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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
From the Rev. G. c. PARK, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church at Haddonfeld, n. J.

From the Rev. G.. C.. PARK, Pastor of the Baptist
Church at Haddonfield, NJ.
HADDoNrIELn, n. j., Feb. IL, 1899.
Dr.. ID. Jayne,-Si-I take pleasure in inform
ing you that the bottle of Alibert's Hair Tonic,
which obtained of you last October, has proved
most satisfactory and successful. My hair had
for q long time been exceedingly thin. But for
two or three years past it had fallen out that my
head had become almost entirely bald. | was
under the necessity of conccaling the badness by
combing the hair on the sides over it. But now
after using about half ssbottle of the "ronic," |
have as luxuriant grow of hair as ever had
49, G. G. PARK.
The Rev. Il 81 Fletcher, Pastor of the Bap.
fist Church lGfeat Vally, Pa, who had been
more or less bald for many years. used three bottles
of the HAIR TONIC, and has now fine growth
of new hair over all tina, part of his head where he
was before bald, writes -"My hair is growing
finely, assure YOU"
L. FLETCHER.
West Chester, Pa, March I'd, 1889.
1t may he had wholesale and retail of DR.. d
Jayne, General Agent, No 20 South Third Street
Philadelphia, and of the subscriber at his drus
store in Ottawa. Price 81.
NJ E.HoLIlSTER.
May .3d, lSao, l--3m
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
John {. Chanplin.

Attorney ard Counselor at Law,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
Having associated himselfwith Mcssrs. SPRING
and GOODRICH, of Chicago, will attend to all
practice of their profession in the county of La
Sale.
Ottawa, June IL, 1870 i---tC
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

The a60te Is the tue d htic paper, commenced
idtioa equal 10 any country paper in the Stote.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
LambrtriAe, N. j., April 9th, 1889.

iIWbtiiSttHe, ". D., NpTll -'n icJJ.
DR.. JAYSr--DeW Sr.--By the blessing of God
your INDIAN EXPECTORANT has effected
a cure in me OF most distressing complaint. In
December last, ] was seized with great severity
by paroxysm of Asthma; disease with which
lad been afflicted for many years past 1t was
attended with hoarseness and soreness of the
lungs and throat, together with "A lahorious cough,
and complete prostration of strength, and when
almost worn ont with sulocation, bottle of your
ExpCctorant was sent to my house. At first
thought it was nothing but 1uackcry, but seeing
it so highly recommended by DR.. Going. with
whom was well acquainted, was induced to try
it, and in few days it completely cured me, nor
have | ever had any return of the disease since.
| have now formed so high an opinion of your
medicine, that if had but few bottles oft and
could obtain no more, would not part with them
! for ten dollars each.
Yours, most respectfully,
|
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

Ell qualltcS,
500 +" Childrens Shoes e. Boots, do
Together with numerous other articles, which are
usually found in country Store. We only say,
call and see for yourselves, and we are confident
you will find such articles, and ut such prices rs
will snit.
Corn, Oats, Flour, Bacon, Pork. Butter,
and most other kinds Of Country produce taken
in exchange; Scrip or Cash will not be 'ciustd.
WALKER Il SANGER.
Oitauo, May 30lh 1910. %--.n
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
New GOOds---jllst received.
WALKER g. SANGER.

