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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
OPINIONS .IWAsHINGToN.
Correspondence Of the Jaaenai Of Commerc
HAsuINgToN ID August ls.Al

SorcY ondeHce Of The J1lcnni Of Commerce.
NAsniSefoN, ID August, 1880.
The operation Of The Veto Message upon
the people OF The several States Indicate
lhe mos, untasorAble results 10 the present Al.
min,straiIon--it seems now To he the decided
pulicy OF its wife.W oTken 80 shifi SIDES. leave
the nullidtrs and aoii-lntiludnnitans ul The
South 90 play their own drama. aud rcinstate
the popular pelce in the West 4" Internal In
provomsnls." Within the last three dnys. /
hive heard one member Of the Cabinet, and
anoiner ofeef oI The Government next IN rank
10 Secretary, and, 10 roin of talents aud
reputation, equal IN aay one Of them, contend.
that the MAY svile Massage denies TO Congress
only iGe power 10 appropriate ~ aid Ct local
improvements but adults 10 u the power to
promote, by, appropriation, the execution of n
system Of national improvements. This taken
in connection with The commentary OF the oil -
cal paper, alluded 10 before prepares me 10
expect some singular ANALYSES Of the Message
! had 40 donbt that General Jackson himse II
was honestly IN favor OF Internal improvements
and therefore | believed he had been dece,v-
ed by the author or authors OF the Message
and placed somPH hat in the attitude OF the Del,
pho oraeie, with the capacity 10 deal IN eng
mas and power 10 make responses less Intelli-
gible than the Dreams Of Nrbue hadnexzar He
hns sense enough 60 discover The Ell, cts of this
deception, and when some honest G,snd,
fe~pk'y explain the tendency Of this ~, stfca
ii,n, %, good old gentleman will come dow
like y ihnaderbolt upon the heads u the pro
fsnr pritsts, aud consume them by the flame,
al his s,sth lad General jackson been allow
ed - make his owb Cabinet, he would hav,
had one VI uniform character but with such .
piece of mosaic work Ms that which now stand,
a. l. a -.
put on the Coat ot Harlequin. aud 20 on III,
stage. rs To continue IN the Execuuye olice, it
the bope OF administering The Goyeinmru
with credit In himself, add benefit 10 tho coup
Try. Depend upon ~hal have said, u retr,a
is sounded aud The next annual commuuica
ton 81 Congress Wi, be somew hat Ia the naur,
ola eodicd to the Meys,,e Road Message.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
10000 Grand Capital.
+" Fortunes Cottage' shH olirc.
Dls,naA SWamp Aottery.

CLASS No. IL, for 1880.
10 be drawn in The city Of Richmond, on Fri
day the Ooh day OF August. 1880.
90 NlmbGrS-9 dram Boitots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

yonng male slave was recent, burnt a.
Abbev,lr, 5. Carolnl, ~ pursuance of Judi
ciaI sentence. for attempting TO mrder bls
mistress WHEN the rest OF The family we're All
sent. He attacked her without pmgocaiion,
beat her with lat iron. and she having atiemp.
iejto run to neighbours while he WA, seeking a
broad axe he followed her. made hsr return,
aud had nearly killed her whrn sone Of the
family re,uTnsd-She is expected 10 recover.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

hALkl6H, .fug y.
Suicide.--A month has elapsed since we re
corded IA case Of suicide whlrh occurred ~ this
city, the prosmais cause OF " hich was ,ntem.
perance We have now 10 notce another ms
lance OF seli'murder. which may be traced 10
the same sonrcr--a source, from which more
crime originates than all others combined Ga
tHday last, al alarm was gwen from DOR jail,
that prisoner had killed lnnsef. A number
oil persons repaired instantly TO the prison, on
entering Which, most shocking spectacle pre-
seated 'lseii.--Tdrrdn Beasiy. who had bren
committed lew days before on a reace War.
rant, issued on the application of hs own IA.
Their, was lying on The floor drenchel IN blood.
with his throat cut from ear To ear tie Was
not then dead, but expired ia FEW moments,
a dreadful warning tbs incorporate Two
prisoners, w no were ~ room Adj oinng thst in
winch: the deed was perpetrated, heating an uu-
usual noise, went TO Beasley's apartment, where
they discovered him drawing ranpr across
his throat very rapidly. One OF them made
humane effort 10 arrest his purpose. but his IN
reference was too late. The deceased has lett
a large family IN INDECENT circumstances.
[ie.aisr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

