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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-20
S's's1S EiS.
HfEksOasEXNT SALE

y pursuance OF decree rendered in the chancen
county court, for the county at Campbell an
the lOthday OF October, 1880, IN the suit OF Ran
barger and others, against Douglass Atlmr> nm
Others, there viii be sold on Tuesday The 25a
October, lS36, II llr, II NOT, tn" neNt E,ii,av uoa
the premises OF the late James Douglas, of annie
county, the TIE StI' OF E.AND. on wine
sad Douglas died, containing 3G2 acres x lyIna nq
the road leading rom Iancoch's Mill by Jartan', r
i vern to Lynchburg aud near what is called Ha-5
Shop-said Land is well watercd aud wOoird Of
fertile sod, productive of Grass. Corn, Wheat and
TObacco-wth the usual improvements thereon and
the title to which observation-disclosures of sale I'm
the Land one third IN cash down. The balance
III two annual payments, the purchaser giving bond,
with good and approved securities.
There will also, in pursuance ofthe same decree
at the same time and place, be sold sixteen or eol.
teen likely and valuable Negro Saves-also proprr-
~ OF the late James Doug las.-TennS of sale tor the
Slave property-Credlt will be given TO the purcba.
ser OF l. months from the day of sale the purchaser
beng required to execute bonds with good and aI.
proved securities thefetor.-The Commissioners Will
convey such title as they authorized bv the de.
cree aforesaid, which is believed to be ndubitabIe
JOHN CALDWELL,
CHRISTOPHER MOORE,
commissioners
October 10 to5o
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rsL0OrDEED STOCK.

FENIE FLOODED horses OF the late Henry
i Brown, il, will be sold Al New London ON the
second da, Of the Agricultural tam, ed November
nextl Among theln, are the two well known Stal-
hons, Spring Hill aud Young American Eclipse
also, two othr, full booded Stations, aud four OF
FIVE hlooacd Mares, ol the bc4t and most approved
stock. One Of the Mares, Woodlarh, vas pnrchas
ed at the sale OF jou Randolph horses She Is by
nd Rouuots out Ola l,Yorte Imported mafc.
Young tm,fjcaa Ecfpac is h, oid EcirSe, out OF
MRers N1td, the u sister Of oid Eotpse. the
Eclipse stock IS generally Acknowledged to be the
best IN our country, IL IS unnecessary To say any
thms more To induce PERSONS desirous OF purchas-
ny, t. BttCud he sale OF this valuable horse.
Spring mn IS an old hersc, but 81 the most celc-
blard stock An interesting account OF this horse.
touching upon pedigree &c. may be seen in the
'rut itcpislcr," Vol 7, No >, page l97.
shall offer At the same time, five or six saddle
aud wof, Eoiecs
rcrhaF, If may be proper TO make, in regard 10
Nondloh that The puuN Of her blood may be
traced back IN hc English Stud Books, TO the I1lh
truury.
Terms viii he made known an the day of sale
JOHN +. BROWN, E1or.
of Hemy Erorn Jr. dec'd.
Oct. - IDS
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DTMFRIES' REMEDY FOR
,T,EgS sDLs.s'sS

nNE of The best and mo~f thorough eme.
~ known for this troublesome complaint. HI
more perfectly answered the purpose lor which q
intended than any other now IN common usp, aH1
lords immediate and permanent rcieE both from
disorder Itself, and It's accompanying symptoms
pain in the ioins, rerico, Itadache. loss 81 Gfp.
indigrston, aud other marks Of debility
0FS Price ! for both artcles-Dmlueh and
lectarv or ~ cents when bui ONLY is "aafoG
a. None are genuine unless signed J. Is
DER, ON the wrapper, fSate propfiftof H3ai aaras
to Dr. CoNWAYA by whom they me lal zHa.
Counting Room. No. %, Court street Ea.t.#
by his special appointment, by
}. 7. ROYAL, i.yael ~.
July > ~,
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TRUST SALE or LAND

