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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-29

HNOR RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable Ia
II vcrn stand, at New Kent Courthouse. The adj
vantagcs of this stand are that is the site Of the Coun
ty and Superior Courts just half way between Will
liamsburg and Richmond There is Land sufficient at
tached to to work six hands The crop about four
barrels of corn to the acre There is suicicncy of
land of fine quality in wood to make good Farm: indie
pendent of the Tavern parton this, suiicency Of
tobacco or cotton might he made pay for the land in
few years There is on this land fine shell mari, which
could be used TO great advantage Any person wishing
to rent or purchase will be pleased TO apply to the sub
scribcr in Williamsburg, to MIR. e. L. Crump Of
Richmond who is authorized to sell or rent
BURWELL BASSETT.
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ETOR SALE-4O0 acres of good Land, the
IT Chickahoriny lies well, eight miles from Rich
mond, is heavily :imbcred, and within half mile of
saw.nill some buildings; and about fourth Of the
land cleared. Possession given Immediately. Enquire
at the Office of the Wing or Enquirer.
December H. CT
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for Daniel Wei<cecr late Sheriff. and as smA 9dm,r.
NJ q. shall attend the hireings of Mr.. j. T. Gootr,
when hope to meet those who hired negroes of the
above Estates the present year prepared to take in their
k>rd D u
December "a. - If
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q AlELlA ACADEMY.-T next session Of this
IA Institution will commence on the goth Of Janua
Wand close On the goth Of December following with
'"oh'n vacation In tho summer. The course Of in.
Suc!on Will continue to be preparatory the Unrcr
sly and will consist Of the thorough study Of the Greek
Lain and English Languages Mathematics and the Elc
"Sn!s OF Natural Philosophy. The Greek Language
m, Ge Taught according to the principles of Therach
and Inc German grammarians and regular Transitions
INTO Latin and Greek required Of the senior classical pu
PiS Particular attention will also be paid to Ancient
history and Geography The Text Books will be the
'l'e as those used at the University In Ancient Geo
aPhy, DR.. Harrison Notes. and for the senior class in
'a'henatcs, Bonnycastlcs Analytical Geometry, and
i0ungs Calculus.
D.. Terms per session Of 10 Months:
IT,, ''''.''. ........... ........... Sluo
rt.' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oU
Ives lot hoard and tuition, payable senI-annually in
T aicr and no deduction mnde except for Sickness
.t "'h,alnual examination will commence December
trad " " ''' 0 ~ ~ "
letters (post pad) directed Hallsville Amelia will be
rJ nappuy answered WM. II. HARRISON.
Decen'oer 81. 10-2aw1w&w2w
ENEMALE SCHOOL The subscriber having en-.
gagged Miss TrcEEH, (Hho was an assistant in the
'e.Eehhes Seminary VI, and highly recommended rs
eacncr IN his family, will take few youpr ladies' US
members OF the same for the ensuing wear 10 whose
morals education, and comfort particular attention will
w Pad. J he course Of instruction will embrace the
branches OF English taught in schools The school
commence the 10Th January next Terms, per scho.
s.S year OF I'D months for board and tuition, $50; each
"nalng her own bed bedding and towels. II these
furnished, an additional charge of So will be made.
W.. MlCK'H YOUNG.
Dsee "%es$ Is Caroline County, Va }7o-eaw2u
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-KfCKK.MO.s.D, V:ERGE.VT.g,
NAlL AT HALIFAX CoURT-HoUsE.-scnied

