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n 49,, S-Ith,, n,if.,-, characterization v,,i
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$3.50 $40 s.l,,,,, ,,,,,,,tf. .,,-ss
sa, se,trsl, s.. IA, r,,,.c,loae 10 to-
rho rere un,rar,tats4 sth DE bcagt.fpIiy mi
soob cal principle 75n whiah thcy were com.
9ana3sd aad ar1n . siah thar consequently act
THE PHENfX BTT1ERS are 50 called be.
eauao thfg 11sscss d. power oil restoring The e.
ai,.nr ernbe-s oil healfa. 10 rlouiro vlgef tbfo'
sri ~ ,-asisailea. 81 ths ph-ait .ss SAD 10 b
ressofe. 10 rr- ffom iae ashes OF its srs gtssolu
u-B. Th- phraig p..'ers arc eotlre'v yepa,sbt-
.snpsees III ,oa.s fua3 ouly n certain -srts al
iaa sers,rrn coasfry aA,rh viii iehI35fy esre
FFFEPS AND A6JEe 1fEr kinda; sin ee.rf
fslt, c,.-i.,,e eafi.ety an the sr-etq ~ uc,ro-
~. ifGgts.v ss7rg7 ,htn the r-,tt 7srefft, oreo.
s-atlaas 81 sarse7l.ils. arf utl ir7rrd,siei,
csrr it'd Determination er FLOOD To THE
HEAD; never isil II u.e stel4sst fnet,fest 4,
,s4ra fsnqbg, ina gtll 10 found a cef.ap, rem,
nv n 1il cAa,s u NERVOUS 9flfify end tseqtrsss
=. thc of7si i,np,ired sors.tutiop, k4are,nedt
ff asc and faFsmaiorg RTFEf ViTTYW
Eetli--es IT the Pbnuiz Biters vii BE- demon
.trat#9 tg ito use AZ 5iarls tsi,!e.
'Faa Pfoputt7r tcts.ees il III cs35rt4a.lv c!y n
Jcd b o. ua,yer.a Diffusion IL the press for
pi1ei1g H. VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
wi,h5a The auorlatre a14 reach Of every indtyi.
dalt ii the community UnGkr the host Of per.
nioians euaasctias, which boast OF yepcts5lo IN.
pfetisnts the Lie Pills are purely and snfglr
rEaurArt-, and contain neither Mercury, AMI
moar Arsenic, nor any other mineral, IN any
Gsm wha'.ycf Thc5 arc entirely composed q
extracts from rare aad powerful plants, TIC var.
taes Of which, though i5ng known 10 seecrai Ia.
dian tribes, and recently 70 some eminent pharma.
,eu'.cal chsmsts, are altogether unknown 10 the
I 'gnofant prcianfefs e medical science and aerc
never before @aainis'efei 10 50 happAy ciaca.
c'one continuation.
Their hr'' operation - to loosen from ihe coats
Of tue stomach ana bowels, the various tmFg'itca
ana efNaiues ea"ktat'iy seiu'ng around them :
ana 2 remove $40 hardened i1'es witch collect
u w eAN'o'"sions q tne sna, 1nlcstines' ON.
q ~ a'ei"ea ohY pat'1HY cleanse thetc, and
,'Asg bI'h I'.te'ca fhasscs oeAiaa es 70 produce
"-5'''' '' 'es'' WIN az US VAN o. eflla, or
'o t''ft"ga, |ilh US immihsnt dangers
nis '4c1 ]. ven kR'"H 70 al regular ANTAGONISTS,
@h' canine we human oo"''s after death and
100 VIZ F'Jnaiea q ih'te WeH informed "'en
.si ,la ,.f, r q n 'pe gg I9s Sc.
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POETRY.
MorHER. THY NAME Is HoLIER FAR

