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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-13
Crossing the Atlantic By Stsam.

1t is stated in Liverpool paper
that there are now three, companies in
progress Of formation, for she estsb
lishment Of steam packet lines from
Great Britain to the United States and
Canada--namely, from Liverpool, Bris.
tol and London.-Geo. Met.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-13

a. 1t ia estimated that at least two
thousand ciiiasns OF Philadelphia are
absen, from the city at this time.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-13
Siauntoa July %. 1886

J . n 2
O. E iisors throughout the State
are requested to publish the foregoing
Address.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

Who will be President is not yet known. oytls the
candidate for selling capital prices and is ahead by more
than t,ccnty ti0usand!! He's the fellow who deals oIt
salaries for you. worth having.
Hon picntg pri-s c;eat HoWS
Nos CT Ga II, capita! Of $4,000, sold at the coun-.
ter to gentleman farm the country: aso Nos 50 3l
pie Of 81 900, seat to correspondent in the country
likewise Nos Is IS d. another OF 81 O0O sold md pad
Nv H9Y'P, the favore of Madame Fortune to whom
dsrs should in all cases. be addressed The 5000 and
$40, 600 below worth having T!:ey eorie IN few.
iays RccolIect Ioyt has the handling Of hf2a e.ows
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated, No ;3--oEa"n2t No
vcmbcr:
Sc 63 &C SO SO ! - 81 10 30
\ lille one Of 800 sold in it-Nos. so % 81
Drawing of tFeilsiiurg, 10. dawn NOV 5!h.
q 4J 2 Is q ii IS rs q 10. @.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

COH,HUSIC3TED.
Atam meeting of the citizens of farmviIle Salur-
.;,v ke 22d October al the Eagle uotc to consult on
the several proposed for railways through thiS
section of country, Thomas A. Morloa was appointed
Chairman and Silas Bigow Secretary.
Tie following resolutions were offered, and adopted ::
ReeoiceN That this meeting cordially approve OF the
recommendation of the Convention lately held at Car-
otte Ctlsrt House, Of railways from Farmvie TO Dan,
VILE from Farmville to Petersburg, and om Richmond
THROUGH Farrnyie to Lynchbarg, and earnestly invite
the eicicn, operation of the people ofthe city OF Rich
nond of the town of Petersburg, and of the country to
be benefited for the accomplishment Of these important
improvements as speedy as circumstances permit
Rcsojred That we have with great qualification
the yea! and readiness with which the citizens OF refers
buru have undertaken TO promote the Accomplishment
of norton of these improvemcntsj zeal and readl
ness which is highly honorable that entcrprsing and
spirited town. and calls for corresponding efforts
on our part. - ,.,y
Rcsoircd That Col. VIM. l.. Morton, James d Wood
Nathaniel T. Venable, c. c. Read and Henry E. Wat
kns be committee, to prepare ard circulate for sub
scrpon petitions the next General Assembly tor the
passage of an act Incorporating company tor the con-
strucion of railway trom Petersburg 10 Farmv'l!e-
and of company Tor the CONSTRUCTION ol runway 'o'
Farmville TO Danvllle. nv
ResoLred That Col. WIN. l.. Mortar, ames u. Wood,
Nathaniel T. Vcnable, G. Z. Read, and Dr. William D
Morton be committee to open subscription anu take
ND collection 10 defray the expense OF aturVey iof
railway from Farmville 10 DanYe
Whereas mt the time of raising the Tor Tue
survey of railway from Petersburg to Lynchourg, In
connection with Farmrilie, other route was con'e
plated. exceptRg through Farmvillc, therefore,
RssoLrsd That the subscription which has heretofore
been raised and what may be hereafter raised tor tat
purpose be applied the survey OF route from refers
burg through Farmyille and other ana efat e con
mec formerly appointed be requested to increase the'F
subscriptions and pay TO any persoa authorised 10
receive it for that purpose.
Resolced, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Farmville, Richmond, Petersburg,
! Lynchburg and Danvle papers
THOMAS A. MORTON, Chairman
SlLAs Below Secretary
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go. - -
NJ h.RRjhGES.

