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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-05

STRAMING TO DEATH. One of the Thorn
sonian steam Doctors, has been indicted in
Philadelphia, for misdemeanor, in steam
ing child to death. He was a colored
physician. The following is statement
of the case. The patient was child 8
years old
When the doctor arrived at the house,
he inquired of the mother what allied her.
She described the symptoms, and stated
that she complained of soreness in the
stomach and bones she also complained
of her feet and legs. The mother asked
him if he could help her; he replied that
he could. She then asked him what his
fee would be he said it would cost three
dollars, which must be paid before he could
do any thing for the child. The money
having been paid, the doctor proceeded to
business, first cautioning the mother not be
alarmed; the operation being severe one,
the neighbors might possibly be alarmed.
He directed some warm water to be brought
in and asked for blankets, which he placed
on q chair, on which he ordered the child
to be.seated after every thing was arranged :;
he wrapped the blankets around the child,
and had the tub placed below, into which
hot bricks were put to create steam AS the
water cooled, other bricks were put into
the tub. The child soon began to scream
and said he was burning her. While
under operation, he gave her warm tea.
After two or three hot bricks had been put
into the water, the child still screamed and
exclaimed, 81 wortld rather de-" and took
her feet away; the doctor put them in gain,
and kept up the steam by fresh bricks, at
the same time giving her warm tea. Short
ly after the child died.
The connsel for the defence maintained
that it was not an indictable offence, as, to
constitute the crime, malice, or intention to
injure, must be shown.
His honor Judge King, in his charge to
the jury, explained fully his views Of the
law. He stated that the case was of the
first Importance that he had no recollection
of similar indictment in any of our courts.
He could not assent to the doctrine advanc-
cd by the defendants counsels, that mere
malpractice, unaccompanied by bad inten-
tions and motives, is not indictable. He
laid down the law otherwise. He said that
when man, whether licensed or not, who
undertakes the Office of physician, betrays
gross and wanton ignorance of a disease,
aud total ignorance of indifference to the
consequences Of the remedy, he is liable to
criminal prosecution.
The jury returned the verdict, equity OF
the misdemeanor."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-05

SLAUGHTER OF SHAKES On Wednesday
last, 63 black snakes were killed in field in
Newbury--thoy were just making their way
from their holes, into the open air. When ex-
tended, in connected line, they measured 900
long.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-05

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, April q, 1880
10 the Heirs Of ABIGAIL PREscOTT, late of Lam
CASTER in said County, deceased and to ali others
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
IL see fiD at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Lancaster, in said County. on tn. third Tues
day of May next at one of the clock afternoon.
to show cause why the Account of the Executor
OF the last Will and Testament of said deceased
should not be allowed; and you will be heard
thereon.
'l6 NATH'L PAINE, j. Prob.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
Aug

WTIRGiNiA-At rules holden in the Clerks Office of
- the superior Court IF Chancery Tor the Lynchburg
Dstsict, the ID day OF August, 1890
Shadraek Corder, Plaintiff against Clement Pigg ex-
ecutor OF Elizabeth Gray, widow of EdIn GRAY decd
ana widow Of Heaekiah Pigg, Sen. Decd and Clement
figg, IN MS own right and the children of John Ping
decd. 10 wit, Peyton Pieg, Hezckiah Pirg Richard
Nteg9ry and fi24ueth ms wife, late Ell5 4ben Pipr
ana William Pleg aud John w. Pige, infants by COM
missioner Benagb, specially assigned their guardian
and the children of HezekIah Pigg, decd to Wit Vim
plgg, Owen Legraud and Betsey his wife late Kelsey
risg, and Susan Pigg and Nathan Hutchinson, Robert
ems, deed. Defendants.
me defendants Owen Legrand and Betscy his wife,
dnu susan flgg mol having entered their appearance
aud given security according the act of Assemble and
he rules oil this court, and appearing by
evidence hatthey are not inhabitants ftlis country
IL Is ordered, that the said defendants do appear hero
on the tenth day of the nextterm aud answer the bill of
me falntlh and thai copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted m some newspaper printed in the town of
nurg' or two months successfully, and posted at the
iroM door olthc coust house, in the said town.
Solg--toSte, ]. WlI.LSwC. c.
R"s 9n
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Goods, hower than EVer.

