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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22

! bas'atss f,c"srefe- Tn \. Y yourns! Of
Commerce states that Mr.. Stevens. a Jr~elier IN
pes street, vino Was some time ago robbed of a
largc amount of Jcwclrv, fer tho recovery of which,
~ oficrrd \ reward Of 1000 dollars. was accuSied
ID the street IA few evenings since, and told iihe
"nald call at II certain house. At Al hour named,
and i'a> III, 1000 dollars, hr should receive back
hs %Jewelry. lie I'D so-I,aiJ his mon",, aud
received his property.
Alderman Pnrdy of NV \ ok, Who died IN that
city on Satnria, last, was the rider of Eclipse,
in the great match with Henry. Alter the fir>i
heat had hccn won by Henry. Pnrdv, who was re-
sirded as tie bcst Jockey in tine country, was pla-
crd ON Eclipse. and justified lie cxieclatio ; of
the hacker>"f the latter, by winning the rncr.-
For ms admirable riding, On that occasion, he was
afterwards conPlimcntud by John Randolpl, IN
the foor Of Congress. Boh. Chronicle.
LATE FROM TENAS.
Extract ~ a letter f5om N~acogaoche,, dated
.Nor. Is, 1876.
Good news arrived lrre Yesterday. stating thai
a MEXICAN Minister irom Mc>ico had arrived ia
Cniembia, Texas. His object had not been made
known, but II is generally presumed that his bu>i-
n">s is Ia neat with thu Texans. Gen. Houston,
in his lrrtrr, states that il IS the achno~l eeiermrnl
of - treaty with Texas. Gio5c.
The Mc,,can Commissioners " no came 10 trrai
for the release ut SANTA ASA. ON the part, nt OF
h" Go'rrnmcni, bat of his political friends aud
par,i,anS, ,,a,ing failed in their NISSAN, have gone
to Ne" Orleans. Their great objrc, Was To rflrc,
4 change of Govern mcni III Mexico, bv the aid oi
the TEXANS, SANTA ANA, being kept IN durancc
as IA hostage Until that end should be- accomplish
I'd. Gen. llorsroN has defeated their project by
insisting upon the immt diair release al SANTA
ANA, in opposition 10 his cabinet. and a majority
OF the Senate aud House.
II was reported at New Orleans, ON the 81 inst.
tia, u body of Mexican cavalry had advanced 10,
and taken possession of, the Alam" cibrNar.
y. \. Commercial. .idr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22
TERMS.

The charges tor tuition IN the different branches o
Education, iot the scholastic wears oi ten months
arc
Fo, orhograplIy, heading aud utiug, sl9 %
" Arithmetic, GEOGRAPHY. t~.nglisll Gram
mar. Nat. Philosophy, History aud Com.
position. IL On
" The Latin aud Gteok Languages, and
the Mathematics, IS NJ
One half payable Mt the close OF the frsi session OF
five months; the other. At the eSri,stior Of tho .eho.
lasllc wear.
A few pupil. can nbtain hsard in i.,p, e,.Llc fam.
lilies. Al. from .6toSs per month. As the pu,nhrr
of scholars will be limited TO 10. ,hos. wishing TO en-.
ter the school. should make early application. No
deduction viii he made Ion late entrance, or loss Of
time but by pmt'cula, a%greem-n,t unlcss il be
owing To sickness.
At HE close Of caeh.cSsion there Will be \ public
examination, conducted by the most competent ard
experienced teachers.
Address, WV. JAMES SlJfLTON.
l.ynchburc, Dec %
For the information of persons a, distance. thu
following certificates are annexed
rArHioK lltNRy ipAorMr.}
July 9Th. is,6.
Mr.. Wm. J. Sheltoe was a student at this Ac.d
euy. for tliirc sessions, and his general doportncnt
was such as 10 entillc him 10 the respect aud oouf.
dcnrc OF any gentleman. preference 10 his quail.
hcatlons AZ /, teacher, we would remark, that his
Greek aud Latin course was quite an extensive one
aud ms iecitatton> were remarkable tor their dceuru.
cy and the good judgement that WAS rvipcrd.
We do, most chcc,ully recommend Mr.. Nm. J.
Shelton as well qualified Tor nm instructor.
JOSEPH L. GODFREY.
WILLIAM PERKINS.
was this day present Al an examination OF Nj.
J. Shelton, IN the Latin and Greek Languages.
From the highly c|rrditablc manner IN which b. &C.
Quilted himself, ! take pleasure IN sa,iur, thai 20 IA,
as ! am competent, TO Judge, Ibel,se bim well quail
fed 10 teach school.
feel assured thai he will fully meet the expecta.
tons OF any who may employ HIM. pa,tleulaly as
an usher IN an Academy.
WM r. YANCFY.
July 9TH, 1876.
| have tins day examined Nj. VIM. J. Shelton IN
The Latin aud Greek-aud iromthe limited opportu.
n'y have had TOT Judging, | should think. lac had
been well taught, anu that he Is qualified 10 prepare
boys for College 81 Tor the University.
! have great confidence in the capacity of his Ia.
Struetor, MIR. Godfrey, whom regard ~ qualified IA
he ono OF the best Of out Classical Teachers. let
ter OF recommendation from Mr.. Godiey would
with me, be perfectly satisfactory.
n. II. GOBRs.
July 9Th, 1890,
We, the undersigned. patrons OF Mr.. Vim. Jane,
Sheiton's school, nc highly pleased with the pro
gtc.s which ouf children have made IN tl.if fesptcl
tive studies under his instruction. The discipline ol
the school ms moral and ,tudious habits and ap
plIcatlon 10 the duties oi a tcscnrr. meet nur rnlr,
appreciation and we take rteat pleasure m recon
meudIne him 10 the public. as well qualified 10
Inc instruction OF youth, aud H. worthy OF patronage
JOHN ruHPIN.
PHILIP TlEPIN.
u. 7. BUkkS.
Deccmbcf - w6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22

