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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

A chance for Newspaper sp.eulation.---
There is said to be only one newspaper
published in Valparaiso, and that but " "a
contemplate production"-ihrough the
price is thirty-six dollars year.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11
TAXES.

THE Collector of the Town TAN
hereby gives notice to all Deinquents, that
unless their TAXES are paid on or before
Friday, he 20th Of Nay ins:., their several
Estates will be attached, and advertised, (by
setting up at both marke,s) for sale at pub
lic Auction, for the payment of the same,
with all Incidental charges and expences.
JOS. MARTIN, Collector.
Newport, May ii.
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Building Lots. for Sale.

A beautiful lot on te continuation of broad street,
<A abont ten minutes walk from the State -House,
measuring 456 feet in front by about AGO feet deem
aud may be divided INTO four or five beautiful and
spacious lots for building, having fine prospect of
the beach the country and the late improvements
on the hill, and in the vicinity of several splendid
mansions. A long credit will be given for half the
purchase money.
april ~. q. RICH'O d GEO. G. SHAW
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

The reported murder of General Coffee
and party of Indian traders by the Cam
anche tribe, is now said to be fabrication.
We sincerely hope it will prove so.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

The trial OF Crandall, at Washington
city. who was indicted for dealing in incen-
diary publications, resulted in a verdict OF
not guilty, after having occupied the Cour,
ien days,
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that he has
this day received an assignment Of the proper
ty of DUNN g. ELY, for the benefit Of their credit.
or.. hereby gives notice to all creditors OF said firm
10 present the said claims within six months from the
date hereof or they will not be entitled To benefit OF
the assignment and all persons indebted to said firm
to make immediate payment 10 me.
New.shoreham April l3. lSJ6.--3w'
JOSIAH >. PECKHAM, fssienee-
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FOUND.

Am the 2ith ult, on Sandy Point Beach, on the
" supposed dividing line between the United
States and the towns land, bale Of cotton marked
on one end, u. r., with the figure five partly under
the letter X. The owner will call on either OF the
subscribers and prove property pay charges and taae
i,swsy. Nsw shorshsm March "a. 1885
.. WILLIAM A. WEEDES,
ENpCH ROsH Jr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

The Mother Of Kings. OF the eigh,
children of Madam Letitia Bonaparte, seven
have worn diadems.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

4 woman lately died in Italy aged I42
years. She had been blessed with eight
husbands, the last Of whom survived her.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11
Bottled Wines.

Bottled Wines,
Cd Eh doz on hand Of the choices, qualities oil
%eHSV tho following kinds viz:
Champagne Brands Of" Heids9ek g. Co"
"Sley" WAR key" 81 Anchor
In pint and quart bottles,
Claret Chateau margeau, Chateau safhite 8
MCdUc.
Mlln.sy. Pale and Brown sherry, Duff Cor.
don * Co"
Madeira OF grea, variety Of kinds,
Also IL doz very superior Cherry Brsndy,
for sale by J. X. NEWTON * co.
MAY II.
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Newport Exchange Bank.

A T meeting of the Directors of the Newport
IA Exchange Bank, held al their Banking Room
on the evening of the 10th OF May, lS36-R. b.
Cranston having resigned his office as Cashier of
this nstitu,ion-JOHN STERNE was unanimously
elected Cashier
m
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ENTERED.

Steamer Providence, Chis, New.York- do
Ben. Franklin. Bunker, 10 do Boston, Town end
so.-Brg Canonicus. Blsiey. Maianzas -Sch'r-
Dispatch Brown. Mo5le.--do. Dusky Sally, Bower
Cbare.ion Is. C.)-do. DE iEhi IN Peace, Nlcher
.o1. Bo.,on-do Branch. Cozzens, Noble-do
Mara Small, Bosion.-5lcoP Emily MeKenzie. ~
York
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

The Morinonltcs have erected a ston,
temple at Kirkland, Ohio, at an expense o
$4,000.
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SILL NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Saturday Nag 7h.-Sch'p Crown, Baker from
Pro, idence. for BosjOn.-Eliza, Sawyer, from La.
Jeck, ior lpbia.-Two Brothers, Owen, from
Elizabeth Cdy ~ C.)-Drnch, Cozzens, from No
BILE, or Providence s.-Drg Csnoucus, Blgiey, from
MdtanLas
suafay. sd-SloOp b. d. Jones, West, from New
Bedford.
.goadqy gh-Bng Tom Cringle Baker, from ia.
yana Tor PrOyIdeucs.
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REMOVAL! |! |!

