davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30

I'm ~ - Lao - ] T. s5ilthAs
DauADfut FIaE--BuRRtso OF FIFrY-osr Hon
sEs-A terrific fire, threatening the destruction Of
the feest portion Of city, broke out on the 7tb
little after ~ o'clock, Make, Slfeot.-li CON.
monced in the interior OF the extensive Livery sta
bic owned by Nessrs Lsveille * Morton, and 1t
the time in tie occupancy OF Mr.. John Calvert. The
irst n,imn ION Oft fire was evenly the flames
bursting from ,be building, and as It was built OF
wooden materials and contained a Iafge quantity OF
hay and other rrovcEder, oil oflotis TO save II
were ftu,less. Attention wasi Instantly directed to
the rescue of lie horses but, horrible 10 say, 81 Of
these noble animals supposed 10 have burned
with the building. Oilers, were LEI loose, Wild
with agony and fri2hi---fIeir mnnes On hfe, and
d terrifying spectacle to relieve hem
Fl ON suffering, several were shot down
From the stables he flames communicated TO the
old Catholic Church, which, 'nvng been abandoned,
was temporarily occupied as worc house The
walls Of this building alone are left sicndlng. The
goods 90 from eighty TO hundred crates OF china,
queens and glass warfare nll Destroyed Mrs.
Perry's row Of buildings, running from Second to
Mum street, were in Imminent danger, as was all
the ne ghoolhood-a BRISK wind prevailing OF the
lime dilecly from the west. But fortunately no
other damage wa, done. The new Catholic
church, having fire proof roof was uninjured,
excep, in the burniog Of or 3 windows.
The loss cannot now DC accurately estimated
Morton & Iavcille, John Calvert, and r. ID. Wat
son the latter the Of the goods arc the prIn-
cipal sufferers. The loss OF the horses VIII be very
heavy, but divided among their several owners in
he city. Altogether, the damage cannot be less
han IF cen thousand dollars. II is not as yet
known how the hse was communicated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
SALE OF NEGROES, &c

In> Y virtue Of deed of trp.t, executed to the
s-s.-9 subscriber, by Col. J,hn p. Gray, bear.
ing date ne lo'h day Of October, 1873 L. and of re-
cora IN the Clerks flee Of Bedford county Court.
snali, by the direction of The persons for Who's :
oenehl the deed was made, on Friday, the 81 dav
OF July, 1885, in tho town Of Liberty, Bedford
county, proceed to SELL TO the highest bidder, the
following slaves, 10 wit Lewis Eady, Rachael
RICE, Little Charles, Allen. Pauna, Ned, ANY
"'u me" TWO chH1ren, Billy and Edmond, Peter
ana Ha'reti,and any increase OF the female slaves
VIII also. on the same day, the next day. sell
10 me highest bidder AT public auction all his The
s Sd, "'ays, Horses, stock of Cattle, Hogs. aud
Sneep, with all his Farming Utensils, TWO SET, of
d ack sm''hs tools. all his House hold and Kitcner
e"'nlufe' aud all The crop of tobacco, grain. and
OF every description ' """
ieIms--A credit Of onr, two, and three wear.
Will be given, the purchasers ,ixino hond ,,;,,
"Pp,o'eu security, to secure the purchase mone,.
nc save oil all he personal Property, except the
''"''S' wiz take place at COL Gray's Home house.
April 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30

g.fr,ys A.ls.los.A late n1'no.t 81 , ,ge Lo"
l.. ch,,.,;sn Advocate contains the following
paragraph: ,,,,toev and the Rev
Mr. Holy, Of Birmingham, have been depu''a hoy of
the Baptist churches in tbs country, 70 n's.,
of the United States. Then ilrss o'l'c' - ~
from 1oco Baptist churches, and to establish rea
, ions Of friendship and brotherhood between tn.
British and American Bartists. who are the most
numerous of the many large bodies of Christians IN
in the United srafea. The oher objects OF The mis-
sion are, to investigate the state Of religion gene
rally to ascertain he nature OF the celebrated ses
yals produced, to inquire into the Literature o ''ie
49,, he, biblical literature in particular, TO col
loo, affirmation concerning education, from Sun
dav schools to colleges, with special reference
10 The mode obtaining for the ministry, &c &c.
IMessrs. Cox and Hoby arrived at New York III
the ship Constitution, on Tuesday las''l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30

Correspondence Of tae Journal Of Commerce.


