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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-21

II Hint TO the Ladies'" Madame
de Genlis received me with a Kindness.
eordiality. that had all the naiyette
anu freshness of youthful feeling and
youthful vivacity. There was NOTHING
OF age IN her address or con, crsation:
and vigor, animation, a tone of deci'
sion, rapidity Of utterance, spoke the
full possession Of every feeling and
every faculty; and found her in The
midst OF occupations and pursuits.
which might siartle the industry Of
youth to undertake or TO accomplish.
When ] entered her apartments.
she vas painting flowers in n book.
which she called her 'herbier sacre.,
IN which she was copying all the nlants
mentioned in the Bible. She Shaved
me another volume which size had ms,
finished, full Of trophies and tasteful
devices. which she called I'hasbier de
reconnaissance. But have but In /.
tie time for such idle amusenepts. !,
said Madame tlc Gcnlis. She was. in
Tact, then engaged in abridging some
ponderous tones of French memoirs.
IN writing her Journal de Ia Jeunesse.
and IN preparing for the press her new
novel Les BattueeTs,' which she has
since gwen To the world. Her harm
was nevertheless well strung and ton
ed; her piano forte covered with new
music, and when gave her her lutte.
to play Tor me, ii did not REQUIRE the
drawing up a single string. All was
energy and occupation. Ii was i'm.
possible not to make some observation
on such versatility Of talent and varie.
" OF pursuits. oh, this is nothing.
said Madame de Genlis) what pride
myself upon. Is knowing f,ce,pty trades.
6y any If "iich Icouid earn mn bread .
Lady .HergG,s's France.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-21

.ffD'osf Incredible. The fcIIevino
fact - mentioned in the memoir. of an
oihcer, who served in the East Indie.
between 1909 and 1914. In relating
the circumstances attending the exc.
euiion OF some mutineers at Vellore.
who were blown from the muzzles Of
cannon. he observes that IL wac a . Gu
rious fact, and well attested BY many
persons present, that q number Of kites
IA bird OF prey very common in India }
actually accompanied the rneIanch V
party in their progress 10 ske place Of
execution. ~ IL they knew what was
going on and there kept lowering over
the guns. from which the culprits were
to be blown away. Tapping their wings,
and shrieking as if in anticipation Of
their bloody feast. till the fatal fash,
which scattered the fragments Of bo-
dies in the air when bouncing on their
prey, they positively caught in their
talons many pieces Of quiverins flesh
before they could reach the ground
Al sight Of this, the native troops, en-
ployed on this duty, together with q
crowd, which had assembled 10 wit.
mes. the execution, set up yell of hor-
ror. !"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-21

Hfriedn Femaies.-I take this op-
portunity (ssys Lander, in his Record
Of CiaPperfon'sS last Erpedifion) of OK.
pressing my high admiration Of the
amlable coaduct of the African f..
males towards me in sickness and in
health. in prosperity and in adversi,y.
their kindness and affection were ever
the same. They have danced and
sung with me in health, grievcd with
ne IN sorrow, and shed tears Of com :
passion or the recital of my misfor.
tunes. When quite a bow, and suffer
ing from fever in the West Indies.
women oil the same race used TO take
me in their arms, or on their knees.
sing and weep over me, and tell me
not TO die. for that my mother would
break her heart To hear the news; and
pointing Ia the ocean, they cheered nv
spirits by saying that il laved the shores
oil England. and would shortly bear
me on us bosom To my distant home.
In fine. through whatever region have
wandered. whether slave or free, |
have invariably found chord Of ten
derness and trembling pity to vibrate
IN the breast Of an African ponaa,,
spirit ever alive 20 Soothe my sorrow :
and my Affections land never in my
life knew one Of them to bestow on
me single unpleasant look or angry
word.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
Trust Sale of Land and Slaves.
A. ~

