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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-20

- VANITY Fair all my ne'ghbors have been,
- IN the sights that were there TO be seen
o'a and young, rich and poor, were all hurryng
r. a ", IN bargain a, Vanity Fair.
,,b man ostenta,ously came,
a l pny with his lucre liberal name
>, W.. ..,5hshed his charities every where,
i'e el 10 thought he boush, virtue a. Vanity Fair.
l,dy whose beauty was on the decline.
~ Wv, ,vsngy from age, like an over kept wine,
m''" "h, nj, ard roses teeth, pumpers and hair,
.aJ .ncreed new person from Vanity Fair.
.oo,ber so plain tina, she really resigned
n..,.nsons 10 beauty, save that of the mind,
n,sked nm half mad intellectual air.
And came back quite a genius from Vanity rair.
. .o,l;er came next and he nourshcd flag,
n =, swcrj gun, and bayonct torn TO a rag;
n, Ind foced the grim modlh of a cannon to share
p.,ovn's lwig of laurel in Vanity Fair.
il. mathematician made up his mind
%, .,ccr ut all things of n frivolous kind
A c;,cle hc vowed WIS by no means a square,
And nc thought he enlightened all VANITY Far.
Another dc.ps;ng rtfncmf mt and grace.
c,owIed nj all who were near, with frown on his
face
II. ,,;d.d himself IN bcn. rude as bear,
60 bs shone the eccentric of Vanity Fair.
cleyan, brau, with one foot in he grave,
Still followed the ladies', their shadowy slave,
CcpcesIiny his limp with a s.rut Jehonnlr-
IIc smo ,h,d down his wrinkles in Vanity Fair.
The next was an orator, longing to teach,
And to cut grea, figure by figures OF speech;
Adnner he sat in the Presidents chair,
IN attitudes purchase a, Vanity Fair.
Oar sailed on the Rcd Sea, and one on the Black
One danced on he tgh rope, and one on the slack
AMI oll were agog for he popular STARE
All made to he lions in Vanity Fair.
One raised On new docrincs his personal pride,
His pen On, the wisdom Of ages aside
The apple Of Eve, after all, was apair
So said the reformer of Vanity Fair.
A poet came last with fine rolling eye,
His shirt collar open, his neckcoth thrown by;
Such matters cvirce inspiration, he'll swear,
So he sticks up his portrait in Vanity Fair.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-20

In 1868, it was enacted una. !" o9cy notice
crossed the bounds Of Hennco co'''yh III shall
given of the establishing of the oounu' .nch Indian
be lawful for any Englshman, 10 1 W.. an Indian
or Indians SO ,ransgressins' ,'ads mob, be
looking for his hogs over tnose '',a. m, pa.,ed
k,',en to hogs bu, private murders committed
on the English.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-20

A monthly work to be entitled southern L.'era
80, I,u,noL is about TO be undertaken at Charles
ION sou,b Carolina, with Daniel D. Whitaker
ESQ. as conductor,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-20

| her agricultural pursuits, we nrono..
''me presenting to our readers ~ "o'" ','ne 10
articles on the subjec', which NAV ho ,a''eo'e
feaeh' and we earnestly request those .,h ou'
have made any valuable exnerne,,s - s ""o may
WIN detailed account Of them and Of ,ba;r :. 10
SUITS Our own experience authorize ~ - W
y TO assure our readers that regular snI,na Gu,
less b rtfieial to hogs than to eher s,oct AL ..
spread the salt en- ashes in the salt ,rousb -
mode well calculated 10 preserve the ho,l,b of ,ha
animals " "oat" VI Inc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-20
POETTCAL.
VANITY FAIR.
py THOMAS II. BAYLY, ESQ

-, v.ni,y Fair all my neighbors have been,
10 an the sights that were there TO be seen
10 10 and Young, rich and poor, were all hurrying
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-20

