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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22

I'D Y,irtue ofa deed offrua, ereouted 10 Ater-
- aadcr P0tteson aud The subscriber. by Plea
SAINT Bfdkcg, on HE i5M dag Of dprd, 1875, for
purposes therein mentioned, ondoj reoord in The
clerks office ofdte costutyof Campbell, piH be
soid, ioU,e highest bidder, for cash, at me Spout
Spring, in said county, on the Isl day Of My, one
sorrct mare, three feather beds and furniture, fire
heas cfcaHe, 10 head Of hogs, some sheep, one
Wafnm folding table, pine tabte, clothes press,
cupboard, common chairs, kitchen furniture
and plantation toots--70 acres offnnd, NTH its
appearances, adjoining Hin. Diuguid, and o.
hers--ond also The right and title Of said Btokey
IN the estate Of his decreased mother, being one
third part, IN The state Of kentucky; said estate
supposed 10 consist Of 8 stnDes and The crop on the
plantation at The death Of his mother, and also all
mud erery legacy claims or demand, whatsoever,
wh'ch HE sad Binkey may hare in, 10, or om Of
The estate 81 has mother any other, uidlsoeper.
Shct tile as Is usaed IN The subscriber by INC deed
aforesaid NIL BE- Conveyed TO the purchaser or pr-
chastrs. WM c. Mc1LLISTER'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22

II AMP & LINSEED OlL.--Walter II. Mid
II dleton, has this day received large guam
tity of superior Winter Strained Lamp Oil--Al-
so LinSeed Oil, Spirit Turpentine, White Lead,
&c.
Nov. 10 ts27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22

IFl virtye Of deed of trust, made 10 the sub
I'll scrihla and James I Wright by Cornelius
Pearee. detsd On the 10th day % February, 1877,
aud Of seoord ia the office olthe IIustngs Court
cfLyyehburg, for the purpose o. securing Ger
ealn debts due tc Geo Whitloohe, !, as surviving
trustee, viii proceed to SELL on the premises, 90
Friday, the 18th OF May neat, # fair, IL not the
nextfals day thereafter, Sundays excepted, for
ready money, eeftainh olf acre ofEroond, IN
che Corporation Of Lynchhurg, lying and being
On teath street and sixth alley The 'I'le Is be-
iicged ungu, stonahle, but, acting as trustee, |
shat onl, esnYey such as is vested in me by said
aecd GEO = RICHARDSON, Survi-
Aprile7 t-tds3s wing Trustee.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22

5rlY ,irnfc OF a deed Of trust executed ~
trl PIeesaris Marphey to the late John iica,
der deed and tic subscriber, for the purpose OF
securing sundry d.tts therein mentioned, which
deed bears date the 29th dry Of November, 1923,
onl is OF record IN tiie csupty court OF Bedford,
7 shall on be IN day of May next II fair, II
ras ,lie ueu lair day tscreatter, sundays es-
leptsd, at the residence 81 said Picasauts Mur.
ph,, in the county OF pcs'iord, proceed 30 sell
=, pukllc anction tie lands conveyed by said
deed. VIZ One tract ON winch the said Plea
.6nts Murphy new resides, containing i've
bundled aud eleven acres, more OF less, and
iy.ny opon Goose an! Mill Creeks, as more
parneuady s.escubcd and subject TO the resci.
satians eoD,1Incd IA said deed OF trust, also one
undivided lseis,y ola tract Of 6tteen 9crcg, ly.
ius on the sonih side Of Goose Creek aud bonn
ded by said Crtek aed the lands OF John Az
shur and others. OF 20 much 81 SAID lands A.
will be suiIiclcu, 10 pay whatever balance may
-be due Of the debts secured by said deed OF
trasi aud the .larges Of sale. These lands are
very valuable, couiainng lSrgg portion Of
les grounds -the tersls which viii be in con-
formity. With ihe provisions Of sa,l deed Of
trust viii 81 madekn on the day of sale.
Acting as trustee, shall convey the title YES
xd IN ue by said deed Of trust and 10 other.
DANIEL r0MPkINo,
Surviving trustee.
Apr1 IL tds37
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22

n LCoHoL, Spirits Turpentine, Venetian
"a Red, Spanish Brown, and number ofo-
Their articles just received and for sale by
April 3. THOMAS ]. DuFAL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22

in this place. also, on hand large STOCK of
fine, common fur, and Lambs Wool Hats of all
fashions and shapes, warranted to be OF durable
materials, and manufactured in the best style
and an constantly adding to the above stock
from my mandatory hats OF all descriptions -
Those wishing to purchase are requested 10 call
and examine for themselves, as | am determined
TO sell unusually low for cash.
PAUL ]. TARDY.
May l5 tssO
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POSTPONEMENT-

The sale of the tsspse property is Postponed
until Thursday the oath inst aud will take place
ri Blakey's house. instead Of the place designa-
ted IN the advertisement.
WILLIAM G. MALLISTER, Trustee.
May 4. ctds3o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22
me- Ncw Screen pot,erns.