WAanisoros, April 2lst.
Mr.. Barry the Post. Master General, is about TO
leave his Office and 10 visit some Of the northern
cities preparatory TO his journey to the WEST nho
his departure n mission 10 Spsn Tins morn.
ing The two Assistant Post laster Generals esilea
a meeting of The Clerks Of tie flee, at which MI
uobhie announced the init nded departure OF MI
Barry, ut the same time stating that he was 10 80
into another branch oflhe public service. Resoiu-
tons were immediately adopted by The Clerks, eH
prcssiye Of their regret at the departure oil Mr Dur
~ and their gratitude for his kind and gentleman
like denorimen, towards them, &c. II Is well I'M
jers God that Mr.. Kendall will lmmedetely sue
ce,d Nj Barry. He will come into the office un.
der advantageous Circumstances tof he wll'' II
am not much ms,oken find il in pretty good trim
All the Investigations into the abuses Of this once
stop a, the l0ih OF March 1889, when III. depart
men, was re-orgenized and thoroughly reformed,
under the direction Major Barry 1t was at TINT
date, al you will recoliect, that Mr.. Brown was
transferred from the mail contract bureau 10 tue
financial duties of the d, parment. Since lint time
also the contracts IN TWO sections ct The northern d.
vision have beoni renewed, and are in operation on
such terms and IN such manner us to hh"fd no
ground for objection from any quarter system
OF economy aud responsibility has since been adopt
cd. and is in operation, which VIII not fail, wlh
good management, to bring The department out OF It's
present pccuninry embauassmcnis ut The close OF
The present fiscal year. Butte Kendall the public
will look for system Of management Which VIII
combine economy with the efficient performance OF
he duties and an extension oftho facilities Of the
department.
MIR. Pickett, now superintendent of the Patent
Office, and alo Charge dos Adlircs at Colombia,
WILL it is supposed, succeed Mr.. Kendall in the
Fourth Auditors Office. But he has at lenst two
-ivas, whose Ere,ensioos orc strongly urged, VIZ
Reuben NJ. Whitney and John L Sullivan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30

,.a.oens.-l, Is stated n the hob,le hu'e '
,iser. that tho two Infamous Murews' VIZ
outrageous conduct has become matter Oh ho'o''
IN Alabama, have recently shot two bfo'heis, na
ed Ken p, against whose family they mo- s"o.a
vengeance The brothers, one Of them i"eh'y I'M
or twenty-five yeats Of age, and the e'nc' o'ly
about thirteen or fourteen died upon '"e sPo''
the time their nssnllants came upon ihc'h 'hey -
engaged IN cutting wood, near some pae' ""s
s,.'nLon,s usually landed 10 take ood and knew
no,l;,y II their danger uniil IL . as too late ellhff
Ia eseape or to do any thing in sell deicree l nc
mnrderers have made then escape supposed INTO
Texas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
Lynchburg, April 90
WILLIAM II. KRAUnSx.

