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.MONE NEW GOODS.

WYE are now receiving and shall. eonlinue
:" TO receive, general assortment, OF fresh
GOODS, direct from New York Pb,adelphn,
and BALTIMORE. consisting Of fancy Silks, fine
Scotch and French and Manchester Gingbams,
fancy Ribbons. gteeo Ba'ngr. h beautiful article
for ladies VciIs, pieces French Bomhazines, su-
prrior aud cheaper than ever was offered. Lon
dou bIowD, h ue " mixed Cloths. several cn.es
Genlcmens Beaver Hats. Wool ditto, Gfeeian
Gauze. Scafis aud Iidkis. Silk ditto, with n
general assotimrn, OF Fancy Shoes, Groceries,
Cutlery and Hardware WHICH We a,e deter
mined 10 sell ~ ihe v,ost reduced prices for
cash, and To- correspond with the hard times.
IUKaFR IL KERR.
N. d. Country Merchants will find il 10
their interest To call and cgainlnc for them
selves. TEX.
July II. q
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THE CASK EFT.

Fiowers Of Literature, VII, and Seg-
thmenf.
n MONTHLY periodical published in tie
~ city If Philadelphia. by Samuel .. A.
kinson, al 81 50 yenr each number conla,-
ing ~ royal octave pages Of letter press, and
.mbeIished with one Copperplale and several
Wood EngravinRs. forming ~ the end of tho
year volume oi 600 pages, when AZ elegant
,Ile page, aud general index are added.
The following is n brief enumeration of he
general heads under which ihs contents Of the
Caskei are distributed
Historical mud Biographical Sketches Moral
Essays Views Of American Scenery Music,
Botsoy, and other ARTICLES ~ the less nbsiruse
wslks Of Se,ence Amusing Miscellany. consis-
ting Of Poetry, Anecdotes, Tales, &c. II will
be The aim the publisher 10 make the Casket
u Repository Of useful aud enter aiming mater;
Orders for the work will be received 10 Lynch
burg by NJ. " Degenp0rt, who. will also re-
ceiye subscribers for
The Saturday Eocning Post,
Family Newspaper. devoted TO Literature,
Morality, Science, News, Agriculture aod A.
musement. Published once a week IN Phila-
delphn
This Miscellany is Of The largest imperial
class, handsomely printed on small type and
good paper. II embraces principally IN lis
contents.
lH. The Central Nems Of The week, Foreign
and Domestic. condensed ~ ~ small IA CON :
pass rs is conssten, with a retention offs spin
II and interest.
Cd. Original and judlciossly Selected arti-
Giles IN every department OF Literature, Sketch
es Of Histo-y, Biogyopby, No,d Tales and
Essays, Poetry, Rural Eco"Qmy, Humorous aud
| 1mnsiing Anecdotes, nc.
Occasional notice Of Prices Current 10 the
Philadelphia MAJ kef Tals at Ppbc Stocks, rate
OF Exchange, Bank N1fe Exchange, ADD older
useful mercantile Information. Terms So on
per annum, payable III advance, or 81 % TOR
SIX months.
July IL q
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DUKSUANT 10 a decree Of the Superior
IL Cour, vi Chancery, tor The Lypchburg
District, pronounced on the 2yth day OF M.y
1880, IN lbe cause Of Robert Hives, Plaintiff
MurreIl and others, defendants ,be un
dersigned Deputy Marshal for Thos A. Hol.
connie, Marshal OF the sad court, will sell for
cash. on The premises, IN the county Of Nelson,
on Thursday the 2y,h day OF July, 1880. If fair
il moi, Ibs neat fair day thereafter, a tract OF
land, lying IN said county, containing one hun
dred acres, adjoining ,he lands belonging to
the Uverscers oil the poor, FOR said county, and
the lands OF James murphy and James Carr
Also, one other tract containing one hundred
and sixty one and hall acres, adjoining the
above mentioned tract
JOS. l.. R0YALL, ID. NJ
for Ihos. A. Heicombe, Mar.
Inne 2S iftds
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CIRCUS.

