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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

VIRGINIA: At niles, holden in the clerks Office N Tie
superior court Of chaucery fo tho Richmond district
day of September 1923 Charles Hudnn pit against Column
bus w kent otherwise &. {. g. w Kent Madison Waltiall
and George Silman, DIS.
Tic defendant Columbus w. Kent Otherwise G. c. @. w
hcn not having entered his appearance and given security
according m tic act Of assembly and the rules ~ this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, thar hc IS mbab
1nt Of ibis ccouy il IS ordered that The said dccDdan do
apPcar bee ,c first day of'e tm, and answer the bill
oitho plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
N newspaper published in The city ofHichmond for two
months sccesvcy, and pord % tic Don't door olr capitol
ir 'hr said CITY.
rs r5o~ TT. W. e r1NrrTTU%. r g
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~TORA1 q, PROPOSAL.


Post .'iosfer G.a5y0i,
SIRE I win convey tho Mil Pot Pcu'o No --, vfz
rom 1880 10 , for the yearly compensate o. - dollars.
The bidder viz state such Improvements present them
selves TO HIM " stage, VII be proper for him eay
Tie should distinctly state the number Of the route and not
only the number but the bcgnn ng and end oft Tic should
also clearly state his residence 10 the state and Town
which he ivrs " h. be not contractor he accompany
his bids hy eIIlahle Recommendations Scrt G-mi2i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

EDUCArION.-Thc Subscriber has the pleasure 10 m,
form his patrons and the public generally, That his school
father On the 18th day of January, 1929 His course of h
sirucon VIII cnbruc most OF the branches of classical and
i, The undersigned, grateful u the
himself that excons s6n be wanting On his pan TO pn
The good character which has sustained In test
mony Of the derp be cnertns Of the difficulty and r.,
on'on oil conducting the youths committed his care, he
instruction, aud that no is rarely separated from their sciet,.
II is his duty aud delight be their companso 10
inspire them with the love of learning and 20 convince ,hr ~
its vast importance their future dcsnics lennov MN,
e o, ms method has beai ac>,ed the rapid progress OF
TO all hoo who vc entrusted their children and wards 10 ~
ms own bod, bedding aud c;rdlcs.
MilfSood, near the Bowlns.(;rccn. 90"
Carolne county, Va. Oct. -. 1879 ts
STAUNrON ACADEMY.-Tho undeTSicWJ a con-.
mtiec appointed by the board Of trustees urc DESTROYS Us
hope that by designating its advantages sicc-,, cIre or
encouragement he obtained promote the cause of cuc
society The local situation OF this seminary n syena ms
poets; very favourable Tho climate uncomnonly healthy
OF life he obtained the most moderate cnus TIa
ee have acertaned tina, boarding may had in respectable
pve families nj He not exceeding forty dollars for SESSION.
OF i've months They have made enquiries as to the ,rs
OF boarding IN tnvens they consider ncxpeent tina, yon;.
should be exposed the temptations Incident 10 I'm. & en-,
Quoted houses of that description. ~ ~ WI
1t IS contemplated tina, this institution will be again open fur
e teccP'h OF pupils on the Is, M October next provided
prospect OF an adequate though moderate cunera,ion fr
men services can p held on! to Two gentlemen high quafa
tcaeuly, Professors To those acquainted will, tbe Re-.
JOSEPH SMITH and LfrrLEroS WADpLI, Esq non. meet, BIZ
sad 10y way Oh accommodation But r7, nod guardians
a, distance, pledge ourselves for the sr, moral worth TIM,
correct department. and the exemplary habits Of Mcs.s Smith
ana Waddeil We, moreover express candid opnim n,
siating that teachers better quacby energy of Character
r OF talents and their advantages eelucarfpn
could not DC selected for such institution We give tbs
recommendation from personal knowledge Of hes
gentlemen, with whom we are intimately cquainted.
The terms of tuition will be reduced biow the cusioc,s,,.
rates as may be from the following schedule which ms
been sanctioned by the board of trustees
FOR Latin Creek Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Chtps,
Try, Astronomy, Rhetonci Logic Mma Mental Phiior,n
phy-pcr SESSION. -
Fer Reading, Pcnmauship, Arithmetic, Enth Grammar
and Gcngraphy-py session. q,
Tire Summary win I've opsme ,c first Monday isNupc,,
nr next Letters addressed to any OF The cunIri(t.
VII receive ms mcEl pruntp, G,tcntioqi
WILLIAM BOYS,
JANIS era EURR
JOHN WAYY
IDHN C. SDWERS'
hA< az. ., RBfSCUE q. BALDWIN,
Slann,o0 AusIt ], 1922. 66Swi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

