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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-02
.Enret9m RetDg,
FROM the baltimore dnerican of Nov. %
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

.O"s S.e DottnIOTe dmertcdn OF Nor. %
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.
Rejection ofthe Reform Bill 6y the House
OF Understandable Of the remain
der Of the Polish Army- Establishment of
I: RassiGn Provisional Government in
Potand-Ryection ef TIE Herediidgu
Peerdgs in France
The packet ship Sully, at New York,
from HavEe, brings Paris papers to the
18th and Havre to the i3Eh October.
both inclusive. Our correspondents of
the New York Courier and Mercantile
Advertiser have transmitted us proof
slips, from which we make the highly
interesting extracts which follow:
The most important information is tl,e
announcements that the Refsrm Bill was
rejected, sans ceremanie, in. the British
House Of Lords at kalf past o clock on
the morning, of the Sth of October, by a
majority of Ill. Gilignani's Paris Mes
senger of the 18th Oct. thus announces
the event. "The interesting struggle
in the British House of Peersterminated
as we were yesterday enabled in brief
circular, to announce to readers in Par
is. and its vicinity, in the rejection of the
Reform Bill, by majority ofFoRTY- ONE!
A Telegraph Despatch acquainting Gov
eminent with this important event,
reached the FOfeign Office Yesterday
morning and at late hour last night we
received by Extraordinary Express from
our London Correspondence an abstract
of the proceedings in the Lords down to
half past & o'clock on Saturday morning,
when the division took place. Lords
Wynford, EldoR, Lyndhursey Tenerden,
the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Duke
of Gloucester, and Lords Hare wood and
Barham opposed the Bill which was
supported by the Lord Chancellor, and
Holland, the DIXIE of Sussex, and Lord
Hastings. Earl Grey replied at great
length; and in conclusion declared tb at
he had considered he had Only done his
duty in proposing measgre that he
deemed essential TO the tranquility oil
the country. The reflections OF the Bill
would disseminate discomfort and dissat-
islaction; but he would not abandon the
king as Tonga as there was any chance or
hope of his being useful to the Sove-
reign and the country. immense cheer
ing.]
The Bar was then cleared FOR g diyi-
4 sion xgbor fha-o
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Majority against Ministers Ill
On the result of the division being an
nophced it was received in profound ST.
lence."
10 London on Friday the 9Th October,
at O'Clock, p. NJ. Consols for account
closed at 30 rs buyers. Consols fell on
the 9Th ! per ceBt. Many rumours
were ailoat IN the city, as to the future
acts Of the ministers. A new ministry
with the Duke ofRichmond at rs head
was spoken Of Another rumour nre-
vailed that the King had determined TO
probe Parliament, aud create new peers
from the oldest sons OF Peers favorable
to the Bill.
A Postscript to The Havre Journal Of
the lltb says: A courier extraordinary
has just arrived from London, from whom
we learn, that just as he left the city great
etfervescence manifested itself among
the people that serious troubles were on
the point of breaking out, and that in or
der to protect himself from an attack
Wellington had barricaded bis house.
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-GRfe-
SPECTRAL ILLUSIONS.

SPECTRAL ILLUSIONS.
A lady whom | attended some years
ago, in slight feverish disorder, saw
distinctly party of ladies and gentle
men sitting round her bed-chamber, and
q servant handing something to them in
d tray. The same continued, in great
er or less degree for several days, and
was varied by spectacles Of castles and
churches, Of a very brilliant appearance
as if they had had been built of finely
cut chrystal- The patient had from the
first a full impression that this was NOR
bid affection of vision connected with
the fever, and amused herself and her
attendants by watching. and describing
the changes in the scenery. A gentle
man who was also patient of mine, OF
an irritable habit and liable to variety
OF uneasy sensations in his head, was
sitting alone in his dining room, in the
twilight, the door Of the room beine a
little open; he saw distinctly a female
figure enter, wrapt in mantle, and the
face concealed in large black bonnet
She seemed to advance few steps to-
wards him and then stop, He had a full
conviction that the figure was an illu.
sion OF the vision, and amused himself
for some time by watching 1T at the
sane time observing that he could see
through the figure, SO as to perceive the
lock OF the door, and other objects be-
hind it. AtIength, when he moved hi:
body little forwards, it disappeared.
I 1bercyombie on Intellectual Pouers
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From Porter's Health Almanac.

