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TERMS.
Boafders per annum

We ARSHALS SALE.-By virtue Of Decree of
1Vm the Superior Court OF Cbaucery, for the Rich.
Inond District made on the II day OF April 1880 in
ths case OF Lsake u.s. Tice, will be sod AZ public
ton' 10 The highest bidder, Tor cash, a, Lousa Court
hause, on The second Monday in August next, being
LOUISA Court Day, four or Eve likely negroes, viz
woman and her children
JOHN GUERRANT, MISC X n
'uiy ~ Zl-ids Or one OF his Deputies.
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II was believe in London on the 2s,h Nav tina, tbe
British Cabinet had yet given final answer 10 onr
minister MIR. MI.ane. TNrot f,o,
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ChaTl0ffe Hdg,ooOd who was Indicted for the muir
der OF Lucy johnson, little muatto grI has be en- trio
III t'iS Guy. before the Circuit Courtfound guilty of
manslaugbter, aDd sentenced 10 two years confinns
in the PementiarY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20

sales OF Stock at the Coffee House Saturday last
II shares of Bank Of Virginia S9t25
IL shares al Farmers' Bank 90 O5
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AND FOR sALE.--Wl be positively sold, on
~ Friday the 30lh of the present month on the nre
m'ses wi,houreserve, tie Tavern, &c wherein now
reside situated nine miles from Richmond in the conn
Voi Henrlco, on the road leading to Louisa Cont
fon'e. The house IL OF brick, large and convenient
'ne ouI.hou'e' are new and in good repair There ia
'oo" Hoo acres oil land, most in woods and excelIcn,
meadow u Is useless TO say more az those w .bns Go
purchase, VIII examine for themselves world nrefsy
private sale. The terms one third in cash t,s re
m ? IN Two annual paymen's-Bond and security
will be required. JOHN p WuITEy
July 20 o,
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"gM KS: ELIZABETH MILLS As YOU are not An
Iva inhAbiiant Of the Commonwealth of Virginia. I
'eks 'his method OF giving you nodce that intend 10
Peuton the General Assembly OF Virginia for divorce
rom you a pineuio mdrimonii; and that in conformi-
WIN the provisions OF the act, passed on the I7lh
gay OF February 1927, entitled, can act TO prescribe
me method OF proceeding in suits, and on petition for
olVorces have fled, in the Clerks Office of the
superior Court OF Law OF Lee County more Than two
months before the next term OF the ssd Cour state
mem OF the causes OF the said application. for such
proceeding to be had thereupon in the said Court al
the term thereof, in September next, az the said act
prescribss-when and where you are required to at
tend. Yours &c " "
ALEXANDER w. MILLS
July 90 eiar
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We shall publish on Friday The able RspIy Of the
Fourth Auditor TO Mr.. Mile. Kings Letter-and we
shall seize The same opportunity Tor noticing Mr.
M--'s "RcPiy lin ths;Norfbk HeraIO to NE Re.
'ndrhs ~ me Enquirer on Mr.. Kings ans,cer 10 the
Report of the Fourth 4tiIitor '
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Majority

