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NEW-YORK MIRROR.

AND LADIEs LITERARY ;AzETTE.
Embeliishcd Qua: eiIy, ~ma Splendid Cop
p rp'aie Engraving, and weekly, with u
popular Pis.s Of Music. srran god ~i,has
companIment for the P,an0torte p; de,o.c
TO Polite L.terat. ra and the arts, con. pr ~
in the following subjects
Original Tales and Essays Female Ed.
ucafion aud Character .imerican Bios
raphy; Critical Notices Of netS LITER
ry and Scientific publications OF o.
riginaI productions in the The
.drfs, asd IF she Drama; Poe
, fy; Liiera,y and Scientific mel
,ence; desuisr!y 3 seiec"ons ; huss0r
historic al and i.e,n,y anerdo,es ,Ua.i-
eties "a Record o. iLs most Interesting
0ccu,. emees Of she Zines, &c &c. &c.
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
HINTS ON HEALTH.

HINTS OIN 1EALl i II.
A man," says sir William Temple,
+" has but these four things to choose out
OTTO exercise daily, to be very temperate,
to take physic or to be sick.'s We may
venture to assert, with much later wri-
ter, that the principle secrets Of health,
are early rising, exercise, personal clean
liness, and leaving the table unoppressed.
When family rises early in the morn
ing, conclude the house to be well govern
cd, aa6 the inmates Industrious and heal
THY.
With respect to exercise, there is a
simple and benevolent law Of nature
4" Earn, that you may enjoy" In other
words-secure good digestion, by cxcr-
else.
As much, perhaps, may be said concern
ing ablution, as exercise. " Dispel the
i'll humors from the pores" Cleanliness
is virtue, though not the first in rank, :,
one OF the first, at least, in necessity.
On the subject Of temperance, that stur
dy moraIist, Johnson, speaking Of book
in which it was recommended, observed,
g Such book should come out every thir
|ty year .,drcssed in the mode ofthe times.
''He that would eat much," says the prov
erb, " must eat little" Let ms not, how
ever, confound temperance with starva-
.ion-on the contrary, it is strictly moder-
alton. We may be intemperately abstcm
ious, as well as intempcrately luxurious.
From all that has been said or written
on the subiect-irom the experience of ev
cry age, and every cline, We may con-
clude, that +" they are most healthy, who
have mature for their cook; hunger for
their caterer who have no doctor but the
fresh air-and no other physic but tenn
perance and exercise. Journal OF
Health. u-.t
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ri EW BUOKS.

i-HE subscriber would inform h's friends and
! the public III general, that hc has received
new suppl. Of BOOKS, which added TO his
former stock makes his assortment complete
Among which are
Eu,crson's north american arithmetic, first part
Smiths practical nri,h'net ic, on new p an in
whicl, mental a,hhmeticis combined with
out the USE OF s.a,cs
Ro. hland novel in 8 vols
Penowcn do Iir-,te d.
George Barnwell an,iqnary
Tho Ring Common Prayer Books
Childlens Books, Toys, SC.
Also -an assortment Of States, together with
variety Of School Books usually found in o
Book Store.
l.s He IT'LL continues tho BOOK BINDING
IN oil its variety at his old stand.
NAtHANiEA CiiURCH, JR+
Bristol, 1880
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SADDLE. HARNESS AND TRUNK
TN a KING