~ HE subseriber having a very heavy stock
y Ol goods on nand. for ihr season, is in
dueed Ia offer them lower ih,n ever-and
pi. dyes himself 10 sell lben ~ u reduced al.
rance upon cost far cash only. Ills assortment
is very general, having received considera-
bic additions OF Foreign aud Domestic Goods
and Groceries, within lew weeks past. His
stoch Of Slho, black and inncy colored Cloths
aph Casslnefes ARE very -uperior-part of
them received within - dnys, aud as fine wool
IS scarce, aud on The rise, there /, no doubt that
Cloths and nj kinds OF woolien5 will be higher
~ he fail, than he will sri them now. His
lUend3 aitl The prhHc are Invited 10 calI on
lin, where they can at all times buy on as
good terms as at any bonse IN Virginia.
HENRY ALLISON.
Aup. q =
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Main Street, L5 nchLurg
AUGUST u


XEiGlNlA At rules holden IN the Clerks Ulice Of
W the Superior court ofChaucery, for the Lynchburg
District, the ID day of August, 1880.
William w peyton, admir-. de bonis non of Edward
Henry, decd Plaintiff, against Dnrolhea Winston exc
cutrlA ofPatrck Henry, dec Edmund Winston exc
e"or OF Edmuud Winston, decd Christopher Hunt ex-
ecutor of Fayetto Henry decd Alexander S. Harry
Nathaniel W. Henry, 4. w. Henry, John Henry Sarah
H. Scott, George d Winston and Dorothea his wife.
James Bruce aud klVra his wife, and Elyra Ann Henry
Defendants. -
The defendants Christopher Hunt and Nathaniel w
Henry not having entered their appearance and given
security according To the OF Assembly aud the rules
OF TINS court and appearing hy satisfactory evidence
that they inhabitants Of this country Il is order
ed that the said defendants do apper here on the tenth av
OF the next term aud answer the Original ana unode
6is OF the Plaintiff and mat copy of this order be
loruWlth inserted IN some newspaper printed IN the
town OF Lynehburg, for two months successyey and
posted al the Great door Of the Courthouse in tie said
town A Copy Teste,
J. WILLS. c. C..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

HTiRGISIA. Rules holden IN th, Clerks Ofre
u OF the Superior Court OF hauoery Tor the Lyneb
surg District, tue 9TH day of June, 1880 Jesse Rcb
cs1n, Hdmr. de bonis with The " III annexed OF
Anthony Rucker dec. PIN. against ambrose Ruch
AID Nelson G. Dawson, late exors. of Anthony
Rucker dec. Richard Burls, Benjamin NUryel exof
ofSpencer Norvell, dec, aud Benjamin Tahaierro.
SHERIFF. Amherst aud admr. Of Eias Wills, dec.
Defts
The defendant Richard Burks, not having entered his
appearance aud given security act ording to tho
Assembly and the rules of this court and it appearing
hy satisfactory evidence that he is iuhabnant
of tins country 1t IS ordered that the sad defend,
ant do appear here the first day Of the term
aud answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy OF
this order he forthwith inserted IN newspaper
printed in the town ofLvnchburg for months sue.
cesvey, and posted AT the front door of the courthou
IN the SAID town. eopy-Jeste.
}. WILLS, &C.
July % WIN
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NOTICE.

a tAPT. WILLIAM oALE Sir take no.
4 ! a . thai shall, on thursday the l6l6
d ~ OF September, between the rising aud set.
ttng oil he sun proceed 10 take tne deposaiou
u Nj William sandldge, ~ his own hoase,
TO be read As evidence ~ casr now depeaB.
my IN the A,ahrtsl Chaueeiy Court, in which
/ an plaintiff, AID yourself and Others. Geien-
dnnIs, al winch time and place you eau attsna
II you ihnk proper TO do So.
WESLEY l.. DUNCAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
NOTICE.