In damp wet and chilly weather keep
the feet warm and dry. Soft wollen
stockings, and stout thick soled shoes. are
important preservations Of health. 1t is
. most pernicious practice to wear warm
stockings and shoes during the day and
to change them after night for those of a
more himsy texture. Many fatal cold
has, in this manper, been contracted
Many persons habituate themselves
70 taking large quantities Of food, sA the
supposi.ion that it is necessary for the
support Of their strength. In this they
commit very great error. BY large
Quantities Of food the stomach is over
distended, and losses part Of its powers
lit therefore performs its Office imper-
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Aug. and tne British ships had all left
Macoa.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-02

Major HordyesSki.--A Polish Patriot
arrived at Boston last week and is lo5p-
ing at the commercial Coffee House -
lie belonged to the army Of Lithuania
who ssught refuge in Prussia. lie was
Imprisoned, escaped, was again taken
and again imprisoned at aallau. lie
then escaped OH board Aan American
vessel. IIe Intends 70 return, if he can
to the service of his country. lie has
declined pecuniary assistance.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-02

Execution ofhc ConDicfs.-WrLmrve-
roN, IN. c. Nov. l6-On Saturday
last about IL o'clock, the six slaves con-
demned atthe late Superior Court, were
hung, in pursuance Of the SENTENCE. 49,.
[ Recorder.
We learn that two slaves charged with
Conspiracy 70 make insurrection, were
tined at the last session of the Superior
Court for the county Of SAMPSON, and
found GUILTY. We have heard no par,
tlcularS relative to the sentence Of the
Court Recorder.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-02

We learn that ROBERT PoTrE1, the
Representative elect to Congress, from
the Granville District, has resigned his
seat, and that Governor STOKES has issu-
ed writ of Election to supply the va
cancy. The election is to be held on
the 10Th December.-Raleigh, IN. C1
Register.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-02

FROM CEIINA.-By the brig o.
Pray, Captain CALDWELL, arrived at
Charleston from st. Helena, in distress.
bound to Salem, we have received the
following intelligence THE British
East India. Company sloop of war Coote,
arrived Of st. Helena 10th September,
with dispatches for England, announc-
ing that the EngliSh factories at Canton
had been broken up by the Chinese
the servants attached to the factories had
their heads taken off; the likeness of
King George torn down and trampled
under foot-the trees the factories torn
up, &c. All commerce between the En-
glish and Chinese ceased after the 10th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07
A.aW SCHOOL,.

EHHE subscriber intends Opening, neat hll,
u aLaw School, in the iosn OF Stanton TO
be eon,inned permanently. " adequate eoeour
sgement should be received. The mode o
instruction will be course OF lectures aud
study, and Irrquent examinations. In order
10 devote the gres,er part Of his tine TO the
proposed school. he will. from It's commence
neni conhne his prs c,ice TO the Court Of Ap
peals al Lesi.burg. aud the Federal and Cir
cult Superior Courts IN Siaunton. 1hs first
session will begin on the 1s of October, and
continue until the Isl Of July neat following,
without inter mission, except during the terms
Of the Federal and Circuit Super Courts.
The tuition fee per session, will bs seventy-G,e
dollars. Persons desir"us OF becoming pupils
" please communicate The tact 10 The subsori
1er, by letter, as soon as practicable aud
prompt atehtion viii be gwen 10 the inquiries
which they may think proper 10 make.
BklScoE g. BALDWIN.
Ylaunton. May 3. VIA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07