MfiriSo OF EpIross.-A meeting Of editors
IS proposed IN a New York paper. II wonid
We Pheasant coocisve. THE feas, Of r,ason
snd the flow Of son' would there predominant.
black spirits and white congrega,e together
-oaid heads aud dunderheads mingle' min
GO An editorial meeting would far .ecIn,s
'na' OF thebos'on booksellers The toasts drunk On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

INSURaECTION.-l, appears tlat tberl
has been secession in Yale College of forty
three young Sophomore gentlemen, VIM font
the demonstrations in =" Conc Sections irou
hlesome to understand. Tnry have been read
ing qualifying speeches probably instead q
studying mathematics.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

accident negro man named Washington belonging
to the Rev. John Early was drowned last SUNDAY Il
ternoon police officer having dlscoye rcd him in M
obscure spot gambling with of his comrades pug
sued hem,when Washington plunged into the r.yermi4
view as is supposed of reaching the OPPOSITE shore
and thus GLIDING apprehension and punishment Fear
ing that the negro would be drowned, tho officer wn-r
ed him Of his danger, nnd ceased his pursuit. The negs
would not heed hip however, and when he was with
few yards of land, he sunk, aud, beng beyond tie
reach of assistance, drowned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

The o''g'n Of Modification Mrs. Royal
CLAIMS the ra'h'r eqnlsocd merit ofhaslng'
ofle"a''a HE entire doctrine OF Nnilhcaflon II
letter to Judge Cooper OF Columbia. who
"ngf"cioosly. has refused aud stlll doth REFUSE
In EWe her credit therefor.
Charitsion Gaseiie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

Kentucky E'eetioHs-rhe election returns o, men
otrs TO tie mel" Legislature of Kentucky begin 10 reach
us aud as Senator to Congress is TO be elected at tins
next session. they regarded with more thai ordinary
interest Anti Jackson candidates have succeeded in
Faye Franklin Clarke, Woodford Mason aud Logan
counties; and the jackson party have succeeded in
jefferson, Scott and Mercer. Louisville, il is beeycr
has chosen one OF each party Incomplete returns hs,
been reserved from two three other Counties and full
returns from fow Others the political creed of who's,
representatives Is not mentioned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

W ne head men aud chiefs of the Cherokee Notou
nave refused to meOt the President at Nashville for the
purpose '' neso'at'pg about their removal We insert
,a' morning an Interesting address of the Chero4s,
'oune" 10 tho People OF the United States, in relation
" '''' "'t' RANT and perplexing question.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27