FHVHE Sabsefiber has determined 10 reduce
n his Stage tsfe 10 50 90, from this Ia
Chafloliesyille.-- will cause rednc ion
~ lie price 10 Washington. The sn5scrlber
las heard faWour. that his line IL the most
eIprn'iye one tom this place 10 the NORTH
lie does noi proipss 10 know the expenses by
pIhe routes = the Northern Cities bot he sub
loihs u statement Of the expenses On his o.B,
upon which The public may confidently rely.
Fare To Washington City SI3 90
dte thence 10 Baltimore 2 90
EEpease from Lvuchburgto Baltimore 3 80
la addition 10 lie obvious economy Of this
route. The traveller by II. reaches Baltimore
Que business day earIier than by any other
route except when he leaves this place on
sunday.
In thai event an additional day Is consumed
IN The tripi The rest day intervening but the
traveller = compensated for his Inconvenience
by The enjoyment II more rest q a full obser.
vance OF an interesting and imposing country
WILLIAM SMITH.
Lynchburg. Aug. 0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

TTKGINiA.-if Rsle= holden IN the Clerks ofree
" OF the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Lynch
burg District, the ttI day of June. 1880 Stokey Fu-
qua aud Pcrren Fnqua, infant chiren of JacosA
Fnqua, dec who sue by Abraham Fugus their ne
TREND fltls. against siias fuqua, Ephruim Fuquas
Benjamin Fuqna Thomas Heweu and uezekiuh
Faqua, Of Joseph Fuqua, dee. Defts.
The defendants Silas Fuqua, Ephrain Fuqua, Benla
min Fnqua aud Thomas ilewett, not having enter
ed their appearance aud given secnrity according
to the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this court and Il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are nor
Inhabitants OF tins cOunuy-It - ordered TINT the
said defendants do appear here the first sy ofthe
next term, and answer the bill of the pitts. and hat
copy Of this order bo forthwith inserted news
paper printed in the of Lynchburg for two months
scesssyey and posted at the front door oil the couf,
house, IN the sand town.
AcoAs-Teste J, WILLS, &C.
July 20 - WIN
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ASA ioY Wheat.
GREAT BARG AIMS !! +!
NEW .HRREWALSs

fitBE subscubet hos THIS day received 81
a bales aud boxes Demesnc Goods, consisting
II brosn and nieached shirInes and Sheet
ines, spun Cotton, yety besi ever brought 10
this market f rniiure ADD other Checks aud
Piaias, together wuh Il considerable addition of
Dfrtsh goods. -Aiso few cases very iue Hats
all extremely low tor Cash.
HENRY ALLISON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
NoNaytncrshiD.
spra %

ynNllt estate ufGeorge Cabeil, dec. formerly
q Of the towa OF lynchbnre' oevieg Doe"
rseeaily foatna,od to ,he undersigned as
,,.p,ni.,. ator de bonis non, with the vii an.
psssd, 10y the Court oil lusings Tor the Corpo.
raj IN Of iyachburg, be adopts his method 10
notify the public thai he is DESTROYS 10 elase his
administration NJ soon rs circumstances VII
permit aud with this view requests all persons
indehied 20 sail estate 10 MAKE payment 10
Ism nhout DELAY. Hnd those to whom said
estate is indebted. TO exhibit their CLAIMS as
peedly a possible. thai they may be adjusted
5AMI BRANSFORD. Sergeant
Of the COMPUTATION OF iyGehbarg, and
admr. DC bons non, with the viii annexed
oil George Gabell, dec.
-, =
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Rules holden in the Clerks Office,
W Of the Superior Cont OF ChanCery for the Byseh-
burg District, the 9Th day Of June, 1880. David
Daniel and Thomas Higginbothan, late merchants
aud partners, trading under the style and 6tm of u
ID. Ugginbothum Il Co. Pits. against VIM. II.
Camden, Henry Camden, eKor. of Sarah BUrrus dee
Ormoud Ware. William II Duncau, Ahfam Carte.
Joseph X. Carter, Vim. Jopng, ) y NJ. II. Garland
and Thomas A. Hocombe, Marshal OF the Chaucery
CONT for the Lynchburg District, Defts.
The defendant William II. Camden, not having enter
ed disappearance and gifeu security according To the
act Of Assembly aud the rules OF this court aud II ar
pehrmg by satisfactory evidence that hH il not an
inhabtant of this country j ordered that the sand
defendant do appear here the first day of the next
term, aud answer the bill of the plaintiffs and thai
copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN some news.
paper printed in the fLyncbburg for tn months
successfully, and posted the front door the court.
house, III the said town. copy-Teste,
}. WILLS, e. c.
Jpty o6 uom
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HKOS, RVJDp
Aug 10