IHfHE Ladies aud 'Ssuiiemen OF Lynebbarg
= and us sicinhY ere respectfully infer med
thar the fEANaN CIRCUS sill he oren ~
this place Tor five evenings only. commen cling
10 morrow evening, Thursday, 18th Jul. ust.
shro viii he brought forward n variety of
pleasing Gymnsstr, Equestrian and ThrafricL
performances. The Mspagers eslter ,hem-
selves thai from the qualifications Of the Com.
pany, aided by the much admired peifofmsn.
ces OF Mrs. siLER. general satisfaction will be-
giyr0.
The performances TO commence to-morros
evening witt Grand EnFee Of sis beau.
nful HORSES.
Sports Of tie Rng by the whole uoop.
Ring Master, MIR. Sweel--Clowu, Mi knight.
Comic Song Push along. keep moy,og," by
Mr.. Morden.
Hofsemanship by Master yesman. who will
60 through variety oi pleasing fesls and coss
elnde his net ~ throwing lofty Somerset
from his horse shile at iull speed.
Song, cor in The Silly night BY Ms. SlzEE.
lio,semanship by Master Jackson. a youth
only IL years OF age, who for STYLE and perleet
balance, stauds unrisnllei lie will leap whip,
hoop. gafters, cnnvasses. &c. lie viii also.
leap through n hopp y inches IN diameter also.
though Balloon ~ inches ~ diameter, suspen-,
ded IN The air.
Mding Master Mr., Sweet. Clown. Nh. knight.
Dneu" Polly Hopkins and Tommy Tompkina.N
by Mrs, oizer and MI. murder.
In which Mrs. STEER will introduce the eel
ebrn,eJ Basarian Broom Song, 10 conclude.
with comic duet between Tommy Tompkins
aud tho olowp.
Still Vnul'og BY Tue whole Company
Knight.
com~ Song" Comforts Of LaW," by Mr.. Mufs
den.
Hofsemaoship by Mr.. Sweet The flying
ior~'nan, Who will perform many Astounding
ihis.
Comic Song by Mr. Murden.
The whole 10 conclude whh the iaughuhie rt,c
nf The
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DIED, IN Rirhmond, on the 2sM June, Uaj.
WiLLAN PRiCE, Superintendent Of he
Public Uareh1uSe, At nm adrnnccd age Ma
=. was soldier Of HE RcUoiutio,,, md ras one
oCHe fem that remained Uho composed he
g foriorn HOPe,' al Inc capture Of Stony Point
The Wrltcr Of this bri,f notice tncm him wsu.
and confidently asserts, Mni, no better man han
Mag Pf'ee eter tined -noae more Just, more
humane or more chnifnLie.
-. IN TINS piace, on he 19M inst
after n short and sercre illness M. THOMAS
f0VLER, one Of The inspectors at Martins
Ud,eh0use' Mr' fowier ieaS unioersatiy esteemed
as appfe and upright man, By all who kn,uhim
ms betiered he had mol an ,ncniyon earlh
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DANCING SCHOOL.
IN AMHERST

tHNHE nndersigned respectfully informs me
a. Ldd'es AMI Gentlemen NJ dBherH Court
House md Us Vieiady. that ms DtnGing Sctoek
miH be opened on Monday Mo l9h inst. ~ he
house Of DR.. PoweH, dt 10 o'ciock, A N. The
subsoiJers 10 me School are particularly re-
q0est.d 10 send their children IN that dny, az
II rs de5rdbie that all should be pressnt az the
commencement, mhen NE eiasst nre formed and
The general organization of The Scho0t t1kes
piart, 80 as not 10 interrupt The progress Of the
pupils m future. J. A. kAUPL
July u 3hC
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MARRIED. on Wednesday evening last, the
9Th Ds'. bs the Rev. NICHOLAS II Cobbs, Mr.
WILLIAM w. III, Merchant, 10 MISS
SARAH ANN, daughter Of Henry DaUis. Esg
all 81 this place
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',,,ryrCATlONs-ro, ii. r',ei',s
LyycHauRG, 9th July, 1850.
CHARLES L. MosBY, Esq.

: rUARTFS d aIN77'7
ma, sur The undsfsisn ed Comm :. r. appointed
~ ne ~ ~ ~ yon f,f publication copy Of the ,ers
#etlay asa dsrered by YOU III the Press heterlaa
aas ofa.o yesterday, in commemmofaion 81 the ,iH
Galrea on American lade peadence assuring vi
aau'refsag - with our request will aprd ,ae.
itB f,,,n,e. we represent, vel a 10 the
a2 ,li ~ generally. Respectfully,
fl'Asus NonvFIJ. .THOS. NORMAN,
J. Il, - SIMPSON, GEO. Z. NORNELL.
puCkFY. Com of 4rtuitrg,
. ppovN IWM, {. FRAZER,
~ nnXyIN HENRY ALLISON
~ N LAMBERT, CoEs. ef Gtays
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w anteA,

ENoR the balance of the year. good plain
Cook. Enquire a, this Office.
JUNG % IS
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Jury 7ih, 1880.

