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one day was ever ~ another. eth.
same to-day. yesterday and forever"
But to use the expressi0u,) each day
OF the existence Of Marcschal Ney vas
marked with fresh honors and n new
step on the highway to fortune. Dur
ing the short space Of few years, he
had distinguished himself at Aiteokir.
chen, Obermcrsch, Wurtenbury, and
upon the banks Of the Rhine: the fort
of Rothemburg had been carried by
him at the point Of the bayonet; his
courage and his presence Of mind turn
ed the victory Of New WED, and the
Austrians fed before him at Dierdorr.
Frankfort, Mannheim. Zurich. Xii.
muntz, Inspruc Hall, lena, Mayde.
burg, EyIsu, Friedland; and many
other places proclaim his victories.-
ne was Dnke Of Elchilegen, grand ca
gle OF the Legion Of Honor, and Mare.
schal Of the Empire.
Ney recognized the mendicant in
the midst Of the crowd that surround
ed him. He motioned him to advances
spoke to him kindly-and ended by
telling him that he Who had fought 30
6ravely with him should no longer beg
"tou wilt receive pension from me,
to commence from this dav. and it
shall never cease, he added but with
the death OF one Of u.s."
Alas. he himself was destined tn
preeede the beggar To the tomb. A
few days more Of life and glory were
yet reserved for him, and fortune,
which il was said delighted TO lead hin,
onward, prepared already to withdraw
her support from him and oyerwhelm
him with terrible calamity.
Nevertheless, the space that separa
ted him from his doom. was filed with
victories and With honor. The battle
OF Moskwa-the retreat from Moscow.
where he alone preserved some wrecks
OF the French army-the organization
OF new army at Hanau-,he battles
ot Bautzen and of Dresden, place him
among the most celebrated command
ers that ever lived. The Swedes dri.
ven. from Dessau; the battle Of J.eipsic,
Briaots, Montmirial and Craon, blot
entirely from the remembrance the ad
vantage gained over him BY Bulow.
Thus were accomplished the desti
MES ot two poor soldiers who started
both from the same goal. One died
Prince ct Moskwa. and was shot; the
other, the same as he has been for the
last forty three years, stretches forth
each day, TO the passengers, an arm
all n.utiiated, and in pitiable accents
supplicates charity.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

We arc aware that many of orr grave readers
have no relish for what arc termed "LovE Sro-
Rrs;" but IL will be rccollccted that Il is Our bu
sines' to minister to the apprtites Of hundreds
With tastes as varied rs the universe itself The
'ubio'ned sketch has the merit Of being well writ
ten; and we arc sure many Of our juvenile friends
will find something in 1t to elevate and improve
their affections
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THE MENDICANr OF cAMpRAY

