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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

FTeShef.-We learn from the Lex
Pngton Va.) Union, that a most de-
struchve freshet occurred in that coun-
~ (Rockbridge) on the evening Of the
10Th ultimo. The rain began about 3
- clock IN the afternoon, and continued
TO fall in torrents for some hours. until
Pie water courses had swelled out of
stheir banks, and carried every thing
before them. That paper says-the
crops of small grain, grass, and corn.
.on some Of the low grounds, were en-
|hrely destroyed, and fences, milk
.houses, stables, wagons. sc. swept OF.
DR.. Campbel's and Mr.. James McParI
lands milI-dams, on Whistle creek .
|and Messrs. Zollman's, and Jordan and
Rufi-s, on Buffalo, were broken down.
The damage which the latter gentlemen
|have sustained is estimated at SIOOO.
The new public bridge at Messrs. Jor-
dan and Rufs was carried oil. The
whole loss of property in that county
Ply the freshei, Is estimated at not les
than SIO.OO0.
hut the most melancholy circum-
stance remains 10 be told. A daugh-
|ter Of Mr.. Sam1 Green. deceased. on
|Collier's creek, about 80 OF years II
|Rge, IN attempting 10 save the miIk inI
|ihe spnng-house, was oyeTtaken by the
Hood, swept down the siream and
drowned" Her body Wzs found aboard
AK miles below.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

Ba'Iooning.-We learn from the
Cincinnati papers that Mr.. CLAYTON. the
prince OF a'ronauts, was 90 have at.
tempted ms second grand ascension
and aerial voyage from thai CITY. on
the evening Of the ith inst. His new
balloon Is stated To be superb. 8" lar
ger than the other. and every way 1T
ted Tor long voyage.-BaH. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

PEVuE occupants % Jsnie. 2. Wagers IN
- terssi 90 Houses. Lots, STABLES. ke. a
|hssPers-lsfFy, Va. are respectfully reaasst-
70 70 call on the ssbsersber wilbout delay
end settle ths rect due Ghersos from ti,-
"h 81 July lc9t Oihsrsise DTgraTssa
~hi BE- sssee OF suits instIlntsd In.n,sd,.tsI nj
''h sh easss without rssPect 10 persons.
The keeper 81 The BriJks a The ssms
Pisee - also required % Fsadsr 90 the sob
'ef'oeF ne 'fsli one laird part q The pse-
'eeeas % Toll fross sd aftss ths ga q Jai,l
- abSVs.
G. ". sAPPINGTON.
IVY - i1sS Special RscsiFfr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

u . stated. visA eo.ks<so<. tk.i . ss.e.,
e 10 'sdss A.r>A-n has Bro. .ppeasss-
ss rressss.s, a . aid. has ceafsrrsd - o<
S' - f.s - he e.a es-ssr a, spos Roger .
|r.sry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

Inc Tiger which was seen IN Mid
,dieboro woods. and which was after.
wards decided 10 be hyena. has bee,
Killed and turns out TO be peacock.
Boston Post.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

FFSiiE a'sssbers ~ ihs Ci,sb ere rsqsssssi
10 meet ~ Nefehssd't uoisl, on JsI,
iuth. feourt day. 81 half pasi 2 o'elock. II.
amoaai ~ purses, tine snd piscs Of Faclpe
Pc. 81. al ibsn b hKsd sPoa.
laiy rs, 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
DEATH OF rae CHIEF JUSTICE.