- ~oRyEII. JAS. SIMPSON, &e.
IL W. Committee of the Light Artillery:
uIrRowN, +. F. BoWEN' sc.
u. j. Committee of the Rife Greys
,..... | herewith forward you copy of the
Geae",sn on the 5th lust II ny oloa feelings
oralion should decline the honor which your
we're eonpanies arc pleased to confer upon
a,Poaaost of which you are the organs Ia comply ing
ne reqUII heg leuve to assure you that | yielding
with II, Tho olic,taons of my friends, than obey ing
f' i,,aTs of my lncaaIlon OF acting exactly Ia
the l ,np"ss win " own IDEAS OF propriety.
seeo''l" Very respectfully, AN, Ae.
&. l.. MOSBH
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HUNTED TATEOr.

Or
Billy Buion's anJofianate Joufneyto Brenyord.
Billy Button Mr.. Williams.
Post Master Nj. Sweet.
Clown Mt Knight.
Doors will he open al half past 7 3, +. M. Per.
ioTm1nce 10 commence nj o'clock,
Abundance 90 cents, children nnder twelve
halt price.
No smoking allowed IN the Circns.
r. ,. Permanent aud convenient seats will
be erected for the accommodation Of Ladies.
July u
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ny FLETCHER & TOLER.

V 0TiCE-B, virtue of desd Of rust. -.
ecated 20 the subscriber by Thomas
Wills, bearing date the 22nd day of March
1925, aud of record 10 the clerks Office of the
con"ty court of Amherst, and for certain pur.
noses therein expressed, shall, on the 2Olh of
March next, at Pedlar Mills, proceed TO sell 10
thu highest bidder, Tor ready msney, all the
right title and interest of said wills, in and 10
a ceriai, Saw aud Grst Mil, on The lands of
James ID Wis, in the county Of Amherst. Acs
ing as trustee, the subscriber will only convey
such title as is vested in him b, aior,said deed
JOHN ID DAVIS, trustee.
Feb IL. tds64
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TWENTY FIRST CONGRESS-.
fIGsr SESSION.

