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~STAWMERING CURED.

TEuE subscriber takes this method of infor.
ming the public that he is nov cured Of
Siammering, and duly authorized by the Rev.
Thomas 7. HINT ofBruns"ick, sole agent for
Messrs. lane Leigh and Dr.. &. c. Yates, of
New York. for Virginia and Nonh Carolina, to
teach the ART Of curing impedimsnis Of speech.
on the syslen invented by the aid Mr. Leigh.
Of New York--H,s residence ia IN Nelson coun.
~. on The main road leading from the court
house to Roekhsb gap. 2 miles from the former
aud Is from the latter. Letters addressed 10
The Posi- Master nf Mount Horeb, la SAID eoun-
ty. will be urotnnfly attended IA.
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virtue oil Il deed Of trust, executed TO
Nv the subscribers by Col. David Jones IL
hts vile, bearing date April 10Th, 1926, and
recorded IN the clerks Office of Campbell
county, Tor purposes therein mentioned, we
shall proceed, on Thursday the I'd day of
October next, l. lair, il not, the nexl fair day
Sundays excepted, at the residence clthe saiu
Jones, TO sell TO the highest bidder, at public
a%nctlon, Tor ready money, the tract of land in
,he DEED mentioned, and on which the said
Jones resides, containing $50 acres, more or
less, or 50 muh thereof as vii be sufficient
70 nay the debts now due and secured by the
sara deed and costs attending the same, This
iand Is situated in the lower end Of the coun-
'y,In n desirable neigbborhood, l2 miles
northwest from the Court house, and % miles
from Lyhchburg. IL lies well and is well i'm.
proved The buildings CONSIST of a good
aweiiihg hoEse, kitchen, smoke bousr, leo
mousse &C. with all other necessary gu, hons.
es. Also, a good apple orchard of we'll :
,ec'ea irn't. The greater %prorortion o., nc,
lahu Is now IN woods and good tobsr WI
ghe greater proportion of the ,.nIa, ANU ~
'fesh land and IN good repair W - :; -
unnecessary TO give a fur..,er desnr;n,;nn ~
without ~" posing no person will purchase
wa sh,;i ,o"'"s '"s land. Acting as trustees,
in "A'' co"Vep only such title as is vested
JOHN HOBSON,
ma VIM. ROBINSON.
!"e above sale is postponed until the Doth
u 4'os' next, al which time il will certainl,
'a"0 P'aee' j. H..
rL. W-R.
The above sale will take place with INV en-.
"e 'o"'e"'' DAVID JONES.
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NEW BOOKS.