accordance with the provisions of deed of TINS,
/. executed TO Joseph Eehols aud samuel NiIIr,
10y msiey Rnckcr and Nancy his wife, dated o,,i,c
Hhagy OF November ls2o and of record in tho
IN stated, the undersigned, as surviyine T,u.,aa -
''e i''h day OF OcoborneNt, being coar day in tho
county 'l Amherst, viii expose to sale before rho
door OF Nh Stout's Tavern at the courtbo,yo ,f
Sd conAty all the interest conveyed by SAID Rpckrr
an" m,'ci Two ,n ~ ACTS DFLAND.
ms creek, ~ the county aforesaid BEING NJ H..
date OF the deed an undivided moistv bnt L,s ,''e
been divided aud plat OF whichw be show
day ot sale. vi oi 'iIe
Inc hde Is supposed TO be unoues,i,,,,II,
but acting Us trustee, the subscriber viii
~ such as IS vested in him by the deed of trust ''
September 10 8 .,eStte'
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From tn buchanan 1deocatc.
ruE NILE RIDGE CANAL.

We learn that the Blue Ridge Canal is Al length
coo,nl.ted IN a scientific and excellent manner !;
having been DELAYED for a much longer TIME than
would otherwise have been the cast, by mrA-
amplrd rams which l,li last summer Its cNecu-
lion docs great honor TO tho energy aud abilities oil
MIR. ~ j. Michc, the gentleman under whose SUI
perintcndcncc twas placed; and We are glad 10
learn thai The assistant principal Engineer Is llgn-
IL prati6cd at the manner in which that duty has
been performed.
There are many Young men Of fine talent and II
binics now in the corps OF Engineers, and tiiefo
Will doubtless, be "A considerable increase ON the
commencement OF Improvements, winch "H be
constructed out Of the fund the State VIII receive AZ
its portion OF the surplus revenue ol the L. >. ahd
| by the stimulus which seems laiiery to have been
riven to works of public enterprise, aud the cohse-
! ouent prospects of promotion which these clrcnm :
! stances present 10 the Engineer
We hope the policy will be seen and acted upon
by The J. and h. company, oi rcwRrdlns merit and
promoting talent whenever they are found, when
!, IS possible to do it and the enlightened drocto-
~ OF that great enterprise will conorn addition 1t
the nnumerahle other benefits they will render thu
State, great service 10 her by making her sons nc
complshed engineers
This is TO be effected by encouraging young men
of talent aud enlorprNe to engage and perfect
themselves, in tins most useful and honorable pro-
/ fcssion, by promoting those who shew themselves
worthy of promotion.
We know no one moro deserving of such promo
lion than Mr.. Michic; for in addition 10 fine talents
and requirements aud elevated and pure feel
nes and principles rs any nan ctn boast, ho has
proved by actual lrd (and one al no lialc difficult
" and responsibility his superior abilities. W,
hope the Directory viii consider tbs matter; one
NOT OF little importance 10 the welfare OF the State
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POLITICAL.


