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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-15
Land for sale AT Auction,

Rf VIRTUE Ola decree ofthe county court of
~ Campbell, pronounced nj the October term,
ls3S. the undersigned commissioner. appointed by
SAID court, will proceed TO sell the highest bidder,
Al Bedford courthouse, on Monday the Goth day Of
November nexl, a certain TRACT OF LAND, "
ing IN Bedford county, the waters OF Goose Creek
adjoining the lands Of Mr.. Arthur Name and Others
owned by Peter Toe, decd containing 800 Acres
OF valuable Wood Land, some part OF which is creek
low grounds.
Also. by virtue olthe same decree, L shall proceed
TO sell, to the highest bidder Franklin courthouse
on Monday The Sd day OF December next, Tract
of unclealed Land, lying IN Franklin county, on the
waters OF Pig River, adjoining The lands of John
Hale. Henry Tionpts and CastIeton Wade owned
by the said Peter Toel, deed. containing 100 Acres
Also, one other Tract, lying in Franklin county, OF
branch OF Story Creek. adjoining the lands OF VIM
Ferguson aud Hugh Neal, containing 90 Acres; til,
same in woods.
Terms, twelve months credit the purchaser Civ
ing bond win approved personal security, and tn,
title retanedas further security.
ALFRED Il. HORTON, Com'r
/ October "a i26N
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ENECsJT'DIs'S SALE.

PURSUANT to the las, will and testament of
/ Lorenzo ID. Aistrop, decd. shall proceed to
sell at Nelson Court House, on Monday tie Goth inst.
ftha, being Court day) Negro Grl and a : nd Colt
three years old last August, OF the get OF J"hn Ran
solph's Janus, OFT OF maze Of good blood This
Colt is of fine appearance and good action he will
doubtless make good racer. The lopeis Of such
horses, would particularly invite 10 attend the sale,
Ga the next day Gfuesday, the 27h instp) shall
proceed to sell AT the late residence Of SAID .As.rop.
decd all Of hls Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Garden Tools, one or two Mich Cows a .ew Hogs
and a gold patient lever Watch aud fixtures Of .he
best order. Amongst his household furniture is
some nearly new aud very neat; tuo Sidehoards one
with glass press ON the tip, handsome Mantle
Glass. family Clock, &c. Sc. Terms 70 months
ucdh, bonds with approved security to cary interest
from lheir dates II moi punetuaiiy paid.
HARDIN PERKINS.
Executor 81. u. -ltsitop, dee'd
Iopincsion. Nov. | , IdS
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CHEAP F.gEE GDODS.

I ana now receiving my Fall supply OF foods, compr-
sing an extensive and well assorted stock OF sta
pie and fancy goods. ! would solicit call from
my friends and The public generally before purchas-
ing being confident that they will find many desra-
bic articles at less prices then be found any
other establishment. The following goods | call
then particular attention to
One Case Ct black Bombazines 81 cts. to 81
Black Lustrlngs, good - cts.
100 pieces Kentucky Jeans so cts. to 81
Cases Bleached Cloths (fne) 124 cts.
2 pieces Ingram Carpeting 81 l23 10 s 25
100 French Worked Capes rs cts 10 81
NIB. A large assortment of Ladies' aud Gentle
mems Cloaks Over Coats. Merino and Lambs Wool
Shirts, Drawers &c. &c. &c. NJ. HART.
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y e u r IL r. "
HEHLEC S.fLE.

