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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
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AanA for Sale.

EEuRSUANT TO a deaee OF the county ourt
a oil Bedford, the Undersigned (Commis,
Sonefs) will proceed to sell, a, public auction,
on Thursday the nth November next, ON the
premises the land belonging 10 the estate Of
George Hackmorlh, deed. Go vii y Que tract
Containing 2I3 scrc., l,iug ON McDanel's
creek, and ADJOINING the lands Of Ihos. Left
Vich and Others. The above tact flaLd las
a comfortable dwelling house toI a small family
good cut houses, aud first rate orchard. Que
other tract OF land containing go acres, lying
oa David aud Ierfnpin Creek. This tract has
a good dwelling house and orchard The above
lands are we'll adapted 10 The culture OF grain
sHd tobacco; luther description We deem un-
neetssary, as IT Is presumed any person wishing
90 percbase will first view the property. The
above lands will be sold on a credit OF one. Nv o
aud three " ars, except as to 30 dollars cash,
ihe purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curdy, with deed oil trust on the land to Sc
cure The payment OF the purchase money.
1HOS. LEFlWlCH,( -.
JAMES ADAMS, 'oh
JOEL LIZ TWlCH,
MARX ANTHONY. s'o"
OBADIAH WEST, 80
Oct. II tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
srLIxNc OFT AT COST.

/E,HE subscriber rs sri selling oil bis Stock
1 a, cost, aud though he has sold out some
articles. he has yet pretty avy amount on
hand, among which are MAN staple and very
desirable GoDds-ht prices iOleer than he can
now buy them AT wholesale In New York
Those vii. want had brsl make haote-else
lhry VII lose the opportunity oil supplying
themsclsts On such good lerms.
HENRY ALLISON.
Ort IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

Il lie Subscriber wishes 10 sell the tencmen
- aud ground attached, where he now re
sides IN the town OF Liberty. 1be house and
flee ~ make very convenient establish
me0r for n family VI moderate size. The terms
WI he one third OF the purchase money in hand
the residue IN two equal annual iHstaIments.
The house is very convenient for IA small build
my, having SIX rooms with fire places Tue OIL
fee comfortable and new, "a good stable aud
forage house. all in good repair. There are
severed acres Of ground and good garden.
PEACIlY X. GlLMEK.
Se,t 80 lwt25N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
A SITUATION wanted

n YOUNG NAN tho has taught school for
"a the last five years, and who can come we'll
recommended, wishes employment for The en-
SUNG year as teacher, either m private
family, or some respectable ueighborhood
lie IS qualified TO teach the English Language
erammatically, Geography &c. also few Of
lie branches of the Mathematics Letters
most paiJ) addressed TO A. b., Campbell c.
H. will be puncually attended to.
OF. Z. bw.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
RE MOVNI.

f1NHL subscriber having taken the house late
q y occupied by A. = Biggea. Zone door
below Nessrs. Lancaster L hsrsb.) beg. leave
L. ,nfoftn the pabhe generally aud Ia, country
lend. particularly Oi his Change Of SITUATION !:
and ~ the same tuns. 20 annouace 10 them tb At
be has nov on hand. aud Is daily receiving his
fail supply vi Grecerles. which lie offers At very
low prlees, eahef Tor cash, OF country 20 oduoe
lie rsinfns his warmesi thanks Ia his friends
Tor thsir former patronage oi him. aud earnest
!, soliriis continuance oft, hoping thai his
chang. OF situation viii make no change IN his
olA customers hut rather be mean. Of gsinng
him many new ones, as the house which he
now occupies u not surpassed BY any IN Lynob.
burg, for convenience AID com tort, aud i stu
at, nme lately between Friends aud Martin 3
Warehouse.
lie trades in all kinds Of country produce,
and vii give tho bighsst market prices for
WHEAT and Flour JAMES W kiDWEIL.
Uct. II i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
Wheat. " neat !.

