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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
TEXAS LAND AGENCY.


WYNN R. D WARD of San Augustine, Texas and
w C. B MOSS Of Virginia, have this day associa
ted for The purpose Of General Land Agency
Business ~ Texas and in the United States. They will
attend TO the PURCHAsE ANU SALE OF iEXas LANDS
granted and titled under the late Colonization iaws-"t
located lands under the Republic OF Iexas-and ioca'e
cain,s and perfect titles TO the same. WIN K. u WARD
will give his personal attendance to the business OF the
Agency in Texas, for which, his local knowledge and
intimate acquaintance with the Land laws, peculiarly
qualify him, and insure correct aud advantageous dis
position Of all business which may bs conided to the
Agency-C. B. Moss will conduct the branch OF The
Agency in the United States.
Terms will be moderate, and made known on apilica.
ton All letters must be post paid and will be address.
ed for the present to the Tc10s Land .7gncy 7appa
hannoek, Pa where they will me-, prompt attention.
WM Il ID WARD,
T.. Is MOSS
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EBARTNERSlllP.-lhe subscribers have entered
q into partnership under the firm of JAMES j.
BINFORD & CO, for The purpose Of carrying on a
Wh"rsa!e and Retail Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Bn
siness in this City. Their stock Of goods will be
opened early in September in the well known s,ors for
merry occupied By BIsroRD, BRooIs. GAY Il Co, where
they solicit call from their old friends and The public.
JAS. BlNFORD.
ALBERT &. BlNFORD
Aug 81 3D-St
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Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Notice 10 Pre- emptioa Claimants.

.iOtce 10 Pre- emptioa Claimants
Every person Ginning the right OF pre- emption to
any o the lands designated in The above proclamation
requested prove The 10 the satisfaction Of the
Register and Receiver oil the proper land Office and make
payment therefor practicaLe ger seeing this
notice order that the claim may be adud!cated by
those ocers agrecaby 10 law, in due time prior 10 the
day appointed for the OF the public sale;
and all claims not duly made known and paid for prios
the date aforesaid declared by law 10 he forfeited
JAS WIIlTCOMB,
Commissioner Of The Gencrat Lnnd Office.
Of 6vyNj
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EDARTNERSiiIP.-Th undersigned, members OF
3 the late Of BIHFoRp. BRooKs Gay s Co.
have this day entered into partnership under the firm 81
GAY Il BENTLEY, for the purpose of conducting
HhoIesaie and RetaiL Staple and fancy DRY GO"D"
BUSINESS in this city.
They have taken the house nearly opposite III" GA
stand formerly occupied by Messrs. Hubbard Gardiner
which is now undergoing thorough alterations aud r.
pairs for that purpose. Their stock of ENrIHEM NJ"
GooDs will be opened by the 18th September.
The Agency Of the .NaHchesier Cation and Bc1 .I''
Hgtacturjng Company continues wlth l.. Is. Bh>llL''
and will be conducted in his
In both these branches OF trade we hope TO retain
portion Of the custom enjoyed III our late husin''
and respectfully solicit call from old friends a"'
the public generally.
CHARLES S. GAY.
EFFORD b. BENTLEY.
RIcHMoSD, LIST Aug 1888. 2-l2L
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ssesA'T"S
lottery Gnd Exchange office,
RICHMOND VtRGISIA
Alexandria Evttery.

For Internal improvement in the District oi Columbia
Class No for 1855
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday, the 18th
September, lS3S
D. S. GREGORY n Co., Managers.
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DRlNTlNG lNK.-Just received at this Office. a
II supply Of johnson 4 Durants Winter .reaes fnts
which will be sold for IS cents per pound for Cash
OctI
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August =

