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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
Oct

Ri virtue ol u second deed Of trust executed by
- james st. CLAIR oil date the 2ls September,
1885, and recorded IN the Hastings Court Office Tor
the Corporation of Iynchburg the subscriber will
sell, the 18th Of October instant, the following
real property to wit Two certain parcels of ground
lying and being IN the town Of Iynchbmg, on Lynch
or First Street. One parcel containing Ia feet on
the \. T.. side OF said street, and running back At
right angles towards the lyer 1872 feet, and bounded
as follows: Beginning At the \. f. side OF said street,
GGi feet from Second Alley, running thence with
Lynch Street towards Water Street l7i feet; thence
alright angles towards said Second Alley, Ia feet
and thence a, right angles and parallel with Sc
cond Alley l32 feet TO the beginning
The other parcel OF gronud contains II feet front
on Lynch Street back 1872 feet and bounded as
follows: Beginning al the \. T.. side of said street.
III feet above Second Alley running thence along
Lynch Street \. ;}S| ". l. feet thence \. 81 t.
- poles thence 5. 81 T.. IL feet; thence ~
81 T.. - poles; thence :. ;}2@ T.. IL feet, and
thence :. - W. - poles, to the beginning.
These two lots omitted IN the above adver-
tiscment by mistake. The whole will be sold at the
same time and on the same terms, as mentioned in
that advertisement.
iIOS. \. IiOI.GOMBE,
letting Trustee.
Oct. Z $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
y O'T'l('E;.

l pursuance Of n decree Of the County Court OF
Campbell, rendered at the september term there
OF, 1888, will be sold, on the premises, on Friday
the 10th October, 10 the highest bidder on credit
OF one and two years, l34 acres OF Land, with a
good Dwelling House and other necessary out houses
situated on the turnpike road, about three miles from
Lynchburc, adjoining tho lands of Dabnev Martin
and others. Also, on SATURDAY., the Eth on the
premises, l35 acres more or less with a comiorta-
BILE Dwelling House and other necessary out houses.
situated near Flat Creek. in said County. about II
miles from Lynchburg, adjoining tho land. of Fran
chs Adams, Elizabeth Clark and others.
The above property belongs to the estate OF Jack
Lcwich, dec ID. and will be sold subject 10 the re
seration of the right till the last paymen, is made
when the Commissioners will convey such right aud
title as !. vested in them under said decree
JOHN H. In9tA} Com,,,
JOHN GOODE. 'o" CIV
Oot5 I'd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
VALUABLE. LAND,
FOR = iIE.

fNllE subscriber having lately settled at too arca,
i distance from IN, Tract OF Land living IN the
counties OF Bedford aud Campbcl about I miles
from New London Academy aud Ii from lynch
burg, In admit OF his attending il, offers tor sale
1t contains about 1000 acres 300 OF which are lear
cd and of excellent quality, At least one half being
good creek low grounds, and great portion of the
remainder il fresh, \ large portion OF the wood
land is very rich tobacco land
Nh. RonrRr IR>iSE. who resides about a mill,
from the place is authorised to sell and if necessa
~, the laud viii be divided to SUIT purchasers
JAMES IRVINE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

DuPsCANr to decree of the County Court OF
1 Amherst, pronounced the 2lst dav of October,
1854, Garland against Hardwick, &c, (Chancery1 |
VIII sell. To the highest bidder, for cash, SATURDAY,
the 18th day of October next at Thomas Coleman
grocery on Harrsss Creek, two tracts of land in said
decree mentioned, one containing 10 acres, aud the
other II acres, it being the lands that John
Harcwick inherited from John and Elizabeth Cole
man, deceased. THO. n. EUBANk.
Shsr'F n lmhera County.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

inson. aged S. wose on the 9Th Sept, mi com.
mon loom, Is yards of cloth, from yarn Of her own
spinning, between sunrise and sunset. And tina, in
the % days proceeding 9TH Sept. she spun and
wove an amount equal to forty days work The
Bangor Wing adds to this the following
How different she is from lady who is now in
the S7th year her age, and who in the summer
is daily seen promenadinc Broadway, New York,
who values hcrselfior the elegance of her foot and
ANGLE, and who boasts that she excel, all the mis-
Sos OF sixteen at a Waltz at the New York Al
macks
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One Hundred NolIar. Reward