" dtch- Maker, Jeceier and iSilccy- Smith.
Three doors below the Market.House, and
nearly opposite The Banks,
~ HATEFUL for the very liberal patronage be
NJ slowed upon him in his lire Of busine. s,
takes this Opportunity OF informing the pnblir that
he has Just received n nrw supply Of arii, h.. com
pii,ing Watches, Gold sud Silver, Jewplry, Cas-
tors, Britanoa Ware, Clocks, and many other st-
tcles, which be is determined to sell 10 as they
can be had IN this pace or Richmond
u Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Siiver.ware
made and repaired in he best manner. and a, the
""'fs' no'icF' W. +. X.
Anr 80 -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
NEW SPRING GOODS
For 1885

L OR 1909.
TEiIlE subscriber takes pleasure, in informing
H. his friends, and he public generally, tia, he
has received from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, a full assortment Of Spring Goods, CON
sistng of British, French, india, Italian, German,
Swiss mn American Dry Goods. Hardware, Cut.
tery Earthen, Glsss and China, Ware, Shoes,
Boots, Bonness, Hats, Groceries, &c, which
have been selected on lie very best terms.-l Ii
assortment is not inferior 10 any in this part Of
Vire mia, and will be sold 10y wholesale or retail
at very small Observation-Disclosures are resreci
fully requested TO call and examine for themselves.
Store III the TWO lenements, adjoining Dr. llowtl
Davless old stand Eish, or ten bids. good and
prime Sugar, and several hhds. first rate Molasscs,
which will be sold by the hhd.-Also Boots and
Sh es by the case or dozen, on very low terms, "a
large stock of Brown Sheetins, Shirting and Cotton
Oznaburgs, bought before the late advance, which
will be sold by the piece or bale, as low as they
can be bous hit in the Northern Cities.
E. B. Els TES.
Lynchburg April 20 4uf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
SPkINGGOODS

HAVE just received 80 packages New Spring
u Goods and in daily expectation of the BAL
ancs Of ny Spring assortment-To which beg
he attsntion Of purchasers. M. Nj. KERR
Bank Square
April 20 Swift
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30

lNSEEp OIL, by the barrel Or gallon
IA Sps. Turpendno
Coal Tar
Cotton Seed Oh
Tanners OIL
Rasins
Sweet Oil
Salt Pere
Lquorce and |. quorioc Root
Wines by gallon OF bottle, Ill kinds
Teas, Sercrat kinds
Chocolate, best quality
Blue Pills, Apo,hccarie's Hall nanufa,ture
Golden Seal
Jamaica Ginger
Rcd Sea Mynh
Hemlock Oil and Bark
Mantle and Cylinder Thermometers, beautiful
Pocket Lucifers, 1ie1o article
Chlorine and Orris Tooth Wash
Lemon Syrup and Pepper Sauce
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
April 20 tslt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30

MATTHIAS, TUE IMrosroR. The New York
Transcrip. says" 1t is most probable tina, Mat
thas, after the expiration of his term Of imprison
ment in West Chester will be ired ON an indlc-
ment which now rests against him in this city, for
obtaining money by false pretcnces from Benjamin
Il. Folger-Should this be tho case, his reverence
may yet have chance to learn the art trade and
mystery" OF stone cutting, under tho tuition of
able teacher, at one of our public Institutions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
COTTON YARN,
,dds by the Richmond Manufacturing

Company.
ME subscribers agents for that Establish
II. ment, and will sell its yarns here on the same
terms ~ they can be had in Richmond We have
low on hand quantity, well assorted, from No 5
No l6. We invite Country Merchants and others
10 give Ne q call. P. MATHEWS g. Co.
April . w4wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
a. MONEY FOUND

4 INV or Money WAS found some time ago,
wy o'u ROAD, leading from Lynchburp TO
New London. about three quarters Of a mile t7,n,
N"e'e F" fhters intotl C rur, pike Road. The own.
e. ca" &c, "oy applying TO ,he subscriber describ.
ING II, ana paying Tor this notice
April 80 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
From .Noah's London Correspondent.