These are stated to have been his prec Use words
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-20

rrh man ostcnta,iously came,
a t a,,y v,,h his lucre liberal name;
=. W.. .,,jhshed his charities every where,
a., asd he though, he bought virtue a. Vanity Fair.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24
BACON ~ COS

f\lN BROWN, IN, nearly opposite III
Gloh,, Lynehhors, oncl> Tor sale, al first
eo| l. 900 lbs. NnuA B,co>, ot>"ry superior
quality, onI equal 10 any in the market
1000 Hos, principally Nnllme>; al less cosrlN Al
nele sound, aai cunrel1 superior to thr New o.
leans. Where Midlrnes are preferred, they will
b. sold A. low a. the ba2 ro0nl; the subscriber
Is determined to sell all thu he has ON hand
iltRHI>"s, bg Hc hdrici Five binds. Brown
sugar; sugar House Moa>Sc>; 1000 yards
llaN Linen; Smiths Bcllow,'> and An,is.
y ices and ll,mmcr, Together with an aS>ort-
meHt ot HAS, Boot, aud Shoes.
hsso,
'oNrECrluN >RIrs such is Sugar Kisses, and
variety of other Coad,cs, at }74 cts. per pound.
lsn,
great variety OF new and fashionable Cotton,
Silk and Noollcn Goods ; all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Augusta *
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24
Is11aH ARD y. EsH.ysEN,

HAVING determined to remove To the West
] ol.rs Tor sale la, property consisting of The
House AID Loi LOW rcupird b, X. \ X j. Il. I'll
dcu, on Nam street, the House aud Lot occupied
hV hlln tlmy rr>ldcucr, and til, IIoI,r aud
Lot OCCUPIED by Mr. Srahcrry. both on Third
street, aud III the central part of town. Also, a
tract ol Iand IN NNlhr County. containing
,3I acrcs, q, the meadow, of Bear Creek. Also.
his Household and kltrhrn fnrnl,tre amou~
which Isl very neat Piano Forte, ncarI,
new, nad ~ In tuur none better. lso, the sub
sjrIbrr- uiltr their stock of Goo l., consisting ut
: Ills aud Copper Ware of various kinds, TIN
Ware. stoves, W owe Wire for " heat Fan, and
Mil Screens, II trlwarp and Cutlery aud >arlr-
" OF o;hpr ar crs, all of which they will sell -,
very reduced prices and having II GOOD stock
at materials on hand will c"ninuc To receive
orders III Their line, and what they cannot COM
plrtc he!nrr th"y close, will be done h, J. b.
ridden, who will continue the bu mess.
All the above properly. il moi sid privately
will he offered for safe at public auction ON the
Ian "i September next, aud ,alc continued till
all sold.
vi persons indebted 10 them. or r. = TiIdcn
are requested 10 come forward aud make nay
mchi without delay, and those having Claims "A .
S"InSt then, Will hnud 'hcm IN that lhtv may be-
paid. Hope no lc will fail 10 call before r. :
Tlld'n Leave. hire, it is yer, desirable to have
~ the business closed IT, will CONSIDER an,
cIai nS n lnst hun, thai not presented before
he leaves, rs given up. and he will not uilInul,
pay thcm,a he n'cnds scuImgall he knows any
thug about bcarc he goes.
All persoas hnA4 left did work 10 be repaired.
are requested /" come and take ii away, as they
viii not be- r., sponshr TO u after the business /,
closed. Also ;, shares al Stock n the LYNCH
burg Manufacturing Company. and Wagon
Carr aud Caryall. L. :. X }. Il. TlLnEN.
Aug. ) W3uitlof
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.sssl "a a..