o. We insert, this morning, Mr.. Wi>''s
..,,rh. To wlici, We referred in onr last and Mr..
rad,,', celebrated Letter on the Culrrncy.-
The, arr beth worthy of the space the, occupy j;
and We therefore make no apology for the excla-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22

fE'HE subscriber respectfully Informs the public
u thu he is low RECEIVING u handsome sssofs.
ncnt of i'droneiies. Enggies, fhntons, &c. from
The most approved Factories Al the North, and has
made late arrangements. hs which lac can be supplied
at any tina. With FANNY Carriages. bs the most eele-
hraied manufacturer eHliei ~ Snwatk OF New Haven.
From the ver, faficfihe encouragement be has re-
se'sed since commencing business here, always
s,liihs ms own WORK as soon ~ frished,b and the
Unprecedented use IN the sost Of Carriages y, the
N"ifh, he - determined - enter mUre largely into
'lt msnntactutc Of such articles. i4is hands arr
neatly all iro,uthe North. and, using Northern ma
teitaIs, he hopes IN receive a liberal share of fubhe
patronage. lie is particularly well prepared for pus
''nf up damages, tehdig. 81 for person. who buy
athe North and ship tfen To tins place.
All repairs doue AT the sho,tes, noirc.
SAMUEI. AYRES.
y wi., TO take 3 or / boys, from the aye Of
ID 10 -, TO learn the Coach business. Those from
the country are preferred. aud uons but such 40 are
ri good morals need apply. So.
October taft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22
.,v'rEiT.f.

'EFfif. snhsrrihtf returns hr thinks /" his patron.
n for thcir hhef'i euooi,r,Eemrnts and respect
fully iainImr fihe1, md the Pobfic generally ttli IL
will resume fhedmiss ii lus Srhrei OIL lie IL trh
roors, 1877. TIE location is ia ~ intelligent aud
hoslntaole netshalhood, amorp Tia picturesque
mountains of Bedford. - miles Nnlll, iaast at fhe
Peats OF ottet, al - soul 3Gsi oi LtHchbarl.
is believed 10 be IS healthy Is 80 IN he STATE, aud
remote from the hanhts OF Wee aud dssipafion.
tieh1tters hnn,elt, that the very rapid progress.
which his pupils have mad IN then respective stu
dies. aud the General satistlction, which. his course
Of instruction sud method of d~iscipiior. havr afford
ed ms patrons, viii hea eulruten Tor the confirm
ancc of then support, aud M ndurenrnt 10 The pah.
lie. 10 pattouiac the school. Sniet regard viii N.
observed. rs well 10 The moral. Ms to the intellectual
improvement at The pupils Tor the purpose of pro.
noting which, lectures vii be occasionally i,l,y
cred
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22
E'OR UJRE.