I'm obrdencc to twO Decrelal Orders Of the Great
e Superior Court of Law and Chancery Tor I'"nco
county ard the city Of Richmond pronounced on tire
18th and 91lh days Of February, e.S IN the suit o Jo-
shua Doing, plaintiff, against Daniel Hmdna!l. Robert
3 Ferguson and Lucy Ann, his wife; Wan ID wren,
Sergeant of the city Of Richmond, aud such, adm.
nislrator of Claiborne H. Thomas deceased. and thu sad
William D Wren, in his own right. and C!aborn" Had
NALL william G. Rndnail, and Martha Ann iiudnn'I
infants under the age OF twenty years, by john Ro
bnson their guardian ad Eem gnrd by the Court 10
defend them this suit depending therein, Defendants
shall. on Tuesday, the 18Th day Of September next
ISIS a, 4 o'clock F. VI offer for sale, on The premises
to the hi1hcs, bidder at public auction, credit ri
six twelve, and hteen months, the half acre lot and
the improvements thereon, in the bill mentioned.
being The lot &c on which Claiborne l. Thomas lived
al The tinIc Of his deah and the lot &c, which Mrs
Ann Thomas resides, subject 10 the right Of towcF
therein ot the said Ann Thomas, the widow o CahoTne
l.. Thomas deceased. Bonds with approved security
will be required Of Tie purchaser The title TO the pro.
petty will bc retained until the purchase money b. pa'c
". ID. WREN. Comm r.
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HS ISSOLUTiON.-The Partnership heretofore *
isting between the subscribers. under the irm Of
BINFORD, BROOKS, GAY Il CO. was diSs0iHec
by mutual consent except far as is necessary 10 close
the business the Is, ns;an. Each oi the partners
are authorized 10 settle and collect balances due 10 the
concern Ja, this duty is devolvcd chiefly on b. Bent
lev who will for time give il his exclusive attention
II is earnestly hoped that those indebted 10 us wall
GENE forward and close their during the r.
month. other emp!oymens will clam oGr atttn
,io,, after that lime. JAMES J BINFORD,
JAMES BROOKS,
CHARLES s. GAY.
EFFORD Is BENTLEY.
RicuvoSD, lst August l-}S 2cl!t
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Aug 2O-l2I .7gcnt Of he CowpaDy
AZ The Washington Globe and National ucIlg'n Tic nd
erck>ufs Richmond Wing Charleston Courr
publish the Ih"vc twice week for weeks and aIs
init hc bills the Richmond Enquire" for cole
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PROPOSALS FOR PROVISIONS.

OFricr OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF sUBsIsiENeH'{
NashInstoo, July /, 1855 }
will be receive att uihcs uh'h
fist ay delivery oil provisions iot "
nae of the United TO be delivered IN ouh uP"
InInu
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SsPOKTS OF THE TURF.-The following swr'p
S5 stakes are now open to he for the
at the Warrenon Springs. commencing on Thursday the
18th Of September next. Three To MAKE race,
to name and close the first Of September next
Fusr DAY-First Race Colts and FLIES. three years
old last Spring, mile and repeat, $lnO entrance, hait.
forfeit
ID gncc St day. Colts aud its, four years old ast
Spring. $lrO entrance. mile and repeat. bait I"riet
SfcoND DAy-lst Race. Nays of all ages, $500
trance. two miles and repeat. haIi-t"r!tIt
"a Race. For colts and fIles three years old lest
Spring, raised and owned in The Counties Of; Orarg",
Madison. tn pepper, Rappahannock Fauguer. Prince
William. Fairfax and Loud0nn, and West OF tie Blue
Ridge. SIG0 entrance half forfeit. mile aud repeat.
Third DAY ia Race. Post Stake sou entrance SIN.
gle dash Of n mile, TO close I0Ih September
2d Race. Post STAKE $500 entrance, single dash Of
four miles, 10 close on 10Th September
FouHru DAY-Jockey Club purse Of $1,000, four m'l"s
and repeat, Without charge. The Proprctors guarantee
The pure.
Gentlemen wishing TO make entries in either al tn"
above stakes viii please communicate with the subscriber
AT The Springs in person or by letter.
The excellent one laid out principally On
elevated lands Of the Rappahann"ck. Stables AID
training ground sandy fat adj Joining the course !u'
nshcd gratis There is transportation by steamboat aud
Railroad from North and South 10 within 40 miles Of the
Springs. ~ LEE,
Aug [2G-l2r1 .7gcnt Of lie Compovy
~ The Washington Globe and National nrclig'ncr Tic Ir"
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COMMISSIONER q HG uentrHI LHhH UWtc.
Aug o. w6wSit
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Gen. T J Green. Veasco, Texas.
s ssp M M E E 1 e,ssd' and war'sn'oo, NC
81. Nj. Noah, ESQ New York
WIN A Wright, Esq, TapPahsnnock, Va -,
Thos Price. Esq, Ntwlound Mills, Hanover CO., VI
San Augustine, Texas, 23d June, 1888.
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NJis bv The Commissioner,

