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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
Sale Of RUNAWAY Slave

N pursuance ola act Of the General Assem-
- bly,, entitled" An Act, TO reduce into an act
the several acts for experimenting and securing
r"nasa,s, passed the 9Th OF February, lslg
AM oil the order of court, made a, Srptemb.r
Court OF Montgomery County. $780, shall
on Monday the irst day Of the November Conr,
next, proceed TO sell for cash, in front of The
door OF The Courthouse o Montg omery Count
one negro man named TOM, alias Tbomss
brooks, who was committed 10 the ia,l of Tho
said County, on the 10th dav of Oct ober. 1900
as a runaway DAVID +. KENT. ID
tor John NJ. c. Taylor, s. M. c.
w. q In.
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oct. 81
Valuable Real Estate.

FgsHE subscriber has two yaiasblr tracts OF
land lying ~ me county OF Montgomery,
each containing about 1900 aces, which he Is
an rous 10 dispose Of on reasonable terms. ODe
of those plantations is well known by the name
Vi tue u bite House plantation, with good in
proyemenis--fheIe is a house well calculated
for a Tavern and now occupied such, also
a Store House---It would be u good stand for
a country Store, on the public road leading
from the Eastern cities 10 the West, 10 miles
Eat Of Montgomery Coun House. This plan
tatiOn has also on IL comfortable Dwelling
House, aud other necessary out houses, near
the centre of the tact. and 10 view Of the
tavern house where The subscriber resides. II
has also on IL n Saw aud a Grst Mill on a
good stream OF water, al q site of an immediate
fall OF thiriy feet and upwards and IN neigh
borhood sufficient 10 render tho Mills yaua-
ble--also 90 tobacco houses principally built
last year fifty hogeshead of Tobacco were
made upon II last year aud there IL a sufficient
quantity of cleared land 10 produce twice that
qnasiity. 10 any person wishing 10 invest their
capital in the culture Of Tobacco, Hemp.
Wheat. and Corn, snd Grasses, &c. il is desir-
able there being sufIiclency OF cleared land TO
work ~ or so hands 10 advantage, aud large
quantity Of rich uncleared land pecullrly a,hip
ted TO iobacco--a great portion Of The cleared
from 100 10 200 acres OF this tract can be wa
| red by the nil creek--,t has On il a number Of
Lime stone Springs. This iracI is, IN the opin-
ion ofthe proprietor. susceptible OF mogr i'm
provtmeut than any farm III this section oi tho
country. The other plantation has usual i'm
pruveme1is, aud IN many respects is deemed
equally valuable, and would make an excellent
sppendage 10 the White House tract, as It is
situated IN a ncghborhood OF excellent sum-
mrr range for stock, about u das' IS drive. They
will be sold either by the whole tract, or,
If it viii suit purchasers better, | will di-
vide the tracts TO suit them, provided eau
effect sale OF both or one tract II is presuB-
ed tina, those wishing 10 purchase will view The
premises, which can be shewn them by the
proprietor. portion OH purchase money
will be required TO | e. paid a, the time OF o
transfer of the tile The residue will be put
upon time few NEGRO SLAVES will be Ia
ken in part payment. JOSEPH KING.
Note--From nifty 10 sixty acres OF the tobac-
co land ION the White House tracD will be put
oot on shares, OF rented for the next years
crop, to be cultivated IN tobacco, if application
is made Immediately to the subscriber The
land is fresh aud tue houses in good repair, &c,
J. X.
Nov. il5N
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A Continuation of the Executors Sale
GfNN Monday the 18th day Of Dece.nher np,,
Twill be offered at Public Sale, IN like man
ner. at the late residence OF Daniel Gilman IA.
ceased, in the Town OF Fredericksburg. ali IN,
Personal Estate Of said Grinnan, in said Town
consisting OF several se-Servan,s, Garden
er. Cook, Hosler and Sempstress, &c. ali The
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Carriage &
Horses, lish, Wagon, Riding Horse,a consid.
cradle Stock Of Books, with a variety, OF other
articles too tedious 10 ennmerate. The term.
OF Sale. las stated n the previous advertisements.
JOHN S WELLFORD, Ex'er
OF the last Will and Testament of
DANIEL GRINSAs, deceased.
Oct H., tds
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Advert sement.