n LII the personal property (negroes excepted)
L n belonging to the estate ofIhe late John Aexan.
der Esq. decd. will be sold, AT public auction. This
property consists of valuable stock Of work horses,
brood mares, aud some colts Of pure blood a FLY
by Emancipation, dam by Randolphs Roanoke ;
another by Tychlcus, dam by Nnginlan; a good
match Of young horses by Black Waror-also, 5 or
Mules, well broken--a large stock of Cattle, a
mongts these are 10 yoke of work Oxen, about 30
mich Cows considerable number Of cattle fit for
beef and number of Young cattle, the produce Of
the common stock OF the country by full blooded
Durham-a large nun Der of Hogs. many OF which
will be fl for poIk-about $50 fue Sheep-sevcral
Wagons and Ok Cars, and Plantation Tools of eve
ry description, Carriage and Harness. Household
and Kitchen Fufnture-Also all the crops Of Corn
Rye, Oats Hay. Fodder, &c. OF the crop of Corn,
there between 3 an loo barrels ut the Otter
plantation, 100 barrels upwards at the Snck Creek
plantation, aud large crop OF Oats AT both
The sale will commence al the late residence ol
Mr. Alexander, near Campbell courthouse on Ere
day the 9Th day of November next, and continue
on the next day. At the Ouer plantation on Tnes
day following being the 2Oth)--and at the Sue
Creek plantation the next Thursday (bciug the
22d)
Terms-A credit Of - months will be given upon
all sums of ten dollars aud upwards the purchasers
giving bonds With good security; less than ten dol
lars, cash. JOSEPH WILSON, Erccut0r.
October 25 IGN
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Sale Of Land and Negroes.

he1 VIRTUE Of decree Of the county court Of
- Campbell, OF the day OF October, 1888, IN
the case of " Smllhson ToeI," &c. he under
signed, commissioner, appointed for the purpose,
ill proceed, on Thursday the 9th day Of December,
1888, on the premises to sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, the Tract of LAND on which
she now rcsdss, beng about four miles from the
town Of Lynchburg. The Tract contains about 20 A =
cres and has on il comfortable buildIngs.-Also, at
The same time and place, certain negro man nam
ed Lewis. the properly of the estate oI Peter ToelI,
decd. Terms, twelve months credl; for the Land and
Negro, the purchaser or purchasers executing bonds
with approved personal security. and the title to the
Land retained a.iurher security, for its purchase
money. Possession Of the Land gwen Immediately
but the dwelling house, yard, garden and orchard
retained until Christmas, 1899.
MARY TOELL. Com'r.
October % I6D
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I'D GRSlANI 10 a decree Of llle Circuit Supe-
Il no, Court Of Law and Chancery, FOR the county
of Amherst, pronounced at the April term 1898. IN
the following cases, Wi: NARROW Whitehead,
plaintiff, against INA London IN her own right and
as admuisrato, of John LONDON, decd John J.
London, Winston Woodroul and frances his wife,
James lllggubothan and Ann y. h,s wife Daniel
H., Mary b. and William London, the last three
of whom ARE infants under the aye of twenty one
years by Robert 1nsey specially assigned helt guar
dian to defend them IN tbs suit, defendants; James
Powell, who sues iorthe benefit OF W am T. Read,
the same defendants; J ohm Tayloe plaintiff vs. the
same defendants; Thomas and Daniel iliagInbotham,
Daniel Brown, William Turner aud John Me Dan
el, plaintiffs rs. the same defendants fnza London
plaintiff, VS., William Turner, Winston Woodrooi
and Frances Jane his wife, John James London,
Ann Eliza London, Daniel II. London. Mary b.
London and William AugustusL ondon, infants I'm
der The age of twenty years, defendants and the
same plaintiffs vs.. the same defendants, IN Chancery
| shall, on Monday the I7lh day OF December nexi,
that being Amherst Court day. At Amherst Court
House proceed to sell, at public auction, for cash,
the following tracts or parcels Of Land, namely
One Of 36i4 acres, adjoining the lands of Charles
Palmore and others; Que Tract of PCT acres, Join
ing Daniel Day and others; OF 32-3 acres, on
Porridee Creek; one Of 30 acres, adjoining David
S. Garland Of 2G2a acres. adoIning the lands
OF John Warwick and others; of l0t acres. adj
Joining the lands of Jesse Beck and Others Que oi
l26 acres adjoining the lands of John Penn and 9th
ers: aud one other Tract OF 100 acres, on PouldI
/ Creek, to satisfy the sald decree
Mrs. IRA l.ondons DOVER in the lands afDrc-
said. is excepted. 1t will be assigned to her before
the day OF sale, and the only, IN said dow
er lands, will be sold at that time.
EDMUND c. MOORE, Dy. for
John Coleman, ShH. of Amherst,
and as Commissioner
Nov. wtds
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i0Hds, SHARES, Stocks, Crops, NJ. NJ.
Al A1GTRSrN.