~ shbScnter hnS jUsi receiufd direct non,
FhltddelPhfa, The toiioalng Books and Sin.
ttoanU, nhich. uab his stock on hand. render,
has assortment rery complete, ria:
Gin rot. Henfy's Exposition 0jihe Old and Nezs
Testament. Competent JUICES haze pronounced
Henry $ commentary 10 be he best goyk Of he
kind IN The Engt sd language, and Me nqer1oni.
sal execution ofthe american edition rs ofiored
70 0e INFERIOR 10 no commentary published in tda
country"
Dalghfs Theological FORKS, IN d qols.
Bach 5 Theological Dictionary.
Inc Lads ofihe Manor, ia 8 roks. bu Mr..
Sherwood 49,
?Ae Pitgyim's Progress, By Jno Baagan, Ems.
r%0rahon, PtesJ5teriGn, Baptist and Meuodi,s
Catecti9mS.
s"da4 School spe ling Books and Primers
tHTe4 ana LeoS superior Qnario Bible. n.
print, 6n1di' e a. n sagraciugs " uhich are me-
per'or 10 any erer Q6e'edf for sale IN his market.
common fragef BOOKS. uiict contain the mem
selection Of Hymns.
p'o"s md eemP Meeting Songs.
RaleS and Regulations fOr he Sword Ererc;e.
Of Cat"tf.A 10 uhtch rs coded The Rules FIR DrilI
and The teotutioas oftte Lishf CayafrU. bU Rob'
et treIg, teacher Of Military Iactics,
tdIGSe Hymas, selected and original bp an.
Gel Nc Helo3. ~ N'ts
GimS'0g's History ofthe u States and Ones,
ho"'i 10 Greece and home. pih questions and
hl4, MpfragS Grammar. keq and Erercise
iIfes arithmetic MDffayS English Reader ana
AtrodHet'oa, ddam S AorSeS and Dfuets Gtoo.
yGPhy. "
Aear York Reader, Ne I, ? ana3.
HayHostroehts aud Leyisae's French Grant.
mas. ''""F'
rus Dialogues and Fables.
ton. "V e"''
Trims CatechisaS, Of .gstyor omv. Botoru.
PracffcGt Chemistry, Je1eish .7altiqootgts. Grec,Sg,,
DIDO Rom@" d'tto, Mythoiogl. Classical Biopro.
Fhy. on'terSai History G,ec5en Histo,u. Roma
History and English History. Byron qro,ks. =
Jones' Don gu ae9e, CampJCifs Poemis ON
pleasures Of FFttnd6p ~ Dr McIIe i"'
rays, "f6ster'sG he Dteetrh's Sys,in@ ,faf'
Also, flirting md LetI.r Pam, -" looks
aofs Pencils, targ1 anI snail aiH'es anE
3aefgammon Bores Of rqr,ols oiHnk Bo'k''
P pGa boatas, C0nr'r sGlio ( o5, @Sfs: thfsmen'
~ c"T"s, POcter Bco,s " of . 'a ,,a.,9s omd''
j ;me jo O articles. eH do w.l 10 rS ri'" M, gg
d. or ms1'se.. res before flev pnrqhoae ,a nns
times. "yP''eS @oH accord uah The
/. Ss.,,, T. Il. UI1HERS.
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A7ERIALS.

Nulmegs ITufmeric
Mace lCnchineai
Cloves BLACK and white Mus.
Black and Long PepJ iard seed,
per lGinger.
Cinnamon Ailspice.
Just received by TAOS. !. DUVAL.
o., He has also lately received an add.
lional supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
OILS, Dye STUFF, Brushes, Perfumery, &c.
witch makes his assortment eq lal 10 any ev
er offered in this place.
THOS. J. DuVAL.
Aug. II.
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NE ATRASS MAkING,-The
I'VE subscriber, at the lower end of main
street, in addition tohis Rope and Irvine max.
ing business; makes and repairs Cml'd Hair
Mattresses, Also makes Shack Mattresses. a
cheap and comfortable article for summer-and
would be thankful for any job in that way.
which shall be done with neatness and despatch,
and on very reasonable tefmes.
J. II. ECHOLS.
May | ts5o.
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'FTFFFTF HFFTW'fHF VI
CAUTION.

The public is respectfully cautioned against
travelling aqepte. as several of them have prec-
tised on me without effect. fnrtier, Mr.. Leigh.s
agents are all stationary. and do not peddle
like the proving imposters from place to place.
WV. {. ROBERTS.
NJ The Richmond Enquirer and Charlottea
vile Advocate. are requested TO insert the above
three times and forward their accounts to this Of.
Gee for Payment.
Oct. 20. 2fs
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Ready Made Clothing.