HAlL AT HALIFAX COURT-HOUSE.-Seuled
w Proposals will be received the Clerks office of
Halifax county, until the 22d day Of January next for
building Jail at the said Court house, plan of winch
may be seen on application al the Clerks ohc
The plan drawn by the Commissioners, contcmp plates
building OF brick and ron but walls Of cut would
be preferred, if suitable stone can be obtained Musons
disposed to undertake. requested to make the
sary examination, and forward their proposals. which, To-
gethcr with the proposals for brick walls, &C. will re-
ceive the attention OF THE COMMISSIONERS
December %. 7U-20J
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ANlTY LOAN OF S=~1i2S1O.--In pursuance ofan Or
u dinance authorizing Loan for the City Of Rich
mond, passed 9Th December 1885. shall offer for sale
TO the highest bidder, at the Merchants Coffee House
on Wednesday the Both inst. the hour Of I2 clock
TwENrY-EIGHr THOUSAND of City Stock, bear
ing interest Of five per cent per annum payable quar-
ter yearly. and rcdeemabc the 1s day Of January,
1856 No bid will be received at less than par for a
smaller than five hundred dollars, fractional Part
Of one hundred dollars.
WIN. P. SHEPPARD, Chamberlain.
,h,r1
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MI OTICE.-All persons having claims against The es
q tates Of John Baker Jeremiah Hancock. and Oba
diah Winfrec decd requested to make them known
Immediately; those indebted will make payment immc
diately, as no indulgence can be given
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LAND OFFICE, Va. December Z, lc:'3.
conformity to an Act entitled Gan Act. to reduce
Il into act The several concerning Escheatnrs
passed the 9Th day of January, lSl9, do hereby
make known 10 all whom may concern, that it appears
by the certificate of the Esclcalor for the county of
Northumberland, dated the Goth day Of November. 1888
and received into the Land Office, that by nquslinn
and Office found the day and year last aforesaid the
following Lands late the property Of James Still, dec d.,
hive duly eschcated 10 this Commonwealth, viz: one
Tract Of 81 acres, less, and of acres,
less and both in the Parish Of Lower St. Stephens in
Northumberland county. w. SELDEN,
December 8. G2-ISt] Register Land Office.
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Land and Ncaroc. for sale.

EDN virtue of deed of trtst executed to the
- subscriber, by William NJ. Buswel bearing
date the ooh November, 1884, and OF record IN
the clerk office for the Hastings Court oil Lynch
burg, and also IN the clerk, office for the county
of Cunlbcrland, shall proceed to sell to the high
es bidder, Tor cash, at Cumberland court house,
ON Monday, the 2ithof AUGUST next, that being
court day, certain parcel or tract OF LAND "
inc in the county of Cumberland, containing two
hundred acres, more OF less II being the tract on
which Miller Woodson now lives, and formerly
owned by him, within one mile of the court housc.
And also, at the same time and place, three like
" ,oonp NEGROES, viz Clementna, Eliza
Amy.
shall convey such title as is vested IN me by
SAID trust decd only. DAVID ". Bl RTON.
InlN 10 Ids
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NOTICE..

FINllE subscriber will sell his tract OF Land to the
1 highest bidder, the first day OF september
NEXT lying on the I.ynchburg aud Salem Turnpike,
SIX miles from the former place and containing li39
acres about $50 acres cleared, the balance heavily
tmbercd. There Is on the about forty acres OF
fine Meadow Land, considerable part OF winch Is III
Herds grass and will produce fine cropot Hay TINS
season. The whole tract lies remarkably well, and
the soil very congenial to the production OF all Kinds
OF grain, we'll as Clover.
Also hs of Land oU Little Otter, III Bedford,
about three miles east of the Courthouse, on the "a
OF september. Which contains about 500 acres, about
800 III woods and OF the first quality Tor tobacco
The open land fine heart, and large part o' II
fresh, and produces large crops OF gram 'oi ''ess
kind. To a gentleman disposed to embark III inc
growing OF tobacco, think canrecommena ih'S ~
very desirable one. Captain AUSTIN VINO 'N's ",
TIE outer tract, viii hew il TO any person DISPOSE" "
We" previous Ia the day of sale, and my SON "ii'
lives on The tract near chburg will shsw " 10 guy
person wishing toe - The terms will be accom-
mod1'lng. and n.ade KNOW AZ 'he sale.
w W NtSI1N
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BACON AT COST.