Tu,sdny. March 2 In Sruate. the bill from
the House Of kepra senlatives, making ptovis.
ion Tor taking the filth census OF the United
States. was discus. ed, together with The a.
mendmenis proposed ny The Comm tiee on
The Judiciary, TO increase the compensation To
Mafshnls aud their deputies, so n 10 CORES.
pond with the responsibility, labor and impor
lance Of the subject, aud to secure u faithful
performance ofihe duty. The ampndmen,s
were ordered To be engrossed, and the bill
read a third time. Nj Kane presented n Pc
iitoo from the Superintendent OF the Female
Academy ~ Georgetown, under the direction
oi the relig ious order oil he Jesuiis, praying a
donation of public property IN he DIS rict Of
Columbia, IN aid oi that institution M. Hen.
bricks presented a memorial frnm the Legia.
la ore OF Indiana, praying Tor an appropria.
ton To AID ia improving the navigation Of the
Wabash and White Myers Tue President
OF the Senate pres, ntrd three memorials from
the blacksmiths and manufacturers Of hard.
ware, IN the city Of Philadelphia, praying a
reduction Of duty on the materials of their
manufacture. Several other memorials, ne.
iitions and resolutions were presented, by
Messrs. Tyler, K,ng and Woodbury. Mr.,
Knight replied 10 SOME structures offered The
dav previous by Mr. Crundy, in the course of
his speech, on hose who had been engaged in
plundering the coat of Africa Tor slaves. and
importing them into thus county, which Mr..
thought reflected on the moral character OF
Rhode Island aud Mr.. Gruhdy reioined,
showing that he had neither charged the State
of Rhode Island, nor even the people general.
ly, 18th a wan, Of moral feeling, he only au-
ded to those VINO had traficket in slaves Nh
Clayton occupied the Goor OF, Mr.. Fools reso.
| luton. in reply to MessIs. Grundy, Woodbn.
~, &c. until the usual hour of adjournment
aud before he concluded his remarks, the Sc.
nate adjourned.
IL the House Of Representatives, petitions
! from the States, which, on account Of the late
ness OF the hour TO which the sitting extended
on the preceding day, had not been presented,
were SUBMITTED and referred Various memo.
rails, on the subject Of the Indians, were
dered 10 be printed. Among the petitions was
one presented by the Speaker from certain
| Blacksmiths aud other manufacturers, Of the
city Of Philadelphia, on the subject OF the rari.l.
as respects the high duties upon materials
1.-The reference of which, was, on motion of Mr..
lVerplanck, proposed 70 be 10 the Committee
of WAYS aud Means. Mr.. Mallary suggested
that il would be more proper to refer il 10 the
Committee Oh Manufactures. After some OBJ.
servaiions from Messrs. Csmbr eleng, Ramsay
aud Hoffman, the memorial, which was 0
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Up with a n,tion' banners, Tn, fy
With an Eagle flight.
To the far blue sky
lis n Curious sight,
As they hoai abroad ini the azure light,
And their hne shall never die
Whea nn'hns search their brightest page
For deedsihnt gid the oden age
Aud shihe, he neieor lights of story
Britain. with sselling pride shall hear
OF Cressyk field. aud old Ppiclicr.
And tthless Agineour
fau Call, pom, with klndlng eye
10 the dnfs of her bclled chivalry,
Aud het gallant trouhadour:
Old Scott. too, with jo, shall turn
Where helms the fight Of Bsnnockburn,
AID Ed K rk's fed If gloryi
Land of TIC frce--'fhoogh young in fame.
Earth may moi boast a nopler name
Plaiea's speudour ~ moi thine
LeucttR, nor Marathon
ye, look where lives in Rlory's line.
III" day otLesing'on
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EDchSuANf 10 decree of the Count.
'onft OF Amherst, AT February Conr;
ioo'' We, the undersigned Commissioners
VIII pioeeed IN sell, TO the highest bidder. on
''aay 'he 2o'h March next # fair, IL not, the
;" :. ~" oey 'heIeafter, a tract of Land I'm,
III tue county OF Amherst, about three mile,
IRON Lynchhurg, adioininmg the Land Of
James Ice, Amos Thaeker, and otbn,s
longing To The estate of Jemina Jeokin. drc
ne sale will be made or cash, and nossessioo
gwen Immediately. JAMES LEE.
JAS L. LAMklN,
PBOSSER POWELL
tbs
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NAHE subscriber respectfully iniurms ms
friends and the public generally, that be
bos tsken the house near and convenient 10
the courthouse, Lovingston, Nelson County,
iormerly occupied by Mr. john b Stout His
Isble will be supplied with .very thing The
country and season afford His bedrooms and
beds will be kept IN the nea'est and most CON
tarable manner, whilst the bar vi be Furnish
ed with the choicest of liquors His Stable i.
which IL of brick, is large and very convenient
He has provided himself with careful aud at
fen,iye ostlers. Every attentinn will he paid
10 the accommodation of all travellers and 9th
NJ guests, who may favor him with cal--and
ne hopes by assiduous attention TO merit aud
obtain a share Of the public patronage.
HENRY BiBB.
Eeb, w 81
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REARING OF APPLE TREES.

A horticultural IN Bohemia has beautiful
plantation Of th hest sort Of apple trees which
have neither 'pinne from seeds nor from graft
ing. His plan Ia 10 take shoots from c oIoeSt
sorts, insert each Of them into n poia'ue, and
l,lnnee both inlo The ground leaving but an inch
or iwo o the shoot above the surface. The
poinroe nou ishe the shoot whilst il pushes out
roots and The shoot gradua ly springs up, and
becomes beautiful Tree, bearing the best OF
fruit, without requiring to be grated
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VAIN Sl.E FARM.
FOR SALE.