WA l. are well aware, that prejudice ex
lists IN the minds al many against hu,
ins articles OF Cisthing ready made il is GU
Intention 10 overcome this prejudice by offer
'ug 10 thr public the most fashionable and tht
be- made G"ntlemen's Clothing, made o.
the latest style OF Go1ds ard nj the lows
ptices. Ths has been aud We hstter onrenlVr,
,iIi c%nntinra 20 be nm iHdIccment 10 citizens
planters, travellers, aud others To cali on II,
before thoy make their purchases, as We havf
decidedly the best assortment IN the place
anl hy our arrangements and weekly sur.
piins II will be continued. Part Of our assert
,uent consists Of frork, Dress and othrI
Goats, Ersis, Panthlopus, shirts. Drawers
silk and Leather Spring Stocks, Suspendcrs
Fancy Cravats, Silk Ilanakerohiefs, new pat.
terms, )-Alsp, Bang up Coat, Plaid and Cam.
hleti Cloaks. Ladies Nantes and CIoaks,
(some very Splendid fine Beaver Hats, fine
SHOES, Dancing Z mps, coarse sewed and
poggrd Shoes, with a number ot articles in the
Dry Good line, as Calicoes, Ginghams, PlNids.
Camhries, Grapes, Muslins, Coitcns, fine and
roarsc, Irish, Dutch and French Linens, hea-
w andIincn Cotton Bed Ticking, List Socks.
u a variety of cheap Clothing for Ne.
sroes, Servants, &c Persons wanting any
article Of Dress would do well 10 call, AS we
are determined 10 sell good bargains.
WALKER Il Cos.
Emporium Of Fashions, Lynchburg.
Oct. o..
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irishi ihens, Lawns & Sheetings

WE are prepared TO exhibit ID case
super dressed Irish Linens oil suuerior textu,a
An assortment fne Lawns for likfs
4 lew pieces foil I'D Linen sheeiings
The above are worthy the inspection oF
those DESTROYS OF having good and CHEAP Ii.
men fabrics. M'KEE, ROBINSON l. co.
June 9,
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NN7iLL be sold to the highest bidder, the
w oath day of December next, the tract of
land whereon now reside, situated in the coun-
~ of Campbell, ON the North Fork OF Failing
River, distant about twenty miles from Lynch.
burg, aud contains about twelve or thirteen hun
drch acres, with a great portion oflow grounds,
aud u considerable quantity of uncleared land,
well adopted 10 the cultme of Fancy Tobacco,
a good grist and saw mill, and a respectable
stock OF timber. Also. good ordinary improve
ihcuts. The purchaser will be required to pay
one third Of the purchase money The first day
OF May next, and the balance IN two equal an.
nuai payments. THEODORE REID,
Oct. 81. ids
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NoTlCE.-Will oe sold, TO the Ti.6es1
~ bidder, at the late residence of Mitchell
Ewing. deed in the county of Bedford, near
the Peaks OF Otter, on Thursday The 30,b
day of Oct. nex,, and will continue from dav
to day until completed. eighteen Negroes.
consisting OF men, women, BOYS and girls.
Also. all the stock Of Horses. Cattle. HOES b
sheep, one Wagon aud Gear. all the planta.
ton utensils, aud perhaps some Grain. Hay
aud Fodder, together with the household and
Kitchen furniture. This property is very va.
inahle and deserves attention A credit, nm.
~ the LIST day of Jan. 1880, will be given
Tor all sums over So, by the purchasers giving
bond with responsible security, for all sums Of
I'VE dollars and under. cash will be required
All those indebiedto the said estate will make
paymen'o on or before the day of sale, as in
du leence cannot he given.
TtoS. DAVIS, hdmr.
of Mitchell Ewing, decd
N. D.. There viii also be sold, on the 18th
of Oct. before the Franklin Hotel, in Lynch.
burg, FIVE shares of Lynchburg and salem
Turnpike Stock, belonging to said NJ. E.wing's
Estate. r no
Sept. % wtdsIa
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NEW BOOKS.

