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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21
.N'EU' GODS.
ICMOE ~ Ii n l. l.,

A RE NOW RECEIVING tlen SPRING
n GOODS, a portion of which Is very fnc,N
new and desirable, to which they particularly invite
the attention of the LADIES'. The following are a por-
ton received. VIZ:
Gro de Rhine, Gro de Paris and Mareoni Silks,
Mouselin de Lame, new aud beautiful,
Black Silk Fiinges, assorted widths,
Victoria Skirts, very handsonle,
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, plain and hem
stitched,
Grass Cloth do. very fine,
BIick Tibet Gloves, new article. aud very supe-
do Muts, do do do do
do do long do do do
Gtenadine do assorted C lours,
French Horseskin do very fine,a
White Cotton Hose do do do
Black Morayau do do do
All of which will be sold on very reasonable terms
March 10 iI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

GO Mr.. Harrison, a member Of Congress from
Missouri, attended a late Van Buren, meeting in
New York, and was received, says one account,
with that enthusiastic reclamation with which " a
Republican Of the Benton SCHOOL, deserves We
should hope tina, there are rot many gentlemen very
envious Of that distinction.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

U' Mr.. Webster in a letter to d. B. Ogden. Esq.
explains the remarks made by him in the Senate OF
the u. States, about taking possession of the dispu-
ted territory on the 4'h of July next. His al'us'on
was Y mining the line, and not to any lors'ble occu-
patton 10y that time, if the British Government did
10, proceed to settle the matter in dispute.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21
H,K. II. .Is.
SHHGEON DENTIST,

HNAkES this occasion 10 inform the puslic that
l. be has removed his office next door above tho
Auction room of Col. Charles Phelps, and directly
opposite to II. b. Rlchards's Hardware Store, where
he can at any tine be found ready to perform the
duties OF his profession.
p.o n ife
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

@ The Enquirer does us entirely too much
honor in surprising that we see so much " behind the
curtain" Our knowledge of Mr.. Rires's opinions
aud Of Conservative preferences, is based upon facts
precisely as accessible to the Enquirer as they are TO
ourselves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

Vatley Road.-The greater portion Of the Ma
cadamized Turnpike road from Winchester to
Slaunton, v as lately let out to contractors. Thirty
two miles were tax CT at an average Of So, 700 a mile.
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denomination.

1st. Gohdnnah was got by Sir Archy out Of NJ crino
Eve, by imported Jack Andrews, &c. &c. ID.
Balls Forisei WAS by old imported Doomed, dam
by imported Shark. &c. &c. I'd Bay Yankee was
by President, The by imported Clockiasi, out Of
Haine's old Poll, by imported Fcarnoueht,) his Bay
Yankee's) dam was Cora, by i'm. Obscurity, &c. &c.;
4th. Ctier, the best son Of imported Janus, his dam
by imported Aristotle, DC. &c. 18Th. PdrtHer,by Nor
tons imported Traveller, dam Selma, by the Godol
phin Arabian 9th. apollo, by imported Fcainought,
dam Spottswood's imported Cullen Arabian
mare 9Th. Imported Jaiidnt, by Darmonse in
England he by Gojolplin Arabian, Nalinn,'s
dam by Crab, &c. &c. &c. IN England 9Th.
Imported Janus, by Jarus in England, son
of the GUdolphin Arabian. out Of the llttlo
Hartley mare, &c; OH. impaired lofty Roger, by
Roundhead, in England, his dam by Crolt's Partner,
&c. in England.
1t will be observed from the foregoing Pediprecs,
that Tobacconist descended from the most dIstin-
gnished Arabian, English and American Horses.
PREMIUM
A premium Of 800 will be u id 10 The breeder OF
the best colt by Tobaccouist Ulis seasons GEE to be
exhibited at the Fail meeting, 1910 OF he Central
Agricultural Society at Lynohbute. The premi-
UNI to be awarded by the Society's COMMITTEE on
Blood Stock.
The following extract Ola letter from II. NJ. Cry
err, Esq nca, Gallat,n, tTenn) where Tobacconist
stood last season. shows concluslycly the estimation
in which TCbacconist is held by that gentleman,
nhan whom there is no better Judge) and whose %
pinion and knowledge OF Blood horses. IS only equal
led by his experience and known reputation as n sue
cessful ouner, breeder and manager OF distinguished
stations. lie s~ays-"PermIt me TO assure you, sir,
that Tobacconist is in fine health and condition, and
with me one Of the first favorites, II hot the rcry best
horse. | have ever had under my control and | have
had "Stockhuldcr,' "Sir William, ARAB" Cru
sader,' "Sax Weimer,'' aud "Luzboiough;' and
some of them Two, three and four seasons. | like his
form and his action too. His Blood is of the purest
strain, his racing exploits commenGablc, some Of
them Of the irst class"
| shall be glad to see the breeders Of fine colts,
and make such arrangements as will be agreeable to
all who are disposed TO patronize this fine Horse.
JAMES NJ. LANGIIORNE,
Washington Hotel, Lynchbnrg.
March 81 oats
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