nj THOMAS John oCsELET.
Mother. tbs n5me is l,olier fax
Than aaght that trag0s ct nsu can tel
Thou wen, 10 me guiding star
To know thee was to love thee well
To love-.o worship--ioF e'eu now
Fond memory blends me with the past,
Ere grief had marked Thy smiling brow,
That lore was 6rst-twill be the last.
Nother--dear mother ION thy breas,
bow my head with anguish deep;
Then joy-Pure Joy--that lulls to rest,
Come Ger me ike nav ehilduood's sleep
When nesting TO thy bosom pure.
| thought uc:-telt not-pang Of pam,
Dul hush'd lay in thy arms secure
More than Ger can be again.
Molher-kiGd mother j. ~ Of thought
That life can givl-sfFee;ion prove
Is thine. aud osty thine; for aaagat
Can be beloved as loy love;
And could choose ny dying place,
When God shall call me 10 my rest,
IL smils-hfe's last look--in thy face,
Add breathe lifes last breata-cn thy breai
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o. Last Notice.

TEyHE subscriber hereby notifies all persons m
Y dobled to the late firm OF Alexander y Bro
theirs. that The business OF that concern must be
closed fdrihwilh. Al who do not comply wi'h
this notice between this time and the Isl Of Jan-
uury next, by settlement o. their notes OF &C
counls, may rest ussured Of having 10 settle theu
Win az oaiccr. This is p5si,ioety the last Rotie'
we shall gisc OF this subject,
ADAM ALEXANDER,
One Of fks SarviriRg Ppiasrs Of tie
.ffn u Alexander s Brothers.
Nac ., 1911. III
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- Clergyman SupCrinleudents and Tes.hsrs
Of Sabbath Scbaol=, Agents Of Re eious Ncws
papers and Periodicals 50 Postmasters, And Book
seilers, throughout lhe country are respectfully
requested 70 act az our agentl
~ No letter DiA Be taken from the eliee un,,sl
poet Patd
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| know il viii give you pleasure TO hear
that II is now 10 successlu! operation. MY
evening class shl continues 10 mel very
interesting; my students Improve, ana
find that Impariing is on excellent way Of
acquiring knowledge. The sehool Tor
children is aourishing; our Sunday school
is also much improved our little church IS
nearly finished and we are making ar
raneemeuls 10 engage minister who VII
ofliclaie alternately nj the three Villages
return my grateful acknowledgements
TO Yourself and excellent husband, for The
knowledge have 70 impart to others. II
I | have done auy good here, YOU undr'
Providence, have given me the po~er'--
The many conversations with you, white
in New York, on the subject Of usefulness,
we're treasured up, and these words OF
yours, spoken nearly to3r years ago, h'sl
inspired mo with determination Of living
10 benefit mankind -" Oue man may ac
aompllsb a great deal by doing al. the good
10 bis power"
Please present ny respectful regard to
Ur f..
remain, dear Meto,n, With grateful al
lection, your humble, obd'' ssrv't,
THOMAS c..
Years rolled on, Josephine became the
} mo.her or i've lovely cbIldren-she bad
thus for supeFIn,endod their education alone
bul as Der domusIio duties increased, am
her station 10 society became a more re
spousible ope, for her husbsrd nov hs!d al
impor,an. office r goyorumenl' she though
il adv sable to engage govetness.
Va mus, not do tbs rashly, but prayer
fully" SAID Josephine. 10 conversation VIII
her husband on the subject. e" We know
the FIRST Impressions are the most lasting
our children arc sill young, aud II IS no
only necessary to secure an educated ar'
iaunted lady, but one Of moral worth an'
pioty that the foundation OF their useful
ness here, and happiness hereafter, mas b
laid"
Ny ierveut prayer shall be- said 'h
Heavenly Father tn,~ Lla-as :hrsn 20, 4 IN os
such goTcrness as my Own Josephine la
beeu." C. II. P.
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out she United STATES.