WALKER g. SANGER,
4 t their Store, on the South side of the Pub.
n lie Square have on hand and offer for sale
on accommodating TERMS
10 hogsheads of N. o. Sugar,
box of w ii. do
2 bbls. of Loaf and Lump Sugar,
40 of Molasscs,
70 q" of old rec,ifcd Whiskcy,
5 of Lmsccd Oil,
40 kegs of White Lead,
| barrel of Castor Oil,
2 " of Tanners Oil,
" Of Sperm Oil,
60 kegs of assorted Nails and Spikes,
coils of Mannilla and Hemp Rope,
60 " of Bed and other Cords,
25 sacks of Rio and Hav. Coffee,
10 chests Y. H., Imp. and G. p. Tea,
70 sacks of l.. G. Salt,
50 boxes of Glass,
Z " of Tobacco,
rs " of Soap and Candles,
Together with most of the other articles, general
~ found in the Grocery line Also, large and
splendid assortment of
Shelf Hardware Il Cutlery,
Amies' and Uashburns ShoreiS, Iron
of different sizes; E. b. and Cast Steel,
NH Sovs, Hand Sa,cS, Thrills, TiceS,
Blacksmiths BeHows, Log and Trace
Chains, Stores and HoAoW Hare,
And other items in this line too numerous to
mention. Also, good large and well selected
Stock Of Dry Goods,
Purchased expressly for this market, consisting
in part of
4 bales of 4-s and rs Bro. Shcetings,
2 (" Blankets,
80 pieces of Cloths and Sattinctts,
ii I" Bed Tick,
90 /" Hickory Stripe,
Is (" Apron Check,
300 :. Calicoes,
10 - Flanncls,
3 /" Cotton Flannels,
20 - Bid. Shirtings & Sl,eelings
10 - Irish Linen.
Also. Osn0Jurphs. BurIaDS, Ui0Ders
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

Rcadysnadc Clothing.
ALSO,
100 pair Of Mems Thick Boots,
SO 4" Calf sewed Boots,
80 :" /" do pegged do
100 (" - Kip Brogans,
$50 I" Thick do
60 {" g Calf Shoes,
"a 50 Pumps,
300 g Ladies Shoes e. Boots, assert
al o,,j,toc
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Darling
ton, Pa
DR.. II. JAyyE.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

THE ILLINOIS FREE TRAD is
published at Ottawa, the seat of justice OF LA
Sale county, Illinois, every Friday morning, OH
a large imperial sheet, at the following terms,
to-wit: TWO DOLLARS Am FIFTY CENTS per
annun, if paid in advancc--THnEE DOLLARS
if not paid before the expiration of the first six
months, and THREE DOLLARS AND TWENTY
FIVE crNrs if Delayed until the expiration of the
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

Stale of Illinois, La Sale County Circuit Court.
Rv-rppN AJrIIrD
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31

the importance Of having all the lumber of the
Kennebec and Androseoggin manufactured at
Bath: this will call for more Steam Mills, and
bring large amount of population, into town, It
will likewise give rise to new channels of trade
and profit, and infuse additional life through the
old ones. 4th. We infer that a patent Cordage
Manufactory, will be put into operation before
great while, which would yield great profit, and
be ofmuch advantage to the town and vicinity
5th Cotton and Woollen Factories might be car
ried on here with immense profit, and will be, we
dare say, before many years. 9th. All articles
OF foreign manufacture, might as we'll not, be
imported directly to this place, and thus secure
additional profits to the merchant here and in the
vicinity. These differences and thousand others
ifcarred into sober practice, would make Bath, in
few years what we are really disposed to believe
she will be, the largest and most important town
in the State Sooner later, this must be the
case. And what really tends to benefit this town,
must likewise, in the nature ofthnys. benefit the
towns above US, in the end that no cause for
jealousy, really exists, although such may have
been the short sighted views of some.
In conclusion, Ladies and Gentlemen, tce infer
that such respectable town of Bath is, and is des
tined to beshould support handsomely and heartily
the paper that chronicles its fame
KIND PArRoNs ire wish you a "HAPPY
New YEAR p But will il be such to YOU all ,
This question is Cor you to decide. Your true hap
piness will be secured, only by looking upon the ills
and Affections incident to man, as lessons and in
cenlyss to a life Of VIRTUE and REcrIrupE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31

crisis will arrive the coming year; and should the
people decide that the number of Represe natives
should be 100 il would remove considerable OBJ
lection to the annual Legislation. Now let US
look into other departments, and inquir. whether
there is any necessity of paying partizan Prin-
ter 10 or $i2eoo Gez printing annually whether
the Stationary has not cost double what it onpht
10 cost, and whether poor and mean articles Ina We
not been furnished and he highest price for what
good article would cost, charged whether there
is not too much expense in the Adjutant and
Quarter Master Generals Office; whether there
is any necessity for continuing to grant more Ar
tillery Companies at an expense of 800 to 1000
dollars each whether it is absolutely necessary
to appropriate 50 900 annually for Ailitary.Books
AS 10 the Land Office, its concerns are so rotte
that dare not approach it, but hope the Legis-
lature will order the notes all collected that can
be collected and then hoist the flood gates and
cleanse the Augen Stable, and sell no moro land
or timber except for cash. LINCOLN
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
ARRIVALS. CLEARANCEs, &c.