XptfE are now RECEIVING Wheat At the Black
" Wsle, Mills. & " i, pay thebes Cash Iii,e
for all delivered there. Ihose wishing 10 en-.
gag their crops Will phase cal OH us. We will
give them choices OF several hbe,al proposi.
tlons. NAIHL. WINSTON a Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
Sheri1-s Sale Of Goods.

XH1uLL be sold al Lsess lie IN Campbell
" county on Thursday me 2lsi inst. all the
Goods, Wares aud Merchandise, ~ The store
81 STE phen Terry ct ina, place. And on N9n-
day The Goth insl. vii be sold a bfookneai, ~
th,s county. the entire stock Of Good. belonging
20 said Terry. which are ~ siofe house ri iha'
MAGE. The 0oods are al nee and well selecled
--hauns been purchased principally darihg
IN. ..asi s,ason. They are snppossd Il be % 100
OF ST 600 worth. Ire sale ia made by virtue
Of sun1fy executions IN NV hands. The sale
vii be continued nj each place rem day 10 doy
tn rsnpletsj SIN. AUSTIN, Deputy
for Ihos. Dinoa {. {.
OF Ia ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
" Crabs Patent Grist Mill"

vENHE Sub, Orders baving purchased the
n Patent Right Tor this improved, cheap and
desirable Mil, for the counties OF Buckingham
Cumberland, Powhatsn and Nelson, OF tie
Proprietor, are alone authorized 10 dispose Of
the rights for these counties. They would pre-
ftr selling the entire right TO. some individual
residing in each county, and would do so on
such terms as 10 make IL an object Of much
profit TO them or they will sal individual
rights 10 parsons in each county. IL will BE-
only necessary for Farmers and others TO ex-
anime the operations Of his Z" improved MIL"
90 be convinced of its utility and cheapoess
and how desirable il will be to have one on
their farms. Que OF the subscribers, attending
.fRhera Court a an Attorney, will be prepar
ed to sell entire rights for the county, or indivi-
dual rights and persons wishing to purchase.
can be furnished by calling on them in Am,
herst County, Blue Ridge Canal MI. VIM. II
Digges, OF Nelson. and Mr., Eldridge Of Buck
iagham courthouse, will have one of these Mills
IN operation in few days, where persons resi-.
ding near, may have an opportunity of seeing
tbem. HENRY w, SUAKLES and
FRANCIS I. QUARLES.
Sep. II w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
CONartnerSNiN.

I,fNiiE subscribers will, IN future, carry on
l. their Rope, Irvine, and Begging making
business, at the old stand of. Ii. Echos, al
| the lower end Of main street, under the firm oil
Echols and Cundih, where they will keep on
hand good assortment OF Cordage, Irvine &
Cotton bagging, for sale wholesale and retail
at unusually low prices.
J. H. ECHOLS,
JONATHAN E CUNDiFF.
April 90 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
THOs. RUDD
Comu.ission Merchant,
IYNCiIBURG,V VI

Ii NJ lit K1, W.
UDEruHNS his thanks isf the ebsf"l pa
Il q, ,roaaFe heretofore received from se"e
roas puulIe-aud informs his friends and Tue
public generally TINT he has removed TO The
iatge hfs proof house. formerly occupied by
Msssrs. Msfgsn& Mcdaniel, nam street, a
lew doors above Nessrs. Mckee 4 Msea's--
where be Is prepared 10 receive all kinds oil
county produce 10 sell OF sbip aud will make
liberal advances when produce u IN warehouse
OF .,ore-feoess aud store goods Tor Country
Merchants sho may SHIP 10 tbs place aud
pledges himself TO attend sirifdy 10 The interest
Of all Who ulny favour him with tbeir patron
age.
O., The Fincddfe Patriot will please publish
The above one month, and toward rs account is
tbs Office.
Aug. 80 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
NEW AND SPLENDID
GOODS,
cit extreme low Prices.
Sept 90

