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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
vALUA BILE TOWN PROPERTY
Al Aucti0H.
As3

WILL. SELL. On Tuesday. the 18th Inst. -
l. aoouou. the House aud Lot. situated ON the
hill. In n very agreeable ociehbofhood, fofmsTiy
occupied by Mr.. George Pe,eival, and nos tn the
occupancy Of Mr.. Anderson Gsnnaway, consisting
Fun Lnt having on IL q convenient and COM
Portable Dwelling House. with every necessary Ous
House. TO make 1t desrable. We'll OF exoef-
lent water. and Carpenters Shop 40 by "a feet-
Terms a &C ommodaing. and made known IN The dag
Of sale. CHARLES PHELPS. Auct.
The above sale Is unavoidably postponed tit
Thursday. the 23d inst G. PHELPS.
July 10 i23J
MEDICI MES, SURGEONS lNSTRU-
lVl MENTS. OiLs. Pants. Dye-stuHs Fanry
and Water CoLoRs, BRusHrs. DC. ii,f sale ~
Howell DAVIES.
June 30 tsH
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IA ALTA WINTER MELO

lVI Seed. received fom Mr.. Andress, Amsri-
can Consul at Malta. aud recommends by hin, for
lis superior qualify and flavor aud for lis supplying
n W'nle, Melton, equal in all respects 10 the sua,-
nrr For sale by HOVER. DAVIES.
June T. IL
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To-day, Juiy 9th, ls1O,

FINilE subscriber, = Instructions the PAM, VIII
4 commence Tor he qae,ler ending with October,
A punctual attendance OF the Scholars - respect
fully desired. III order 10 hive 1t fan test 81 their n-
pruvcnent N the expiration. X. j. RYPMA.
July 2w u
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FAVE bynrhburg on Mondays, Wrdncr-
3 Il days and Fidays nj O'Clock, A. NJ. arrse at
Hammers same evenings, ut 7 L. NJ. Leave
Hammers next day by A. NJ ., feauh Cha,luiies.
Vile to breakfast and arive NJ Richmond sa,ps
evenings, by II o'oock, i. NJ. THIS will
he found bv Gar the most comfortable route rs w.l
MS tho most .gpedtlous 10 Richmond, or going
North, hy way of Washington Guy having no night
travelling aitr, leaving Lynebburg. Our teams
and caaches FIRST fale, and the drivers skfu.
careful aud accommodating, No pains will be
spared to render The Trip sale aud pleasant 10 the
passengers.
Fare through 10 Richmond. S9.--To Freds-
cksburp SiI so. 5. b. CLOVES. Agent,
rMa wis
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.y'EIV. ssD.v1,E rs.

NNTE have lust received very handsome nssou.
w ment Of PLAIN straw and florence braid BON
nets; aisn nre case Of Hoods on Nuns Bonneis OF
Tho lacs French pattern, aud superior qualify; to-
getlet with handsome asssuit ntni oil Atiihcmt
Flowers and Swiggs, all oil which will be sold very
low. BURTON " RODfo,
June % tsH
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Cotton Yarns AT the Lynchburg Factory No. 4, Al
10 cts. No. 5. AZ 90 ci,; No 6, al 81 cts; No. =
% cts No. 8, at % c,s No, ., at - cts Nos.
10 and II, al 25 ers Nos. II aud 10, at 26 cts.
Nos. IA and 49, at q eis Nos. lG and II, ~ 20 cts
Nos. B and 10. at % ct. No. 30, at 30 cts.
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VI POWDER, fLAsKs Snor BELTS. and
p b as, With many like articles Tor Virginia
field Sporting; and also assortment Of Pen AMI
pooku ENlVES, SCISSORS, RAzoRs. HosZs,
Snuff aud Tobacco 3 . T. 5 &c. Tor sale NJ
Howell DAVIES.
June 90 Is II
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Jnmcs river y Kamnwha 60. SCRIP.

