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" fire. ana inland navigation
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

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.....launmInMs TEEL PENS.

IN. late Fair of the American Institute, SILVER
asd.I vas ausrdsd to Josiah Hayden: 10. ms supe
.e.o pens. Il is conceteS that HaydeEs
' -, IN, best and better than most OF those
Sea5 Fha price much les, and the trade fad i
deal IN 's' eaaoas'' also al. S 10 1s sa
ne gI-H' EDW J. EMO PIa,t-si. MI
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~ 1TI1N sSssEFJTE-ENGLI AND

0.S-n WAN ms E-ENGLlSh AND
b 81 ASSICAL BOtRDlNG-sCHOOL. Faryto~n:-
,ire i1y MaiI)Tsrm. reduced for about six pupils,
,lsv IN ter soon. S year, quarterly in adyancs
Rsfss.accs 10 PatfonsJ Chamberlin ii South William,
,rest T. n. Muuson 100 Broad-street, J. Gurnee, ~
ia.d. LsGe, Sherwood, IS John street. also Kew .
landon ard ]. N,choI., of Brooklyn, and Res. W
5rosnlee J. l. Graham and F. w Lsssk. formerly Pa
roas dlG2~- ~ DUN. frlns,ga.-
ADLLED AND Plat z Es' - nAss
FIRST RATE article Of Relied aaa r5aS.s ,5. 60
aIwsy. "a found at JAMES G. SoFfst,l IT, -,
trseL re,r Wooster at the lowest masks, pfiesa dxs
z!ss Tsuy supsri0I erisla Of c0opar' sFs'a fAs
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il,ee letters one II Nhch al dressed 10 cue al
ms brothers. Mr.. Charles Lcht, scenic artist oil The
Chestnut ) reel Theatre another 10 liis trend Mr..
Thomas Suily, j.. a brother srisi; and the ihnd 10
Do.tor Helnizelman. Coroner. To his bfothefhe
gives directions for the disposal Of hls b"d,protesls
ara ns any ceremony at The funeral. indeed against
an, funeral ut ALL or public notice II OF Invitations
~ he sue. To Mr.. Suiy lie bequeats li- da-
n,on5 ,lng and maxi the quest that lie will ha',h
u portrait Oh Nj. Lauber, the Comedian. leh upon
urnn III. easel. Mr.. l.. was confirmed ,nGlel IL
matters II t-l ION
Tue glsb portrait painter, named J q. Cole
committed suicide al Buffalo, on W ednesday niehl
last. by swallowing prussic acid.
TIE negro convicted Of the murdefoi his master
NJ Maokay ~ Pike county. No, was executed IN
the eouft yard Bowling Green. on Saturday, The
I'll ut III presence Of . large concouise ot per
SINS.
D1rj,g OUTRAGE The Nnifuik Beacon Of N on
day LIST gives account Of daring outrage pctpe
t,,ted on respectful females, named MIS- Ian
bs,i aud Mr.. Cooper residing near Bowden's Fer.
~ Who. whilst returning home. were wa,1tld by -
stout negro fellow near Noun, Z'on Meeting House
who struck Mrs. Cooper so severe blow with u
club the forehead that she fell senseless TO the
ground. The wretch then struck MIS-. Lambert
aso and size fell IN the The object Of he wi
lam II appears va. plundef but the horse taking
fright ran oil with the cart rapidly he WAS unable
to oyeIiake II, though he pursued II for some tine
before he returned Ia whee the women we're they
had recovered Sufficiently to make then escape, and
give The alarm. The father OF Mrs l.. and me- h
Dor Of his immediately went IN pursuit Of the VILLAIN,
took HIM whilst IN tie act OF gathering up some
,IeIrs winch had fallen from the ca,i, aud after
cciv,ng and. brought him to Norfolk. The negro
has been since iried, aud sentenced 10 be hung
Qniok work
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Aug. e3
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
James Esirer y K0HNiChN Canal.

