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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
ADMlNISTRAT SALE
Of Negroes, Stock. and other Valuable
Property. &c.

TIVE undersigned will sell, by way Of public auc-
L ton, to the highest bidder, ON "Wednesday and
Thursday, the 9Th and 10Th OF December next all
the penshlbe property OF every description whatever
belonging TO the estate of the late Christopher An
thony, decd, consisting ofTWELNE NEGpOES,
likely and vanable-among them first rate Miller
the stock of Horses, Cattle, Wagons. Plantation
Utensils the Farm, near Lsuchburg together with
the crop OF Corn, Oats. Hay. Fodder, &c. &c, all
The Household and Kitchen Furniture and Library
Of the deceased IN word, every species of personal
property, OF which hc died possessed.
The sale Of the Negroes. I arning Utensils, Crop,
&c, will take place on Wednesday, the 9th Of De-
cembcr. At the plantation OF the late Mr. Anthony,
near Ninsons Hi, commencing at ~ O'Clock,
An.
The sale Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and all other property disposed of on the first
day, viii take place Thursday the 10Th OF Decem-
Der. at the late residence of Mr.. Anthony, on Dia-
mond Hill, commencing at The same hour.
The terms of sale will be az follows: For all sums
under S25 cash for all sums Of So aud that
sum, credit OF SIX months will be given, the pur-
chaser, in every case, giving Negotiable bonds, with
satisfactory personal security.
CHARLES l.. MOSBY,
.iin,. stM tie rW annexed, Of Christopher Anthony,
deceased.
o. The sale will be conducted by John X. d.
Payne, Esq. Auctlonecr. {. l.. NJ.
Nov. 10 -, ii tbs
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Oct. ;

" lRGlNlA AT rules held in the Clerks o.
flee of the County Court of Bedford. on Mon
day, the I'd day OF November, 1885:
Richard Foster and Clcmentinc his wife former
Clementine Stone, and John Wigenton and MAST
la his wife, formerly Mastella Stone, Pitts.
against
Andrew Smith and Ezna his wife, formerly Ezin
Stone, John Harrison and Zalinda his wife, former.
ly Zainda Stone, Meredith Stone, Mahlon Ston,
and joshua kinnett, and Apphia his wife formerly
ApPhla stone, Defts.
lN CHANCERy
he defendants Andrew Smith and Ezina his . III,
John Harrison and Xalinda his wife, Merdeih Stone
and Niahlon Stone, not having entered their appear
antc and gwen security according to the act OF As.
sembly, and the rules of this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory testimony that they are not inhabi.
tans OF tins commonwealth, it is ordered that said
defendants appear here on the fourth MONDAY in Jan
uary next and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs am
mat copy OF tins order be published in the Virgin
an, paper published in the town of Lynchburr for
TWO months successfully and posted at the front dco
OF the Court house of this county
\ Copy-Teste
RO. c. MITCHELL, c. nc
Wv. W WIN
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W. B. CHITTENDEN, Sec'ry
I'D
The tenor Of the 9th paragraph in t

n The tenor Of the 9th paragraph in the
Is above Notice, having, in some instances,
been Inexperienced, the following is
added, conveying more fully and correctly the
meaning Of the President and Directors:
Ii is expected that the proposals Of persons wish
ing to contract. who from their distant residences,
or from other cause, may not be already sufficient
~ known To the Board of Directors as fit and re-
sponsbc Contractors, will be accompanied by
proper recommendations and in the case Of per-
who may have heretofore acted as Contrac-
tors on other lines, and may not be known to the
Board Or either of the principal Assistant Engi-
neers, it is TO be expected that tho proposals will
be supported by proper testimonials of character
and experience from the Engineers of the Work.
upon which they have peen engaged.
WIN. b. CfiiTTENDEN.
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.N'OTI(E.