uNAKEN by the subscribers nj less than The mar
4 ket rates. either Tor GOODS or in payme.t VI
DEBTS. BURTON * ROBES.
April I6 isn
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FOR RENT,

d., TUE Store Hense lately pee npied By M
tXi.H f. Echvls rs Book Store. Apply to-
--a.A p WE Il GREGORY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

tanning her Constitution was not Gomez uSi'r
'o' 1,be,, would have been time enough, had |
,;aned 10 be member, before the question was
decided Tor my constituents 10 nave instructor
-. and should have reJoiced al an oppoituh.
r. Of sacrificing my seat 10 myPr'HcPtes' meg hGd
Instructed nae IN oPPoso"f1 n.y ','s
Cens,itation Like many other members rom Inc
non,Iayeholdlns States, of whom mention SHAW.
U,o,s Mason of Massachusetts. Lanman OF Con-
nec,,cui. and Baldwin Of pennsylvania i could see
notbinp in the Constitution, when hsd sworn 10
.,nno,f 10 warrant such an interference WIN The
~. NJ the States and which had never before
been attempted Aud where nibe ciime IN one
40, of men not being able 10 interpret the Constu-
lion - other men interpret II ! AZ we All hau
su,orn TO support IL, The crime would nave neeh
in giving il a construction which oDr ccnscien-
cc. would not sanction. And let me ask, Tor
What good Is This question again brought up
Il has been ,ettled all our family differences have
been seue5: on the firm basis OF mutual compro-
m,.e And patriotism as well as prudence devoted
the effects OF that awful discussion 10 e'eiha op-
lyion Is il not known, that from mat cause tie
,reai fabric OF Union was shaken TO lis lounna-
ton Is il mol known that Missouri would not have
submitted TO the restriction, and that the other
.,ay. holding States had determined TO support her!
But for this compromise. the probability u.s. that al
this moment We might look upon the opposite shore
oil the Ohio, for affecionate sister Safe, but
Mn armed and in pl. cable rival WI at patriotic man
y
had and The hand that could devise aud execute a
scheme productive Of a calamity SO awful"
These facts leave doubt Of Mr. Daniels error. |
Mr. Rires in BuckiAgham.-A gentleman who WINS pre-
cent at ham court, last Monday, informs that Mr.
Riycss addre the people of singular ability,
power effect lie commenced about half past II o'clock
md with nm interval hour for dinner continued the
until O'clock the last hour being devoted to re-
onde Col f. Hubbard, who had made brief reply TO his
irst Speech the Of which he impugned Mr. Rivess
NOTICES in abandoning the Administration. Mr. Rives in
esponding this mputaon was, learn extremely fell.
ous showing the desluon ofal foundation for the
charge nnd retoring with wonderful oc upon his assa
nn whose deserion OF the Wg party wears unde,
ell calculated excite suspicion as to the
purity of his ought to have prev him from
casting such imputaon upon the motives of al other.
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We published few days ago several Withdrawals
from the Van Buren, committee of vigilance t. (
Wylhe county, The last Wythe journal has The
following Card
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Stage aud Rail Road Line.

Jan. 90
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w4,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-24
p1,Ii;c sale of Land. Negroes, Sc.