M,,,.d On the Goth u Rev. Nj Cochrn 81 F;tae i-
wid Mr. .;n R. Miss JvD-li, daughter u Mai A.
drew Baker cd, both oil Charlotte , . ,.r. .,,.u NJ,
M.i IN the aaa September, By h: 3c7 Aud scr Ehii NJ
T,, ~ CRIrrrSDgs Of the county .! NddeseX to Inc a,o'
and mich udmireL Niss Many T. EDM"p'' Of VIZ county
,aei a, Philadelphia, the 3ist a!imo BY ms ieno 'he
uror mr. IIExuy r. C,yE-L OF the White Sulphur springs,
va TO MARY JSg OaMsu", i"urcrof f. Chuchm""' i"' e
Baltimore, Maj land!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11
DEATHS.

Dcnar,ed this f the j Ort"rr lt6 al her unc's N"
ian 81 Jrilress in the county OF Charlotte, MARY "
10 v.,I az hnr ay illness az six eight wsrES "a'
I'd num9 Of r"i' ara hlonds to bemoan hes u""'
loS5
~ The Religious Herald is requested tD copy.
Died, his residence, Chesterfield county. the l9h l'c:o
bcf Lnpt joins GREGORY, tho 5Gh o. his bilious
tt mali character Il tie best efforts OF tho
aJcs; y's. III urg: dlsceud the grave without
raspscr.~ E"::cc.
Fem small his "na lr.orS, noqu qTcrS
Lrs.,s mei1rar Ike himself c0Il runSCna5y usH for
Happy ais tiy and n:borood :he hest ot has
hauS fathers aAd MASTERS prosperity smiled around ln during s
life. Snc meui icsn2s, he never Known TO aG
tr>m otsc how va he dispensed charity with
a hand. lie 2g ScT:r magistrate, always h!I ana Jrs
in that claGcer. lie irrc1 c"fc" md gave genera
satisfaction lie haa descended grave, a fpoilcsS rcpua
tion and is believed he died he had vc, %ith,u, enemy
While " dealt: ES;atct the pa"gj his family and
vir,uus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11
a,crsy Y's.sua:essd Dollars. y

Virgnla Slllc L"ttrfy, OIasH no. O.
r ,Io benefit Of the Mechanical Benevolent Society
Of Norfolk, -. =, d. .:s., 100
f,snitals-S4O. 600. $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000,
p go, 81 800, 81 zoo Of 81 800 of $1,000 Of
- so; 100 prizes o. $780, 1C0 Of S4C0 l2G of 500,
&C.. nc,
certificate ola package Of % whole tickets will be
sen; fo- sllO; package Of halves $7o quarters S35.
IN ali Lotteries for sale Ivy the package Or single ticse.
BY the ah.luckg hUi 1,
Of the isanle who has and is selling more capital
Prizes ,i,an an other vender in the known World
u. B. Orders IN all cages strictly confidential, >,
u o,ters for Tickets from any part o. the United
,;ossts Thankfully received and executed by retnrn
nais With The same psrnp, attention personal appli
cation and the result given (when requesled) mmediT.
ately after the dtawing-if addressed to
Nov IL. PHIL ~ NY Hott
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

"Tbe majority claimed in this county, for Gen. iiar-
rison was one thousand or twelve hundred, and il
said that there not hundred Van Buren, votes in
the county
Tic here is usually about thirty or forty passenger has
inst that Van Burra has jJy there. The ina vote
Mlehook scnthcrc may be 20 or 80 to come
in a polls closed when the above ill., Van
Bureu's will exceed 300.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11
OHlO.-MAJoRITiEs.

RYopE-lsL.xb-Tke Legislature commented ITS seq
sion on Tuesday Samrc! r. AtweiI, Esq, OF Gsouces'
Ter, vas elected Speaker Of TIE House.
Nos. ConmlTrAL-A letter is published in the Boston
Daily Advertiser from the Hon. John Quincy Adams,
izwhich he says, .al il :e event 6 the election q
President devnlvng Oh The House OF rePrese1'atves
s.n,v 5oe would be given in favor of him whom should
have reason to believe acceptable TO majority o.
nv constituents TIE 7copo 81 ti1e l2h Congfesslona!
District OF Massachusetts, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

