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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

NOTICE is hereby given that a petit
~ ton will be presented to the next
General Assembly Of Virginia praying for
the passage of a law TO establish a town
on the lands Of Josiah Hedges and Mary
Ciaycomh at NJ ount Zion Church in the
county of Berkeley.
October 2, 1885
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons who know themselves in.
IA debtcd to the undersigned, either by
note or book account. are respectfully in
vI'ed 10 come forward and discharge and
close the same, as soon as possible, as il
Is indi.pensably necessary that my business
should be settled. II is impossible for noe
TO give longer indulgence. Those who
have claims against me, are requested tc
present them, also. for settlement.
ABRAHAM HOOPER.
Nov. 10, 1851
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"A LII persons indebted TO the subscri
Ia Der by bond. note or account, are
hereby notified that | have placed al
claims due me in the hands OF Mr., JOINS
GRIFFiTH, TO whom they win please make
immediate payment. All claims not set.
tied by the LIST of January will be immedi.
ately put TO suit.
j. d. SHOWALTER.
December 8, lS35-5w
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70 r r N t,
The undersigned wishes to rent for one
year or more from the LIST Of April mex
his BLACKSMITH SHOP. on the road
from Martin.burg TO Williamsport. Que
mile from Shecrer's Mill. nov in the &c
cupancy of Andrew Ullum. It is a com
Portable and commodious building and 10
Gated 10 a neighborhood where work can
always he had for two fires.
CHARLES DOWNS.
November IL, lS35-u
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FARM
n N = IA


fEsliE subscriber wishing to remove ID
ID the western country offers Cor sale i
valuable farm lying about four niles from
Martinsburg On the road 10 Shepherds
town. This farm consists of about seventy.
two acres and a half Of first rate
LIME STONE LAND
IN a high state Of cultivation. The i'm
provements on 4 consist Of a ~
good Substantial Dwelling In ssNE5s
which a tavern has been kept for sas
many years. a frs, rate stable &Gx-h2
a good Blacksmith shop There il an ex
celleni apple and peach orchard, on the
premises, A never failing spring OF frs,
rate water a few steps from the door sup
plies the place at all seasons of the year
Persons wishing 10 purchase viii do wei
TO call and view the premises when the
terms will be made known bv The sub
scriber. HENRY DECK.
September 8, lS35-tf
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LAND FOR SALE.

r. WISH to sell the farm on which I re
81 side, containing 5l5 ACRES. 500 oil
which is cleared and the balance in good
Timber /; situated 6 miles south west oil
Martinsbu-g and adjoining the lands Of
Major Bedinger.
will also sell another tract lying south
of Darkesvillc. and four miles from the
farm on which ! reside, containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

vIRGrNIA:-In the Circuit Superior Cour
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
October Z, 1895.
James Forman's Admir- plf.
againR
Nancy Forman and others dcfis.
IN CHANCERY.
NOTICE-Al All persons having claim'
AV against The estate Of James Forman
deceased, viii present them TO me at my
office in Martinsburg on or before the Isl
day Of February next, together with all
snch evidence as may be required 10 auth
enticate them, in order ,hati may audit
and report them TO the next term Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry for Berkeley County.
SEAMANS GARARD, Con-.
November 5, IS35-td
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EIGHTY ACRES.
about 40 Off in timber. Also,
Another tract adjoining Dsrkesvillc-i
contains 90 acres with a MILL s. DIS
1ILLERY on it. All this property will
be sold low. The subscriber deems il
TO give further description a.
no one will purchase without first view
ing the property. 1t is certainly land OIL
the best quality.
r. P. BRYARLY.
Berkeley Co, Nov, IL, lS35-tf
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uxnHs. r. > g. nAux