,sr t,ot.l rra,.rtv Of the late Benjamin Hatcher, deceased,
U.,,f - advertised for sale, w,ll, ii MOI, previously disposed
Is. IN offered 4, Public Auction, on iiicShay, ths @'lao u
~. ~ ,me premises. At the sane time, the Negroes,
rrs,s. Plantation Utensils, and Household ana hnciieh
,.., ~ every descriptions, will b. disposed OF publcis.
+. er,!,e S.arors. &c, viii commence immediately 'i;cr
f i, odd. and continue from day to day Till every thing L
II. II iacii msnt weather shoui" interrupt 'e s'e' !"
r-r.n,d on the irs, fir day thereafter.
III Nil b. s,.i Oh a liberal credit; the Negroes for cash,
rrlt wul l.. given when desired, The bond eIrrying III
IN. St,rs cr,ns. Sc. on i credit of six months for all suns
~. ~, daliA-.. under that, cash, the purchasers, in MI eases,
= .el.. with satisfactory r-cnrhy, ana a deed u trust on 'he
IL iM. mic withheld III! Il ymcnt i, received.
81 .5Id. of course. VIII b. examined hy those wishing L. pnr-
;. therefore needless 10 give any description 81 y. arie
#.tg. n ans ana sixty Negroes, likely and very valuable,
+ a..uepn. I,fs and sirls. There viii bc il fine parcel 81
e.. tt-,t amount al Corn. Fodder, sc. Bat x = needless 10
...trn.. III, variety will be such Is l. usually found on q
ELIZABETH W. HATCHER,
Eteeuteix NJ Beaiamia Hdicher. deceased.
i.-a,uGy
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la.ts R.d Estaic in Ire couatY # .iNemqsic.
:. So 4. III auction, on Wednesday, the OH day of necen.
+. u.rf. h: llir. II no,, the next tair day. Two Thousand
,#t + .-,.t!irgn .xaoSi-e, altogether viii make \ Spiend'i
ma r'au:.uon and a desirable residence, bin. pait q! ~
..-tn rs,,,e. About hall Of il i un is original growth, ani,
...i-. wal bc offered IN three or ioGr tracts each !" iaft ~
.lta...f righfr. The cultivated land has heretofore. aud Il,
(. g!lu3. Will now produce hemp, tobacco, wheat. corn, &c'
.UfAs tr>; grlli,y and sell for the highest price. The !" !ioit.
~ tl.f. are meadows with innumerabie sptin%s OF
& ~r'.r. would BE- profitable "a stock farnl>-is slN shli.s
t4- etanna. aud about ten or eleven miles from ScousNiiie
River. The buildings are, u dwelling house, Darn,
.H.aa maelnne. stable and other out-houses, which. with me
I'M n. .l,yn hv J. Ross, Jr., or MIR. Saunders; aud terms,
..tLu,. u My. 10. JAMES ROSS.
sid
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EEL. TAVERN. Man sf-cr, EicIueaQ, -.
'S'iiE undersigned, fnrs'trral yr4t- proprietor ~ inaj IT, ifaaa-
j hi, and pcpl!ar retreat, tc hy2ra Hotel ~ OIL Point Com
forf, has rcccEtr taken rhersc NJ tire alorc conveniently located
ilo.cl. witir H. Noult ~ pleased - see hts cI ilioni- and tlt
patrons II his rev Establishment. The Eel Tavern y loo VIII
ann"E throughput the county, IL require 4 Minute drfail ii t>ad.
.aniares. Situtci ii tn hear; ii he business III III Metropolis
If Virginia. itsacatoa Is admiralty adapted IL the convenience
Of >ojoufntrs irthr id,.
lie tates this lpostinnyo f returning III grateful acknnwlcit
lnents 10 tho>e ytu - literally rl'rouizrd thc !ls.,ia Iic;rl while
under his lnauictnlcnl-and H. iigiterS hiu-clf thri h- esp. RI
cncc III catering for 4 variety If tastes ~ tiai fc;rbratrd rrIita;
viii render hn eapahla II makin" The foil Tavern inferno: ~
poiu; OF accommodation 10 none in the country.
W. ". DIX.
70 FAMILIES AND OTHERS.
] have on iarG a >rfy large atnrk u choice Wines. nf various
brands. reserved f;"u ny la.a;. the Point. winch ! VIII lisgosr.l
- sach n may WI II H. obtain q goad miclr. The Nines Will r.
tiSpa,c! X IN whu iaty wish - purcHa.c. rs the r,Dcr. dozen
o. single fniLo. Tiuae wnn icl 4 deposition II hIy, can see
Samples Of c4lh hiaI ~ clliin. al The hnr of thr BEL.
NAY I.-im
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IL sAIE III SLAyES.-Iu pafsaancc of IL" provisions
9aei 8: ITa.;. executed hg James ". Garnet I" We
IN the aih February. 1899, and duly recorded il the
Cfirc ri Essex County, 10 secnic "A G,b. due - ioeeft
-. W. shan proceed TO offer al pabIic sale, at LoTci:o, IN
f,ir. or Oh the nrNr fair day thereafter, for cash, the FOL
q,,c<. ~ wit Henry. Harry, sally. Hannah, Liizl,
Ben. IN which the said james NJ. Garnet holds 4 Tee
~ ant also. Robert. II .nry, Challes. Thomas, N.ary-
J.aav. Nlry SYDNEY. William. Jane and DICK. ~ winch
i.ss u. s;arae;, ioldS an estate ior MS liie Only ;;"s',
4t.G 'err,l>, 81 the Females or 50 niiiy ni 'hc aAu
e i. necessary for ,hr purposes Of said deed d trust.
HENRY " Trustees.
EOBT. ". T. itNIER,
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'tA ,iGn-t Yong Man, Graduate ofa Northern College,
{ t-tao 4. IA Il situation M al Academy, school, cfas
iits.. IT. is a ftiead to Southern Institutions ami,
i"i.taie lta>sif permanently al the South. lie has hWd
7 .E t.lchI u. aud tan cAhihit testimonials "i character
.N"'a''on which he Tanks will prove highly Sa.isiacs,'!.
Nh'slt ~! Mod RI I.ansua.cs, and The higher Ehsish
~ WI b. taagal. Address W. II. T., At Hicksiord Greens
'ointt, ". Immediate address will receive prompt alien
"a y,y % SIT
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SPENCER JACKSON, .raior.
0rt,l.r ~ 5l-tt