Stationed, always. at the exterior
entrance Of the gate Of Paris, he
stretches forth mutilated arm to the
travellers and passengers. and mingles
with his iam-ntaLle complications for
charity, q name replete with recollec-
tions.
HIS physiognomy, strong marked,
bears the indelible stamp Of misery
and its fatal consequences. A low
forehead, the dimensions Of which Gall
would accuse Of Incapacity dull eyes;
features debased by low and scr,iIc
habits--disclose 10 the eye Of the OBJ
server being whom misery and con.
tagious examples have branded from
his earliest youth. There only remains
with him, that selfish instinct Of pre-
servation and wr..being which emo.
bles, which purifics even. To a certain
degree. well-dieccted education but
which, Ut not combat;ed with, Supplies
aud debasss.
And YET. nevertheless, this miscra-
bic being "a, in some measure, associa-
ted with one Of those extraordinary
des'inies, mixtures Of unheard-of glory
and fatal reverses, which are taxed
with improbabiIity in q romance, and
OF which the French Revolution offers
so many wonderful examples.
One evening in the year 1897, MA
LAss'RT. with many Of his comrades,
soldiers like himself, in the Chasseurs
de 'infiniiie were carousing in a cobn
rH Of Donay. The hussars Of the Col.
ond General Regiment caroused, like.
wise, IN the same chamber. The bac.
chaGaliaus. enlivened by the wine they
had drank, raised their joyous and moi.
sy voices. and sang to choir. A young
Lorrainer who was sitting in the lnidsi
of the hussars, more mirthful still, ell.
evatcd his voice. and sang in tone a.
bOve all the rest. This displeased
Mailsssart. Heated, moreover, by am.
pie lIbations, he grossly abused til,
young hussar--the hussar replied-in
suits passed between ihem-sabrc,
were quickly drawn, and a frightful
cut from his antagonist divided the 81
news Of the right hand Of MaIlassart.
No longer able, on account OF hi,
wound, 10 perform military duty, h,
returned to his native city. There,
without energy ard without enterprise
he dragged forth miserable and vana
bond iife, where labor would have Of
fcred better, and especially NOR,
honorable existence. lie even com
United robbery, and cxpiated his Of
fence by five long years Of impsison
iDent.
lie had been released from prisor
several months, when one day he saw
all the garrison Of Cambray dawn on
and under arms. IL was passed IN 70
view By a Duke, and NaresehsI q
France. He pressed through tie crow,
% see. more advantageously. The cele
bratcd warrior who occupied a static
so brilliant and SO elevated.
II was the hussar who he'd wonnJe
him II was Miehsel Ney.
While he, miserable mendicsni
> suffered all that idleness. misery an
= vice have, Of the most hard and a.
= most infamous--ihe man with whor
ice had once crossed weapons IN sinaI
. combat, and Wiih whom he once stoo
= on an equality, was now a celebrate
' commander. F0r him, lMalassari
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lie who thinks 10 stife HE desires by
gralihcaliob, resembles him who tries
10 exiingsIsba ire With heaps Of straw.
lie who EATERS you ipordinateiy,
either has deceived yoa. o. wishes ~
deceive you.
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rnox TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

Anecdotes, and especially those which treat Of
celebrated Percentages, are received and read with
pleasure. MAREscusL My holds "a very consp,c-
uous station among the great men Of modern
times, no one will dispute: have, thcrcf r.,
translated the following one relating to him, think
ing that It would be entertaining to the readers of
the Gazette. n
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fir Cdrriage.--A gentleman in the
north OF Devon having constructed q
small model for applying the power Of
Condensed air TO lathes, &c. observing
that Mr.. ofdham, Of London, had sue
eeedcd 10 producing a more powerful
engine Tor propelling carriages, he COM
municated with Mr.. Fordham upon the
subject, and theerssuit may be inter.
esting TO scientific men. Mr.. Ford
hams ingenious plan consists Of two
ar cylinders with connecting rods,
communicating the power by eranks
to the wheels. The recipients may be
placed under the axle or in the bedy
OF the carriage. When the air 10 con.
densed into the recipients, it will re-
main there for months, with unimpair.
ed elasticity. Each recipient 10 IL
inches diameter, by 81 inches long;
capacity $40 feet, into Which 40
cubic feet Of air may be compressed.
The expense Of drawing coaches by
horses 10 about Is. per mile, and by
condensed air il would probably be 6J,
and IN many cases only III. In 1898,
the number Of miles run by stage
coaches 10 England, exclusive Of the
mails, was $500, 900, and the proba-
BILE number 81 hiles run BY s,sge coach
%, including the mails. 10 10000, 900.
The cost Of the horse keep 20 the
country is four millions per snnum.
Of which three millions may ~ saved,
and 40 making this saving, bot q
man need be thrown ost Of empioy >
men;, and . very improved method og
travelling would be introduced. IL
IS probable that stesm Carriages will
succeed eventually, when country ken :
temen will no doabt prefer = clean
and elegant air carriage " one pro-
PEELED by steam.
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If There IL any act which deserxe

