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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

BY addressing ED. WHITE.
March IL. [IG3-&t] Sarry Court iiO"se. ia
EHyIE CELEBRATED GErTER OF RACERS,
81 ECLipSE.-Ihls dstin guishcd Stallion. who now
looks and feels like four year old, will stand this s"asCn
ISi; at my son Edwards, in the county of nnwdd!c
immediately on the old stage road from Petersburg to
Warrenloi \. c. % miles south Of Petersburg. and l.
north Of Brunswick! Courthouse He is now ii lis stand
ready to serve at lO thu season. payable at lis
cxpiralinn on The Eth July next, and Sl 10 :nsurr
mare {, be in fDa payable she is known 10
be in tia! or parted with Servants sent with mares
boarded gratis and mares fed with7ut limit at -
day-Vrrv fine and extensive pasluragr, with tie
greatest care to pre- accidents escapes but liz
bi!v for any that may happen. Eclipse and his get
wei! known from their characters and performances,
to say more.
STAR whose colts are just coming on the turf, having
none more than four years old. Only six Of which have
been trancd ana five OF them have been winners from
one 10 funr nile heaS-lIS cults are large. strong and
handso;nc same Of them have been sold very hig-he
will stand this season (S'G) my Georges. in tc
county Of Chesterfield, about twenty imIirs from Rich
mond and Petersburg, within one mile of Moody tavern,
aud is now 1t his stable read 20 mares al $50 The
season. payalc at lis ration. the 18th JnlJ next,
and ;sOD the insurance. payable the mare is
known 10 be in toal parted with! dollar cash 10 Inc
groom. Servants srEt with mares. boarded without
charge and mares fed desired nj - cents per day
VERY pXc.ant and extensive pa3tura well enclosed.
with fine warr.-Ihe greatest care taken prevent ac-
cdrnts escapes but no liability ior either. Stars
character, blood and performances we'll as til" per-
turmances Of his colts fully mentioned in Skin
ncrs Tuif Register ~ rcae. IT. unnecessary ir more
TO be said w. L. JOilASON.
MONSIEUR TONSON will stand this season (lc3G}
at inv stable at Halifax Court House Va and is now
a, his stand in fine order and condition. ready for mares.
at 500 the season. and 500 insurance. For further and
other particulars, see h1ndbills. &c. w. W. HURT,
Halifax Court House Va.
February 49, 90-;m
MJOTlCE-Tle subscriber wishes II hire Tor the ba-
IS lance Of the year. first rate Cook who can
come we'll recommended, and for such liberal price
will be given. JOHN FONLES, >.
Eagle Hotel, Charlottesville. "a
Fob o3 9t-U
RJ OTlCE.-- All persons having claims agans the es
Ia tate OF Henry Kuhn, deceased late OF Chesterfield
county, requested 10 present them TO ne, properly
authenticated, for settlement.
JOHN B. GOODE, D. S. .tor
JOHN Archer, late s2 and Admir- Of Henry kah" decd.
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March 10.

CJice Of the PetersdUrg Rail R""G Company, }
February y. lc:!G
March 10 i;i.,-li June
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RJOTlCE.- All persons having claims ugRinst the es
Ia tate of Henry Kuhn, deceased, late OF Chesterfield
county, requested 10 present them TO ne, properly
authenticated, for settlement.
JOHN B. GOODE. D. S. far
JOHN qrcher, late slf and admir- Of Henry kuhn decd.
March &c. lOS-w4w
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a MELIA SpRiNGS.-The subscriber takes this
IA method Of rendering to his friends and the public
generally his thanks for the liberal encourage tent he
has heretofore received at the Amelia Springs under cir
cumstauces by no means favorable to himself pro-
WIDER to the benehcia! properties Of the waters
The Amelia Springs have been 80 long place Of
sort To the nvads of the adjoining countess and indeed
oil the State generally, that he deems it unnecessary
say any thing in recommendation of the virtue of their
waters but would refer those unacquaincd with their
properties the beneficial effects resulting from their
use, those who have tried their efficacy Many such
the subscriber knows there are, who have paid Constant
and regular visits for 40 so years, uninterrupted e1
crpt during such intervals they unable to pro-
cure accommodations al the place or in the ncghborhood
The proprietor has incurred considerable expense in
providing the necessary buildings for the accommodation
of visitors and is engaged in building large and
comcdious brick building, stories high, high and
saubrous spot and within $50 or 200 yards Of the spring.