rlIE subscriber will sell his tract OF Land, 10 the
highest biilcr. on the FIRST day oi september
next lyng q ! the L>nehbutl and Salem Turnpike,
six miles fo nlhe former place, aud containing II -
acres. about acres cleared, the balinrr heavily
tmbcrrd Ta.fe Is On the tract about 1orlA acres al
fine Meadow aud. considerable part oi winch Is III
Herds grass, ind will produce fine cropo Hay tins
season. The whole tract lies remarkably we'll, and
the so very clugenl 10 the production Of all klnd>
OF gram, ~ we ~ Clover.
Also, his IA ol Land on Little Oucf, in Bedford
about trcc mile. e.sf OF the Courthouse. the 81
ri September. VIII cil contains about JhO acres, about
.A1 m woods, anl oi the FIRST quality Tor tobacco
Ih, open land al fine heart and large pat oi IT
hr H. aud produces lave crop, Of gram Of every
kind. To gentleman disposed to- embark IN the
CROWN OF tobacco | think ! cautccommrnd this as
= very desirable one. Captain NuNtin, WHO lives on
the bucr uact Will shc~ ITO person disposed Ia
view It previous to the day of sale, and my sou, who
lives on the tract ncar lsnchburg, will she" II 10 any
person wl-hius 10 Sc II. The terms viii be accom-
lnodtnng. aud made known at the sale.
". W. AUSTIN.
Jul, % is
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xDR y. Es.E,, DSs EsE.v'I'.

AHf lot aud trucmont m the town OF Mcads, He
VI Haitian county. The tenement Is ot br.ck.
aud we'll coustrucj I'd Tor Mercantile business; shelves,
couutor, dlaws-all complete, aud ready ini the re
pu"u of dry goo1, ~ any momcnt.-in,ldt d.
rrntlN plIslcIe aud paIntrd spacious dry cellar.
full SIZE OF the house fifty h> twenty icrt ailordln
i ,uuduut room lor lumber and Nc-t india GOOD :.
"tl u>o sd bargain III the farm ON which | re-
III" contiguous Ia Mrai,Niltc, ,on.,,u,u2 i9b,,.i,,.
Il Is hlu>omrlN improved and IN good condition TOT
thc cut ,urc ot cotu, wheat aud tuhacco.-lhelc Is
attached to tins Tact about - 80 acres Of excel
'cnt bottom land, and the residue. OF vels free
pfodu 'tnc quality about ~ OF - acres of primo
tobacco land, toelen. Further description is ,ecm-
ed unnecessary, Is II Is likely those that wish either
torrut, OF pun, hase, would choose To examine fur
themselves, will add, however. m commend alton
at the nhuNc property. that II Is situated ia the
hShi OF tobacco aud grdiu growing county. aud
upou navigable river. Bauedu> are CONSTANT,
running from the place To Weldon carry M
upon Cdmuon tide, u to hhds nj tobacco.
and returning with respectable trcIghtstu Mcad>
vile There - also located at the spot. and on a
never failing stream most excellent Manufacturing
Mill, capable of manufacturing very extensively, al
50 Tobacco Inspection, established b, law These,
with the tlauefmg prospect 81 The speedy completion
ct the Portsmouth Rail Road, w!uch will lntefsert
"HH that OF Petersburg, now IN operation and our
navigation at eldon, cannot ail TO give an easy
cheap aud direct Intercourse between tins place and
our NintIc cities, aud afford, At the sans time
very i1cilnN Ia Merchants aud Dealers IN thrwav of
objection am transportation. For terns. appI, Il:
ne at Mc1dNN ilc-ihcN will he accommodates as
wish to wind upmy atfllrs here, and remove 10 the
AcSt. TuOS D,krNpnpr
iug. 3 Nv
u Fh" pan,lllr Reporter will publish the lbovc
weeks and totwardits account to me- Al Mcpls,c
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(Ili', GOODS.

VII subscriber Is no" opening the FIRST OF his
Spnng Goods, comprising an assortment OF the
most fashionable STYLES, ot the latest uuportatiou>
such As
Plam and figured Sllk>, toi all shades
White aud tuloted Satln,
black SatIuS and I.eNantlne>,
hatouui, Italian, lnStrlng aud other Black llLx
hllc and tolored Flofcuccs.
Fancy liandh crchIct> loi every description
lmcn Cambria llandh efrhcis
Cambria aud MusmS.
Jaconrt, Null aud SWISS do.
striped and Checked do.
Superior French Musn>
large assortment OF Calcos.
IRISH Linens aud Lawns
Btsi3tS:
Blue, Black, and Fancy Colured Cloths
Black and colored summer Cloths Brown and
Nh',c Drhngs
Silk and other Nestings, White and colorcd SAT-
teens,
Roam CaSslmeres and Stripes, very cheap.
Apron and Counterpart Checks
81 and il Brown and Bic lchtd DomcStic>. Nc
With general assortment OF Goods. which will be
sold al prices 10 please. ROBERT KYLE.
April 20 is
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LYyC.lRURG RACES.