be hired, for the ensuing GEAR, at
= public Auction, at Thomas Cnleman's
F;ror,ry. in the county of Amherst IN Friday the
2oIb instant all the SLAVES belonging to tie rs-
tate oiJonn ilarsard. decd, consisting oil s've'a'
Men, Women aud BOYS.
~ r. IiENLf. 1dm'r.
Nth the M | nsae red ut J"h" Hd"sord acc
Nrr- D. W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22

NJ James Buchanan has been reelected Uni
,1 STAIRS Senator from Pen s>lvanra, for six
,.,r.. from the end of the present session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22
OBITUARY

Died, on SUNDAY nipht, tic Sill inst, after a
>r,rrr attack III Group, of a lew hours duration,
FraNcts CAMruE,L, infant son of Richard II. To-
Ter, Come OF the editors Of tl'is papcr,) aged l year,
? month and 4 DAYS. H. has follnwcd his mother,
who died IA week after his birth, before he had
learned 10 appreciale lin, loss he Sustained bv her
death. Suffer little children To come unto me,
and forbid them not for OF such is The Kingdom
OF Heaven"
Died, at his Fathers residence, in Brdford conn-
~, on Thursday the S1h inst, after a lingering dis
,a.r, JomN, SON at J ohm Duncan, III til" l2rl, year
of hi, "A T.. Tie disease which terminated his
rartiiv career, originated from eating dir, which
he acknowledge with his diving brcaiI, and adj
moni>bcd ll,usc around him not 10 follow his ca
ample.
- at her residence, in Bedford county, on
Tuesday, the l3ti, ir>t., Ms. HANNAH BrRErss,
cun>ort OF Einnnd BmruSS, dee, in the 10dl year
of her age.
Although "A mrnllcr Of no Church, Mrs. Bur
,uss lived thu life of Il Christian, aud adorned III"
doctrines of God her saviour. Full of years and
With a hlamcleSs and nusrottcd character she died
her " Fathers God To meet" in the 'r;imr'ls ut
fiiIl. Leaning her bead upon the bosom oi her
Rrde.mcr, with the blessed assurance. thai sl"
was goinr TO reap the reward held, in reservation
Cor the fnnll> ttllhial. She left five children win
numerous other friends and relations to mourn
their loss.
u The Lsnciihurg Democrat and Conference
Sentinel will please copy the above.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22

Archibald Stewart, Esq. is a candidate" Tor
. in the District composed Of Patrick,
,'a.y Franklin aud Bedford counties, at the next
A,til election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22
MAECHES.

MATCHES.
SUPERIOR Patent Friction MateLrs, an /.
- meficdn Invention, superior 10 any match
'rsr lcinlc offered t. The public, aud 1t maei' toe-
=. priee-Anep perfectly s,ir, aud moi liable IL III
lnre h. t'epiac. For sale, wholesale, IT retail, by
Howell DAVIS, A..
ALSO.
DR.. BraHi,tth'x VEGETABLE Iairersa}
Pills. Than "itich meme are mnrr popular, ior sale
by Howell DAVIES, igf.
Drcrmhrr - ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22
Il LUCKY OFFICE.
AVERETI'E YATEE OFFICE.
D~ECBMBERS. 1856.
DRAFTING RECEIHEDt

DRAFTING RECEIHEDt
Drawn n :. of the Norio No. g.
6 ~ AZ 81 AZ 80 5 81 IL 10 SO
Sold and paid at THIS OFFICE.
One Prize of 500 :, ,,. ,v. Schema.
do do Of 90
DracinS Of Wheeiing MOI,
50 3S IS II 53 81 ii 5 "a 81.
az Several snug little Prizes were sold and Pasd
in this Scheme.
Drmcing Of The Riehmond No
G2 b 81 65 % 10 3 90 "a.
CT The Schemes for this and next ~eeA arc
unusually brilliant. Our friends in town and cooe-
ty are requested to avail themselves Of the spDov-
tunitv To secure a handsome Christmas esse from
old Madam Fortune. J. II. ANERETI.& 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22