lie presumed tina, the Common Hall will proceed
az soon as possible TO teke up the money on loan and
TO execute the work. - "
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that be would wish expect 10 be withheld from nj.
fellow citizens Is IL care, for the honor and
OF LtustonsW aler T2zewell, that bring, this p,.vio
CGrfius into the field! Mr. Tazewells friend. i'm Vr
gnia will indorse that letter for him. as a pubc docu
ment. to 20 before the world he no doubt
n-But, considered in the light that Curtus chooses 10
view It, a. private letter, back-docr eo,cero ad.
naon'sting Gen. Jackson TO revise decision mad, In
src"m'tances and facts not communicated every true
Sirg'nan would blush for his Senator
ne'e Steeisn and Roman wor,hiss---.he ki..f,ese,
'hn Nur'i"%ses OF the 18th Century. draw too
%, ne Ignorance aud stupidity of their
ne histories oil Greece aud Rome furnsh most tall
e'ou, uaa ON which to form Judgment OF the charac.
YET YET VI 'ne people IN this ags of Light and Liberty
'ney are not now TO he corrupted by lirgesse. and
pnoc shows nor builied, nor wbeeded on, of their
rants or Their opinions, 10y political desperadoes and
typographical iuggler,.
will conclude, by inform ,,ion an! advice IN
,hs Trans Potomac Curtiu'. We h,y. a vulgar may
I'm, however, That ddrice, uadskei aicaus SKIS
and this may be peculiarly offensive to IN. d.Iic,cv nj
the sqieamish Cur,ius. He must know for all that
not even ii year old Vrginian, ever chooses him
guardian. whom he fluids gerry anxious TO clutch bs E
,ae particularly II the also abuses his h. fri.
Curtius IL. therefore, advised resign all
TO h- administration of fcdero- political concerns IN
Cen Jackson and NJ Van Buren,. Sec, etnry of STATE
Sc Se-and believe that we "duiy appreciate hi.
notives, whilst we feel little Indignant, al tbi.
prdgmdhc Curtus, Tor assuming name, con.ecratea,
in Virginia. TO Genius, Virtue aud Patriotism nv one
o! her most revered aud regretted sons
| JOHN THOMPSON
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,n,y IMST GT5 FOR YOUNG LADIES.

- lNSlIIUTION FOR YOUNG LADIES
ga ms. COLONNA D'ORNANO will open on ths
w ''t Monday Of October next in this CITY Board
ng ochoo Tor young ladies', in which she will be assist,
ca by competent English teachers In Mrs Cs in.i,u-
hon will be taught the French Italian and So,nt'b
Language together with all the branches OF an edu
hrco's'ry Tor young ladies' The French will b.
'ne iangnags sroken in The institution
Co Co'ona ID 0rnaso will render the necessary as.
sisiance to his lady. "
nose parents guardians who wish 10 enter ~ cir
co,ibren or wards IN her school, can he furnished b
c'hnga The house Of Col. Coonna D'O.nano with
p'pec'us exhibiting sketch OF the course Of nsrmc-
non winch viii be pursued. few day scholars will
be admitted. "'
TERMS.
Boarders per annum $500
scholars do 80
payable semi-annusly in advance. Extra charges
WIN DE made Tor Mu.ic, Dancing, Painting aud Draw
iog the same az in oher Institutions,
APplIcauon my be made ei'her personally or IN wr
hng' nntil The LIST of September next
~ B-No boarders received for a Iees term than
one year, unless by special contract
"u'y ~ 2I-f
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NOIlCE "A lew orderly boys will be admitted in,
~ my school Tor the remainder of the present wear
The charge for Board Tuition, w shng, lodging ana
Fuel will be $55, payable the lat day OF pee next
WILLIAM NELSON, Jr
houHH, july EV' 2I-w2w
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n OCIAN MINOR, will hereafter PRACTISE Law
n a In the Courts Of Albemarle, -besidss tbosa of
Orange, Louisa, and Goochland "
~ lie has removed TO Louisa Courthouse
July 20. 7I-1t
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'"'ore light IN the Eost-VERmoNT Convention
we have before rs the Proceedings Of the State
convention OF permout, held the 18th inst. by the
friends OF the Administrations at the Sate-horise for
me purpose Of terminating Sate-Oficers, &c II
was attended by gentlemen from all parts Of the State
me Montpelier Pitciot says, that upwards of 300
delegates took their seats" This tells well for the
Democracy Of Vermont. We believe (says the pa
trioO The time Is al hand, when Vermont will 70
longer be ranked with Massachusetts,, an Opposition
State "-The following Resolutions were unani,nously
adopted by the Convention
"ResoIved That the measures Of the present Admin.
istrstion are entitled 10 our cordial appreciation.
"Res0iDed, That in the opinion of this Convention
IL alike the duty and interest Of the people of ,
TO yield Jealous and vigorous support to the
and policy OF the National Administration.
"Resoioed, That we highly approve OF the course
adopted by our Republican friends Of the States OF penn.
sylysnia, New York, and New Hampshire in present.
Presidency" wv ~
The Address Of the Convention to tho People Of YER
mont - bold and animated composition. and brea,hes
the constitutional sPirit Of the good Old Republican
School Of '9S--'00.
Inc cincinnati Gazette makes the President 10 esy
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ANLOUR BARRELS AND STAYES--We wiz
a give liberal price in money, for seasoned Slaves
ana i'eis or good, wel.made Flour Barrels, for i'm
mediate delivery. at our Mills.
July 20. 21-4t p HAXATT g, RI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