DEATH or rae CHIEF JUSTICE
This event. 90 long dreaded. has occurred
The public mind, though isng expecting Il
Vas sot prepsred Tor % sd calamity; and &c.
cordinsiy we see. in every d,rrctioa, the usosI
lively manifestations Of grief, by men Of al
parties, for tho ioss Of 30 great and % rood ,
man Its, indeed, a national calamity, and q
nation mourns in the depth Of its aalietioa.
Among the men Who unite at philadelphia
and other places, 20 honor hrs remains and "a
pay the tribute which his exalted character
merits, We see perfect levciling OF party
banner-the eordons which partyism had e.
tablished, arc torn down, Democrat and WAix
forget their diferenoes-as brothers. berravcd
alike, their souls arc minsiing i'm the bit,erne..
Of their sorrow-and their tears fall together
beside the curse Of the illustrious Marshall.
where family Is in mourning, Who would
interrupt their larncniafioai Would any 9th
or than hend SANDER the deceased. and MAXI
the very ceremonies Of the grave an oppor,r-
nifty for lInaiured gossip There are. how
ever, men who can do this--who can even
rrowi about the tonbs, and tear up, with The
ferOci'y OF hyena, the new ly-laid sod, IN or,
der to s'ut their partisan rapaeiiy, by feastinx
upon the dead. That there arc such monster.
Is proved by the following extract from t.e
NY. Evening 1o~i-a paper high in the conf
denee OF the Executive, as We understand:
He has been. all his life long, stumbling
block and impediment in the way Of demo-
cratic principles, and his situation, therefore
at the head OF an important tribunal, con.ti-
tuted in utter defiance OF the very fr,t prinri-
pies Of democracy, has always been 10 us. a.
we have before frankly stated, an occasion Cd
lively regret naf ~ 10 sf is.gfS vs-srsf
Jrow the sfsfioa, 10 source Of satisfaction
while At the same time We entertain proper]
sentiment Tor the death Of n good and exem-
plary man."
We have been accustomed, when lhmeutinc
the excessive indeeency Of the Van Buren,
press generally, 20 include. in the small lis, Of
our exceptions, the y. 4. Evening Post
E'ineing much greater share Of talen, than
any other Journal Of that party, il had, wifhai.
considerable fairness and decency But how
difficult Is il, to continue in low company with
out contamination. Continually associated
with the vile organ At Washington. even The!
Post has lost rs seif-respect Il begins 10 val
low in the miro, and viii doubtless soon be n.
swinish as any Of its clan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

negro man, belonging 70 Mrs. Jack, Of
|'hs neishboshood, WINS seized with apop,exy
On Friday last, while working in harve.,
ned He fell To the ground, and immediately
expired.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

"a fkEs9 supply q Lauoss.
4 "a saEss, ssd bettsF Psas A.
ssls ~ M. q. FJDek +
IaiJ 2. ls35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

We see, IN one Of our exchange papers, nm
article credited TO the Maniac Of the Lake
intended, no doubt, for the "Miami Of the
Lake" This same baekwoods Journal has
sometimes been called, by mistake we suppose,
'M'asma Of the Lake, {" and Mamma Of the
Lake"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

Tiekef' Sl0-Hair,s s5-QuayI,r, 80 30
Certificates oG pack. ~ - -holr I,,k.,. AIQi
Do. do. - h.lf do 81
do, 10. q quarter do ,
Or For Ticket snd Shares .n,l Certificate. 4
Package ia the above Lotteries. address
YATES & nTINTYRE,
Managers, Washington City, ID. &.
July Is35
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

The Post Master General has issued
a new code Of laws, for the govern.
ment Of has clerks and assistants.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

oa 'srsd.y the Jsh iasssas. BY the Rev. Jol
Su-si, Mr.. kcssaLL "a Dr1aiSs 40 a.. -
T. bi>sor. both u this eossssy.
Oa = "~sd.y The ssb uil-, 6y the Rev An
bros Iieekei, Mr- SIsAu =. IIasEEL. a Nr~
a.IAst, SbessadO-A sOsnsy. Va, 60 Ms. N1..
sAnhr' d-agAasr u NJ, JOha koiaer, q Az
gasts eOsasy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
Cha'ftsforn and Je6ersoa County
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

JrLt lst, 1S3J.
I'VE, the undersigned, committee mn
POINTED by the Directors Of said Inst.
''"", 70 investigate is aifairs FROM the 3l.,
last To this date, and 90 make m,
unish report thereof. Report that We bay,
Nam'nod the books, accounts, &c. from wbirI
&c mako the following statement:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
DIED,

a. harPeTs-Frrry. On the lth ina. Maay
~, iI,sA CaASsss>, d.agisirS Il Me- William.
os.e ,s.T ss.sI Is,..v s..,.,i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
$4,000 so OF $1,000.