C. hcw Screen Patterns.
VI lHE Subscriber has just received large
- supply Of Fire Screens, equal or superior
10 any ever offered in this market Persons
wishing 10 purchase willplease call and examine
my stock G. A. WIIHERS.
May l.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22
Aprn2o

1NoR SALE, family of NEGROES, for
~ cash, or on short credit; man and wife
aud four chIldren.-Appiy to the Printer.
March 90. tf33
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22

be warranted genuine.
He has recently purchased the entire stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuis, &c
Of Docts. Owens & Leelie, which in addition to
his stock on hand, together with his new arrival,
renders his assortment extensive aud complete
Ills friends and the pubic, as well as the cus
toners of Owens Il Leekie, are assured that they
can be furnished ON the anost favorable terms.
Practitioners Of Medicine, country merchants
and others who purchase largely can be supplied
at a small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken in payment.
The greatest attention pad 10 the compound
ing OF medicine and he pledges hmselftu deli
yer no article out of his establishment but VIVA.
is Of the purest quality.
July IL. ts96
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22
1A Z 70 ~ A y 20 LD.'D Ia. On

~ I'd EMOYAL.--S1MUEL DIN
slE ~ KEL, & 60. have removed
skSsApszsN THEN HAT STORE two doors below
y he Market-Iiouse, and nearly OPP
postc Mr.. John Bnllock's where they offer for
sale new and extensive assortment of FANCY
FUR HATS, together with q general assortment
of commonI III & Wool Hats, part ofwhich are
of their own manufacturing, and warranted 10 be
first quality aud made ofthe most durable mate
rails They solicit share of the public patron
age, as they are determined TO keep constantly
on hand complete assortment of fancy hats of
the latest northern fashions, and likewise eve
ry description of fine and common hats of their
own manufacture, all of which they will sell very
low for cash.
All hats bought of them, Of their make, shall
&c lroned without charge.
Jan IL. 800
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22

If HAVE recently re-
- ceived from New
York, my Spring supply
of Hats, turs, sc. and
am now able to offer the
public some of as fire
fashionable Bearer Hats
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22

sxeoTlcL. All persons having Claims upon
,ly nc in my official character, ms late dcpu'
.y foy c. Nnndy, Sheriff of the county OF Am
herst. are reqnesicd 10 call upon me without Dc
'N'' JOS. PETIYioHN
March o. 1913
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22

An Apprentice win be taken az
-l1,s cGisc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22

60 Packages Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
" HHOMASJ DUyAL, has lately received
- 90 Packages of Drugs and Medicines, a.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22
New Arriedi Of Meciciaes.
- AI-TER LII NlnnI Eu0N

" now receiving sixty tluee
packages fresh Medicines, Which
have been particularly selected by
an experienced hand, and which can
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22

Dec1 IA.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-23
FROM TIE t. s. LITERARY GAZETTE
I tA.s Z tine to be cl1uau ond sac

3 tbs 4 time to be cioudy and sad
Is THIS a time TO be cloudy and sad,
When our mother nature laughs around
When even the deep blue heavens look glad,
And g!a'.Acss breathes from the blossonine
ground
There notes of JOY from The hang bird and wren
And the gossip Of swallows through all the sky
The ground squrre' Rai!v chirps BY lis den,
And the wiling bee huns merrily BY
The clouds are at play in the azure space,
And their shadows at play in the rgnt green vale
And here they stretch to the frolic chase,
And there they roll Oh the easy gale.
There's 1aaoc Of leaves in that aspen bower
There's litter Of winds in the beechen tree
There's smile on the fruit-and smile on ths
flower,
And laugh from the brock that runs to the seq
And look at the broad faced sun how he smiles
On the dewy earth that smiles in his ray,
On the lcapinS waters. and gay young isles
-. 'oo5.-1H1 len smile thy gloom away
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-23