NtJE subscriber OuId inform his friends IN
Warren and Vic ni'y, that he CONTINUES
ihc above branch oil business, ut is old tand
a fe v doors Eat ofthe Baptis: Meeting House,
where he vi make hasc and Wagon Har
ness, adde's and Brides. Travelling and o her
Trunks PurtmGIieaus, Valiscs, Fire buckets,
ship's hose aud Below, Sc. &c.
Carriages and Ia rness cleaned and 'epahcJ
Heh On Land for sale, On assorin eli, oi
Saddles, Harnts-es. BriJ es, Hnlier, Whips.
Curry Con,bs( sc, hch he will sell cheap Tor
cash or ap rovcd credit.
Chaises, Gigs, Caryalis. and Wagons, furnish
ed u, short hoiice. y an f.
- a share orpat onase is; respectfully 3d.
lited.
March 6. ~s"
w. OR sale by the subscriber, at his store Mar
~ ket stree, q doors East Of p. Barn.y s
Tave.n,
Sugars. Teas, Mo'osses, Coffee
Rum, Gin. Brandy, Vines End Cordials
To5acco, S.Glr anu Cigars 49,
Earthcrn. lin. nd den " ara
Spices OF all kinds
Essences, do do ''--,
Tongue onL Sonn 8. aud Aiackerel.
.3pp'es b, L,.-htl oi less qn;. ..tny
Backing and Bla.k, Bail
Whips, B,OonIs anu Brushes
Butter and Cheese
Crackers und Hay aydbread
Shaving Sorp and -Di,le.
Salt Pork and hams, Pickles
Coarse and Fh'e SAL,
Rye and Ia ian y cal
Furnaces Baskets Corn
Smoking Tobacco. Sc &c.
All tae ao,so az i,:os VII be sold as cheap
as can be purchased N h,s Town.
~ STEPHEN MASON, JR.
March So
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DYSPEPS1A,


OF long standing. aud Of the most obstinate
character, has been Immediately iel evcd, ant
often pc nanen'iy iy cure in a variety Of cases
that have occurred IN 30 ton and vicinity, by VI
ing for a short tiino
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
ANTI-BlLluUS FILLS,
both Of wbih arc 10 be taken together. Sccord
ng TO uaiunbie, picim and practical direct
,ions accompanying the Specific. Prce 6o cti
each
SJ- None are genuine unless signed on the
oussid- printed w'appM. by the sole pr oprie
tor. z. KfDDER, in, mediate successor to
the late DR. n. 7. CONWAY. FIR sale ~ ih,
Counting Room, over No 30 Court street nea J
Concert Hall, Bos on, and also by his special
appointment. by Dr. J. WILLIAMS, Warren
DR. LEMvEL W. BaIocs. Bristol ; Df A.
MooaE. Newport !; NATHAN DvRyEE, Fall
River.
!. - A largo discoun, made to those who buy
10 sell again.
march 20. 10
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TO LET,
sAasSAs 49, yks|E|a
xesz:ss:zaa sEHzsx5y XSSszNs
march 10

STOCKFORD f. HHEaTONS
HAVE cohstanily on band general
assortment Of CORDACE, at heir
Rope Walk, where they will furnish Gsngs
Of Rigging and Gables, OH good terms, a'
short notice.
ALSO ON HAND,
White Rope, Seine Lincr, Sewing Twine,
Bedcords and Lines Of every description, Of
he first quality.
They also request all persons indebted to
'hcm on account or note, Of long standing,
o call and pay tho sumo without delay.
Feb 20.
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SPRING GOODS!
ECp At LONG ROOM

JOHN r. WHEATON s. CO.. have
Just received from the PUBLIC SALES
many articles adapted to the present sea-
son, consisting in part Of -,
Broadcloths, Cassimcres, Sattinets, Cal
icocs and Prints, Linens, Blue Calicoes,
Cambricks, Jackonets, Cravats, Cotton
Hdkls, Lenos, Cotton Hose, Oznaburgs,
Ducks, Ticklenhurgs, &c. all of which
will be sold at the lo'Uest prices.
April 3.
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The bind. Ieok NJ. andser. rnfarlJ above.
The lame, !eap up tile dun b break forth ana
sing.
Till with their reans. havsn's high arches ring
Thi, 10 the seas u. surely, TO commence
Tho ops rs,ions Of Benevolenee
This Is the auspicious moment 10 advance
The cause OF God on earth the cause o. TEM-
PERANCE.
w Weel he saw her smor'e,l sorrow |!
Weel he saw her bleecherI cheek!
Mark'd the smile she strove to borrow,
When, puir thing, she could ma speak.
MAC MEL.
tIsaiah " l2, l3.
Paul's lst to Cor. xiii. 8, and l3.
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DRY GOODS.
JOuv % wt,rArov a CO