L. d. LAyDoy.
IL there is any act which deserves
deep and bitter condemnation, il is
that Of trifling with the inestimabic gift
of woman's affection. The female
heart may be compared TO q delicate
harp-over which the brea,hings Of
early affection wander, until each ten.
der chord is awakened to tones Of in.
cffable sweetness. IL is the music of
Che soul which is thus called forth-a
music sweetsr than the fall Of foun-
tains or the song Of Houri in the Mos
LENS Paradise. But VIZ for the deli
cate fashionins Of that harp If change
pass over the love which first called
forth its hidden harmonies. lie. ne.
g!cct and cold unkindness sweep over
ITS delicate strings, and they will break
one after another-slowly perhaps
bnt surely. Unvisited and unrequited
by the light Of love, the soul like me
iody, will be hushed in the siricken
bosom-like the mysterious harmony
OF the Egyptian Statue, before the com
ing OF the sunrise.
have been wandering among the
sravcs--the lonely aud solemn graves.
l love at times 10 do so. | feel a me-
lanchoiy not unallied to pleasure in
communing with the resting place oil
those vho have gone before me--to 20
forth alone among the thronged tomb.
stones, rising from every grassy undu.
lation like the ghostly sentinels Of the
departed. And when l kneei above
the narrow mansion Of Que whom
have known and loved in life, | feel a
strange assurance that the spirit Of the
sleeper IS near me--a yiewless and mi
nIstering angel. II is a beautiful phi
losophy, which has found it's way un.
sought for aad mysteriopsly into ia,
silence Of my heart--and If il be onl
dream--the unreal imagery Of fan
cyl pray God. that may never a
waken fTom the beautiful drlusion.
] have been this evening by IN,
grave Of Emily. II has a plain whit,
tombstone, half hidden by flowers. an,
you may read its mournful cpitAph il
the clear moonlight, which falls upor
!, like the smile Of an Angel. through
an opening in the dropping branches
Emily was a beautiful girI-ihe faires
OF our village maidens. think I Sc,
her now, as she looked when the love,
one--ihc idol Of her affections, wa
near her with his smile of con.ciou
triumph and exuIting love. She la,
Then seen but eighteen summers. an,
her whole being seemed woven Of ih
dream Of her first passion. The ot
ieei Of her love VAS proud and way
ward being--whose naughty spirit ne
Yer relaxed from its habitual sternnesl
save when he found himself w IN
presence Of the young and beaut,fc
creature. who had trusted her all O
the venture Of her VOW ana wh
loved him with the con6diug earnes
ness OF pure and devoted heart. ~
tufe had deprived hin Of the adyant,
yes Of outward grace aud beauty; 90
q was the abiding CONSEQUENCES
tbs, which gave TO his interoour,
With society character Of pride at
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From the Ncw-England Weekly Review.
THE FORSAKEN GIRL.

ri ). g. wHITTILR.
They partcd--as all lovers part
She with her wronged and broken heart
Bot he, rejoicing he is free,
Bounds like the captive from his chain;
And wilfuliy believing she
Hath found her liberty again.
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IONG NAME

The Commander Of one Of our yes
sells some time since called the crew
on deck, and asked them se,ersl,y
their respective names. One Of the
crew being asked his name, inquired
1t he wished his whole name, he repli-
ed he did. The sailor then said he
was chris'ened by the name of Vance
Vance Lance Van Troop Loudtrop
Launder Slough; but thai, for short.
ness, he was generally called jun jim
ming.
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Prom the Nc~-Brm,~ica Courier.