Commissioner Of tie Gsnerai Lind Office
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-06
Lastly. let every parent every wife and

j Lastlys let every parent every wife and
sister, unite In the reprobation of the cus-,
tom we have been considering. Nowhere
does this evil fall heavier or with more
desolating power, than upon the domestic
circle. When the duelisf lifts the weapon
Of death. he aims not merely At his an
iagonist on the field. but through him
strikes the infrm parent. the sffectionate
sister, the fond wife, the innocent children.
And do not suppose that you and your
families are beyond the reach Of this
scourge.E True. the code of honor So
called, may not be recognized ia Your vi
cinfv, or enforced by the example Of inn
mediate friends But do not dream that
you are out of danger. That brother.
that son, will soon form new connexions,
and come under new Influences. He nav
learn amid those Influences to think that
Ildueling is not only lawful, but in certain
circumstances necessary. Hemay unex-
pecteily fsad himself in those very circum-
Stances, and his counsellors NAV appeaI
to his Wavering mind, and tell him there
is no honorable escape from mortal COM
bat. He thinks hurriedly Of his home.
his mother, his wife. and his little ones.
and he thinks of his honor $500.
Do you see that group Of men. stealtbily
winding into that beautiful valley, that
looks as if nature had just retired to ii to.
present unseen an offering of flowers and
music to the Father of man and of mer-
cies? And do you observe that other
group2s And now they are all in the
vale,---What will they .dof They are,
brethren. Have they come 10 bless each
other and to worship! But what mean.
those fierce looks, that measured distance.
those compressed lips, that scowl of def
ance, thoseextended wea pons i-Ah the
deed is done, and the life blood gushess
from heart rent by q brother man. And
that CHASTITY form was son, a husband
and father Whose bosom shall here
after be wrung with such heavy tidinps?
Parent, sister. wife, children. join with me-
in prayer that it be not yours. S. srs Elz7I
Christiansl patriots ,citizensl-say
with one yoice--what God and nature :
have said-No murderer shall go unpun-a
ished. We owe Ito ourselves, we owe ii to !,
the general cause of freedom, to hold up
the example of one great nation, in which
life. liberty and peace are secured by The
,omnipotence Of law and a pervading sense
Of responsibility to the Infinite Judge.
Let then the wise and patriotic do their
duty, in spreading light, uniting public
sentiment, and executing justice-let the
lawless Of every name be made to !" feel
how awful goodness is''-and one and an.
other of our national sins will soon be
blotted out, and our land become pre-emi-
nently "a dwelling-ptace Of righteous
ness-the JOY Of the whole EARTH .-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-06
From the Christian Watchman.
ON CALLS TO PASTORS.