JOHN R WHEATON & co have just re-
ccived additional Supplies Of FRESH
WOOLLE.NG which will bo sold
very lotc,
ALSO. wishing TO C, Sc heir remaining
'o'k of inter Goods. they will be offered
purchasers al retueed prices.
Feb o.
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March 6

NEW YEAN-Csssi imcre., Sst
ne.s, Circassa ss, Can,blets, FIannels
3ombozstts, Scotch Caps, rich and common
Calicoes, Silks, Linen Caiubrick Hdkis. LIN
en- do. sewing Silks, Bedt'cks. figured Book
,ngs, Cambrhks. Shce,ings, brown md bleacl
cd, Jeans, KID Gloves and other Goods jus
opened by JonN r. WHEATON s. Co. ant
for sale at LO.VG ROOM
J,c
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BLANKS for sale at the Office Of the
Star
April2.
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AT Court Of Probate. holdcn in and for 'he
town of Darlington, on The 5'h day of April
i A. ID. lS8J. - :.
BENJAMIN EDBURY, odn IN 's'ru,or on
,hc cs,ule OF William Allin, ,la'e of Barring
.on. ld-ceas ed, has presented to this Court
Ills first account Of administration 1T 10
ordered that The consideration thereof, be re-
frred to "a Court Of Probate, 10 be holden at
Z. Rcmir gion's Tavern on the FIST Morday
il May next, at 2 O'Clock, P. nj. /; and that
previous notice he given. bv publish ny this orr
.er three sevcial times in the Northern Star, TO
all PERSONS ne esied 10 appear at that limo
and he lseaGd theron.
Witness.
- JOB WHEATON, d. p. Clerk.
AT Court Of Probate, krlden in and for tho
town Of Earington,on The 81 duy Of april,A "A
ID. 1880 ,.
WHEREAS an instrument purpor: inplto be
the list Hin and Testament Of ANNA
KENT. late Of Barring on, deceased, has bccn
presented to this Court for Probate, lit Is or
dercd that the consideration thereof, be referred
10 Court Of Probate to he holden al +. Rem.
inyion's Tevern, in said Darlington, on The first
Monday Of May next. at 2 O'clock, p. NJ and
that previous notice be given, by ubllsh ng this
O der three several times in tho Northern Star.
to oil persons inicrestedto appear at that t me
and be head thereon.
i,ncss,
4r JOB WHEATON, D. P. Clerk.'
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Shoes Genilcmens do do e".s do 20
ALYAN COLE.
March 20.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

.,.rx subscriber his just opened the best as
l crtmcnt Of GA ADEW Sc EDS,
hat ever hos been .1ered IN this Market u
,nong winch is the cclcbl ed round. deep red
ONION SEED, direct from the first Gardner
in = e,hcrsficld. warran cd perfect, for sale uI
prices strangely low, by
JEREMIAH WILLIAMS.
mar ch IL, 1880,
a-.A TO LET,
HtxGM A new and convenient one stor,
'.sssG;H dwelling rouse. a hale an acre OF
EA excellent, land. pasture for a COW
Barn room, ,rnc other privileges, ,situa'e III Ksk
emuct--apply ~
EBENEZER LUTHER
march 10
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'If HLIjvS g3HPf
s.uis, siqsuos'si ,sosa Ell, uo
puu 'sopuu ,ioqs 10 Psnldsi oisM u 60
'ss!.ou ,ioqs ~ psardoI
pun sp.m 'sod:d sAo'S u!L puu uo'I ,ssqS
.Isuusw siqsinp ,soui
1q, u. pus H,o,s % ssoq oq' - eps~ oq Il!M
laqM'uo,d ossp AisAo 20 q NV IA NIL
20 ,uom,Josss uu 'pusq no 1u:oS'f 'Pus'u! sq
SisqM 'Is:op s.sloo snsoddo doqS sq' " 'ssou'
nq % qouuiq oAoqs sqI u! Jl's"'q P'q'.rls'sa
w on is,Il '6nu.S,A pun usnoM ~ 'u'H III
no GU, su,iolu. xIinI,osisoI isq!i'sla. aiHk
isIoH ,.'foO s,.soddO II
NJYNOw NON, LaaUS 3 aL,T NIL
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GEORGE #. GARDNER

(wAtER sTREET)
HAS Just received end for sale io,D,
First quality Y II Tea
FWs quality Cheese
Do do Butter
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LONG ROO.u.