ESPEC1FULLii informs his friends and
Il a the public geueraIly, thai he viii sell or
ship tobacco. OF any Other country produce on
commission. He has rerted a large ffe.rrooi
brick tenement, for lhapurPose of storing cot
ton, -four. bacon, hemp, and Other articles OF
trade 10 this market. lie keegs his office al
the store room Of Miller q Roberts, Bauk
square, Lynchbul g, v.
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Hand Cor Sale


bk4HE Subscribers wish TO SELF the tracts of
"a Land on which they reside; they are so
united as TO make a most valuable estate to a
person disposed to employ their capital in the
culture AID production Of Corn, Wheat, Hemp
aud Tobacco, there being a suiliciencV OF clear
ed land To work ten or twelve hands lo advau
tage, aud large quantity OF rich uncleared
land. pee ,iary adHptpdio the growth of Hemp
and Tobacco--a considerable portion Of the
cleared land is rich creek bottoms, very pro.
duedv in any kind OF grain, and with little
expense aad attention, might be made SO in
Hemp aud Tobacco. There is a comfortable
dwelling aud other necessary out houses on
each lract, good orchards ol oheice fruits. aud
4 nnmbaT OF springs Of as hue water rs there i,
probably in the world. Tue two tracts toeether
contain between eight hundred and n thousand
acres, aud The NATIVE OF the uhsCrbers tor
offering orsae both togethcr is he belle that 10
that way they Would be en object well wofthy
the attention Of any person disposed 10 agri-
cultural pursuits The land is on pupple's
Creek, one Oi the priHCip pal branches of BufIa.
l0 River, IN the county OF Amherst, within ten
or twelve miles ol The cuurt house, and about
twenty Of Lynchbug aud is not disposed
ofprwateiy before, il Wi,l he sold nj public
auction. 10 the highrs, bidder, on liberal
credit, the 10Th September next in the mean
time purchasers are invited to view the premi-
ses, Oh. =. TALIAFERRO
ADDISON TALiAFERROs
Judy II Is
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NOTICE.

ID virine oi three several deeds Of trust ,ex D.
~ ecmfd ~ nae by VIM. Miner, for the pnr.
pose of securing certain debts therein sppCilled
10 inrr 6nlHnd,n record Ia Bedford ETY.. court.
vii he sold N Zoe couTl. house of Bedford CIV,
on lie 25d day Oh this month, tAugnsf,) 10 the
highest bidder, Tor cash, the negroes following
Our So many al them as may be suliclent) to
VII, woman Dolphin, Bnd her thee chidren
Mars, Anna aud an infant (name not knuwn,)
IA woman Asgy aud her two children, Nelson
aud Jinney, woman Sally, a man Cato and
his wife O1ney, and man Ned. Snch title
val be conveyed 10 the PURCHASERS as Is vested
IN me by the SAID deeds
JOSEPH WILSON.
Aug Q tds
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N q = ~ q lS4A a HAs
virtue % deed o. trust, eNeCuled to ms
X y by John Talbot and Nancy his wife, bear.
ING date the 3lsi day ofJaly, lS2s, aud duly
recorded in Campbell Clerks office We, or 81
ther otus, will. for purposes therein expressed,
sell 10 the highest bidder public auction, on
the premises, on lhe l7,h day IF September.
1880, tract of land in said county, supposed
TO contain Two hundred aud fifty acres. ,ine
on Whipping Creek, and adjoining the lands
Of the estate of Winston Talbot, David G
Talbot and others. The terms Of sale will be
credit OF one aud two years, equal instalments,
with bond and good personal security, and IA
deed OF trust on the property. Acting as irus.
tees we shall convey such title only is vested
III us. AL0NS0N WINSTON.
NM. NJ. LIVES,
Aug. 10 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
CURE BY JUDkIN'S
OINTMENT.