TIE Races over the Lsnchburg Course will com
mcucc IN Tuesday. the I'D September and continue
five dass.
Firsf DINA swrcpsake Colt Raee. iof 'hrcr
wear old Colts aud Fcs two mile. aud repeat @-"o
entrance. alt forfeit.
John : Hun enters : G Red Wasp by Shakespeare
dam Madison. 80.
William Mccargo enters b Chllders' by :"
ch rrs, dam EagIe.
| IT, Oliver enters - by -.
William W llrr enters ch Henrietta scott by
Srr Charles Il nm Charlotte Temple.
Depiamn pa,dsea cutters c by Gohanna' dam
sally Flum by tngln,on.
Second Doy.-Ploprctor's Purse. $40 t"" mi.
heats. entrance Sd ,
T,jrd D1y.-Jo-,,y Club Purse, $50. three n'lc
heats. entrance ~ ,
Fourth D1y.-rropnctor's Pure, s391' two mile
heats. entrance : -.
rim Dfg-a Swccpstakr Coli Race, Tor three
yea, old Colts and Iiilcs, one mle and repeat one
hundred dollars entrance hall forfeit
pa.chl1 }niord enters : ( by shakespeare.
John = Hun entcrs Red lyon, by eif haii'''
dam American Ia lie.
William NJ { areo enters bf by Medley dam Creep
my Cate.
William W HUT enters Lucy Gray, by Med
". dam Sir Hall.
l. II. Oliver enters - by -.
William Iiaynr. enters Z by Washington, dam by
Pacolct
BENJAMIN Davidson enters by Tinlocon' dam
Squa".
The Purse for each days race will be paIh the
winner subject 10 the usual discount. All hrces-
sar> prcpafatio. for the accommodat ON oi kactrS'
/. II. OLIVER,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

" Ill be sold on Thursday. the 9Th ,av of An.
eust next, II far, If not the next fair d,,,
hereafter a tract of LAND in the county Of Am
n'is containing fifteen hundred and ten acres kno,.n
'N'ne breh House, near the Buffalo SPRINGS in said
,o9lN' and adjoining the lands of Captain Renia,,,
aIaiefro and others. This tract has ON il sor, G,.
bottom land, and is generally we'll adapted to ,ba
S'"" III al TOBACCO, corn and wheat
, nv improvements are, large two story hid
p"eilihg III good order with several of rho ,c,.,
our houses. " '''SS"Is
'le terms "lll be ouc-touuh of the purcIass M,
III i,''l' 'ht balance in three equal annual IN
, a aeea n Trust on the property will be r,ouired
nnctnaliN paid, the interest will he rcm;ttod '"'
y, s,'I" inc Land to an, one who ma, be disposed
m IN IKE manner. ON Monaay the Sis, If ,u,,,s.
n,' "e sol" some property in and about Ron, CraI
y" ",'Sh''h' consisting OF a moiety of lJor.o1,
" ''ehoose' and three hundred acres Of lond ~,
and tenements thereon " '"''u' iois
BY THE EXECUTORS
AFRO Of James Goran. dec'd
w;IS
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Wo3l Cardin. at A.Gaci,.sur-