Id KOPOSALS viii BE- received Al Tho Oflil G
Of the lanes River x kauawha Company IN
the city of Richmond. unu! the Goth September
next, ior the following work:
|. The construction of an Aqueduct of ranged
rock WIKI for the DOSAGE Of Shockoe Creek under
the Richmond Dock.
:, The construction Of a small Cnlvert OF ham
mer dressed OF cut stone, near the Screw Factory
3 The eXcavhti'n and removal of the mud and
eaiIh from the Dock.
4. The excavation (under watet) Of a channel
from the tail OF the outlet Lock OF SAID Dock TO
deep water near Rockets.
The Masonry viii be bail, OF Spit Gram e, veil
land IN the best Hydraulic Cemeut-rhe Contlac-
tor indlng all materials.
Plans ,ld s ectfcalions Of the above work will
be exhibited al the Office of the said Company after
the 10Th Sepenber uexr, and ex panations given by
I. o. SANFORD, Esq. Il. A. Engineer. resident IN
Richmond. BENZ WRIGHT
Chief En- sineer J. K. & X. CO.
Aug. l6 ,ooS
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.liSO, the four lt2neNfS

On Nam street, opposle The franklin Hotel, con
sislng Of TWO BRICK and TWO FRAMED
HOUSES.
The subscriber is clearly Of opinion, that there is
iairet prospect of profitable investment III Real
Estate IN Nngna, than w' be afforded IN tins sale,
Lynchburg, now IN furnishing and prosperous con-
d'lon, beng supported by an emnenlly wealthy
back county.
The sale 10 commence precisely AT O'Clock, p.
NJ and conducted by Charles Phelps, Aucuoneer.
TERMS.-One- fourth cash, one fourth in six
months, one-iourh IN Twelve months. and one
fourth IN eigmeen mon,hs-a deed OF liusl the
Property to secure the payment.
GEO. WHITLOCkE.
o. The Richmond Wing will please insert IN
the country Wing two weeks.
Aug 30 1898 If
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tim Bl1, and refused % rec, de flom lis disagree.
ment 10 the Scnalr's aincnlmenis.-S me olbe,
unimponant business was done, and the House ad
joufned.
Imsday, Augua 3l.-In Senate. the bill TO de-
fray The ipnerai expense. Of General Harrison wa.
passed without oppusrlon.-Ihe bull 10 pay the
ttbis due The Mad Contractors. vas taken up, and
# con- i'd Iable debate passed, wih an unl,npor
.ani an, ndhenr.-Tnr Revenue Bill was hen bt,,l
" discussed aud the Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives. Mr.. Banks pre-.
senfed The proceedings OF Loco Foo meeting in
Ora agr. which wcie laid ou the t,tle.-The resu-
luton ii enquiry II relation 10 the Nc Leod case
which WIS offered on the 3 of June Last, WARMLY
debated. and then Laid on The table where il has ever
slnce be n, taken up, and 4 hated by Mr.
b raari-rhe House then took DIP The Fertilization
Bill. and receded from its anne ndmcn in relation to
the Western AImoty, by a vote Of 100 10 IA; when
aiteI further amending II, committee of conference
consisting ot Messrs. Fillmore, Pickens md Wal
Lace ot Ind. was appointed 10 confer with commit
Of the Senate the points of disagreement be
tween the Two Houses. The House then adjourn
ed.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND
" II q X q II -

pN virtue of a deed Of trust executed To the nm
- dersgned by Tandy w. DnwelI, now decd.
and of record in the Clerks office OF the county
Courl OF Campbell, dated irh March 1923, and ad-
united TO record the llh March, 1928. made Sc
cure debt therein named due to John Nj kinne,
a Co. We, OF either of us. will sell. at public
auction, 10 The highest bidder, at Campbell Courr
House, on Monday the 18Th day OF September next,
II being Count day, all the interest, not heretofore
sold, which The SAID 'randy w. Dowell held aud
conveyed IN the aforesaid deed, in the of his
father. The late Thos Dowell dec d being one filth
IT Of the Widows dover in SAID estate containing
now five hkcl, young Negroes, and between one
and two hundred acres OF Land but more psrlie-
ular description will be given on he dav OF sale.
Acting as trustees we viii warrant uuly such llle
is vested in us as trustees.
J. MARSHALL.
J. w. MARSHALL.
Aup s3 ll3Sn
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FEAND EOasTES.

Is but a snail mater OF trouble 10 get Piano.
l. lore ifom the subscriber al Richmond or Peters.
burg, "lih the present arrangement f,he boats.
person forwarding an order Tor an instrument
may eet his ino ~ say or days after the lettcr
is received. large ma oriy Of the PAN, sold hy
ne aye lett entirely to NY avn selection, and are
never seen oy lh'Ir purchasers unu ~ packed al
'ht,f PAGES oI desl'n'uon. +. p. NASH.
Petersburg, Aug. % & #
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SECO.VD SUPPLY
ROBES 4 BURTON,