II xDE g, KIrsS * II a r. X.
THE subscribers having entered into
partnership in The tanning business al the
Tan Yard recently occupied by Welcome
r.. Sprinkle, will pay TIC highest cash
price for Hides, Skins andBark, delivered
at the Tan Yatd. or the Saddler shop OF
g. ID. Wolf, Mar,insbnrg.
JACOB MYERS,
c. ID. WOLFF,
October 60, 1885 If
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VxaGTNxA:-tn the Circuit Superior CourI
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Couniy
October 2, 1885.
Baker Tapscoit piff.
against
James II. Mackcy, SC. def.
IN CHANCERY.
NOTICE ALI persons having claim:
~ against the estate OF Ruth Mackey
deceased. will present them TO me at my
Office in Martinsburg on or before the Is
OF February next, together with all such
evidence as may be required TO enable me
to audit and report them TO the mex tern
Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law anc
Chancery for Berkeley County, agreeabl,
10 an order made in the above cause at th.
last term
SEAMANS GARARD, Cow
November g., 1885 I'D
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE MARrINsnuao,
November 4. 1888

ComMissIoNEa's OFFICE M~aRrINspuao, ,
November /, 1885 s
NOTICE All persons having claim.
AS against John Porterfield, decd, OF
George Porteriield %jun'r. decd. will pre-,
sent them TO me at my office i, Martins
burg or a before the frs, day Of February
next, 1885, together with such testimony
as may be required 10 authenticate them
in order that | may audit and report then
sgreeably TO a decretai order Of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chapcer,
for Berkeley County.
SEAMANS CARARD, Cow.
November 5, 1SS5-td
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" Z = M
= OR SALE


THE subscribers heirs Of A. Kennedy.
late Of Berkeley County. decd offer Tor
sale a valuable tract OF Limestone hand
lying on Back Creek in SAID county, ad
joining the lands Of Thomas Robinson,
and John Tabb This farm contains a
bout $50 ACRES of Good Land. most
which is under improvement. and has on
IFS premises a never falling spring Of ex
cellent water. which with a stream that
runs through the tract furnishes an abun.
dant supply Of water al all seasons Of the
year. The improvements consist NxsA
of HOUSE, BdRN. Spring N..M~
House. Cooper's Shop, and skN3
FINE ORCHARD
of excellent fruit. An indispu,ablo title
will be given. The above farm If not
previously sold at private sale. will be
offered at public auction on the first day
Of Match Court next, and If not then sold.
Il will be rented for a term Of years.
O. For 1 Terms and further particulars
enquire Of Jacob Jefreys living in Mar
tinsburg.
ROBERT KENNEDY,
JACOB JEFFRElS.
October 8. lS35-if
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VIRGINIA:-At rules holden in Clerks Of
fee of the Circnit Superior Court Of Law ant
Chanccry for Morgan County, on Monday the
7th day Of December, 1885.
Philip c. Pendieton plif.
against
Lawrence McKeirnan, John O'Ferral admins
traitor Of Ignatius O'Ferral deed, and iona.
than Manro defts.
IN CHANCERY.
SHSHE defendants, Lawrence MeKeir.
b nan, and Jonathan Manro, not ha
wing entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the Act Of AssembIy
and the rules Of this court, and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants Of this commonwealth; i,
is ordered, that the said defendants do ap
pear here on the first day OF the mex
term, and answer the compliments bill
and that a copy Of this ordor be published
in some newspaper in Martinsburg, for 9
months successfully, snd a like copy pos
ted at the front door Of the Court House
in the said county of Morgan.
A Copy.-Testc,
JACOB RICHARD, C g
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10
New Establishment
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
IL HOUSE,.
~r