Having now exhausted my political and miscel
ancous intelligence, | have TO wind up Gas ladies'
say) with bit of scandal. Sir Edward Susden, np-
pointed by this ministry to the lord chanccllorshp
o: Ireland has suddenly thrown up his Office Of
course "a woman's at the bottom Of the cause" 1t
seems that the countess Of Haddngton, vice queen
of Ireland, refused 10 receive lady Sugden and four
other married ladies' d, her levee. She says that no
one shall visit her who is not prescntabc at ST..
James's The fact is, lady Sudsen lived with Sir
Edward before she was his wife hence, she has
never been at the English court, as such persons
not received there. Sir Edward threw up his
office in huff TIE salary is E 900 60 600 dol
lars) year, and he declines receiving the ret
ring pension Of "a 900, or 10000 dollars 1t is sup
posed he will return TO the English chancery bar
where he had the first practice Sir Charles Pcpys
is mentioned likely to go Ireland lord chancel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
PnrsTrR's RgrREAr. Indionai March rs.
MURDER WILL OUT
fugiendo in media sepe rnttw, fafa.

fUSieHdO IN med6 s6pe|hH"' j"t"'
Seine SIXTEEN years ago. some hfnd In human
shape for the purpose OF robbery, shot me o''y w
mate a femalo Of some IS or 20 years Of age. The
facts. rs now inn ressed on my mind, were as io'-
lows--n family Of the name Of Romf, consisting
oI an aged female some two three sons, am one
or two daughter eng eted TO tbs country from
England, mud settled in Cincinnali-shorily aiier'
wards the boys entered large fraction OF land on
! Long Run, in this connty-Phllip Rom'l ana MS
unfortunate sister came and settled Oh the land. On
| certain Saturday, the brother went 70 Veyay 10
purchase some nect ssarics and did not return until
after n ghtfal-the nigh being dark he called al
has neig hbor's about mile and holt OH and col
torch 20 light him, which soon went out and he
had to eropc his lonely way through the lfsht'ul
an ben GIFTED hollows that led TO his blood stained
home at last he reached tho door, il was open, and
all within was dark and still as deo'h-no sister
came, with open arms, to receive him, as she was
went TO do no fire blnze1 TO warm his chilled and
wearied Iimbs-h he entered the house, ard found
trunks and boxes broken open, and their contents
strewed about the foor-he approached the tff
place, tu found no frehc called his sister repeat
eddy by name, but she answered HIM not-al last
he found her, cold and lifecss You, my reader,
can imagine his feelings at that moment. vii not
attempt TO portray what they ought or might have
been lie then compelled TO reracc MS steps
to his neg lbprs Tor hrc-hc Hnd ms felShpof,
(Robcu Baker, returned to he house, and found as
before descrIbed-it appeared tha, she was sitting
on stool combing her hair, when she was shot
her hair was very long Gown her lap where the
comb WINS found The assassin had evidently put
the muzzle of the riff, through little window,
blck-the ball entered the left clavcle, passed
through her heart and stuck in her clothes, having
GU, the right nipple, All the trunks boxes.
and drawers had been broken open with an axe, but
nothing taken money being lhelr Object of which
they found none, Several persons were taken up
on suspicion Of being the muldercrs and dis
charged. Three or four days after the muir
der, William Higgins was aprrehendcd for
stealing snn, mud escaped from jail at Mad
son, Jef,rson county, and he has never been
heard fem, until reccnty-on affidavit, char
ging him with the murd,r had also been filed
agaInst him lie sold riff two days after the
murder to n boats descending the river, carry
ing a buc, corresponding in s'zH and weight wi h
the fatal ono. The bullet is still in the possession
of the editor, who acting justice Of the peace
al The time, and made every effort IN his power to
ferret gu, the mutderer.a Report says, that William
Higgins has roceny been hung al NaIchtzi and
under the galows confessed being the murderer o.
Nj SIS Romlil. Messenger.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
sTRAxHD OR sToLEN

IN From the subscriber a dark b,y
&s~SYS Mare. between IA and u hands
high, heavy built, with blazed facs
SIX years old. A liberal reward
=" will be given to any person securing
or returning said mare 10 me.
FILMING b. MILLER.
fineasle. apiil 80 w3u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
CfNcINNArI. ApRIL Is
BALLOON ASCENSlON.