VALUABLE PEOrERr! FOR sALE.-By virtue Of u de-
= cree al The County Court ei Chesterfield. pronounced on Tie
18th day Of September, l-it. viii be offered for sale 10 The hicn-
- bidder, al Chesterfield Court liousc. "a the I'm day Of III.
CEMIER next. ir ihc purpose of 4 division, the Trari Of land
lying II Chesterfield Court House, belonging 10 TIE heirs Of Vim.
WiEfrcc, dcc'd-containins. ly estimation, SIX hundred and
Tavern and improvements, aud a Crust Sill, thereon. Tile
Tavern il large aud commuiIons good Ont liunsrs, such n
Kitchens. Smoke. house, Dairy, lCciuuaes, Stables, Barns. &C.
ard i large Brick IlnGsr, with eight rooi,7 III GOOD repair, ior The
accommodation uf Il private :jiHiy.-Ihc improvements are
many. ara III coed repair. and the only house ii public enter
iainmcni III several niics ct III" pdca. Tie Nii l. = very good
one. IN good repair. on never Ealing stream, and within about
sA hundred wards vi The Tavern. With these advantages, iogt-
t!cr urh il, locality t. Richmond aGi Petersburg. bean Only
fourteen miles iiun either place, and the" inreg iron: Tie R'li
munI ana rcicrslur. Rail road, having thus IN cay, cheap, aHd
convenient Access IL market. an opportunity = ut.icd ~ HE
-le 81 this property, fr ~ Investment, suti a i ra:ely T. bc
nri with IN property ~ The hind.
T.lqg.-OGe fourth cash. Tie residue III three equal annual in
sta ;mrpts-tiic pun chaser rivin. bond with approved sec .iy,
and 4 lien being retained on he rrolrry iise!f r. an additional
secnritv. BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
y,yT IL 5--wa~
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I.tecutriI II BenJaau'
NOTICE.
r.. ~ ,rtu,, ~ gsUU rnErfrR,

To al rkoa II aTdy eoEccrR.
I 1871. appointed Nr. John ;. Jones my Agent. TO a',en" 70
! .a, In Of III monies due the concern Of Phipltn &
&. ~. generally be found II my Office, OF Cary street, directly
rtat -, H,Tr;nia Banks. IN his absence, II WI q" me
r wtt /. their customers, being very DESTROYS oi CLOSING
tH.af g as ~ Oily rs possible.
e.t. III ue,,nn, indebted to them, by bond, note o. open
.|pr.ireme forward and settle the same, rs indulgence uh'
--t nuu.rnccs in which am placed, eanne, be- si'en.
RICHARD WHITFIELD, Trustee
Of PaiRpea s ioHcs.
~ eoaj. Noy. iaih. 1910. a-ht
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aal. Noy. lo,h, so.