C> The Democrats of Buckingham have pomi-
'''ea DR.. w. P. Moseley and r. T. Hubbard as
candidates for that county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

NEW HAMPSHIRE.-An election in this
State has lately been held for members of Congress,
Governor and State Officers. The whole Van Blu
rem Ticket has succeeded by about 4 1000 majority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

UJ~ The Loco Focos of Botetourt county, have
Nominated Mr.. Joseph Hannah a candidate to rep.
resent the county in the next House of Delegates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

% The rumor, which, we understand. prevails
10 some eaten, in this country, tina, Capt. Witcher
has withdrawn from the Congressional contest. Is al.
together uniounded. He has no such intention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

G@ In the Greenbrier Congressional District, we
observe that N. P. We,hered IS the Wing candidate
for Congress, in opposition to COL. Andrew Beirne,
the late Loco Foco member.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21
Pc IL Il.

Tobacconist was go,by Gohannah, his dam Yam
kte Maid by the unrivalled race horse Balls Flor
eel, his grandam Bay Maria, (viclor of old Duroc
and Sir Alfred IN atwcnty mile race by bay Yankee,
Z grandan Green's old C.ler maze "a first rate race
nag at all dislances) by Coler, ( g,andnm by Part
ner. Z & erandam by Apollo, z gtandam by
imported Valiant, & gggg %erandan by imported
Janus, + { & grandam by imported Jolly Roger,
&c. &c.
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Latest French shape COrsctts.

TUST opened, a splendid stock Of the newest
- shape Corsetts, from The most celebrated factory
in Philadelphia, which will be sold low, at the Fancy
Store of ANDR. G. ELLIOTT.
Msrcho1 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

NJ The ffiieth anniversary of The Constitution
of the U. States was celebrated at Browns Hotel, in
the city Of Washington, on the 4th inst. by a mum
Der of the citizens and many of the members of
Congress who remained in The city afterIhe adjourn
ment Of Congress. Gen. Walter Jones presided,
supported by Mr.. Johnson of Louisiana, Mr.. Pope
ofKentucky, and Mr.. Janifer of Maryland, as Vice
Presidents. Several short addresses suitable TO the
occasion were made, and Mr.. Webster having been
called upon made some very just and impressive re-
marks. touching rapidly on some of the principal
circumstances under which the Constitution had
been formed. and closed his address with wishing a.
ges of duration to this great instrument.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

u Col. William r. Johnson has declined the
invitation 10 become a candidate 10 represent The
counties Of Powhatan, Amelia, Chesterfield ADD the
town OF Petersburg in the Senate OF Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