HToTICE. BY virtue oftvo deeds oil trusts
a executed 10 the subscriber by Msriha
Layne. Sen. for ceriaio purposes therein ex-
pressed, one bearing date the 12ih day oil july
ISIS. and the other bearing date The 20 h day
ofMay, 1850, and duly Of record 10 the
county court OF Campbell, will be exposed TO
sale at public auction, for ready money, On
Friday the 2d day Of July next. On the premi-
sss whereon the said Martha Leyns, Sen. now
resides, a certain parcel or tract of land, lying
on the waters Of Seneca Creek. miles sorth o.,
the Courthouse and adjoining the lands of
Henry Brown. William D. Swinney aad others,
and containing l37 acres. more or les Also,
all the household aud kitchen furniture. plan.
tafion utensils. and stock OF every description,
or so much thereof ~ will be Sufficient TO Sn'
isfy the purposes of said deeds. Aei,og as trus
lee the subscriber will only convey such ,lile as
i vested in him by said deeds and noue other.
WILLIAM ORGAN, Trustee.
Jane 81 i1b
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NAT MaSUFaCTORY.

yEyHE Subscribers .oform their customers
and the pubic generally, that they have
on hand an extensive assortment of HATS of
every description. which Ton elegance and du
rabiIi,y. being manufactured by frs, rnte work
men nader their own inspection. they will
warrant equal TO amy in the State, and which
,hsy are Jeterminrd TO sell a,onnsvall, low pri-
oes They therefore invite country merchants
and their customers in general 10 call and e.
anime this fine assortment before they pur.
chase elsewhere. All orders will DO attended
TO with the sircies, punctualiiy. a, The sign Of
the Al, Hats, three doors from the Market house
on Bank square.
DINkLE g. RuMBOU6H.
or Ne have just received from Pbiladel-
phis, n splendid assortment Of Sbelmerdine's
black and wh.le Beaver Hats latest fashion,
superior to any thing Of that kind Offered be-
fore in this market Also n considerable guam
,ny Of Musk RAJ Skins aud trimming for Hats.
Country Iianers arc invited 10 call.
ID. Il X.
June 81 3n
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a UST received, direct from New York, AZ :
% opened this morning, small lot oi vefs'
desirable goods, consisting in part Of
few pieces Pongees
Do Palmyreues-extra wide and very 81
perior qualiy-the colors are pea gfeeG, Mac
straw color and light blue.
piece only Oriental Dattiste, beautifully ngo
HENRY ALLISON
Also, ar dozen coarse Pdnlsloons, Ve'@
cheap, aud lot Of Cotton Yarn. II A.
June g.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons
~ having claims against the estate OF Ed
mund Read. dec. are requested to bring them
forward properly authenticated before the first
day OF October next, that arrangements may
be made for payment, and all indebted to the
estate are requested TO make payment. This no.
tee will be Piled against all who fail.
ISABELLA G. READ,
Adm Of Edmond Read. decd.
May %. I'm
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$50 REWARD.

80 UNANAY from the subscriber, living in
- the county OF Fiauklm, on the nlghi of
''e 9th instant, negro man slave named
RICHMOND. He took with h,m a SOKREI
bOkSE, about years OF age. with bls2ed
ace, also new drah great coat. Richmond
% muiatto man, about thirty years ot aye. or
otThaps upwards, I've fee. ten or eleven mchps
Ugh, IS slrewd fellow, aud can read. mud
opposed he was dsooyed of by white woman
ID pretty large SIZE who was missing about the
anne time by the name Of Sally Lamb. The
'bove reward will be given for the apprehen-
ION aud delivery 10 me 81 the above sfave and
= use. 4 taken out Of the S ate, twenty five dol
iIrs FOR them. ifiaken in the STATE, aud liberal
e"hrd for either, on delivery, or beng so So.
: red that get them again.
SPENCER JAMES.
June IL a.,
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New arrivals, SIC .