N
wear hath fingered through its round
Since thoS wsrt with the dead;
And vet nv boso,n's cureless wound
Still blssds rs then il bled.
And now without it's cold and caln
Yet DER nv heart lis healing balm
Obhyi on viii not shed.
II jay beguilss my fond regret
Nisht coines-and how can forget
For mute are then those sounds oil n'it'h
| loathe. We, cannot flee. -,
Aud ,hough,s in solitude have burn
JNaf lead me back tn thee
Ry day, amid the busy herd
Nv soul is like the captive bra
That struggles To be free
ltlongs TO leave world unbics'i
To flee ava, NOD be at rest
b.s, bow. alas should mortal dart
Ofrest on earth, to dream
The heritage of ceaseiess care
Nav better FAR beseem
rrhe child OF sin--the heir OF voc.
And what il mutual love may throw
A oy-mparting beam
%, I(e's wide waste Ills quick. gone
And we must wander on atone.
II was no charm ottace or meih
That linked my heart 10 thee
For many ia,rer have seen,
Aud farer vet may see.
Twas astrong. though nalneless spell
Which seemed with thee alone To dwell
And this remains 10 me
And will remarkably torn Is nc''
Hut this can cen recall tie dcad.
Til, image y before me now,
All angel as thou art;
Thy gentle eye aud gulcless bro"
Are craven on my hcan
And when on living charms gaze
Memoir, the once loved form poufifaNs'
oh would il neer depart
And they alone are dear 10 me
Who wake a liyeler thought ot thee.
OF, too. the fond familiar sound,
Is present to mime ear
| seem, when all rs hush'd around,
Thy thrilling voice Ia hear
All | could dream thou still "en nish,
Aud turn as il 10 breathe reply.
But wakinp--how severe,
When Oh the si.kenIng soul must press
The sense ofutter loneliness
A year hath passcd~anothcr year
I's wonted round may rpn:
Yet earth will still be dmh and drcar
As when its course begun.
| would not murinur Or rcpinc,
Yet though Thousand 10Y were mi"e'
still must sigh for on.
How could Think at her who died.
Aud taste OF Joy from ought beside
Yet dearest, though that treasured love
Now oasis n gloom Ger all
Thy spirit from It's rest above
! nould not now recall.
My earthly doom thou canst not share,
And IN solitude must bear
Nhatc'el may yet hotal
Bal can share Thy home--ths heaven,
All eucliorgot-all sins forgiven.
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\ TEACHER WANTED.

z TEN'IIEk well qualilicd to teach the La
n TIA aud Greek Languages correctly, also Nat
ural Philosophy, Mathematics and the other branch
* OF liberal English Education, will meet with
much encouragement III neighborhood, about 20
miles south OF lynchburS. The gentleman who
taught school IN the ncighhoorhood the past year
had ~ scholars the tuition of whom could not have
been worth less than 5000.
Any person wishing such a situation. will appl, 10
the Editors OF the Nrgnan, for further information
upen the subject.
\ knowledge OF the French Language in The
ic1ehct, would he made a consideration with hi,
employers. An early application is desired,
OCtuhrr3
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$50 KEW ARD.

\ BSCONDED Gom LynehbuIg, on The night
v of the ID Of September, Negro man
named SAM. who was purchased Of Nh Stephen
Holland oi BEDFORD He has wife At Nh Thomas
rbclps's, in Bedford, and, as lac was seen going ~
thpt direction II IS probable thai he may be Iufl,-
M thcreabouis. sun +, about % years Of aye, Is
a stout well built fellow about , feet inches high
black, bush> head Of har and small whlNhers aud l.
an ordinary blacksmith.
We will eve 500 reward for sam, II delivered ic
Us in l.ynchbuig. $50 II secured IN any jail 50
that We get thcm again,
ROWAN * HARRIS.
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NOTICE..

IH'ilERC will be offered, at public sale on Tues
N day, the 18th day of November next tn III,
highest bidder, on the two plantations of tbe I,te
Charles Stewart, dec in Bedford county. the follow
ing properly
Horses Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, &c. together with
farming implements of evefy description--and at the
same time and places, the crops of Corn, Oats, Fod-
der, &c. together with Household and Kitchen ~
niture. "
The terms of the above sale will he. for all SIMS Of
SO and over, credit oftwevc months will he g;yo
the purchaser giving bond and good security; ali
sums under that amount, the cash in hand must be
paid. ''
The Plantations will also be rented G,, ,welro
months. n " EIoVn '''Ne
w. FERBuSH,
MANIFESTATIONS Of Charles Stelcqrt. der.
u " B-lhe sale will commence at the nnar-
ter near Elk Creek Bridge 'i' 1"'"-
October 13
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FURNITURE AZ AUCTION.

FURNITURE At AUCTION.
4 N the 2S'h inst, at the late residence of Hen
~ ~ Brown, Jr., dec, will be sold the Furni
turo belonging to the estate. This Furniture COM
priscs great variety, and the most of the articles
are very valuable
ALSO,
For sale privately three full bloodcd DURHAM
| LIS all OF them are superior animals ; a
carnage, and Il pair of Carriage Iiorses-thc
Horses are likely and the Carrage OF GOOD quail
ilv also, lot Of first rate Family Bacon.
Terms of sale viii be made known ON an,l;ca.
ton 10 h. b. Fowny aud on the day of sale.
JOIN +. BROWN, Er'or.
~ HeWy Brorn, Dir. dcc'd
Oct II t3So
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Central Agricultural Society.