my sirtde Ola deed Of trun. executed by
ID John NJ Daniel 10 Ghiswel DsDney aud
myself, for the purpose of securing certain
aicbts therein men toned. which deed bears daie
On the Goth day of March, 1928. and Is duly
OF record IN tbr county court of Amherst,
shall, on the lst day Of Jaauary, 1881, sell bs
way oil public auction, for ready money, Ger
tain tact OF parcel Of hand, iih the aPpnrie-
nsnees, SITUATE in the county OF Amherst on the
north side Of the Tobacco Row Mountain. CON
taining 367 acl 81, more or less being pnri Of
the tract purchased OF William S. crawiord's
estate and bounded by The lands oi Richard
Jones, Col. William Jopllng, Thomas T.. + en-
.ants. aud tho lands belonging 10 Wan. Ierry's
estate.
shall also. al The same time x by virtue of the
same deed. sell by way of public anollon for rea
dy money, tae following slaves, or such portion
thereof as may be necessary To accomplish the
purpose ofsald tlust, to W.T. sandy, Dasy.
Jesse, Caleb, Archer, Mary, Matthew, Henry,
Phebe, Permea judy and James.
The sale Of the above property will take place
on the sad lsi day oI January, 1881 al tn
dwelling house, on the bad land al present oc
cnpied by Mr. frsnci, a. X. Dawes.
The tile Of thu sad property .believed 10 be
good. but MS act merely as trustee, shall
only convey TO the purchaser. or punch ,sers.
soch title only asis vested IA me nv the aid deed
Of trust GEORGE ". NELSON, trustee.
Nov % tls
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Commission Business.

hNHOMA5 CREWS respectfully informs
= his friends and the public generally y, that
he continues to ( fer ms services asa Commis-
sion merchan'. that he will transact any bus.
ness coofiLed 10 his are, with pomptItude and
fidelity, and is hanhfll for the patronage re-
ceised heretoforr. His Office Is kept al Mr..
Nm. Hnnilton's s,oir, maa-stret l. next door
below MesSs. Morgan T. McDaniers, where
goods, any kind II country produce will be
received on storage. HIS family occupies Mr.
George Whiiocke's large brick tenement, stu.
ated IN heaithy and desirable part Of Lynch
burg, where a lev young ladies' would be taken
ms bosfdeTs, Oh reasonaDle terms, ii being very
convenient " Mr. Reed, aud Mr. Smiths
Schools. -
Nov.26 4w
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y NilE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in bis line of business !;
"nu' also, that he has made arrangements
which will enable h,m 1T all times, and Al the
shortest notice, to supply those who NAV favor
nun "a. win IheIr patronage with Coaches, Gies
naFonches, or any other de scription of Car
tiages, from Newark, (N. j.. which is known
TO DC the tery best Mandatory Of such articles
!" ne 'eorid. Arrangements have also been
w w''n manufactures in Philadelphia and
New York, so that aay ord RI which NAV ho
gwen can always be immediately supplied.
lhe subscriber likewise confines In carr,
." 'he carriage making bu siness, and IS pre-.
Pared to make Carriages of any description
"h''h may he wanted by those who prefer the
= ,Me maa9jHeiNre. lie viii. also do AN, kind.
OF ffPaHs on the cheapest terms, aud in the
most panCtual manner.
Aug. 80 NH'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29

NoTlCE.-Ry virtue Of deed - 'rasi.
IN e.eeu,-d 10 the subscriber by Wm. Jep
linK. bearing date the Iitb DAP Of Ociobsf.
1924, and recorded 10 the Clerks olliea Of Am
hers, shslt proceed 20 eel, 10 the highest bill
der, for cash, NJ the resideaee Of the said Jop.
ling. In the county Of Amherst, on The 10th day
81 D-eenibeT nsst ensuing, Que moisiy oil n
rset oiland. supposed 10 contain four b'nd,ed
nerrs, AID is the same Oh which the said Jep-
log resides. an aJjoIos the lands Of Wm. Pr.
or and atiers.--A y, one nfgro woman named
Jane. one regr1 gil named Evaliar, 4 then in-
eren.e.A II any, Two botsfs one woke OF oten & On
CAR, ~ civ. hrad Of hofBed cattle. thnty head
Of hogs. eleven hfsd VI sheep. three beds md
furniture one secretary and bookcase. one
walnut pres. and the baiaaee VI tbe household
furn,,nrr Of The sad Jopliug i"geiher with all
/ huki chen furniture aud plantation pirbsIls.
! Aeling US trnsfsr. stsil convey only such
title ~ "a vested IN me, - hica Is, however, be.
! lir,cd 10 be- indisliutable.
BENNET A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
| Nov. -. tds
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FRESH SUPPLIES
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