INHE SUBSCRIBER, having determined to re
i move from tins State about the close olthe pre-
sent year will ON the 29th dav Of November, 1898.
at his residence, in the tonnty of Amherst, expose
to sale, by way public auction. the following valua-
Bile property, real and personal, 10 wit The Tract
OF Land on which he lives. lying on the Waters OF
Harrs's Creek containing 5l1 acres, more or less.
Tins Land is wellimpfoved has on II an Orchard OF
choice FRUIT contains between 50 and 100 acres of
Creek bottom, and is well worthy the attention OF
purchasers.
Also, likely and valuable Slaves, about % head
OF Horses, among them two stations, several blood
mares Of good blood, and some very promising colts
of good stocks, 30 head OF Cattle. SO head of Sheep.
stock OF Hogs say about 40 OF so head, the Crops
OF Corn aud Oats, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Utensils, nc. &c.
Terms OF sae-a credit al / , months will be given
for the purchase money of all the property Except
Land.) the purchases giving bond with good pen
s0nal seeur'ty-The terms oi the sale OF the Land
Will be liberal and made known the day OF sale
II 1t be not previously sold privately, Of which due
notice shall be gwen shoudltoceur
BENJAMIN NORNEIL.
Oct. tda
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~

PURSUANT 10 a deed OF trust executed 10 the
Il subscriber. by Freedman Moore, Christopher
Moore aud Thomas Franklin, to secure to VIM.
Daniel certain sum oi money which deed is of
record in Campbell County Court will sell, at
auction, on the premises, near Lyuchburg, on Thurs
day the 18th day OF December next, for cash, a
Tract Of Land containing eight hundred X eighty SIX
acres, much thereof as viii satisfy the said
claim and pay the expenses of sale, ! shall only
convey such TILE as is vested in me by sand deed,
which Is believed 10 be good.
JOHN BULLOCK, Trustee.
November 10 1t wtds
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Locust IhicEcf for sale.

'I'tilS tract Of land containing seventeen hundred
L aud thfty-iour acres, mostly in woods and
containing some fine tobacco land ~ now offered Tor
sale on accommodating terms. 1t lies on both SIDES
OF Little Whipping creek, IN the county of Campbell
about twenty five miles fom Lynehburg, aud adons
the lands oi Philip Payne sen'r Ii may be advan-
tageously divided into two or three tracts. Posses
sion may be had Immediately. and the terms made
known on application TO William IL. Mcfarland.
Richmond, To The subscriber IN LynchbuIg. DR..
Wthcrs or Mr.. Baldwin PAYNE. will be kindenough
to show the land. WM. RADFORp.
Oct. ID Is
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT,

INllE Northern Liue of Stages from Lynehburg
i TO Fredericksburg by way OF Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchbnfg on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Sat
urdays, AT o'clock, \. NJ, and reaches Challotcs-
VILE IN the evening OF those days II arrives al Ere
dcrlchshufg oo Mondays, Wednesdays aud Flidays,
AT O'Clock, u. NJ In returning, arrives nj Chai-
louesvle on TUESDAYS, Thursdays aud SATURDAYS,
aud reaches Lvnehhnfg ON Mondays, " odnasda,s
and Fridays. By tins route passengers leaving
Lynehbnrg will reach fredericksburg IN two days.
OF those going tom Lynehburg 10 Richmond viii
reach Richmond on the second day AT 4 O'Clock. +.
M.-Our teams and coaches first rate, aud the
drivers careful aud accommodating. No pains
will be spared TO render the p safe and pleasant
the passengers.
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg $l 90
do To Richmond 80
Apply the Franklin Hotel, Lynehhutr. tor seats.
:. u. CLOVES. Art.
July , II Jan
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DINNER TO MIR. PRENTISS.- On returning
home from Congress, the Ion. s. S. PRENrrss, OF
Msslssipp received from his constituents and fell
Iow-lownsmen Of Nickburg well merIted testlnlo-
uial of Then appreciation in public dinner OF which
the Nicksbnrg Register of the 9 instant gives the
following account:
Saturday last having been theday designated for the
purpose oi receiving our dlstng uished Representa-
tive with the hospitalitles OF the city his return
home from the ndelagable discharge OF the arduous
duties Of protfacled session OF Congress. large
uunber Of c1eus assembled At Randolphs brick
warehouse on Washington sffeot, Al ( oeioch whete
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Fresh Imported Dry e.eots.