TfNHE subscriber respectfully Informs the
"a public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line of business
and, also, that he has made arrangements
winch WIZ enable him at NIL times, ant, at the
shortest notice, TO supply those who may favor
him with their patronage with Coaches. Gips
6aroueh-s, or any other description Of Car
RACES from Newark, IN. J.) which is known
to De the very best Munutactory ofsuch articles
tn me wortd. Arrangement, have also been
made WIN manufactures in Philadelphia aud
given eau always be Immediately sunolied'
lhs subscriber likewise confines 10 carrv
on me Carriage making business, and is pr e.
pared to make Carriages Of any description
winch may be wanted by those who prefer the
asme manufacture. He will also do any Mind
" ..paHs on the cheapest terms, aud in the
Aag. 80 -,
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June 80

vnNHE undersigned, appointed Trustees by
the Court OF Amherst. under Il deed
made IN the year lSO5, by William 1hurmond,
oil the County OF Amherst, which said deed was
for the brnfi of Lucy Ihurn.oud, the vile uI
The said William. and as well as tnei, children,
The said William and Lucy bsyIng both de-
parted this life, the Undersigned desrr 10 lose
theT trust, by dischargIns such debis and
such only rs are chafgeabe upon the fund
and thereafter TO surrender to The persons tn
titled thereto, the estate Itself. Persons hold.
ing such claims will please bring them for
ward to Amherst Jaiy cont ueAt ~ order that
we may make arrangements 10 disehmge
iheu. ADDISON tALiAFERhO, I Irus-
JOHN THOMPSON, ) tees.
Amherst &. ". June 3 i31J
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riel Mont Stage Route.

81 EavES Washington AZ noon on Tuesday,
IN Thursday and Saturday passes through
The counties OF F4iffax, Prince Riiiiam. Fau-
o,us,, cuipepe,, Mqdison. Orange, hs6eHcrfe,
Nelson. Amtera, 10 Lyneh6utg--the"ce
trough Campbell aud Pthytean,d to Dcn'
,.J,, and thence to Salem. North Caroline
Al which place il intersee's The Lite to tue
Goig. Region, and tie Line 10 Columbia. III
gusta MilLsdgeuiHe, sc.
lime 10 Daariiie distance oil 2o8 miles,
three and half days. Fare. eighteen dollars.
TIL, route branches at Ly1tchoHg and rI'Is
IN Salsa. IA. at which pirce II mtersecis the
Volieu Liasto Tennessee, .3idbamn. &c.
Distance from Washington to Salem, riga
mia 253 miles. Time, 81 days, fare ST. 20.
From Lguchbarg the Snhsef'hsr also owns
Line to the pirginid Wdiering Places, travel
led all OF ether IN ine day time defiance iU3
miles. Fare, So So
From Washington 10 Columbia. by my route,
the distance IS 624 milrs-by Richmond OH
miles. 10 augusta 10 MHedgeoiiit &c. the dis-
lance by NV toute is nearer then that by Hic'i-
mond. i 2 From six 10 niue hours allowed
for sleep for each night. The accommodations
are believed to be good throughout but the
hest accommodations TO Danvllle, 20 salem.
Va. md Tue Watering Places are provided by
WIN. SMITH, CWpeper, c. H. ia.
Nav 81 L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07

TuNnF suDseTiueTs T"sp.cuuiiy inIu'm unIt
friends aud oustoIpers, they ere pAnutst-
tociag AVID receiving from their NORTHERN man
factories a good supply Of one and Two hors .
Bar .uebes, with number OF Other Csrriag.,,
81. h as Gigs, Suletys. Baghys, &c. also u
newly CONSTRUCTED CatriaEe--suilabI and
convenient Tor Family use, which they offer
Tor sale al The loves, prices. Any person wish
!nk al article in their line of business would DO
~fslio call a, their old dsnd, near the loetr
end of msin.sueet, Lynehbrg, where they
san select Il ON erea, variety Of Carriages.
IY All orders for Carriages from any pari
Of tho Country will be thankfully received aud
nes liy executed v iih despatch.
90 Repairing douR at the shortest notice by
II. X. BEACH g. Go.
lame % WIS
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REMOVAL.