y RE nov receiving direc, from New Yotk
y splsndid assortment Of Staplr and Pan
cy Gods. cansis'ine at etfrn fine blue, black
and fancy cPioreh Cloths, hRurtd an' plan
chnngesbln Silks, 90 pieces new style fancy
Prints, one ca.r eytr, fine, Irish Linens, toh
finish ! carionn .plrnaid figured Swiss Mnslins
new style. Belt aud Bonnst Ribbons, superior,
Black Italian silks and SsncheNs, rich needle
worked Insertpes and Scollop Trimmings,
Linen Csmbrios aud Linen Cambria Hsndker-
chiefs. very cheap. carved and ploi" Shell
Combs, fancy Gauge and Mefioo Haudkef.
chiefs, Thread aud Bobbinet Iaces, fancy
Cloves, Hosiery. &c. With slarge assortment
oil Domestic and Woollsn Goods, which WHEEL
examined, purchasers will be compelled TO shy,
are cheap.
They also expect, in a few days another large
assortment OF new Goods TO which they paftie-
aarly invite The attention Of the closest dealer.
Nov % 2ni2to
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EDY virtue ola deed VI trua erecutsdio us By
p - I'M Cdter, bearing date on the 7Ih day
Of May, 1923, aud Of record IN The county couri
Of .1Bihtrsi, and for The purpose Of paying de6t
therein mentioned. due 10 The President. Drec-
t0rs 4 Go. Of The Bank Of 1irgiHia, ice shall, on
lie ID dayot December, 1880 betore The front
d0Or Of The Idftfn house m The t0un Of NeW
Gasgoto, and sud county Of .4nihe5st. al present
occupied by fumes 5 Peudteion, sett BY t0ay Of
public auction. t5r 'eady money The Joiioring
siaees, NTH The increase Of The temdtts Of Then.
If aHy) since Me dnie Of he Said deed Of huSi.
to ptt: JoLH, aud molly htsiVYe. aud their Septn
eh,tdten james, sally. Betsy. Maria. Mary. Jane
and Md DOrg and Polly ms wite, aud heu
'Our children FfaHksy, Eteird Henry and Dauy
aud AliHa and her it0o Sous 1aron and Ed
mund. Shoutd The sale Of The sad S.ares not be
completed on he day ab0ue appointed. The Sote
thereof D'Hbe continued on The day ntrt tOtiolO-
ing. nj He same place above appointed
by urftte Of The same deed Of trust, and for The
same purpose abote designated, zoe shall, on The
4h day Of December, 1880, al The late dt0eliing
house Of sad HI Carter IN The sad county Of
amherst, sell, by 'ody Of public auction, 1000
acres Of Land, aoiM The appurtenances, lying
md bring IN The said county of Amherst-u he
ing tie toWer port or end Of The tract Of tand on
witch The sud HH CdrtCr resulted al HE date Of
The sad deed Of trust. and At the lime ofhis
htutHi % oC tHtH W HHu utHfueH FROM TIE TeSiuut
ofthe s1id tract bg straight line 10, be r1ul from
one side-tine of The sad bact 10 he other SIDE
line Of The said tract, so as 10 include The dtoei.
ling house occupied BY The said Carter al HE dale
Jht said iced Of trust, being The snne house
al wt,ich The sad safe is hereby adreltised 10 take
stace.
Terms If Sale ofMe Laad-1Ae Land aoiH be
sofd on credit Of /, ?. aud 4 yours far equal
portions of the purchase money. 10 be computed
from tie day Of sale. Forth ipo frs payments
bonds 'c'M dPprored personal security ,0iH be
required ana for The ttco last payments bonds
'0Hhom any personal security WiH be demaaded,
and a deed Of trust on The Land Itself WiH be
required 10 secure he four payments.
The tile 10 The property he,em ttfore men.
TONED is beiisred 10 be good Jm acting merely
as trustees we shall oHtg conp1y such Title as is
rested M ms by The deed Of trust nf0resatd
Lucas p. THOMPSON
JOHN ~ OTEY, H""ees.
Oc, % ids
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Ne son c. r. Oct. 81.