: FARM. NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE-Tht
e su5sc rHer having determined TO send lis Neg.oc.
Ia cotton country, offers for sale lis Farm. III tie county
of lianovc., called French Hay.
Theirs &c two tracts OF auG-Iile ManS:ci: tract
which is Just 10 miles from the city OF RcI"ic"!; con.
las By survey, BIT ii acres; most of which is
fat land ying upon the Chckahominy and C. GtFeam
called Soney Run, and very large portion of t is in
high state Of improvement and well set ia ed
clover. Tie farm is beautifully situated and very
healthy anG would be excellent location for profess
SIGNAL man, especially Physician The dwelling house
is of brick IN excellent condition, and sufficiently arge
to accommodate moderate sized family very comlora.
bly, The erseers house, hay house, aud nea: ~ all
the servants houses are new.
The publ road to fredericksburg. passes Immediately
by the Farm side and the Richmond, Frede.cks
burg and Potomac Rail road. about two miles Adore 1t,
the other SIDE with ready access 10 ii by an excellent
road
Railroad contains about :i2 acres chiefly in woods,
with about - acres of meadow land and under good
enclosure having been used by chiefly pasture.
There comfortable cabins upon H. and very good
house. now occupied by respectable tenant The Ran
road passrs this tract, that the wood might be
readily transported 10 Richmond, for SALE where II Is
always in .naad az good price.
The purchaser can be supplied 1t immediate apP'ica'
ton be n1te, with corn, olts ioddcr cattle, farming
utensils, t;c.
Tic of paymen! will be very accommodating,
credit of five wears or possibly more will be allowed
LEGAL interest being paid upon the purchase money and
the whole satisfactorily secured The property viii DC
so.sn by ny Manager. and application! 10 purchase may
be made 10 me in Richmond.
Nov. H. f54-tfl JAMES LYONS.
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fNstN. '. D HIlJ' oV-' -
n Net, gain on as many ofthe counties were est
mated il our tabular statement Tor lastsprng elc cton
And It's after having otiselted the two strong Wing
Counties Of augusta and Loudoun, the city Of Richmond,
s Wais aOrity in the Norfolk district, &c, Sc But
Gle @ the s''ong Van nuF1n COUNTIES VIZ; f H@Sya1 IS
loagcnery, Shenandoah Rockingham, Harrison, &c,
a,e yr, to he heard from On the part of the Wings the
sro:, counties OF lccomack and Ohio, 10 in
We calculate that The Van Buren, ticket has succeeded
IN v;,gn:a-and by probably stronger vote than we
t3ta!et in tie spring.
lydIiou0L bu last .NInht's Mail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

'AMnERsr c. H., Nov. 7, "a oclock,) 1886.
"1he polls are just now closed here--Vun Buren, ID
ahead We have two Precincts which will about balance
each other possibly give small majority against US,
but not morethan enough to balance The H. if that The
resul. expected by both pares-abouta even
race"
Van Buren, and Smith, 154
Harrison, &c, &c. l4O
"SoUruAMProS, Nov 7, 1876.
Gold Southampton is herself again. The VIII gs
beaten in fine style, without struggle Minority from
~ to 10"
AUGUSTA COUNTY.
"SrAUSroN, Nov. 8, 1896.
" give you the result Of the Presidential vote in this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11
"For ~ that, and e. that,
Their tinsel show, aud a that;
The homes, man, tho' c'er sue poor,


BEFORE this toast was concluded, the shouts Of aPpTo
baon which issued from the assembly, were so loud and
so numerous, that the Vice President Of the day wG
was reading it, compelled to desst before ne au ieao
through and when tile cheering haa cea5eu iii, a., orda'
rose and addressed the listening crowd win an aFuo'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11
Not official.

Majority for Van Buren, in the State, admitting al.
tee majores claimed by the Opposition in the counlics
from which wc haze rot heaHG. 49,.
o. Note by Editor Of Enquirer.-Sone Of the returns
from Pennsylvania, vague ard contradictory, that
accurate estimate cGn te formed Of the result: For
instance, the Pennsy leanian, and Sentinel of Wednes-
day) report, Armstrong, 300 maj. ior.F. B-Seaver,
only 1000 MAJ for I.--Union, 500 for H.-Butler a.;
mai for v. B. The returns in tie Pennsylvania Sentinel,
mot "American Sentinel, gl7e, G:e:n, 200 10 Il
Butler, 200 to H.-Mercer, 80 % E.-Crawo:d, 300lo
Ii -BraGford 800 to H. anG Gfcga 800 to-. B-,ihc
resu is doubtu-and either way tie a:of!iy WI De
srnaii-me !h Sentinel Of Wednesday, expresses IT,
self firm in the belief that The V g. electoral ticket b"s
succee Gei in the State A;oaS vcrronc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