~ virtue of decree of the Circuit Snpcrior
~ Court OF Law and Chanccry, for the Count, of
amherst, pronounced on the sth day of Apr,l ls35
IN the suit Prosscr Powell, pitt against William Jon
ling, Nelson Crawford, Leonard lIenly Abram Car
tel and others detts., the undersigned who is there
by appointed a Commissioner for the purpose will.
on the I'd day OF December next, proceed on the
premises to SELL beginning with the tracts as herein
alter enumerated, and selling only so much as NAV
DC necessary to satisfy the purposes of The SAID de-
cree) TO the highest bidder, for ready money-,bat
~, tract OF land belonging to Abran Carter lyinr
IN the I onnty of Amherst STYLED the Saw Mill Tract
or Lot No =, and djolns Robert III. Carter and 9TH
ers, which contains 2l2 acres Also anothertr tract adj
JoilG the tract INST mentioned, known by the name
OF the io,elddN Mountain, and contain Isl acres
And on the Ord day of December next | shall nro
ceed on the promises, IN like manner 10 sell IN ,b,
highest bidder, tor ready money! another tract of
land, also belonging to the SAID Abram Carter and in
sad decree mentioned, which is in the SAID Comfy o
amherst, containing 100 acres, living between tb,
North aud South branches OF Buialoc river and nm
me ORR Mountains adjoining the lands of Aaron
lilggmbotham and others.
THO. \. EUBANk
Sheriff Of in,hsrst. ION n.
-'"'''
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I NOTICE.

virtue OF deed OF trust, executed by James
- Rose To the subscriber for certain nurnos.y
therein specified dated 2st March, 1885 and record
ca IN the Clerks Office OF the County Cour, of Am.
hctst, SHALL on Saturday, the l9th of Dccembc,
next, expose to sale, by way of public auction on ,bc
premises House and Lot in the town of New Gl,,-
cow al present occupied by Mr.. David McAlcxan-
der. as store and dwelling house.
Terms OF sale-oue- third in hand and tho 70 .dre
OF the purchase money payable in one and two wears
IN equal instamcnts, the purchaser securing the de-
ferrcd instalmen'sb. lien ont the property.
l., +. THOMPSON Trustee
Wv - tIoD
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" IRGINIA.-At Rules holden u, ill.,,
Office the Circuit Superior Con,, = "H,
and Chancery, for the Town of LynchLnra i.as
9th day of October 1855 Jacob Weayos On h'
against III
Nathaniel Gray, admir-. of Martin Madao-
and William II. Horton, and Lawrence IA dec
eS'ors. of Craven Horton dec. Il the said u por'on
Horton, Lawrence A. Horton, Alfred G. II n' IL.
Samuel Petit and Lucinda his wife, Hem ''oh,
and Frances his wife, = Campbell and Mar ,a T
wife, and Jane Horton, heirs at law and H., his
tees ofsaid Craven Horton, dec. ou-
The Defendants, Henry Leach and Fra.. wits
wife, not having entered their appearance aa1 Dis
en- security according to the Act of Assent CIV.
the Rules ofthis Court and it appearing b b. and
factory evidence, that they are not inhsb;.,sa' h
this country 1t is ordered, that the said h.s
dants do appear here on the frs, da, Of H. D'eh
term and answer the bills of the Plaintiff me oen
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted ~ ~
newspaper printed in the town of L,ncbb,,a0 I'
two months successfully, and posted a, III. y T. 0
door Of the courthouse, in said town. "''
A Copy-Tcste,
ID. ROnES
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POETlCAL.
Fro.s the Boston Literary .hagds'Ht'
06uN6o2Y.