SsiKGiAIA, sCT.At rule. holden IN The Clerks Of
10 nee OF tue county Court Of Bedford Monday lho
hr>t day ofNOscmber, 1880.
john Pearey, Plaintiff against James Pearcy, lshan
Brown and Nancy his wife, TO rmerIy Nancy Pearcy,
Joshua Pearcy, Lucinda Pearcy, Jabez Pearey, kuli
feHcy aud kcbecca Pearcy, (Which said last naheI
Nancy btovh and Joshua, Lucinda Jabez Ruth ana
Rebecca Pearcy, are the children and heirs of ChaHss
pearcy, dec.) lshan Pearcy, Edmund Pearcy, Henry
fcarcy, Nicholas Pearcy, Henry Miller aud sally us
wne formerly sally Poarcy, and Nancy Womack al
Gerry.
;, no defendants James Pearcy. Isham Brown anu
i1tahcy ms wife, Joshua Pearcy, Lucinda Peare''
1 Is Pearcy, Ruth Pearcy, Rcb eeca psaIG5'
ishan fearcy, Edmund Pearcy and Henry Miilc,
ana Sally his wife, not having entered tl9l ,
appearance and given security according to ~,
act OF Assembly and the rules of this court, anu .
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they are ho
,naotants OF this country II is therefore ordered w.
Tue said defendants do appear here on the fourth
uohuay IN January next, and answer the bill o. "1
puln.if and that copy of this order be ortn"ior
Inserted III the Lynchburg Virginian, public ncwspap
printed IN the town ofLynchburg, for two months
,esS'ey and posted at the front door of the c0uro
u 1his county on two several court days. cub
oy. 10 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
THOS. y. DUV.A,Ea.
At his Drug, Medicine & Paint
DYSso Ep SEA.

"A l the solicitation of Doct. G. A. Rose, |
IA have undertaken to attend the admins
traiion OF his remedies for the cure of d. spep.
STA, during his absence from Lynchburg.
shortly after Dir. Rose had formed his plan
OF treatment he communicated TO me his views
ON that subject. My first impressions were
such as TO induce him TO report from time 10
time, the result OF his experience. TINS taken
IN conjunction with what have since seen
myself, confirms me in the beIieftbat il is a
most valuable system and under udicious
application, will restore persons to health, that
otherwise would be lncurable
iftwtnty four years experience in the prac-
tlce ofphyslc, can secure me from errors in
Inc application OF Dir. Roses remedies 1 enter
tam iuli assurance, that no one will haye
cause to regret the trouble and expense of test
ing their utility.
For the convenience of persons wishing ~
receive The benefit OF DR.. Roses system. yisits
VI he paid 10 any part of the town.
Apply al the Washington Ho e.
JhO u COBBS.
Nnv I
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copAnTMuRaakrr.

ZDIE Subscribers having CONNECTED them
selves together 10 6aslnsss under the firm
Of serdees a Bseby, hsse taken The large aud
commodious si5rr, lHfe ~ The occupancy Of Mr.
Herr, Alison. immediately 10 front o, the f"s'
ofiite, aud lev dooif be'o~ h'at'y wave
u,,.f. shrre the, sin keep laras and gsne.
,als..or,n. nj Of orocedfs, al ew Ofy t,ood',
&c. IL ofthe best quality, which they viii sell
NJ far prices
They likewise tender fheir sefsices 10 thef'
friends hnd the public generally as ceB'mi''ioi
Mtrehanis
IL Liberal advances made on produce ~
storr. They hie si,o veil prepared With y
90 y, nirni Lumber house, on 'hr cross .ftd
10 rsdefsr Quo j. oa storage, aud also To Tor
waid them for thrr friends ~ tue UPPER oohn
nv 10 WHICH particular attention ~tl he pnld
BENJAMIN T. sfRUGGS,
GEoRGL BAGBY.
Nov % CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
I.AEN ENN SAM.