EIAvING removed TO North Carolina,
have appointed my irieuds 5. o. NJ, II.
Garland of Lynchburg, aud my soo Biosmmi
5. a,laod. of Loyingstoa. my lawful agents 10
transact aay business for me, aud the same to
be- as elleu,uHl As II done by myself. IN propor
prrson. shall aitend frequently the couniies
oi Nelson and Amherst. Until NY business in
ffuse counties he closed.
have tor sale, Horses, Cattle. (among which
are i~o valuable yoke OF 0xen,) Sheep, many
articles Of housrheld aud Kitchen Ferniture, a
Wagon, Ox aud Horse Cart. have also, Sc
,ersi Slaves 10 hire, three or four Tenemen,s in
Loving ston, iof rent, as well AS a small plsna
ton in Nelson. and several valuable lots and
pieces Of Ground, IN and aboue the Town. For
terms apply 10 my agents. or Maj. X. Garland
of New Glasgow who will show aud Contract
DOR any vi tue stock, Sc,
JAMES i. OAKLAND.
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MViLL be sold, to the highest bidder. be lore
w The front door oi James s. Pepdle,ou in
'he IOWA OF New Glasgow, Amherst county. on
me "a day OF December next, all the balance
OF the negres OF Hill Carter, dec'd between Is
anu 70 IN number, consisting Of men, women.
boys and girls, on credit of twelve monibs
Bonds with approved security viii he required
An'so, on he 4th December, on the plantation o,
'he SAID deceased, large quantity of corn. Sc
ser"' yoke oil excellent oxen, several mil h
cows, horses, plantation tools, household aud
knehen furniture. DOR 6 thousand weight Of wei,
iaited pork, ami a set OF blacks,nith's to,l, &c
&C Bonus and security will be required as
ABOVE slated TH0S. y. EUBANK.
90. Aimr. Of iIilhCarter, decd
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Auction Sale of Lands and Siaces.


mpY virtue of a deed OF trust, executed to us
ED by John Mountcsstle, aud Tsmsey his
wifi, and Robert Tinsley, bearing date on the
10th day of July, 1925, and of record in the
county court Of Amherst, we shall, on the III
day of December, 1880, before the iont doctof
the tavern house. in the town OF New Glasgow,
aud county OF Amherst, now occupied BY james
> Pendleton, expose 10 sale, by way of public
auction. the following real ane personal estate,
to vii a house and lot, situated in the sail
town OF New Glasgow, i being the same here
tofore conveyed 10 the said J lin Mouucasne
aud Robert linsley by William G. Pendleion,
and James ,. Pendei on.-Also. two other i'm.
proved lois. in the said town of New Glasgow,
win all the houses and improvements thereon,
one OF which lois contains the Store hooss
lately occnpied by James Rose, and the other
being the same which al HE date Of the SAID
deed OF trust, was occupied by the said John
Moun'cds'le. Also, tract Of land, lying in the
SAID county OF Amherst, within one mile Of Tue
sad Town OF New Glasgow, containing by sur,
yry oou arres, be the same more or less, ana
adjoining the lands OF David S. Garland, JOIN
coleman aud others; also, - acres OF lane,
adJo'ning the last mentiooed tract, purchased
OF David ). Garland-aso. one other uactol
land, lying aud being in the county nforeaiId'
on the waters oil Butfaloe river, containing ore
hundred aud twenty three aces, more or less
and adjoining the lands OF Barnet Cash, William
Duncan and William Sandidge -also, one Other
tract Of land, lying in said county, supposedo
coninln two hundred acres adjoining the tfae'
last before mentioned, and also adjoining lns
lands oil William Sanddge and oIhers-al;o'
the following slaves. with the increase oil NV
females OF them, if any, since the date oi INC
said deed OF trust, namely, one negro man nd
med Moses, and his wife Amy, two, negro boy"
bob and Washington, two girls Dosia and h',
ry, two men George and Albert, one "ob''
named Rachael. one boy Merrdiih one gnI Va
med Eliza, one woman named Betsey, one w
man named Judy. one boy named Aicby ao'
two girls Apphia and Bytsty.
Terms OF Sale The slaves will be solaiOi
cash, and for the real property one lour'hyS,
tue purchase money will be required 10 he pa'JI
on the day of sale, & the balance in three eq"a,
ins,alments at g.. IL aud Is months from ''s
day ofsaIe, 10 be secured in every case y
notes made negotiable. and payable al op i.,..
the Banks in Lynchburg, satisfactorily e'uO
ed, and by deeds Vi trust on the properly P''
chased. II
The lille 10 all oftbe said property IS oen' sc
10 be good, but acting merely rs trustees, a,
will convey only such tile as is vesieo " ale
by The deed Of trust aforesaid. Should ~. aed
not be completed on the day above api - com.
il will be continued from day 10 day unu Fms
pleled. RICHARD S. ELLIS, 80,
CnisN ELL DABNEh i"
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Lands and Slaves at auction.