4 Character Birth, wit. and fJ;:r..c, co?.l...o
to render Sophia conspicuous, wt.;ie oocro3i9r
propensity to envy sours he. Otherwise a:2iaoe o,.a
ites, and makes her dreaded as a poison Gc,. l.
danSerous-gratefui 10 tie tas:a yet mora r. r.
feet. All who see Sophia Il a Wis.,, where lie
blancy Of her wit heightens the lus:-e Of all 2e-
charms, are imperceptlIiy de!uded INK concl-.
renee with her in opinion, and SUSPECT 7ot d.ssil~
kton under the air of traukness nor design q C..
ing mischief in seemingly casual stroke Of Wit
The most sacred character, the fAivest re?u:&:.au.
defend not against the infectious blast a spgit
" ra'llery; borne on the wings of .>i ana supper.
ed by blaze ofJeauty. the fiery vapour wi:Ae, 't-
sweetest blossoms, and communicates TO all VIC
hear, involuntary dislike g '1oso a: whose Sc
ri 5he ront, her SATIN
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-23

DLArH.-Ihe annexed paragraph is an eloquent
dcncstion of what all Can feel but what few can
so faithfully describe. 1t is from the novel entitled
MAant,rt,' "a work written with uncommon
power anl ,5ility Il Ntgy EHgdind Galary.
"Ihere il, perhaps, no feeling Of our nature 50
vague, complicated, SO mysterious as that with
which we look upon the cold remains Of our fellow
mor,as. The dignity with which death invests
the meanest Of its Victims inspires US With an awe
40 living thing create. The monarch on his
throne IS less awful than the beggar in his Stroud
The marble features-:hc powerless hand--the stiff
tened iin,boh who can contemplate these with
feelings that be defined These are the mock
cry OF all our hopes and fears, ondest love, our
fellest hate. Can it be, that we now shrink with
horror from the touch Of that hand which but yes
terday vas fondly clasped in own Is that
tongue, whose accents even now dwell in Cur oar
forever chained IN the silence of death These
black and heavy eye-iids, they forever to seal
up in darkness the eyes whose glance no carth,
power could restrain And the spirit which AM
mated the clay, where is it now Is il wrapped in
bliss, or dissolved in wc' Does It witness orr
greet, and share sorrow, Or IS the mysterious
type that linked i with mortality forever broken
And the remembrance c: earthly scenes, are they
indeed to The cnhancAseI spirit as the morning
dream, or the dew upon The early flower RcAec-
tons such these naturally arise in every breast.
Their influence i, felt, though their impor, cannot
always be expressed The principle is lie same,
however il may differ in its operations
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-23

g iae Social Circle, +" Monthly Ms .i@2v. -5-
Quoted by Ecbecca Bates, in Mouuto,eas@ot. Ui.2
has lately made its appearance, (Which" s-ys the
Philadelphia Album, SIS neatly printed, and done
UP very PRETTY, in rose ,coloured cove: 4 happy
omen, for this blush of sweet modes:y- tie 90
og Of virtue casts its delicate tnge CT 10 .o'ow
Tug passage in the fair lady's address
"'The progress of more liberal sca;ire:.:-. las
sotlcned the manners of the present age. and held
out an invitation to to adventure. though csa-
iously. and with timid steps, inc :ho -,?eae,g
alk5 Of literature
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-23
The following beautiful extract is from Bid

The following beautiful extract is from Bid
dies culoe ium on Jefferson:
There lies in the depth Of every heart, that
dream Of our youth, and the chastened wish Of
manhood, which neither cares nor honors can
ever extlnsu.sh, the hopes Of one day resting
from the pursuits which absorb US of inerpo-
sing between our old age and the tomb-some
tranquil interval Of reflection, when, with feel
ngs not suhducd but softened with passions
not exhausted but meowcd, VIC may loo!; calm
y on the past without regret, and on the iu-
ture without apprehension But in the tumult
of the world, this vision forever recedcs as we
approach it; the passions which have agitateL
our life disturb our latest hour; and we 20
down to the tomb, like the sun into the ocean,
with no gentle and gradual withdrawing Of the
light of life back TO the source which gave it in,
but suIlen in its bcamlcss descent, with its fiery
glow, long after it has lost its power ard its
splcndoul
fndian Eioqucnee-'The following specimen Of
elcslac pathos, was delivered by an Indian wo-
man over the contiguous graves of her husband
and infant - The Father of life and LIGHT has
taken from me the apple Of my eye and core o.
my heart, and hid them in these two graves
will moistenth the one withmy tears, and the other
with the milk Of my breast, till | meet them
again in that country where the sun never sets =
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-23
THE DISTANT SHIP.
BY Felicia Hemans.