Mr.. Nm ~ Gray;
Dear Sir-M,s. Binghanof thie place, las used
no less lhHn 10 bottles Of .Ip1k0 ointment, and
certainly viii tic most evident advnninEe. y
she is n poet woman. mud nv professional ser,
vices, f,om that cons. Itrlian, afo gSatuilpUs :,
~, too, hpr case is. of all nthets, emiurnily
calculated 10 give. If successful uncomn"n
reputation TO the ointment em DESTROYS TO
continue NV experimental Practice, and hayG
10 request, that your niere 4 aud humanity wi
ptesrut her. through me, with thtce additional
bottles. ihat perfect culc may be elected
Like the rest oil my brethren, | am a decided
enemy TO whsr are termed Qnsok medicines
OF every description hut, really, the woadclt IN
effects produces by youl ointment. hnve c"m-
pecy removed every thug ike d,trust
as to its value IN relation TO suffering humani-
y. Me-. B's case was one ol tfreG years
standing, having hitherto bailled all the pro
iesslanal skill OF Dr. GATE and myself. aud PIE
seniing n mass Of liberation constantly renew.
10y itself from the middle OF her face qulte down
10 the umbilicus, stretching al the same tine.
TO The top of each humerns, and along the
cervcal YER brae. In all my practice never
saw any thing like Il, nor did DR.. u from is
own declara ion, ever witness any simiGr oc
irrence The disease attacked, too. her right
hand - similar manner, resisted application.
to reiatd itprogress. Such was the siiualol
o. Mr., Is, that one OF yonrlargesi bottles would
merely last four days, SO much ointment did ii
require Her hand IS now perfectly healed,
so TAR as the morbid humour is concerned aud
7 have no doubt but the rigidily of the joints
viii, IN a short lime, be overcome,so as TO ena.
bic her 10 use Il With freedom. The hand from
being bent, as II were, IN knot, is now, nearly
sitaighl. her system, from being reduced 10
The ,slrenns, dcgree Of emacIaliou and loath-
sumeness, Is now RAPIDLY regaintng its former
healthy appearance aud have no douhu but
HEee. bottles viii effect n complete cure. ash
you, ulon, IN the name OF humanity aud in that
Of Your oRn Interest, Ia furnish this poor wo-
man, without charge, with this number uf bot,
Ties. Vii continue 10 overlook the case. mi
will. wheo the cnre is Effected, give you u ce, .
tihestc that viii establish. gu the hrmeSi
foundation, The iu'' p'ci"aso Q y our oh,nleh,
! 10 the highest reputation.
tam, respectfully y"uts, &c. s. :. &.
FoI .aie wholesale OF retail, bv
howell DAVIES,
Agent Tor Lynchbncc.
I,I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
July 90

ANIRGlNlh At rules holden III the Clerks Office
OF the Superior Court of Chancory, for the Lynch-
burg District, the 7t day of June, 1880 VIM. Harris
Sr Henry Brown James &. Dearing, mer.tone Clay
Patsy Barber, Pitts. against WIN L. Lambeth, Lli1l
'Echols, eNrx. of Joseph Echols, dec Washington
Lambeth, Martin w Davenport, John b. Rnedqe,
lynch billiard, in his right, and the said Lynch
piiiard and John Aard, eNurs. OF John Ward, dec.
Chiswcil Dabncy and Samuel Tardy. bofts.
The defendant John u RTlcdge, not having entered
his appearance ami given security according the
OF Assembly and the rules of tins court and il appear
ing from satisfactory evidence that he is not an IN
habitant of tins country 1t is ordered that the SAID
defendant do appear here the frt day Of the usxt
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted IN newspaper
printed in the ofynchburg for two mouths snccesg
evely and posted at the front door ohe courthouse
the sand town. ACopy-Ieste
J. WILLS, &C.
July &c WIN
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HTiRGiNIA.-Ai Superior Court OF chsue.,y. bsi.
" den ~ the t.lsz of I. q. ahn In.l