'"g'H'a Dismal Swamp Lottery.
n LAsS No. IL, for is3j-to draw a, A.
~ i-kandri'. ID. e.. saturday. Aueu,, 20
isSo-66 No. Lottery-I0 drawn b.IIots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
Bunk of HE TlHcy in ITigmia,

JUNE 3DrH, ls:I5.
NiiE annual meeting of the sIochbolder,
4 OF the Bank IL The valley Ia Virginia
oE the election Of Directors for the uothe,
Tank, and IT. Office, Of Discount and Dsbo.
tie, viii be held at the Banking House ~
Winchester on Nedne>d,, the 22d dsy Of
uiy. ~ NJ. BRENT. CaAitr
Winchester. JulS .. l4J5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
The Richmond Courier

I'M SeHlI- UeehIy Compiler.
iTHVHE Editors 81 the CouriLss. W con-
n forming 20 Sha; they believe 20 be the pub
iis taste, have determined. shhout changing t.s
general sharrciir Of their ls-tsT, 60 give q :
ssirriHItay of bohGcs. They Esou there 10 snek
= hisg surf-isiug the rrAder 9Th political
nsster, yet paper ,siireiy devoid 81 politics :,
like dish Sith0ut sessoniegs or. ~ has Leer,
apply sid, 80 padding without sauce, - u has
90 charms Tor people uho take ~ ibid 40 va
usually lske.
R,shmond IL looked 10 % The centre n the t,,-
la'esl y scHi the point uhere, II IssA dorit.g
nlr LfEi,laiise siitings thc concentrated povsf
81 The State rcttdss aad u from ti,is .snt tl,ss
inseiiigeuee s eKpeeted 10 b. scattered ,ver,
part ~ tlse Commoeu ellth
We shall. therefore, take decided. tho,isi.
SesoTo1s Psr' " The politics % tie IL, ~ oar
IpaIsF Tor The couhiry, which ~ i.rss ~ us.siss
tige i,tie ~ % fAc HsLa.sag Coa0ies anl Sri.
boctfg Csmbfirr." We shall .. y, b.,, slre.I
~ sisted, battle Tor TIE prinaspirs q Nisgss,I
sod ConsHutiouai Gnioa Ne e~iietr th.l
is'ih ary boS iiaperllsd, sod as.def iiiai beiisf
vs ssaii rsiss . ssfning soise - log - - hsss
soy hot,s thsl osif sosstF, tara Gao s. sv.kes~.l
lfosu ib- fatal security Be- vhish they nos seesl
20 - rclsOsirg.
VIA this hrisf srpossiisn q our sisws 49,
|poryoscs. ve ,ssoks he saPpor q Ern-sOsj
gssblie
TIE Daily Compiirr ell ~ sepsr.,s eco
resn, ssd pursus the eoufs- uhish q has sAotsssi
ni.sisr its y,res~u snnsiocfars
III prtee "A M Cossfisr aad sesai- W e.kt
.Iompitf, kise DsilsfB pcf nnsufii, buf 49, ~
sdsssse siil ~ Fresiscd 80 p-yussg,t - fsil Co.
|hfe ssbssfipiicBs.
John GAL1.AHER 4 90.
hiehmoad. ApTH -. 1855
n - Sab rtefioos sr..t..S - a.. A..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

Tickets s5-HiD - 50-Qaari,r 81 25
Ienihea'rs OF pack. Il - Whole Tickets S6S
do. do. - half do. 81 8
bo- do. - quarter 10. I6 2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
From AaeS Rerisfer. JrIyII.

u IL
Many persons from Baltimore start
ed for HarpeT's Perry, Va. on Satur.
day morning last, and there dined al
2 o'clock. with the kind-hearted and
attentive Mr. Fitzsimmons. The dis
lance Is only SO nliles-the time n
hours.
We learn that venerable lady ar
nyed at Frederiok on Sunday last and
dined with her family az about one
O'elOck, who had left .fEQusia. IN Ceor-
gia on the preceding "wednesday. and
stopped about 30 hours in Baltimore. on
her way home. She came by the way
1T the Charleston rail road. the line of
steam packets from Charleston 90 Bal
imoSc. and thence by the rail road 10
Fredeuck--wbsre she might have A..
|rIVed m little over 2 IL days. bad she
proceeded directly on.
Boiftnors and Ohio Rail- Road.- WI
are truly gratifed, a. We doubt no, our
'fellow-eiiizens at large will be. 10 learn
that the business on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, which has been lone
'steadlsy increasing. has now reached
such an amount that the Board Of D.
reciora have determined, hencefogward
20 declare regular half-yearIy dividends
of The profits. The 6rst Of these rexu-
LAG dividends viii be made on the Isf Of
October nezt, the commencement n
ne fiscal year Of The eompsny.-Baly.
Patriot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