Az N"A1 from the subscribers in Richmopd
hr,,h, On me 10Th OF July last, his bow. JAMES
, o's,' lh"lao with blue eyes, sandy hair. about sn
'l ',sf'' ana 22years Of age; we'll formed had on
"'.r ne went away brown dress coat and black hat
r,;Yod G"er part OF his dress not recoected IIcvas
Doa s" II, % or about iynchburg, he said was sold by
Grgsbv o@ Ea o 'hchester Va. to Mr. SpotsWood
,nct;a VI a'fiaA county, Va; the latter sold at
'"g Tl' IN richmond, whore purchased.
ne above reward will be paid TO anv dersop deliy,
R;n6Sm ,"e Salu negro to J. Il S. Cosby & Co. Of
"',hmpho or $50 if lodged in any ia in the statc
T rn', get nm again. JOHN {. CABANIss.
tuscaloosa, Alabama, Aug. n nsw.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

oR SALE.
INTENDING to move To the South | offer ion
1 sale that highly valuable Farm on which reside
situated III Bedford county, on the Forest road
miles above Lynchburg and II from Liberty,
This trul. desirable estate is we'll worthy the at
tcnon OF capitalists who wish to engage in farming
III one OF the most healthy and cl9hul sections in
upper Virginia it having all the benefit of the salu
hrIous brcc1cs Of the Blue Ridge and at the same
time possessing soil susceptible ofthc highest state
OF improvement. This land lies Immediately ON the
main road from lyuchburg To Fancy Farm, Peaks of
otter aud l.beny-and is bounded ON one side OF
Elk Creek, being III the vicinity OF / mills The
tract contains about 500 acres, nearly 100 of which
are cleared and at present state OF progressive
improvement At least $50 acres being in Glover to
which the land is peculiarly adapted. The improve
ments consist i'll part Of frame Dwelling House Sc
two Barns and lhrcshng machine new-and an Or
chard OF choice truitIhs place also offers al eliei-
bic stand for Tavern and Country Storc-aud in
addition Ia the above Improvements has a New
store house and Tavern house, with an Ice house
and Well OF excellent water in the ward and extern
sl,c Stables, Blacksmith and Whccwrlght's shop.
&c. &c.
II Is useless to speak of the many inducements
which this place holds out TO those disposed invest
means IN real estate, II is presumed those wishing
TO purchase would prefer examining Tor themselves,
which they are earnestly invited to do.-Thls estate
is offered at private sale until the 18th of October
next, on which day, if not previously disposed of,
Will sell II at public auction, with all my stock.
crops on hand farming and plantation utensils &c.
nc. Terms accommodating, and made to suit the
convenience of purchasers.
=" Letters the subscriber addresscdt to lynch
burg ST. James Church, Bedford, prompt, at
tended TO. FREDERICK A. HARRIS.
- Thu Richmond Enquirer will publish the
foregoing advertisement wSw, and forward its ac-
count To tins Office for payment.
MayI mI5O'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
lgai;nst

James {. Boyd, administrator with the will an.
neNed OF Philip Rohr, decd, the same Jane. c.
BOYD and Annhis wife, Mary Rohr, Sarah Rom.
fhlp hohr, William Rohr, Michael Rohr. h,.
band OF Mary Rohr, and William Burd. Det,
he de'cndantN iliam Burd, not having entered
MS appearance and given security according TO the
ACT oil assembly and the rules of this court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
d" ''''apn'n' OF this country; 1t is ordered, that
Tue s'"' defendant do appear here on the first day
tils and that copy of this order be forthwith IN
Ie''ea IN some newspaper printed in the town Of
= 'or Two months successfully, and post
" ~ ''' Ioil door OF the Courthouse, in the sad
town. Copy-Tcstc,
ID. ROBES, CLERK
80 - W2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