~. b. J. R, w. & co. oro receiving
such goods as are in demand. from various
sources, }, almost every day, which kecps
their assortment constantly worthy the at
icntion Of buye's.
nov FL
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,rfAOR Destroying SmPerf"ous Hair'-in
N falIibIc Depilatory Conpo'nd Tor destroy :
ng superfuous har.
THIS cen pound so eAertuully destroys the
hair, ihot i, may be removed in a few minutes
,f1r its application, and is therefore particular
" recommended TO Indies, who possess 'ha
great Disagreement to female beauty, snpcsha-
Gus hair, on their faces, neck and arms. u
may be used withihe npst entire safety. For
'.le by JAAESGAhDNER'
maS 2 ~
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NEv Goods ofii:Tsrent Minds havebaon
received this week, and are going oil
a, ver, Io,c prices. For further particulars
plcase to apply at tie
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Land. Negroes, Stock, &c.

N Tue 'dsy. the 4lh day of Junuary. 1881,
~ al the dwelling house of James Martin, IN
the county of Bedford, | shall proceed to sell,
M public auction. for cash, the tract of land
shereon the said Martin now resides containing
about 2111 acres, he the same more or less, ad-
Joining the lands OF Capt. Edmund Gwa,kin.
Henry Clark aud oiheIs--Als1. al the same
time aud place, aud upon the same terms, will
ba sold, the following slaves. 10 within, Cree
sy, Mary, Sally, Watt. Charlotte aud John, and
any increase of the SAID females since the 23rd
day of December. 1s2g-also, 2 yoke of oxen,
head OF cattle, 10 sheep, ~ hogs aud hor-
SEES.
The sale will be made in pursuance Of deed
OF trust eAeculedt TO me by said Martin n Elsa.
beth his wife. on the 23rd day oi December
ls29, which is of record N the Clerks Office Of
Bedford county N is now Tor the benefit vi the
of Joseph Hardy, decd.
All oithe above property is really valuable
and the sale Is well deserving ths attention Of
those wishing TO purchase--ihe title is believed
10 he indisputable hut acting AZ trustee shall
convey with special warranty transferring such
Interest only NJ the deed azores aid vests IN me.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, Trustee.
Dec. 10 ids
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$40 REWARD.

oNAWAf from the subscriber on the I 8
~ November. 1880, a Negro Man named,
ADAM, fifty years OF age or upwards, Of
low statue. very dark compiler ion, full eyes and
very round face, with grey hair both on his
mead aud beard, when spoken to raj her intel
hgent than otherwise, and humble in his man.
ntr. Tie can read both print aud msnuscIip
he sad negro came originally from Amherst
county, and has a Tree ws;aan for a wife, nam
ed Hannah Dunner, with whom he has always
lived they have several children, mot of hem
grown. Il with whom, perhaps he may attempt
to pass as a free mantle is a iolerahle good
roLgh Carpenter, Cooper, &c. His children nre
named Adam, George, James, Jenkins aod
l"m. who Isa Waterman on the river from
Lt ncnburg TO Richmond-it is quite probable
be may he ON The river or about Amherst. US he
has many acquaintance IN that secton-l will
give the above named reward il said Negro is
aken out Of this S. ate. aud ten dollars il taken
within the State, OF secured in jail. that /
get him. HENRY EARLY.
Franklin, Nov % I'm
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NOTICE..
Nov. 8