MfkEE, ROBINSON g. co. baye tn
~ pleasure OF announcing the arrival of &
lew Novelties adapted 10 the season, among
which are the following:
~ pieces Mandafic Damasks for Ladies drcs'
ses, entirely new and very beautiful, assos
ted ColUrs
8 dozen Neck Srarfs, new style
~ p''ces Smyrna Ginghams. entirely new
~ pieces new style Drab Cacoes, superior
quality
pieces black lian Ludesrins. best quality
Co'ored Silks. Muslins, Cambria, with vari-
e'y OF other Goods, aud daily expecting great
many others. The Ladies are respectfully
invited 10 cali aud examine them.
Sept. + +,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

c-u9llE Subscriber is anxious TO so
a valuable tract of land in tho
Il County OF Bedford. 1t is situ-
ated upon the North fork Of Goose C,eek, al
joining Capt. Buiords, and is bounded on
che side by the main western road. II Con-
,ans 4fSl acres, 100 Of which are cleared. 80
acres OF the cleared land are first rate low
ground the wood land lies remarkably well,
and IS FIRST rate tobacco land. The subscriber
invites those who wish to purchase good land
AT a low price, TO come aud examine the tract
ROBERT IRVINE,
Executor Of VIM Irvine, decd
Aug.2 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
SHOE STDkAks AND
MANU- ACTCRW

GILL has on han1, aud will continue
% TO keep general assortment OF SHOES
Boots, &c. OF his own and Nortne,o man,,,ao
lure. lie IS now prepared II execute evcty
kind OF work in his line. which he Win ,,,,.'
Of as good quality and low nrice as can No.
procured in this place. Persons wish in, ~
supply themselves, are respectfully invited to
call. Oct . NV" "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
ROBERT KYLE

nv " NV A1 No d Ia =. LID
q ESPEC offers to the LADIES
a, variety OF beautiful articles in The fan
cs line, only lew days from NEW YORK.
Amongst them are Merno long Shawls the
most splendid, Silks, Gro de Maps aud Sattns,
BobbInei Wells, Laces, Caps and Collsrets,
NeIlno aud lhIbet fl, O. and Sd ShawIs
Italian SiH,s and Gro de Maps, Gloves and Bell
Ribbons, Egyptian aud Gro de Nap Dress
Shawls, AMI an assortment of Winter Bonnet
Ribbons, surprisingly beautiful.
IL Most Of the above articles are of entirely
new style, and prices moderate.
Oct. ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
CopharWDRs HXp.

COThATNERS EAT.
[nHE subscribers having associated them
- selves together in the Grucery business,
under the firm rf Burton &Hopklns viii keep at
the old stand ofMr. George Bagby Bank square,
complete & general assortment OF Groceries,
comprising every Article mibeir line, which they
oiler (ether at Wholesale o. relaiD 10 IN, If
friends aud the public generally, al unusually
low prices, for cash o, in exchange fnr ever,
description OF country produce brought to this
market We hope, by prompt and ASST.
duous attention 10 BUSINESS, To merit share
OF public patronage. We will pay the highest
market price IN cash for Wheat and Flour.
DAVID ". BURTON,
WILLIAM (. HOPKINS.
Oct Z Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

II AND FOR SALE On Monday the 18Th
u day OF tins mouth, will SELL AT public
Lon, Ior cash, al Amherst Courthouse, II
tract Of land, containing eboat seventy acres
in the county aioresaii, adjoining the lands of
l.. II. Chlldress and others. The sale will be
made ia pursuance OF deed OF trust, executed
to the undersigned ~ II +. y. Chillress, on
the 9th da, of January 1929, and OF record in
the CLERKS Office of Amherst county court.
shell convey such title only rs he deed afore-
SAID vests IN me.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, Trustee.
Oct tbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
.GSnlrtnyrrnrM un,u,en
10 THE TkiCoI.OR.
d. ~ ILL., Il