There is Sd isle where ling 'nne piass
The sunlight of those carrier DAYS
Nh, &c, the ,oul,s most saddcnd feeling
a,n. ,ovous future would be stealing.
And every passing moment brought
aonr rapt'rcus scnsc--sorne glowing thong l.
Ffac,nc that which went before,
iiL. wares upon the moonlight shore,
Which come, and die-so quiek-so ohsh'--
To the bewilder'd brain the sigh,
fcnveys III idea from this its seeming,
.fis but the same wild wave thus beamine.
The breeze NAV blow, the waves may roll,
That isle IS ceutered in the soul
Nor tempests chill can ever tear
The flowers which bloom for ever there
It's Memory
Moments there ara shen nc mAst orooo
Ger broken VOWS Ia solitude;
Then, who does not delight to turn
A fearful eve TO Friendships urn
A through the shades Of Time, lac traces
Those long beloved " familiar faces,
Whose fond affections used IL cast
4 radiant halo DER the past
And there arc hours when earth and shy
Whisper the sad heart monrniulls
When cherries as the winters sno"
Were life did rot that light still glow
For, az uron the rumb'hne piis
The rpoonbcams rest with dining aulll',
So gcntly on the hearts deca,
VIII shinc the pure and quictray
or Memory
The feeling tear that crystal gem
Set IL the v arm heart diadem,
Were but = cold, senscleo thing.
Did II not sparkle from the spring
or Memory. And. DARK the mind
This senses dull the soul confined
Did deep Obh ion's stream surround
That little conseor4tcd ground.
What feeling were there then, 10 h'"'
n.-.-.s-i 4. arts 10 human kinu
For who would idly seek 10 cherish
JOYS ihai he knows must surely PERISH
Like those. whose lite. Is many deem,
Depends upon the sunny b,am,
Ict die hen ~ that beam you've LAID them.
DESTROYED b, the same beam that made them,
co would our JOYOUS hours depart,
And leave no incense on tho heart
No Memory
II there's music can control
The softer blcathings OF The SOUL
Whose magic chords have po"ef 10 bsrs
The MYSTERIES recorded there,
Il is the decp-thc moral tone,
Which springs from Memory harp alone
When mingliug with II, solemn LAYS,
Are voices heard of b., gone days.
As DER the cold and &c, Lake
The winds Of Spring then plD,ons shaAs-
Making that chill, depth 10 soften,
Where they hasr jppd thcir wings SO oi,cu ;
80 will the heart again expand.
Touchd by that ~ Get Sony from the Land
Ot Memory
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4 Tan Yard

10 LtASE FOR \ TERN OF YEARS
WAT convenient establishment. With, ono
u mule OF Lynchburg, on the main road lead
ing to Amherst Court House. rhi, place. from
us location and advantages, offers ample induce
',e"'s 10 any person wishing to embark in the Tan
n y ana bnlchcrng Business. There are more tina,
81 acres OF land, upon which is IA comfortable
U"e'''"g ''oa,e' hhchen, Spring House, Currying
LOU, ',o"se' DARK House. Slaughter House, and Sta.
bic, with sufficient number of N,,s c.,
;"'a, ons,"'ss' \ great bargain can be had, and
immediate possession given.
DAVID Il. EDLEY.
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q IL T. At KA IL AIN

lsH
vNIlE undersigned, having lately purchased, un-
L der deed Of trust, the lands Of Daniel liar-
man, Jr., Samuel Hartman and " illiam lIarman,
living Oh Walkers Creek, in Wy,he 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
Harmans and consequently of the choice land
in the Country. 1t is well watercd, having many
fine Springs, and living the Maine Creek on
which there i, first rate Mill Seal, and tolcrable
Mill There i, about 1 or 500 acres OF Cleared
Land, the balance we'll Tnbcred. There are
many thousand SUGAR TREES. Ii is fine graz.
ing land, and ad accent 10 good mountain range
The land will be sold together, or in parts, rs may
suit purchaFers-it being we'll situated for three or
four good Farmers. 1t lies on the Main road to
the Plaster Bank and Salt " orks and affords a
good stand for a Tavern or Store.
There is also good prospect for Plaster
Bank on the above land.
Come and sec. 4 great bargain can be had for
cash, or on short credit.
There is any quantity of Iron Orc in the neigh
borhood, aad good seat for Iron Works. The
land will be shcwn by Daniel Hartman, Sr. who
lives near them, and about ID miles from Wythc
Court House DANIEL HARTMAN, Sn.
LEONARD STRAW.
Wythc ConIt- House Nov 10 6t
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GIRLS WANTED.