GE n ~. D. G..
HEAVING taken a large and convenient
EH Warehouse and Wharf. situated on
Water Street, two doors above Mr.. w.
Smoot's. Georgetown, ID. T.. for the nnr
pose OF tfansacting a general Commission
Business. in the sale and forwarding OF
Flour, Whisky. Grain, Pork. Bacon, &
other country produce, and purchase Of
Plaster, Fish, Salt. Groceries. &c., we
shall be pleased TO attend To business in
our line for any person who may choose
TO command our services.
As our success must depend upon in
dustry and the satisfaction we may be a.
BILE TO render TO those who intrusi no with
their business it is scarcely necessary 10
assure the public that we viii endeav0r 10
merit their patronage.
HOGMlRE s. COMPTON.
October 10, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale the lands
on which he resides. heretofore advertis.
ed lying about one mile South West OF
Gerardstown, Berkeley county. Virginia.
adjoining the lands Of the late VIM. VIII
son and Others ; one tract CONSUMING
r H U N . II ED AMI
ct ACRES,
about $50 acres cleared and under good
fence, % acres OF which is now in timothy
meadow, and as much more can be made
and watercd at pleasure. the balance well
clothed with timber. The improvements
Ax<R are a large, comfortable & con.
HsL. ~venient DWELLING HOUSE,
ISbz2 kitchen, smoke house, Ice house
$4,000 milk house,, with a hydrant at
tached. near the dwelling. and a well Of
Water in the yard a large frame Barn.
.ixty. four feet 10y thirty. eight, with stab
ling underneath the whole /, AN xkEERrXA
APPLE and Peach ORCHARD. ;4tERS2
with a variety Of Fruit S~
The fields are so laid off that L.
there is water in all Of them. Also.
ONE HUNDRED 5. FIFTY ONE ACRES
OF TIMBER LAND.
Any person DESTROYS of purchasing a
stock Farm, would do well to view the
premises. as it embraces many advantages
such as wood range, meadows, SIC. The
terms, which will be made easy, may be
known on application TO the subscriber on
the premises.
DOUGAL CAMPBELL.
November 10, iS35-tf
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NOR SALE.-A FRANKLIN STOVE,
r. which has been muse one season.
Enquire Of j. w. BOYD s. Co.
Nov. 3,
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The parties Defendants, in the suit a
bove mentioned, are hereby notified, tina
on Friday s. Saturday the s, s. 9th days o
January nextat the Globe tavern in the
town Of Mariinsburg, aud county ofBerke
ley, | shall take the dispositions of sundry
witnesses 10 be read in evidence on th,
hearing Of the said cause.
PHILIP C. PENDLETON.
December s, 18S5-td
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OYSTERS!!


ynsHE subscriber respectfully informs.
q the citizens Of Martinsburg and Wei
nifty, that he has just received a fresh sup
|ply OF OYSTERS. which can be had at
his cellar al all hours OF the day and night,
either fried, stewed, or roasted, or in any
other way desired. He will also furnish
them to private families on the most rca
sonable Terms.
lie also keeps on hand a choice lot Of
confectionery as usual.
ADAM YOUNG.
November 10, 1S35-tf
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yNAGONS for SALE.-We have
w a new strong Three Horse Wagon,
and a good new Two Horse Wagon
newly finished : which wa will sell cheap.
J. w. BOYD s. Co.
October Is.
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svprep
ENCaAvTNGs
Prevailing raslion,,

i ' rLEGASrLv coLouREp.
With The June aud December number vin bc
fpsnished appropriately Engraved Title Pages.
aud q general Table Of Conicnts for zach volume
II E.t...-. FINE RTrrr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

E ARD We will buy any quantity Of
EA Good Sweet Lard, for which we
will pay a liberal price in Cash or Merch
andize. j. w. BOYD, & Go.
December 8,
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December 10. 1856 I'd
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Y TO

Leesburg, December S.-st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07
AUTHORIZATIONS SALE
OF Negroes, Stock, and other Valuable
Property, &c.