y L.
4 Bcydton, Meckenburg county, known as the
Bovdon Hotel and recently occupied by Mr. Nathaniel
g. Nelson informs his friends an, the public grneray:
t,a Ec is prepared Accommodate customers Having
incurred considerable rxpes" III repairing and hitting up
tic establishment and in laying in supplies he wal &C
crr,notalr these who may visit him. IN style OF Eeat'
nc; and ccnnr which; canno: aiito afford saiis'acs:2
Ills table shall lie supplied with the best PROVISIONS
.r ,I. ccuu;Iy Affords his bar with the best LIQUORS:
his bed co.ls shall be na- ana coinortaor oni his sta
bles with ample supply proven der snail be nhher
charge OF careful experienced and attentive eSteTs.-
The public need only !nTon him VII! their patronage 10
les, The fidelity with which lis pledges to them shall 5r
redeemed. nHO' nooLl'..
w The Petersburg Constellation vii! insert the a2se Que time
x, n 5i--t5
wTINEEALOGY.- school c: Analytical Chem
lFA s1y, ,l!nefa!ogy o! te Nlnral0e, "a
coI Soci.i Of Virginia. will 90 into operation On DE I'd
Of D.c.,jcr next in Tie philosophical rooms "t l!am
den sydney College. The meetings Will be held every
S,iuriay a. ~ clock. i:Ihc morning. during The lour
G.Iiowing months. Fee, S2O.
or nse subsidiary arts without which tie operations OF
microscopic chemistry Cannot well be carried on tae
manufacture OF snail glass UTENSILS and the Use n lie
Llcw.ppc being here introduced 2"nhnHsc ahayS,'
or The detection OF the ingredients OF a mineral, viii be
preceded by so:e general remarks on Tie nGdes OF test
;nr 4 complete course Of Lectures or mneraogy and
reolngy will follow.
'rs. lilo are d.. o:sor making these sciences becls
f their entire pursuit. will Lave an opportunity oil at.
,rnLjr- c.mnlye course u daily instruction, during
epi. MONTH: in I'll the departments ct guta0e ana!y
SIS and rnncralcey. Foe. including the above, 500
I; is thus he ped that will he afforded for The
diffusion Of science highly useiul, land ct present 'n"ch
dc,:.lGed GeI.i;emen connected with farming opera
ti,s and those vino have estates IN IEiDat"' o's'''s'
NH find knowledge of this kind very Advantageous
II! may be an iHducemen, such as wish 10 maze
ssso of e:aogy to kae a. present n5t !hTy
would hardly EJECT with any compeEto" PIP ~ a"y
the U. States. JOHN w. -, ~ ~ 81 "a
Chemist Of sDrie,y, Pro- CAsn ga r. a. sya S0
Nov. u. J., :, ,.o sLoy,
T Na;ioca In,c.encor is reqHSS;od TO iase Leg Sh0.'
80 md srri .ie bill to this Office 70: collection.
=, 65D09 ANNALS Bcautita English Animals,
q Gor 1S3-. Just received by recent mporations,
jenn;n"s' Landscape Annual for '537-The Oriental
Annual, f3F is37-The English Annual, Tor lsa'--ano
the Beautiful Gift, in splendid blneTg' at ,,,,e
Nov. II lAi-lsl ~ "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

Prcstona majority, I'D.
Russell, Scott and Lee, veto vote
[.4tiagdcE stateSr:nn.
Nonro1 X, Nov. 3-Judgc Daniel held :s@ coart
the lst ins e, and adjourned yesterday The docket in
the Federal Court rather slim Bcacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11
"MApIsoy C. H. 9TH Nov 1876