A mERTlSEMElNT.--Th Carrier cs the CartafssAlle
Mail his return TO Richmond "Wednesday nigh,
last thrown from his horse about three miles above jefferson
nj which he lost the Ma aud account OF the dark
ness oi the n'e unable to md it, although iscnt arch
has hoen made, II has not been found The
pr letter nom c Post Master at CacrSvlc, follow:
letter dHrcled TO Columbia Grove,
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CORNELIUS DORMAN, Jailrr
Lexington, Rorkbridsc county, Nov. dth 1929 si-Im

fOMMITrED to the jail ofthc corporation Of LynchbUI9
- on the 10th day Of June laSr . runaway PHEBH
slave who gays she belongs ,oJames NJ fsan and was hrrd
me present year 10 William Carter Of the county OF Coor
and SAID slave had on when committed striped dnmes
uc coat pair OF shoes and las impeachment her speech
ana appears to I've about twenty four wears old She is da
muiatto aud IS about fret or inches high The orror as
INC aove slave IS desired TO forward prove Property p
charges and take her away she will dealt with uccS1dnc
TO law. SAMUEL KR A NSyOpn IsSnls
Sept - 'H' a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

MIR. hLPHoNSE LOUBAT ha-
1ta wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, on LoNo-isLAND, where he now has,
m full cultivation, IhUty.fre .4osrs Of
Ground, containing $4,000 Grape Vine
Roots having also the peculiar advantage
OF being enabled to procure the best species
oil Roots from ms Fathers extensive Vine
Yards and Nurseries, III the Districts of Bor-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20
TOBACCO.

VERY respectfully take leave to return nv nnyticu-
lar thas to those planters who have been so friend
y as to nru the management of their Tobacco TO me
as Salesman at the Public Warehouse I hone il n
not necessary for TO shy, that my best cxortous
have been used TO render general satisfaction n0an
Iender thcm the same attention, my more my heath
trust has been Tcstored-I would here remark ia mn,
friends for whom have done business as well as ma
ny others for whom hope to be engaged TINT this no.
tce w0uldnot have been introduced upon them but for
the offer of Mr. Lakeland to do busin es M the sanc
place. as competitor Our friends will please direct
tner Tobacco to one the other ous as they NAV sne
cause, which will save any thing like contention II
should not be expected that when there IS fair
competition in this way that the inspectors would
!cei themselves in any way interested, particularly
II the same patrOna &c is extended TO the Warc bou.
as heretofore by the Planters. Should nnv 'Tobac'
co DC directed to the Ware house without SPECIFYING
any preference ia the Salesman the owner will re-
collect that he has tho right to choose for himself
even on the day Of sale. Thc eituaton of ealoe-
man IS m no way connected with any Of the
other duties Of the Warehouse. Consequently.
1t IS held alone by the patronage Of the PLANTERS;
and dealers. Surely can give no better evidence of
my auachmcntto the interest of the Planters and nv
anxiety TO promote their interest, than to annex the
following names, composing large majority of tho
principal buyers, who have kindly directed me 70
P1yo reference 10 them bv way Of sIievin0 fheir so
tIsactlon to my mode of doing business as Salesman
hgParucular patronage ofsuch dealers is worth more
70 the growers Of Tobacco than any other evidence
that have to ofer-for such an expression of their
Ieelngs, have only to return my humble thanks
The inspectors receipt for all Tobacco sent to inc will
DC returned 70 the owner cont. cnty shall wait his
order for its inspection and sale An expenses pad
u directed, by the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at The Ware
house. II. p. MONTAGTJE'
RETERANC1:,
Ringers md Harrison T,,cko mud Sy~,r
Jno. and Wu. GiIiiuR, Daniel U,a,upjck.
Scott, Lroine s. 10. ,Jao. Jones'
r"os' Hdfms, I'm. BGrreh,
Jno. Stccast, C1s. EILs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