INTENDING TO commence Weaving very soon,
L the l,nchburg Manufacturing Company wish to
employ ~ to IL girls, from II to IL years Of age.
To such wish 10 from the country, board will
be furnished, the Factory, in respectable IA
mily. All applicants must furnish satisfactory tcsti-
monias OF good character, &c.
,,,, 10. NORNEII. Az, Mt.
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900. ,,>no> ,,sp,S,.,r,,p sn,,,
NJ" -, =
The Second Sh"" and fa,r, tinlly a''rnd'd,l oil
the Nc" London Agricultural So,"lf, was lcIo al
New London The hr'i tuesday and edne.day oil
November 1859.
FIRST DAY.
u.; u;.;., L;,,. r ,h ,,,;,
,e, nm IN. best ,uiiraf,d Farms. made +, rcport
recommending ,l,a, !, Plouyh fine third nrcm
nm, for E,rmsl he oiv.n IN FGsha Pa,ors al Rad
COMMITTEE winch was adopted, and the premium,
awarded
M'oalah DAVIS, chairman of the committee ON
Gram Crops, made Il report, recommending thai
The ''ocie'y's premium for the highcs, product of
maze on any three coatIenous acres ofhirh iand,
Dc gwen To Alexander Austin of Campbell, ion h.-
wing produced 's3 bushels, per acre, from three
contiguous acres Which was adopted, and the pre-
mum '""' aeu'
odln &. Clay, Chairman OF the committee on
o1dI!""S' &c, &c, &c. made a report, recon-
mcndng that the Society, premium for the hes,
stallion, be gwen TO \. &. Long, OF Campbell
Tor his stallion, Macedonian that the premium
Tor the best Brood mare, be bivento John Alex.
andcr, OF Campbell, 'or HI. hrood-mare irrinia ::
mat The premium ior the best Colt, he given To
Robert W. i'hei>, oi Campbell, Tor his Coli. ia.
nus and that the premium for the hes, FLY b,
gwen to El'sha Peters ot Bedford, for his Eli,
fnnfose-l The committee further reported a
considerable increase IA the number OF fne Stall
mons, Drood-marcs, Colts and fnlic,, exhibited
lof premiums, at th's meeting, over the last from
which they MFR, tina, great benefit will r,,ul, Ia
nv" "'e '"uu'p'' efforts OF the So
UNI, .,w,r,,J f'' "'' '''i'''' ana inc Prem'-
I,mo. N.,;....,.
,e. ON BuUs hc A. ', '"' ''''' " "p' commit
ms,J;nr ,%,, ,H M'', Me.' MADE report recon-
~ '''' 'he oocth ; premium or the bcs,
h.u e., ~. VI T'''o'' ionPN"s' "' Camp
,,a;,,;a 90, 'o''" ptS'h pun, two years old,
Co, ''s , ,.i' '"' premium t"r the best
t,; syn 10 H,il'h Fletcher, OF Campbell,
nm f., In. la, c',I '"' nh una, the premI-
"" TOT '',r pes, '"l'' be given To William Rad.
,r.nn, 1,r a., ot,"'" ,''' weeks old that the
premium 'or inc pest Kan, be given to Paul Jones,
Si." i 'I' us man, oil the stock OF X. h.
Meade and mat the premium for the best Boar,
s'e" ~ benjamin p" ard OF Campbell, for his
49,, f,, ..,,;,;,:' "'So reported that there
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tho farmer more than from 40 10 90 dollars
whereas the mule a the age above stated, II OF tn,
ordinary size, say from Is 10 II hands high, vii
bring him. from 20 to 100 from 100 TO $50; and
some of them even 900 dollars, especially II the,
can be matched. Every farmer who has ever al
sed horses, knows villa, a loss he sustalns in the
death Of his colts which are very subject Il
diseases Of dfcrcn, kinds, viz distempers, oho-
lie, &c ;.dsea,cs which the mule is almost a stran-
per to- When such inducements these arc
held out TO our farmers IS II not strange that the
still continue in the same old practiccl
They cannot, think. plead ignorance Of that
knowledge, a. our brethren, the kentuekans, arc
every wear driving large droves of mules through
our State. 10 the South, and returning with iholi-
sands of dollars to reward the IA mer and tho dro-
ver Compare this state OF things with our own, look
q, our horse drivers for the las, Is years.-Those
who Gr.t began, large majority OF them, are
either insol,cnt, or what Is worse, are living God
knows where, upon the money they promised the
farmer for his horses. And those who still follow
the business will tell you, that they worth less
money now than when they began.
II any Of your numerous subscribers can give "a
nv'pood reason for this state Of things, they will
ceiyc the thanks Of
Your friend,
\ YovS0 FARMER
Washington county, Ten.
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To Wills Franklin and Polly has wDe, Courte-
nay Tardy, cido,c ofJohn Toyfy, decd, John
Moss, anderson Moss, IIiHidm Il. Moss, Ro-
bert {. Nose and Charlotte Moss, -
Young and Charity n. Young his rife, late
Charity H. .Noss
YAkE NOTICE, that, on the 18th aud l9,h
L OF December shall, at the tavern-housc
of Jonathan A. Stout, in the county Of Amherst,
proceed, between the rising and setting Of the sun,
to take the deposition. of Henry Franklin and 9th,
ers, to be read as evidence in suit now depending
on the Chancer, side OF the county court of Am
her.t, in which | am plaintiff, and YOU, with 9TH
crs. defendants. HENRY J. ROSE.
Nov. IL I'm
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BDo0DED STOCK.