Mr.. ED1ToR,-Through the medium of
your columns wish to inquire, whether
It be deemed right for any church to give
call to settled pastor who is known to
be in a useful situation-Who is happpv in !
the affections of his people-who receives
salary sufficient for his support, and of
whom there is no reason to believe thatfhe /,
has any desire to remove to anot her post I =,
For myself sir, ] mus: confess it does not
appear to me to be right, at least, / am
confident that repeated solicitations and
other inducements held out to induce =
pastor, SO situated, to leave hischarpe and >
remove to another church, cannot Be i,1s-
titled by the great golden rule of ado.
ing unto others, as we would that others
should do unto u.s." ~. .T5-9.1a
The illefect of inducing pastors tn re.
move, is obvious to every rejecting mind q
both upon churches and ministers, espe-.
cially upon those in small cities and coun-
try towns If a country church is SO for
tunate as to obtain pastor Of Interesting
gifts and character, scarcely does he GET
we'll acquainted with his people and much
interested in them, before some more able
church endeavors to rob them of his use
full services, and by this course expose them
to trials and division. do not DENY the
right, sir, of any church to make sim
pie inquiry Of any minister il he thinks
of removing, oris disposed to do so. Nor
do doubt that pastors may sOmetines re- Il
move to become more useful in a new
sphere-but l do think, that 1t is contrary
to Christian charity for any people 10 at.
tempt to deprive church Of pastor who
has made no suggestion or desire 10 re-.
move, and lsincerely hope that the nrac-.
tlce which has so often grieved some of
our smaller churches will be abandoned .
In these remarks, Mr.. Editor. INDULGE
no unkind feelings. nor the slightest wish
to eurtall the rights and privileges of anv.
church or minister. was led to think
upon the subject from knowing that 4.
chuleh in Providence, r. l.. had latelyea
sent messenger to Salem to negotiate
with pastor there, and afterwards, as i
have been informed, Notwithstanding the
minister alluded to had given a decided !,
negative. he was met by a commite of The
same church, while attending the Bant;st
General Convention, to persuade him q
possible, to become their pastor. While.
make these observations, would ada
that in my opinion, if a brother is decided
to remain where he is, 1t is expedient for
him moi to visit aud preach to those who
wish 70 obtain his seryises. q
y. G4&e}es1@ ExPERIENTIA. y
He that keepeth the commandments
keepeth his own soul; but he that despis-
1eth his ways shall die. He that hath
lpity upon the poor lendeth unto the Lord
land that which he hath given will hepay
him again.-B;bte. = =.
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.,',.,.'n' Fsr as Telegraph.
ssABBATH MoRNING.--i., /.

:, .fo,.i9,n a. N 4. F9r. ae Telegraph
No rs ABBATH MoRNINGc7gis ~
.R1cls1s ~ nv. EesnAE FzEEEy. saI aiig
TonIIow iaill comes on shis holy day .Slao9 bn
Morning tbfolds the eastern sky, ;pils1 3D.
nn hAna uprsrd.iakss her lofty wanl sn'r
isdi Tiumphsnt 20 her throne on highuiisslsin
moi arth slorohs wakes, a. DER her breast Oh
a The morning linss her rosy ray, ID sdi &
sfsfAna, blnshins from her drcamless rest M
yai Unveils her % the gaze Of day; III .sha1
~ So sim mo scene, each wakefdl sound 0sd 81
- Seems halIowsd music breathing round. ss3F
The night-winds to their mouniain-caves--.
"a, The morning misis % heavens blue Steep
-. And % their ocean-depihs the waves u
Arc gone, their holy res, 70 keep. 49,
.,T'Tis Tranquil ll--around- --abOvs - - 49,
r.. The forests co, which bound the scene, -,
s. Ars ps.csf.l e their Makers love, ~ A.,
10. Liks hills Ofeysrlasiing green: ~,
~ And clouas like earhly bsrsiers stand, Is 8,
diorbslwsrks bf some viewless land, 9g U.s.
g.. Each tse, tl,ai iiits its arms in air. .o3s
~ o. hangs iss psnsive head ftOm high, II. Il
4 q seems bending a is morning prayer, q -
o. whispering with the hours gone by. -
y Til. holy morning. Lord, is thine.
Let silence sanctify thy praise
Let heaven and earth in love combine,
And morning star. their music raise: ~
For ',is the day-ioy-joy, ye dead,
When death and bell were captive led.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-06

I1o1 se - stst1,8 a55d sasfc 80 n -. ~ %
'a'lss ~ q sasag .ssss no >. saas 4 sals
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-06

He that keepeth the commandments
keepelh his own soul; but he that despis-
eth his WAYS shall die. He that hath
Ipity upon the poor lendeth unto the Lord;
land that which he hath given will he nav
him again.-B;bie. - -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27
Bedford Female acadcm. near
LiberFU. In.