Carpenters Saratoga Powders
do Comp. fiuid Ext Sarsapariila
do Comp. Syrup OF Liverwori
Tart Eme,ie French CysI)
Eat. Rhatania
Suph. Qpinine, French
Eat. Vaerlan
Ch,asd Kali, Tor Saline drought
Ext QuinIne
Black o.yde Of Mercury, Id gr. equal TO gr.
Bluepile
Concentrated fitric Aeid-do Murisiic Acid
do sulph. Aid
Pure Quickslyer
OIL of BLACK Pepper
Carpenters Superior Red Bark
Sup. assortment Of snuff Boxes
do do Cologne Water
do do Antique OIL
Stomach Tubes
Coral Tooth Powder
Almond Soap
Auridge's Iloci. for Indigestion
DR.. kohertson's celebrated Nervous Cordial
do do Gout and Rheumatic
Drops
Tooth Ache Drops
Dr. 1hompson's celebrated Eye, Water
Tooth Brnshes-llsr do
For sale by WIN. J. UOLCONBE.
Nav %
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al OltCE. This IS to torwarn all persons
" from trading or taking an assignment OF
40 Bonds executed by the subscriber TO Nm
Gurd, some time about the 10Th ofOciober last
.ne lor the sum of thirty dollars. due aud paya-
Vie on the lst day of April. 1880, and the otbe,
.or Ihe sum OF thlrty Two dollars aud fifty ceots
dyable 0" lhs first day OF September next
these Donds having been improperly obtaine,
Am dsterminsd not TO pay them unless COM
clled by Law. NATHANIEL TERRY.
Iuns Il. 81
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TTiRGINia, Set - At Rules holden in tho Ger.
" Office of the County Court ofBedford, 90 tue o."
day ofAprI, 1890 Silas Taylor PHI. against S-~
uel d. Page and John +. Sale. Defts. In ChanccL!;
The Defendant, SAM. b. Page, not having entered u"
appearance aud giveu security according 10 the at
Assembly aud the rules of this court and IL appear nv "
the satisfaction ofthe that he not an lnhaDag
Of this Commonwealth On the motion of the Pls,nur
by counsel II is ordered that the said def SAINT d.
do appear here the 4th Monday in June neXtlu ur
the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy OF TINS "
der be forthwith inserted in the Lynohhure 'irglN.
for two months successfully, and posted at Tue W.
door of the rhouse of this county on Two se'e'
court DAYS.
Copy-Teste, IA. WINFIELD ~
April 10 WIN
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June 9
YfASUMIC,

a IA regular Communication OF Marshal
~ Lodge No. 70. at the Hall in Lynchhurg
the l2fb day of June A. l. $3.50 A. ID. 1880. II
vas resolved UNANIMOUSLY that this Lodge cele.
brsle III. approaching Anniversary Of ST. John
the Baptist, b, Sermon to be delivered at ST.
Paul's Cbui CHI ON That day.
The members will NEE, AT the Hall on the
morning of that day. precisely nj . o'clock, for
the purpose of electing their officers 10 serve
FOR the ensuing six months. All Regular Masons,
both IN town and country. are particularly IN
vited TO JOIN ms on the occasion. They will be
received at halfpsst 10 O'Clock or sooner II
they think proper to a'tend) at winch lime the
Lodge will move in procession to the Church.
No Brother will be perniued To Join the pro
Cession after it leaves the Hall Service will
commence precisely at ~ ! | o'clock.
BY order, HOS. MCKINNEY, Secty.
Jnne2l, 81
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SNrorlCL.-I hereby forwaru all persons
III from trading for or taking an assignment
OF bond given by the to Capt. James Marin,
due about Christmas next, for the sum OF So'
On as the contract for which the sad bond was
obta med has mol been complied With.
DABNEY POlSDEXTEH.
limo OF 4w
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Amherst county, June II