with the necessary stables outhouses, and every other
convenience calculated 10 render the place Of
fort and pleasure The house will not be completed for
the reception of visitors until the hitter part Of the
son; but independently of this there other houses
heretofore used, sufficiently commodious accommodate
all who may feel disposed TO visit the Amelia Springs.
The proprietor has provided himself with good
and osters, and will use every exerton in his
power to give satisfaction 10 those who may choose 10
Paronize him, and to render their visit both beneficial
and agreeable. FRS A. WILSON.
July ]. l6-w9w
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R q En REWARD.-.frds of.-Ran away from
- l. etV the subscriber, about The 18th of Novem.
Der last, yellow of the name Of EDWIN, Che some
times calls himself Edwin Burks) about feet 10 inches
high, rather raw-boned, little stopped in his shoul-
ders, his counenance very good hair toleraby bushy
H has lost most Of his jaw teeth, and is what may be
called lautern.jawed. He is good shoemaker He
has free papers with him.
will give $50 if said negro is apprehended in the
State and $50 if apprehended out Of the State and
secured that get him again.
BENZ F. PORTER,
Feb. %. l93-tfl Of RoeklriAss.
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POETRY.
~urcaYEr REMAINS rSscSG'
From TIC Xnicksrbne:'r.)

IEror TIC X-nieksrboe:''.)
THE ATLANTIC.
,,;b,ysv o; Nations! from all i'npos' ire, .
t::In.n.J in the broad embrace o. eIf,t , I"
c.,nct. nj empires pour their weal ~ h., h,ono
"..'I' Sn.., mixes this bounding p'eas' Nv '.
"a rho. :, change tho wo-"orn co:ons ,.ox,
AT IT,. - cor 81. stranded On : store "hn"o'
=, ny nni hewe aa., lent tho ioFcst WIZ lnc,
Al ,sn.ched Them OF thy arp'hS' ~ t"' INV
, 49,, ,,.i ,oes,i ,heis enssnS fold,
Hpu ~ u,oy clad ho&:, ocean, over .hcs
1nnnna": &C. of soul. and proud and hold,
'"'u ,6, nj boaor's stainless chlvsiey- ,
. :inu ' a.; L..,. AMI hand'-waYes never rOheo
sa l,l 81, more true born children Of the sea:
r mar ,heir dag, young freedoms pledge ana sis"'
w., 10 nor glorious ra:nc its azure over t"hc'
yp,,, hecvinr wilderness, whosa curling hills
Cras,cl - i,h foam, sweep on before me now,
The hand of Him whose word thy going Wills,
Hath typed his anger on thy wIihias brow;
And in ,liv callns his lo"c-hs love which mis-
Ten ,,c, sand realms where thou shan never he"'
Love that oft cast Jhc vcngcfll sword away -
And smiling stoop,om Heaven, TO ROB s"ce OIL '"' p''
So, Of n hundred shores.-blest be the broozo
That waited me unto thy msh'iest one,
Where dos DC, may como, und human knees
Arc bent 70 the Omuipocnt along.
No captiycs here 10 desert Prisons ifceze,
Nor fct,crcd vassaIs pine in cells OF s'oae'
Ru from his sacred homo man walks uhroa', =,
Erect unchallongcd, frec-;hc image OF his oo".
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June "a.

wish 10 employ r %i Teacher s s1'S
said Institution He is required to teach Tue ,Ihne:
branches, viz: Spelling Reading Writing the use
Granmar Geography, Rhetoric c0%p'saT"a and Mos
the Globes and Maps, Chemistry Naiu'a, and Ges
Philosophy Metaphysics Mathematics n m' rerscd the
num and all the tuition fees which will vsiy
TO n, .ae on the 18Th of Angus, next All shall
post paid, directed to The Clerk OF Tue R S
pprompty attended to. By order OF thS D'''0 4-ss
Hampton, June "a
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Vcry loIuaJie and Desirable Landed E.tate for sac "
the COuaty Of .lmclto. -,..