nor hesitate unomcnt in sdopt.ny the course which
Is required by the welfare Vt the naton glory and
your own. "N
The Commissioners will Inform you orthaimnor-
tant events which occasioned the revolution that i'm.
taken Place IN this caoitsl we'll Ne the desires of
all good men those who seek the public welfare who
love order and the stability of the nation thai vo,
will yield to their cntreaties. BE pleased. Sir IN
grant them hearing, and to give entire credit TO MI
.ney may say ~ Gu, cenaaEespecallv their
sion to your person. and onr ardcdnt wishes for vonr
happiness. ''
Accept, Sir, tho sentiments Of respect and cor.
diai esteem with which am Sir. your obediont
servant. RArAeI U,n,x,-.
Bogota Sept. 7, 1880.
The Proclamation of Bolivar, dated Cartbaoo,.
SEPT. 49, which We published OH the ist inst does
not appear To be IN reply To the above, thouub +,
leaves no room to doub, that he will return favor
able answer. ''-
Correspondence OF the Journal Of Commerce
MAUACAYDo. Oct. r. Ia9O
Onr communication is again stopped with Dopots
much to the disadvantage OF this place and IN 60
selves Individually Rio Haehe has declared ,tsof
~ favor OF Venezuela. The views of Bolivar cnn ~,
longer remain in doubt; tina, no aimed nj ab~oIn,o
power IS most certain. vessel from Curaco. ho
longing to Carthagnna touched at Rio Hachc. No,
showing the change that had taken place She was
possession OF and sent here, where she arrived
TINS morning. There was found on board of no.
CONFIDENTIAL correspondence from MANY of Ro,v.,,
onccrs at Curacoa who were there in the homo
o. making o revolution in Venezuela i'm five, ~ M
war One letter from General Bricepo MenSo,
to Bolivar) says there is little hona
OF erecting change in Venezuela, but advise, bir,
20 nave done with the foolish idea of constitution
ana liberty and proceed to establish bls snihor,t ~
,oLce:Iwhch advice if Bolivar follows it will n,
oaoiy BRING him to the fate of Iturbide A' pro-
~ the date OF our last accounts he was at Nom.
pox' on the Magdaena on his wnv to Roao,. ,.h u-
a revolution had been effected in his favor. and :
complete overthrow ofthc liberal party. The Civ
was oesi'@ed 20 days, and in storrning the Bridoo
ieadng To the Town, 500 were killed Civil W..
mas thus commenced in this devoted Country .nd
our Ih,y nope 49, that It may not continue Gene
,ai urdaneta Is at the head of the Goyernmen, ,,i
noVa, arrives. and General Briceno was in posses
no' arrived there on the 10th of Sept, but was dui.
ere all Is perfectly quiet ct present. and as This
P'a;e Is important as key to New Grcnndn Pso-
mas sent some OF his most faithful troops the Lane
"s To garrison the place They are great rascsis
OUT brave men, and give much trouble to the Cit
Hes As Tor business, 1t Is ut complete stand 1T
Is somewhat sickly ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27
. be continued

IN oMbn'.-Wh'n the Dnkc dc Choiseul, who
wT's a remarkably mesgrc-oooking man, came to
London TO negotiate peace. Charles Townshond,
oclng asked whether tho French Government had
not know but they had sent tho outlino OF an Am
bnse ador."--N T. y9TJion " " '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27
Managers Office.

I'HE foiioaOing are The drawn numbers in
he V'RoiNrA STATE LOTTERY, Class No 2:
90, ID, SO, Sc, G, y, IS, So, 49,
nov 81 YATES 90 MCINTYRE, Managers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27

. &c. &c. &c,
ickcts 50, halves . 90, quarters 25.
UT Tickets for sale NJ this Office
YATES g. MCINTYRE,
nov ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27
GRAND CAPITALS.

Chn's %, halves 80, quarters 25--for saIo
NJ TIE Exchange and Lottery Office Of
49,, THOS. b. BIGGER.
Where 2, So 81, Capital of So 500, and q. "a.
90 OF 5 900, we're sold and paid in the New York
Lottery. nov or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE

co II SO Sc 6 IS SO 1s
TODAY
:, The drawing of the splendid New York Lottorv.
Extra Glass No. 80. will be received at 70 ocIo:L
To Day. " '@'oeh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27
MANAGERS OFFICE.

The Drawing ofthe New York Consolidated Lot
terry, Glass No. 30, will be received THIS DAY a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27

- COTT'S BIBLE :
~ Carks do
Prle''leys do, for sale by r. .. sANxAY
nov 81 l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27
Mickle's Office

Tickets S5-IIalves Q 5o--Quarters 25.
ro' ,a'r az f.. MICKLES,
nov n Next below the door of The EARLE HofeI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
PERFORMANCES.