Tur CorroN CRor-\ gentleman from Lou
sana, aSubscriher to this papcr) who has travelled
over land from Blakcly, Alabama, near Mobile, to
Charleston, South Carolina, for the purpose of as
certanng the state of the cotton CROP assures
us that he has never seen ono so abundant that
whatever loss may have been sustained by wet in
the lo1ands, it has been much more than mado
good by the increased cultivation of the highlands
" y Jour. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
III. !%E.HPYER,

HAS just received most superior Stock of
Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of
Black Blue and Fancy Cloths,
Do. do. Cassimeres,
Ncves, Plain and Figured,
Sattecns, French and English Cpain and
tancv,)
Trceble Ribbed Doeshin, a superior article,
Wooden Nett Drawers, Especially suitable for
the approaching season,)
Surtou Cloths, OF an Extra quality
Orders from distance. will meet within
attention.
Oct. } I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
CLOTHING,

My assortment of ready made Clothing will be
more general than heretofore kept and will com
prise in part, Supcriine Blue and Black Dress Coats
Black aud Brown Frock do. Vests and Panfaloons
OF all descriptions Steel Mkt and Brown Cloth
Over Coats, Petorslm and flushing do Shirts ;
Shrtecs; Stocks; Suspenders; Buchskn Gloves
With good assortment of Ladies and Gentle
mems Cloaks.
n. B.-A good assortment of Gentcmens Seal
and Fur Caps.
Also, Case Of Tuscan bonncts, which can be
sold cheap. MICHAEL HART
Sept. 10 Is
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n EpUCNpr B5:spyeg

Y hAN fom59 to 40 years OF age, of good mora
Acharacter, and who is we'll qualified to roach tI,
hranchc, usually taught in this country may hear Of
SITUATION ON application 10 Mr. John Carey ot
h!nchbnrg LISTERS must be post paid
August 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
TRUST SALE

OF VALUABLE TOBACCO LANDS
I'M Monday, the 10Th of October. Is35 :, L.;..-
Amherst Court day, shall proceed. by v,y -
public auction, TO scto the highest bidder Tor r,d,
money the TRACT Or LAND purcha.od
by Francis T.. Quarles of Zcdekiah ShoemaLor 'J
Jo,nlns the lands of p ?. Thornton. and otbcrs
"n,on IL conveyed to me IN trust, by deed from tho
said Quarles, duly recorded in the (ler, 'he
amherst The land lies in the said Comfy om
nan''ns .reek and is well worth the attention Of
'hoSe wanting such property. There is about 3o0
acres IN the tract small portion of which is cleorod
, auo unuef cultivation. Mr. Quarcs viii shew Tho
,ad 10 nose disposed to purchase-and the sale =,
i''ue at ms request. | will convey such title AZ i;
invested IN me by said trust, and none ohio ,,,a
lana oe'ns sold for the purpose of complying witb
,,s terms The sale will be made before The door
WI Ntouts Tavern, at the said Court Uouse
Sep. 81 '' '"S'cc'
wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
.0'D IECE.