y The second Quarterly Meeting for tlss
st.rPcrs-Ferry sta;sOa WiIl b. held IN the Ne.
,ho'ii,s Episcopal Church CO the Isth ard IS,l
~ JulJ 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
Valuable Real Estate
ron SAFE

pursuance OF . decree OF the cirerlf
u Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery,
Tor Berkeley County, entered 81 April terra.
1885. in cause therein pending between
Jacob Myers administrator WIN the wll co.
nexed, OF James Foreman, deed, piaintif.
and the heirs Of James Foreman, dsfsndsnts;
the uodcrsigned as commissioner sppeinssA
oy the Court, and as administrator with tAs
viii OF James Foreman, will oGsr ior sale %
the highest bidder, upon the premises, 90
Htdns,day the 26ih dsy Of .3sgusf nsxf, that
valuable ard well known farm at the mouth
oi the OPequon on the Potomac River, (hein
The late residence Of said james Foremas.
dec d containing about 3sl aerea of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

HoIPers-feryy Sqr,Rgs hsfi!pfion, )
July lsT. lscb5.
u VIE President end DifsetoF. Of this IN.
~ siiuiion have this day declared = diyi.
|iena % - per cent for the six raonths cod.
ins ne SOth June. DePositors can receive
ihen a'shsnds hy esilipg 81 ths olE,cs Of shi,
'ns''iuiion. JOS. G.. HAYS, T,sssussr.
DAYS 90 DISCOUNT svsry Tos,d., .,
u O'Clock. A. Sc Nofrs intended (or a..
roflnt must b. ieft win che Treasurer On a,
lore 10 o'clock, A NJ o. the sad dsys N
iissount BY order of lhe Board
los. g HAYS, Tsasussy.
July rs. is9s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
I PRIZE OF $40, 900 as OF
1000.

IRGI.NLi IVHEELLNG LOTTERY.
G lLAss No. .. for is35, 10 draw ., Ale,
- a.dria, ID. 4. Saturday. August IS, issS-
20 No. iottery-i2 drawn ballots
sPigSptn xruvux
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

amounting IN $500. $50
heief' sio-Hiiue' sj-Qrtarfer, 81 so
Jr For tickets and share. in the CREATES,
'ar'e'y OF numbers, address the lucky ofie.
o. CARROLL q co.
n -, Baltimore, Nd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

a negro, who attempted 90 aooosln,
nr the failure Of the balloon 70 ascend
: few weeks ago, said 'ths man had nj
gap enough. "-RicA. Coz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

Keep .MorinQ,--lt Is stated 90 us up
|on the best authority that there uers
| upwards Of eleven thousand paaen-
gers carried on the Germantoan and
Msuayunk rail rad last week. r,
reems almost incredible. that there
should be such locofnotion of biped.
|DetNsen Philadelphia and the Beixhl.or-
ing towns, but such is the fact. and W
learn hence that the business incrra.e,
With the lacilides.-U. s.. Ga-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
Winter Cabbage seed.

kiiE subseFioeF hss Just received 81 ~
- Cssriest0va Apoibsessy ed BO,i
store, = seeoud saPply q frssk Mater Csb
bags seed. via
f.arss Dgaahssd. FLAT Dutch. ed greer
'egrisd saver Cabbage SGD.
his assofimsat u Garden snd fioasl
SEED, is siiil ssfy good. Fsrsoas sishiar q
paFcbsss 500 u ssY sisd 10 be ssy, ess
b e. satisfactorily sOpplis4 sov a. - 80,
Ilims hsrstofors. JAMES SHOWS.
Apsil -, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

The HtiraheF n passsngsrs who travelled ~
be Baltimore add OHIO liaii-Rosd on ti.e ca.
|oi July, Eas Tickets and way passengers q
be Office N Baltimore, t1ns
~ Frederick and other intermediate
places (esiimsisd) 9oa
waking The toisl nn'ut'er IN oao cav. 1906
The Locomotive AsaHass. hru,ight IN . traa.
? ne evening With 'iF hsaassd passssgrrB.-ll
Gss'tis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
PENMANsHHP.
$50, ooo-Io.ooo-so OF q 600,
ptrgt' i0 state Lofgeru.