HpY pirtde ola deed Of trust ereeuted 10 us by
ED MI Carrier, bearing date on The 7M day
of Man, 1925, aud Of record in The county court
Of amherst, and for The purpose of paying debt
therein mentioned. due 10 The President DHec-
tors d Co. of The Bank of pirginia. we shall, on
The I'd day Of December, 1880, before The front
door af he iarera house IN the ioWn Of .Vew
Glnsgop, and said county Of amherst, al present
occupied by James 5. Pendteton, sell, by wsy Of
public auction. for really money The following
SiaUes. Nth The increase Of The females of Them
II any since the d4te. Of the SAID deed Of trusi.
10 wu john, and Molly isWife, aud Their seven
children James, Sally. Betsy, Maria, Mary JIM
and Md Dary and Polly has w,fe, and their
four children Frankey Etvira. Henry aud Davy
and dnaa and her too sons Aaron aud Ed
mund. Should the sale of The sad Siares mol be
completed on The day above appointed, The ade
Thereof witlbe continued on the day nert Jollow
ing. at The same place ADORE appointed.
Byuirfue Of The same deed ofirust, and for The
same purpose ADORE designated, zoe shnii. on The
An day Of December, 1880, al The iats d,0slting
house Of SAID Hill Carrier, in The said county Of
amherst, sell, by way Of public auction, 1000
acres of Land, Nth The appurienances, iying
and being an The said county of Amherst-itb be-
ing tie toiger puri or end of The tract of land on
The SAID deed Of trust, and at The lime Of his
death. 10 be laid of and dirided from The residue
cfthe said tract, by a xraight line 10 be run from
one sde-tine of The said tract 10 The other side
line u The said tract so as 10 include The duel
ling house occupied BY he said Carter The dale
Of ne sad deed Of trust, being The same house
al whic he said sale is hereby adosrissd 10 take
place
Terms Of Sale ofhe Land-1he Land ,oiH be
sold on u credit of, 2, 3 and 4yeas, for equal
portions Of The purchase money, 10 be computed
from The day Of sale. For the loo trsl payments
bonds nth approved personal security soiH be
required. and for The two last payments bonds
withou any personal security ,oiH be demanded,
and deed Of trust on The Land itself teiH be
required 10 secure The four payments.
The hfte 10 The property herein before mem
tioned IS detfeued 10 be good, but aching mereig
as trustees. ~e shall only coauey such title as 70
pesied IN usby The deed of trust nforesa,d
Lucas r. THOMPSON. T
JOHN 81 0TEY i''"ee'
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TURNER & K ERR

INFORM their irieuds and the public tha
- they have just received fresh supply o
Ispleudd Goods, which they offer at Nofthers
retail prics-Anong which are
II reneb AID Manchester Prints
allan Lusirins, hyperion quality.
Black Gio de ilIis
Black Barge
lChangable silks
,Colared Gros de Naples
Satin Layeniine
'Merino Circassians
Thread Lace and Edgings
Splendid Bet Ribbons
ankin and Canton Grapes
Scarlet. blue aud white Merino long. Sha~isl
DO do do Cashmere do
Embroidered Grape Dress Hdkfs.
Extra large Legho,t Flats anu Crowns
Paper Hengmss
Hair Braifs aud Puffs
an elegans assortment Of Gents Stacks.
Oct IS
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Public Sale.