NE subscriber has taken the Bell Tavern
al Nelson Court House, (Lovings on. ]
Mnere he is now ready &c receive all persons
" ""S may favor him With their company, and he
,hs ses himself to use every exertion to rive
'"e most general saiisfa c,ion.
Ills house is situated nenr ,bs c,u
ana is large and commodous nj. $40 = y,
o'ich' and calculated to hold from ,o,,. ~ Co.
m .;, Is likewise plenti(ully sunnl,sJ
W." gram, fodder. &c. which. with The at,so
'on y, ecoa and faithful servants he aai,s, :
"'''Ss" VIII ent'ile him 10 patronage.
Nsls0n c. II. Oct. 81. D. "a W T. b,
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LAIV 10 l'U1l IS ALE.

,, WISH ~ sci! tract OF land lying ~ Am
Il horst county, four miles from the Conri
hoase, on Buialoe River, adjoining the lands
oil Col, Pierce, Mr.. Thos. Apping and Others,
COM iuns Que hundred aud seventy acres,
neatly one half in woods, n part OF which Is h'sl
rata tobacco land, 1h,s land is OF The besl
quality IN thal neighborhood, the dwelling
house ls very comt.riabe one, 8 rooms beios
with porch, two rooms above stars, two good
stsue chImneyS. aud rs certainly one ei the
hhndslIn"sI Situations in Amherst county com
Portable out houses, good apple orchard and
abounds With the best OF springs Mr.. John
Dlllaid ~ lhs neighbOrhood, Of MIR. Gideon
Gooch, who lives on the place. will shew il to
any person wishing 10 purchase. Terms &c
commodaiIng I ah suIrous - SCI, nd ~ ould
take IN exchange isuds IA obio
Z. IiMBERLAkE.
Feb. 10 ,ds
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CASH fur Negroes.

SyVeE the Subscribers have stationed our
W selves at Lynchbufg. and wish 10 pur-
chase large number OF SLAVES, OF oil dcs.
crip,ion.. tor the purpose Of increasing cur
planting interest IN Alabama. We have made
oar purchase IN part. and ATE eAireme', AMI
iaus 10 complet, il rs Soon us possible. ferl
sons Wishing 70 dispose OF such properly WI
do well 10 call anl q us before they sell.
Neoan he found by snquuing at Mesr'. Nil.
Ter a, Roberts, y, Nr John X. d. Psyne's.
or al MIR. James c. Moremsn's Tavern.
P. j. WEAVER,&
STEPHEN BEA>LEY.
NIB. Also, q BLACKSMITH and Carpenter
,ean,ed. ". & b.
Jane2 90 10
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LAEGSF
A R ri Al ..
KYLE Il RORLAND


ER ESPECTFUElY iaIorm Their friends
Es, and the pabi,c, that they have ja't recet
ypd dreci from New York aud Phiiadflphls,
additional supplies of Staple and faney Goods,
which render Jheir sssofinent a. present. large
aud complete.
A.,oae the new arrivals, are the following.
via:
/ case splendid new style Prints. variety Of
patterns
Muslins
10 pieees extra fac Cd Jaconet
20 dp Belt Ribbon, new and beautifpl pat.
terms
s dozen snlendit Swiss Grapes and Collars
10 piece. liae kruiag, warranted all superior
do Msitioness best blsck Italian Lus-
tfing
A very handsome assortment fancy Colonreo
Grapes and Crepe LENSES
dozen Extra SIZE Shell Tuck Combs
do Medium do de-
u do extra Bile do
80 bores best Pons
. pieces Black PrBnella--a new an handsome
article for Gentlemen's Summer wear
. pieces Extra Brown DnlIing
do white do
Q " very best whi;e Marseiles
10 Extra fne Brown Hollaud
8 Bales Gerssn aud British Oznahurgs
| bale rs Ticklenburgs. very superior aft'-
Gle
10 bales Domestic Goods-oonprising good
assorimeni Of 3 / IA aud b-4 bleached and
Brown Drmesiios
10 pieces very stout Blue Drilling
20 do Hamilton stripes
A few pieces "A b I'd Ticking
An extensive assortment OF Cotton Yarn, from
the Petersburg Factory.
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The Aynchhurg Mills