ny Felicia HemaAS.
The sea birds wing DER oceans breast
Shoots like a CHANGING star,
While the red radiance Of the west,
Spreads, knelling fast and far;
And yet that splendor wins thee no;
Thy still and thoughtful eye
Dwells but on ore dark, distant spot
Of all the main and sky.
Look round thee DER tic slumbernp dee /,
\ solenn glory broods
A fire hath touched the beacon steep.
And al! the golden woods
\ thousand gorgeous clouds on high
Burn with the amber light,
What spell from the rich pageantry.
Chains down the gazing sight
A Christening thought of human cares.
feeling linked to earth
Is not yon spcck bark, which bears
The loved of many hearth
On do not hope and grief and fta-,
Crown her fiail world e'en now,
And manhood's prayer and woman's tea
Follow her ventuyous prov
Btjgh: are the floating clouds above.
The giittering seas below;
But we ar bound by cords Of love,
TO kindred, veal and wo
Therefore, amidst this widc ara,
OF glorious things and fair,
Ny soul i IN the bark's lone WAY,
70: human hearts are there.
Ny soul, they say, is hard ana co.'s.
And nausht can move me
Perchance It's 50 midst life 5 wide Whit
But, O on Beauty lips, II, sul,
Twill melt ike Cieo7e'ra's ,oAl
Then love me, love NC.
Iworld not climb the ambitious heights
hat soar above nc
] DO not ask thee to bestow
Drweaith or honou:s on ne now,
Or wrcathe With laurel leaves my brow
But love me, love me
Oh III gaze on thee til! ny fond
Fixed Chances move thee,
loves 5iaocc sometimes the 90! lest f'.f,,I.
Fygmahon Oh A statues charms
's@ell, till it !eapcd into his arms
Then, love E.g, love me.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10
Roannl.e Land for SnIe.

AIt desons OF s,ng the tad of lend which reside
~ 'be eouHty 81 Mtekienhug Roanoke e.
1se1 "elS" ana ~ view % the principal junction Of Dan and
S'a"h MYERS IhH tract contains 500 aofe. about
soNh"'. shsi not deseIihe the quality IF land hut
H.t'y "NHe su "a gentlemen Disposed inye their
'rh.h iHai The iand does not recommend .rlf notins
persons living At distance that have within The last years
nun G"ehng house Of brick, having Foundations s;ase,
40 feet square, ahd most remarkably well
c"miou OF ian'y aud add, Tor health there Is no
P"peio~ me moHna supcrotto IT, II do-uot sell pre-
Fatty before TIE @lt 10y Of Asiti ntxt viii then sell
publicly At the Tavern Of Clark koy,ter 10 the Town oi
CarksTl dsaRi two aud hsif miles .fou the premise
Terms, oHe, Two and three ears credit
CHA: L. WINGFIELp.
4. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

Il vgig> ~ dstd IF t1st sr,cfea 20 ne SuIcrBsr, on
stHss 20 "ng 81 fpGn 1890, b. TAomas g. YaYqty md
C,tfaA u" 'eysr ne p1,yoe 81 ssopriar ne yaf ~,
otD, tsen mentioned ds 70 Sr1asf Coe & cor II ~ ca
- hoHgne aHd uiich has beea dsf reeoCdeg IL ~ sg
~ re-, ~ y re county courf f Bptrgian,l 0be sod
70 ts 6iet. bttde for cash, ~ ne pyee on safrsa
ne t5t day al nri, frse f0sof land Iyia nr bsfn
10 the towof cute, Wc 81 ~ cofsg n Cham, zach
ooniafting hn mr., and trsal N sc p1 farf
lots No. three f5-.l- ear fhfeca Lpoa onsoffte fss
aborf cnfiolss fefs L q as, ~ fsory Aois nearly hn.-
10 nHl uhA rita fs rysass o1vd oesaesr eiiasr FER
store o. ar'tHfAg hfsc. td 0t0 fnat haf 1.iof ans
Jsen used sfore house, Crf5iV " os jYi,ss Ries,.
ara 'tnaid ofte head e a. o ic7,i0a etat sfytan. ~
4eNeHtlH - capital iFfluy fo tgf1r if ttc mercantile
ot.ines. M e5o- yop. 1arH ?. ois gis tifie g.
b@spefob s geo re si oY % BE e,afeftd, ~ vested
z. fns st5r.r.l,r D. ~ Ga, 4f.-i.rsf SIN gHfvCH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