MNR J. s. BROWN would respectfully inform
Vl the cizensof Newport and its vicinity thai he
has removed his Sone-C Cutting establishment on Mr.
Job ShcorDan's wharf in the Of the Granary
where he will be happy TO wait on all those who may
favor him with their custom.
april Doth, II. JOHN $. BROWN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

The price of Flour in New York market
is declining.
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Court of ProJatc, Newport Moreh I'd 1896

UTPON the application for an administrator to be
q appointed on the estate Of ALEXANDER p.
MOORE, late of Newport Physician, deceased. II Is
ordered that the same be received, and The consider
alton thereof be referred Court Of Probate TO be
heldcn at the State.iIonse. in Newport on the first
Monday in June next, ai9 o'clock A. VI; md that
previous notice be given by publishing copy of this
order three several times in the Hode-Isiand Repub-
can for all persons interested 10 appear at said time
and place. and be heard
Witness-B. II. ROWLAND, Pbt CM.
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Domestic Goods.

A prime assortment, sheetngs, shrtings, bedtiek'
N cacoes, sailiDcits, &c. &c.---just received and
for sale cheap, at the New Store, No. l54. by
EDWARD +. NEWTON.
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TO LET.

Possession giren on the I5th of Jaly merit,
STORE No. l2S, Thames-street,
- Apply to HENRY BULL.
MI
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Anthracite Coal
BROAD MOUNTAIN-(White Asies.)

DhohD MotNl lAiN-k'Wh I"cS'I
T1NHE Coal from this region, when mined with
u care aud selected from the purest veins, is ea-
silly igniied, makes intense heat and does not form
incrusations upon the sides of furnaces or stoves II
makes but few ashes, and is considered on accoun,
of lis purity strength and great durability to be supe-
ror to any other for melting iron generating steam.
CELEBRATED GATE VEIN.--(Red Ashs)
This variety is taken from one of the best veins in
what is called the Peach Orchard district located in
the vicinity Of Posyile. |, is easily igniied burn,
merry freely and ,cih great brianey produces heavy
ashes and is superior to any other for Paror Crates
Cooking Stoves and other domestic purposes.
Messrs GEO. KNOWLES and GEO. BOWEN
are the only persons in Newport authorized by me ,s
sell the above kinds of Coal
EPHRAIM A. HATHAWAY.
Providence, April a. 1896. ,lsasS-i-s-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

ygyHE Seaw- Boat. ofthe TRANSPORTATION
x co. will leave Providence at 4 o'clock, r. NJ,
from the RAILROAD Depot and will leave Now-York
at =. NJ from The Pier at the foot Of Murray street
North River, as folows:-
MASSACHUSETTS, Cant VIM Coms,ock
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

@NOTlCE..0
Rmglets and fri=zed Hair, at the loo price
of37 ID cts. a set, on combs.
yNyIIE subscriber has just received an additional
II supply ofihese articles, consisting of different
colors style sizes and prices;
ALSO, Almond Paste do do. Soap; Indelible
Ink Macassar Oil; hair and clothes brushes comb.
of various sizes, for misses; Carpenters drawing
pencils \ superior article. J. REMOND.
1877 Thames-st. Don't forget The number.
april 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

HREEN PEPPER SAUCE, just imported from
N Africa, for sale by the dozen. or single bottle,
BY JAS. II. NEWTON, ~ Go.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

I'D ETAILING MOLASSES Of the first quality
Ia for sail by the hog.head. by
J. X. NEWTON g. Co.
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LINEN GOODS.

II INEN DAATASK, 10 e. "a wde--Damask
IL Table Cloths Of all sizes-Irish Linen--Lincn
Cambric-Iinen Lawn-Lipen Cambric pocket
Hdkfs. &c. Il. FOWLER.
april ooh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11
MORRIsON's HYGEIAN

MOhhISON'S HYGEIAN
Vegetable UnircrsaI Medicine.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY, That Samuel Yosnr
having given assurance Of his convection IL
the Hygelan Theory Of Physiology, as developed
by the British College Of Health, London; and hsv-
lig furnished the necessary security aaainst coual-
terfsits, i appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HfGEiAN VEGETABLE UNI
VERS1L MEDICINES AND PUB
!, LEGATIONS,
In and ioro the State Of Rhode Island.
In enirmaiion whereof have this fourth day Of
January 1883 Sc, my hand
ii. SHEPPARD MOAN
S0te General Hygeian Agent for ~ b.
S.ct america, Smith-street, BROOKLYN, III.
This Is to certify that l have appointed the follow
ing gentlemen as Agents for vending Morrisou,s
ygelan Universal Medicines in this State to viii
MIR. David Melville of Newport, nessrs. George
Hammond Il Co. Wiekford-mr Jefer,on /. Kim.
ball Coventry James H. Pearce, in East-G reenwish.
and John b. Walker, Woonsoeket
Feb IS, 1894
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