FE'llE subscriber. grateful Tor the patronage ex
u tended To the finn OF L obinson & Elliott. and
respectfully soliciting continuance, announces 10
his friends and the public, the arrival of an extra
new stock. purchased within the last three weeks IN
the Northern cities, under the most favorable clr.
cumstances
Blue black y fancy cold Cloths supr. quality,
do do do Cassmeres, style entirely new
Extra snperine London6-4 Merinos. very cheap,
a beautiful assortment OF Cahcoes, patterns most
rare,
Al, Ga'd. & m,Ilcd, style entirely new,
Rich glossy Black Italian Iujcsrincs,
SupcrGne PLAIN x fe'd. SWISS Muslin,
10 bale sen cases OF Domestic Goods, COMPRISING
the best assortment have ever had
With a large additional supply daily looked Cor,
which will make my assortment complete. II new
cheap and desirable Goods will induce n cali | can
with safety say my friends and the public viii not be
disappointed. A. {. ELLIOTT,
Oct Is
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NOTICE..

N1lLL. BE SOLD to the highest bidder, on Il
~ credit of six months. at HE late residence OF
Beveri, Davies, dec'd in the county Of Amherst. on
the 18Th da, o. November next all the perlshable
property of saia deceased, consisting of STOCK OF
every hind excepting ..ors, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Plantation uteasis, Crop OF Corn and
Fodder, Oais and Rye, &c. lhe purchasers will be
required 10 give bonls with approved security.
ARTHUR b. DAVIES, Admir-.
Of beverly Davies, deed.
oo, - tbs
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RHODE ISLAND The venerable ASHER Ron
ms one OF the United States Senators from Rhode
Island whose term Of office will expire the 4rof
March next having declined re election. tho two
houses of the Legislature Of that State have chosen
NATHAN FELLOWS DIXON, 10 succeed him. Mr.
Dixon received majority Of % votes out OF 50.
The Providence journal says:
Mr.. Dixon has long been known rs one oil tho
most pro n,inent members of the Wing parry in the
southern part of the STATE. he for many years
representative in tue General Assembly hon the
town Of Westerly, aud tor several sessions was
Speaker ofthc House. HIS election cannot fan to
mose highly satisfactory to the Wings throughout
| the state" .
! While copying with great pleasure the compn-
mcntary noce of the Senator elect, we cannot iof-
bear to say word on the venerable pat'lot' seho''F
/ and statesman, whose place he viii have lle hohor
10 fill Mr. Robbins is the Oldest man IN Congress
but his intellect is Iria h and unclouded, and Vsof
ous as ever lie is OF solid ana extensive
literary acouirements and the impression maze on
his mind nv Ile high and delightful studies TO whch
h is devoted is far TOO deep be kept out OF view
l., The midst of his legislative duties and eXe1tlons
many beautiful glimpses may be caught OF ms Ia
vo,ite pursuits. HIS elevated views-close and pow
ertul rrasoningand coplous and neh ius'ra''ons q"
| conyeyed IN the chaste aud simple language t'"'
marks the finished rhetoncan, always procure ,o'
him the fixed attention OF the greatest minus VI '
Senate. Repeatedly have Webster Cay Preston.
Southland, and othe, distiu used men oerh sem"
wheel then chalrs down INTO the arta' "heet@>
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A CERTAIN DISEASE,