Ihe above contains . regular adver-
usement Tor a wife, in rhy me, SO trans
posed IS TO form six lines Of five feet
EACH and TO be read with or without
transportation. An snswer in the same
way - requested.
We suppose that the lady Who first
answers this ingenious advertiser, 10 70
receive him rs q pr,ze.1
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Mr.. Bopfanti advertises n new arti.
Gle IN the New York papers: A rock-
ct umbrella which can be expanded
instantly TO size calculated to shell
ter from sun or rain.
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My dear, said gallant to a lady,
rs they we're returning from . musical
assembly on the ice, NOW if YOU don't
L sharp, you'll b Hat.' That re.
P'ied the lady, would sorely be ID
1t you saw . lady in such
. psedicsment. wouId'nt you come and
meet hers' Common metre - said he.
'egad, II person measures her length
upon the ice, call it long and particu-
lar metrs.'
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Il Scene. was a witness. ON
"wednesday last. Of a singular scene on
board Ut one Of the Philadelphia steam
boats. A female. who was projecting
an eiopement irom her husband. came
on board with her two children and
her paramount. The party appeared in
great gles for sometime after The de-
parture Of the boat from the wharf
Their hilarity was, however. inter
rupted by the obtrusion OF all iniperti-
nent Nisage from the cabin door. which
proved 10 be that Of the husband Of tho
lady. The latter, Gu perce,,inp the
same. attempted Ia throw herself over
board, but being prevented IN accom-
p'i.hins that object, she, As in duty
bound, fell into hysteric fits--on reco-
sering from which. her island reliev-
ed hev Of from two to three thousand
dollars OF his property, and desiring
to be put ashore at the first landing
place, was landed with his children.
leaving the misguided woman to wend
her seli-sousht way Of shame and dis.
erase. y. y.
". j. Gszcste.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

DUkoU AN toa decree OF TIE Superior
n Court OF ChaEcery, for the Lynchbure
District pronounced on the 18th of October.
1928, in the case Of Pollard vs.. Wright ,tbe
undersigsed Marshal oil the said court, will sell
10 the highest bidder. for cash. on FRIDAY
the LIST day OF October, 1880. (if fair, II not, the
next falr day iherealier,) selling on the premi
ses IN the town OF Lynchburg, the following
lots, TO wit {: one lot in the rear of the Melht-
dist Meeting House, 81 feet by ~, one undiy-
deh moieiy Of a lot a, the junction of 9TH street
aud Ord alley, containing quarter OF an acre,
that desirable residence for small family. adj
joining c. Anthony, on Al street, lot contains
Of an acre, houses insured at $1,000. part
of lot No l37. on 9th street and lst alley, a lot
containing 4 an acre ON the cut skirts OF the
town, lot Vi three acres, near the residence of
the late Col. WIN. b Lynch, and any other
lots IN 'hr said decree mentioned. And before
my Office door, on the same day, two small
tracts Of land, the one in Bedford, on the waters
of Goose Creek. adjoining the lands OF Nj.
Wilton, MIR. Howell aud others, containing
92 acres and on ON the turnpike road. near
the Friends Meeting House. containing 90 or
seventy acres. The above property will be
sold subject to tire dover right. if any, of Mrs.
Ann o. Wrish. 7. A. HOLCoMBE, M
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NEW ARRIVALS OF
(GEI8Ap GOODS
9Th mo. OH,

HE SUBSCRIBERS have just received a
splendid a"d general assortment III Nav
aud FWhlonhblr Guuds, suitable Tor the present
aud approaching SEASON, which they are deter
mined 10 sell 1T tue MOI reduced prices AID nj
less than en- H. offered ny any other muse IN
this market consisting OF the following, VIZ:
100 pieces Points, OF the lhsst aud most fash
ionabe aiylos from l. ~ TO % cents
10 pieces super Gughams, new styla
II dozei Brazilian Tuck aud SIDE Combs
Braut iul lot Levantlne Handk Is. very cheap
Case Nanteen Grapes, sup. quality. and eheap
Splendd assortment Belt aud Guard Ribbons
Green Barge and Green Gauzc Webs, hand
some an1 cheap
Il ant ful lot Fancy Brads
swiss Mull, India aud lneonct Muslins and
Cambrics
Handsome Inserting Trimmings
SILK add Cotton Cor
Cotton aud Linen Diapers, nil qualities n widths
SpleuIid assert uCut silks, beautiful shades
NV and fnshionRb tTavats
WHIT. green, blue ,trtw and black Florences
Wntc ana black NJ I,el,nes
Foundation NnI,rs
Ladr~' and Gentlcmcn's Beaver, lid and II
s. Gloves
Good assortment Blankets, ro.e, doille aud
Ioini, very cheap
Handsome lot tlotns, all shades, uncommonly
low
WooIon Goods Of oll descriptions
Large sto.k CROWN and beaehed Domestics
Pitd do
IRISH L,n'rs and Linen Cambria Han ma
kthhnp Nifr and Wire Ribbon
. CO. IL. som Cotton, fro II the best FaetorIe,
% the Iniied States
o,v'r,' s.scs Bolivats, cheaper than ever ofle,
I'd }" TINS market
Hearth Rigs, Bed T'ekmgs aud Furnitur,
| Fumes
! llnrlwnre. Cutlery aud Groceries
Good assortment School Books
! Is sides u great many other desirable &c od4
| cheaper than ever onrred IN this or my othr
| market TURNER d KERR
Sept - /,
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
richmond, Virginia.