Since setting the above, We have been iayourcd
by the gentleman, with extra from the
Columbus Enquirer ofihc l7th instant, but find
very little in addition to the above. The Enquirer
states, that after the destruction Of Roanoke. -
men were found dead and % woundrd-thai the
women aud children had IN all probability escaped,
and tina, the steamer Georgia (which WAS repo'rd
10 have been DESTROYED with all ON boald) was
Thought To have been got of, without serious loss
Col. Felix q. Gibson, an csiimahle and brave
man, and Capt. Horne, Solicitor oi the ohaita-
hoothcc Circuit, were found among the slain.
The steamer Columbus, in consequence Of the
danger of ascending, anl company Of men had
been despatched 10 bring hrr up.
..The gentlemen Who escaped from the stage,
informed the editors of the Enquirer, that there
were about 700 troops ON their way from
Montgomery, and thai there l5D whites and
200 friendly Indians assembled al Tuskagcc which
is about forty miles from Columbus, in Macon
county, Ala.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
POLITICAL.


The sun, half hid from mortal view,
Now bathes himself in floods of gold;
Aud now. unseen the arch OF blue,
Ten thousand radiant worlds unfold.
As through the shades of night are seen.
Those cleaning orbs concealed by day,
So brighter CLOVIS. with woe between.
The hone of heaven, that blisslul ray
Perhaps some kindred spirit sings
Beyond those bright resplenden, spheres,
And waits TO lend her golden wings,
To wait me from this vale OF tears!
Oh Then whose throne is based on worlds
That wheel their round through endless space,
Be at thy right. when fate uniurls,
Her gloomy scroll, my resting place
AZ nov l kneel in natures fame.
Whose buruish'd lamps are worlds Of light,
Ny spirit talks with those that reign
Above the spangled arch OF night
Which through the heavenly organ sings,
And dies away upon the stream,
Which from tho throne eternal springs
Oh that some angel of the skies
Would. while gaze on heavens high dome,
Unlock. and to my lingering eyes.
Revealing future blissful home
My spirit calm as Cyuthia's beam.
Would soar beyond each starry sphere,
Aud there arrayed in light, would dream
No more of things that grieso me here.
To the | bow. Eternal One,
Who wove the gorgeous robe OF night.
And ash that thou Thy will be done)
Would'st fill. from some bright urn Of light.
NJ, thirsty soltl aud like yon star,
That fades at mornings dawuawav.
Oh, may that light but cease to glare
In heavens own bright eternal da,
ETliELRED.
htnrnpp('a Va l~.h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
INDIAN WARS.
GREENS.

From the Coiambus Ueraid Mar Il
We have Just received information of second
party of Indians, amounting 10 about Ioo IN NUN
Der, making second attack upon Roanoke, in
which persons were killed and ID missing, be-
sides many negroes. Among the number Killed,
was Urch Horn, Solicitor for Chatahoochee
Circuit
" Last cvcing. two Mail stages on their way
from Montgomery to this place, with II passcn-
gers, guard men, and two drivers, were attacked
abou, II miles from tins, by part, of 30 or 90
Indians. Upon the commencement OF firing, the
horses took fright and, left the road, and became
en,ansled, when the drivers cut them loose and
made their escape upon their backs. The pnsscn-
gers left the stages and fled for their lives with the
veil OF the savaees resoundnc IN their ears. 1t is
supposed that they all have been murdered no
information has been received concerning them"
From the Macon Tcleprdph, Of May 10.
News of the increasing hostility of the Creeks
crowds in upon rs. In addition 10 what is con-
tanned in the Columbus papers aud fvras, pas.
sengcrs in the stage and private letters eorrobo-
rate in describing the alarm and excitement exist
ing in Columbus. The city /, placed under martial
lsw--evcrv man capable OF bearing arms !, pres
scd into tie ranks--business Is suspended and tho
stores generally closed.
We have been permitted By Col. Overon, one
of the proprietors of the great Western stage line,
10 make the folio iag extracts from letter from
they agent;
"GoLuMnus, 18th May, 1896.
have only time TO tell You that an awful at
tack nude on oar stages last night Oar o,-
lers have come in with nineteen horses, and say
that las, nj lit the Stage WAS attacked with Mr..
Russell in it--James GrcCu. driver--all no doubt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
CLOTHING BUSINESS,