The Sprmg he was three years old, he won
the colts race AT iNew Market, II three heats,
SIX subscribers, purse 300 tC.,ars, beating
Betsy Archer, Janne'te and kuckmgham and
others very easily, and repeating ~ tine time /;
the same sprIug he won the Jocky Club purse,
two mite heats. al SpIug Hill, five starting
the fall after he was three years old, he Won
the annual pos stake at ,ew Market, two mile
heats, five subst rOers, BOA dollars each, beat.
ing easily Janettc, Nj. HairlSons Virginia.,
and two others--same fail he won the ploptie
tors puIss at NotuWay, two mile heats, beat
my Phli'is, Ar8ius, aud one other With ease
he next week he run at Bclfeld for The Jocky
Club purse, 500 dollars, three mde heats, won
without difficulty, beating Bern and, Aratus
and two ether the week after he won the
Jocky Club purse at Spring Hill. two mie
heats bea ing Busrel aud two Others hard in
1and-the spring he was four years cid, lie won
the JoCky Club iur,e, 600 dollars, al helftld
3 mile heats, bra-,n the Distinguished race
mare Ariel. in fine I'M, ne nesi week De
won the Jocky Cup purse at La9renceville
1 mile heats, SOu dollars, at one teat, which
III took so easily that nothing would run a
sanst him tie second heat-the next week he
run at New Market, four mile heats, ana was
beat by Gohahnah at three heats, Shakspeare
heating tlIrtIlla IN Tue same race they con
tending s. closely as 10 lnjure each other, and
thereby gave Gohaanah the race-ihe fa.l he
was four years old. lie was trained. sustained
an injury IN his hind anclp was turned out
AIKEN up again and run, he was beaten by
Ariel, Monsieur Ionson and Sally Magee ;
he WAS then turned out and wnlered, It's ANGLE
improved the spring he was five years old,
be was again trained and run at Halifax, ". {
fnI the propietor's purse, I'VE mile heats. " hich
he " on IN greal tme, beating Nh alto, Mary
&c, DC. the next week he won the jock,
Club pursr, 500 collars, al Ref Id three mile
heats, at heat, bealng Sally Mag e, his
ancle AGAIN gave way, and he has not started
for race since. So that il viii be seen from
the above statements OF performances, that
SHAKESPEARE has beat almost every racer of dis
tInetion mat was on the turf " iih hun; among
them, Janelte, the iayori', of New York, Der
lrand the avoIite OF South Carolina, FIJI i.
tia and ARIEL, The fayoriles ufVuginia as well
as Aratus, Marktime, Phillis Rocking ham
Betsy Archer, &c. Shak speare made a
hne season the last spring, his colts will be
scattered into sixteen di1erent counties, and this
sPring vii show for themselves, and wish
f'm TO rise or hall on his own merits, and return
my thanks for the liberal encouragement here.
totore received, aud solicit a continuance of the
same. WILLIAM TERRY
March H. IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
Feb l8

y OliCE-By virtue OF a deed of trust, ex.
rcntcd 20 the subscriber hy Thomas
Wills, bearing date the 22nd day of March,
1920 aud OF record ~ he clerks Office OF the
county court of Amherst. aud for certain pur
poses therein expressed, shall, on the 20th of
March NEXT at Pedar Mills, proceed 10 sell, 10
the highest bidder, tor ready money, all the
ight, title and interest Of said Wills. IN and 10
a certain Saw and Grist MIL on the lends Of
James Davis, in the county of Amherst. Aci-
ing as trustee, the subscriber " III only convey
such title as is vested IN him b. aforesaid deed
JOHN ID DAVIS, trustee.
Feb. Is. td.54
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
L. ND FOR SALE.


NOllCE-l shalt sell. IN the premises, on
l credit of one, two and three years,
payable ih equal annual instalments. and to be
sc cured in manner satisfactory 10 myself or
MIR. Joseph Flood, AZ pubic auction. on the
9th day OF March next, If fair. il not, on the
next fair day, the brick house in the town of
Liberty, together with the OF and out houses
attached thereto, lately the property OF Gallo.
hill Mennis, dec. being No. 30 IN the piao OF
said town, together withhaf The adjoining lot
NJ 3d. aud lot No. Also, adjoiaing No 80,
with an alley, and ms described in a deed of
trust from said Menns TO J. c. Stepioe and
myself, for the purposes therein meD'ioned-lt
is a convenient establishment fur small lamL
~, and very pleasantly situated. The title !
believe is perfect, but shall convey and war
rant the title vested in me by said deed only.
PEACHY r.. GlLMER,
Strriring Trustee
Feb, Is Ids5q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
January 81.