"MApIsoN C. H., 9TH Nov, 1896
"Ihe Van Buren, ticket received 306 votes. The tic
ke with two heads and one TAIL received 81 votes all
told
-.. LovINGsroN, NELSON Co. Nov. T. 1896
"lhe polls al the Courthouse have just been closed
For Van Buren, $50
White and Harrison 81
Majority IS
The precinct at Greenfield not yet heard from; il
will increase The maiarly about 40
"NrrrowAY & II. Nav. Slh 1876
The polls held in N"oway for The election nf Pres
ident and FireP President Of the United States wee
closed last evening; and stopd-
Fur Van Bu:en ard Smith ia
White, Harrison IL Co. ~
Majority iOi'
i'suRRY c. H., Nov eth, 1896
"Accordng to request, hasten give you the result
of the election in Surry, for President and Vice Presi.
dent OF these u States; by which, you will see, that the
Democrats of old Surry still remain firm and true to the
cause Of Repubcansni.
WIN. Smith John TYLER w, f. Harrison
l0S 81 and J. TYLER ID
"CUMsERLAxD c. H., Sth Nov, 1896.
Tbs Commissioners have just closed their returns:-
Republican Ticket, at Court House, 1873
Upper Precinct Rane's, &c. 90
Lower Precinct, irrines, G3
Whig Ticket, at Court House, 1873
Upper Precinct Raines, So
Lower Precinct, lrvine's, 44
PAL
gig
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Butler IUO
4S&2
Which, if correct, would leave majority Of Clio only
for V. B.
Extract ,r Letter from "PAilGdciphia, Nov. Sth:
1.-The Wings used every exerton, in this place. Lit
tie boys were placed all the city, at every corner
with large capitals printed and placed in front OF them
"This is the Tcket-Bands Of music in Onnibuses;
paraded Chestnut and other Streets halooing Tor Ola
Tippecanoe. The influence Of the Bank eau be dis
tinclly seen in this place
OHIO Notwithstanding
Harrison. Pan BArEn
Belmont, 500 Licking, OLD
Guernsey, az Gain since Oclooel' ~"
Gain since October Gl4
FROM OuIo-An endorsement on the margin Of the
Wheeling Times Of Saturday says" Six townships IN
Guernsey county Ohio just heard FROM give iiAHRlsoN
29l majority Tile Wing majority i'll Ohio vii! be great
ly increased. '-Bait. Pat
from tie Stark County (O) Dcmocrat)
We publish the list Of Senators and Representatives.
this week again, together with the result for Governor,
with corrections as far aScertained. We lind lhat
Mr. John Clark the member elect to The Assembly from
Lawrence and Gallia counties, is Democrat, and not
jedsrui, as we had supposed. We have ma orIty
of eight members joint ballot four in tie Senate and
four in the flouse.
MARYLAND RETURNS.-MAJoRlrlKs.
Fun Buren. Harrison.
Baltimore City, lO5 Frederick, IL;
County, 300 Washington, "a
Montgomery, 4Ouin para
Annapolis, "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

SENATORIAL ELECTEE ~
Or Monday last nj; election for State Senator 10 sup
ply the vacancy accustomed By Col kcr. sres!gnanon
was held for this county Fayete hlrAiallin and JOAN
~ Prssron ESqrs: (to.h Van Buren, nsn9 are the cand
dates The following the result os !e r7!esoi THIS
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EDUcATIoN.

SAMUEL d. TOMPKINS hereby informs ms
- friends and the public. that his School VIII oe
opened on the frs, day OF February next IN the
house in which Mr.. * Il. Townley has taught
School for several years past
His course of instruction will embrace Ehe'lsh
Grammar, Georgraphv, Arithmetic aud Mathematics
in its various branches. together with TIE Latin
French and Hebrew Languages.
lie feels perfectly assured that he can teach the
true pronunciation of the French and Hebrew Ian
guages, and also give correct ideas {" their consnc-
ton. lie could e. hibit testimonials OF respcc'a
Die character on the subject but he declines dong So
believing thatahe citizens will be better prepared to
Judge of his qualifications when they shall have tired
hun, which he respectfully invites them TO do by
giving him portion Of their patronage.
Tfrms-Sl2 80 per session Of five months, for
English Grammar. Geography. Arithmetic. Sl'
Tor those more advanced
REFEREScE-AIr. X. 3. Towney.
Jan d "a
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LAND At AUCTION.