n RE now ready for he reception oil me
az new crop Of Wheat Our friends andihe
Firm RS generally ara respectfully requested
10 see Va before disposing OF their crops, as VT
are disposed 10 make such ofiars as " III b.
satisfactory to them.
JOHN g. c. Z. LYNCH.
?. s. We are about er, citing Lumber lIouse
on main street. near the I'm on Hotel Tor The -.
cepiiJn of Whest--which will obtiate tbs in
convenience AID sonieI'mes diff Guilty Of gttung
10 the mil With It.
June 80 IA
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Cash for Wheat .nd Hemp.
9MlH, BAGWELL Il Co. vii pay the
- highest CASH price for wheat delivered
al The Black Water Mls, aud for Hemp deliy-
cred at their Store. Ihey have on hand a
qaaLtty OF Sugar, Moas,eU, COTE, Salt and
Bacon-which Will be suld at very low rates
June 81 N2m
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Hand for sale.

AhA ACRES OF LAND, g miles
Il VVV west OF Henry Csur, house,
on the Carolina Road, with a Two story dwell
ling house, briek kitchen, dairy AID smoke
house, a store end lumber house, NO stor,
barn, and many other convenient houses Tor
III" accommodation Of lar = family a ,out
800 acres enclosed IN four 6elds-about le0 "a
cres good bottom. The land wen wa,.red-
ahou, four hundred ac'os OF good toba co Ian d
yet to clssi--all well tinbefed. 1his place 10
well known TO possess as many advantages In
ANY in this county as stand for u store il h
worth S5Oo wear further descr pilon il un.
necessary, as Il ~ presumed any person wish
ing 10 purchase will examine for ,hamseIyes
y g'eat bargain may bs had in the above land.
either Tor cash or on a Ct edit
JOHN c. IRAYLOR.
Henry co. May B VAN
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NOTICE,

nN PURSUANCE vi the provisions Nf q
y deed ofiru.t, executed tn the subscriber
by Ulysses HATCHER, On the 18th Decembp,
1923, aud recorded ia the Clerks Office of
Bedford county court. I shall, on Monday
the IS h day OF July neat, II far, IL not the
nesi fair day, az the dwelling house OF suid
hatcher, in the coUHty OF Bedford, proceed 10
sell, at public auction, 10 the highest bid der,
for cash, 2 tracts fiand conveyed and des.
tribsd in SAID deed, or SO much thereof as
shall be sufficient TO answer the purposes
therein mentioned. These lands adj oio the
lands DIP Jaer, e. Hunter, II. CLARK aud
oihsrs
The title 10 believed to he good, hut such
oni, will be conveyed as 10 vested IN me as
trustee.
d. Nj. WHARTON.
lune-0Q ,.,i.
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EyiRGiNfA.--At Rules holden in the Cerks Office
" OF the Hastings Court OF Lynchburg, the 9Th dlyof
March, le3l.-Jaines ID. Watts guardian OF Thomas
Johnson, Plaintiff against Archibald Lewis, William
Rockingham, Zacharah Cochran John Jordan, Camp
bell Frank IN, Samuel Miller, George Nyford, Samuel
Anthony, Lancaster & Marsh Samuel Steel, Samuel
Burch and Aionson Winston, Defts.
IN CIIANCERY
The defendant Archibald Lewis, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according
to the act OF Assembly and the rules of this court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
Is not an inhabitat of this country II ordered
TINT the said defendan; do appear here the first day
OF the June Court and the bill the PLAN
tiff. and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town OF
Lynchbufg for two months successfully and posted u
thetfont door ofthe courthouse in the said town
Copy-Teste,
JAMES BENAGH, Cls.
April w2p
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III . Il HlH.