MI HAVE Jl>t received the following
w splendid Enel n and tmerlran ANIMALS,
aud NV Years Giits, Tor 1897, VIZ
ttirna>hip'S Offering, a braulilnl London Anru-
ais, with II S,rel Eneravines,
Flowers oi Lovrlinrss, do do do
Fh" Religious Souvenir,
The Token and IL.
! In Language of flow.rs,
ll,r' Dietlo ar,, BY MIS-. Wir,
Flora's Interpreter,
iomhl,son's Views on the Thames, with move
dian 100 elegant Euerayines,
Byron Dies. Damr., 30 do
Gr,y's Elrry, written IN u Counlr, Church Yard.
illustrated viii, 80 Engravinrs,
The CabInrt nj Literary Gems,
The \ mulei,
Thn Wreath Of Friendship,
The Gul's Book,
The Young L,dy's do
The Danglhcr', do
With a great variety ofBooks, suitable for n
Years Gifts. fnI sale low by
MARTIN g. LATHAM
Nov. 2S nif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22

{ - Alta called meetrr ~ ,ie L,nch-
/ sygskIe. burg Mechanic ARTILLERY TOR the
49, purpose Of pa, my lunor to the
remains Of Wm. 7. Kraull, \ de-
posted member.
Resolved, That ilur members Of this Company,
wear Grape on the lcfi arm for thirv DAYS.
Resolved, Thai this CamPan, .oudole with the
widow in her irr,parahle lnss.
Resolved, rlata cop, ofihc proceedings of this
m.rling be t~lroi>licd 10 the " ldow ii the deed.
ite>old, That the proceedings al Tins meeting be
published in ,le L,ucthurs Nirelnian.
WI. d. BROWN, Ch'n.
Rom. ". CoLt1Ss, Sco'ts.
ID ccmhcr p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22


AIRGlNlN Az court OF quarterly session,
continued and held ior the county OF Amherst.
at the court house, on Wednesda, the I'D day OF
November, lS;16:
tatbaline Cash. a Feme Covert. who sues by
Cornelius Campbell her next friend, Plaintiff,
against
peter Cash, Defendant.
In CHaHCIRy.
The defendant, not having entered lls appearance
and gwen security. according 10 the act Of Assem-
bly,, and the rules ofih,s Court, aud II appearing BY
satisfactory evidence. that he IL not an l~nhahitant Of
tins couI Try, 1t Is ordered that the SAID defendant do
appear h re on the third Monlay IN February next,
aud answer Tie hll OF the plaintiff anl that a copy
ofthis order he forthwith inserted IN some ncwspa-
per published IN the town OF Lynchburg, for two
months successfully, and posted dt the front door Of
the cuurthon>s ottiis county.
\ topy-Trsle.
ROBERT TINSLEY. c.
December - Wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04
(Erom the -uoL;I, Ecgisier. Of The Ian NH }