Mr. Clayton, who asccndt d from this place in a
balloon, the evening of this day week, has not been
heard from with any certainty. 1t was his intention
TO proceed all night and reach if practicable some
point cast Of the mountains. The course upon which
I've departed would conduct him south Of Richmond in
Virginia, approaching North Carolina. II he sue
cccded in keeping up all night and reaching the At
lanuc border IN this erection, we may not hear
from him for several days Gae.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30

Davenport (whig> 800 lis 33 1872 80 81 SO 10 t.e
Coles (ndm) al rs 81 IL 80 70 AZ 81 oiV
For House Of Delegates. -.
Swanson (whig) 236 l04 90 1872 33 80 80 Il w
Witchor do 222 1907 40 1O7 81 81 SO " %.
Walton (a'm.) 22s 81 IA II 90 II 81 81 Nv "
Coleman do PA 75l4 7S9 Sc 50 81 'iV
PRINCE EDWARD-l del.
The following is the state of the polls IN r.".s'
Edward, the result of which election we have he'I
tofore announced For delegate, Col James M r'a
lson, (adm.) $40 Maj. Thweat (whig) 2o5. r ~.
Congress, james w, Bouldin's majority over f'"t
Boiling from 60 to 80.
FAIRFAX-1 DEL
No opposition to Mercer for Congrcss.-to,r w.
eg5te, Spencer M. Ball (whig) IT'S, ChIc" ''fsy
(adm) l05, Lane. (do) 67. A letter from a'''''
to the editor of the Alexandria Gazette says her
You will see tina, Fairfax has rc-elec'eu W.
late worthy delegate, Col. Ball, by clear n'a, Is
~ over borh his opponents unts4. TFis Iesa"
extremely gratifying. There were great eA'''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
From The Winchester T,fgiaiaa.

From The Winchester TtfgintaH.
The following letter from the late Jodn Run
dolph TO the Hon. Greed Taylor, written on an &C.
caslon which il i'll explain, will, doubt, be read
with interest, as is every thing connected with the
memory of that celebrated individual The letter
has been placed in our hands by gentleman Of
this county, who did not design it for publication,
but have taken the liberty of presenting ii to
our readers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30

Curious Phenome non.-The Weekly Messenger
Ondano,) states, that on Saturday, the 4th in
slant, as the steamboat Portsmouth was ascending
the Ohio River from Louisville, n large globe Of
five passing through the atmosphere, olighted on
the top ofthe sight pole, and continued there for a
considerable timc-the night being unusually dark
gave II more terrific appearance. The officers,
crew, and passengers were much alarmed and TIE
officers and crew thinking 1t omlncus of some ser-
Gus event. as she had been an unfortunate boat, de
serted her.
The Springfield Somnambnta-The Springfield
Gazette sutes that Jane c. Ryder, the famous Som
nanbulist, fimcly Of that town, is now at Bratle.
boro and again subject to paroXysms accomrani.
cd by the same extraordinary powers rs those she
exhibited at Springfield The same paper SUCCESS
the expediency of getting the lady TO Boston, Or
some other place where she may be subjected OK
tensively tothe observation Of learned and scien-
tihc men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
Erom The NoTfOlk eaooH
CAPTAIN ANDERSON.