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{inelldlng this notices. and give it II inside in.
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% eject sprr, M ihe paict.sa uca6y wl ts
ie'aiued ~ himself o. travelling AGENT
eonprta 'a1 ilygctan or Famij, piii. tae CO...
seian Ionlc, 70 restafe The sFht.iassd O. bfcs !
dSAn eoa9iiiHiion lhe ttef,oc Pm, % ccrt ,sa.
paia. p dl!. -I'ues and diseases pccu.aftn Earar
and The Agac Flli. % eure intermittent frvcrs s-.
agees iag farther ul5sm4tioa. the sllletrd e.
,4f'gea . Potscss tAemselycs d ihu Hyeeisl a.
hkft llYgcii, iofnistad gratis AZ the progrntel4
once 20. = A'lot li1ose, New. Yofk, add BY 81.
his agent Thea pagsrs conlnin iafam8in
exceedingly interesting 10 ihe reL anA ny=t
together With twenty aye asvioi receipts. and :
mass q facts and orftjestes, ,hst must ro-,i g
e'eff reasonable mia-, lis. Is, ilygesa *. (.
cioes sre nvaluabe.
To- sl.e sy
Charlotte, Jan ,. 1871.
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Csock s. Watch Esepairin :
TnOs. rROTTEK

sndsr, situa,ed South from the Court House be-
tween the +" Minson House and the e bat'g'le
U,tsln twill Be his eafncs, desire to Do I" PIX
EilhfuiIv a. rucrit encouragement
Charlotte Jane 3, ISL sea
be, fer CASH
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NHT ANTEp, lNMEDlATELY two boys
w IRON IS y l6 years Of age, as ApPicnli.
ces 70 Re Tail0u5s Blsiasss.
J. & D JAMESON.
Jars Is ls4l 3sd
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.HESCEEA.EsEOES
The eTG.ersscs.,
A TALE or GOOD SOCIETY
wsITrES By \ LADY OF EALEIGU.

-coNcLUDED-
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SACRED sCRIpTUREs.

Geography Aelgral I.,,o,g 4. lnlqgi,ie
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g u q u q

ROBERT SEARS PuGlIgIr.
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CRU ENglNcPring.
GRADUATE of a Northern Institute,

A GRADUATE of a Northern Institution IL dcs;
"A rous OF opening School, in this place. to teach
CT 4 l. f. " q " T. f. n I " q. If
sufficiently encouraged he will commence the 2nd day of
January next, and continue five months His course Of
study win include General Mensuration, I.evcIlinp
Land, Common Road, Canal, Rail Road, & Tupopraph
neal surveying. Drafting and the necessary calculations
Of the power Of water for Alling Water Works &c. and
variety 1t matter in the Mathematical Arts which il.
lie Works
y utterly impossible to acquire knowledge of the
different subjects. comprised in Engineering wi,hou,
constant use OF instruments,-and render tho course
thorough, BY applying theory practice he will fur
NH At his own expense those which are necessary
The course will be found highly beneficial to facilitate
business In the common pursuits Of e-more so than
other branches Of education, which be acquired in
the same space of time knowledge of Survey and
Drafting will be valuable acquisition TO any young gen
sean in dischagng the duties Of any station which he
may occupy in society.
10 afford time TO procure text books those wishing IL
enter will please avail themselves Of the earliest oppor
tunity, 10 call at the Office of James Garland ESD and
leave their names, where satisfactory references will bo
given, and whee the character Of his testimonials can be
sscsfained.
Iks 81,
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4oitseotte filtrlltOeuee.

SCiCiDf---Wc are panied to announce that Col
John Hewitt Of Bedford county. committed suicide
his residence Liberty. Tuesday the Both ult
The Circumstances thus detailed letter the
Fsii,ors:-"on Tuesday morning, sbout day break with
ont tho lnawler Of any Of his family. he took gun
walked ont ri the house and shot himself through tho
head lie did not die immediately, but lived I'LL
Thursday night. Il o'rock. lie talked frequently on
Tuesday AMI 'fncsla, nght-apparcd 10 be perfectly in
his right mndand. on being asked why he had commit
ted the rash art replied. >msniy lie settled up all
othis earth, affairs calmly and deliberately. after com
uniting the deed
We know Tho deceased we'll. and esteemed him az
ono ppsss'i ofmany an,ahlc and generous qualities Of
the heart Faults he undoubtedly had butt NAV we'll
said thai the, were coun,rialanccd b, redoonng viz
tucs.-Ne deeply sympathsr with the respected family
Of our departed friend, Llp,oatia.g Republican.
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Trust sale.