By r. Roscoe Esq.
powp, down with your colours, We slaves.
We dsspotsi bow low the proud knee
To the Standard of Freedom that royalty waves
With the sovereign peoples decree.
Proclaim IL aloud till it riuss
Through the regions Of earth TO the sky
That vicory's lreomcn have made themselves kings,
And claimed Divine Right from high.
JOY, Joy to thee, land OF tho brave,
To the gallant and fearless in soul
Who dared to tell Europe, leagued fast slave with slave
And her dsspots in steeclad con,roul,
That the spirit of Caul was dead
That tho last drop Of blood in her veins
For her young rights Of freedom should gladly he she'd
Till her children washed from their stains
The pollution of n-os of crime
OF scotn, and oppression, aud wrong
From those libel. fnonochs whose thro' all me,
With our Stuatts, to shame shall belong
We honour thee, land OF the Caul!--
The beacon of light in the storm
Tho last glorious buvark ofpauo,s, when all
Had pcrishod-or cTngod like tho worm
Then up with your proud rtcolor
Tho Emblem Of hope to lie world:
Let from zach masthesd each palace and
To tho ends OF tho earth bs unfurled
Let it blonch the no, blood of the prics,,
OF ths lotding, tho uninon-the brood
fold tytsnts whose vulures trained tho
Whose tnlons drank deep of your blood.
The day-siar OF Europe hath risen,
Young Freedoms ctestion's begun!
AZ her word, out OF Anarchy, Slavery and Treason.
Spring light, Peace and Oder, whose
Der earth and heaven hath bcamed-
Tho homes and the hearts Of tho ffoe;-
'ris a glory triumph dare have dreamed.
And we owe it brave Paris to thee.
What horours what ,renthes Of rcnoxn
To tho heroes of Liberty due!
Crown, crown tho throne oarh hurd dowp
Our Ciizen Kings who true,
Lot MS honour your brows with tho palm
or victories with your voice;
Your example shall teach to daro yet be calm
Your victory mun to rejoice.
These, these the thanks we decree
To the saviours of FTcdsm and Francei
Not the thanks vowed by dcspos DER theo
When our Mettcrnich statesmen advance;
Then up with your brave Iriculor,
Tho emblem OF Hope o the world;
Let II wavo each masthead each palace and towor
10 the ends of tho earth he unirlch,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
S77g7 DOG