HY virtue Of deed of trust. executed q
Id the subscribcis by James Bullock, BEARING
late the Odd day oi May, 1928. and duly re
corded ia The Corporation Court of Lynchbure
we will proceed 10 sell. by way OF public auc-
ton, on cndit oil six and twelve months, on
the premises on Friday the 2Sih OF January
next, an undivided n,oiety of "a certain piece or
parcel Of ground, with the app.rienances, lying
and being ia the town OF Lynchburg, on The
south west side OF second street, near Planters
Warehouse, containing twenty six feet in front
and running back one hundred and twenty feet,
also, another piece or parcel OF ground, ia the
said town on the south west side on second
street, nearly opposite the Union Hotel, con
taiuiug twenty three feet nine inches in front.
and running back feet, MS
will be seen by reference TO the deed. Bond
and approved security, together with a deed OF
trust on the property Will be required.
DAVIDSON BRADFUrE, (Trm-
ALEXANDER ToMPKiNS, tees.
Dec. % ids
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$50 REV. ARID,

DAN WAY from the subscriber, resting
IL IN the county OF Amherst, near Lynch.
oolg on the night of Thursday, 9th Drcrmb-r,
1851, bright mnauo man named ISHAM: 5
'sel 3 Or inches high, ,oleInLly well and stout
made, oushy head OF hair, about 30 years Of
Ase' No marks are reelected, by. which he
readily be distinguished. For one OF his
Cas', he Is very temperate ia drinking, scare iy
ever Touching drop of spirituous lIquor, and
soen he is charged Win having douc any
lung wrong guilty, he is very ap, to beray
Oya cas-, down appearance, instead OF put.
Jug aoold face upon ii. lie took with him a
su"e wool hat, also half worn fur hat, aud a
o'ue striped plaid cloak. Other clothing no,
NnO"n' II is believed he has by some mean
%oeu'eu Tree papers and request any person
uo may take hin up TO he particular, if he
80. Jun papers, In securing ,hem.-i will give
s~a.a Of mify dollars Tor his apr eh ss,sion
s"u sa,s delivery 10 me, or il he he secured IN
ivy ls'', 50 that &c, him again, il he is taken
ssN'a ,h,' State; or fifty dollars. if he il taken
''yona Inc iimiis Of this State.
ND JACOB HAAS.
~ D. isnam m, mother and other relations
Va. burton oi Lexington
b. "a j. II.
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,8DWDAHTDM,

lis: EDMUND NoRvELL respec,full,
1V0 informs her friends and the public. thai
she designs TO open School a, her house. uear
The resldeace ofJohn Wills, Esq. on the ist 81
January next. Mrs. NJ is well aware OF th.
responsibility of The Office upon which she pro-
poses 10 enter, anl pledges her most faith ful
exei,ions IN behalf Of the children of those per
sons with whose patronage she may he honor
ed. For terms, &c. application may be made
TO herself, to ID. Il. LdIey, Esq or Mr.. r. q.
S NTH.
Mrs. N0RVELL will also take few female
boarders, who may be DESTROYS of attending
other Schools. Her terms will he moderate
Dec. 30 ,s
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Nov. %.

SHNflLL be sold to the highest bidder, on
w the Dist day Of December, 1880. at the
residence Of the late John S. Carter, deceased,
all The stock OF horses, cattle, sheep, and hogs
also some corn and fodder, together with all
the household aud kitchen furniture; one OK
cart, AMI plantation utensils, DC, &c. For
all sums over Ave dollars. twelve months credit
will be given, Tor all sums under five, the cash
" i'll be requiied purchasers giving bond with
approved security. Also. will be hired at the
same time and place, all the negroes brloDgog
10 the said estate, until the 24lh December,
1891. Bonds with approved security will also
be required. Should tine sale and hiring not
be completed on the first day, the sale and hire
ing will be continued from day 10 day, (Sun-
days elcepted,1 until completed.
All persous having claims against the said Is.
tate, are requested to bring them IA speedily
and properly authenticated.
BENJAMIN TALIAFERRO,
Sheriff OF Amherst county and as suct
AdministIa,o Of John S. Carter, dcd
Deco Is
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New X,ondon Academy.