accordance with the provisions OF Deed of Trust
executed To the subscriber. by Samuel Burcb, bearing
date the l0h day OF December, 1882, and OF record
the Hastings Court Of the Corporation Of yncbnrg, for
certain purposes said deed expressed, will be exposed
sale. Tuesday the 3Oth day of the present month
the highest bidder at public auction, for cash. the fol
lowing SLAVES, To vii. Washington. man and first
rate carpenter by rade-Aloses, man-Amy, a woman
Mary, woman, and her two children, Martha and
Eliza with the future increase Of the icmaes-1he
title Is supposed To be unquestlonablc but acting us
tee. tho Undersigned will guarantee other than is
vested in him by said Trust Deed.
JOHN WILLS, Trustee.
Nov. t3ON
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TIRGlNI\-At rules held in the Clerks Oac, of the Cir
cult superior Court of Law and Chanccry for the csn
ty Of Nelson, in the month of November lS1i
Floyd L. Whitehead, surviving administrator of TIezekah
iiargfo'e, decd, Plaintiff,
against
Ralph W. Ioftus, Nathan I-oitus in his own right and
Nathan lohtus and James d. Goodwin late merchants
partners trading under the firm and style D. Good
win Co, Nathan loftu of the surviving partner. of
the late concern of John j. Iargrove Co.., said Nathan
Lous, one OF the surviving partners of Lous Fargove
Co. said Nathan I.oftus surviving partner of the
of Loltus Hargroye and as surviving partner
OF the late of Hargroye otit, and James Gar
land and Beverly Iargrove, Executors of John j. agrovs
Hull James d. Goodwin and Beverly Iargro,e surviving
securities Of said John James Iargro,e decd and Floyd L.
surviving amnlstra'9 Of liezekiah hargavs
aee ana iezeklah iiargrove, Polly iargrove Sophia
argrove and Nelson lIargrove, and William H. Hargrove
aud Harriet r. s largrove Ann b. Fargrove Charles fIar
grove and Edward laIgrove, children of Thomas Hargo,s
decd and John b Fortune and Selma his wife, formerly
Selma Hargrove, and Ann F. Hargrove of said John
J liargroye, decd, Pamela Hargrove Emily Hargrove,
Mary liargrove, Susan IIargovc Isabella Hargove Ann
Maria iiargrove, Thomas argroye and Alexander liar
grove children of John Iargroye decd and Catlct Wills,
grove and " iam T. Iargrovc Robert X Hargrove, Mar,
garet liargrovc Susan Iargrove Lewellen Cash and
Arabella his WIFE formerly Arabella argrove Edmund W.
i and betsy Ann his wife, formerly Betsy Ann lIagrose
children OF William Iargrove decd and Rufus IIiggngbot-
ham and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth HagIo,.'
ezekiah H. llargroye James Is. Iargrovc and Joseph NJ
iarsroNe, children of Joseph iiargrove, decd,
In CHANcERy
The defendants, ezekiah Hargrove Polly Hargrove, 10
Pha liargrove, Nelson IIargrove, William II. Hargrove,
Harriet r. = liargrove, Ann argrove Charles Hargrove,
Edward iiargrove, John b. Fortune and Selma his WIFE
famea, iiargrove, Emily Harrrove Mary Hsrgrove, su,
argove, Isabella llargrove, Ann Maria IIaSrove ana
honas argrove not having entered their appearance na
gwen security according to the of Assembly and the rules
hs Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence INA.
they are not inhabitants of this Conmonwea On mot'es
OF the plaintiff by COUNSEL ordered that the said deten-
dans do appear here at rules be held the said Clerks
ere on the first Monday in February next and answer inc
bill of the plaintiff and that copy This order be forthwith
inserted IN the lynchbnrg Nrgnian, newspaper puhlSho
IN 'e town OF lynchburg for two months h
hher copy posted the front of the Courthouse "
this county Court day.
\ Copy, -Tcstc,
10. c. CT TIER {,
Aov WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-13