ENRN BROWN, JR., nearly opposite the
IL Banks, Lynchburg, offers for sale, al first
cost, Il 900 lbs. FAMILY Bacon, ofvery superior
quality, and equal to any in the market
ALSO,
1000 lbs principally Midlings a less costly ar
tiele, sound, and entirely superior to the New Or
leans. W here Nlidlmgs are preferred, they will
be sold as low as the hog round as the subscribe,
Is determined to sell all that he has on hand
HERENGs, by The bauei; Five hhds. Brown
Sugar Sugar House Moasses 1000 wards
Flax Linen; Smiths Bcllows's and Any;ls
Vices and Hammers. Together with an a,,or,
mcnt of Hats Boots and Shoes
ALSO,
'oNfEcrIoNARIts; such as Sugar Kisses, and
varet, OF other Caadics at :i74 cts. per pound.
ALSO,
A great variety of new and fashionable Cotton
SIX and Nooen Goods all Of winch will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Auea,t
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should be a. near as possible nlsse 10 conform to
these variations There are some general prlnei-
pies every where applicable, and there are Others
which have but few exceptions of the latter class
consider TO be the doctrine of the utility of roia-
tons in crops. NJ, friends, the practical as well
as theoretical ulmns, the doubling X. NJ. W,
ma, be 30 fortunate as 10 possess farms which viii
admit of an unbroken succession OF wheat crops,
but imagine the farmers of Old OnondaFa viii IN
general aeree with me-, thai the simple rotation oil
wheat and clover has more enhanced the pfodne-
tivencss of their firms, and consequently rendered
them more profitable and valuable, tllan would sne-
cessisc but necessarily diminished crops Of that val
liable grain, and important staple of our country.
VIC.
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lYSCauBuRG RACES.

TGe Races over the Isnchbnrg Course will com
mcnce IN Tuesday the 22d September and continue
five DAYS.
First Ddy.--A Sweepstake Colt Race. for three
old Colts aud fles Two miles and repeat, 5000
entrance. hall forfeit
John :. Hun enters Red Wasp, by Shakespeare,
dam Madison.
William McCargo enters Ghilders, b, Sir
Charles. dam Eagle
J. H. Oliver enters - by -.
William ". IIru enters eh Henrietta Scott, by
Sn Charles. dam Charlotte Temple.
benjamin Davidson enters b by Gohanna dam
Sally Finn, by Nirginan.
Second Duyy--Pi oprleior's Purse, 600. two mile
heats. entrance 80.
Third Day.-Jocky Club Purse 800, three mile
heats entrance ~.o.
Fourth Di,.--proprle,or's Purse 500, Two mile
heats, entrance SD
Finh Day.-i Swerpstake Col, Race, for three
wear old Colts and Fillies, one mile and repeat, one
hundred dollars entrance, hall forfeit.
Paseha Buford enters b. by Shakespeare.
John : Hurt enters Red Lyon, by SIR Charles,
dam American Eagle
William McC argo enters b by Medley, dam Creep
ing Gate.
William W Hurt enters Lucy Gray, by Med
", dam Sir Hall.
|. II. Oliver enters - by -
William HAYNES enters Ct by Washington, dam by
Pacolet.
benjamin Davidson enters t by Tlmoleon, dam
1i",...
The Purse for each day will be pad the
winner subject To the usual discount. All neces-
saf, preparation. for the accommodation OF Racers.
/. IL. OLIVER.
Proprietor.
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vTIRGIsIA.-At rules held IN the eiefs oih.e
of the circuit superior court OF law ana chant
p, for the county Nelson. on the 18th day oil Way
la,,.-Da,id ! Garland, Plaintiff. against AieNan-
H. U,o..n .xecnfof oil Archer Ferguson, deceased
William J. Fr,eand. William II. Ningneld Don
esld Ferguson Jr. aud Owen e Fowler, Defendants.
y fuAScERf.
The defendants William J Frceland and Doneaid
FERGUSON Jr. not having entered their appearance,
and given security, according to the act oil assenps
and the rules Of tins and II appearing by sails
f,rtarY proof that they are not inhabitants OF this
connr. II Is ordered that the said defendants ITO ai
pear here on the FIRST day Of September term next
and anss er the bill of the plaintiff aud that copy oil
tins order be forthwith inserted IN the lynchbhfg
virglnian, a newspaper published in the town OF
Iynchburg for two months successfully. and another
copy posted at the front door Of the courthouse OF
this county, some court day.
\ Copy---Teste.
R0. c. CUTLER, clerk
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Wool Cartlins ut Lynchburg
1t The reduced price Of / Cents per- ID.