'lNIIi. undersigned viii sell, b, way of publ, uuc-
ton, To the hchrs, bidder. ON "Wednesday and
Thursday, the 9TH aud 10Th of December next, all
thu rcrlShahlr property "fc,crN dcscrptonw hatcvrr
belonging to the estate ot the late christopher An
thony. dec H., consisting otTWELNE NEGPOES,
lIkr, aud notwithstanding thrui, first rate Miller
the stock of Horses, Cattle, Wagons Plantation
trnsls on tn" Farm, near lNuchhurg, together with
the crop OF Corn, Oats, Hay, Fodder. &c. SC, all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture and Library
Of the desc1>rd IN aword every species of personal
property, ot which he died possessed.
The sale Of the Negroes. + armine Utensils, Crop,
Ac., will take place WcdncSday the 9TH of De
cenlh"I, nj the plantation OF the late Mr. Anthony,
near Nmston's III, commencing at 10 o'clock,
\. NJ
The sale of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
and all Other property not disposed of ON the first
day will taxi place ON fhur>oa, the 10th ei Drcrm-
Der, At the late residence of Mr.. ANTHONY on Dla-
mond Hill, commencing nj The same hour.
The terms of sale will be follows, For all SUNS
under S25 cash fat all sums of S95 and over that
sum, credit OF SIX months viii be givcn. tn. pnr
chaser IN every case. giving negotiable bonds, with
satisfactory personal >ccrritv.
CHARLES l.. MOSBN.
.iIr. irih The uiH amered, Of Christopher Inthonq,
docsdstd
a. The sale will be conducted by John Il. d
Payne. Esq .tuetioneer. &. l.. VI.
Nov. Ii ids
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shall sell, at public auction, on the premises,
in the City of Richmond, the lltl December
next, for cash, certain lot parcel of Ground,
lying in Adams alley, in the said City of Rich
mond, containing twenty eight feet front running
back ninety feet, narrowing to twenty it being tho
same lot conveyed to the aforesaid James Ogden,
by Michael Grantland and wife, Christana, by
deed, barring date 20th May, 1917, and recorded
in the Hastings Court Of Richmond, 5th Decem-
ber 1917. LINDSEY MCDANIEL, Ear.
- The Richmond Wing is requested to insert
so much of the foregoing advertisement as relates
to the sale of Property in Richmond, weekly ill
day of sale, and send its account to this Office for
payment.
Nov 10
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LOT FOR SALE,

nN Saturday. the 18th day of December, 1895.
~ there will be sold, upon the premises at public
auction, the vacant Lot lying between ROYALS Apo
hecary Shop and the Grocery Store Of Claw &
Miks, on Main street, in the town of I.ynchburg.-
Inc Lot is believed TO contain II feet front, and run
n'ng back the usual depth of lots in said town
The sale will be made in pursuance of A deere, of
the Circuit superior Court of Law and Chapcrry
Tor the town of Iynchburg, pronounced on the 7ih
day OF February last. IN the case of :. lctwich vs.
Clayton"
tHNs six' twelve and eighteen months, the pur-
chaser giving bonds with approved personal sccuritv
and the title retained unttl the last payment s nadr
SAMI.. BRANSFORD
Commissioners
Nov. "a
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VALUABLE. PROPERTY.
Tor Sale or lie asc.