YHiIIS Society will hold its first Cattle Show and
- Fare, on Thursday aud Friday, the 9th and
2srh inst IN Iynchburg. An address before the
Society, Is expected to be dellyefcdby \. d. John
son, Esq. Arrangements have been made ior the
exhibition of Cattle, al Martins arehouse-the
Horses Colts, &c. at the old stage yard, on Thurs
day the 9th on Friday the 18th the Domestic
Manufacture. aud Agricultural implements will be
exhibited at the Franklin Hotel. There Is ever,
prospect that The exhibition both days will be large
and lnlcresting-The nlcmbcrsoi the society and III,
public gcnrrallv who take an interest III these mat
tcfs are respectfully invited 10 attend.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
October II I'd
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To Merchants, Saddlcrs. &c.

WE have Just received. and are now opening
w our Fall supply Of Hardirare, Cutlery, Guns
SaddL.ry sc. per -h,ps Marnora and i'arkaway, o'-
rect from Liverpool. our stock Is nov one o' '''
largest IN tine State, aud the assortment as eo"a ~
pesslbl, can be selected. notwithstanding the rs
the cost OF tbod, we shall SELL both at wholesale,
aud retail rs cheap as can be bought IN Richmond
or any other markc ii IA the United States Merchants
aud others will do well 10 examine our stock anu
rhcy Will find that they can be fully supplied WIN
thcit Hardware, Cutlery, &c. without gohS ih'h''
and good terms - elsewhere. 90
H. y. RICHARDS q co.
Sign ofhe Anil
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JOHN IL. TI.OI ID,
AIfIDR NEN ATIAW

HAS opened an Office FOR the location of Land,
1 in the States of Arkansas aud Mississippi. He
will attend with prompness and punc,ua,iy, 10 all
business put into his hands aud will that the first
quality OF lands 'ssecufed ior those who may emplo,
him 10 select ihcm.
Helena, Arkansas, September On
a." Letters addressed 10 hin at Helena. Arkansas,
VIII be attended To.
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lg0inSt

.IgHWsf
Rebccca RneLer, widow and relict OF Anthony Rue
ket, dec, and other defendants
The undersigned will proceed ON Saturday, the
9th day ot November next on the premises to sell
public auction the tract of Land IN the SAID
" OF Amherst, oi which Anthony Rncker. dec, died
seized, except the part devised to AbSalom Rueker.
The tract 10 be sold contains according 10 surveys
heretofore made ;Il01 aires, of which The widow,
Mrs. Rebceca Rucker, has life estate IN Il, acres
the whole tract will be sold, subject her life estate
in lhat part-Onc two and three years credit will be
gwen for equal portions OF the purchase money. Bond
and approved security will be required aud the tlc
retained as ultimate security.-The Land is valuable
and in desirable ncighborhood. The title is I'M
doubted, but selling as Commissioners we shall o
course warrant nothing.
ROBERT TINSIEN,
VI AIRIl'E LII AL ANn
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g n NJ u Z =. tt. d Il O w " !,
,ELL-llN WV IL L LII

nFfERS his professional services IN the SUI
~ perior and Inferior Courts OF Bedford and
Campbell counties. When not in attcndanco nt
the Courts, he may be consulted al the residence
OF his father, Henry Brown, Bedford county.
a. Address, New London.
August 3 70
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FOR = ALE.

Ff'llli tract ot Land on winch reside, lying in the
upper end al Campbell county, ON outer River,
supposed tn contain hCtr ecu eight an Il nine hun
dtcd acres; between one hundred aud one hundred
add 6liy aires Is River and Creek bottoms.
1ha price ! have hNcd upon the property, is ten
thousand dollars. lido not hesitate say, that any
personw wishing To buy good estate, will not be dis
appointed the expectation that the price i. calcu-
ted 20 raise
The object of making sale, is To make d,sribu-
ton of he proceeds TO my childrcn-a credit will be
given on all the purchase money and long credit on
part If desired--the purchaser paying interest on
the part thus extended.
BENJAMIN HADEN
Aalnlrr
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THOMAS d. .IgEsK.U.