FENHE subscriber being DESTROYS of changing 10,
3 suits offers for sale the very valuable ana c''""
TRACT OF LAND on which he resides, a''". !:
miles Southwest of the Courthouse. on the wac
North and South Buckskn crrrkS. containing ". 49,.
go acres believe il will be adnIttrd all Sr,.
sdcred there is not more valuable and tes'fso'e
OF Land in the county. The improvements are o: r
good, having ali been erected IN the confIs y" ,,,.
years. The Dwelling house is neatly fnSI' s"s n,
ed with three Rooms aud two Passages o'''", No..
game above, with every convenient aud n't''''' md
house good Garden Ice and Carriage h1US, r..
Pump Of good water adjoining the yard. Az r'hrco
nary with Thrashins Machine, and several n.,rn,lr
Barns. The Tract contains large portion o. I.al..
low grounds, about 80 acres OF whIch IS :c'
ed mil! pond almost ineShausble having '':e rcd f.
feet depth Of soil. Also, several highly lI"p,,r: :,
bacco Lots, the soil Of which is paTlcHa'ty .i,I $40.
The cultivation of Tobacco. Also, my D'Si ;oi
asd nearly III the centre Ut the Farm, "'' ,;n /.
its cnnslancy in grindng aud is nov IN 'p'1.""
canal not more than 900 yards in length a. Ia.
Gin house and Cotton Gin. the custom 10 Nv ,hs whoi
been from $50 200 barrels Of toll corn ah" " I'll =
is susceptible Of great improvement, hlV'"s ,L. mo-.
more than 20 feet, and be rendered one v" .r.
valuable Mills in this section of country. den.
dom that such an Estate is offered for SALE anu
ed useless 10 say any about It, as Il - n,e ir
those wishing to purchase will examine an Jr2. ,9
themselves: and being anxious TO SELL VI" ;.b,p
ra' '''C'''' THOS. J. PERklAso..
lime %
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YH31E School of the undersigned will 'e.comnlrr:+
b at the Farm near Charlottesville, on the 2oih e.
and end the both OF June, with one months Sacau'E
commencing on the 9Oth Of Decemhrr
In this school will be taught the usual elements:
branches, Natural History Mathematics, the Lat"
Greek, French. Spanish, and Italian lang""ges-"'
French by native of France. Natural Philosophy O.
which lectures will be delivered and illustrated by sui
able apparatus.
The mode of instruction and tex. books in Macmai'1
and the languages. will be nearly those adopted IN t."
University Of Virginia.
For his qualifications, reference is made to the annex
ed testimonials.
An assistant is engaged.
4 Gymnasium and Bath prepared Tor the Use q
the pupils.
Terms cf tuition for the session: Elementary bra"cfe'
Natural History: Ancient languages, and Alalit"'s'F'
$40; Spanish and Italian each SlO Natural ph!os'?a
$40; French, $40 fer half session. Payments h1I II
advance and half at the close of the session.
JAMES II. DAVIS
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Richmond, June 23d, 1896

RAIL ROADS oSTHE SoUTH SipE--We understand that
the Engineer of the Richmond and Petersburg Rail road
has already put nine miles Of the road 10 Richmond
under contract, al fair and reasonable prices We learn
also, that the bridge across James River will have dou
be track. This bc effected without much additional
expense, aud will probably be the Of getting back
for The stockholders at least half the cost OF the whole
bridge In what will briefly explain
Public npinon is becoming fixed more and more srong-
ly in favor Of the Rail road from Richmond Lynch
burg, upon the Ridge route The point The basin,
selected for the termination Of the Richmond and Peters
burg road would be proper point for the termination Of
the Richmond and Lynchburg road. And the bridge
made James River by the company, might also
be used by the other
While on this subject would state, that we under
stand that the subscription to dcfay the expenses of the
preliminary surveys of the route to Lynchburg is going
on very well. The people of Richmond ale Impressed
with the importance to them Of the contemplated mea
sures, aud will take prompt and energetic
carry it through successfully Compiler Of Ju!y7
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SITUATION WANTED.-Ane elderly Lady, who has
- had some experience in the management Of fam-
w. wishes 10 obtain situation as house keeper. She
has recently taught school, which did not agree with
her. but should situation offer in healthy section Of
country, she would De willing to take charge of 4 small
school Her terms will be moderate, and she would pre-
fer to reside in religious family.