UfRGiNh.-At Superior Court OF chsues,y. hoi.
Gen % the town Of LynehburE, on tho 18Th day OF
ihonias Aldridgs, Piif against Jacob swoope Ste,-
ing iihisorhe, Nhbelss Kenny, Georges. Hollowa,
1eofee y "9odson and gahe< Camden. Defts.
I'm NE motion Of the Defendant Jaeob Spoope, BY
COUNSEL 70 De allowed damages upon the dissolution 81
Tue lanetion aH arded the Plaintiff in this cause en- the
twenty thfd aay Of May, ibousapd eight hundred
aah twenty me- The court oB consideration thereof deiy
errd the following opinion
ny the Charlottesville act does not furnish full
answer 10 NJ s"eopes application. Upon reference TO
that act, although II appiIes to Judgments only there IA
the same reason for extending to DEGREES heh are
ia faef Judgments OF the Of Chnucery so thar
think a Al present advised while il might moi he
ded 20 iujuneiions prevent tho execution of tYus,
yet as IA like the present. where In. deed has
been acted upon under circumstances as II tnor,gsg
aud money specially deereed, should be considered a.
Judgment and in all respects executed accordingly.
wherefore the Court doth adudge, order ard deere.
That the Clerk Of tins execution on TIA
original decree favour Of the defendant jacob Swoone
against the plaintiff with damages, al the rate OF ten
per eentum per annum, the enJolned by Tho
plaintiff from the time of the awarding of the SAID In
Junction until the dissolution thereof giving plain
TIT cedt for the heretofore nude unless the PLAIN
hh shall before the third day The term next after
he shall nave been served with copy Of this order sew
cause to the contrary. Copy-Teste,
J. WILLS, c. c.
august = wiw
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Trust Sa leoiAa nd.

~ Y virtue ola deed N trusl executed IL, Jos
- DAlard 10 Peaehy Franklin aud Nm. 5.
Cnsford. bearing date the 3olh day OF MAY
1925, s. ofrecord in the Clerk'soliee Of Amherst
county the subscriber acerdlng ,othe provisions
Of SAID deed, all on 10Th day OF srpfembe
next, iair, aud { not, the uex lar day there
after, proceed TO sell ior cash. to the highest
bidder, on the premises, 'ae tract Of hand IN
said deed named, containing by estimation
500 acres, near New Glasgow, adjoining the
land OF VIM Higglnholham and others. There
Is large and comfortable dwelling house On
said laud also tw good barns, and other ne
cessarv buildings. The subscriber VIII only
convey such tile as Is vested in him by said
deed trust, which is considered good.
NM. 5. CRAWFORD.
JoIy Is IDS
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MIS- Gil has on hand an assortment of
Leghorns and other Millinery, received drec,
ly from the North. which she is prepared TO
dispose Of al very low prices. She is also,
prepared TO execute any order in her line with
elegance and dispatch. The diizens of Lynch
burg aud its vicinity are respectfully invited to
call and examine her assortment.
june 3 "a
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VALUABLE PROPERT Y
FOR SALE.

r-YllE Subscriber is anxious TO sci
"a a valuable tract OF land in the
I'll County Of Bedford. 1t is stu
ated upon the north fork of Goose Creek, ad
Joining Capt Bulord's. and is bounded Cd
che side BY The main western road. II con-
iuins 44SI acres. loo of which are cleared. 3
acres OF the cleared land are first rate low
ground The wood land lies remarkably wet,
and is first rale tobacco land. The subscriber
invites those who wish to purchase good land
at low price, to come and examine the tract.
ROBERT IRVINE,
Executor OF VIM. hvine, decd.
Aug Q Is