sAt ~ ,. VA - I-rl
A LII persons ndebied TO the firm Of Na,han
-AlA rel Winston Il Co. and J. L. L. +. LynCh
q 70. or have had any transactions with John
Lynch, Jr. Charles l.. Lynch or myself mrt-
terence 10 the business done al Black Nater
h'lis OF Lynonbng, since she lst July, 1929,
or tnay have until the l., July, 1882, sre here
by notified to make no settlement with or paw
ment 10 any Other person than me. The public
viii disregard the advertisement of JOHN
Lynch, j.. add Charles l.. Lynch. dissolv,ng
the firms mentioned, they not having au,hofl-
ty.
The remarks handed in some time since Ia
relation 10 their adyer tisement Acre stdl
he office OF his paper, aud may appear as
was intended.
NATHANIEL UINSTON
a
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"a oIICE-io 10. @arn all rer.ons iron
" ta1i0g Tor BOND, or any part oil the
ooligatio oi @6o. given to William Dudgeon
oy me iof horse, and MAS due the fnh day
% may last, which Bond is entitled 10 a credit
u '",i'y seven doIars, and The balance lave
d" ohsei against II.
WHITLNG DAVIES.
June Is
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zlaaG Sahse,ib.y offers for sale the follow
ing valuable properly, on trims coasn
ten, with tho depressed prices Of LANDS, u
ait:
One tract Of land. a, present occupied oy
Charts L. Dibreii, i q. situated m C@mpoeh
county, on the Great Wes'ern hJao, leading
10 Richmond, about miles from Lyneheurg'
being very healthy, 1ne water. aud well umpfo-
we'd, aud every necessary building iof toe ac-
commodal ION OF genteei family,
AI.o, tract flaud situated in the neigh
boobood ofthe old Iron Works. about ihe same
distance frotu L. nchburg, containing 100 acres,
with plantation that will work 10 or IL hands
to advantage the preSeot residence oil ohrs'
Moore, Esq. Tits 10 one OF The most pfodue-
live farms 10 the county. tbs laud beiss mostly
fresh aud very 'eite aud may conveniently
be div ided, TO make Two handsome farms, s1s-
ceptbIe of gree, improvement. Any person
wishing 10 possess Liu1self Ola tract oil land OF
uncommon worth, asto fertility. convenience
10 market, health. good water &C. &C. &c Is
invited to look al ibis land. II the above men.
toned plantations are not sold in few weeks,
each Of them will be 10 rent mud possession
given on or sefore the 25th day of December
uent, with The privilege OF seeding wheat, &c
ia proper tune this fall.
also offer for sale, the Bethel Estate, late
the property Of Bennett A. Crawford, Esq. con
,sting ofthe principal pant oil the town, &c
the Ferry, with 400 acres OF land adjoining
thereto. From peculiar circumstances attend
ding ihs properly and its owner, IL may be
bought indeed cheap.
ai.o wish To scll 3 other tracts, one near
the FIST Toned land, Containing l6O acres
With d smsil Ilanlsllou, IN good order. Dut nc
bulldog, mostly wood land. One other tract
laying on the waters OF Opossum creek, ahoot
4 miles from Lynchborg. all IA woods, conta ~
ing 25f acres. One o her iIsct, lying IN An
herst, about three miles from l. yuchburg, con-
tanning 100 res. uniuproved.
All or any past oil The above men,ioced pro
perry be bought on ACCOMMODATING terms. as 10
price, time oi payment, &c. &c. GA application
10. NJ LANBE Ii
r.. have been concise ia The description
of the above named property. prtsuming III
person will purchase Without GrS viewing foI
themselves. Nj. l..
June27 wl~