Ar at N Orleans 18th ship Caspian. Patton
Bath. Adv slip Nance, Nichols, Havre, passage
only; bark Florence, Decker for Boston with
despatch; brig Choctaw, FEtner do. do.
Ar at NJ bile llth brig Splendid johnson Porto
Rico Adv brig Ha,dee, Fiitner, Baltimore,
wanting deck load.
Ar at Baltimore 22d,srig Georgana, Nc Lel.au
N Orleans sc
Ar at Holmes Hoe % sch Hudson, Lindsey
Boston tr n York-and remained 18th
At Tarpauhn Cove gath brig Crusoe. Of Wis
casset, sch Mary Adams of Boothbay
81 fin Trieste Oct 9th ship Clyde, Theobald
N Orleans
At ST Thomas 5th brig Rowland, Adams, Will
nngton N Z
Ar at Gloucester 10Th schs Romeo, Belfast
2oth New York, hostGn tr Thomaston Della
ware, Warren ir N York; Coral. Thomaston
Ar at Boston Goth schs Harriet, Reed, Booth
bay; Mary Chase. Ch'se, Brnnswc'; Comet,
Young, Belfast; Mary Ann, Stearns Bath; Chal-
lenge. Me Carly "estport
Ar at Portland 26 sch Hannah, Kneeand,
Camden; harmony, Allen, Boothbay tor Boston;
Eliza, Norton, Bremen ir do; Pioneer, Godfrey,
do. do.
Ar at Havana 9TH schs Jasper. Hubbard. Ma
chIas; Charlrs, Rch, Bangor, 70; Sid brig Ills
worth, Homer, Bath
Ar at n ORLEANS 18th s Ups United States,
Swant"n, Bath 10 days; Ontario, Holnes, WIS.,
casset, ~; Ci loth brig Raymond, Leven-eiler.
Baltimore lith snip T-lumah. Gidrn. Glasgow,
up, Amazon, ir Havfe, next week; f; Marsei ,les,
Noble, l"adhg.
Ar at savannah 18th sch Azora, Lemont, St
Johns. Fa-and loading 18th for w Indies
Went to sea lin Charleston 18th ship Birming-
ham, Robnson ir Boston
Al trinidad % days since, Calico, Lombard,
fin ST Jdgo for Mansa Ila, To load crew sick
Ar at Gav> ston 9Th inst brig Crylon. Mcrrick,
Bath,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31

Sen Magnolia Of this port, (belong;ng TO sIessrs
Otis Kimb'i. Capt Pr-ble. muster and another.
was "rec"ed, on the morn ny &C Dec. 9th. ut
o'clock, en- bakers Island; the violence Lf the
s'a, such. that in half an hour, size was beat
all to atoms. The Captain and crew saved. A
passenger, (name not known to our correspnn .
denD belonging in Bowdoinham. had his leg
bro ken by the vessel rolling on to HIM he came
into Boston in the brig Wave from the West In
dies, and was his wy home. No insurance
on the vessel! as we learn,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31

THE members Of Engine Company No. 8 are re-
minded that their next meeting viii he on Wednts.
day evening next ia, II, clock, nj the Engine
House. pnnciual attendance il requested. A sup
per W ill be provided at the Elliot House for tho
company aud such other Citizens As fl :" paitake
with them. Col. A. Soue will address them on
the occasi,n.
Tickets fifty cents TO ba had Of w. v. Moses,
& G. Trufanl. 5. ID. Haley, aud f. A. Flod .kins
L. A IiODGKiNS, Cierk.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
BATH ACADEMY.