AwFut AcerprNr At NhG,RA F,IIs.-Wc learn
that boat with three men went over the Falls Of Mac
ara, on the night of Monday last They had started
from Schosscr. al O'Clock intending cross over t.
ilndson's tavern. two mules above Chippewa Shortly
after they le the shore. cries iDm the river were heard
~ Fields tavern. by but excited no attention as
similar noises are very in that quarter from boat
men passing TO and fro No suspicion of the accident was
had until Thursday, when enquiry began arise snd
on Friday awful evidence oihe fate o the boat and her
devoted crew was presented in the fragments found in
the eddy below tho falls.
Ii supposed that the boat was stru-h by s1uall and
heing keav, loaded with barrel, of whiskcy sunk
tho wreehed men on board bcrg swcpby the rcsstlcss
current down The American rapids and the frrhtl
precipcc bcloa' The uamcs Of two were Jehiel ID
Kinney and John York. and the other was STRANGER
who had merely taken passage for Canada The two
former were from Nova Sco'la-kl nney had kept t,y
crn eight miles below the Falls for years past and
leit wife and three chldn-Part Of one Of the man
g'od b'dics said to have been found yesterday Bna
70 Dim. .7de. Nor. u.
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a Kennedy FOR TItgUsH-CANKERA AND
NURSING SORE MOUTH.

THOUSANDS both young and old but especially mothers
and infants, every year consigned TO the r'no ny
~. ab,,e stubborn diseases. The misunderstanding and
norance practising physicians IN regard to this dis
ease and consequent uncertainty oil cure from their pre-
srutions is subject of remark among all those
who suffered from the disease who have witnessed
the sufcrngs Of others.
It, heefoIe gives much pleasure to be able to offer to
this class OF sufferers remedy which has NENt
FAILED single instance in the most aggravated of
this disease where the mother and child have been
covered externally with cankcr the whole body,
as well as internally.
Many the have witnessed performed by these
medicines, in the stages OF TRuscANKER AND NuR
soRE MOUTH where the patient had been given
by a number Of the most talented physicians.
We present this compound thus confidently because we
know il is only Ia be tested to be appreciated.
For sale by DlNklE u RUMBOUGH.
Oct. p
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TIFF, Fatal, DIfEJS

Nc published few DAYS since. information that two
fatal duels were fought in the suburbs OF New Orleans
on tho l1th ult Tho Crescent Git, contains the follow
ing accounted them THE duel which we anticipated
IN our paper on TUESDAY, the result Of alteration
between two gentlemen. took place Yesterday with snail
swords. in the vicinity Of the saw mill in the lower mari
OF thccity Mons Chevrcmont Killed b, a thrust
near the region Of the heart and Mr. eons was slirh
" wounded in the shoulder. We do mol know which
was tte challenged party News was received in town
yesterday. that another duel had taken place day or two
since, At Baton Rouge in which Mr. andrea, had f,l
len victim IN the sword Of Mr. Grod; both were citi
.sn' Of this place, aud We learn they Tough. with brad
sword"
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POs(lDOncDDIent.