ToIlCE.-Will be sold for ready monev
~ to the hIe hest bidder, at Campbell Couf,
'"use on the ~ h day Of July nrrt. (it bein,.
"e LIST day OF Campbell County Court J a Ger,
an 'rac, or parcel Of land, now in the occn.
l''ncy OF Benjamin Oliver. lying on both sides
90 a''"g foau' !" said cOunty, containing 1870
'"res, more or less, and aoio,nio, rho IanJs ~,
i"chsrd Calleham, Richard tock. John ion.
i1ns. dec, Elisha Caileham, Jesse Jenkins
GRAIN Gardner and Thomas Daniel. WHICH
d was conveyed to me in trust by Bsniamiu
iver aud wife, for ,he benefi, oil Richard Cal.
hSin aud others, by deed oil trust, dated the
y day Of January, 1880, and duly recorded
'hs County Court Of Campbell. The said
'nd or so much thereof as may be sufficien, 10
"''.fy the objects ofsaid deed will be sold
''liag as trustee. shalt convey only such title
- vested III me as such BY said deed.
JOSEPH DINWIDDIE.
me ~ ids
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IrlOR SALE OR HIRE, Two very likely Ne
groes, one about 81 OF % wears OF age
who is an excellent house servant and cook
the other a boy abou, 10 or i6 gears OF age
Apply 10 ,. q Nj. H. 1AhLAND
June III u
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SOMA WANEK,
Inrre Ia

tklEiE subscriber has in operation his Soda
- Fount, aud invites his friends and custo-
mers, as well as the public generally. who may
wish to avail themselves OF the benefit Of this
healthy aud agreeable summer drink, 10 call
on him. WM.J HOLCONBE
Man %
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Anvil 3

"a OlICE.-Ihe SubsCliner Deing desIIons
l. V of,emoying TO the west. now offers for
sale the valuable tract Of Land on which he
now resides. in the county Of Franklin, lying
on the main public road leading from Lynch
burg 10 Franklin cnurt house, about mdeS
above Greers ford. on Stanton River, con
tanning 5tl3 acres. On said tract there IS plan
tation sufficient 10 work or hands TO ad an
tage--a comfortable dwelling house with other
necessary out houses--a Manufacturing MIL
bold and constant stream. working pair
N stonss, with a Saw Mil and Cotton GIn
annex red thereto. Also, a large and conve-
nieni Store House, in good order for the
reception of Goods.
THIS tract o Land mud lis situation hollis omi
many advantages. II hes in healthy county,
10 an excellent farming neighborh0od, and
convenient to the Roanoke Navigation, which
is rapidly improving, end will no doubt, IN
few years be made MS safe and convenient for
the transportation o { produce as ANY River in
Virginia. II is an excellent stand for coun-
try Store, where a considerable stock of goods
might be annually vended to advantage. The
subscriber deems il unnecessary TO give iuT-
ther description of said Land, prssuming any
person wishing to purchase will view for
il to say, that ] will Sell
on moderate and libe raj terms. A small part
OF the purchase money will be required IN
hand. at the time of giving possession, and the
balance in / =, 3 and 4 years.
BERNARD G HENDWCK.
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I . tho Heirs of Bartlett Hamm. dec.
late of GeOrgia.

late of Georgia.
IHAkE NOTICE That once more in
- form you tina, there is a legacy in nv
ands leil you by your Grandfather. Sephe n
;;Amm, lat. of Amhtrs, county, VI GINA, and
On are hereby called upon TO come forward
n"d recene the same. II is supposed that the
aidren OF Bartlett Hamm were removed. after
40 death OF their Father, by their GrsndiMher
- the mothers side, from Georgia where the
I'D Bartlett resided, TO Alabama, or .ome other
late JESSE BECK. one of the
ex'ors. OF Stephen Hamm. dec.
u The liun'sville Advocate will publish The
love one month and forward their account 20
j office Tor payment.
Amherst county, June II I'm
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Teas, RaiSins, Candies, &c:
y NHE subscriber has for sale supply OF Des
- family Teas, and a box OF Black leo
Candies, Almonds, Rnsins, &c.
EoNEL DAFII
Iule =
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MILLINERY.