ILL NELSON he's reo'iyod by the Planter Exit ari
"a other lsc arrivals, fs Of thp most hnu
able and dcsndbie GOODS 81 hs e., upua0n which hs
Is snahied 20 oder stveiy low pieces vfz:
cil'n dresses, inshNns, Grass Mullins Loa3on print,
Campics. Bia-k lahiu Lustring, Majsr Crsre. i-ufd
an plan Coos de Naples assciit1, fuu-et Ga French Gem
halrnc, h.so and ssd Lu.tfug ard scl.n. bo.n aid
waite fench Dns, Naukse.. Vet,nes, London suGeffn,
Cioil5 4ud Uassirese rth Linens. Li,ls D,lt,rs
nshtes aud Tick ug Cotton Ca-bso.s pam suj 6Eur,
duii, swiss, Book lAdis Mtsiins ricn Lsce Collar
p,t snrg and liiki. b.ea-cd AID ubi-ached u peti.
shutting and sag c.D1s.
W,h vari,y OF olher desiaile goods which fctd,,, GAO
assortment tuu piste. Juy ~. 49, ,sf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10
VgU UoIInIs HeIgny.{

UNAWAY Iron, ilos Island the county Of Sury o
- ne let instant, my ANTHONY between % aud 50
years oil age, stout well made, and feet high. eth
90 on' are 'Ge apart than usual anu las hair
uNi ~ had On when he went or hius mixed JACKET
'N Psh'i"os' "iih small wool hat, aud took with
"a" "i new tEn-Luig Ifnaluuus mate.
4'a- lie "as sold at auction IA Richmond two iee month.
ago aud u c,ssSh by genen Of whom bought biu,
AMI i rsil TO have he-D brought ON Niiddes,x county and
mas wife at NJ Cor"us Ia that county Gloucester The
tnn'e reward aud all expenses incurred will paid upu
delivering ham TO he At the l. AMI or uu co,1pr
nln, ia > ine' or Charlie, CITY jill, aud informing
"nb4ut delay through the mail, othcrw.c.
Petersburg, July II "a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10
by authority from Henry clay j..

"a ILL Ice svd on the pren.ss, TO tue hshc, ;.er ON a
49, S,"'I 81 u months ON the 27h day oi August next
anu y hs IA the county OF HI bIico Richuiuud
n"ai, about eight miles city If Richmond
The % O. Henry Clay Porter Clay, aud john Clay, being
- '',ell recovered by them, BY ofthe cuf
Cout iof the Uned States from tht hens III K,obs Ceks
uo; supposed To contain about 500 laoins
80 u Johl r"d, Johu liill John Lacey MS hinton aud
s-"onH "ilh arPtoytd security executed by
IN me daJ Of sale w,ii be requires the
| 80 '' 'ne purchase nOlt paid Tnis Hand
oe sou e"ft, ot ih parcel, puich,eis The
u ue county Of lierricos requested survey 1t,
will be paid. - ~ ' - IN ~, .,tssr ''
Jiy -. .s-1i,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10
y .nnlgann. 80 - -

$500 ."8 tpr"rJve, 81 Gale ly farm 100 ti-
- 70" ~ 90 1pochand, Eve mtes below olriiind ,o,.
aug "rny fs' miles ri gichnahI situated befoesn
n ' lower Hesffrtan sod Infsrpfn. caui1in-s ss0
pc f =" "e" 'heIe ore ny esGuaion aoa' I'd acres Of YER,
oe '" grounds on each crs.t snd 81 woodland
.nii " or" fhifiort' 'ny body OF eopditnI tie county
To ng 's'r'"nis pre- rev sst., dsslinr house .nf IN
necessary "ni'r.e' fHcre tie fsfr4a ysfs t..,.o,
lN5 1nie gu .ffl e' prnclts aud clties. farther af
crpion g aeened unnecessary those wi.ting toturts
WI '5 'e" ''f W'mee, u.a aiai tne s9.cfbrf feie.
"hy "'" mat sno'n the tftms a. tsievsd there g. ne
'Hn''''n ~ha'e'er mefe a iy G.,n f ssr ohe ~ 6,t
bog .i"- 'titeI 'r-i-ys JOHN HAFTf~.
wv. :. I. Do. lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10
TAE sAENrY BARGES.
RaPpdhGHnock Land for SGlr.