II ~ on hand alarae assortment Of TN " AEE
d Il both of his own and Northern Nahularr.
Stills, large Copper, Brass and Bell Metal kctlIr,
do do do and Iron Yea Kettles
Japancd Sugar Boxes, Tea Cannislers, nc.
britannia Coffee and Teapots, do Table and t.
Spoons, Pewter Ware,
Knives and Forks Shovels aud longs
Brass and Iron Androns Sad Irons,
Pots, Ovens, &c, Curry Combs, Coffee Mills w.
stters, &c. &c.
STOVES.
Franklin. Ten Plate, Box and Rotary Cook
Stoves, the latter Of which, far exceeds aI ot
Cooking Stoves heretofore invented, ara cgasar|
not more than one halt OF the fuel commonly leqn.r.
o. All orders in his linc, Will be executed a,o
shortest notice,
The highest prices gwen (or old Copperaalro
ter.
lie returns his thanks for the liberal encour.
mentreceived heretofore, and will spare no pan,
exertlon to receive and merit continuance Of 1t
future, At his old stand
October Is a
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UNITE ~ SMITH.
y Doors befOlC the Fur,,c,.e gsuuJ

H-f AVE ust received their entire assortment
u OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hats, Shoes and Bonnets, of the latest STYLES; 10
which they ask the attention of their friends and
the public generally
Oct. ID =,
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TO rzfbtEyll,N.

rEylIE subscribers wish 10 employ boats IL freight
from Buchanau, one Thousand tons pig Iron
for which the highest price VIII be pad
JNO. NJ HARVEY \ Co
Buchanan Srpt. 20
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IN MIN AXIOM.

'E'llE public examination of the pupils of the
Bedford Female Seminary, will take place, on
"Wednesday. the 26th. The ne\t session VIII com
meaec on the first day OF December.
\. SMITH
Liberty, October 10 III
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Y I&N.

WHITE, Black aud Blue mixed knitting y am
w assorted.
MARTIN, WARD y DAVIS.
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BONNHTs, HoNNI,1,s,

NV = JnSt received hy the stage, a case of extra
me English Straw Bonnets, of the latest $, l,z
ana am III daily expectation OF receiving an addition
Bonncts, with handsome assorf,en, of t,t;Gc,.,
Flowers, Spiss. &c. JANE T.. UORNFR.
October 3
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NOT IL h1.

gJIRSI Ant 10 decree of the circuit superior
Il coun of Law and thaucery inr the county ot
Amherst, ia a suit III GhMcery therein depend
Ing between Boyd Miller, surviving partner o. the
late finn Of Archibald Robertson \ CO. and e...
rl1iu,ius
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$50 ACRES.