- u.rf +, ii extensive assortment Of Trees, Shrubs, and
r-as laatsa mast splendid assortment Of Raibcn> Roc ;
bNar.. ip-luint all he new varieties, and the most mag
ttt4ti rls ua-sille of China Roses, taLac!ias, CHINESE
ce-"r4m3 aud other Green. ho;sc llants-also, Garden
ttural SCOTS, all Of winch Viii b. sold low 10 suit tc
..r.t LARGE discount made Cor cash.
ii al the valuable kinds for silk, including the
asian. ntl ,nons.rous foliage, and perfectly hardy char,
/. Vaif> sent p-s mail will receive prompt attention, ana
Dialogues Hii be sent 10 III who apply post paid.
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ID. NJ. HoYT Il CO.'S Court of Fortune.

Grand Schemes Of Lotteries for December.
THIS is the last month Of the yea, and Iloyt { Co. wish it to
i be a merry one with all their ''old patrons. We offer you for
December 4 most brilliant collection Of Schemes yon have only
to order = Ticket of rs, aud you ire sure of The means 10 make
Tile month will open with T. splendid rrizc Of 100000 on The
.'th on no l2ui, we hive five prizes Of SiO,oWl; on the l.sh,
for The aClrisrmas Holidays we have ga, 900, &c. &c. Below
Virginia W,l!shurg Lottery, Glass, 10. 10, for 1910, 10 be
drawn al Alexandria, Nar December 9TH.
CAPITALS.
q I @i 1899 e $3.50 $3.50
" $500 $500 10 ~
1910 of $1,000 each.
Ticket, 3lG-slarcs in proportion.
Sl3G-sharcs in proportions.
Fire Prizes Of $4,000 each for l2h.
at AIe Een hn.S w.. p 1seT,G Iii IN, { y !, OF nv ~ ne !. Of r s ",a@
each, . rriaes Of s5,Cco, ! Of 200, o. : lao, = Of !:oio, &C;
% whole Tickets whl be sent for $3.50.
Three Prices Of So, 900 for 1914.
capitais-a prizes Of s25,Uoo, Of 10000, i Of 500, 30 prizes Of
Of NJ whole Tickets viii he aent for si4o-.haes in proportion.
Al yss,G;H N 2a, 5es@m 1;s'!e ESiA, Chi isis. ; No. H. to be draw" at
'":S ! S iS'sssS y ssss ,S
" BIO 50 Of 1900, &C. &c.
Tickets sIo-slarcs in proportion.
4 certificate Of a package Of Is whole Tickets will be sent for
For Tickets Or shares, q certificates Of packages in any of lie
above brilIian, schemes, Let your orders he directed 10 he prize
Nov 20 eft Ries@err, ia.
Biggcr's Eschange and Lottery Office,
Drawn Nos. of Ia vggiuiu Ieg-anTs Lo,lsTy, class A., drawn
November lllt, lsiu:
IS - II II IS ) - Is Il : 81 ~ : y - %.
81 WAL f5 - i 81 s s. so s ~ 81 s, 80 ! =: 3 s -. ~ sso S'i ,s so so @ Sig 81 ~.
veral + $50, slco, so, 80, all sold, and viii be paid; as aslal,
at sight, by BIGGER.
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Oriai