HVHE next session OF tho NEW LONDON
II ACADEMY will commences on Monday
the 3fd of January. aud end the Last of MAJ
following. This Institution, situated in q heat
Thy and agreeable neig hborhood, INN edia,eIv
oo the turnpike road. running from Lyncbbu,g
10 Liberty, and in the centre OF heauliful coun
try. combines, IL 10 thought. as many local adj
vanisges ss any school In thu State. Tia
course of studies pursued here will bs such M
either 10 prepare the students for an ADVANTAGE.
Gus entrance into any OF our higher Colleges
or TO qualify them ia eveiy respect, as far as
artificial means can, for the common affairs of
life. twill include the Greek, Latin, french.
aud English languages, Natural and Moral
Philosophy, Rhetoric. Chemistry, History, &C.
ography, with the Maps aud Globes, aud Alea.
bra-together with all the minor branches u
suaiiy taught in English schools. During bis
whole classical course the students attention
will be particularly directed TO tho Hea,hen
Mythology. to tho historical events m ealioned
IN the authors he reads, and the proper auaotitv
snd accent OF Latin aud Greek words. Our
discipline will lie steady, uniform and ruuctusI
sud every SUDDEN, will he required TO conform
strictly 10 all the established ,uies aud resuIa-
tnns. A. The end Of the session there will Il, an
examination vi three days before the Boatd of
Trustees aud competent judges, ia order that
the merits aud proficiency Of each student NAV
be fairly tesiea aud known. The price of tor
tio, as regulated by the Trustees, will be Sl6
per session Tor the higher branches, and gIo
for tba lower, nil payable ia advance. Every
student will be charged from the lime vi en-.
trance till the close OF the session.
Fifteen or sixteen boarde,s can be accommo.
dated Ia tue family OF MIR. Edmund Cobbs, who
lives within the precincts, at $40 session. tho
student furnishing has own bed, bedding, can
dies aud fuel, or they will be fu, ni.hed by Mr
Cobbs at reasonable charge.
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
Dec. 6 va,
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AaND EON ySAI.E.

virtue OF tho authority given 10 the un.
- d.rsigned by deed OF trust, made by
Thomas Crews, bearing date the Goth OF Sen.
TENDER, 1873, and duly recorded in the county
court OF Amherst. by which deed tho trustees
are empowered TO exercise . discr,ton IN sell
ling the property thereby conveyed either
publicly or privately, rs they might dean IT
most advisable aud expedisnt. The under
sgned, the surviving trustee, offers 10 con,Tacs
at private sale Tor the whole or any part Of thu
hac, oil land, IN said deed mentioned. The land
viii he divided 30 AS To suit purchasers, and
one half Of the purchase money will DO requir.
ed TO be paid on The purchaser getting posses
sion viii h can be on the 9th December nexi,
the balance in two equal annual insialments,
II not sold privately before, IT wall be off red
al public auction. on Tuesday the 2lst of De-
ce,nber next.--Ih his land lies in the county of
Amherst, on the main road, IL miles from
Lynchburg and 3 from Amherst Court house
II is fertile in its quality, liss well, is well u
dspied TO the produce Of tobacco. corn, wheai,
SG. and is IN every respects most valuable
plantation. IL contains between
Eight or nine Hundred Acres.
and is improved with brick dwelling House.
built in the most ornamental style, together
with all necessary out houses. consisting ofbarn
with wheat threshiag machine, carriage. ice
house and kitchen, &c. and is under good fen
cling. Any person deslrous Of owning a ynIus
bic estate would do well 10 examine Tor them.
selves and avail themselves of an opportunity
seldom offered. This land will he shown by hir
Crews who lives 10 Ly nchburg, or by the trus-
tee, residing at Amherst Couri-hous|.
A. b. DAVIES, Trustee.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-27

THHE subscriber has isken The Bell Tavern,
- nj Nelson Court House, (Lovmgsion,
where he is now ready TO receive all persons
who may favor him With their company, and he
pledges himself 10 use every exettion to give
the most general ssiisfa c,ion.
His house is situated near the Cour,-IIo louise,
sad Is large and mmodious. Ills stable IL Of
brick, and calculated to hold from forty 10 fifty
horses this Is likewise pleniifalIy supplied
with grain, fodder. sc. which. with the atten,
ton of good and faithful servants, he 1sttefs
himsslf will entltle him 10 patronage.
J. b. STOUT.
Nelson c. H. Oct. 81. IL