D.. OWING to circumstances, the sale OF
IES my Farm in Bedford, advertised to take
place ON the 18th of this month, will not
take place at the time advertised.
FRED. A. HARRIS
Oct. : d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

VIRGINIA At Circuit Snpcr;or i,
Law and Chancery, continued by ado,,,o' Of
and held Tor the County of Amherst at H. 'fhi
house, on Tuesday the sth day of Septembe, our
Jacob fyree aud Martha his wife. and 40
Allen pI a'ioel II
igdiHSi NUS
james ;. billiard aud William L. Watts Al
traitors de bonis non. with the will annexed ~ 9aiaI'-
Hylton, dec d., jeremiah IIvton, SURVIVING gorge
oil SAID George llyton decd. George Alle, 9aor
isfrator with the will annexed. OF Samuel "4hn
Hannah Allen, John Allen, Leroy Camden 1aee.
thenla his wife, formerly Bethenla Allen, n ,q BE.
N CHANCERY.
The defendant Leroy Camden. bcinn d.,
Peter &. Camden. his administrator moi h. aud
tered his appearance, and given security ,s el-
Ia the act of assembly, and the rules al ~; '"ihg
and II appearing, by satisfactory evidence. count
not an lntabant OF this country the cour, ~, ne Is
der that the said Peter G.. Camden ad,rin;'H Or
aforesaid, do appear here the first dav - As
term next, and answer the bill of the nla,,,a aFl
that copy OF this order be forthwith inscrto5 aid
newspaper published in the town of LyncLl' :" some
two months successfully, and posted at the iot
OF the Courthouse of this County. '' aoof
Gopy-TcSte,
Holm TUn1tpu,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

rom opinion oil " Hgrltold and otfefs. W. Com
ceds to it our most implicit belief The acgrc.
gate assumed by this writer, is one al which he had
right to arrive. He weighed the product Of Sc.
versl OF the plants orbunches, and they were 5, Is
TO- and IL lbs. each in all 57bs. or an average OF
l34lbs. At each cutting, in number. This would
carry us IN to the consideration Of nearly tvo MILL
ens % pounds OF the green grass, instead Of the
u'see hundred thousand, as assumed b. Agtcola
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

There was manufactured in kanawha county
Virginia. during the quarter ending the 4,h ul,mo
ol4,3i4 bushels of Salt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
AUG. II
James River & Mas,avl,a Com.
HI5lN

\ ! aS'atcd Monthly Meeting of the President and
L "a Directors oi the James River and I<,na,b,
Company, held the office of the Co,nn,,,, -, ~.
Chy OF Richmond, ON Thursday the SIN day Of
September, lS}J- '"' ''s "
heSo.re"' That the Stockholders of the James Rr.
ef ana hanawha Company, other than the STATE. he
una ihey are hereby required pay into the Bank
nnnslhla' or one OF It's branches, the sum of FnE
10 oi'ans Oh each share OF Stock held by them in the
Der next '9 VI -'O''n
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

AM now receiving my Supply OF Fall Goods,
i which will comprise neat assortment OF Fancy
and Staple DRY GOODS. and notwithstanding the
advance in Goods of most descriptions, an dcterrnn-
ed to sell At prices which fail TO give satisiac
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

4 ntp Storc-Dr. Mott, il seems, i. not the on
" man OF College, who can invent stove
Professor Omstead, OF New Haven, has produced
one, which is said to excel the doctors in sundrs
particulars one whcreoiiS that neither fumes nor
ashes cnn escape from it another, that the I'M
slightly appearance ola pipe is avoided; a third
that il is 80 simple that child can regulate ii
and 10 crown the WHOLE it costs only 10 dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

PEACH CRor-t gentleman in Shrewsbury New
Jersey, will, it said, realize by his peach crop this
year, from $4,000 to $1,000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

Shiswcll Dabney, trustee of the late mcrcar.
tile firm OF Calf, Bullock & Co, (Which said firm
was composed of William Gait, in his life tim,
and James and John Bullock, } Samuel Garland And
John Poe, and such other of the creditors Of PHI;
lip hohr decd, as may pray to unite as party
pi'lh'Is IN tins suit, and pay their proportion Of
the costs, nI'n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
.t'OVAEE.