o. The New York Enquirer says, it %srumored
ahat Mr.. Woodbury. will be the Special Minister to
England, and that Mr.. Cambreleng will succeed him
as Secretary ofthe Treasury. The nine thousand
dollars outfit, and nine thousand dollars salary, will
be quite an objec, fora mercenary like Woodbury.
there will be $50 little to do, and so much to get for
ii".--Then again the opportunity of getting lid ofhim
would not be willingly lostby MI. Van Bnren. The
appointment of Cambreleng and Moore 10 Office, in
sulting as it would be 10 the city and people OF N. Y.
would be but OF a piece with The whole policy Of the
administration, in elevating TO distinguished office all
those members Of Congress, who have been signally
condemned by the people. Afew weeks since, GhoI-
son Of Mississippi was rewarded with the office OF
Judge and Cambreleng doubtless is as fit for the
Treasury as Gholson is for the Bench.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21
IoirginiN STATE Lottery,

TOt The beneTI OF The Lecsbufg Acadciny.
LASS No. ior 1879.
To be drawn al Alexandria on Saturday the Odd
March. o. The Official List oi the DIawing Will
be received at this Office on Tuesday the Goth
insl. at 2 O'Clock, i. M.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21
LOOE at this scheme II!

TO BE DRAWN TOMORROW!
. Prizes Of Sl0.050 each !!
Is do 1000 do !
Tickets only 50. Shares in proportion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21
We W. SEsRI.v'G GOODS.
MARCH both, 1880.

2Otn, 1889.
wv + are now receiving at our new Cash Store,
w an extensive assortment OF
SX'RE.v'G n SUMNER GOODS,
embracing a great variety, both STAPLE and FANCY,
aud at such prices as cannot fail to please. Our
friends arc requested 10 call and examine for them
selves. BUXTON d ROBES.
March 81 if Is
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SPRING SUPPLY.
1900 lbs. Prime Quality Bacon,

IUST R~ECEIVING ST. CfOix, Porto Rico
- and New Orleans Sugars Laguira, Porto Rico
and ST. Domingo Cofee.-Expecting in a few day
90 Barrels first quality Tanners Oil, together witt
a general and well selected Stock of GROCERIES
which will be offered on accommodating terms
J.. QUINN.
Marcli4 4 If
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TORAlCONIsT Il.

N,S~.NS HORSE 5naif VII, stand the prssea,
g{ VIZ season At I,nehbutg, nj my stable,
~S where breeders and others ate re-
ques'ed TO call aud see him. The SIZE, form. beau.
y aud bloodl,ke appearance OF his colts in this
ne'ghhorhood, Is sufficient, | trust, TO induce those
VINO have good mares, to breed from Tobacconist.
DESCRIPTION.
IoBACCONlST is a rich blood BAY, full six.
teen hands one and a halt inches high with the
splendid forehead, deep Grey Hound chest aud no
bust shoulders. that characterize The " Arches - the
strong back and loins, full heavy quarters aud stiilc,
belonging 10 the - Diomed, -" Sharke.' aud a. Bed
lofn'' descendants; feet and legs Us they should be
hne action and most commanding appearance.
lie is 10 years old this Sp,ing, (1s3o,) in fine
health and sigor, and will co mmenec his season LIST
March and end on the LIST July. Those who have
good mares may calculate ON RAISING u good coli
from TINS Horse, and as conclusive evidence Of the
fact, they are referred To his colts now rising Que
aud two years old in this nciehbothood.
Il crms.
TOBACGONlST will stand Mt S25 the season.
payable on LIST day OF July next $40 Insurance., lay-
aoie when The mare IL ascerlained To be In loal, or
parted with and SIS the single leap, payable NJ the
time of service. No charge will be made FOR groom
lees as | p,eic, paying them myself, and then only
when tue mares prove IN toal. This will insure
greater attention by the groom in all cases, aud
save breeders the expense and great ANNOYANCE which
they often have to undergo. The owner OF Tobacco
MIST has consented 10 stand this truly valuable horse
At the above low prices, because hc wishes every
man who has Il good maze TO be able TO raise II flue
colt. without paving lis value for a season. as ~ too
much the case with the so, 20 and 100 dollar season
colts. Those who have really fne thorough breed
mares will stand as good "A chance to raise n Race
Horse from from Tobacconisl, az any other Horse.
Those who have good mares, (not thorough bred, J
will stand as good, or perhaps, better chance, To
raise colts OF SIZE, form, beauty and value, f,om To
baccon'si. as from any Other horse. either imported
or native breed.
Pastures and lots, and every attention and care
provided tor mares sent 10 Tobacconist. Mares
gram fed, II desired, NJ 40 cents per day. Every
attention 10 prevent accidents OF escapes, but no re
sponsibiiiy tor either.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21
p.gTE.N.T .4XE-HEL YES.