The thoroughbred race Marc LADY IANCAs
IEK,6 years old, by John Richards, dam BY Sr
Solomon. 1''' :
The distinguished race Horse STERLING, four
years ar, oid' by Sir Charles, dam by Powhatan
The thoroughbred Stallion rECUMSEH. five
years old. by Sir Richard, full brother to Monsieur
dam by Top Gallant,
WILL W ATCH, four years old, by Sir Charlie.
dam by Wonder. y
ALEXANDER, years old, by Sir Chares dam
Bedford Mare
, . NJ ;. four years old by Sir Charles, danny
Bell Air, of Georgia
bhACk HAWK, two years old, by Lance, dam
by old Sir Archy.
BELL AIR, by Old Printer, dam by Bell Air Of
Georgia. N'''' y
thoroughbred brood Mare SALLY JEFRIES.
ny imported Eagle, dam by imported Charlotte.
u thoroughbred brood Mare MARY HILL by
handophs Janus, dam by Raglands Diomed, With
a me Jackson Flly, by her side
NY rop of every description;
Stock of all kinds;
- Household and Kitchen Furniture &c.
Twelve months credit will be given. by the puf.
cnaser giving bond with approved security. Ten per
cent, discount will be made for cash. All persons
,nuen,ed to me will please 10 make prompt payment
ana those having claims will present them.
u,rcr WILLIAM w. HURI
f'ailfax Co., Va Oct. 22 w5w
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G& thousand Fruit Trees, OF the most
choice kinds both Of Europe and A.
mcrca, which are now offered to the
public, and 1t is to be hoped that no one will be
50 blind to his interest, that wants an Orchard. as
not to apply where he can be furnished with up-
wards OF one hundred varieties of Apples, thirty OF
rears thirty otPeaches, twenty Of Cherries, TWEEN
y OF RUNS, ten OF Aprlcots, ten of Nectarincs,
&c grapes, Currants, Gooseberrics, English
"a'hu,s, ana great variety of shade and orna-
mental Trees and Shrubs and all of which will
be sold low. Orders addressed to the propretor
or left with any mercantile house in Lvnrbburg
will meet with prompt attention.
JOHN ID. RICHESON.
W" Ihc lexington Iniou anil Eincoal,
Dfmocr"f raj publish the ADORE for sir rceks
ana tof'raTa tie" accounts to this office for pay-
Nov. 10
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. f,,.,o;,r selections, from the great number %
IT., and beautiful articles submitted TO their in
s,eet;on and recommend 10 the Society If the
fund, will Justify it) tina, premiums be awarded or
the following articles
To Mrs. Judith Norman, for a Blanket.
To Mrs Latham, for a Hearth Rug and Re'l-
cule.
Which repor, was adopted, and the standing
premiums awarded.
William Owens, Of Campbell, presented the 80.
eie,y with A sample of Is species OF Domestic
Wines for which. as well as for the interest nsn-
,f..ed by him in the success fthe Society, he re.
cei,ed its thanks.
On nation. made and seconded, i, was ordered
that the subject OF extra premiums, spoken oil by
different committees, In commcndaiory terms, as
well as Do>i. Owens Wine, ho referred 10 the
F,eeu,,. Committee and that they DO vested
With authority TO make such awards as shall i,-JuS-
u6ed BY the state Of the funds now on hand.
The President delivered his Annual Address,
for which he was voted the unanimous thanks oi
the Soccer, and copy OF II requested Tor pub
hoatior.
Tho elec ton OF officers Tor the ensuing year,
dhe President. Treasurer and Executive Com
mlftce declining rc-elccion,) resulted a. follows
GERARD ALEXANDER, President:
BENJAMIN A. DONALD, la Vice Pre,idtnt
ODlN @. CLAY, I'd vic' Prtndenf,
ALEXANDER AUSTIN, Secretary;
John ALEXANDER, Irtdarer
5o On sH5S%j r'''''''' COMMITTEE
The meeting then adjourned until tho first
Tuesday in May next.
ALIEN. AUSTIN, Ste'ry.
~ r., p,cx,dent'S Address hereafter.
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LExrcoN-Thc Liverpool Mercury states
that Richard Robert Jones, an individual well
known in Liverpool, for his singular beard, and
hiscsraordinary proficiency in the learned langua-
yes, is abou, TO publish Welsh, English, Greek
and Hebrew Lexicon, with portal, OF the au-
thor
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LAND FOR SALE.
Economy :-.Southcrn Economy.