rI'lE subscriber having recently pure hased ann.
J. aud being DESTROYS Ia bcstow Igorr of hH ltirn
ion tn II thln be do under the present numerous
engagements he has On hand. offers for sale IN
House and Lot, IN the town OF Ioyingston. lie
deems II less To cater INTO detail of the many
al, antsRe5 and Convenience this improvement pos
sossos he will, however remark, that from its loca
hty. convenient and extensive Improvements, &c. II
= certainly Of the very best and most desirable
situations for = Tavern aud Store. to be found
where IN the upper country. II has been occupied
Tor number Of years, BY the subscriber Tavern
and Store, aud as such. i. very extensively known.
The Improvements consist IN part, OF 4 large two
story Brick House, connecting two comnodi-
Wooden Tenemcuts together, both of which
nearly new. la the FIRST story OF the Brick House is
Storr fitted up IN the best manner for retail
M Goods. On the Lot (which contains 10 acres nj
Land, state OF the h,gehst improvement and cul-
tsation.) are three large and roomy Stables. two Of
winch have been rccenry ilt-thcsc together with
the Carriage House. Com Houses, Ice House, OH
ccs Kitchen. &c. &c. makes one Of the liusl de
sltable situations Ia be found where for man OF
business, who wishes 10 unite the Tavern keeping
and Mercantile business together.
Should opportunity not present itself, when |
can sell the Ibo,e Property, then would lease il
ut not less than i've wears, Ia careful and rcspon-
sible tenan. Is IN" Property il very valuable, and
certainly equally desirable. am mol disposed to casr
II to any "nc who is not altogether responsible. II
Is therefore hoped none other Will apply.
Any communication on the subject, post paid adj
dressed 10 me. at this place, will be promptly attend
ed To. e. r. ESTES
Ioyinesion Nelson Co. Nov 30 VII
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WAS GOVsNIlETED,

Two the Corporation jail of lynchhurs ON the
h Goth day of sept, 1888, black man, "A ruua-
way slave who calls himself SAM, who SAYS he
belongs To gentleman by the name of Samuel Dur
fond of Chesterfield county, and hired the present
veart Nh. Henry rroguc of kichmond.-llad uu
when committed. caSnett coat, dn> Grey home
spun vest, white homcspuu pantaoonS, shoes, aud a
black hatThc SAID slave is five icrt inches high
has scars, but his legs broken ont yer, much.
The said slave having been advertised, according to
law. one month At the door OF the courthouse IN
iyuchhurg. aud the owner thereof vet claiming
hun, notice is hereby gwen that unless the owner do
come forward and claim the said slave within four
mont S after this advertisement shall cease which
VIII be six weeks from this day (Ith November 1880
then the SAID slave will he sold according 10 law
HENRY nrNNINGTON, Sergeant
ofh' Corpord'joao Of Lyachburg.
a." tn, Hichmond Uhig niH insert the Glor,
'ee6ty sur teteS, and fornpfd their account 10 fhis of
fee. H. d.
Nov. , IA,
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INllE undersigned, Ia, ine lately purchased. un-
L der II deed of trust, the lands of Daniel Ilar-
man, Jr., Samuel Hartman and William Harman.
lying ON Walkers Creek, in Wvlc County. all
adjoining, containing about 1900 Acres the
greater part OF these lands were taken up at an
early day, by the ancestors of the above named
llarmanS, and consequently are of the choice land
in the Country. 1t is well wacrcd having many
fine Springs, and lying on the Maine Creek on
which there is first rate Mill Seat and tolerablc
Mill. There is about 1 or 800 acres of Cleared
Land, the balance we'll Timbercd. There are
many thousand SUGAR TREES. 1t is fine praz-
ING land, and adjacent 10 good mountain range
The land will be sold together, or in parts, as may
suit purchascrs--it being well situated for three or
four good Farmers. II lies on the Main road to
the Plaster Bank and salt Works and affords a
good stand for a Tavern or Store.
There is also good prospect for Plaster
Bank the above land.
Como and see. \ great bargain can be had for
cash, or "A short credit.
There is any quantity Of Iron Ore in the neigh
borhood and good seat for Iron Works The
land will be shewn by Daniel farman Sr. who
lives them, and about ID miles from " ythc
Court House. DANIEL HARTMAN. Sr.
LEONARD STRAW.
Wythc COURT House, Nov 10 ct
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SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES
FOR CASH.