~ efe 't""teu Pf"t ~ I 'zfffA pr ~.
,ANllE subscriber having left William Thurman
Cardng Machine, near the Horse Ford. in
lynchburg has erected New Machine, (at the old
stand formerly occnpedby Holmes X Brewster north
west OF Mr. j. Johuso Ms Tavern, near the Black wa
ter Creek and has now nlull operation bces leave
TO inform his friends and the public generally that he
Is now ready 10 receive Wool and Cmd it with neat
ness aud despatch. From his long experience in the
business say IL scars he hopes 10 give general salts
faction to all who may favor him with their custom.
For the convenience OF those who living James
river, he has made arrangements with Mr.. William
L. Fowler to receive Wool for him ut his Grocery
near the Lumber House, and also with Mr. John IN
nlef y Co, on Main street, above the Market house,
where the rolls will be delivered and at his own
dwelling, near Mr.. Poes lanyard, on the turnpike
and the rolls will be returned from his Machine
when carded, to each place where the Wool is left
by prompt attention. and the reduced price of ard
ing, he hopes 10 receive liberal share OF public pa
tfonage, {. J. iN DICK
Aug. 3 wSw
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4 TRACT or LAND.

kine on the Mann Western road, "a miles above Ii
berty, containing '6 Upon this of land
there is an abundance Of timber. About 80 OF
very rich low grounds, and all the balance OF the
cleared Land Is now in Clover. The low grounds are
well drained, and secured from nundation b, ample
bitches.
The subscriber has, ior several Years past, been
engaged IN the Improvement of these lands, and has
spared neither pans nor expense. No land III this
county is susceptible OF improvement, and the
plantations are now in rs good situation a pur-
chaser could desire. The subscriber will, an,
time, shem the land, to any wishing to purchase
SAMUEL RITCHEN.
AM N6W
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III NAN An ~.

EFT the subscriber, IN buckingham county,
! 4 near Mr.. Alexander Pafteson's tavern, ON I'm
,la, night the -th inst, ; Negro Men, ANDREW
and I'M.
Andrew Is i man of yellow complexion, aud since
leaving me, understand he hasa wife III Prince I'd
ward county.
Jim is a black man WY Stout and. Will weigh
lS5 loolbs.
These negroes were bought IN Richmond. \ lib
oral reward will be given Tor then apprehension and
delivery IN jail either IN Richmond ~ lAnchbnIg'
Ifdelisered TO Mr.. !. X. ID. PAYNE Lynchbnfg, he
vii pay the reward. and il IN Richmond, application
10 bemadc 10 VIM II. Goodwin. X PAYNE.
Is
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NOTICE..

by authority of the last will and testament of
ID Hugh Wen, deceased, | shall, on the lst day
OF Pntsylvania County Court next. being august
Court day, at Piusylvana Court House. proceed
to sell, by way of public auction ON IA credit of one
and two years, one lot of Ground, in the town OF
Competition, containing half acre, on which
James Carter now lives. On this lot, there is a
dwelling house, and other necessary houses for a
tamil y Bonds with undoubtcd security, will be
required of the purchaser. Possession will be
given on the 18th December next.
WM. I. SMITH.
Ef'or. of HIGH IteU, dee'd.
July p wtlS
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Aug. 10
Tobacco Land for Sale or Rent.

