu-
" ant to a decree ri the superior Court OF
Chancery FOR the district Of Lynchbmg, pro
nounccd on the 2lih day ofOctobef, 1873, IN
the suit then depending in The aid court, be
tween Hartman Gentry, plaintiff. aud Richard
Harrison and others drlrndants--thr under
signed. Marshal Of the said superior Court oi
Chancer,, will on Friday the lh day OF LAY
next # fair If not thcncSi hir day thereafter
(Sundays excepted proceed TO sell 10 the high
est bidder, lnr ready money On The premises
one certain ot OF uact Of laad. lying and be
ing /, tie county OF Amherst, and on the waters
ofnlrris's Crccl. containing by survey fifty
t,yo and three lau,,h acres. aud bounded by
An,aon, Rrcanr and the said Richard Harrison.
iHOMAS \ llOLCOMBE, Mar
Aprl6. cl"3o.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27
March -

S<eOT1CE Ia obedience TO deed OF nu'',
III executed 10 me bv by Martha Penn, oi
,I,s COUNTY. dated lhc 10Th 81 Ap'll, 1870, aud
dalv recorded IN the clerks office Of Buektng.
ham county. shall offer Tor sale, at auction, Tor
cash. 20 The highest bidder, al the dwelling house
of said Martini PENN IN this county, on The 6ih
,f Naynsxt II fair. - not. the neNt fair day
theresiisr. tie following real and personal estate,
viz: all that tract o. parcel OF land on which the
sad Martha Penn nov lives, adjoining the lands
nj rnoma, u rhornel, Nm Walton aud saml
p. Christian. John ", lsbell aud Benjamin Ab-
bin containing 3Q1 acres. Also, eleven Negroes
viz Be-, Betty, sally, Arihnr, Freeman, sam,
Spencer. Lawson Nancy, Charles aud Tom, 81
so much Of sad property as will be sufficient 10
satisfy the objects Of the said deed. Acting ior
thr benefit ofothers. shall make Especial war.
ranty only to the purchasers of SAID property
JOSEPH CLARKE. sen.
April 10 taaNo
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March 9
NNrE. GEORGE ELWALL-As you reside

AMfE. GEORGE EBWALL--As you reside
W. out OF the limits oil the St1te of Virginia,
| take this public method OF informing you,
and you are hereby notified, that shall ON the
9Th day Of May, 1927, at the Franklin Hotel,
IN the town of Lynchburg, and state of Virgil
nin. take the dispositions of John Bullock, aud
others, to he read as evidence on tho trial of the
suit depending in the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, for the Lynchbure District in the State a
foresaid wherein am plaintiff, and you and
others are defendants
DANIEL HIGGINBOTHAM.
April q. c5w35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27
Tn DOLLARS pe,enrd.

- IRAiED on Stolen from The subscriber. IL
- slng al Bsine's Tavern in the upper cnd Of
Cumberland county on the night of the sth inst.
ehesnut sorrel mare, five feet some inches
high, heavy IN fpai with one OF both hind feet
white. a loag switch tail star in her forehead,
with visible impressions ofthe saddle. she was
formerly the property Of Geo. u. Noodson, Of
Lynchbutgi where presume. If stray ed, she has
gone The aDpye reward with all reasonable
charges, viii be given to any person Who will
deliver sand mart to me at Ranes Tavern.
GHAs. RAiNE.
April Il tcIt72
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27