"Y virtue Of the ssiharits given 20 the un
Id ier.iened by a deed of trust, made by
Thomas Crews, bearing date lhe Goth Of Sep
TENDER, 1928. aud duly recorded in The 20 nty
court of Amherst. by which deedih trustees
are rmnou erad 10 exercise diseretmn IN sell
ling the pfapetty thereby conveyed either
pnbl,cl, or pfivate,, rs they might deein -
most advisable aud espt difns ne Under
signed, tas surviving #Bstee, 5hsfs ~ contract
Al privat. s4ss OF Inv " hole OF any pari OF the
tract OF land IN .afd deed ment,onei. ihih
wiIl DE divided s. rs ~ snit purchasers. and
one hall of the purcliass rDones VII be rf9'i-
ed 10 be paid niue parahas getting poss =
sion " III II can ne on tie 27ii Dpeemhet nebi,
the bsisuce in two equal annual ns'niments,
n not sold prvatly before nwill he OFT rrd
AT nubli, Huniihn. on Tuesday the 2lst Il De
eemser neat--1his aud lies IN The county of
Amheis, o The main rna !, IL mics hom
L,ne hbarg and from Adlliefs Coud mouse
II is irrtle in " qnahy, lies well, Is well ~
dnpl ed 10 the produce ufiohaceu. corn. NE
&c. and Is 10 every fespecta most valuable
plsnia ton |, contains 4etween
Eight OF nine Hundred Acres,
ana Is improved with bf,rk dw Hing Hsuse 4,
built in tn mus, ornamental style, togeiler
with all necessary oat houses, consisting Of barn
with whes, ihreshlag mas hine. cnrriagn, ice
house snd kitchen, &c and Is under good i.n-
chg. Any person desrous of owning snlus
Bile state would 10 well TO examine for them
selves and avail themselves OF mn opportunity
seldom offered. Ihs baud will be shown by Mr.
Cress VINO hvssin Lyachburg, OF by the nus
tee, residing at Anne 81 { o"'-hous'
A. b. DAVIES, Trustee.
Nov 8 wids
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Now

lEEafiNu engagements that viii carry me
-2 rom Lynchbt,rs for some time, have
prevailed on my friend Doct. Cobhs 10 attend
me application Of my remedies for the cure of
Dyspepsia, in my absence
aVH'i my sell OF this opportunity offs ayipc
u.a' ne may he relied on to the fall exten, Of
ms u"aertakins' His long experience peco.
""'.v qoalnes nm Tor discriminating the ca
dies. ny 'ehe'
fatients of this description for whom bav.
prescribed, and received a lee will he a,,and
ed to b, DIR. with the same p1omu,nes.
as those coming originally under his care
Ma q, A. ROSE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
Valuable Reat Estate for Sale.

a Attorney in fact iof the owners, | shall
AZ on the l3tG day OF December. 1890, (be,
ina The FIRST day Of Campbell December Court, }
before the front door OF the Tavern NJ Camp
bell lonrl House. occupied by Mr.. Samuel jon
dan, expose IN sale, by way Of public auction,
all thu lands and lots situated at aud aLou, sa d
Cour' House, formerly the property II Author,
aud John Kennedy, containing IN the whole
about 800 acres. The Tavern above mention
Ell built upon part OF this land, aud iron
the vicinity OF these lands 10 the Court House
Their generally level character and susceptible
~ OF improvement, they are decmed well wor.
Thy the attention OF enterpTizmg mrn. The
'anls will he offered flr sale ~ lots, of which II
Is expected plals will be exhibited on the da,
Of sal.
AT the tune aud place ofsalr, my authority
10 Sci, aud the terms OF sale, (Which will b.
lIheral) viii he eAplio lily made known \
portion "l the purchase money, say Ia Will, il
i probable. be required IN hand, aud Tor the
'"sldar credit viii be given. which VIII b.
nude known on the day OF sale. Persons " ish.
ING To vie" the lands, can apply Tor inCnrma
ton to Mr.. John Alexander, :whu lives IN the
nclghborhood. CHIoNELL DABNEY.
OcI. u ,ds
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Packet Boat for Richmond.