or these exports, the following articles, viz stave,
and heading, shingles, boards, plank, hewn timber, um-
Der, mast and spars, naval Stores horned cattle, hogs
horses mules, and sheep, constituted fourth, and
in the year 1926, amounted TO than hall million
OF dollars in value, having gradually increased
that extent, from 66,35, the value exported in 1922.
To ascertain the precise value Of such trade is not
it is true, very easy matter. No doubt a great por.
ton of the articles which, prior 1927, exported
drecy to the British West Indies have since reached
them indirectly, through other channels but nothing
be clearer than that the quantity thus circuo.lv
shipped must have been loss than the quantity which
would have gone, had direct intercourse existed. No
man who reflects moment the subject can fail SEQ
ing that this so and is therefore folly for people to
try TO deceive themselves by deusve theories Every
direct trade by which the expenses of shipment d.
minshed, enables the consumers of our agricultural
products to buy than they would buy il such
dmnuton had taken place, and pretended OF facts
can controvert this theory. The question: it affects
navigation, may be some wha different, but the princ
Pile upon which we reason equally applicable 10 that
branch OF industry. To convey directly the articles
which are now conveyed indirectly, will require an
equal extent OF tonnage, and there will then DO gain
OF the tonnage required for the conveyance Of the art
clos which are excluded, and all the additional pro-
ducts which will he brought into demand by the fail in
the price, owing to the diminished freight.
But il is said that British vessels will interfere with
American vessels. IL the former be navigated
cheaper than the latter, this will undoubtedly be the
case. And suppose il Are agriculture and
commerce TO be sacrificed 10 the tonnage interest. As
the consistent and uncompromisng opponents OF all e-
gaized nopoes-whether manufacturing agricui-
tiral, commercial, navigaing-we should hope not
But upon this score we have little 10 dread We can
underworld the British, and need fear their COMPETE
ton. Our trade with their European doninions e.ta-
bshes fully this fact. British and American vessels
are admitted upon the same terms into the ports of the
United States and Great Britain, and vet we hear no
complaints from merchants that the British ship.
have preference AT all events if they were to
in for SHARE ii is not kelly that that share would be
equal TO the increased demand for tonnage arising from
the increased exports.
Before leaving this subject, there is circumstance
10 which wish TO call the readers attention Ii is
the gradual increase in the annual of our
ports TO the British West Indies, exhibited by the above
statement 1t shows that commerce is cautious in its
movements, and like river, only work its way
into channel by degrees. Had the trade not
been interrupted, it is possible that it might have been
carried during the present year 10 the extent of three
millions OF dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
SALE CANAL LANDS.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 9.-The sxis Of Wabash
and Erie canal lands com Log on Mon.
day, the 4 instant. We have inior naiion from the
two hrst days OF the sales and grasd to state that
they we'll attended, by persons fiom all PARTON.
Of the union spirited eompe'i,ion was she wn. and
the lands went I'll briskly. The hi shest p'c- given
TOR any offered, when informant l-h, was 81 06 Ia
cents per None Sold Of course for less than ST.
20 per acre. majority on the tracts offered brought
about 81 80 per acre, and the average on Tuesday
evening was something Ike Si75 per acre. Ii was
thought, from all appearances, that the whole Of the
land. will be sold, and that large portion Of ,bem
will he paid for without the long credits being tax m
which are offered TO purchasers. Democrat.
The payment OF the aunues to the Pottaw atamis
Indians commenced the 2nd instant the Tpp,~a-
noe river about 30 miles from Loganspoit The Min
mi payment will probably be made between the fr4,
and tenth OF November. DISPOSE ion il strongly
itsssd by these Indians to remove of the Mis.s
sippi Several individuals OF both nations have visited
the Mississippi country, and highly pleased with
he prospects there even so much So that some have
sady removed, aud a large number are now ready
to leave the "bones and homes Of their athes aud
~ await the provision OF meens for their removal II
NAV he re,onabiy expected that in few years these
rude sons OF nature ether with all their progeny
hall breeds learned AMI uolearued, will bid a final
adieu 10 the fertile ,a-s Of the Wabash and to the
limits OF Indiana. They are beginning to and
TO lee" the injurious coniguiiy OF the white ard
sad Experience has taught them that they cannot exist
where the pale face inhabits All the vicee Of men
who claim to be civilized, have in upon these peo
pie, and 'carcey r-dveming virtue is found among
the majority OF them. Will not the government de.
i've ahtn'nt L. ON their renovaE Humanity forbids
he consideration that they should be circumsi
as to he blo'd from the face OF creation so long
az mercy and protective laws can thsm pco.
pls and he must indeed be cruel ami avaricious who
world object TO their voluntary removal, were he
sure hatt such removal they would be permitted TO
exist longer, aud consequently receive few
nui'ies from the government. The lands they oc.
cuPy are ong the best in the Union, and .oon a.
tho Indian lsavs- the white man cul va,-s. We ask
again, will not the general government and the State OF
Indiana and 'he poor Indians" DO benefited by their
removal? rB
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
WaSHINI;TON RAt,..