Tho above sale In again postponed until "Wednesday
the 9TH day Of December noxt on which day, IN add
ton Ia tho above described property, will be sold acre
Ill. woodcn tenefnrnts thcrcon. Also about . of an
acre of ground with small Stone House thereon lying
below the above described property. Also another Lot
Of prounc, Of about acre. with small frame houses
thereon adjoining Mrs. Turner'S Also, another Lot Of
ground containing 10 acres, more or less lying bacl on
the c on which there are agood quarry, spring. and
wooden tenement Terms Of sale, Cash
DAVID r. EDIEY.
Nov 90 wtl5D
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.vOflCP.

eVO11CC.
II UNAWAN from the subscriber. living in Meckcn-
H burg county, two Negro slaves with the procon-
cered arrangement To escape the county of Hampshire
or It's vicinity, and described as follows DAVY, a
black man OF spare FORM large mouth and rather draw
ling mode OF speaking and also down look, when
speaking questioned; he was raised in the county OF
Charlotte by Capt Henry A. Watkins. and was late the
property OF Mr.. A. {, Morton. His father now lives
with Richard Wilson. of Charlotte
OSCAR is bright muatto with remarkably large
loot hand and nose, very thick lips and fine soft voice,
his complexion very bright, and the least excitement
brings the blood to his face where il shows readily
IN that OF white man. He is about Is years old and
large and well grown. and probably has gone off with the
vague hope OF reaching Ohio, the borders of which
he raised
The apprehension ct said negroes and information
touching the same will confer favor and be suitably
"ardcd by WV. u. EASIN.
Neckienburg county, Va.
Dee o
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Noftfral.
To THE HON JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
o. reedisg hs bcasslfid poem on the "Hants q
.nfU,"

To THE HON. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
o. readins his bcnMfd poem on the Wants q
.M~,"
TT coRoILA HyAciSTH BrySFT
Ysr sesssss, dear sir, will seem but small,
When THEY'RE compared with mine
My single rans outweigh, thom all
fsra-x a soul HE fiipe.
For all the wants tina, YOU NAV find,
And vet ten Thousand more,
Can never satisfy a mind
So Sled with VISIONS store.
! war. sssd tia, in span
Csa sra.p the orbs o., high
The eniy II the man.
That is not doomed TO die,
want place in youdcr sky,
wherr vou and NAV meet,
To ,in< the prsise cf God on high,
Apd washp at hi, fret
You DO n.i ..,-aa the voice Of prs.c
II follow. behind
You will b. thasshi, in future dass,
The friend Of human Lind
And sf.sI s-cs, az they nse,
Esaltng viii proclaim,
In choral union TO the skies,
Their blessings rour name.
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called some time since TO of tLc greatest cnti
rsitic- that can be imagined. woman ot Mrs Sarah
shelton OF toochland, badly burnt when Young on
the right knee; inln the burn there has grown horn
projecting outward nine inches in length and Of an oya
brm until reaches the thick par, OF the leg |, seem
ed tn have every disposition to make its way into III,
nesh I'M was not prevented by pad From further ex
animation and measurement, where II made lis first ap
pcarancc, the diameter was inches al the lower end
about inches. nearly wide ; small fingers with
deep rough ridges, and had the appearance Of the hand
81 KIND OF horn something Of the colour Of gun flint
d. George Harris some time since heaked off picc,
and heard he intends taking it off. enqulrcd of tn,
woman now long 1t had been growing: she snid about
yeah' Rich Eng.
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Auction sale.

FkNHE subscriber intends changing his business and
] iot the purpose Of carrying his views into effect
more fully wills sell the following property: His HOUSE
AND LOT in the town Of lynchburg containing ra
thcr half of Ground the of Town
in good nephhorhood the Dwelling House ofhck and
Of good workmanship, and nearly all the houses of
brick.
Al-o, his Stock OIL lorscs, Cattle Hogs and Sheep
and Cropoi every description.
The House aud Lot will be- sold privately if il can be
effected; If 1t is not sold before "Wednesday the 9Th OF
December, II will be sold on the premises. that day
At auction. aud on the 10th day OF December the
STOCk .lND CROP will he sold at Iynch's plan
tatlon, Friends Meeting House, which time and
place will be added 10 the sale between
20 m"d 30 Likely Negroes,
consisting OF Men. Women, Boys and Girls, Term
viii be liberal. and made known al sale.
SAMI.. NOWIIN.
Tho sale will be conducted by Payne s Turner.
Nov. - tI5D
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