IL mr. |e""'e" P''fc ~ / cents PER- ID.
'I'ill subscriber, having left William Thurman.s
afdng Machine, near the Horse Ford in
iNheabnrg, ms erected New Machine Cat the old
stand iofmerl occupied bv Holmes X Brcwstprnorb
vest "i Mr j. Johus' MS Tavern, near the Rlack-wa
tel 'reek) and Ia, it ntnll operation. bees leave
10 ni" III ms friends aud the public gcncrai, that he
Is no" ready To receive Wool aud aud it with near
ness and despatch. From his long experience in tb,
hn>neNNsa> rs years he hopes to give general salts
iaeton 10 all who may fWor him with their c,stom
'e convenience q; those who are living on James
nVff, he his made arrangements with Mr. William
!. l o"lcr 10 receive Wool for HIM at his Groccry
near me Lumber House, aud also with Mr. John KIN
nicr y 60 on Vain street, above the Marker bonso
where the rolls viii be delivered and At his own
1"rillng' near Nlr, Poe'> lanyard. ON the turnn,le
ana the rolls will b. returned from his Machine
mheh earded, to each place where the Wool is lett
by prompt attention. and the reduced price of Card
lux ne hopes To receive liberal share of public pa
'oa' {. J. LIDlCK
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July ~

w ESSPS. James :. Jones. Samuel llnll and
w Zlchari,h " liianl,:--Takc roticc. that on
he 10 h day at, SIpcmbcr 1888, shall take the
Iapb,tions of sra trick &. Cdvur and others. al
he house OF iii Ci'>wa, in lrcdcl cnuntv and
Stare of North r,na and on the 26'h OF the
,ame month, shall take tie dispositions of Samuel
lone, and others, AT the Store cf \unspaueh X
Co.. il the town of Liberty, Bedford county, ana
State Of Nir1iuia, to be reld in evidence in a SUI
in CInncerN, now depending in the county court Of
Bedlofl and State of Virginia wherein | am
plaintiff aud YOU are defendants II, from any
caase, shall fail to take the sid deposition, ON the
laws ahov" mt1tioncd, shall continue from day To-
lay, I'LL | shall have gopr through (Sunlavs cs-
cepted) Cll\S. {. PATTERSON.
Aun. Il wtv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

'h"INlA.-At rules held in the clerk ; Office.
'he circuit superior court of law and CHANGER
o' ''"io'" county, the Bird day of Aupust. ls;ij.
Joel kent and Nancy his wife. Erancis Wblee,
" W, - Whitley, James VI. WhiteIey and Villa
a a." hleey' the last -four infants. under2l year
'se' VINO sue by Joel Kent. their next friend. Pm,
igdinst
, narifs Wheley and John II. Smith. exec0pr
:" Wv, william Nhiteley, deceased Jabez LctnacI
"'f'eS - Patterson and Barnabas 4. Edison, DoIa
n In CHANcrRy.
80 ne defendants Charles Whitley and Jab.z Ii
o' having entered their appearance. and gra
rnle' ~ according TO the act of assembly. and Ii
eyldenn. t t court and II appearing by sasaefo.
monwcalth ~ 'ies are not inhabitants OF this Con
he , 1t Is ordered that they do anpear here
,ha n,S! Gay OF the next term. and answer he bill
tue plaintiffs and that this order be inserted in som
newspaper published in Lyncbburn c,r ,a month
Con,tbongHo' ana posted at the front door OF tn
COURTHOUSE OF this county. ON some CORN day.
NCopy-Teste, N'''' '''
AUG. ~ JOS. WI son. Clerh
-------- WIN
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POLITICAL.


a. We insert the foiioieiag BEAUTIFUL Verses as d
specimen of a ne9 set Of Songs, Just published BY
Moor. There are t,~ire q them, fsoys The London
TSmes.) "and us think they are among The best #
forts of the most graceful and fracifaf Of English
lyric p@ts."l
lf thou would's have sing and play,
As once play'd and sung.
FIRST take tins time worn lutte away.
And bring one freshly strung.
Call back the time when Pc tsure's sigh
First breath'd among the strings;
And Time himself IN Hitting by.
Made music with his wings.
Take, take the worn out lutte away,
And bring newt, strung.
Ii thou would st have me sing aud play,
As once ! pas'd and sung.
Bur how is this thoushnew the lutte,
And shining fresh the chords.
Beneath this hand they slumber mute,
Or speak but dream, words.
IN vain ! seek the soul thai daelt
Within that ouCo sweet shell,
Which told warmly what II tct.
Aud ieIt what uousht could tell.
Oh ash not. then. Tor Passion STAY,
From lutte cody strung,
With TINS uc'cT can sing OF play.
As once play d and sung,
No-bring that long los'd lutte again,
Though chill by wears /, be.
II thon wilt call TIA, numbering STRAIN,
Twill wake agau Tor thee.
Though time hath troz the tuncful stream
Oh thoughts that gnsh'd along.
One iook from thee, like summers beam,
Will thlw them into song
Then give oh give thai Weakening ray,
And. more blithe and Young.
Tn, hard agaiu will sing and play,
As once hc play Il aud sung.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24