In all lis different branches. They will eui and
make any thing in the tailoring line. The public
respectfully invited to call and their stock
whether they want to purchase or not, which
isis az follows Cloths, black, blue, brown, POI
lisi greon adelaide and summer cloths of different
shades Over Coats, drab, gray, brown, and 9th
crs, such as Pcersham Of different colors; Frock
Coats, blue, black and green summer cloths black,
blue, brown and grey cloth Dress Coats, black,
blue aud green summer cloths Pantaloons, black,
blue and other shades OF cloth, black grey, brown.
green, drab, white, blue, and different stripes :;
Vests Of many kinds aud colours Grass Linen
Goats snl Jacket, Jackets of many kinds Shirts :;
Shams Drawers; Snspenlcrs ; Stocks, Te-
nanl's and Lamb. ; Hat, Caps Shoes. Gloves ;
&c, Sc. which they determined TO sell low.
The goods are made under their own superin,en-
dance. }. BRANNAN " co.
At the Store, formerly occupied by Mr.. Phelps,
a, an auction room, Main street, opposite Now
lin, Be- ger x co.
Nav 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
May -
NOTICE.,

WHEREAS John lIorsley, BY certain deeds
w OF trust, recorded III the counties of Amherst.
Nelson and Buckingham, has conveyed to the un
dereigned, for the purposes of the trusts contained
IN the deed, the debts due to him in those counties
and elsewhere and MS many ofthem are unlionlat
&c and as We could not we'll settle them ourselves.
or attend as might be necessary to make collections
we have thought IT advisable to employ the SAID
liorsley as an agent to attend TO these things This
notice Is therefore TO apprize all concerned. that the
sa1a iofsley mas iull authority as our agent 10 ACT
IN these matters and i'll addition. a. we cannot
personally superntend the Mill and Plantation the
SAID llorsley is authorised to do So but to be a, al
times under our control.
FREDERICK VI. CABELL.
ALEXANDER MUNDY.
Am
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
Botetourt Springs for sale.

VIE subscriber wishes to sell privately the a
hoye property 1t is situated between the towns
OF salem and flncase, in the county of I}otctourt,
m the midst OF "A rich, beautiful and denscly popu
lar neighborhood and Immediately on the great
North eastern and Southwestern road leading from
baltimore through the Valley of Virginia to the
states of Tennessee, Alabama, Sc and easily ac-
cesslble from all other directions The toriety
OF these Springs renders it unnecessary for to en-
large upon their efficacy in the varions diseases III
cdent to a Southern climate. | shall, therefore
merely copy the following ANALYSIS made of them IN
July lS34; soda-2 magnesIa-3 lime, in com
oia'loh with Sulphurlc, muriatc and carbonic acid
Also some slick and aluminc, and abort one sixth
us Volunle OF hydrogen gaS-some atmospheric ar
',e Salloh OF water contains 81 grains of mineral
Inc season was untavOrable for an a.
na'yss, as there had been more or less rain every
gay Tor week. The of these waters cannot
'aii TO be useful in Dyspcptc Hepatic and Cuta-
hcous affectons.-J. :. BAKER" The buildings arc
al oficN' well finished, handsomely arranged and
Suihclently extensive for the accommodation of from
az to 100 boarders. Attached to these Springs, in
me midst OF which they are situated is a Tract OF
land consisting 176 acres $50 of which are clear
co' an" III process OF improvement by clover. The
timber Is excellent, and the soil of tie whole tract Is
81 a character highly susceptible of improvement
vi these things however, those disposed 10 purchase
can Judge best by inspection. IIEZ. DAGGS.
nay 20 wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
111 AIKTt T. Of deed OF trust. executed to tho
.ILlacLIL.L LA Iuu. Ill Sl .u I.lr lie

l1l llKTtE OF 4 deed OF trust. executed to tho
- subscriber, by Tunsall shelton, r., for the pun
pose OF securing debt due Daniel Tucker, bearing
date the 10Th day Of september, lS!6 and duly
corded in the Clerks Oihce Of Ptt,ylYania county,
will be sold on Saturday, the 2l,t day of May next,
tn. premlsc,, To the hi ghost bidder, for cash,
tract oi land, containing about eighty acrtes, lying
on the Long Branch III the county OF Pusylvauia,
adjoining the lands oil John Butcher aud others.
The land has small plantatIou 1t, aud the
cessns houses for a sinall famll, aud perhaps
good lobdC co Btrn; to ANY further decrlptlou oi
the Land think II unnecessary. 5 person., inclned To
puIcht,, ~ III view for themselves before the day OF
sale. Aeuug as trustee will convey such tile
l. vested IN lne only. and none other
THOMPSON ROBERTSON.
POSrPONEMENr
The above sale /. unavoidablS postponed until
saturday the llh DAY OF June When 1t viii certain
II take place THOMPSON ROBERTS on.
NAV 30 Ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
Tobacco Land for sale.