KHR. BLANCHARD, will conmcncel his SIC.
Iva oSD TERM Of insnnt"n on Monday the iItl,
day oi Jannary next. Grateful Tor the patronage he
has already received MIR 3 wouId take this oppor-
nruny 10 inform the inhabt mis- If l'aih, that no
efforts shall b. wanting on his part, TO secure the
intellectual and moral improvement "f thosc COM
mtcd tn his trust.
1ENN--F"r the Languages and the higher Eng
lish branches FIVE dnllars For the connun Eng.
lisli branches -Four dollars.
III Der 3O,h IS4A 3v'10
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
DtI.U(,I;.

Counting Room .Aimanacs for sale at This Office,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
AZ MARINE LIST. I'll
= =
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

LAUNCHED. Ship "GENEs-EE" $50 ions
bur,hen, owned by CLkRx & SEwALL. Samuel
ats aid others, to b. con,nan1ed by Capt. i.nn,-
bard I his ship is "A No l" in respect 10 matte
rails and workmanship. ind is the sixth. that has
heen built, during the ear o lat, within sixv rnds.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31

The Wings Of Pi-cataqus are to hold County
Convention. to nominate County Officers. TO be sub
mhed to tbs Governor for his consideration. The
Wings Of Somerset talk Of doing Likewise. Per
haps this is the best method.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31

Hancock and Washington We learn from the
-argus, tina, Joshua A Lowell ('oco) is reel c,ed
to Congress fom this district at the second trial. by
a minority Of one rote! See the value of one vo.e.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-31
Fresh Goods.

EUS T receive ed and fn SHE by s. BONLES.
- &, c., No. !, Hale, = Bl"rk. Front Street. u
r., a, as rtn,rni'f GROCERIES-sHch a. Tea,
c. flee. Sugars alnlasses. R,re Chnrolat-, Salrr-
a,ns. Rnisns. Ci'ron. Maze. Ginger, Prppersauce,
Eng Mustard. Candes, Gr"und Spices. Irish Moss !,
Rose water Mead Syrup. Lemon do. Sweet Meats,
Winchester Soap. Shaving do, tavendi sh and
Homey Dew Tobacco. Principe Cigars, Cuba SKIES
do, Longtime do Fgs. Dates, Oranges, Lemons,
Grapes. Nuts Of all kinds, Flour. Meal, Butter,
Chrcse. Eggs, Winter strained OIL, Castor and
sweet OIL broon,s, Pipe, Wicking, Corks. Fine
S 1T. &c &c.
.4LSO-A superior article Of WINES, selected
on purpose for family and medicinal uses.
Az usual, good assortment Of Cake, Conlec-
,ionary. &c &c
ALSO-A compete assortment Of the newest
style of LONDON TOYS.
Path Dec "a l>30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
mAIkrIN. EEUNY & NARD

UVAVE RECEIVED their entire stock Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hats, Nc. winch
IS decidedly the largest best selected aud cheapest
assortment they have ever had Tie pleasure oIoieT-
ing. ,.o,
They offer no leading articles for less than cost
to produce the Impression they are uh@et ,Sc','"s
,heir neIphbors. but in a general bill. challenge
canpa,ison of prices and qualities with any house
in Town, feeling confident that they have 'a'u IN
their stock on terms that will enable them 10 sci''
when a comparison is made.
They, therefore, mast respectfully lns'e mn
riends and all transient dealers to give them cat
April
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