rENtlE subscriber has ogota III pleasure Of nm
n no,mejng 10 his tiiendg and The public in
general, the arrioal otiae t%oliowing Neg hooks,
Ita:
Rerbsri Lucy, anoretby ne putho,o( Graa5y
IN . rolls. -
Confession 0 an oil Maid, n uopei IN , to{s.
1he Hanorys Of L,tiopia, n tate Of colonial
}imeS. ~ IN EVt0piaa IN , uois.
Sagtngs and toiags or Sketches from life,
Hirtsfriss, Ia : u0is
Lord byron dad some ofhis contemporaries
NTH .eeodectioas Of me authors lie, and Of hi,
pis,tto haiy dV Leigh Lunt, IN lrol.
The o'Br'ons andMe 0'iiohcdys. d national
tale by Laag Morgan. IN 4 rolls.
The aboue together rlh mqag other New
Books, b~qpejust been - ceiped and are nop for
saleo al The cheap Book dni Stationary S,oreoj
CHS. a HITHEhS.
- a ear'ttg Of cOioufed, toy boobs for ch,i.
dren. II.
MnV
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VslHE duties of Mr.. RAND0LPH's School,
at Lynehbufg, for young ladies, will be rc.
sumed on IN Isl day oi Oct next The terms
Is beiore, US.
FORA .ess,an OF ten months, Guiding on the
51st July, 1893.
Board Sl0o- WASHING $2e. $50
Tuition IN ali the Lngl,sh branches ~
French q
Spanish 30
Drawing %
Music Department, under the care Of
Miss Lewis
B5nrders will be charged (or tho use Of tbs
Piano So per session.
Day scholars will be charged the some for
SUTTON, and two dollars per a"ssion Tor lucl.
A deduction will he made for small siAs.
Board aud tuition, payabl" one halt nj 90
trance, the balance at the expiration Of five
months.
Each young ladv will provide her own bad.
bedding and towrs. aud a clothes bag, and
book bag all distinctly marked.
Ang, ID I'll
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EN0R RENT-rhe brick house situated on
the corner OF ihird street and sixth al.
ley, at present in the occupancy of Mr.. Jas.
DuGel. Immediate possession mhy he had if
necessary. Likewise, the Store house on
main street, al present in the occupancy of
MIR. Nj. White. Possession may be had on Is,
Nov EDWARD DUffEG.
Oct. 90. w4wo0
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HoMMITTED to the jail Of the Corporation
~ Of Lynchbufg. on The 10th day OF June
last, a arnnaway pHEBE. n slave who Save she
belongs 10 James ". Peasants. and was hired the
present year 10 WiiiamF. Carter, of the county
ofGoochland Said slaie had Oh when commit
ted, a blue striped domestic Coat. n pair Of
Shoes. and has an impeachment in her speech. aud
nppears 10 be about twenty four wears old. She
is a dark mulstto. and is abnni 5 feet 3 or 4 in
ches high. The owner of the above slave is de
sired 10 come forward. prove property, pay
charges, and take her away, OF she viii be dealt
with according 10 law.
SAMUEL B~RANSFORD. Jsilon
Sept. 3. BINS
Inc Editors Of tho Wing will insert the n.
bove for three months, unless otherwise directed,
and forward ms account to this Office for pay
nleni.
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UST PUBLISHED-Tales of a Grandc.
- her. being stories taken from Sco,,;sh
History, by the asthorof WaverIy. &c. Sc for
sale atthe Book aud Stationary Store of
March %
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k4NoR SAiE.-Aiy fine young Stallion op
ilmus, mieiior IN point of form to no
Horse IN Virginia, Of the most approved stock
aud proven himself 20 be the most valuable
stock horse. lie may he seen by application
to the subscriber IA Charlotte county, near
Booker Ferry, and tive term known, whichw will
be accommodating. Ed. ". HENRY.
Aug 10. teQ
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Lvnchburg Wills.

YHNHE Subscriber has tented his old stand The
n Iynchburg Mills, and is nov prenareJ
for The reception Of WHEAT, for which he will
I'VE the highes cash }riee. "
lie also wants 100000 SLAVES for nou.
barrels. and 5000 HOOP POLES. 10 be deli.
cred az the Mill. BOWSON S. WHITE.
june 23, ts74
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New Publications.

hf0llCE.-persons holding numbers of my
III Prospectus, are requested TO forward n
list Of the subscribers namas as soon nv posi-.
bile. It being the intention OF the subscriber 10
issue The first number on the first of November.
and those OF his friends. who intend ommun
eating with the l. itor are solicited to forwnrd
them as soon rs Convenient.
ALBERT NJ. GILLIAN.
OcI. %. 1i2I
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Just Received by
THOMAS j. "