wi Mlle' Martha Irby having. without any cause
CLAW, ,en my bed and board, and HAVING released all
or ,n 10 my estate by written instrument which
~ .toru VI rittsylvana County Clerks Office, this
creJt'"n m all persons from trading with her Of
IA 's 'l'r ON my account as am determined net
:" pay one cent OF her contracts
Oc,.5 JAMES IRBl
u,5w'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
JOHN THOMPSON, IN =
Oct. 5

AlRGlNIA-2tt rules holden in tho -
office of the circuit superior court Of la e'lA
chanccry, for the town of Lynchburg. on ill.,, H." and
day Of August, 1895: y" '"e I'D
James p. Garland,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
A Western paper contains the following ana

A Western paper contains the following anaIy-
,i4 of Southern Advertisement
\ gentleman at Pensacola, Florida, ADVERTISE
for ,ale sixty valuable slaves" the whole OF
them well acquainted with brick making, having
been employed AT that business for the last six
years In the list we find three from to 10 years
old, three from 10 x, three from to 4, and one
Of year only ! Verify some must have begun
brick making Al an early age, and at least four OF
them were at the business betore hey wers born.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

HoARY-HEApEn INpusrRy-The Northampton
tMass.) Gazette states that uidou Elizabeth Die
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12
FALL GOODS.

IUNliE subscribers arc opening the most extensive
L assortment of FALL GOODS, they have ever
had: Among them the Ladies will find some bcart ii
tul Cacoes, twlllcd rich figure just from London
and Paris, with great variety of useful STAPLE,
AND FANCY GOODS, tie best blk SILKS &c.
VIC have ever had and are determined to offer
them at Yer. reduced prices.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT
IL Country Merchants and IIouSckecper> are
particularly requested to call and examine our assor-
mrnt X X T..
Oct. > 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

1t IS computed that there are in Vermont 20, 600
QUO sheep producing annually si,ooo,oo0 worth o
wool.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

The University Of New York has received a do
nation from the King of England through the hon
orablo Mr.. Vail, and general james Tallmadgc,
embracing state papers, historical and diplomatic
documents, fac SMILES Of charters and treaties,
the celebrated doomsday book, the statutes of tho
realm political essays, catalogues Of the manu-
scripts IN the iarleian, Cotonian, and, Lans-
downc libraries in the British Museum and other
works, of interest not merely 10 the statesman
and politician but To the general scholar and the
student OF history and antiquities.
Peter 6. Crime, convicted oi the murder Of ms
wife Al Goshen y y recently, i, be executed on
tie Ill, NnNrmhcl rlfhit HE lrnIIs Of ny urLsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

Richard n. Eubank, William H. Garland :.
Jefferson l.. EdmundS, 'p and
The defendant Jefferson l.. Edmund, No., D'''s'
my entered his appearance and given sccuri,y nav
cordng to the act Of Assembly and the ule. = &c, ac'
court, and tappearing by satisfactory cyidnca ,H
he is not an nhaban Of ,h. country il s a. ,,'a'
ed, that the said defendant do appear here o o'ef-
first day of the ncAt term and answer the o s e
and amended bills of the plaintiff; and tina, s qua
OF this order BID forthwith inserted in soma ,oPy
paper printed III the town of Lvnchhurp for W.
months successfully, and posted at the front ooor ~
the Courthouse, in the said town. s00' u
\ Copy-Teste,
,.,- d. ROBES, Clerk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

u lRGlNlA.-Atrulcsh holden in the clerks n
lice of the circuit superior court of law and
ehancery' Tor the town of Lynchburg, ON the BID
day of August, 1885: ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-12

He defendant George ID. Saunders moi bay;aa.
tered his appearance and given secnrity acca,, VIZ
the act OF Assembly, and the rules of this conrt I
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is moi ann
habItant OF tins Commonwealth; on the ,,o,oa =,
the plaintiff by counsel, it is ordered thai Tho s,
George ID. Saunders do appear here ON lie Gr',
hoiaay OF November next, aud answer tie bin Of
'he pahtii and that copy OF this order be loribvI
published IN the Lynchburg Niruini,u n, ~"
months successfully, and posted al the front door n
the courthouse of this county. '' u"
\ COpy-'Feste
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Aug. II I'm