Is 4 Virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, ben-ins date The a@l 10y Of jan
- nary. isiu, and recorded III tie CLERK Once 81 iSs.N ."un-
cher and susan 4. is wife, 81 the iret part, !As subscriber q. ne
second part, AID Richard ]. Muse, William !, N'i.ni, ahd f'iHl
ion, .ilIrl,cr ~ lie laird uli, | shall proceed I" sell, - the nigh
- bidder, on he premises, tn rrady money, on Ir'S'"N. thc Ion
iay of December ncii, IT iair, If not on the i.N' i1f d.S 'nrrr-
after, tSsalaY Jcpci.l i certain Tract or parcel ~ Ian. heih ~
,hc said Robert VI. Pitcher, IN iec simple. con'ainihe "ne h"nnl.n
and seven acrcS, situated III Tie ~lid County, about Two nih1s
nom ric village al TapfalannOck, tii' seat 81 ln-iicr III .aid
County which j. Immediately en- Ne harianapn",h hiSei. ~ nc =
whole Tract j. low grounds. well adapted - me culture o ~ Ic
staple products of tc Eastern portion 81 NlrEinE. a'-o, ai t ~
sad Robert II. Pitcher undivided interest III another ta,l 'tIeu
Jrn,cIfeiI'., MOI very remote from The iutnIcr Tract, 81 wnlch MS
father died seized and possessed. The said Robert ". fllcilcf,,-
undivided interest IN one hundred anu c'.itteh aett. :" i"iHu'
contiguous 10 Tie first mentioned Tract, which consists ~ h'si
land and low grounds, with i romnodiaiis Brick Dwelling iioise
thereon, lately completed, now held by Mrs. Elizabeth PiiGher, a.
hcr duwrr in lmr lands al her deceased husband. Thomas Pitcher,
deceased, all tie said Robert u. PITCHERS Interest III it. SliSeN
h,in,rina 10 the Estate I'll ls Father. ~ well IN those !cid rs hi
nno,!.er rs Ter dover. as in the residue ii said Slaves. Tie whole
valmllI- ALL, n Carriage ana Harness, which have not been IA
49,, ,,,x' wears. fu,r Horses. Ten i!n!cs. 4 SuIsy and Harness.
and Il bray aud Harness. All The SAID richer : lat.ii's u'ei,
Ills Of every DESCRIPTION, aiiatLg whirh t'!afe : d "sfoh w.
Gear. The Stock. consisting Of Hogs, Cows, oxen, &c. me
Top and Blade Fodlrr, 0ais, &C., on tlc hist named i..tt. X
sal 10 lie continued from day to day uniii coin.leiea. me tde
able but selling as Trustee, I shall orly convey sucl lite Il i
vested in me by the trust ds,d als!e gmy urco1- T. 7.n..,,
ESSEX Comfy, Va, Nov. ION, $50. o1-"lds
IyyECTTOH'S SALE OF SLAVES AND OTHER PER
IL soNAL ESrATE--Inf further execution Il The win Of John
Cole, deceased, late Of the County OF Chafics .i'y, ! shaI, on
Yla-sda., the 18th day Of The present month, I.irccnber.j II la!,
if not, the fsi day thereafter, NJ Evehn:ton, the late residence at
said dtccdcni, proceed 10 sell, by public sale, TO The hl-nesi hid
der. all the property helonain. 10 ile Estate of nv Tes'atoE. r"a-
srstins o( Slaves, Stocks. Crops, Household and Kitchen Fur
niuIrc and Farming Utensils. 4 ciedi; till the first of Jnly neM
will he allowed the purchasers 81 an! o. tie above pTopen:, EEK.
cept the slaves ioi all sums Over ten anllafs, if thai sum nc
under, cash viii h. required. For tile slaves, terms WI ne l9adr
known on !he day Of sale Ie se,si ~. ' nro rl,nS 81 !, 81 .a ,l.. a. 70 KID hi,
ders, he unfavoIable, or The interest Of those eonsrrnea ~ ~ Is
tate require II, ,. ~. ~,
Nov 10 5t-wtds
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O. Il.

O. 4.
CURE YOUR C0IDS.-CaIl and hug souc of !. Pcasc &
y Sons clarified ESsaucc of iiuariioini Candy, 81 renowned in
New YORK. ddTin. the past year, T.: curing Coughs, Colds,
Iloarscness, Who, ping Cough, Group, t:c.
EIII & DABNTY,
C0rHcr Gbgrc The CUinfpbi1n.
My Il ys-if
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JAMES TlbN@,
Nov Il 5.-tds AaTiiN ROBINSON,