RiChBtond, Virginia.
a kfHF Subscriber ha,iog leased ihii Old and
IL well known Esshi nment for term of
years, takes this opportunity 10 announce ~ his
friends aud the public generally and particular
ly to the former visitors Of the house, that It
will he opened for the accommodation ofcomps-
ny. on the first Of Oc,ober--It is nov undergo
ing thorough repair, and will he Gtied up 10 .
plain hut neat style. with beds, bedding, aud
Other necessary furniture, all new, and OF the
hest kind. His servants are attentive and expe,
rienced, aud his Bar-keepers polite and socome.
dhing.---Bis Bar shall nj all times be sunnlied
with the best liquors AMI wines. aud hi. fable
with the most choice delicaces the season
which the CITY aud country can afford and he
naiters himself. that by uIrpmttino st,.ntion
10 his business, that he will give entire sn,isf,c
ton ia MI who may favor hun with their ron,-
psuy.
The WASHINGTON HOTEL il situated IN
the most pleasant part ofihe CITY, immpdjntelv
opposite the Capitol aud Contiguous to all the
Public Offices, and but n short distance from,
the Theatre. the Banks, the Basin. The Ware
houses, and the Offices of the PRINCIPAL M,lI.rs
Of the eiiy and At the same me sufficiently IN,
removed To afford gentlemen q apiei rotr.at
when they wish TO retire from the hustle aud
noise of the streets. s0rh are the local ndyso.
'nges of this house thai may venture 10 affirm
that gentlemen visiting Rich mond. either for
business or for pleasure, vii find il one o I, the
most pleasant sltnalion. IN the CIT,
In addition to what transient custom he nsv
be favored WITH the subscriber will be able ~
Accommodate hesnigjiee ar thirty hone
DERS. by the week, month, or wear. on the
most reasonable terms ROBERT &. MACON.
Gooehtand Court House.
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Beach's Carriage Manufactory.

<nHE .uhscrihers nform their friends and
-. The public generally. that they have opened
shop on main street, n lev doors below the
Fraaklin Hotel LyOchbutg, where they offsr
Tor sale new supply Of Pleasure Carriages, 1T
reduced prices. for cash. where those who wish
10 purchase vii find AS great variety rs at n
ny other establishment III Virginia. All re.
pairing will be executed with npalness and dis
pach. by IL & II Il. BEACH
For further information, The pubIicare referred
to Thomas A. iiolcombe, at the Frank in
Hotel.
June % wts
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NDICtTION.-rhe ner, session
n a OF my School will commence on the 9th
instant. Terms tor the session Of D months.
For beginners Sl2 90
For those more advanced II
No pupil will he received for less iime than
from the day Ut enry 10 TIM end Of the session.
shall he assisted by NV sister Martha
~ Is. NV School will be removed 10 house
belonging 10 Jeb" Williams, IN the neighbor-
hood OF my residence.
h. b. TOWNLEY.
9th mo. 9th IFS
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DIGGE ) OFFICE
T.vuchh urp Sent - 1870