hlos holden in the clerks 1lce the county couJt ~
- King Queen, the 9Th Of October, 1B29 ThiIp pen
dletoO, pit against Nathaniel Crane and Ietnn Crane me
Vs. CH,ScERy. ' N''
Tho defendants not having entered their appcarnnen ana
gycn security according TO the act Of assembly and tho rs an
os court and happe1rng by satisfactory evidence that v
are not inhabitants OF this Ststo il Is ordered that the cndanf,
no appear hefo On the second Monday in January ney aud
answer the bl OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of Ibis orJT b
oWh inserted IN soue newspaper published in tho civ oS
chmund, for two months successfully and nos AZ tho o.,
door otthe court house Of the said county $500
10, A COPY Tcse, ROBERT POLLARD, h. DC
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SUBSCRIPTIONS

FOR LlIPORTLhG GRAPE JLNK ROOFS FROM
PRINCE, at n moderate price and encouraging, dr
inir0dlicfion oChtaf CnLiiLrf IN KI,itL 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

Va AS committed as runaway TO the jail Of RockhIidar
w On the ION day OF Sept past mulai,o boy who srs
ms name Is NICHOLAS WEIR aud that no is ferpr, bur
hound until he Of age Mr. Wioughby of the county OF
nelson SAID hoy about rs IL years oge about fcrt
on I'D inches hh of light compexiun his cothns so had
'at hcY eirot be described he has can OH
'rLyc The owner, If any, Is required apply for him. OF in,
vtl br dealt With ssrcrabiy to law 'r ' - 10y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

ALMANACKS FOR 1922.
TIHRANKLIN Almanac
l. Christian Almanac
Virginia and n. Carolinl Almanac
For sale by J. II. NASH.
nov II
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1,ER. RICHARD LUDLOW

10 ~ NtNHAtU BUDLOW-Slr Take notcr, tlrIr
~ on the 9th OF January next Loretto in the county 81
Essrk shall proceed to take depoons land continue f,n
Gay 20 gay until hnsh IN suit depending in the cotmfy
court OF ssX IN which Elizabeth s. Ludlow uiov M the Ia,
St Richard Ludlow and myself guardian Of Mary Eliza
Di ana hsdaTd JOHN Ludlow, plaintiffs and Won md
o'heTs are dclcndantS Your OFT sUrv't, y
- WAl. GARNETT, ad. dc n n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

NiHOiNIA: At nlc hoicn in the clerks o5ceof Csyr<
county, ON the Sd day of November, 1898. FlzaheIh
LuGiow WilIan Garnc1 guardian Of Mary Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow, plaintiffs, against Mary Elizabeth and
richard john Ludlow, infants Of Richard Ludlow dec Jnmcs
W. Ian' aSgned guardian ad litern, defend the sald IN
idnt,' ana Richard Ludlow, dekcndants-IS CRArcYEY.
he defendant Richard Ludlow, having entered hJ On,
rrnco and gwen sreury according the nc, Of assrp,
ana nc rules OF this court, and appearing by satisfactory cy
dcie' mat nc Is not an mabian Of this State: tl,erc on
me motion o the plaintiffs is odered that the said ennn,
Nobarn LUDLOW, do appear before the justices of the count,
court OF hsx, on the third Monday in January next aud ar
"er hcn b and that copy Of This e forth irtrd
m some newspaper Of extensive circulation published In ths
commonwealth for two months scccssciy and that anos
copy e posted az the front door Of the housB Of this co
a euPy. Peste, ZACH. u CBITTTNDEN, d. e.
~ 10
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StaHn,on, Austts,1 !. rs2s.