OF those insects which every spring blrhts the
hopes OF the husbandman, and despoh him of his
fair proportion oi fruit.
Ii the farmer intends seeding his winter grain IN
his eorn-iied il is time he preparing himself, II
possible, with top-dress of ashes. II he should
turn in clover lay for tia, pnposc the addition oil
a little lime ar ashes would do ~ harm.
the kiTcnENGARDEN.
BE careful IN cradicating all weeds which may IN
fest Your walks beds and borders, and do not for
gel, wherever vegetation IS m progressive state,
that bN keeping the earth open aud Tree Ia the ol,-
Grafton of the atmosphere, You Will promote the
growth of your vegetables.
Beans for pickles cabbage seed for collafds, and
winter radishcs may now he >own. As the garden
hops will be ripe tins month, YOU should witch
and gather them in the right tune, which Is when
the chil1y capsules acquire brown colour, m ! a
firm eonsi>tcncc. Sow Your spinach. II you have
,nt trees that were planted IN the spring, should
the weather he dry, water them al least three time.
week during this month, mol omttiug an occasI-
onal dose OF good rich soap>ud>.
And. Is this is the month, too, when attention
should be paid to the propagation of that cNqnl-
site fruit aud best Of all dentrl.iccs, the STRAW
BERRY we will riNea lew directions concerning
The mode of preparing and planting the rev beds,
and We know not how VT can do 50 with equal Ell
teet. ~ by copying from the american Gardener y
Magazine the substance OF lis conductors NlpHs
on line sub lcct.
About the middle of the present month, let the
piece oil ground. which should be deep Itch
lnam. be- prepared rs lolous:--l very rich, II
will mol need much manure: but II ordinary eal-
len soil il should have about ihtcc inches oi hall
deeompo>cd COW OF horse manure added the sol
should be ii ,hlccn IN hes Of two feet deep, on Il
I 4 lt..rt III, il lin.
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1obscec lard fer Sale CT Rent,

l WISH to sell Naluahfr tracs of Land in the
I county of Amherst, adjoining the residence OF
Nh. y Taliai,rra, containing 600 arrp>.-,bout
200 acres are cleared, and is productive in grain
the reminder is nwoods nearly all of which would
produce tobacco of the finest quality. Onthis tract
is comfortable dwelling, and the water is good
and plentiful.
also wlshto rent several largo bodies of the
richest Tobacco Land in the country, on very rea.
sonable terms. Persons inclined to buy or ron,
would do well to give me an early call, and view
for themselves. ~. DRJ -NJNIO\D
amherst, June Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-24
Land and Negroes for Sale.

DN virtue OF deed al trust, executed TO the
ID subscriber, by " lliam NJ. Bur"ell, bearing
date the 2Oth Notrmbcr, 1891, and ot record IN
the clerks Office FOR the lIu,lng, Court Lynch
burg, aud also IA the tlcrk', office for the county
OF Cumberland, shall proceed 10 sell 10 The high
est bidder, Tor cash. n Cml crland court -hoase'
On Monday, the 2itbot August neat tint being
court day, certain parcel OF tract OF LAND ~
my in thc county oI Cumberland, containing TWO
hundred aces mnrr OF less II being the tract on
which Miller Woa1.on now lives, aud formerly
owned bv him within one mic OF the conrt-llpnse
Aud also, AZ ,he same time and place, three like
" Young NEGROES, VIZ tlcmcntina, Liza
Amy.
| shall convey such title It, !, vested IN me b.
said trust decd only. DN I'D ". 81 RioN.
july 30 tbs