Mrs Gill has on hand an assortment OF
Leghorns and other Millinery, received direct
y from the North, which she is prepared 10
dispose of nj very low prices. She Is Also
prepared TO execute any order in her line wan
elegance and dispatch. The dhizens OF Lynch,
cbirg and its vicinity are respectfully invited "
all and examine her assortment.
June 3 Is
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Lynchburg 10 Alexandria twice II week, in
forms the citizens ot Lynchbu,g and its vicin,
W, that tins Inc now runs three times week,
and is extended 10 the city of Washington.
There has recently been put upon the road
between Washington and Baltimore, a new line
of Stages unequaIled IN this country in spIen
dour aud magnIlcenCe, and travelling also with
great rapidly. With view 10 the public
accommodation, aud with view 10 save pas
sengers the Inconvenience OF hunting ioi, AID
procuring seats for Baltimore, when arrived III
Warrington, the Proprietor has formed con
neXio n with this new line, thus cons;in
ting a connected Line from Baltimore 10
Lynchbnrg
The Stage leaves Lynchburg on Sunday
Wednesday and Friday morning The time
taken on the road 20 the North, is one day TO
Charlottesville, from Lynchbug 10 Washing
ton two days. and until | o'clock, A. M. Ca
the third-s-,me day reach Baltimore by l-2
after o clock 2. NJ. aud on the next day in
New York. So that in -four DAYS the passen-
ger NAV take Tea IN New York. The Stage
from Baltimore for Lynchburg, leaves Bali.
more about 3. NJ. on Monday, Thursday 4
Saturday. reaches Barnard's Mansion Hotel
in Washington City. by 10, 4. NJ. drops into
NV line al l. O'Clock same dawn one dav
thereafter, reaches Charoites vlte, and on the
second lvnchburg. Thus running iroV, Balti-
more To Charlottesville ia twu, aud 10 lynch
hung in tlref days.
FAUE.-From Lynchhnrg 10 Baltimore Sl7
TIE PROPRIETOR.
A. fs
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Valuable A.AuA for Sale.


AGTA EnHE Subscriber Offers for
IsssW - sale valuable tract OF
Esst Land. situated in the county Of
,l24A4Nk Amherst, on the waters OF Tyc
River tbree miles east Of New Glasgow, con.
tanning between 8 and 800 acres, There rs
perhaps no plantation in the upper country as
well adapted to the culture OF tobacco, corn
wheat, aie. abou, 800 OF which ara cleared, the
balance first rate tobacco land. This tract
could ba very advantageously divided. ms there
are two good dwelling houses on II at conven-
icnt distances from each Other, as well as 9th
or necessary buildings. There Is also con.
siderable portion of the above bottom land.
BY the purchaser paying a small portion in
hand, n credit OF one to ten ears will DO Civ
GU. For further particulars enquire OF hr.
John palien of Lynchburg, or the subs1rihtr
living near New Glasgow.
WM. S. CRAWFORD.
May 81 Is
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Forty Dollars Reward.

I'd ANYWAY ron the Subscriber, living in
- the upper end Of Bedford county. near
Greer's ford, on Staunton river, on Saturday
night The 18th inst. likely young negro fellow.
named BLUFORD, between % and %
years OF age, about 8 feet q inches high, very
stout made, rather yellow completed, of a
bold and open countenance--iook away with
MIN snhdry articles Of good clothing, mostly
nome made. lie IS a healthy, srong and reso
'u'e fellow, and will. in all probability. endea
'or TO 60 To the State Of Ohio. The subscriber
entertains some fears that he will be aided in
his elopemen, by some white persons. The
public. it ia hoped, will keep a vieiaut watch.
viii give a reward of $40 for SAID runaway
II taken out OF the said county aud delivered TO
me- or $50 il secured in any jail so ,ha, | get
him again. JOHN HATCHER
Bedford, Msy ~ aw