hive gratefully and pnbcy ncknow by The per
sous benefited aid who were previously unncq unined with
Compounded and upon which they consequently
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend ihcmsGlye in disen
form aud description. Their first operation Is
loosen from the OF the stomach and bowels, the
impurities aud crudes constant settling anund them, md
the hardened Hces which collect in the conYol-
tons OF the small inestmes. Orher Medicines only partially
cleanse these aud leave such collected behind Us To
produce hahua cosycnes with ali its main OF evils or sud
den dafrhoa WIN ~ imminent dangers. IhH la9t Is wen
known all regular Rnatonists, who examine the human
novels after dcaih aud hence the prejudice oil these weln-
formed men against qnnck Medicines OF Medicines Iepaf-
ed aud heuldcd TO the publicly ignorant persons The Sc.
eond effect Of the Lie Medicines Is 10 cIrRnse the kidney mud
the bladder and by this means The liver ana me lungs inc
hcathu action OF which entirely depends upon the regularity
of the urinary organslhe blood, which takes ITS red color
from the OF the liver aud the lungs before passes m
the hcnrt, being thus purified by them and hoaised by
food coming from Glenn stomach courses freely through The
veins part of the SYSTEM and trinmphpnty
mounts the hummer OF health IN The bloo,ang check,
Moats Vegetable Lite Medicines have been thorouA lily
tested and prononnt cda sovereign remedy Tor Dyspepsia
Flauleucv, Paputon OF the Heart Loss ppele iIeart
burn, Reslessness IlemEr Anxiety onguor and Melan,
.hoY, Costvcnrss, Dianhocn, Cholen, Fcvers OF all
kinds, rheumatism, GouL Dropses oil all kinds, GRAY
cl, Worms, Asthma aud Consumption Senrvh Ulcers
io.s.nlt Rhcum, Eryspeas, Common Colds and Influenza
and various other Complaints which oci the hunnn innc
In Fever and Aguc partcnlny Tho Life Medicines hnvo
brcnmos eminey successful much that in the e.
and Ague districts Phpsrens Utmost universally pre-
scrihetheu5.
nar in taking the Life Medicines strictly according otbe d
rcctons lis not by newspaper notice. or by any Thing
That he hmsclimay their fror TINT he hopes 10 gam
credit. Ills nIone by the results ola fair trial.
MoFFATS medical. MANUAL, designed a; n do
nestle guide to heu.Ihs ttle pamphlet, edited by w
b. hola SO broadway, New York has bccn published ioi
the purpose Of explaining lly Mr.. Mo1s theory o
ng health threats upon prevalent eases and the eaase'
thereof Price, % ccuser salehy MI Mofts aeenis gen
Ihese Valuable Medicines are for sale by
Dr.. J. r. royal 5Lyncbbnrr Va.
c. /. ESTES, Losingstoa Nelson oor va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

"ahaes River rand Annawha Company.
N0EkCE TD CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS. will be received at the Office of
the james River and kanawhn Company in
Richmond, Va, until the slh July next, for the
construction Of six Dams. with RwcII. ucks to be
constructed across James River between Lynchbng
and the mouth OF North River.
THESE ID ans are To be built of heavy solid stone
masonry, having such part LAID in cement as the
specifications shall designate, aud with such abnt-
ments, Ne, as the Engineer shall exhibu on The
plans. They will vary III hen III from to b feet
Also, pfopo",ls will be received f1f the Lock
Gates Of all the Locks between the points nbnvr
named, with non work, similar 10 those below Lynch.
burg.
= Ihe plans and specifications Of said Dsms and
Lock Gates will be really be exhibited by
L. II. GU. Esq, the Engineer. and after the
ION day Of June nexi, al his office in Lynehbulg,
whore contractors may apply FOR such information
az VIII enable them 10 make proper proposals.
Payment for the woit will be made IN the same
manner as for other works on The line above Lynch.
burg, which were let IN November Inst.
The lime iof the completion of the above work
vii be March, 1872. he TIMBER for the Lock
Gates viii BE- required TO be procured and Land away
carefully as The specification directs
b. WRIGHT.
Chief Engineer j. K. x X. Co.
Richmond Nav tGJ'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