NlLL be sold in New London, on FRIDAY
Inc. l9'h Of November. my land, ad,oio.
ing Col Alexander Austin, Henry Jones. Wm
,ileSs aud others ;known by the name Of Nod
.syrors Land, COM aiming. TWO HUNDREn
AND NINETY SIX ACRES, situated ION
NE" Lohdon about miles, and from The An ian
e'ay' about ] mile The t-rms Of sale viii ill., ~.
one nai cash. the oth'r in II months bond and
sooo security repaired, to carry interest," f,nm,
,ne ua'e u aot panctualy paid. Should ,ba a,,o..
Lana De sold privately before the Inn. anno;.,'
'ea' ''e advertisements will be discontinued.
o., o, EDMUND p. WHITE.
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E1tensice Ezeeutor's Sale Of SIAN,
and other PersonoJ Es,,t,

eS1te"ssoe GLccut0fs Sac OF Sld,1s
and other Personal Estate.
oHALL ofer for Sale at Plblic Aae,;.,
Atie Phantom OF the late Daniel Gfinnan -
called fREsQUE ISLE, in the Cone aee
W OF CuiPepsr, on the 6ih day Of Dersn,z
Der next, The sale TO continue from day 10 da.
nosii the whole shall be sold, all the Person.,
Properly which belongs 10 the Estate Of the de
ceased on that Plantation, Consisting Ia a.,,
between Fifty and sixty Slaves, 5e,vesa OF -,
aud 30 Horses, several Brood Mares Of ~
FIRST TODD, about One Hundred Head of Hornas
CATH, large stock Of Sheep and Hogs. abon.
100 Barrels Of Corn, large quantity of Hs,
Fodder. &c, Plantation Utensils, Carpeo,sr'.
and Blacksmiths' Tools. House hold aud kitrh
en- Furniture, Copper Still, one of Chan
dler's best Surveyors Compasses, with Cha.
aud Pho ting Instruments, with maoy other :,
ticles TOO tedious to epumeratp
II is confidently believed, that in propor,;o.
TO the quantity of Property that will be off,,
ed for sale, larger proportion of very valoabl.
Property was never ofiereda, public sale inv,s
gina. The slaves are generally likely. many If
them very much SO and amongst then, is y.rs
valuable Blacksmith, young and healthy.
mo1gst the Horses theie is Stud, believed ,oL.
Of the best blood in he State. The Stock ofca..
tie, Sheep aud Hogs, are ofthe most imorosa',
brerds--,Dany oil them now Gi Tor marke, ar,,
We II worth the attention Of Butchers. Tn
Furniture OF superior quality. I-r Farmers
aud Others. DESTROYS oil procuring VplnahI.
Stock. will do well to attend this Sale. a. -,
opportunity ofprocuriog such will seldom oe
cur.
The terms Of sale as follows The slaves nh
be sold for Cash. the residue of the Prono,,,,
upon a credit Of IL months for all sums aloas
Forty Dollars under teai, CASH, the porcha,.s
giving Bonds with approved security, 10 bssr
interest from the date but as il is inportan, =.
the interest OF the Esinte, that should ne 49,
to command the FUNDS at a specified ,,aeJ
will agreeto relinJuish the interesi /, ,ao,s
who shall pay their Bonds when due. No Pm.
perry TO be removed uutil the terms OF the AL.
snail be complied with. To prevent a sacr6r.
OF The properly that may be offered for ,aq
reserve The right of making one bid, in e,e,g
case for the benefit Of the Estate. Persons 40.
sirous Of viewing any part Of the Ploperly. 5a.
fore the day of sale, can do so by applying /,
Mr.. JOSEPH p. FLlPPO, the Manager on d.
Farm.
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REMOVAL,

TRfiE subscriber has taken the Bell Tavern,
- at Nelson Court House, (Lo wings on, }
where he is now ready TO receive all persons
who may favor him With their company, and he
pledges himself to use every exertion 10 give
the most general saisfa c,ion.
His house is situated near the Court House,
aud Is large and comWodious. HIS stable is Of
or'ch, and calculated to hold from forty to fifty
horses this Is likewise pentiiully supplied
with grain, fodder, SC. which. with the atten.
uon OF good and faithful servants, he Haiters
himself will entIte him 10 pau onage.
J. b. STOUT.
Nelson c. H. Oct 81. IA
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Portrait Painting.