NJ UNDERSTANDING it is probable iha, the
q subject Of the Improvement o james Ry
er, will be brought before the Lrgisau this
winter, and, in order 10 afford an opportunity
10 The members and others Who may wish III
forntt,on by trip down 1t | shall be prepsr
ed with my PACKET BOAT to leave Lynch.
burg on Wednesday the LIST day of December
next. aud shall expect TO arrive in Richmond
in tune for the meeting Of the Legislature on
the Isl Monday.
Passengers viii be lodged on shore, Others
accommodated on board, for which, and pas
sage unreasonable compensation will he regur.
ed Members or others from the counties be
low, eau meet the Boa, on her way down.
DAVID STAPLES.
Nov. ida
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REMOVAL,

y ME- subscriber has taken The Bell Tavern
"a at Nelson CVurt House. (Loymss onJ
"here he IS now ready 10 receive all persons
VINO may favor him With their company, and lie
pledges. himselft to use ever, exertion to give
tue most general satisfa clion.
Ills house is situated near the rt.House,
ana is large and commodious. His stable is OF
oflck' and calculated 70 hold from forty TO fry
nofses'--th's is Likewise plenifuliy supplied
WIN srai', fodder, &c. which. with the atleo>
,oh at good and faithful servants, he 0aite"
himssii viii entte him 10 patronage.
]. b. STOUT.
NJ 'SOu = TT M, Of ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-29
Oct y.

NfOllCE.-A III be Offered Tor sale, On
AZ Monday the Goth of November, il far,
II not. the nrxl lair day, two tracts aad parcels
OF la"d, consisting of between 700 aud so
acres, IN the county OF Bedford, the sale to com.
mence NJ my dwell ns house on said land. The
said tracts OF land JON each oihfr, aud he N
VOL Creek, adjplnng the land Of Richard
Hohson's Camp Gronnd, Within or miles
III The town OF Librriy. The aid land think
consists oil over 400 acres oil woods. A good
portion oil said Land is tobacco land, and also
Il good portion fho tom land, which viii bring
god tobacco, aud a large portion Of tobacco
lots, together with good apple orchards. Rea-
sohaole credits will be given. Terms to he
made known on day cf sale,
~ B,-The above named Ind is remarked
Tor being healthy and welt watered
IHRASlYELLuS5 MINOR.
Nov ids
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NV,NHILL be Sold TO the highest bidder, bpIo--
w the front door OF James s. Pendlelan N
the Town of New Glasgow, Amherst count, nv
the Cd day OF December nexi, all the baan,.
of he negrfs Of Hi Carter, dec d. between IA
and 20 in number, consisting of men. women
boys and gils, on a credit Of twelve muolb.
Bonds with approved security will be REQUIRED
Aalso, onthe 18th December, on the piantatioo or
The said deceased, large quantity of corn, Sc
veral yoke Of excellent oxen, several miLh
COWS, horses, plantation tools, household and
kitchen furniture, 3 or 6 thousand weight Of well
futed pork, and a set of black smiths lo5h. &,
&c. Bonds and security will be required az
above stated THOS. v. EUBANK,
Admr. OF Hill Carter, decd
Oct. % ids
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I,ana ior sale.

NVE wfh 70 sell q t'as' Of Land, .y"s so oa
mules north.ea., Of caa,. Paschal Baferds. m
the count, OF Bedford containing by survey
500 acres. oil Which about 80 OF 4Oo acres
ARE cleared. There IS some firsf fale 'obseeo
hnd 90 clear. This lsud lies welt well va
tered. and is in good state of cultivation. fsfr
sons wishing to pui chase, ran apli, 10 nar'ifi
Thompson, living on The premises OF 70 Cap
z. B.iord. who knows vel the siina ioa.
A. THOMPSON,
BAKTLtTI THOMPSON
Nov e5 I'm