II, ib1lA h.--At Rules holden iu the clerks Office
of the Superior Court of Chancey Tor the Ly nel-
burg Districtihe ID duy of Nov lS29-Ahnef angnl
Thomas Waugh, Jr. Alexander Waugh, saVY Nu"gh
Samuel ; Williams and Elizabeth his VIE JeS,s
Hannah, and Frances his wife, Pllts. against NthuIi
Waugh, and RoderiCk Waugh, udms of Ihomts
Waugh dec and in their own rights, Mary Waugh
adm'x of james W augh, Isabella Waugh admA q
Edward Waugh, dec. Edward +. Naugh, only ,aa
of Edward augh, dec. and an infant by tonfh-
sioner Benaph, specially assigned his guardian Tan.
Waugh, widow Of Thomas Waugh, dec. w.
Armistead, admir- dc bOnis non OF jus, Waugh, e.s
and Thomas, judith, James and VIM. WANG, iiafs
children OF james Waugh, dec. by CoumsN.Ef
Beuagh, specially assigned their guardian a3d GOA
Waugh, Joseph Hutcheson and jInsey his WIN, Ia
Jinacy Waugh, Francis Waugh, Samuel lly"afs.
AID SUsanna h> Wife, late Susanna Naugb AZ hH-
ry Waugh, children aud iegatees of Henry hae-ai
dec, Defls.
Tne defendants Cora augh, Joseph Iiutcheson and
Jnsey his WIFE, Francs W augh Samuel Howard All
Susanna his wife, aud Henry Waugh, not having IF
tered their appearance and given security according II
the act of Assembly aud the rules Of tins court aus
appearing by satisfactory evidence thai they Id,
uhlbItans ufthis country 1t ordered That the 'ui
defendants do appear here tue irsi day OF tn "e'
term answer the bill OF the plaintiffs, aud thai a'lI
of this order be forthwith inserted Ia some new.
paper printed in the town Of Lynchburg, iof W.
months successfully, aud posted at the front door o ~
court house, in the sad sOwn. coPy-Ie,la1
j. WILLS, &C.
Jan. % wzmf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
Jan %

NtsIRGINlA--At rules holden in the CLERK gI't T..
" the SUI error Court ofChaucofy, for the i2n1.
burg District the 4th day Of January, l-iy-i9N" -
Hamilton, Thomas lmilton Water Baker anu 1'' -
biua his Aife, Jesse Adams and Elizabeth HIS -
Francis A. Hamilton, Henry A. Hamilton ~
ler and Susunnah his wife, Mary Is. Hamilton
els Il. Hamilton, John +. Hamilton. Cal'dine '' a.,
Hamilton, Charles p Hamilton, Waiter d. ha pIgr
Neil and COrbina his wife, Ursula H. n
Hlnble and Margaret his wife, Alek~5o' u,g
Baker, Walter T. Baker, Francis IL Baker - IL
define |, Baker, pitts. against Edward Lynn ,,
Davis, Jr. and Zalinda mis- wife. Matilda h"nt n,
Liggat and Mary his wife, William b. - h'", 4J
iaiaut by Commissioner Benagh, specially @sIEsIs
his guardian, Charlie, Lynch, Mildred Simll, 'u IN,
Ii Lynch, Mary Ann Lynch, Sarah N. l'!bth' n
Lynch and John 7. Lynch, which sal" S o,g" .5
and Susan are infants by CommissIone' ~ ma
specially assigned their guardian, John Lyllm i 9as
Samuel Mitchell, sen Robert Ward and LllHauI Tor
wife, John Douglass and Sarah his wife, fiiutI Io
rell and Achilles Douglass and Ann his WE uo IlB
The defendants, Charles Lynch, Mildred oil'", ,cIrd
Lynch, Ir. and Samuel Mitchell, SEN not having i nj,
their appearance and given security accoiulp5 M
act ofAssembly aud the rules of tins court anu M
pearIne by satisfactory evidence that they ai' 49, aid
habitants ofthis country--itis ordered inas term
del1s. do a pear here the first day OF Tue ,Iff
and answer the original and amended OiIs oi ' d IA
and that copy of this order he forthwith nn f,
some newspaper printed IN thetuwn OF Lyh'n't nor
Two months successfully, and posted at Tue iioA'
of the courthouse in said town. ,r r e
Feb Is w@m'f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
DESCRIPTION.