VIE subscriber having determined to purcbas.
l. LINEN and Corros Rags for the ms, If H..
RICHMOND FRASKLIN MANUFACTURING Coup,xy
would advise all persons IN Virginia, and all rho
Southern States to save whatthey now throw ,,,,
aud for ward them TO him. where they will receive
he hi CHEST prices IN cash or groceries
\. JONES.
Corner of T. and 9th Street
Richmond, Va
WV 6t
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NOTICE.

y ~ IioN"lll be presented to the next Lev.
49,. "'"'' OF Virginia, praying for the ncorpora
''on "i Company, IN the town of Ivnchbu,r r. 49,,
nu'a''"tr ""het Cotton OF Wool, both, with ca.
Nov. II
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NOTICE.

\ ~, persons having claims against the estate of
I u lhos. = MCleand, dec are r,our.,,J ~
ofng themtorward properly authcnticatea rhosc
'h"co'ca' are expected to make immediate payment
MAYO CABEIJ.
Nov. :, - ''''"H"' arc
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JOS. WILSON, Cie,l
COMMISSIONERS OrFlcr,)
Mbertu. Oct. %. laah

LtDeT1y, Oc7. ~, TsJ5 (
The parties in this cause, will take notice. tia, /
have appointed Monday, the 9TH day of Dec.mb,
next to commence the accounts directed BY tn, fore.
going decree, which day, at the hour Of 10 o'clock
in the morning, they required to attend at nv or
fee in this town, with their accounts vouchers and
copies OF Court papers, prepared for examination and
settlement. JNO. a. WHARTON.
Commssioa,r
Nov VI.
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NEGRoHs FOR SALE

| HAVE for sale three Valuable Ncr,, No,,o,
- onc OF them ilst rate House servant. and ,.,,
likely. CU,S I',,' ','a yer.
Nov. a ''''' -
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Nov. 10
Valuable Real Estate For Sal.


Vie subscriber, wishing to remove. offers To soil
,,;,, VI eNehanse Tor Western Lands, his Estate
yins upon ooth sides of Roanoke river, near the R;a
L'cA IN the county of Boteourt II is d;y;ded hs,
Wv ~, mo equal portions of 500 acres each opc
vi "hch IS principally valuable as an inexb,n.,hi.
S OF timber for the support Of the other nnon
~ 'he improvements are situated The imnro,
Gu mo'e'y has about $50 acres cleared of b;' o"o
10 compact and unbroken bottom. of prea, f.,,,I;,'
ana the residue of the cleared land ,oce,h" ', .
,be ..aet portion OF the unclcarcd, well adapted 10
Of b,;ot efai staples OF the country. The Mansion is
and an ex,ensi, OF the :M most convenient kind
stua,cd ~, = 49, "u ~- productive gardeu-all
.d ol' commanding emincnce, and surround.
ora o' Wt orove The Overseer's house No.
gro nuts Wheat Machine aud House, stables Carr
49,, are of the best kind and most elig;bI
situated, 10 strangers, who are unacouaintcJ ;,I
.'s scc'on OF Botetour it may be we'll 70 re.,
'of sa'uorlty of climate fertility of soil and
oenence OF society, 1t has few parallels ,rba s',t
,nd. =; mo.iu De wiling to take Negroes or Cotto,
~ No"'h -''aoama, in exchange for the estate
Oet.s WIN. LANGlIORNE.
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