DE virtue of decree of the Circuit Sup,,in,
~ Count of Law and Chanccry, Ton the county of
Nelson, pronounced in the of bold and wife vs.
BrentS, the October term. 1885, shall on the LIST
day of January next in front of {. T. Estes Hotel
IN the town Of Lo,ngson, sell, To the highest bidder
Tor clSh the Negroes thar ma, be allotted To l.andon
H. and James ID. H.snt out OF their fathers estate or
MANY will be sufficient raise the sum men
toned in said decree (Which sA thousand dol
lrs) The Negroes belonging To the estate OF James
Brent, deed, with one two eXceponS) youn.
and likely consisting of Mem Women Bows and t.iIle
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Copr.
Nov. 10 Wty
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Tal.s Notice.

FI'iiE subscribers, T. rulees 81 ne hf2hk APPROX
i cd Patent Spuut Seat saddle SprnS I'M iron
HON. cannot be too grateful tor me eheoufa9eiaen
they have received Tor thcr Improvement III the ma
nuiactuling OF Saddles And, NJ the same time be
ing convinced oil the difficulties that they had to en-
counter from the prcIedc"- oi III" public TO every
thing that had obtained patent III Their Inc oil basl
ness they feel grateful for the impartial examination
Of their improvement By both gentlemen who stand
unreacd III our profession. and private gentlemen oil
the highest standing, who have used the Saddle, as
viii be shownby lhcr certificates attached to this adj
vcrtisemcnt.
The subscribers ni,h ce...dcacc recommend their
improvements from the fact that committee of sad
oilers examined and tested tus the plan before the
patent w.s obtained also they well uicd by
riding. aud mel the decided appreciation of all who
used them Those who wish further information,
may apply to Mr. John Thurman, OF l.ynchburg,
gentleman alike distinguished for his character rs
workman and hls judgment. His opinion may be
relied on.
CERTIFICATE.
Tin, is to certify thai n model of Boards Paent
spring Saddle has ben presented to US for inspec-
non. and thai after careful examination, We have
bought the right to use the same in our respective
counties and unhcsatingIy pronounce il to be the
best improvement, both for the OF the rider and
horse, we lave seen.
Francis 4. Jos X. Sibcrt, newmarket Lewis,
Gregory, Peyton>butg, I'lttsy lvania Dan Nash
James burton, luklngha county Philips 4 RAJ
ncy, Boydton, Mccalenburg county j. Bray Shoe
koe Hill. Richmond; Nm. Barnett, Nelson county
John y. Hram Christansvllle, Va. John 7. l>ing.
y. Hyde, Prince Edward county; John McC,be y
Son, Baltimore Rob Grove, Steuuton, Va.
Numerous ethrr names of siaddIcrs could be add
ed but it would be unnecessary the above being con
sdcrcd sufficient.
CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify. that upwards Of II months ago
~ uIirrh ot Ia tool Spriu -a1d Hoo
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LOOK ilf,itE.!
l. i y ID 20 II = r.

l. carly application is made, the subscriber " III
sell i great bargain IN a desirable tract Of l.ain
lying IN the OF Franklin, Virginia on a large
stream, winch affords compact body oiow grounds
lSome III wicllS splendid Land mile in length
The Who'll" trarl contains oi5 actcs about 200 vet in
woods, a great proportion good. and some splendid
Tobacco Land Persons wishing To purchase. can
apply In III" subscribers al Rocky Mount. Franklin
'"unty, Virginia Terms very accommodating.
BEVERLY SNDNOK Jr
My -, 1.
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n Tan Yard

~ LEASE FOR 4 TERM OF YEARS
WAT convenient establishment, within onl
hil'o oil Lynchburg, on the main road lead
."s 10 amherst Court House. This place, fro"
It's location and advantages, offers am pie induce
',en'S 10 any person wishing to embark in the Tan
m 's ana buchering Business. There are more thar
~ ~ acres m OF land, upon which is "a comfortable
n"e''''s ii"S<c, Kitchen, Spring House, Curryln-
rouse, BARK House. Slaughter House, and Sta
me- WIN a sufficient number of Watts for an excn
S'c business. \ great bargain can be had, ara
immediate possession given
DAVID f. EDLEl,
Nov. 10 vt,