'VNHE subscriber Offers for sale, valuable pinIaim OH
Il which he resides, called the Meadow Bridges This osiis
situated i'll the county of Hanover Chicka6onny swami
S mixes from the city OF Richmond und 47sl acr
M winch there between loo
Inc late Improvements on the swamp have entirely drained ,
nat lands the high land we'll improved the buildings are
aIse containing between and 1910 excellent fruit
me hcah OF he subscribers fniy since his residence This
estate, allows him that no situation can be more ~
Die IN ha respect No property has been offered sao in t
advantages The soil is well calculated for the prodeon o
CON- cotton oats rye and grass, and suali portion whcats
as vegetable sol unsurpassed The subscrlur uuld
prefer making private sale but if not effected by the I5b ~
neccnor nc will then offer it publicly same time ne
VIII sell lB or ~ likely negroes, his ccr conng or
about 500 rrels, between $50 500 of which are onn
corn, fodder shucks &c-alsD his horses mules and eo,A
together with his household furniture plantation ue,Iss a.
he terms OF sale Of the real aud personal estate will he madt
KNOWN al proper time JOSHUA STORRS
Meadow Bridges Get. 9Th, 1879. T5-Sn,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20
Sos.tA CarolaG Eeuaaie last. auts.a

M ANIED-A Gentleman, who eau give unexceptiuna-
ole references, To character ability ofciate as
ana Assistant Tutor He he hly competent
asi IN inc Literary ditics Vt the Institution instruct
e nunDur oi pupils in the Greek Latin languages and
tlrr MATHEMATICS. '
The Sanri m additmto hnd, washing candles and Ere
~oou, WI pe swV lTh ninum ELIAS MARKS 81 q.
NV t'-WolS prnciphl
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PROPOSALS 4

bbkOPOSALS for carrying the Mails oi 'hc United states
I'm the following will bc received the Gene rll
Poocs until the 10th day Of November next incIuSvo VIZ.
IN VIRGINIA.
10 From Nhlloroush S'tngtos Bun Pasture 90 in.
trlssc the Route IRON S'autn Beverly, vceS, p
Mules.
Leave Marlborough every Friday and sell
tngtop's by q.
Leave same every Friday 10 arrive at M,cioush
by pm.
l6 From Scottsyillc, Little Yok, a wcct wiles
Leave Scottsyille eYcIy IN aud arrive nj mic
York
Leave same cvcy ~ und arrive at Scoiis.irc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

Mr. y hrgs lt-0e likewise to refer John Wclhnn Chm
man Johnson Richard Anderson, Robt Cwa,hnnv t;,pn
Fisher, g. H. Baccrus Jas NJ. Wicknm, Ers. DR. H. Page
Nov Is IT,, L.. az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

W. ysnSs Baker Mary Baker, George Baker Martha Ikc,
peuy bake and Hugh Goddn, admir- Of George BoIcy
% nn. ICING inhabitants Of this commonwealth win uease
" Hc that NJ Tie superior Court of tbancery 10
eourl ~ % o Williamsburg dirict shall the said
v an, ~ 'io we sun lately depending in said IN
,fTrTV CTypprV
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= JUH PInN9INT 'Ecsrroi ~ f'r Nvhlt oiTra
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-20

Ia From Travelier', Ecposcs TO rorahontss H. ono
wrecks, n,ilcs
Leave Travellers RepoSe every other FRIDAY a, 10
arrive nj lcc;ihoniasc II. on Saturday by 10 a.. N.
Leave same every other Saturday at noon and arrive
cllcfs RcpOsc sunday by noon
lS From Lexington up buffalo to Ross Furr,n-e and
sons River, To Coyiugton, or,c in weeks, 10 mill
Lcavc Lexington every other " ctcyday at ~ "a anC
Covinston by p. N.
Leave Covingtnn every other Thursday a, A. III aud
Lexington by Il y. ~.
~ From Nhccnc, to M~villc, once n week.
Leave wheeling every "Wednesday az u. IN, aud
Melville
Leave Surc cNcly and arfivc ut
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-23
FdIUdRLE WORK.