lust RECEIVED one case patent xe-helves
Ia good arlclc) for the approaching season.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Sept. ~
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N.EUV' .EKKEV.1LS Ut
NJ EE MS.

lust RECEIVED By STAGE, direct from
New York. two trunks, containing many rich
and beautiful FANCY ARTICLES, which Will
be followed in a few days by a general assortment
Of New Spring Goods.
March 10 GH
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ESTRAY.

NA BUSHELS GLOVER SEED,
~ rs barrels Mountain Whiskey,
bales Hops,
For sale low for cash,
LANCASTER &BRYANT.
March II Us
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w hmoND, IaIIh ICi AZ
After brief but animated discussion this morning,
the Southwestern Rail Road Bill was ordered to lis
engrossment, by a vote of Ga to 56-absent 10
This is generally considered the test vote but in
this case il is not so deemed, as well from the num-
Der Of absentees, as from some circumstances which
NAV change the votes of some of those present. Its
fate may yet be considered doubtful, though my
hopes are strengthened Of its passage.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock, the great Democratic
Sanhedrin assembled. Randolph Harrison. Esq.
of Cumberland being called to the Chair, pro tenn,
Col Watkins moved that 3 members Of the House Of
Delegates, Senators and of the County Dele
gates, be appointed a committee TO nominate suitable
persons to preside over the declarations of the Con
yen,ion, &c. Maj. Yancey resisted this motion as
an :. invidious discrimination y Col. Watkins dis
claimed any such purpose; Mr.. opie concurred
with Mai. Yancey, and Mr.. Smith Of Culpeper with
Col. Watkins Mr.. TIL. jeff. Randolph regarded 1t as
a squabble about nothing. Finally, il was agreed tina.
thelChair should exercise his discretion in appointing
the committee; but, appearing to be in a fog, he I'M
pIo,ed Col. Watkins assistance in the arduous task Of
amounting the committee, which was, Of course, We
~ cheerfuIly granted. The Chair took occasion to
rebuke this spirit of discord in the first stages OF the
proceedings. Difference Of opinion is not tolera
ted by Modern Democrats, whose creed 49, passive
obedience to orders!
The Committee nominated, and the Convention
agreed to the appointment o~fJudge Henry ST. Geo.
Tucker, as President Judge p. N. Nicholas. Ran
dolph Harrison, Geo. C.. Dromgoole. Ii. l.. Opie,
and Oh. Yancey as Vice Presidents; and Th. Ritch-
ie and Hugh A.. Garland, as Secretaries. So that this
Anti B nk and Anti Internal improvement Conven-
ton is presided over by one of the old friends oil q
National Bank, and a strenuous advocate oil the con
stiiutional right Of the General Government to squan-
der the public money 10 works Of that character
Huzza for consistency
When a Wing Convention assembled in Rich-
mond, some years ago, the Enquirer hurled It's thun-
der, at these JUDGES who "soiled their ermine,
by dabbliug with party politics; yet there are IN 'his
Convention, one Federal Judge, Q. V. Daniel
Judpes Tucker and Parker OF the Court o, Appeals
and Judge Nicholas of the General Court Where
now are the denunciations of the Enquirer! Nay
hear that at that time, Judge Tucker was IN th'
habit of speaking in the harshest terms OF Judge
Brooke. who presided over the Wing Convention
and now he presides over one himself! Again
saw, huzza for consistency
Again Last winter, the two Secretaries Messis
Richie and Garland, were at daggers draw on .oh
Sub-Treasury question, the latter threatening Il
start a new paper here to beat down The Enquirer
Now. they g hunt in couples" most Lovingly 10
nether Once more, huzza for consistency
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