Shakespeare is beautiful blood bay, hand
somtiy marked black name and tail with a
mos,.deIigbriul coat OIL hair, which for sickness
and hneness is seldom equalIed. aud never ex
eeeded OF most commanding appearance /;
great strength, beauty and ACTON eight years
old this spring. tull sixteen hands higI
aud il is thought by the best of judy
es that Shakespeare is not excelIed III
point of appearance by any horse IN Virginia.
Much more conld be said, but gentlemen OF the
un, ard breeders il Virginia and North Caro-
lima arr TOO genrraIy acquainted with the ben
eiiciai resells from judcious crosses, TO require
any thing but their own judgment and discre-
ton to induce them 10 embrace the present
opportunity of improving their stock. No
charge for persons or servants bringing mare;
To this horse, Shakespeare is limited TO three
mares per day, and can say with clear con
science, that / think him the surest ioal get'er |
ever kept. Should any mares fail 10 prove in
foaI that were put last spring, only half price
will be charged IL case gentlemen send again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
= EiDEI z Il e. S:s i,

Shakespeare was got by Vrsinian, the favor.
he son of Sir Arch} and among his mcst dis
lngnisbed racers his dam, who wa. sold last
fail two years with her colt by her SIDE to Mr.
Livingston Of New York, for > 100 is>by Mr.
Herhert Hills bay horse Shenandoah, ONE Of
the first sons of the celeb ated race horse Pc.
tomac he was out OF Mr.. IihS bay mare by
the imported horse Feb'ilug", her dam by thu
imported horse Grey Doomed, ner gran am by
WiIdair, her great graudam by Cot Hayne's
FIimnap, ben great great grandam by Old Val
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
January o5

| 1r4 virtue OF he authority given TO the un
- designed by deed OF trust, made by
homas CrewS bearing late the 2Jlh Of Sent
| 1928, mud duly recor ed in the count, court OF
Amherst, by Which deed The trustees sre EN-.
powerei 10 exercise dis refion IN selling the
property thereby conveyed. either publicly ~
privately, as they might deem it most adyisa
bic and expedient. The undersigned, the trus
tees oiler to contract, AT private sale, for the
VII DE or any part ofthe tract of land in said
deed mentioned, on credit of | and years,
and they are willing to divide the land so as
10 accommodate those disposed TO purchase -
lhi, land lies in the county of Amherst, on the
man Iyuchburg road - miles from Lynchbure
and : from Amherst courthouse. II is frrrlp
| in its qualify. lies well, is well adapted to the
produce OF tobacco, corn wheat, &c. and is, IA
every respect, a most valuable plantation it
contains between ana 900 acres, and is i'm.
proved with a Brick Dwelling House built i'm
The mos' substantial and ornamental STYLE, and
| cos al lea $40 O0O--tocether with all npces-
'ary OF houses, consisting OF Carriage house
Barn, Kitchen, NC and Is under good fencing
The trustees, conauling the interest Of those
interested, are disposed to make every effort to
get reasohahl, price for he property-and
the Iecessiy of a sale makes il he interest of
every one DESTROYS of owning a valuable estate
In examine for themselves, ard to avail them
elves of opportunities seldom ofered.-Tbe
lard will be shewn by AIr Crews, who lives
IN Lynchhurg, and by either of the Trustees al
any time, on application, and every facility
and nducement will be offered to purchasers as
10 the payments, " ch NAV be within the now
cr ofthe Trustees.
F.. +. GARDNER, Lynch urg
A b. DAVIES, Amherst.
Ian a. -,