N. B.-The applicant can be seen or heard from, by
applying at Mr.. William Mayos, ShockG Hill.
April Is. LIFT
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EpOARDING-The Subscriber will continue 70 % "y'
I'D boarding house for the pupils Of Mr. J. II va,
on the following terms: Board and Lodging S uIynE
ing $40; Wood TO- Candles S.. NJ }. miHo'
rur FARM June 81, lc}6. ID.
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nISSOLUTION-Th firm OF JENNINGS, MOL.
y Ian s. Co., was dissolved yesterday by mutual
consent All persons having claims against the
will please present them for immediate settlement to
PAUL. MoLLAS s. Co., and ali indebted 10 The same, will
STUART NOLAN,
DARCY PAUL,
JOHN JENNINGS,
STUART J. NOLAN.
July O. l7-4t
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a dent and Directors have declured Dividend Of
onr pcr cent the Ca pta Stock for the last six months
which will be paid the Stockholders the 18th instant
VIM. NEKERVlS, Cashier.
July 5, 1s3G. lift
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Ua:vER,lIY EIRGI>IA, JAG !, ~
Tic ln!at take pleasure stating iat w . "
has student oil hi, Iniuion HAL %
duaed in the Schools Of Ancient Languages, M"cn nI.
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemi.try aud Noia'
ard that he na!y received tho ccrco Master Of An. o mN
vrt.ity Ills capacty, diligence, cnd exemplary n:ofa
while student together with hs experience III the hus'"
ing and his enlarged oil the objects and beet methods
tion uFord guarantee Of his efficiency and r IL "
and ino.nn, The youth who may bu committed 10 hIs ca
Professor Of -9neicf Lrngrg:,;
G. BL.ETTERNAN'
Professor n -hVGe'" Li"G"GsS
C.. BONNYEAsiLIr
Professor Vi -Tattt"I.::
". B. RODGERS,
Professor IF .EifHrd Pni0'?':
John EMMETT,
TrotrssGr II Chr7It'r
GEORGJ: TUCKER,
Preftssor If .NO-ct P'n':P'!
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Proceedings Of The Stockholders in General .;fecling
Alta General Meeting of the Stockholders in the Rich
nlond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road Compa
ny, on Monday, 10Th Of june 1856:
Wyudham Robertson, Esq, was appointed Chairman
of the meeting, and Hilary Baker, Secretary.
The list of Stockholders being called over appeared
that of the 1000 shares entitled 10 1902 votes there
presen, either in person by proxy the ProPretos Of
6349 shares entitled 10 1893 votes
The President and Directors rendered account Of
their proceedings and disbursements Of money, during
the past year, which received and approved.
Mr. Samuel Marx submitted The two following reso
lutions:
Resopod, That the stockholders Of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company concur
in the views presented by the report Of the Board Of D
recors in reference the Office of President and TO
the expedency of placing the such footing
will Justify the time and attention being bestowed The
various duties By individual competent to their dis
charge, which the important interests OF the Company
require.
Rssorsd, That the salary of the President be three
thousand dollars per annum, payable quarterly.
Which resolutions were seconded by MIR. Guslavus a.
Myers and the question being put thereuPon, the same
were unanimously adopted.
The meeting then proceeded to the election of Pres
dent.