II
plain and copious Drectons accompanying em enabled
eflectually TO eradicate
A CERTAIN DISEASE,
and restore lost health with ease sqey and certainty
DAYS.
The extensive sale and unexamped OF this Mcdi-
cine this and other cities aud principal towns troue hout
the Union the last fifteen during which
actoy prepared by Dr. Conway, prove that
when used with the INJECTION POWDERS, il effects u
thorough speedy Of that dreadful disc rc deno-
mated the Scour sc Of the Human Race.
The Pills accompanied, when the requires
with the INJECTION POWDERS and CERArE these
constitute powerful medicine applicable the
stagrs of this disorder fH aud piR directions
with popular hratse, explaining The sgnptos and
The mode Of treatment company each box thai persons of
either sex may hemse rs
Price ofhe PWs 81 bor ; he Injection PoicderS ami
t'erate 80 cents edch.y
G Prepared from the oginal Recipe in Ms. Of the late
w T. CONWAY by his immediate Successor aud the S0ic
Proprietor, r. klDDER, of whom they be had at his
Counting Room, in Chambers No % next door To
KiDpERs Drug Stoe, Court aud Hanover Streets
near Concert Hall Boston, anl also by his appointments Ito
seher with all those other valuable Medicines prepared by
the laie Dr. DIR. CONwAYJ by
i uan R91f ni,rs }Agents ,...,,....
Observe that genuine without the
signature of r. kDDER the outside printed wrapper.
~ A. large discount to those WHO buy sell again.
June I'm
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ItOyd County E0nN for SAFE.

EtOyd County E0nN for SAFE.
RElNG APPOINTED AGENT by the owner
OF that desirable TRACT OF EoE.yFS,
situated in Floyd county, Virginia, on the head OF
hi't'e River. and known as Osle's Old Place CON
.a'nlng about eleven hundred ana forty
.T T acres, | am authorized by the proprietor to
o"e' ,ne same Tor sale. 1t will therefore be pat up
oo,,, a." on the premises Thursday the
~',r Jay VI november next
',e .e','s WIZ be one half the purchase money
ps'' 10" 'he time ofpurchasing: and the residue in
que year a'tef' The title. which is ipdlsputable
VIII Dc maze al The time of fnal payment on its being
punctudly made or 1t will be Immediately made. Il
he purchaser prefers 1t, by his giving deed If
10 secure the payment. The highest r.snnrs,bI
o ah wi" be the buyer on his complying with the
given. " '''''eu"'e'y
u, ~ IS deemed unnecessary TO give description Of
n's Land, as ii is so well known. Any persons desi
us 10 view in person, referred to Cant Jane
n''lefe living near the same, who will be polite
Gnas u give the necessary information; or for
''ansburg. Ro C:Apn a. Er,''S-
Oct H.
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EOK EE.S'T,

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, contain
/ "A ing 300 acres, belonging TO the late Robert VI.
Warwick deceased. in the County Of Amherst, sltua-
ted within mile from Lynchburg. On the tract
there is a comfortable Dwelling lleuse, and all ne
cessarv out houses-Also large and first rate
orchard. Possession will be gwen the first OF De
Cember.-AlSo
FOR SALE,
Several good Mich Cows. For terms, &c. apply 10
DAN'L J. WARWICK.
Oct. - 4~
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:s3:I e W ~ AR ID i.

ID ANYWAY from The subscriber. residing nj TIE
L a lower end OF Campbell county, the @iet
OF September last, negro man, named
= = r. p EE r. N.
about 30 Years old, and 5 feet or inches high.
1t is not Impossible, however, that he may change
his name. He has hump on the right shoulder,
and mark or scar on the night NV. lie speaks
very slow. | will give reward of S25 for his appre-
hension and delivery to me, il he be secuted in jail
that get hm again
THOMAS MOSELEN.
Nov. I'm
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" TEaE.

'aNllE SUBSCRIBER. living Immediately in the
n vicinity OF Prince Edward Count House piyes
notice 10 Pork Drivers, that he can supply rlem
with corn. aud secure enclosure in which to feed it
10 hogs. JOHN Z. METTAUER
Pnnce Edward c. II. Nov5 3w
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.tN-2LLSo
o. "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGJNIAN. y

i. published seoai-@eey ferery Monday Thusaay nj
-Four Dollars annnn payable adraRce. No subscrp-
ZION rH be recefred fora shorter period than months and
No payer r be discontinued (ercpt the discretion of The
Edaors,) naha all arredrages are paid
rJADVERTISEHENT s tnserteda so cents per square
or less for e first insertion, and 81 for erery suisse
qseni insertion
BTJOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpcditsouslv
and on reasonable terms.
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E.E.esgD FOR SHE.
HOLM vi. sPEED--.7ftorney at E0,C.