Lying on Sinking RIVER OF tie waters thereof nd.
Joining the Lands OF Mcssrs. VIM. b. Banks B. ".
tel&h and others--sltuated about IL mile, North.
East OF the Courthouse and in the noi.lL,,Ia.,J n,
Chalk Level and Mount Airy. II is a portion ofrbe
very valuable Meadow Land in that section ofthe
county and is perhaps amongst the best in the coun-
VT would be shown to any person by Mr.. Jere-
nrah McCulIock at the premises
NM. II. TUNSTAII.
~. WiiIFMElLp TuNsTALI, tf'o''
PutsylVania. Sent - s
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yTIRt;gElA Alta court held for Bedford coun
" at The Court-housc, the 26th day Of Sep
TENDER, one thousand eight hundred and thirty 81,
Maurice III. Garland, administrator of Archibal,
Robertson, dee, plaintiff,
tsaina
William Shrewsbury, Sheriff Of bedford, and :,
such administrator OF Ahram King dee. Bannistc
Meadof and Miriam his wife late Miriam King, A
hram King, Samuel King James King. Sophi;
King, Sina King, America King, Amanda King
Mary Frances KING, Alkaline King Harvey kins
aud Wilmington King (the last named six of whom
are infants Vndcr the age OF twenty Que ycars) de
iendants,
In CnANcERY.
The defendants, Abran King Samuel Kinr
James King Sophia King and Sina King not hay
lag entered their appearance and giving security,
according to the act of Assembly and tho rules o
thus Court aud II appearing To the satisfaction of the
Court that they are not inhabitants of this Com.
mon"ealth 1t IS ordered that the SAID defendants dc
appear here on the fourth Monday in Becembe,
next and answer the bill of the plaintiff: and thar
copy of tins order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published IN the town of lynchburs for
two months successmely and posted at the front
door OF the Court house OF this county,
\ Cppy-Tc,te.
JONI X. STEpToE. DC.
october ~ w2m
Y IRGININ:-At rules held in The Clerks Office
l. 10
81 day OF October. ISi:
stephen Bostic. and Iihcsa Bostick plaintiffs.
lgdind
Nathan BoStIck, John Bo>ck, ilttlebcrrv Bos
tick, Nathaniel Bealc and Agatha his wife former IL
Agatha Bostlck Lucy Bosek, flosd Bostick. 10
sab Cheadle, l>ham Il. Cheadle. Martha 4. ,'Lc,z
die, Edwmd @. Almond and judith " his wife and
Jesse Hughes, defendants,
IL CH,SCERy
ne defendants Nathan Bostick, John Bostick.
l.nueben> Rosuck, Lucy Bostck, Floyd BnstirL
Nathaniel I'ealr and agatha his wife formerly Ag,
ina ho>iicN' not having eutereI their appearance and
gwen seeuuty, according to the act of Assembly and
the rules OF tins Court, and II appearing thai tb,y
arc not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: On mr.,
non ct the painllitstby counsel il is entered at rp
that the SAID defendants do appear here ON th. s,
day OF The term IN January next and answer rho bi
oil me plaintiffs and that copy ofths order be forth
WI" inserted IN some newspaper published in the
town OF i.>nchbng, for two months suceessi,eIy
anu posted at the front door of the Courthouse Of
this county. \ Copy-Teste
j. j. WORSIIAM. Clerk.
October -
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AMHERST RACES.

TNHE RACES over the " Formers COURSE
q, Ambrrs, Courthouse, will conmenc en-
Tuesday the 26lh day Of October, aud viii coon
linne three dasS.
1he Isl day for eolts, mile heats, purse : NV
entrace : 10.
1be ri day, Jockey Club Parse : 3o, fr'elor
any horse, mare or gelding. Two mile heats SD
entrance.
Bird dag-p roprictor's Purse, 500 or MORE
the best two il three.
On the last day OF the race, after the ProPr'e-
tors purse has been for, will be put up spel-
did Saddle and Eqaipdge, and run for, one mile
ard repeat -,
By order of the Club, the Colt Race VIII De
confined TO colts raised owned in the counties oil
Amherst. Nelson and Buckingham.
THE PROPRIETOR.
Sept ID "'2oo
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IobACCO.-We have before us very in
'eresling circular, prepared and issued by the
commission house of Riley q Van Amrinee, of
.is Guy, relative TO the Tobacco trade, by which
i appears that the quantity of Tobacco e,nor,ed
FROM !I12 TO Tvs inclusive, was 397 ,4g7 .13o lbs
From 1776 to 1882 $500 59o ~
From 1882 to 1889 ICY All ooo ~
The amount annually for the last Fl wears. is
99'a3l 900. In 1920, the quantity of Tobacco
lbs. each. - i>''
ne export of manufactured Tobacco in
''e"sss WIN reference to quantity, but not to price
nc war Of the revolution checked the Tobac
co business, probably by causing the Europeans to
turn their attention to its cultivation
II is remark able that 100 OOo nOou..
foreign demand, and f the expor, in anv ora vsar
exceeds tha' amount. that of the mex, wear is cor.
resPohd'ngly below. Phiiad U. S. Go,.,s
from the Independent Democrat. /
a lCW wears ago an AGED but jntelI;oo,, o;.-