FEHE POCKET FARRiER" or Gentle
n mans Guide, in the management Of
Horses, under various diseases, with an ex
planation OF the symptoms attending the Dill
ierent disorders, aud the shortest, pia,ues',
snd most hImane methods Of curing them. Oh
rections for uiging Of the horse, sge. ana
useful observations on the breeding, raising
and training Of colts.-iints 10 purchasers,
md general directions Tor using horse on a
Journey, with useful rules for riaing with safe.
~, graceiulness, &c. and directions 10 per.
form the necessary surgical operations Re
ceipt for selding, on a new and improved
plan, and for securing horses from the dan
gers arising from Bots, Trnnebeons. nc. 10
which is added The Horses Skeleton, takrn
rom that Vi the Academy Of Sciences at Pa
L..
The above work Inns been complied and
written by James Ware, Of Amherst county,
and good judges who have seen il pronounce
q superior 10 the works on Farriery now in
general use. The above work inst received
and for sale by c. A. WIrHERS.
Aug. Z, tsSI
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NOllCE.-By virtue Of a deco Of Dust. y
"a ecuted In the subsort Der ny Edmund l.
vine, bearing date on the 2lst Gay OF March,
1928, aud duly recorded in the Clerk oliice OF
Be ford county on the 9th day o. Octohetnext,
shall, lef me purposes expressed III SAID deed
OF trust, AT Bedford G. urt House, proceed 10
sell, by way of public auction. for cash, a nact
OF land, supposedto contain 800 acres, lying IA
Otter River, IN the the county ot Bedford The
whole OF the above land is in wood and n greai
poI ton of il good tobacco land. The righi 10
the above land Is b believed 10 he uuqueslionable
but acting as trustee, | shall convey onl, such
title as vested in me ny lhe ttust deco afore-
said. GAIOHlLL MEfNIs, Trustee
sept % tdsl3
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q NOMMlTTED to the ial oftnc Corporation
~ of Lynchbnrg. on the 10th dew of June
llsi, as runaway PHEbE, a slave who saws she
belongsto James NJ. Peasants and was hired the
present year 10 William I. Carter, of the county
of Goochland. Said slave lad on when commit.
ted, a blue striped domestic Coat, a pair Of
Shoes, and has an impeachment in her speech, aud
appears 10 be about twenty four wears old. She
is a daIk mulatto. aud is about 8 feet 3 or 4 in.
ches high. The owner of the ahpve slave is de.
sifei 10 come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and fake her away or she will be dealt
with according 10 law.
SAMUEL B~RANSFORD, Tailor.
Sept. s. BINS
The Editors of the Wig will insert the a.
boye for three months, unless otherwise directed,
aud forward his account to this office for pay
ment.
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IVa ollCE.-By virtue of "A deed OF trust, ex-
~ ecuted to the subscriber and John Pom
atx',r, by John X. Nouh aud Mary Ann his
we. dated the 10Th Of August, 1928. aud duly
recorded in the Clerks office of the county court
Oh bed'ord, in order to secure sundry debts
''f'e'p specified, | shall, on the 3lst of October
neAi, 81 fair, ii not, the next far day hereafter,
oainays excepted proceed to sell, on the pre-
seS' 10y acres OF land, in the county of Bedford,
On the south end o. the Nohusiness Mountain,
s,,1oin'hg the lands OF Joshua Hul'v and David
-'a''h' dec. aud others. One haltofthe purchase
money cash, aud he Balance II months, by the
purchaser giving bond with approved security
i"e property is valuable. aud has on it a snug
in''e framed dwelling house, with stone Chin
ne!s' and other necessary improvements, aud
Sphir good 'obacco land. The title is undoubt-
w. ool acting as trustee, | shall only convey
s'e 'i''e as IS vested in me by said deed, which
Is IN my hands fur inspection.
BENZ. N. ROBINSON, acting trustee.
Sept. % ,tst3
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PdfHttng hOUses.-A wt'rr fotthsN \. Eur.
land FINN &, whusa communication wat put,
IIshed vol. / page al. savs, " | believe it j.
f. general pra tlce Or people 10 la then pam
II somrumrs during The three summer
npnfhs., bat repeated eNprrim, nts haVe hrcr
md within q few Feafs. which Prove tiat 4
house painted late - alEnnn ar "A The winter
viii hoid the pant mnre than i,oice a. long ~
one paIuied in warm weather The rcasur
IS ohefens--tor Wbrn paints nre applied ~
r0id Wrlinrr, tine oil With ot' = ingredient
form a hard cement o. th' uriuee Of the clap
hoafas. which ceqnet ea-dy he erased
whereas, Il buidug painted (as usoal) ~ 81,
heat pf SUNNI will s1on need a NV coat
or l1e heat ears ne oil 10 penetrate 10.
10 the wood, and lsayes the other conn A.,
nent part. dry, VIII h will soon crnmble oil.
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Valuable real estate for Sale.