I WISH to sell "A valuable tract of Land in the
county of Amherst, adjoining the residence OF
Maj. \. Taatrro, containing 600 aores,-about
go acres are cleared, and is productive in grain,
the remainder is nwoods, nearly all of which would
produce tobacco of the finest quality Onthis tract
is a comfortable dwelling, and the water is good
and plentiful
also wish To rent several large bodies of the
richest Tobacco Land in the country, on very rea
sonable terms. Persons inclined to buy or rent,
would do we'll to give me early call and view
for themselves. "a. DRl MMOND.
Amherst. June Is Is
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IOIlN WoMBLE, who has had the entire ma
- nagement and control of the business carried ON
under the firm OF Womble x Wilson in this place
will continue the same in his name. He soil
cts continuance o business from the friends of the
late firm also from the public eenerallv-anl
pledges himself that nothing his part shall be
wanting, 10 render entire satisfaction To those who
may favor him with business. All the facilities in
the way OF advances or acceptanees ON gnmrnts,
afforded by the late finn, will be continued BY him
Aug 10 81
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2.ab&'E or t1a&s. AID

4 BOl1 thc l2fh Of July, l-35, Hare TRUNK,
n about Two feet long, aud one foot wide, with 4
Nat top, marked Mss Frances l.. No"n, Big Lack
Botetonff," was entered ON the waybll aud carriage
paid at the Stage Office, m l.ynchburg The letter
covering the Key received al The Big LEX III nu'
time bui the Trunk has never been heard OF. The
keepers OF Stage Offices arc requested to examine.
Any information on the subject will confer lavof on
the subscriber. SAMUEL NJ" LIN.
49, IN 81
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

p6 The subscriber offers for sale, ON ac-
's...M commodating terms, the following Va
,n,M luablc property, 10 wit: His present re
EsA43M sidence, in the town OF Liberty late the
property OF james {. Steptoe, Esq The Lot con
tals about eight acres. The Dwelling house Is
handsome, large and CONVENIENT a Brick Kitchen,
Office, lee House, Barn and every necessary out
house, and a We'll of very fine water in the yard
Few situations III this country are beautiful as
desirable for a private residence, this.
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itls 10
.V'OY'k(E.

asSsStah wish to sell IN, Falling Tract OF Land,
s$Ff& adjoining the lands OF William Jones.
&Y@x Esq, Captain William Cooke Samuel
H. Branch aud others. and commonly known
rs Reads Store. The tract contains nearly 22OU
acres There are about 300 acres of low grounds on
both sides OF Big Falling, equal IN quality II not SUI
perlot, To any the river The upland, adjoining
the Hat land is in good heart, most Of having been
enclosed and rested for seven years. II Is esna-
ted that there about 700 acres OF the whole tract
cleared Tile main road leading from Petersburg and
Richmond, passes through the land. The improve
lncntS consist OF a good and commodious Tavern
House, with all the necessary out houses such as
Kitchen. Smoke House, Stable and Granary united,
together with and commodious Store House.
The Tavern and Store were occupied by the Nessrs.
Nowlins for the last three wears who have done bu
IN that time, equal 10 any country business
On the other part of the estate, is good Oyerscers
house, Corn house, Stable, Ganay large and CON
venient) with an approved Threshlng Machine, togo
thcr with several first rate Tobacco llouses-Aso a
Corn Mill. double geered,) which, with repairs,
mig ht be made very valuable. The supply OF timber
is lne Nhausbe, particularly the Pine tmber,) which
is of the best quality,
Twill sell great bargain i'll this Estate. Any per-
son wishing 10 treat Tor IT, can always find me at
home \. :. HENRY.
july % wiw
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july 20