Nok the b.ucht &C the Dismal swan,
II Canal Co'npsn, -Cis~ No IS. 70, tSasr
! o b. drs~n =, Alexandra, ID e.. On Slf..y,L,p
nay -, isSS-a' half past 2 O'Clock, 2. VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
FIlSST.RATE LAMB.


greater portion thereof being river and
sOpequon bottom. Attached 20 this proper-
! p, - Terry across the Potomac, and ne -
stoh bridge across the Opequon, q good
Ira Uart-Hous,, hrss coed B.esl-
: fH- Ing Hspss,, f,es coed B~vn,, Sic
~ tA[& 6L,, anu two bearing orchards
6 Of Choice Fruit This property
Golfers more advantage. than sny other IN tha
scouniy Of Berkeley being on the great Chess
-Teake aud ONO tsnai, where boating saA
trading, may be carried 90 To any extent. -
This land u 80 siI0s,ed hat IL ma be divitrN
unto three parts, viz the boating estAbIish-
ament, ferry, bridge. sc, wi,h some land.
being one corner Of the fsr0, haviar soci
house, store house. cooper sbop. gosa ss..
J blinE, ware house. SC. Tho balance ~ Tia
land hsV,nE good house and harm. orrAar1
sc at each erd thereof. 20 that this pron@v-
~ ca" be sold entire or IN parts, as the par-
lcha'eI may choose. The terms will be. ese
fourth Of the purchase money in hand. -
remainder will be divided into very easv
; Paymehis; the deferred pay nlsots to be sseus.
3od 10y lieu on the lasd.
JACOB MYERS. .a6u,r
roth the 'sM SHneEsd, II ,. FerSaan. d.e,R
4 Juhc p, 1888 is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

.S'eS E'SeE.

4 \ pursuance of a decree of the county court of
l. amherst, entered at July term 1850 at the suit
of Mary G. Norc rs. +. IL. Norvcll, AMI other
Defendants, the undersigned Commss toners therein
named, will proceed to sell, by way of public auc-
ton, in front of the Market House, in Lvnchburg,
Saturday, the 18th day OF July, negro wo-
man named fannN-this woman is well known in
Lynchhurg-and is perhaps not surpassed by an,
other in the State as a cook, washer and roner-
and would be valuable to the proprietor of any
of the Springs in Nirginia.-TermS casIl-The
undersigned, acting as Commissioners, will con
,cy such title only as is vested in them by said de
cree. {. DAB\fA, ,
WM W. NORNELL, va" y
July w}wif
a. The above Sale is Postponed till Thurs
day, pa instant c. DABNEN,
W. W. NORNELL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

ih,mP'ci Rape lbout3 or loclock yester-
day afternoon a brute b, the name OF Coleman.
who " understand has been the occupant OF two
penlrentlarics cutced little Girl, of cight or nine
Years ofacr into an oil,cc, the occupants of which
were absent, for the purpose of attempting to sat
lsly his base and helsh appetite. He was >urpri-
Sed and detected by the unexpected return of one
OF the gentlemen to whom the office belonged.
\ number OF citizens, who felt highly indignant at
the arocly oi the act escorted him 10 Il suitable
place after night and inflicted on him two or three
hundred lashcS: they afterwards washed him with
spirits OF turpenne, gave him suit of tar and
feathers, and urnedhimloosc, with orders to leave
the city Immediately.
Tins Is the first Case of the Kind dat has been
tried in the city for a long time before Jndgc
Lynch. The promptitudo ofdccsicn aud the Sc
verify OF the sentence viii not be likely 10 oixo
this court much popularity with offenders,
LoWvjHc dire.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30
=
POETkCAL.
LINES.