DlGGEo' OFFICE
Lynchburg. Sept. %. 1880.
Drawn Numbers 10 the Grand Consolidated
Lottery, Glass Ma. 8, for 1880.
| - 81 81 p 1 % 10 ~,
Several pretty itle p'lze. sold in this scheme
Drawn numbers in the Dismal Swamp Letter,
class No. a. Tor 1890,
"A 40 % 80 3 ID 3 10 II.
Renew your small prizes in the splendid Union
Canal Lottery, No. H. ~ be drawn on the
% h inst. Capitals S20.0O0-Slo ,OO0-S5, 900
81 O00--S3, o00-S2, oO0-2c &c.
Cal! quickly at DiGGES' OFFICE
OF Luck, l., ncb. Va.
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LYNCHBURG COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
The Board oi Managers OF the Lvnchburg
COLONIZATION Society are requested 70 meet
tbs AFTERNOON, ai5 O'clock, AT the room
in the rear OF Mr.. g. Wards Lottery Oiice
As business OF Importance will be lad before
the Board toll attendance ofthe Members Is
solicited. X. H. TOLER Secretary.
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nyoVepS Gugel,.

t'ty Of Nen York Sept. 81, 1890
consideration Of an agreement tins dav
u entered into with John Dove. Of Richmond
Virginia, lhereb, constitute aud appoin him
my Agent in AMI fort1e state Of Virsl
o. HALsTED.
CIV n R'cbr oud r Street Empowered
nv The above, now oiler my services 10 tina
afflicted with Dyspepsia Having just returned
IRON Ne" YORK, where had ample opporluni-
lies OF testing The entire efficacy of said Hal
'teds melhoh Of cure, hs daily intercourse ana
conversation with from 10 10 20 of nj, naticu,.
WHOSE dsesses mad resisted the ablesI medical
advice IN Europe and America and have no
hesitation IA pron0uncng It SAFE, certain and
permanent, when well Understood AMI faitbG,llv
Pfae'sed' JOHN DOVE.
Sept %. 1vv;c
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WARDS OFFICE, !
September 23d, 1880. {

10 81 81 y 20 IL ~,
were the numbers drawn for the Grand Con
solidaled Lottery. 9Th class, for l83O--and
ii Do % 30 3 10 10 II
were the Nos. drawn Tor the Dismal swamp
Lottery, 18th class, for 1880, on tho 18th inst.
Cab at WARDS OFFICE
and renew your small prizes for tickets IN the
Union Canal Lottery. one the mos, splendid
ever drawn ia the United STATES, containing pri-
yes of $50 0oO-IO .000-5. 0o0-and Tickets
only so; draws a, Philadelphia on Saturday
the 9TH nst.-No time TO baost in securing
Tickets.
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Female SCHOOL,.

EHiSS Ann Il. J. GORDON bees leave TO
WE inform her patrons aud friends. thai he
neat SESSION of her School will commence on
Monday the fourth of neat mouth, October
Terms ms heretofore, ten dollars Tor the session
OF five months
" Inc subscriber residing convenient tn
several of the best female schools IN town.
would take "A lew bosrd-ts nj $40 ger month.
JOHN NJ. GORDON.
Sept p. duff
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Valuable Stannton Lands

1SlOk kENi VIII be offered for rent. on
- SATURDAY the ninth day Of October, the
tlNn'ntions nj present. in the occupancy of Alb
ner + tlh~av They lac immediately At
WArd's Brd2r, /" P'usylvanla county. extend.
'ng mnr nm i" "all up and down the river
embracing Rp7"t loo acres 10" grounds, with
a" equal quantity OF cleared upands-all Of
best quality. nodr' good fences. aud in snirnbl.
s"itis, viii good tobacco barns Tho road
being ono of the most public leading Ia Iv,rb,
brrg, affords an excellent market tot all the
grain raised On this place
LYNCH DILLARD.
Sept % w.t.