MR.. DANIEL l.. DAVIS Take notice, that |
vi shall, on the 10Th day Of September, ls35,at
the Franklin Hotel, IN the town OF Iynchburg, pro-
,"ed t,the In, dispositions Of William, NJ Dnmlor
aud others, be read evidence IN a suit depending
IN the circuit superior court OF law and chancery lot
the county Of Campbell, in which | am complain
ant, and YOU andolhers are defendants.
DANIEL W. WILLIAMSON.
Aug. 10 w.iw'
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Mcssrs. Patteson Hannah. Berry Wright
and John a. Smith:

GENTLEMEN Please to take notice that /
Y \ shall, on Saturday, the 9Th day OF September
next at the store of Thomas : Jones & Co Franklin
county, If fair if not the next tair day tSnndays ex-
ceptcd,) proceed to take the dispositions oil Nelson
Abshire Daniel Nobb and others, 10 be read as cyl
dence IN a suit now depending and undetermined in
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Ghancery for
Franklin county, wherein am plaintiff, and YOU are
defendants at which time and place You and each
of YOU may attend if YOU think proper. Should II
happen that can not get through III one day, l
shall continue from day To day till all are taken.
Very Respectfully,
GEORGE +. WRIGHT.
JulN 20 w6w
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SAGE or NEGROES.

rINIlERE will be sold, on the 4th Monday III tins
I month before the front door of the Court house
in Bedford county, ten eieren Likely Negroes
The sale will he Tor cash, and will take place per
suance of trust deed executed to the undersigned
by William Miner, on the 9th day of March. ls2S.
The deed is of record in the clerks office of Bedford
county court The title is believed to be good but
acting rs trustee shdl convey such title only as the
deed aforesaid vests in me-
JOSEPH WILSON. Trustee.
Aug 10 ids
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WILL. be sold ON Thmsda, the 9th day of Au-
W gust next, II fair, II not the next far ,ay
thereafter, tract OF LAND in the count, of Am.
herst, containing fifteen hundred and acres known
as the Brick House near the Buffalo Springs IN said
county, and adjoining the lands OF Captain BENJAMIN
Ialiacrro and others. This tract has some fine
bottom land, and Is generally we'll adapted 10 the
growth OF tobacco, corn and wheat.
The Improvements are large two story brick
Dwelling, good order, with several of the necessary
out houses.
The terms will be one fourth Of the purchase mo-
ncy IN hand; the balance IN three equal annual in
stalmcntS; ion which, bonds with approved security.
and deed III trust ON the property, will be required.
The bonds To carry interest romthe da, of sale but
If punctually pad, the interest will be RENTED.
Mr. Benjamin b. Faliaterro, who is on the spot
will shew the Land To any who may be disposed
To purchase.
In like manner, ON Monday. the ilSt of August
will be sold some property IN and about Bent Creek
buckingham, consisting OF a molety of lIorseey'
Warehouse, and three hundred acres of land. lots
and tenements thereon.
BY TIE EXECUTORS
Of James Goran, dec'd
Aug. , wtds
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\ Tls ACT or LAND.

adjoining the town of Liberty, containing about 22o
acres. At least half OF this tract is ia woods,
heavily tlmbcred aud situated in the immediate Wei
nlts OF the town, very valuable. All the cleared
land upon tins tract with the exception OF about 20
acres, is IN Clover and IN fine state OF improve
mcnt. There is Meadow upon IT, OF about 10 acres,
nut rqudicd by any IN the county.
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EOEs y, ME.

Ia Tho subscriber having determined To sell
;;,E his Land good bargain may b, had m Il, the
tertainmcnt whctc lac now lives, III Campbell county
ON the road leading from Iynchburg Ia
Halifax Courthouse, &c. There are about fNe
Hundred Acres IN the tract; the Houses are commo-
dous, with large Smiths shop, and a new and con
,cn,cnt Country Store House. As persons wishing
to purchase will want 10 see for themselves, 1t is
deemed unnecessary To more than am deter
mined 10 sell and will do upon terms acconiho-
dating to the purchaser. DAVID liERNDoN
Jul, % I'm