EXTRA GLASS, No. 4, roR 1850.
To be drawn at Il Richmond on Tuesday, l9h Maicl
AZ The drawing will be received at tins omc
on Thursday, the 2lst inst. at > O'Clock, L. NJ.
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qutsIed TO call aud see hlm. The SIZE, ioffn, beau
" aud bloodl,kc appearance ol his colts in this
ne'ghhorbood. Is sufficient, | trust, TO induce those
who have good mares, TO hreed from 1obacconisl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
DEATHS


DIED, at Cross Creek, in the c0unt,oi Surry, on
Thursday the 9Th instant, in the 43d year her age Mrs
ELIZA SrITH, wife Of Drury Stith, Esr-lt IS not ex-
trayugant euogy but tribute Justly duo departed me-
ri, TO say that this deceased lady posse:d many ndmi
rabe qualities. Blesl by nature with sound and dis
eliminating mind. she acquired for hers The steadiness
of purpose and inrxible perseverance design which
give emphaticaIly, decision TO charactt Experiment
ally acquainted with the vicsstUdes lfdeni TO human
life Mrs NJ. equal 10 the emerncy before her.
and gene rally trumphed the difilies which be-
sci her way. II but lately, howev that the forti.
tude which formed the striking leaturH her character,
sllnne out in its brightest lusre. Darmned by The
advice Of her friends, 10 submit for ret from an ncu.
rabe malady TO surgical operation Say5 severe, and
in her peculiarly distressing fup adviSedo conse.
quences, with phosophc Compose, II is IA easier to
admire than 10 initiate she coolly rsdved 10 undergo
its suerings; and in the hour OF iawheD the bravcst
heart without faint upon lis resulion mi ht well
have yielded TO dsn,ay, she display an indomi,abe
courage, which deGed bodily suffer-, and set human
health had been regularly dcclning,nd she has finally
fallen victim 10 acute disorder, hang but remote
connection with her previous diseased may be crafty
ing 10 her friends Distance 10 lea that the fate she
sa inevitable she met with the most,roic calmness
As the mistress OF family, MrSTrTH's example
worthy of all imitation. lndusous, orderly and
systematic she was the life Of her hophol6- provdent
in her management liberal in her haitay and at all
times urbane in her department. Aa wife, she was
in truth helpmate 10 her husband hasle confding
and devoted Mrs S. outlived oil hehildren and has
left but few relations; but besides her ashland to whom
her loss is heart.rendng calamity. my survive, who
have cause deploe her DEATH and vi long remember
the blessings her life dispensed to the.
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Aug lG
CTgPKSVTLLE FEN.9LE .93DFNY