From Lieucnants Grayson and Dunn, of the United
States Army, we have received information of the
engagements made 10y GCn Jrsup for the prosecution Of
the fall campaign against the Seminolcs. About the
st Of September the Tennessee troops under General
Armstrong, marched for Tallahassee. On the Dh, the
regular troops under Grn. Jcsmp, falling back
Fort Mitchell preparatory to their cmbarkaliun inI Flo
r;da. The force destined for the campaign. consists of
600 regulars 500 marines, 1860 Creek warriors. 1850
Tennessee volunteers, and If deemed necessary 1900
20U0 of the Alabama volunteers in These
troops, with the exception OF the Tennessee company,
which proceeded by land, will DE transported down the
Chattahoochic and thence in steamboats,, which steps
have been taken 10 have at Appalacicoa, by The 9th
ult, to Fort Brooke, TAMPA Bay.
The Indian warriors engaged by Gen. Jesup, conf
IDENTITY predict That there will be fighting They say
that the Seiin;cs will surcndrr Us did their people.
when hry sc" arraycd against them, those who knuw
how fight them, and from whom, instead Of opios-
o they have all along expected continuance aud
operation 1t is 10 be hoped these predictions will b.
verified. For two moniaj to come, noSous GampS and
unwhoIesplnr yapours will brood The swamps and
everglades ii fIorda deadly than the Indian rifle
under such circumstances, one may well wish. tina: i
speedy termination may be pat to the Indian dishCucs
in that qu7ri.r and the brave fellows who lave been
sent the arduous service, be permitted TO return to
their frcsidts and their friends.
Extract Of Letter from FUit Bro0tc, (Fiurda.) Srp
icrnJir 4ta, lc:}ti
"Athoueh we have about much rain sunshine.
the troops enjoy very good health; the average numbers
The greater part o the country is at this cover
cd with water many places waist deep for miles in ex-
tent How Cen Call proposed 10 operate successfully
III Inc rainy reason is past remains yet to be explained,
particularly the strong places of the Indians namely,
C!P.tSS swa'nrs and hanmocas, which, under The most
circumstances scarcely penetrabe. The
eA Hoe' Vi an early campaign, said 10 be, 20 de-
stroy 'ne GF,s suppose, BE- planted after t!., army
Iet Tue he'u th's wouI, al least be an excuse if it was
certain OF even P'"'a"!e !ia. the Indians designed TO
ave have had two Indians IN confnc,nnr, simon, ,ho :,
September, taken few days p7cvr,usly Ir,, t.hrrr
at the mouth OF the bay, where they had been cupyrd
as fishermen. bat had intercourse with ,h h.,:I
as we learned from their wives They CHE prisoners, ,,
that Micanopy and most of tue Senlnors are near the
cape preparing canoes and arrowToot for the mex, cam
pagn, which they resolved shall be carried on in III.
EVerg ladies'. The prisoners also state tina, they have
great number sick, the measles having broken out
amongst them; that their clothes nearly out
and that they suffer exceedingly. This is Indian news
such as has been communicated US, and presume it
may be reliedsupon. ~: Y. Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04
Hsss Es'kSS I.
uyrc;tYrT REMAINS UNsr*@.
From the September SOWthra L .M.,!tI;, -;
f'''' "'I DEATH OF TIE P.ATRi"4'

FINN ,hr September SoU,hra Lhcy1 arsg :r'''
DEATH OF TIE ~
Il, w GILMORE SiMNs. &c.
- ~ i.,. and un,fouj'cd y s'I.'e ',o.cc,d
Sail ,bo naI!;o, we loved, to The dn, i III,
Wills, the foes of his wc!lspen y;c Term Of ficad:
Have forso. cach d's;inc''o" ~ liz, ,.r,rc
Each douL. that had whisper ain,sy, Hate
r., f.eling o.: Envy, {" J'n'o: ,nin-c
NJ, n,vcJ into SilcIcc an0 ,''' - - ,L, -re,tt
NO" a"eI '", ,c,,oc; from the fame o. Tue s's"
Avn .,,, 40 emil him, whose mind IN us s''s''
Az" S;c- couII limit, no danger co'l. ,ho hc,o
no oIirle e.. hi. country kcp; pace win t' "''0
r,at ,,,cu ted her efforts AMI ie' NV " ~
.'. ., .r,,o:ins the clouds ana 'he con
VI no ,o,, ,y,, il the darkness aud dii o' "'e "'
p,.IJ tirT: afar tho reward oi hls 'o, L., ,,,xor
tn;i'J ,bc bright promise that told 81 he' P""e
,,.,o,o soul &c It's purpose aud attributes tfcc'
S,,Iir.I far hcyond mere humanity seu"'
1,n;IcI frari,ss!y still, for the glory m view
m. ri,!,s ult the triumph, and irccG"'h % "'A"
-, vo;ro il LAT cause was more potent or lre
No .r;,i, more .rarl"sS, 10 feeling mort H''e'
Ani IT, elurucncg bold, like stream ''"' ~.
Eor, down, all rcs,t'cSs, each oniwa'hoi wing
o,,-.,s;o, rre,y humblr,l--,hc tyraut grew pale
snc,eo, Error, in fear for her iea?'e ana to"e''
trI,ycI her foul agents, and stfuve 10 hssh'i, o,
gu N ya;a-lhr brave spItii that sTarp!ed hc' Po"'
,,I ovc went her buwnrks, and snapped was he' c"~
Her subtle prst"nccs like webs tern apart
! -, r,nu rs creation first spaSr hlH-aGai,
UnshacklcA by Error, By Power, by An
An! this was his triumph! The first OF that oahu'
'Th. Eirh, the uashakcn, unsriiI'h AMI Tue,
who dared il the front OF The danger 10 s''"u'
Drfyim. il, :o:cc, aaG defeating IL 100
Make his crave in the rock which the pii:Im ma! Se'
And seek, DER the fn'homless waves n' thc "eeP'
Bui his monument build IN the hearts OF I've re-
The treasure most dear that j freeman Gun AeeP-
And shed not n tear when &c think OF his name,
And mourn not his less, who, III dyins, nus s'e"
a, record of triuinphs The prou..cs: m inn"-
4 charter of freedom as lovely Gs Heaven
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04
a PROCLAMATION,