Mr. Myers nominated Conway Robinson Esq and
the nomination being sustained by Messrs Nicholas
Mills and Joseph NJ. Sheppard the question put, and
AIR. Robinson unanimously elected
=, Messrs John a Lancaster, Nicholas Mills and Jas
nosntr were unanimously elected directors by the ind
vldual stockholders
Messrs Wyndham Robertson and Gustavus A. Myers
PoaIcee Stedsnns, showing that at meeting of the
Board OF Public Works, held on the Is, uf March last
they were appointed directors in this company on behalf
Of the STATE TO enter into Office suIla neousy with the
Directors appointed by the private stockholders at this
meeting
The following additional resolutions were then ser.
rally proposed by Mr. Myers and being seconded wsIs
unanimously adopted
Resooed, That the stockholders approve and confirm
the acceptance by the Board of Directors of the subscrp
ton by the Board Of Public Works. for 252 shares of
the ca pital stock Of this company.
Resolved, That the stockholders accord in the recon
nendation of the Board of Directors the expend
ency of extending the railroad to the Potomac river by
the time at which the improvements referred to in the
report of the Board Of Directors will probably be in
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RTOTlCE.-The subscribers have this day associated
iV themselves Booksellers and Sationers under
,h,. firm Of SMITH IL PALMER-lbny will occupy the
old established stand, the Market Bridge, and hope
nv increased facilities and attention, 10 merit contnu.
ance of that support i. has heretofore received
ROBERT l. SMITH,
WILLIAM PALMER
D. Irlu 1875
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Preparatory school.

Major L. S 1"pt. Engrs., Engineer gf The
June IS 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
FROM " ASIllNGTON.
Correspondence ot The L,nehbmg lrstnidn.
WAsnISGroN, Jan. p, 1886.


Gfnhemen-l have only time inform YOU, that
Official news was received this morning from Flo.
rida, that two entire Companies of l. s. troops,
with he exception of THREE p,irates, had been cut
on ny the Indians among them, right Ulcers !
some OF them as gallant souls as ever led CHARGE
All OF them sold their lives dearly as possible
Some Of them fought after they had received NOR
tai wounds, shoulder to shoulder" with ten times
their number, They suffered themselves TO be
NurpriNcd-thcy had 10 contend against superior
numbers OF Indians, Negroes and HhHc Uen--
but they died like men. The three that escaped,
were badly wounded, Two hundred troops more,
are now closely hemmed in, near Tampa Bay, and
have no chance of escape, but to beat 500 Ind-
ans or more, who art preparing TO attack them
Cen Scott has ust set out for the scat OF war and
from his known energy and decision of character,
it may be hoped that he will soon terminate the
contest The expense attending this matter, en-
our part, and the amount OF property destroyed by
the Indians, VIII be taken ont Of the money Which
we owe them. But how will we be repaid for the
loss of the many valuable lives that the Indians
have taken' How be repaid for the loss of the
gallant spirits that have j2st fallen, and whose ser.
vices would, perhaps, have been needed ON a mare
c1fens'rc theatre ! 1t is confidently believed that
the Greeks have joined them; so you may look
out for an e1termnation ofboth tribes 1t is said.
"S', ''d' llSllih1 vessels
them.
We have trouble, also, in another quarter. It is
believed that Santa Anna, who is marc hing against
the TEXANS with ten thousand men, will drive
'hem from The country-that they will retreat into
'hc United States, arms in haud--that Santa An
ma VIII follow them until they lay down their arms i;
lind what thenl Why, that we will not permit
our neutrality to be violated, and, consequently.
must drive Santa Anna back. With an eve to
tins probability almost all our disposable force is
about to rendezvous in that quarter.
Then, without the mediation of another nower
war with France is next to certain. Then ENGLISH
vessels VIII carry American products under Eng
'ish ilags--tlcn France will claim tho right Of
searching the vessels of Eneland-,hen England
WIN grow proud, aud refuse it--then France and
England VIII go to war--tlen Russia will seize the
opportunity OF Strengthening her power in the east
oil Europe-thcn general ,rar will follow as a
matter OF course. So the political horizon. to my
eye, Is gloomy enough.