DUPfLs my. during the present year. be enter
ed at any period olthc Course aud vail be cher
eed rateably 10 the tImc. To avoid deiangIng the
orgau,z alton Of the School, there will be no Naca
ton until the Fall.
Tuition. IN English aud French 5odollars per an
mum. Board washing, hghl4 aud Ere, $40 per
month Italian or Spanish. $40 per anuum. Music
$40 Embroidery, colored aud white, -. Pupils
furnish then own Bedding. To those lfom DIS
lance, II can be supplied, At moderate charge
Sanmer faiiorm. Thus will CONSIST oil Il Robe OF
Pale blur printed Cambria. the figures small and
close: Capcs of the same Pantaers Of white A
prons Thrown French Linen ed ed with blue 'iaide
Straw OF chip Bonnets, Nuns pattern, trimm"d with
Sky-blue: Green Wells Jewelry and Embroidcnes
prohibited, as We. is all 6nery IN general.
EDWARD WM. JOHNSTON.
March 10 WITS
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POETIC AL.
con SIG 4

NJ MRS ABBY
They TELL me- thou pale ard ihouchifu sagc.
That thine eve rlaoce o'er Life, coming pare
That the shadows in rin,s's DIN glass concealed.
To tn, piercing gaze ali revealed.
When the infant smiles on is mother. Knee,
Thou dost not JOY in its playful gle,,
Thou ansttell the hourWhcn the world shall WIN
That sPoriise splritle gulle and sin.
The maiden sits IN her eanlmcr bower,
Brighter ia bloom tlan a. lsiresi flower
But Thy look Is sad for thou knos'st her doom
Is fading cheek and m carly tomb.
The bride goes forth from the home Of oath,
She trusts in her faithful lo,ef'= ruth.
but thy Tears the hoding ,isien start
ofa broken VOW and biehtsd hcart.
ss- Soldiers merol on in Their proud array.
Tlicir drums are beating, then eolour.ra CAV
The crowd oSas = their high career
But their death dirse sounds IN ti,y shudirnng car.
These arc the records that numbers TIL
of The foroc Of ,hs wonder-workius .pcn;
But for me- cannot deem that Heaven
Has boon fatal to MORALS given
Oh not Tor worlds would own tle power
To lilihe veil Of ono distant hour.
And sadly ON youth and ia9 gaze,
Knowing the It's o then coming da,s.
On the past love "a lan inY ctrs,
My present blessings l ieads pr1es
And Whom doom#1 nj =fataass tn d.p'ora
trust have better aaYs ~ .lar-.
Bat would not "i4b On tha-s dlts ~ lrpk.
They arc ~aislt kspt ia tod secret book.
Aud INV heart vuaia rfe,e. veto Dis vase de.izn
Folaned By "a ieehl5 CLAM. Lilac uiuo
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ncdIcal Department Of the Tin
CIIknatr 0Iiegc.

EIlIf Session commences the last Monday ofO
lobcr and terminates tie last Saturday of Feb
ruafy; but by aatercgulaon oflhelaculty, four lee
lures will b. delivered daily BY the professors during
the period Of examination Of candidates for degrees,
which will, unicr circumstances commence until
the regular session shall have expired.
>Peel@ and Nars'cdt -laatomy, by Joseph n.
Mcdowell, NJ. ID.
~, by Samuel D. Glo,, NJ. u.
SWReB by Willard Parker, NJ. y.
ObStetucs, anu the Dtseasts pecut,ar 10 Uomea
and Chibh-ta, by Landon {. kis,s, NJ. y.
Chemist 2 ANIL Medical Jurisprudence, by James
i. Rogers, VI. -.
.Haieria Helica ajtd Plarntacv by John =. liar.
tson NJ. y.
VI. d.
D@zestops anil Praclteai .loafouy, by Cary \.
ftmble, NJ. u.
Cit0teH Instruction. in the Cincinnati Hospital BY
Doctors Drake, Parker aud Rlycs
DR.. Tnntblc VIII open the rooms for Practical
Antony on the l,t OF October; and Professor Me
D9"ed VIII commence, At the same time, a prclmna-
~ coars" OF lectures on Osreology.
ErPeAssS.-Tichcl, OF the Professors SO each.
Matleulllon fee -. Library ticket (Which my
be taken OF omtlrd at the opllon u the student -
Hospital liehcj -. Ticket 10 The Anatomical rooms
$40. The two httct are required to be taken one
session ouly.) Total Sl25.
Respectable boarding and lodging can be had 10,
~ pea wcth
Candidates for graduation are required TO siaa1
liner HcalS under some respectable physician to at
tend lwOI u courses of Lectures, one Of winch mus
be IN tins school; to hare practSea picdicinc t5u
yealS, AMI TO attend iu course IN TIN, school
before they will be admitted 10 an examination
In the present dcranacd state of the currency tn,
/ aculiS deem 1t proper To announce that they vii
receive nom students IN payment OF thcr fees note,
oil reputable banks, belonging 10 the States in whlrl
they lespecnNcIy reside BY oiler Of the faculty..
LANDON {. RlNES. Dean.
Cincinnati, August IS Fl
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DESIRABLE GOODS.
.IybcD,0Tgc Land at f'Hbitc SAFE