yyyESiEiEW FOR SALE.-in consequence of had health,
w tile subscriber offers that most desirdtlr residence for sale,
situated $50 ana a hall miles Moth wt,i itoa Phi. f,bura, IN
Chesterfield County, containing. fonf hundred and .evcatyfyc
ares. nearly one hall ~ Woods, and 'ioSwe 81 for imrrosia. llI-
buildings are very spacious and convenient, w,I II Ine well of
excellent y alter in The yard, aud u delightful spsHs within i shot
distance OF the nwciiin. iioasc. This place j. remarkably
hoaithy-I more desirable situation caano, hc found ~ Nircinia.-
Tie purchase. can have possession on the first .. January, ISL
Thee ia crop of Wheat already seeded on lie ilantlion-
also. fne MEADOW of Herds Grass that is productive. For terms,
apply 70 the subscriber, Irving 81 the premises, "r Pannii 4 LA,
Petersburg. THOMAS y. OLIVER.
NOV Il le-.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-24

- Tnir1Me .fcgr0eS far Snfc ~ .fH't,oH.
\ X obedience "a an order ri tar Circuit superior { curt 81 3nckinc'
Z laEa. made ia tn case IT Baker and o'itnrs r. hlk.r and others.
IN HE Town nf Farmrilr, N iir 3Uih day 81 fscrr's.r next u
I'M, !, M, he urNi fair day, tfy valuable and likcly negroes.
The SAID negroes are those lately held hy Nr>. Ester Anderson,
deceased, oi tu county vi buckingham, Tor lhr, amt mr. !" ~ .o!d
ror division among tire tenants III remainder. They consist 81
men. women, boys, crl~ amt children; and amongst them arr Sc
W" Gro. II. MATTHEWS,
John ". WILSON.
ROBERT J. GILLESPIE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-24

"r.f\a GREEN r~ROPERTI.-in pursuance Of 4 Deed al
) r-s.,. n-i. 10 the subscriber by George l.. Graves and James
.tr. Gairl on The lirh Any Of October, ieS1, ana duy e.
.e Jlerk Office Of Caroline County tonri-hc VIII
r Friav. the a.;h of November EeN, IL far, II mol, the
81, 4y Thereafter, 10 sell ~ prblic auction, I" the highest
,-,tsi,. ,h9t valuable TAVERN, occupied by WIN. ".
..s. the STURE-fiOUSE occupied hy NooiioiN, VIC
.utnders. and the OFFICE occupied ~ Ja'nes u.
laye;le. with 30 ACRES uf LAND adjiccnt
# ~ II, tac same time and place, aUd On the same
.. @rRSION ,RT INTERESTS 81 the SAID Graves
.et-.s. n me Estate. real aaG personal. bel! by As>. Ret
e.....a. s i. u Robert thapnan,l aud a..", Tue il'!i -
~ k!rcaEN FURNITURE, MD eAs RuuA FIN
IS ..I the said Tavern, consisting oi 4 large rilii.!tr
ac,4. ii. jpatSG and other Flrniturc, ncces-ai! To sich
... r.fcu4pioIy, aud viii &c continued from day ad':
t,.t, the above property i believed 70 hc indisJiiab'r,
I. 3r.t ~ wili convey 10 the purchasers, such ti'ir cliE: u
~.uir t@n ~ said deed. hobShi Il, -
.t#e ..fe,n, SEM. i. 1910. $3.50,
r-t-.. expects TIA, the Land al the Bowling Green VIII
...ti t,i,itIws: the Tavern, Stables, SC, AMI iioni % 10
If ia.d. wIl he sold M one lot. The valuable store
a.tI lie ~, ling House near it, aad llnl sufficient Tor a
..sIa.A mi Yoni. IA an thcr Lot. Tie Office, and about i
.e-., ST Land i another lot. The Dwelling licuse ara Car
IN 'r- Hd:1id ruad. rs another it. And the ie>idae "i rae
Fl. a .iu. thc Race Course, "ll form another lot.
it.,-ty j. ,u.a L. satisfy = deb; Of S5,.y ~, VIII ~.
81 II >.DHi. from Si Of Juiy, 1870, due III: Farmers .1iiN "
-. Frdar-kSh urg and 1 am authorised 10 say, il;a' Z
). .,'t- mdulgence can b. obtained 10, The iarses portion @!
.4!.. iis:lrv. anon Ii. "a. satisfactory security.
59-at ROBERT HIpotH.