DIRSt ANT TO " decree of the count, court of
bedford, made at the ncccmbci tenn. ls35 IN
the ehaneer, suit of "tlatk aud others rs Scott and
Others the undersigned, Commissioners " ILL., on Eli
day theSth day otJaunafs, lS;h on the promises at
Ndn'in lnlners, III bedford county sctotlc highest
bhldef. n public auction nact Of aud, adjoining
Ndm'a Infnrr aud others. lying IN Eeliora, con-
tanning, h, estimation. 2o65 acres Mud ON SATURDAY,
the 10Th o January, 1855. Al Booth \ nollands
rtotr IN trnhlu county. tacn Mai liatehcrsD |
th'l proceed 10 SELL N the same way, atract OF and
1'nR IN sail county, on Meftmau'S run. adIoinin.
the lands Of the hcns OF Pctcl Booth, dee -
Arlington and Others, containing hv estimation. lgl
acres. ihtsc Lands will be sold upon c1ed,t Of one
and two years, from the a5th OF December last the
purchases giving bonds with approved personal Sc.
'urN aud deeds of ttust upon the Lands. 10 secure
the payment OF the purchase money. The above
Lands belong 10 the heirs Of John Hook, dee d.
The undersigned Is m pos,essieu ct the title deeds.
ana VIII SHE" them 10 ANY person dcsnlous seeing
them-and although the utlc 10 the above Iands is
believed to he unqucstionahl, good. the undersigned
acting as Commissioner, under said decree. ran only
convey by deeds, with special WARRANTY according TO
the terms Of sand decree.
&. 4. WlNGFIELn, Cont
! an. II Mt.OJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28

TO THE
nFss. Cd Y. 8.

WHITE aud Sound Teeth arc both IN ornament
w and a blessing The best security FOR their ad
vantage is to be found in the US. oil me
BRITISH ANYISPEP1IC DEHI mr. ~ IL
This elegan, Tooth Powder with avery niue use
eradica,es the Scnrvy IN the gums ano prevents ~"
,,Io,;on of r,,iar which not only backcns. but
loosen. the teeth and accelcraes their decay. Inc
D.nr,fcc thus removes the prevailing causes ct OF
t,s;ye breath preserves the healthiness ana hofd-
nss, Of the gums, aud renders the teeth oea"'is
white Price 50 cents. .,.
-. wr,noer. by the Sole Proprietor, T. MD
HER immediate successor to the late Dr." T. Coz" on
nav For sale at his counting room over no. ~
80, s,,eet near Concert Hail. Boston, and also b.
his special appointment, by
1T 81 y. royal. Lsnchbrrg.
Nav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
Ecnr1eeu EE,sssssvea .Sr2'es,

something upwards OF 100 OF which cleared, and
under good fence, about ~ acres OF first nlea-
dow land, 20 81 which we'll SIT in grass, tn. re-
maIHdcf IN good heart and lies we'll for improvements
About l51 OF meadow lnd remaining to be
cleared. There IS a Grist and Saw Mill on the Pre-
misses with water power Sufficient to run them Al al
seasons OF the year. wih other machinery that night
be added, such as CarlIng, FuIlIng, other manu-
featuring establishments. The dwelling Is a Stone
S"' ;I" %sI ,5 "'L aaJ A as1i,or slge
aud sjabns sufficient 49, - lor large stock Of
IIorscs Kitchen, Smoke House, and Spring House.
with Spring OF never failing water within five rods
Of the door. This Farm lies within six miles of
ChrstiansburC where all the lumber ed at the Sa.
Mill may be disposed Of The situation, to health
is not surpassed by any in Western Virginia Terms
third OF the purchase money IN hand, the resi-
due in three equal annual payments; decd Of trust
viii be taken the land the after pay ments
the title to which is unqucstonabc, but such only
will lie conveyed as is vested in as executor
IADEN II. BELL,
Ere;gtorof JohH B.U, deceased.
Jan. 81 wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
DycSMAL SUNCEA Z l..

TAR. W. H. JONES, respectfully informs ms
IL friends Of lvnchburg. aud the public generally
that he has located himself IN lynchburg, where he
is prepared to perform all necessary operations on the
Teeth such as Clean, File, Plug aud remove ie-
sni,rc soft on the most improved plans, such as are
practised by all scientific Dentists in the United
States.
Scurvy, with all Other incident diseases pertaining
TO the Teeth, are cared with ease. y" operations
done by himself warranted TO s'ah" "'" 'eS'o'e
todecayed Teeth their former beauty.
Gentlemen wishing to have operations performed
on,her Teeth, will please call at his ROOM hadl,s
sli ho xa;,ed an At thcr private dwellings. should
jobs worthy of attention present then,e'eS e'iI.'' al
the Spou, Spring. or Campbell Ct. House pf. J.
will attend to them. -,
Hole, in Iynchburg. Reierence--Dr. benjamin T.
Terry, Of Prince Edward