NONTEAGLE. the late residence OF Craven
vi Peyton, dec d. will be sold to the higest bidder,
on Thursday the 9Th ofSeptcmbcr next III ta'f, 9th
rrwsc the next fair ,ay). This is considered one
of the most valuable Estates in the upper country
and in point Of health aud beauty is surpassed
situation in the State. II contains by arecent survey
1000 acres: upwatd of 500 Of which cleared the
baane, vol tiubcred. II is bounded for neatly two
niles on lie Ncrln x East by the Riyanna River, x
on the South by Buck Island Creck large stream
enptyiug into the iHer The two streams form
upwards of 800 acres oil low grounds, OF very SUPERB
OF qua;y-tle greater part being allugial aud well
adapted TO the growth OF Corn, w heat, Olls, aud
Tobacco. The improvements are not good.-1he
dwelling house old. but large and comfortable, aud
situated on Il beautiful emlnencc, bringing all the
arabic land under the eyc--aul making the prospect
IN every direction picturesque and beautiful There
Is every necessary out house, with a llotse-Mll,
fme,hng Machine, Ice House. &c. There
are ten twelve never ldhug springs Of pune water
on the place.
Also. auolhc, Tract. containing $50 acres, imme-
datey the River, above the thousand acre tract
just decnbed with upwards Of one hundred acres Of
River bottom, aud loo defes II high Land cleared,
the balance well tlmbefed.
Tins Land lies we'll and Is well watcrcd-has on ii
pretty good Dwelling House, aud some out houses
aud Is susceptible oil being made most beautiful
and desirable residence. These Lands lie eight
miles East OF Charlottesville. The Rivanna is ma
VIZ lbc at all seasons Columbia, where ii cmpties
At the same time and place, will be sold
a. 30 slarcs,
men, women and boys-some of them very likely ;
l. OF , head OF liofsns,-3 or / of them fine sad
die hoses; / : or 20 Mich Cows, and Work Oxen !;
- head of sheep; 70 or 80 head of hogs, &c. NJ
SO, Ill the Household and Kitchen urniture-Fam-
ing Utensils of every dcscrplion--W heat Fans-one
set OF Black smiths Tools. &c.
rfHMs.-I'or the Land, one fourth ofthe purchase
money will be required in hand, the balance in three
equal annual payments, with deed of trust secure
the back payments The Negroes viii be soil Tor
cash. For the other property credit tl2 months
will be given, all sums five dollars, the pntcha-
ser giving bond with approved security. Gentlemen
wishing to purchase large small estate, IN this
most beautiful and desirable country, are invited 10
view the above lands before the day OF sale. Any com
municatiou addressed 10 the subscriber Evefelts-
/ vile, AlbemarIe county, will be attended 10.
CHARLES l.. PEYTON, Et'or,
ofCrWen Peytou eiee'I
Montcaglc July . wtds
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LANCASTER & BRYANT.

IFANE JUST RECEIN Ed aud offer for sale
1 on accommodating terms.
10000 lbs Lynehburg Cotton Yarns.
10000 Spring Hin do
2 500 Bacon,
1000 - Lard,
August "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

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