SALE.-By virtue Of a deed OF
q trust, executed to the subscribers by Nm
Chick bearing date the Goth day OF July. 1924.
and duly recorded in the clerks Office ofthe
county Of Buckingham we shall for the pulpo-
scs in said deed mentioned proceed to sell, at
public auction. for cash, at the present residence
ofsaid VIM. Chick in Buckingham, ON the 18th
day of May next, the following property con
ycyed in said deed, (or SO much as will be suiIi-
Gent 10 discharge the debts in SAID deed men
tioncd,) to wit: Jacob john Portius, John
Carimun Joe Ephralm, Phllis, Pleasant, Jcn-
ncy, Nancy, Grace, Sally aud Henry also, 20
head ofeaue S head OF horses, 3 yoke of oxen,
one cart. IL head Of sheep, 30 head Of hogs;-
also. all the household and Kitchen furniture of
said Chick; also, the farm tools aud the crop on
hand; also, 3 Boats. Ii all the property IS not
disposed Of on that day, the sale will be contn-
ued from day to day until the whole is dispose
of We will only convey the title vested in us by
the deed. SAML. =. CHRISTIAN,
SAML. BRAN5FORD.
Trustees.
April20 ctds37
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27

y OoK BlNDERY. The sub scribcr has Ian
IN procured an additional first rate Boook
Ialrt. when enables him to do all work,
u linz. vita ne,tncss and dispatch. lie In
#swed direct from Philadelphia, a very large
Hapy ofpaper pfy very superior quality, whica
e4a3os MN % 10 any krnd Of Biuk H0b at a
.u| mite pnaee, Merchants. Clerks aud the pub
.e generally may rey on having any wor, OF
I'd If is. faithful, dom aud mada out Of the
hesi materials and at very ,oN pfccS.-fersons
wishing books bound are requested 10 bring Them
forward aum lately as an somewhat at les
m, aAd can 10 them much better thn when
am p.,sae'l 18th work Tine public are further
informed That bia 1oo., al much lower prices
t3m tasY ever werf l,noNn Ia be- done at IN this
da=t o. ine country, and u much more superb.
OF alaaer. ABkAM r NORTH.
Fob. . ts27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27
April

M. JahtS H. Coieman
EHAkE NOTICE. that shall on the 10th
- day of May, at Booths Store, in the
county Of Franklin, proceed to take the affida.
Wits OF Thomas Preston, Drewry Holland aud
others, 10 be read evidence as an Injunction
now depending IN the Superior Court Of Chance
ry for the Lynchburg District, in which You
are plaintiff aud | am DISQUALIFICATION and
where yon may attend if you think proper
PETER BOOTH.
April 90 c4W36
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27
ma RoBERrsoN's pArrNr sroMA.

IrNR. ROBERTSON PATENT SIOMA.
~ enc BIrrERS. These celebrated aud
wei knoeD Brtters are composed purely OF We
geiibles, of the most Innocent, yet specific viz
tuss, aud are part culaly recommended Tor re-
storing weak constitutions cleansing !, strength.
enlng the stomach. and increasing the appetite ;
thy ospel worms in all ages, but from their sim
pHcty sud safety, are a most natural and cilcctu-
al rmlfuge, when administercdto children; they
ar gratefully warm, and pungently aromatic ;
they are extremely ser,iceablc in all seasons
bui particularly SO on the approach OF warm
weather. when bilious habits experience such to-
tai loss oiappet te; they are also certain proven
tive against those complaints so much IN the
spring such as Intermittent Fesers and Agues
Byscntares, &c. &c.
They possess moreover, the property peculiar 10
themselves, of qua flying and ame!lofatine those
milan aatory pernciou, qualities inherent IN ar
dent spirits, and so often fatal when taken in an
empty stomach, and converts them into whole
some, pleasant, aud inYigorating stomachic.
They are a very pleasant Cordial Bitter, and
are recommended for the use ofteverns, as we'll
as private families.
4 few dozen brttlcs nfthe above valuable Bit
tiers, for sale by the subscriber Price one dol
lar per bottle. WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Feb. 20. Opposite Post Office
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27

Il TEACHER TAHTrD.-A Gentleman
r. competent 10 teach the usual branches of
an English Education correctly, OF good cha
meter aud moral department, will find situa-
ton IN genteel private family, by application
10 Daniel Brown, Esq. Lynchburg.
March % tfs}3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27

ihRAFTS on Boston, Providence, New-York
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
and Richmond Va, for sale in sums to suit pnr-
ehasers, at a small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office OF 5. & NJ. ALLEN & CO.
Ly.chburg, where all kinds of mcurrent money
is 3sen at the lowest rates of discount
july 10. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27