DAKF of the Fort Lewis tract, living in the
n county OF Montgomery, on the north side Of
the Main Western Road, its boundary on one side
Tor near mile. The tract contain. about $40
acres, none of which is cleared, a large portion
OF which is very fine Tobacco Land, and as a sit
uaton for Tavern House, there arc scarcely any
ITS superior, being remarkably noted situation
and conveniently Natered. To any person dis
posed 10 buy, would sell part of my own tract
on winch live, having cleared Land and some
INFERIOR improvements. The above tract of $40
acres, will be sold, in the town of Salem, Bote-
tonrt, on the Sd day of june to the hipest bidder
Tor ono third cash tho balance in two equal annual
"snent', the purchaser giving bonds, with APP
proved security, To carry interest from the date if
not Pnnctually paid.
EDMUND p. WHITE. Er'er.
OF SAINT White, dcc.
NAYS ,ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

ikil T. Ola decree of the circuit superior
court of law and chanccry, for the town OF
l-ynchburg, pronounced the 2Sth day of January,
l'''o, the suit David lligginbotham. Daniel IIic
slnbolilam and Thomas lligginbohan, late Mer-
chants and partners, trading under the style and firm
OF d. n ID. lligginbotham ~ Co. plns against Wi
att Duncan and Mary his wife, William Duncan.
Ph@be Cameron, widow of john Dameron dec, Re
brcca ',oodileh, " llam Slcdd and Abigail his wife
deits. The undersigned, who is hereby appointed A
'onl'nlssionor Tor the purpose will SELL the high
est bidder on the 18th day ofJunc next. on the prem
scs in Amherst county, near Pedlar Mills the tract
of Land. in the proceeding mentioned CONTAINING IN
waldso two hundred acres, on credit of twelve
months. Bond and good security will be required.
and the title retained AS further security
THOMAS n. EU3ANK
:, Sheriff Of imherst County, Commissioner
May rs Inn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02

iNliE subscriber, return Their thank 10 tie public
centrally. for The liberal coufJgenrnt with
which they have been favored. since they commenced
The Saldlu2 Business ~ tins plire. aud hope still
10 shafe a portion 81 fhc public patronage. They
now lave on hand good assortment and will Gu
deavor constantly keep full supply OF every art
Gle in their linr, aud made Of the best materials
Then assortment consists oil the following articles :
GenilenIen's aud .idirs' Saddles Bfites; Mar
lngalcs Saddle. Bags halices Fwig Whips :
Leather Trunks Coach aud t,ig Harness Garry all
Wagon. Cant aud Dray Harness VI hips Collar. :;
Trace Chains: Halter CHAINS Curry G ombs Bf-
die Bit, Sufrup Irons; all ot which can be bad on
accommodating terms, al their old stand, few doors
above Messrs Williams sieiors, aud next door
10 Nf. john I. Hunts.
SIMPSON 4 LYMAN.
q = Beads much improved Patent Spring Sad
dies with Spring Grths. Having purchased the
patent they will Keep good suppl, Of the above
ficlc.
q = Two Barouelles and gentle Horses Tor hire,
with OF without the driver; also good Riding Horses
for hire. SIMPSON x LYMAN.
MAY 30 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-02
LAND FOR SALE,

4 B \ inc 2lst INST, TAT ~ oclock,) there will be
sold upon the premises, at public auction for
'ds .e house ana Lot, at present in the occupan-
cy OF Mrs. llazlewood ON the Forest Road ,hnn,
tour miles from l.ynchburg. The lot contains ,bout
nlne acres, IN fine order for cultivation and has M
on 1t comfortable Dwelling House. together with
some few out houses.
ne sale VIII be made, in pursuance of a trust
a'cu' executed to us by Alexander Mcintosh, on
the 10th day of February, 1890 of record in tho
Clerks Office of the county court of Campbell.
ihe title is believed to be good, bnt as trustees. we
mail sell and convey such title only "a the decd
aforesaid vests in Us '"
:, 4 NJ. IL. GARLAND. TRUSTEES.
Mayo ~