'h"lNiA: At court held for Franklin conn
1885 = -" vat! OF August
James NJ, Brown, who sues for the benefit of g..
uel Garland, III u, VI oam-
against 'n'
George ID. Saunders and Daniel Fcrfn>oa -,
fielninS Saunders administrators with the will '
neAed OF Pleasant Saunders, decd, and FIem,n.
saunders III his own right, and Samuel Hal naT
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Sep. IS
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

{ let
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Oct. |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-09

us NJ 1--WE EARII1tlUAkE in CHILL
we learn from the New Bedford Gazette of yesterday
morning the following particulars of an awful and de-
strucve CONFUSION of Nature which has converted an
entire and PopuOus city into heap ruins
number OF villages and spread death and ruin through
an extensive circle of cOuntry.N y. Ere. Post.
Prom the New Bedford Gazetto.l
ne snip Coral, Captain Written arrived at this port
on saturday evenings bringing of most dis
ressng earthquake in and about the city Of Conce
IN Chill She left the port of Talcahuana 9Th of March
The FIRST and disastrous shock occurred ON The 10l
Of February. Of the large town of Concepton moi n
building was left standing. Tacahuana and We small
villages ~ the harbour entirely DESTROYED A0er
the hrst shock the vessels the bay were all L.
but the rushed in great rollers and rising
twenty five thirty feet completely overlooked the land
sweeping away the ruins Many persons were saved
from untlmely death by the active crew Of the Coral
The shocks continued, or four every dawn 10
The time the ship left On the I'D large portion Of
the Island Of Curacana at the mouth of the bay was
swallowed up. The 9Th Of March. it was stated there
that from y TO 30 towns beside many small vilapes be-
tween Conception and the Cordlleras were scenes og
complete ruin From four TO five hundred lives vcre
lost Just 10 Tint section Of countrybut the extent Of the
suffering is not yet known-probaby thrice that num-
Der have been buried in tie ruins
The condition Of the people who G,rmerlv ipbabtod
spacious and convenient dwellings where now not even
brick rs Left to mark the spot is one Of the utmost nc
tering The poor people who lived i'm the country in
small reed buts have suffered but little Their houses
wthsiood tie shocks, and 10 them preserved roof for
shelter Those who edo the hills erected little shan
tees the spots Of land cnst broken IN and svere
compelled 70 be constantly at work procuring the food
necessary 70 satisfy hunger.
The scene during the first shock was appalling The
trembling of every thing around-te boiling Of the sea
as when water s heated fre-the earth ouening
wide, giving forth the most terrific means and laborino
ton-and whole blocks Of brick dwellings rock
from their foundation In their fall they meet others and
all If locked in death sink with IRENE ndous crash
into the gaping earth leaving no trace Of their existence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-09

GtOuccSteT County, lDfh Man, 1885. d--yySv

N EGROFOOT The subscriber offers for sale this
desirable estate lying in the upper part of Hanover
county on both sides of the road leading from Colonel
Goodals to fredericksburg containing about $50 acres
OF land, nearly onehalf of which is in woods The soil
is well adapted TO clover and plaster and is susceptible
of high state Of improvements
The buildings large twostory brick tavern al
most new store house, private house. and many other
ouhouses IL very good stand for tavern and has
been used as such for many years and is in of the
most healthy and respectable neghborhoods in Virginia
1T the residence Of the renowned orator Pa.
trick Henry
Any person wishing 10 purchase may know the terms
(Which VIII DC accommodating by applying to The sub
scrlber, who lives near, to MIR VIM w Mallory who
now occupies the premises
NATHANIEL b. THOMPSON
May II. 2--wsws