Author ct Reauts. Spiri, of Power.
Thou who aidst win that the Roses should be
Here is the place. aud this the hour
t. seek thy presence and bow to thee.
Bright is the world With the suns frs; rays;
Cool is the dew on the soft green sod.
The Rose tree blooms while the birds slug pas,
And earth gives giofyte Natures God.
Under this beautiful work Of thine.
The aow'ry boughs that are bending o'er
The est'ning turf. TO thy viii divine,
| kneel. and its Maker and mine adore
Thou AIT around us. Thy robe OF high,
Touches the graceful, waving 'ree,
Turning to Jewels the tears of night,
And making the buds unfold to thee.
Thy name is marked in delicate lines,
On flower and lea, that deck the stem;
Tn. care is and thy wisdom shines
In even the thorn that Is guarding them.
Nov while the rose thai has burst her cup
Opens her heart aud freel, throws
To me her odors. Offer up
Thau1s to thc Btinc WHO male the rose
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30
g.gEs.EFsEEK.Rs 'go F's9Fs &. w, ".

FE'liia subscriber wlshce - II u anut Grove lie
y late residence of COL NdieH Cdhr,r,. decd
situated III the county vi bel.us j, o. Fla Creek
containing. BY recent survey. difee Hundred tcres
due proportion of wood I.fd, every foot Of which
Is inst rate tobacco land Is well known be the
quality Of all the !U Elcea lands. HE balance Of
thu plantation is NOW ~ tate / improvement, he
IN ali rec IN cu"lD. with new fences, lies well
an IS 8eIz.t' 4,' ..U vatcted, having it several
in sI4H# 49, ch running through it about the
Genre, a.'otulng considerable portion of bottom
land, producing tobacco OF the finest quality. The
advantages attending this property numcruus-ls-
my almost Immediately in the heart of section OF
country unsurpassed by any for fertility of soil,
agreeable society, facility of getting market, &c.
Running Immediately 10y the house is public road,
starting from Stcptocs shop the main Forest road
leading from Liberty To I,nchburg ~ miles distant.
and lntersectng the lynchbure and Salem turnpike
road, Al the Now London academy, distant ID miles.
ne Improvements are IAsA good ana substantial,
DWELLING HOUSE. with LINN eight rooms, a passage
and portico aud first rate cellar, with all neccssar,
out houses, aud fine garden, all newly pacd in with
heart pine pallmgs. This situation is a very desira
BILE one IL person wanting small farm, with
good buildings particularly aproiessonal gcntleman
should such, d, srous of purchasing, think there is
not Land enough attached In this place, the SubScr-
her Is authorised to there are I'VE other lots on
parcels OF land adjoining, being parts of the same
original tract, which may bc bought upon very ac-
communicating terms. dccnI II unnecessary to sa,
any thing more respecting tins laud-'Thosc wishing
to purchase. will please call and view the property.
and uase Ion Themselves. Ii tins property is mol
Disposed OF by private sale before tie first day of Dc
tober It will be Sold ON that day. At public auction.
Terms accommodating, and made known in due time.
NN. [. LEFTNICH
June Q VITO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-30

bcNooNNIILr. 4. y JrtY Oil IS +, ported
that a party of the Seminole Indians, ahou, do
zen in number under the Chicl jumper recently
wentto -. MARKS, Magnolia and Tallahassee. and
declared their intention, by an interpreters To burn
the two former places, and expressed their deter
mlhation not TO submit 10 the direction of Govern
mcnt as to then removal They had (prcy lou, 10
thcir tlrr1,O purchased Nhishcy, and some am
maaition and hd,oe lhrcc canoes, started for
Tampa Bay. They were Intercepted by small
noube, OF ul,od state, troon, ia boat, and fol-
lowed hy hcm, when they corcd overheard, and
escaped Iumper. tn chief, /, ,aid to BIZ hiqh in
influence withhe Nation.
tWtcI Si".s Troops Tho schooner Amanda,
Gapt. Wl!Palc, arrived here ON the Sd inst from
New orh, with eemp1N OF United State, re-
eflits, destined for GanP hing. They were I'M
der the charge of C1pi, iidsc> and LETT hero on
the mnrnoe Of the It'll inst.
We understand they to take the place OF
tho>o soldiers whose term OF enlistment is about to
expire.