'iif. srhe'te's oder tor Of aud immediately
On tie iiver, IN tu upp.t part Middsex county, con-
aiming A""nt IJU ae'es a, ies. tsptids 81 ti. snd
ou' cviHidet@oe pat ot winch iis OF excellent qua
Pssess equh ia'.s "a raising stock, having abJu 50
"st' o. marsh. which, with moderate eNpeute lab
may be eoaseiiof meadow land yer, ftfue Th omen
i@nd Il easily cultivated aud toieistly pr5lu,tse T4ere .
an sipe 0eL"ia sad ot"er hut it. ANY person
Wishing 10 pa chase viii he shewn the land ny 15r. Wiis
Montague, who lives doE, by NJ. Waits, Wio Is tue
PTse" tenant Terms 81 sse uay be known, ON app
Aion either IN person OF hy ieUer addressed Dr.. j. K
Ban, Lancaster county NulIssi lille Post O,noe
1uif - IL wH- / j. X.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10
LdHd for Sac.

iuu.It"s' va" sell Oh reasonable the following
= uae's Z" land, lying IN the county Ut Lunenhur one
Syo"s ius acie aud well adapted The cuiySticn Of
'''. "d - OF every description. TAis trs,t i.
u4eiri buildings. " " "''''N'S "'N
10 "hri ac contains 500 acres all WOOD and If an
excellent quality tue ectiun of The tso i,rts -,
ss 'g"'r bounded On the We, By i,eriy creek Sou,h
~ yoA iii aHd Last by tie ruad Il IL WITHIN helf
ne al Two very good D'iiis aud 200 Yards u PoO ee
ahd mas always been called hy tho, who know IT, an
'u" ' puptc on-'h--' Distant from PETERSBURG 90 miles
lunehoais courthouse miles, Meckrubure "a nlr.
WIN a, STONE.
1uJ . <<-wH GILL. W. WATTS.
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iE irsc Of land teiopgp "a, ne etrs OF oh Dlul i,
De- rf f'e. ihe i-oye tdc O. -'otted The county %
ye''-ef 1850. ditiey % ftp riveft adi1lins Go
90 gl 1I. .H.fr Wrfr'ri trTf Hd M'f t.iio,.
' confirms about tfA hnadfsd arf-..
"'i5HDoafHyois iu Vfrini' ati 90 .
uo,t OF O. teaviJ umbefeIi be- location ans .ra, fent,
zoe me-. dtfrihie tact of land fo .lr i aic 90 VIZ
S"' Eei"n sFhins o. purchae ascertain tho tcru b.,
appyins 20 EdniunI Chrisfmn Es. of john Dtuirieg d,
Richmond. Anfd a. fr 90
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July 20. 1897.

: Young MAN who has taught sehooi i,r ss.o,ai y,,r
r past, W'.hes 70 gO epiuyin'nt for rIlsurr year 10
come h"aay pat Of th state. lie nIer ample isstuo-
mails II his ahity to teach the Gred, stn enI Enta i-
gYage' g ,mh'iieaiy, AnInmse, Oc'saPhy, Asron,my,
.HathCmatlcs.A
Letters sldses.sd B. Newark POST ose Louisa county
Fa viii Ur promptly attended 20.
July II 20 i,Ht+
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= virtue Of Of the Superior Court Of Chauecry fr
tue Richmond D-uic, n1de the 22d ,ay of I.r.e,
l1-4, "a the cas- Of Colin JOHNSON, committee Of William
lhompson chez y. Thompson, aud others we -s d
commissioners specially aFPputedb by said decree on
the 18Th DAY OF August next sell public auction, the
hEhts bidder tue Peues, The OF land called
Hhhe,' "a SAID decree referred To- yius and heinz on
Soid hne Creek, 10 Tie county o Louisa Terms: O credif
Of six AMI twelve mouths bonds with approved security viii
BE required o ihr purchaser, aud The tir retained ali. tie
purchase money be paid
David THOMPSON
JAMES Il. ELLIS, '""''