Il y virtue 81 p deed 6t irtiSI. beaI,ng date
Al the 26tL day of November, isI2, and dn
ly recorded in the clerks flee OF the county
Court OF Amherst, on the Stn day vi January
1873, whereby JBmes :. Peudle,ou, oftiie sald
county, undersIgnrdintrnl for
the purposes therein mentioned, one certain
tract or parcel Of land, containing seven hun
dred and fly ;hree acres, be Tie same more
or loss, iylno and being in The county OF Am.
herst, on Bufilue River, on both SIDES OF the
road from Newglasgow 10 Lvgcbburg, and
adjoining the land OF David S. GIrland, be
ing the same lands which Thomas AldIida p
purchased OF John Camm and John Warwick,
and which WAS conveyed bv said Thomas al
bridge aud CailIarine his wife. to the same
Jane 5. Prndletou, b, deed bearing date the
29th day Of April, 1918. We shall, on Mon
day the 27fh day of October next, before the
front door of the Franklin Hotel. in the
own OF ~lynchburg, proceed TO sell the
aforesaid tfnct OF land. 10 the highest
bidder, Mt public auction. for the purpo-
e>s of said trust. The SAID deed oftrust author
zles the sale to be made for ready money ; but
the creditors are willing 10 authorize a sale On
time, the payments icing satisfactorily secured
and interest pad semi-annually. The improve
mettS on this land, are a two story brick dwell
ling house, with two rooms ON a floor, n brick
oliice with other necessary OUT houses, and ice
house and a framed Overseer's house, barn,
&c. &c. The water is equal 10 any in tie
upper country, the improvements in good condi-
ton, the plantation under a good system of cul.
ture and adapted 10 the growth oil hrst rate to-
bacco, corn, wheat. &c. the situation is healthy.
and the neighborhood desirable. This land is
situated about one mile from New Glasgow,
the county town, about four mites from theCourt
House OF the county, Ind about 20 mites from
Lynchburg. +, n. NICHOLAS, I I1us.
NM. ~NEkERVI5. tees.
Richmond, August 25 tds4
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goluabs property tor sale, at Char
L,yfe Cgnrt House.

"a sball offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on
,ha G,st Monday in November next Npeing
'...rt dsy3 nv property, at this place, consist
r. newly flashed Two tory dwelling house
i"s which occupy as "A Tailor, ice house,
. SUI" house. kitchen. stable. aud a goot gar
~. veil enclosed. and all in good repair. Inc
-, coulaihs aboui three acres, anu lies "hhii
N hundred yards OF two Taverns tour Stores
I'd the Court House. The situation. IS pleas
MI and convenient to a mao OF my pro'esSlin'
, lawyer OF physician. 10 a ta'loi VINO W's'es 10
sqttle himself omiofiaoly. TINS Is aes'rap'e pro
perry, as it IS b !, believed lie, ed. TO Ul Ds , as s@ eea i a. s' .sIee' 'Ui
~, = nnner country. Those disposed to ptr-
80 wauld do well to call and examine he pre-
,,is.s before the day Of sale.
forms made known on the day ofsaie
ROBERT 5. ANDREWS.
" tdSS. -.