AM disposed 10 b Il my Mill and Panta.
u ton "n Cars creek, in he county of Rock
bridge, king on the highway from Coyingtun
and Bath to Lexington, distant about liz miles
from The lalt"r, and two mites from the North
fork Of James RIVER, which is nayigabs TO
Lynchbnrg Ibis farm contains upwards oi
400 acres-a large portion of which is oil ex.
celent qrality. mi has Sufficient quantity. oil
meadow-alI OF which is walered. The IN
provemenis are good country fam house and
all necessary out houses ;anaw Barn Of the
first order aud 300 acres Of cleared lam which
running water IN each a valuable MerChan
MAJ, lately built with two pair Of sion, s-ihe
house Is tlrer stories high, and rye enough
Ia contain ten thousand bushels uf wheat
The situation f this farm. independent Of is
fertility. adds greatly 10 lis value II is in the
neIa hborhood Of three mannfdcinties ofirhu,
OF Lrxng on. The College OF Washington. and
affords an excellent stand for a country store.
\ gen lrman DESTROYS Of residing in Lexington
on account OF hi, children, could with ronVe.
nlence. attend TO, and draw all hi, supplies
from this farm The mill, which ms a GO ID
custom and which, with good management,
she NAV retain. Is situated neat The lower end
of the tract. and may he separated from il with.
out inconvenience. | am wilbng T. sell them
separate. The terms Of sale VIII be made con
yeneut To purchasers. A. STUART.
Sttunton, March /. 6u
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Feb L.
MASONIC NOTICE.

THHE Funeral of Calohill Mennis, decd
- laie n member of Liberty Lodge, No %,
will he preached at New London Academy hy
the Rev. Nicholas II. Cobbs, on The 4th Sun
day in March next. agreebly TO a resolution
entered INTO by said Lodge The members nf
the Lynohburg, Franklin and Fincastle Lodg
rs arres peGa'ly invited TO attend together
with ali regular master Masons. in good stand
ing. and join in the procession. which will torn
al Boyd's Tavern, nj IN cfock, A. NJ. on thai
day, and march 10 the Academy.
DANIEL AUNSPAUGH, Sec'y.
March w1w
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TERMS.

.~r,, a pef .nnu N, pay sble in advance sub
49, vii, he received for less time than six months
vii, he discontinued hut the discretion
-5 5,.s Ed,,ors) until all srresrsges are paid.
-, Advertisements will be inserted at so cents per
q,asre (or less theirs, tune, anu o. Tor s9S
a,s "a their in.crtion or the payment assumed by
f '.,ae rssponsible person in Lynchbnrg
~ Cbancery Orders not exceeding two squares are
Inserted for six dollars
yAllIetters addressed TO the Editors must be post
IA or they will not be attended to.
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GARDEN SIZED.

NARLY Short Top Scarlet Rad sh, earl,
Salmon Rsdish. Nasturiion white solid Ce
lery. early Summer Squash Scotch Kali, cart,
Horn Beet, eaie Horn Carrot early blood
Turnip Beet, large Swelling Parsni", Green
Head l. .'fnce, Drnmhead do. Manglr Wurizie
Beet, red Onion Seed, Safasy early curl-d Sc
lica Lettuce, raw colored Onion. Cherry
Turnip Radish, Tomatoe shaped Pepper, early
Cluster Cucombrr, early Frame Cucumber,
Long Green Cucumber, late CucuDbrr, Ice
Lettuce Lima B ans, early William Pea, Dwarf
Marrofat Pea, early Washngton Pea, early
Cluster Pea, Dwarf blue Imperial Pea, early
green harton Pea, PreljiG Pa.
Long Orange Carrot, Tennis Bal Lettuce,
white Naples Radish, curle Pepper Grass, cur
led Parsley, Gard n Cress, early Csulilower =,
Oclfe Seed. early Parsnip. blood red Carrot,
red solid Celery, Sea Kali.
Early York Cabbage, hong Drumhead do.
BERGEN do esrlv Eiope' or do. long Imperial do.
green Savory do. Re Batesea do. red Dutch
do.
For sale at unusually low prices by
WIN. HOLCOMBE
Feb Is IS
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M iCE.--Ali persons indie, ted IN he
AI firm of Martin d Rurion, plense 10 not
paw anv thing To John NJ. Burton, or any per.
son whomsaevrr, until there is a settle nenf be.
tween Iohn VI Burton aud myself: If they
do they may expect the law will be pui IN
force ganst II" m--and when thrre is n settle.
ment, they shall know it,
OLIVER ". MARTIN.
March ! dt5J
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Fam dndrtno Parmeniier', Essay on The Cum.
,atiou fine Pine -Read al he Meeting q
m, IIoyiiruiturai Soeietyof Nep York
TITS small work VIII which have been DC
c,,pied for some time, having been delayed :"
,ls publication for some answers 10 inquiries
n,de in Europe ABBOTT some particular iac's,
have thought that the public ought To tie ac'
onain,ed win the use OF plaster OF paris on til"
vino. had besides promised II was not pre-
,a,ed for the publication of this word, to pub
I;sh II i, the American Farmer, New England
Farmer and New York Farmer, having asked
many gentlemen who had honored me with
,heir contidpnce not to prune their vines until
spring.
ON THE BLEEDING OF THE VINE.
hi, ari.es from the aqueous sap coming out
drop by drop, from the section made IN pruning
the vine
When the bleeding of a vine takes place on
a bud il is generally 'poi ed IL 10 TO prevent
this that the cut should be made in an upward
direction, beginning by the parl opposite TO The
had a. may be seen in the printed doctrines
for vines which accompany any Woes sent
from nv establishment aud which will be al
go figured III the essay on the cultivation " ne
Dine.
In all the publications and trea'ises on the
| cultivation oCthe vine in France, aud IN other
countries, there is no mention made oil any
remedy or preventative against the bleeding o
the vines after pruning in the spring. II is th'
cause very often, Of the culiivators being obi
ged TO prune in the fall, which Is very muci
against the true method OF cultivation q TIT
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WAND EAIECYXNN.