Acetate Of Morphine
Sulphate OF Morphine
Snlphate OF Rhubarb
Snlphate fQdinine, ren
French
Hydriodate of Potash
Iodine
Pepperi,se =
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Aug.Il

e Will sell from 300 to $40 acres of ~pneltar
IL ed land, living in Bedford county, three
quarters of a mile from New London Academy
aud thirteen from Lynchburg. lis well adapt.
I'd TO the culture OF Tobacco aud the different
KIND . grain usually cultivated in the n%eighbor
hood IS well watered, and lies better than any
tracto IFS size in this part ofthe country. II i
50 situated as to be eutirely exempted from da.
nage by heavy rams or high water The terms
VII be very accommodating say one, tive
ild three years, upon a small payment N hand
tnqolre oithe ubscriber, ne mile and a ha'
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN
Ian. u ts2q
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VHHERE will be a petition preseated 10 the
next General Assembly of virg iAfa.
praying tina, aH,ew county may be formed out
ofparl Of the counties of Bedford, Bo,etourt
~, Franklin.
Oct. 2 wtIstM. u.
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REMOXAL
Benjamin y. Hunt, Tailor

Benjamin y. Hunt, Tailor,
Eh ESPECIFULLY informs his friends and
E6customris. that he has removed his Shop
to the house lately in the occupancy of Will
liams and Levingslon, next dor TO Morgan u
Mcdaniel, aud Immediately opposite his old
stand, where he is ready to receive and exc
cute all orders in his line with neatness aud
in The most fashionable manner Grateful for
the very liberal patronage lie has received
since his commencement, he hopes, by strict
attention TO business and INV carried eudcay-
ors TO please, to merit a continuance OF the
same. BENZ. L. HUNT.
Oct 81. 2w22
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Just Received by
THOMAS j DUYAL.


Alcohol lGum camphor
Copperas Itiarleam Oil
Orange Peel l~iotten Stone
Lamp oil. rery suPeriorlGnm Elastic
Bottle CoTks blue Smaiis
White Lead. dry Flor. Sulphur
Alum Juniper Berries
Madden lSheef Cork
Indigo Walls Assorted
Birthstone iPubv. Hubbard
Window Glass 3 by 10 Salt Pe,re
and 10 ny II lyorax
Venetian Red Ground Logwood
Spanish Brown lRed Lead
Ginger, superior Aqua FORTS
Cnrb Soda .iVerdigris
Chamomile White Bar Soap
Spis. Nitre Dule. Ivory Back
Shop Furniture Fol Digitatis
l~singlsss lBalsam Copaiya
Waters ISpts. Harishorn
Tooth Brushes lcantharides
Cloves Cream Tartar
Pearl Barley lAssa feetida
Real Turkey Raubarb Red, Pale aud yellow
Fancy Soaps Bark
Stone 0chre Gum Myrrt
snuff Beans Cinnamon
Red Pfecipitste Mace
Durable Ink Nulmegs
Fancy Walls Epson Salts
Evans Laneets Starch
Gold Leaf lCnbebs
Lunar Caustic ~Pippsiseya
Rose Water Rock Candy
PREP. Chalk
Calcined Magnesia, which, together with hii
former stock, makes his assortment very larg,
aud complete, all Of which is now offered 10 HI,
friends, customers, and the public on the mos
reasonable terms.
March II
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y lNsEED OIL and spts. TURPENTINi
IA justreeeived by
THOMAS. J. DUVAL.
Dec ~. ts2J
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SHnday School Books.