THE session of this Institution win comcnce on the day
Oct II has been my herciorc merely make
this with that Of the school, ccumsun
justify mo in saying moe-Whcn ceptcd the place Of
Principal Of this Institution fully conrecd oil the high and
important responsibilities OF the station and without
my qualifications responsible
Without guaranty from quarter accepted the
charge the OF using my efforts make
school OF high character and with he ntcmon should
fail the attempt TO resign again TO the hnds Of those whose
paaly had called TO it, Tho entire ofhc nstitu
ion amer experiment OF three sessons-he increasing conf
Of tho Board Of Trustees and the aid aerng
testimonies of APPRECIATION voluntarily rendered BY h patrons OF
the school, my confidence this apra tie public
ronnsc My design heretofore will be give lh school
and character and TO render nsttuonn ~hie may be &C
CURED only solid and useful but oesan, ornamental
education TO accomplish this latter object particular attention
has paid Literary and Musical departments. young
lady high intellectual and mo worth and who has
year, tn" duties Of lnstucc been
gagged as teacher in the Literary Department Mr.
Vaming will rake charge Of the Musical department The sue
Of this gentleman teacher in the institutions nsed by
the remarkable proficiency OF his pupils at the last examinations
The lectures in higher branches Of physical science Chemistry
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy will be ,rcmpfcd
for The institutions: sAML. L. vBNABLE
Prn:ipdl Of TIC academy.
Board, including washing, fuel lights, &c. $50 90
Tuition in all tho English branches 10 50
Tuition in Music and use Of instrument 25 90
Do. French, German and Latin languages, extra, 10 90
The examination of tho pupils belonging the Carksye re-
9" s bubble 0 u We
better evidence Of proficiency Tho part Of the rpP
watched tho Of this school from its esnnns ana
our worthy accomplished Principal, suml L. Vcnahe. We,
therefore. congratulate tho public that so good m ~
for thorough education of their Gushtcrs and would
hope portion of public patronage may be eI
this school We would farther rsmak mat most un-
waranabc reports have been busy circulated with regard 10
the health Of the school, and the town oCakSVe Hfne
that population numbering from 600 100 OF eight cases
OF occurred sae without the tear OF con-
tradclon school OF SO scholars moi single case Of Sc
rous has occurred during the and We arc authorized
state that $40 will all the medical accounts IN The school
since its February, 1888 We rest satisfied 10
stating this very remarkable fact to the public as complete
.;,.nI,,ed " - SaMT..V. WATKINS.
HENRY NJ. SPENCER.
NJ. &. READ.
II. NJ. DANIEL.
] W. RfSON.
5. n. HARRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
Commissioners Sale Of raluaue Real Estats, in the
County Of Charles City.

Y virtue Of decree of the County Court Of Charles
lid City pronounced the 18th day of July, 1889, in
sui, between Taylors guardian plaint, and Taylors
orphans, &c, defendants, the undersigned, acting as
Commissioner under the said decree, will on THURS
DAY, the f3,h day of September next, that being
Charles City Court day, before the Court House ofsad
county Offer for sole at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder, that valuable Tract Of Land whereof Otway
Taylor died seized, called Edoes Ferry, lying in the
said county, on Chicknhomuy River, containing be-
tween four and FIVE hundred acres, on which is large
frame Dwelling House and all necessary outhouses;
about IS said land has been cleared and there is
supposed 10 be about Is of marsh-the residue ia
believed 10 be original forest growth, and is considered
very valuable, both for timber and fire wood Vessels
Of almost any burden may approach The landing at the
Ferry and great nducementi offered 10 those engaged
in the timber wood business.
TERMs-So much of the purchase money as may be
necessary eiray the expenses of the SALE and the
costs of The will be required in cash. and the balance
in two equal instamens, of and two years from the
day Of SALE the purchaser giving bonds with approved
security.
III will be on the premises and tahs pleasure IN
showing the same to such persons as may wish to view
the same on the day prevnu. to the day ofsale
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Conn.
,,, 90 30-tds
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Aug 90

NyR BUCKINGHAM. the ORIENTAL Traretier, hav
iva ing arrived in Richmond will deliver his Regular
Course Of LECTURES descriptive Of his Travels ~
E.yp, and Palestine or The Holy Land, TINS EvESISo
(Tuesday and the succeeding Evening". Of The wees va
The Presbyterian Church S!ockoe Hill, commencing
at o'clock 10 minute, SO to conclude about nan
past 9. .r . ,ot., g,
Single Tickets so cents, or 70 families, 5 ,cke.s IIf
ST. 10 be had the principal Bookstores Q, nInhoho'
a.,sd ,bs tickets may be procured before going to
the Lecture a. no money will be received at the door
''e be ~ - " 30-lt