llCE-l shall sell. Oh the premises, on
'rdh of one, two and three years,
p'ya"'e I" equal annual iustalmpnts. and to he
s .. ea N manner satisfactory to myself or
o n' Joseph flood. at public auction. on the
- Gay OF March next II fair. il not, on the
NIX ialr day, the brick house in the town Of
h'per'y, together with the loi and out houses
anacned thereto lately The property Of Gallo
nl.' henni', dec. being No. 50, in the plan Of
s "a own, together wi,hhaif the adj Joining lot
w o. aud lot No Also adjoining No. 80,
"l'h an alley, and as described in deed of
"us' iron said Mebnis TO j. C. Step'oe and
myself for the purposes therein men,ioned-it
convenient establishment for a small FAM
J, aho very pleasantly situated. The title ]
oeHeVeis perfect, but I shall convey and war
rant the title vested in me nv said deed only.
PEACHY r. GILNER,
Snruiring Trustee.
feb' Is ids54
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FOR SALE,

'.nlY virtue of the authority given TO the un
- ders' gned by deed OF trust, made b.,
ibnmas Crews henrng tate the 25th oil Sept
1928, ~ duly recor!ed in The county court OF
Amherst. by " hich deed the trustees IRE EN-.
covered To exercise a discretion in So ling he
property thereby conveyed, erhet pHb lcly or
privately, as they might deem il most advisa
bic AMI expelieni. The undersigned, the irus
GEES. off, 10 conlract, nj privat" sale, for The
whole nr any part of the tract of land IN said
deed mentioned, on credit OF | and 2 years,
and they are Hing IN divide the land So as
10 accommodate ihos, dispa sed 10 purchase -
This aud lies la the county of imherst on the
main Lyachburz road, l. mites from Lyuchburg
ami from Amherst courthouse. II Is frrIile
~ its qualify, lies we'll is well adapted 10 the
produce Of tobacco, corn, wheat, &c. and is, m
every respect, a most valuable plantation !; IT
Contains between S anG 900 acres and ia i'm.
proved with Brick Dwelling House. built in
tn most substantial aud ornamental style. and
cos al least 3 lo,00o--'ogelher with all npces-
Sary Out houses, Consisting nt Catridg house
Barn, Kitchen, &c ond is under good icnctng
The trustees, consulting the interest of those
interested. are disposed to make every effort 10
ge' reasonable pric1 for ;he property and
the LecesSity of a sale makes il The interest OF
every one DESTROYS of owning n valuable estate,
tn examine for themselves, ard to avail them
selves of opportunities srid III affered.-Ihe
land will be shrwn by Nr: Crews, who lives
in L,nchbnrg, and by either oil Ihr Trustees AT
any ime, On application, and every facility
and inducrmrni will he offered to purchasers az
to the payments, hich NAV he within the now
er OF the Trustees.
f. +. GARDNER LynchbnIg.