FHHuHY btHUUt J'VVhS'
v NIE subscriber has just received fromtle
> Sunday School Union Society, Of Phila.
delphia, a general assortment of Sunday School
Books. which nv is determined to dispose of at a
very small advance. e. A.. NiIIERS.
Ian q. tS2O
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Extract Of SuxV omica
Extract of Belladona
Extract of#llyosciamus
Extract of CiCuta
Extract of Eleterium
Extract OF Colocynth
Extract GenIian
Extract ofJalap
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-03

Oa1, on Wednesday the 9th inst
u between Il aud Q O'Clock, on the
road bete cen Evan sneed's Shop. 10 Bed
lord, aud Mrs. Anne SCOTS, in CnmpbeIl
county, on the Forest read, a bundle, with
the owners namo written on il, containing
about 265 dollars. mostly in thirty bollar
Bank notes. A reward OF $50 will be given
for the delivery Of the pocket book aud lis
contents To the subscriber, or 90 Hardin d.
Morrei. nj the Post Office, Of go for such in.
formation us Will enable han te got IL.
WM. COBBS.
Bedford, Sent. . b vf.l3
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CHAP WINTER
CT

Made m The best and most f~cskio,o,f.
sfnte. f
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Meysrs. Hateg &. McL1tntc.

HcsSrs. Yates & Ne nature,
FaVAkE NO1lCE-Ihai | shall, AZ the
n Mayors Offices IN the city OF Louisville
h nturky on Monday the 2llh dav OF, Hovemhef
next, between three H. six o'clnrk. L. M take the
deposition of WIN ;. Thomas, Esq and if from
any circumstance the deposition should Mt he
taken on that day, take notice, that | shall take
II on Saturday the 10Th day of November.
thereafter. Yuu will also take notice, thati san
ON Friday the 2lsl day OF Novtmher next ut III.
Mayors Office, in Cncinuattl. take the {. no
sitIon OF Thos. I. Spear aud if from ANY clrrum-
stance the deposition should not be taken on
'haf day, between the hours ofthree ana SIX o.
clock, shall take II on Monday aftermaIds, the
2Iih, AZ The same place, Both ofwhich depusI-
lions are to be read as evidence IN a suit ,lepen.
u'ns IN TIE Snucrlor court OF Law for the
Lynchhntg District in Which you are plaintiff,
ana l nm defendant. AUG LEFTNICH.
Oct ~. w4w20
.tkUef SALE,-By virtur of a deed Of
- trust, executed to the subscribers nv
MAJ Jas. hyres in his lifetime, bearing date
the day OF which deed l. du.
ly recorded in The clerks office Of The count,
court Of Bedlord, for purposes therein men.
toned, We shall. on Thnrsda, the 25th da, of
Nav, mex, ON The premises, proceed TO sell,
10 the highest bidder, for ready money, a tract
OF iand III said deed mentioned, Tying on The
waters OF Ayre's Mill Creek. in the county nl
Bedford, containing 900 acres. A large por
ton o ihis land IS IN wood, heavily timhered,
with pine otan excellent quality Tor plank ;
on this tract there is a saw and grisl mill, and
a small plantation. A farther description of
the land is deemed unnecessary, as those dis
posed to purchase will FIRST view the same.
which will DO shown to any person by apply.
ing 10 either of us. Acting as trustees. we
Will convey such title only as Us vested in us
by said deed and acme other.
JOHN KASEY, }Trus-
DANIEL AsHWELL, tees.
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NEW WORKS..

August IA
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MsHE Subscriber VII sell privately his tract
II oflaLd in Bedford county, situated on the
n5Tth and south forks OF Goose Creek, and on the
main road leading from Lynchburg to Fincas-
tie, IL miles west of Liberty and adjoining
Capt Buford. II contains about loo acres. OF
which eo0 are uncleared. The part which Is
uncleared, except very small portion, rs excel
ent tobacco land. OF the cleared land, $50 a.
cres are low grounds olthe first quality, and the
remainder remarkably line highland. This Is
Que of the best tracts of land in the upper coun-
try, being well adapted TO the cultivation of TO.
bacco and all kinds of grain il lies emsrkably
VIII and is very free from stone II divided Il
would make two very handsome tracts which
shall be done, IL those who wish TO purchase
wish IL Persons wishing TO purchase may ap.
ply 10 the subscriber residing IN the neighboi
hood of New London, or to Capt. Buford, resi-
ding near the tract. WILLIAM IRVINE.
January 3. ts25
" The Editors of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement ill forbid and forward
their bill to this Office for payment
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