MILL attend the Superior and Interior Courts
w of the county OF Campbell and the Corpora
ton of I,nchburg. Any business entrusted 10 ms
management, Will receive prompt attention. ne
NAV he coupd at the Law Office of C.. l.. Mos
by, Esq.
Sept. ,
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.S'O E'EfE.

PURSUANT to a deed Of trust. executed to me
by Jos. II Jeter, TO secure VIM Greenwood
sundry undertakings,) which deed is oil record ia
franklin county court, will sell al auction, tor
cash, on Friday the 9Th day Of December next, at
the Store House of SAID 10. II. Jrter, in Franklin
county, near Tnsley's Ford, FOUR ACRES OF
6y4s LAND with The STORE HOUSE, DIT
Egii;I SHOP. &c; ONE HUNDRED HliiiI
IA4.A AND SIXTY FOUR ACRES I'LL
OF LAND on Staunton River, with a Grst Mil
said River, and shares of said letters interest
in ms fathers estate. shall convey the lille vested
in me by SAID deed. A. l.. BURWELT.,
Trustee for I'm, Gfeenmood.
Nov. wiw
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FOE EsEnV'E

YNUE YELLOW HOUSE aud small FUN at
l. tached thereto, belonging to tic estate OF sam
uel Roberts, decd.
RICiID. PERKINS, Admir-.
Nov. IL Is
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Y ab'A'ks1kt.

MILL be sold, TO the highest bidder, on Tues
w dav 1llh day of December next if far, if not.
the next fair day thereafter, The late residence of
William Frazer deed. of Campbell county, near
the Pocket i ord. on Staunlon River, all that ydua-
bic Tract of Land. on which The SAID William Fra
zerlved. Except 200 Acres willed To the widow dur
ing her te.) The Tract contains between 6 and 700
Acres, aud will be laid off IN separate Tracts to
suit purchasers. This Tract is very valuable part Of
being purchased Of Capt. Thomas Galloway: it
adjoins the lands of Ralph Smith, Beverly Arnold
and Others is well wateied, aud has some excellent
Tobacco Land to clear Also, other Tract
containing about 500 Acres, adjoining the Lands OF
James Brown, John Urquhan and Others, about
three miles north Of Leesville and about TWO miles
frcm the Home house Tract. There is some excel
-" Tobabco Land TO clear on hs Tract; the clear
- Land is mostly in good heart and produces well,
The subscriber will show the Lands to any person
wishing to purchase them, his absence, Mr..
Ralph Smith will show the Home house Tract, and
Mr.. John UrguEaft The other Tract. Also, will be
sold at the same time and place, all the perlshabe
part oil the estate, consisting oil several valuable
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WORK HORSES,

20 WORK EkOKSES,
ME~X IL the stock OF Cattle and Hogs,
GM~-H UH some of the hogs will be faueued
sssasaasAs.A&M=. for Pork, the Plantation Tools OF
every descriptions, Wagon and Gear, the Crops OF
Corn supposed to be upwards $50 barrels. Fodder,
Shucks and Oats. Terms of sale for land. one, 1--WE
and three years credit Bond with approved security
and the title retained until the payments are all
made For the other property all sums under five
nolars CASH over five dollars wrlve months credit.
Bond with approved security will be required,
CHARLES ANTHONY,
Executor OF W lam Frazer, decd.
Nov 10 ND
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INTERESTING LETTER .--The last num-
her Of the West Tennesscan contains the proceed
ines At the grea, Wing duner, in honor Of Mr..
Bell NJ Paris, Tenn. on the l2h inst. Among iha
letters OF distinguished men 10 tho Conmlttce OF
Arrangement the following admirable one from
MIR Clay. We cannot but suile, while reading II.
to ihnh how IL must sting Polk aud Grnndy.
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