|, has seldom fallen to our lot 10 record more of.
cling incident thon the we arc about 10 de-
tail Capt. WILLIAM 4. ANDERSON, Of this Bo-
rough left Ocracock Bor on the 9Th ofJlnuary last
in the schr Mary and Eliza of this port, laden with
q cargo Of corn, and bound TO Charleston Is. @
When two days OUT, Captain A. experienced a trc-
mcndous gale which carried away both OF he mns's
of his vessel. and inflicted other damage besides.
His passengers Mes.rs .Swank and Salisbury, OF
this place, awaited themselves of an opportunity
offered by brig bound to Liverpool and lief, his yes
sci The Captain, however, maintained n stout
heart, and for II days made every effort to prose-
cute his voyage. He was then compelled 10 quit the
wreck, aud took passage with his crew, in the ship
Humphrey bound to Glasgow; but il seems msior-
tune Ind marked him as victim When within
days SAL of his destined port the Humphrey met
with severe weather, and IN terrible Gale was
totally wrecked. Fortunately Capt a. had previous
,ly left the ship in steam beat md himself and oil
hands were saved lie reached Ramsay in the Isle
of Man whence on the oh of March, he wrote the
letter from which we obtained the above norma-
ton It was his intention TO have left the lie of
Man for Liverpool on the first opportunity, and
may, momcntly, be expected home. But We have
not vet said that Capt A left in this Borough wife
and child, from whom he parted in expectation Of
meeting them in "a few days but days weeks
months passed, and not a word of the absent hus
band & ia her reached the of the agonzed wife
and her infant child. 1t VS. known that heavy
gale had happened of Ocracock nj the period when
he had actually experienced It's severity, and the
most sturdy seaman had ceased to entertain any
hope of his ultimate rescue Under these circum-
stances the feelings Of his anxious wife may be
more readily imagined than described, when the
letter disclosing his perilous history was received
by last evening mail. II voice from the dead
resurrection from the grave But we cannot in
trudo further on the feelings OF domestic affection,
and will only indulge the hope That few days more
win restore to each other those who it was not be-
cved day since, would meet on earth again.
The small grain in this county is remarkably,
unpromisng Some Of our Oldest farmers say, that
they never knew ii to look SO lad at this Of
the year. Leringten Union.
The small gran crop IN this county is moro
unpromlsng than 1t has been for many years
Some of the fields have been ploughed up and see
dcd in Opts-many others look almost perfectly
bnrren, tho grain having been killed by The severity
of the frost. lFUcdSlc Democrat.
The Branch Bank of the United States at Wash
inc tom has commenced the operation of winding
up its concerns, preparatory TO the expiration of the
charter.
The Charleston Mercury, which for some time
refused 20 take sizes between Judge White and Mr..
Van Buren, has discarded It's neutrality mud taken
decided stand IN favour of the former; proof Of
good sense which we most gladly witness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30
LfNCli8URG, APRIL 30. -.
VIRGINIA EIECTT0n~-~=
BEDFORD-o Jeycy,,o

Polls kept OPP three days. At,be H..
second cay they stood as follows, e,sa I',e G
cincts tbe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30

The Charleston Mercury, which for some time
refused 20 take sizes between Judge White and Mr..
Van Buren, has discarded It's neutrality aud taken
decided stand IN favour of the former; proof Of
good sense which we most 3 diy witness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30

The Branch Bank of the United States at Wash
Ing tom has commenced the operation of winding
up It's concerns, preparatory TO the expiration OF the
charter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-30

POPULATION increase of population in the
oh' cd States is four hundred thousand annually
or one thousand souls every day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-19
465 Acres,

contiguous-being the same land that
was devised to Abraham Vanmeter,
Decd, by the last Will Of Henry Van
meter, decd. recorded in Hampshire
county Court, May the 18th, 177s, to
which moiety the said Joseph Vanme-
ter became entitled as one. of the sur
wing brothers of the saiddeceased A.
braham.
.Also, a Tract of S62 Acres,
believed to lie in Hampshire county,
but described in the Patent to said Jos
Vanmsier, dated 3Oih July, 1909, as
lying on the waters Of Pat.eison's creek
in the county of Hardy.
The terms Of sale will be one. third
of the purchase money in hand--one
third in one year and one third in two
years, the purchaser giving bond and
security and deed Of trust on the
Lands TO secure the deferred pay ments.
WIN. SEYMOUR,
Commissioner.
Nov. %, 1S35.--tds.