"ARyEY MITCHELL has 'aken the room
over Burton IL Hopkins. formerly occu-
oi.d by MIR. Jesse b. Harrison, where he can
be found By those who are DESTROYS of having
their poIiraits taken. Having lay figure for
ladies drspefy, be feels confident OF dong JUS
tloe to their pictures especially.
Oct % Is
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Valuable Hands iOr sale

nGHE subscriber being determined TO sell
- that portion OF the Rose Isle estate, which
helongs TO him. has laid it Off ia desirable lots
of from Two to four hundred acres eacn. and
on Wednesday the 10th December, IL fair, if
not, the next fair day thereafter, he will offer
them tor sale TO the highest bidder, on, liberal
terms, al the Mansion house. on the premises.
This property lies in Nelson county, on the
waters of Aye liver, IL miles above the juno
tlon of that stream with the james, four or FIVE
mites dstsnt from the stage road, and 80 from
Lynchburg, and on the u,ain direct road lead
ing from tina, place 10 Stanton. Rose Isle is
well w"t"red and 6neI, 'imbered, al I'd is situated
IN a respectable and wealthy neighborhood.
BY recent survey my portion OF the estate Vi S
I und TO contain 1891 acres, (including an
undivided interest oi2i3t acres in the lower
halo oil which $40 acres are rich inc xhausiible
river bottom, the residue mp land, which am
justified in saying, is equal, il not superior 10
fertility Of SOIL ~ any land III Virginia, which
the present years crop eau attest, having been
abundant. Notwithstanding the long continued
drought oflast summer. A large proportion of
the fine up lane is yet 10 cut. This estate is
well adapted toalI the staple commodities, viz !:
tobacco, corn, wheat, oats, rye, hemp, &c. which
last named article promisesto be very profta-
BILE to the grow er since the intro duction OF mp
'haSHtutl f--ihcfe dIe several nacnIns IS IN the
| neighoorhood. and one adj joining the estate pro.
PEELED by water, in successful operation, ior
which Rose Isle is eligibly situated, and the es.
tate itself embraces two fine sites on never
failing stream Tor The employment Of water
power, toany extent in propelling every des-
crplion OF machinery. Likely young negroe.
would be taken in payment, provided it suited
purchasers. For information on the subject
those disposed to purchase will apply TO MIR
WIN. Ryan, living on the place (who will show
The lhnd,) Sterling Claiborne, go OF N, Isun,
Patrick n. CsbeIl Esq. OF L,nchturs.
or the subscribe -On the 20ih of Ducemb,r,
will be disposed Of by way Of public auction, in
the iowa of Lynchburg, one other undivided
interest of250 acres, in II tract oil hand on the
Richmond stage road, 10 miles from Lyncnbure
and adjoining Raleigh Cblton's tavern. AIso
two other small tracts in the vicintyot LYNCH
burg, valuable for their timber. Those DESTROYS
Of information relating to the 3 las, mentioned
parcels of land will spply TO john f. d. PAYNE,
Esq oil Lynchburg. OF the subscriber living in
the neighborhood.
u Sale TO be conducted by J. r. b. Payne.
Aaetioncer.
LANDoN CABELL.
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A rival of Winter Goods,
S;nee their decline In prices.

Sincc fker deCItne m Prices.
NUeKEE. ROBINSON s Co take pleasure
IN ~ announcing 10 their friends, thai they
are now opening thrir winner assortment, aud
,y,ll continue to receive by every packet from
New York, every variety oil staple and isney
Goods. adapted 10 this market, aud as usual at
very low prices. They have been boldnfg back
for The decline above noticed, and ieel graihed
IN saying their wishes have been accomplished.
Oct. %
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"A Teacher wanted.

n YOUNG GENTLEMAN who can produce
<SA satisfactory testimonials of his good char
sc,sr. and Of his qualifications to teach lhe
Latin, Greek. and English languages, leo
graphy, Mathematics, aud Arithmetic, can
meet with employment in the County Of Am.
hersi, in the immediate vicinity of this place, by
timely application to the Editors. Should The
applicant wish 10 prosecute the study oithe
Law, he can be accommodated.
Oct, 81. In.
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Wheat Wheat =!