No wonder the public mind was poisoned ut the
.inie sgnnsi Gen, ]arfison's ronduct. No wonder
that the breath o suspicion hung aronng bis m'l'-
tary movemrn,s--and no wonder that he had 10 re-
sof, 10 the Certificates md afiauits Of his officers. 10
from utter ruin bis iotiering military mime
Nolhog but the refusal OF CroEiian and mis- ofh
erts ~ esscute Fort Sandusky. saved The 'mHfions
Of public stores al CifreiaHd; The uhoe shipping on
lake Eyir--ana MeinBoeent ieomen and children on
the frontier, eriending for npwards RI 500 mites'-
That gallant defence cliapgsd The tide OF war, aid
The wave began 10 roll back upon the lnvadefs.-
They were ,augli by thai memorable coufictto re-
sprei. and even To 5ear our artns. -.
II has been prayely said. thai Gen liarr sons
military character never was assaed unfli he be-
same a candidate for The Presidency. How utterly
ia se aud untrue the assertion. The whole history
al the Of the last shows that clouds and
ntknesl were constantly lhtoan around his move
rncnls. and nothing but his prudent resignation IN
1879 saved him that small potion ct military char
Hcter, Which lie has retained. have already snid
that Gen. llaffison's operations in For Mcigs were
allow. inactive aud inefficient. and did not showany
mna,y skill aud arlot md HAT bis brave aud gall
liant volunteers tsome 81 whom ne from Virginia,
aud ! PERSONAL, knew some 81 Ihem.1 we're panlinR
Tor an opportunity Of meeting The eneuy. and that
opportunity never mas afforded Them. In support
oi tbs declaration. and 10 shev The stale OF Cen
Ilnrilsuh's military fame 1T that time, will miro.
duee ccnain Rc.olntious, Which followed public
}1yoitSiafton drawn up aud sieued by many oil the
officers Of that day. of both political plrtirs, and
published 10 the public papers 81 that day, which
they charge Gen. larrsnn's conduct rs being mys-
tSefioas and iatrplietbie. But 10 the Resolutions
aud names signed 10 tins document --"hith issued
fiom Grand Camp Ohm H,iida, Aug. 30, 1873.
Therefore, Resolved Thai "e place lie most I'M
plClt confidence IN his Execllency, Return u.
Mcigs, "a oommander.in-ch'd of fae militia Of iHls
State, aud ,hat we view Inn as wise and judieous
Chief magistrate.
"Rcsolsed, Thatarefihe various rtqpsilions and
demands from his FxeeIleucy Maj.
Gen, Harrison, VIC hGhly approve OF his Exee'ency
the Governors conduct IN the occasion, aud tnils
coincide with him on the propficiy Of leaviog
otce sufficient answer any emergency.
"krsoiytd. Thai We regret the backward state OF
ha preparations was such astn exclude the iruops
called Ia the relief Of FoIt Mcgs, ms we'll thoss
who returned Is the proportion tolalued, fom par
nc pning IN the present campaign, for aliich they
hsforeted 50 great an aarisfy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
Tl.0CE Of EtslsN.

In the lower part oil the county, called "Dannrh
VESTS tract" adjoining the Lands of George Gal
bert and others, and containing 800 acres. his
Land is all we'll tlmbeied, has some good tobacco
l. and il. and lies convenient to saw mill.
shall also sell al the same time aud place, all Of
stock of Horses, among which is match Of tcetL
broke Carriage Horses, days and two large Mules.
two yoke OF Oxen, several good Cows aud Calves.
besides other Cattle, between 30 aud 40 fal Sheep,
stock of Hogs. quantity of teeI cured Bacon, &c.
Also, good Riding Carriage and Harness winch
have rot been much used. All my Household aud
Kitchen Furniture. which is mostly new and Of
good quality also Ox Carts, good Wheat Fan,
and all other kinds OF Plantation Utensils OF every
description. Also Corn, Olls, &c.
Myself OF Mr.. Nash who resides on the premises,
will show the two fi,s mentioned Tracts OF Land to
thsoe disposed 10 vitw them Mr. Edward Patterson
wi!isiow the Tract lying in tie lower part OF the
county.
Much of the above property is very valuable, and
it is rarely that such Tract OF Land as thai first IA
med is ever brought into market
TERMS.-One aud two years credi will be Civ
en- for The Lands, the purchasers giving bonds with
approved security, carving interest from the date.
Possession given the 25th day OF Decembc ne xt,
with the privilege Of seeding grain in the fall The
other property will be sold credit until the 81
day Of March next the purchasers giving bonds with
good security carrying interest from the day of sale
JOHN L. FITZPATRICK.
May 81 I29M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
MAY 4
FOU9YEs or .VEAE' R'.EEsTB'

YE1liERE WILL be Il Harrison Bafbacac on The
4 Attn of July, al Ofonoker, IN Amherst t"9hiN,
nrar Wines Gap The entertainment will be novel
and interesting. GreatnumbeTs oil both Ladies ana
Gentlemen will be expected. he thing will be con
Quoted in The usual Harrison style.
ROBERT 7. NINMO.
NJ II idJy