ABOLITION and The Appropriation bill, are the
leading questions before Congress. The FORMER
VIII soon be put down, ostensibly al least an FAR
as congress Is concerned. On the latter question
. X adams is said TO nave made the most now.
cru! ehor I've ever made. He was in favor and
'Vf immediate acton lie is rieh,--ue ouol, rot
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, pcaee Of failinr near b., aud s,ruek Mr.. Page
over The head who was iccd To the ground bv the
blow. Tie prisoner Immediately made his IS
care. and it is stated. iaoh the Fred, ri, bsbufg
stare Or neighbors IN that quarter viii keep
,ieilani laol. oul tor tie o9oIdcr. lie is large,
stani-lm ialow, 1nd has been driver between this
cit, and fred,rlok >Lure ior several years. twill
h, seen b, ~ advertisement in another column, that
a reward II oue hundred dollar, is fired for hls
apprehension. ComPiier.
Hawkins arrived in Fredericksburg on Friday
morning, IN tie southern Slagc--and i'it here III
the stage the amt morning for the North \ GEN
lleman from Richmond. passed through town on
Saturday morning, IN pur>uit./rcd. Her.
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EcHMoNp, JAN. IS.
NAIL ROBBERY.

We are surry 10 state thai Mr.. Byrd Page, one
Of our most active Police Officers, was greatly in-
urcd on Thursday evening last, while in the act
of arrs,ing stage driver, by the name OF Rich
ard Hawkins, charged with robhine the mail be-
tween this city and Fredericksburg. 1t appears
tina, Hawkins was seen 10 have large sum OF mo-
ucy, and in his transactions with gentleman
parted with hundred dollar note.--This gentle
man having USE for smaller change, presented it tic
Capt. 7. q. Bigger for the puposc, who immedi-
aely claimed it as one no had pat into the mail fol
northern city Learning tina, the bill was OBJ
tanned from Hawkins, warrant was obtained fol
his apprehension, and Mr.. Page in pursuance Of
the warrant found Hawkins ia the stable yard OF
Messrs. Porter d. Co. He made no resistance
bu' accompanied the officer as FAR AZ the gate
ahere, fndiry him wi,or, 40 assistant, he seized
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VIII.
pEAI GsTATE TOR SAID
IT. IL CIION

HIRSt.iST TO decree Of tho county court of
1 Amherst, pronounced at the December term,
1885 III the case OF "Waid, Guardian, Us. nabuey
and Others" DEFENDING IN said court, the uudcrsign-
ed appointed a special Commissioner for the pun
pose will proceed to sci. TO the highest bidder, by
way public auction, on the premises, IN the county
Of Amherst on Tuesday, the I'd day of February.
l7:I6, that tract oil land, lyIue III SAID county near
SCHOOLGIRLS Ecny, containing Five Hundred
Acres, (mole less,) OF which the late Henry {.
" ard died sol1cd, ad looming the lands OF {. DabncY,
Thomas | oir, and others, being y pant of the rdCt
conveyed by the SAID Henry {. Ward, in his lifetime,
10 the undersigned and James lampkiu, in trust to
secure debt due 10 Jacob Haas, by deed duly
cmded m the CLERK : Office ot Amherst county, Che
baanc, having been sold toy The sand H. =. Ward, III
his lifetime. to Thomas io,c.)
THIS Land Is well tinbcrcd, aud ofknown fertility,
aud lies III the immediate vicinity OF the town OF
Iynchbulg. Persons dCsuous OF purchasing, are in
,ltcd 10 visit ard examine IT. Nr. Lorenzo Nortcl.
WHO has now rossesslon will show IT to such may
50 dcsne. before the day Of Gale. The terms pre-
scnbed IN tho decree, under which the Land viii nc
sold arc as follows: one third Of the purchase mo
nrs 10 be pad III cah-ouc- third IN twelve months,
and the remaining thnd in two years. The two last
payments to be secured bv personal security and the
title retained until the shall be discharged and
10 carry interest jJom the day Of sale.
CHARLES l.. MOSBI, Com.
-" Sale TO be conducted by John Il. u, PAYNE
Auctoucer.
Dec. 81 t9F