S1VfE arr now receiving Wheat al the Black
w Mater Mills. q wi! pay the bea cash price
for all delivered there. Those wishing 10 On
gage their crops, will phase call on Us. We vii
give them choices Of several lbr' vi PROPOSE
tons NAIilL, WINSTON u Co.
Drl
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TRUST SAFE.

AZ UhEbABLf 10 the provisions OF n deed
%5ss OF Inst, executed by Claiborne Glsdmaa
10 the subscriber, Of record in the office OF the
Hastings Court OF Lyncbburg. and to satisfy the
purposes OF said deed. the subscriber will offer
al public sale, for cash. on Saturday the 9th
day ofNosember next, il fair. ifnot, the next fair
day thereafter, (Snniays excepted.) before the
front door oil the Auction room Of John X. ID.
Payne, IN Lynchburg, part ola LOT OF ground,
situate IN rear of the Methodist Church. be-
tween third and fourth streets on which there
Is wooden dwelling house, adapted TO the
comfortable accommodation OF small family
being The same conveyed by Joseph Echols
deceased. 10 said Gladman. The tile 20 this
property rs believed 10 be valid, bu, the sub
scr,ber will convey such RICH, as is vested in
him by said deed, and no other.
JOHND URQUHART
Oct 81. tbs
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81
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

tutNuOtC Gtut ASstutt JoT ou0s
0IsHE subscriber offers for sale, on accom-
y nodatlng terms, his trac, ol lanA IN the
eoaary OF Brdiuri, % Wotf Creek. 4 miles
West OF Liberty, con aiming about 900 acres.
This tract, whether considered in reference to
Us pruduciiveness, Its Improvements OF It's sit.
patton. is QUE of the most valuable ~ the conn.
" In which !, Ies--ihere are about 400 acres
cleared, and ~ cultivation, 100 acres OF which
are FIRST rate low grounds or creek bottom "A
large portion OF The nncleared part, (amountiag
10 near 5uu acres, is6rtt rate Tobacco. land. The
improvements are u neat brick dwelling house,
and all other honses necessary Tor comfort and
convenience. This land lying immediately
contiguous TO the tarnpike road leading from
Liberty to l., uchburg, within 4 miles OF the
couu,y seat. aud in wealthy and respectable
ne,ghboshood. is highly deserving tue attention
of any aian wishing to engage successfully ia
agricultural pursuits.
He will also sell II valuable house and lot,
pleakanfly situated at the West end of the tow n
al Liberts--ihe iormrr residence OF the late
James e. Stept,r. tic house is large and
sonnod,ous 4 the lo', containing & or acres
Is handsomely tnc,o "a and neatly improved
THIS would be delightful residence for a pri
vaie gentleman, and a lne situation for pub
Ire house. WIN. W. WATTS.
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y<POTlCE.--Willb he offered for sale, on
III Monday the Goth OF November, II fair,
" not the aeHi fair day, two tract. aud parcels
NJ land, consisting Of between 700 aud 800
acres, m the county OF Bedford, the sale 10 com-
mepee a, my dwelling house on said laod. The
said tracts Of laad JOIN each eibsr, aud lie on
Wolf Csesk. adjoining the land Of Richard
Hobsoa's Camp Grooed, within 3 or 4 miles
Of the town vi Liberty. The said laad. think,
consists OF over 400 acres Of woods. A good
portion al said iaad Is tobacco land. and also
. good porii,n of boitom land, which will brIng
good tobacco. aod large porlion Of tobacco
lots, together with good apple orchards. Rea-
sonable credits viii be gwen. Terms TO bc
made Known on day ei sale.
n. B.--The above named land Is remarked
Tor beng healthy aud well ~aiered
1HRAsitELLUS MINOR.
Nov | ids