BY e LsuteIa Gorernor g? tic Sate Of pirsir
WV con NJ. Rrsr who lad been emnnded to the Jail Ptcr
county trial bcurc the Circuit superior Court Of Law
ccrv upon charge of froously passing counterfeit money %
made escape and going !arsG-Thceiorc, WYNN
HAM ROBERTSON cutenan: Governor acting according 4,
r,oyi.irrs Constitution, Governor OF the
have thought proper hereby TO Offer reward of cue hundred G
10 ans or persons i'll Gpp!ccnd tho said Jacob
and him 4or OF the said county of Ptcson-And ~
r,ccovc- require oil ocers ci" aa military AID request the
Mo of the Common their best anp.
the said ush that may hc dealt with according law
Given ,mIcr hard l.c"icnnrt Ho"":Gcr, actin, g.,
IT, tOrciEor n;tcr the ,'r zeal Of the t'ommonw
4, Richmond, Ills 9Th day {" ::cprcnbcr, 1885.
WYNEiltM RQEERTSnr
Icon " R.i: rrvrcScanG be" about c eleven r.
l: avy !;, 'oaHy fl:r complexion, dark hair an aleu-,
i!.:y nU' years u: asc
SENT -
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- ~ prizes, amounting 10

., n Wizes amounting TO s7l7@7''VV
Tickets only $50. halves 10, quarters >.
\ packard of Wholes is warranted TO draw At least
SOL nett, and will be forwarded for S4GO-llaves %5o
quarters ll3 -, -,
i certificate of whoes for $?;. halves l2S, qrs 6l
=: Orders, heretofore, meet the most prompt ana
confidential attention, and in all cases the original
lanayers) Tickets and Shares will be forwarded, con-
scqueully not liable to any mistake or dispute. The
Cash for all Capital Prizes be had as usual at s@ht
the moment the drawings are received.
m, Please address THOMAS b. BIGGER.
Corner orposie the Eagic Hotcl,
Grand Capitals of $50 900, &25 ,D0O Of $O.O0G. OF
Sl0.0n0 have been sold WITHIN lew months, ana al!
raid. as usual, a, Fortunes Lounge, by BIGGER.
Is .I>-ti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04
i nunst dlsiruLLc E.IR.M for snLc.

II ~
F1JO TIMBER GErTERS.--The extensive and
3 most desirable Farm in King William county,
Gently the residence of William Burnct Brown, Esq,
Decreased is offered for sale This Farm is situated i'm
mcdatry on the Panunkcy river, bod stream, nav
BILE for vessels of two hundred tons burhcn and con-
ians twelve hundred Of land about four hundred
cleared aud under cultivation; the remainder in meadow,
and covered with heavy growth Of oak and pine prin
cpay oak the finest body of woods in Eastern Virginia.
There upon the premises large two story man
sion, with four floor: Kitchens smoke houses.
darcS extensive TranaTlcs ice house, and eve
rs other necessary out house all in rsate order
OF them bu lately thoroughly repairc and convenient to
the residence there two springs of delightful water
which is 4 dcSidrraum in the low country. TO those
who wish to purchase first rate farm, this is OPP
porunity, farms combining many and so great al
ynntagcs, are not often in market. 10 Timber getcrs
particularly, this place presents very great inducements
The forest land which ms clay bottom, the uaiang
Evidence of sound trees, lies Immediately the river
and the timber, when cut, may be landed on vessels Of
sufficient capacity To transport it TO any part Of the
Try. The meadow lands, which have been reclaimed.
may be made 10 yield inc xhaustibc supply Of Hay:
with very little attention. and the arabic land is tecv
cd to BE- cqu any i'll the country. more particular
description Of this Farm would b., given, but pur.
chasers will of view the premises, it is consider.
cd unnecessary.
Application may be made to Capt Lpscom, whose
lands cotcrminouS: 10 Mrs. l.. a Brown in VIII
liansburac.
Sept 80 42-St