NNfOfICE.-l Wish 10 sell my traef of Land,
Ii lyinR on Old Wpmans Crerk, IN PittsYl-
yania county about one mile from staunion riy-
cr and about - soutb-wes, Of Lynchbutg. Ii
adioins the lands Of Capt. John Ward, Thomas
T. Adams and others. On this tract, there are
upwards Of loO acres OF ricn fairgrounds, IA a
body. The hiph-and is well tmbefed With Gne
pine That pnrt ofthe tract which Is cleared Is
good aud produces we'll This land contains
two good orchards otescellenI fruit The range
for stock i, extensive. and unequalled by any in
this section Of country. II embraces three fine
mill sites, on a stream which constantly affords
as great . supply of water as any machinery
may require The terms will be moderate, and
credit will be given. Any person wishing to
purchase will please call ON the subscriber, liy-
ing at Wards Bridge, ampbcll county.
JOHN Is RuTLEDGE.
Fob l6 rl.2s
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SPRING ARRIN AIS,
Dffbp --LATEST EuSLio1S

/nHE late arrivals al New York. from Eng-
Il land, India aud France, have enabled our
Partner there, to select very rare assortment Of
beautiful Bareges, Grass Ginghams. splendid
Figured silks, fancy silk Gauze aud Barge
hdl>fs x few splendid Scaris of choice shades.
Calicoes of the choicest patterns aud newest
style, extra super figured and plain Swiss Mus
Inns, lish Linnens and Lawns. of superior man
ufacure-wih other goods at very reduced
prices. MCKEE, ROBINSON " co.
April IL 5t36
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March 30.

NEW ARRIY & ROBERT
~ kfLE are now opening an additional
supply (received last evening" of seasonable
Dry Goods, consisting in part ofsuperfne Cloths
and Cassimeres; splendid new style Calicoes !;
Cambrics; Dimities, &c. &c.
March
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27
1iNAh TN tiNih lO4N.
EDW ARD &. MOORNAN
April 20.

&IOIltE.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust, ey-
~ ecutcd by Alexander BridgIand, bearing
date the 18th day of February, 1926, and re
corded in the county court Of Campbell, for the
purpose Of mdcmniiymg Joseph billiard. shall
proceed to sell, at public auction, for cash, be
fore the market house, IN the town Of Lynch
burg, on the 18th day o. May next tenement
and parcel Of land lying IN the county oil Camp
bell ncai the town Of Lynchburg, containing
about one fourth Of an acre, being the tenement
occupied by the said Bridgland--adjoinin the
lands of the late Wm. B Lynch. shall CON
We, such title only as is vested in me under the
deed of trust above mentioned.
Wm. RADFORD, Trustee.
April 6. Ct1@35
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April 90
Valuable Property near Lynchbnrg,

Valuable Property near Lynchburg,
YR4OR SALE.-The subscriber having deter
- mined 70 remove TO town, offers for Sale
lIs valuable farm, near Lyncbburg, containing
about 90 Acres, known by the name of DAN
LEY. To a person whose business does not re-
quire his constant attention in town, this is one
of the most desirable residences in the vicinity
of the place. The buildings are all ofbrick, con.
ssting fan excellent and convenient dwelling
house, ice-house kitchen, stable, &Lc.--The gar
den is large and productive, and is enclosed by
a substantial brick wall To those in the neigh
horhood further description is unnecessary.
Persons at a distance who may feel disposed to
purchase desirable residence near Lynchburg,
may view the premises at any time, and he in
formed of the terms on application to the sub
scriber, who, deemlng il his interest TO dispose
of this property. offers bargain TO purchasers.
IfOaklcy he not sold by Tuesday the 18th day
of May, il will on that day be offered Al auction.
VIM L. SAUNDERS.
April e, tds35