WASHINGTON. October 20 The Fail Races over
the Wellington course began yesterday, with tn.
sweep''akes for years Old, two mile heats, 500 en-
trance Thi, kind orace having TALL into d,uss with
va for soma years its novelty and the lame of the ped.
isrses OF the nags entered, attracted to trs course
large and fashionable a'sembage to witness their per-
l0r'nances.
The colts entered wer-:
Mr.. Luaootough's ch. c. by Rob Roy, dam by o.
Mr.. Burwe'rs b. t. by R.ler dam by Archy.
DIR. lsvnes CHI. c. by Am. Eclipse, dam by Gr,c.
chus.
Mr. ssmmes' b. c. by Rob Roy, dam by o car.
DIR. Crauford's T. Sy II 'i,sr, dam by Escape.
Mr. B'euts gr. c. by Rob Roy, dam by Arab
Barb.
Mr.. Pouer's b. E. by Marion. dam by Archy
Mr. McCrty's CHI C. bv R,tler, dam by Trafalgar
Mr.. Shacklets b. t. by SIR Charles, d. by Jack An
drew.
Mr.. Dixon's gr f. BY r Roy, dam by Oscar.
Mr.. Brooks b by RIB Row, dam by Archy.
TIL. four last w.re drawn. 9th seven that star-
ed. public opinion Inclined in favor of Mr.. S. mines
colt he alone having acquired fame, by his success
last spring. though some backed Dr. Irvins a, the son
OF the famed American Eclipse, whom he much re
'smbcd in figure, color, and sz' AID others Mr. Bur.
wells hlley as coming from Virginia, embracing SO
mrch OF tho Sir Archy stock. S'on after o'clock
they started in ant style, Mr.. Burw Ms hiley tax
iog The lead, which lbs maintained with apparent ease,
but followed at no great distance by the others, who
kept PRETTY generally toge,bcr-wnning the heat
eral leng hs ali adj OF Mr. Semmes' colt who came in
second, in In. 3s. very good time considering the
heavinesI OF the track from the of the preceding
day. II appearing that the Eclipse colt had not con-
tended tor The first heat, hopes entertained that
his bottom might give him the next; hut such cacula
liz against the blood OF Railer and Archy, proved fall
laciou'. The hlley again ,oi the lead from the STAR
closely 10 lowed, Tor while by Mr. Crauord's 6lley
the Eclipse colt bling backward in getting under way:
hui in the last mile OF the second heat after being
thrown almost into the rear entering 'hs first quar-
ter having held back, Ecpss-lkA, for TIE OF the
proper stimulus, he for the first time brought 10
the top OF his speed by the application OF whip and
spur and soon gained his place next the 6ey, rum
ming up to h'r IN the most gallant STYLE with some APP
pearance of PASSING but che maintaned her place aud
og. ther they ON all competitors. distan ing
the hiy winning the heat about two lengths in the
go' time OF 4m; thus taking the handsome purse of 900
d0llarg. MAT. Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

HT0R SALE MOST VALUABLE KENTUCKY
r. LAND.-Pursuant to the will of Maj. John Har-
ris decd will he offered public auction on the pre-
misses, on "Wednesday the Isl day of December m-x,
ihat tract oil land 10 the rOuDy OF Oldham, so dstn
gushed Tor fichness Of soil and in To-
cality, being ely hteen miles above LousvIe on ,.e
ONO liver, by which il is embraced for an extent OF
two mIles terminating one mite and half below West
Point containing two thousand forth under
grant (sSned by Thomas Jefferson then Cover nor o
the commonwealth If VTgris, 1870 10 judith c. iHin
daughter OF Leroy Griffin, being for military service
rendered by him. BY rvey the tr &c, cor
taines twenty two hundred and ghteen acres il il be.
lived that the State OF Kentucky does not furnish
tract OF land OF equal extent rich in soil more bonn
niuy umhered aud watsTed eligible Tor ne alh-
tuness The on Line furniahed is for the inform alton
of those re den at distance from the lard that NAV
d-sire To avail Themselves of opportunity 90 rare
The simple annupcstion, that the land will be Old
There are two small plantations about so acres each
with young and thrifty appe orchards. Having an.
thory, ny the will oil Maj. Hafrs sell the land pri.
va,ey al public auction, the latter oJ- is preferred
as well 10 accommodate the applicants TO buy
=. in urihersnce OF the interss; of the L. gatees-
This tract will he sold entire in lo,s and ON such
Terms as Will afford reasonable accommodation TO huy-
ers; which vii! be made known by my authorized
agent on the day Of sas. I he title is indsp
The Editors Of tbs Lcu,yHs Adver,i.er Frankfort
Argus and Kentucky reporter will please insert the
foregoing advertisement, twice weekly in their tesper-
tive Pansr' ill the day Of sale aud send their
TO the Editors OF tho Richmond Enquirer. Should the
DAY hxed for the sale be unreasonable, twill be made
iAe mex succeeding fair day
<REBECCA HARRIS,