4 RE NOW RECEIVING aud ~ daily expectations
n al theu Ntw Store, OF aiicsh supply II new
scarce and desirable GOODS, which, ~ addition 10
then large STOCK previously on hand. will make
then assortmeot very desirable.
The lollo"me are portion OF their New Goods
I" which they beg the attention Of then lIlend. aud
the public generally
Swiss Edg,ngs aud lnscrngs, handsome assert
mcut.
Gan'bnth do do lare. supply and very chcpp
ID black and white "re nett and figured Lacos
ta,hlonabie aiI,le Tor Ladies Shamls
Biltk aud white Laccs iur trimming do
DO do Edgmgs aud lnseItiugs, very cheap
Black aud White Iaces Tor Wells
bla'h aud coouied Md and Mohair Gloves
Nohan M'us, WY ha Jsome
Misses White aud coiouted Cotton Hose
Ladies black and white Cotton aud Moravlan Hose
Bl'ch Italian Silk, very foe at e.. per yd
Black Gro de Rhine do 6s
Florence Brad Bouueis latest STYLE
Hentienen's llandkcrchicls and Cravals
II pieces blue. wool dyed black and ,nys bic green
Cloths and Cass'meres. some superine and
yeiy cheap
Colorrd Tweed Cass,mctcs and handsome V,s,,n,s
Ion Geolenen's summer wear
Bales Cotton Oznaburgs, at Zoe per ,d
"a n ! Cotton Cloths, at Ada
h'"'y 'ad pomesu,s Tor servants Al 81 per ,d
IN addiion 10 ne above, We have hand an as
sentiment ol Lawns aud Mushns, French Camb,,rk
CalIcoes, Challcys aud Mous,us black and colored
SILKS, black aud blue black Bombazi nes uosirry nj
every description, Jackonet Mushns and Cam
bricks; Swiss Aluslins, PLAN, checked and figured.
b'stop Lawns, kenl,"g and Linen Cambr,ck Hand
heichitis, MarsriIles SkIrs and Coupte,paues
some very nth' Toilet Covers, pretty Il cheap, La.
"'es 'ofse's &c, Hambroons, Cashmetetis, Ma
poleon Cloths. black aud coloured Crane Camb let's
and Sam Ter Cloths, Bro Linens NanLerus and
lotion tassimeres Tor Genllemcn's summer wear
pea i'c@lns HON 81 10 Is I'd, brown aud bleached
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HOUSES .1.v.D LOTS,

Commencing with that elegant Two Story Brick
House and Lot First or Lyn,h street, al PRESENT
IN the occupancy OF Mr.. Chas. Rich. rds. THIS
House he has no hesitation III saying, is of the
best built Tenemens IN the place, having been bull,
expressly for the subscribers rwn use, without re.
gard To cost. There on the Lot an Ice House,
Meat House, Stable Garage House aud Glauary.
At the sanle time, the | WO STORY FRAME ID
HOUSE antLOT adjoining, IN the occupancy oi
I Nh
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u Nil Rives gives US to understand, in his speech,
that Mr.. E"ng's bill was 'the ullimalum Of tho
President, after fan consultation with his Official
advisers II this be so, it is manifest that Mr. Ty.
Ter did not wiite his own Veto Message or did not
comprehend lis meauing-because Ewing's bill il
ohqoesi'onaby embraced in the principles of thu
veto. And II Mr., Rvrs's statement that the Presl-
dents decision IN favor Of that bill had been mad
alter lu.l consultation with his official advisers"
be cotee-as II doubtless is, ii cannot be true, that
Mr., Tyler Ind nat read EOing's bill on the 18Th Of
August, as has been recently stated.
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Correspondence 81 nc Savannah Georgian.

correspondence
FLORIDA. August 81 Is4I
Hitherto have been oil Lose dcs paltIrg spir
is WHO have considered hts iatcrmtadbte bun
an happy to say thai present appearances have con
snced me that was III eJ0f, a5d now believe be To-
fore Mrec m0ntfs shall have passed away, tins !. ng
continued war will be brought TO icim,nation-
What ao event 10 be desited by the country, aud
paitIcu ary Wis cd lot by the army For n, ATTY SIX
wears army have been coulendng wtth a wlly
aud savage enemy under every disadvantage winch
'guoancc II the county, the character of their toe
,nd an unhealthy climate could give item. Bm
III luk GOD, under an able leader by enrtgv until
ring skill, and constant perseverance,, they have al
las overcome all obstacles, aud an now see their
way clcai To the sktll, ACTIVITY and superior iude
ment OF t t prcsenl commander, Col WORTH Sc
condcd hy such an officer as 1t. Cob Rilev the
country ~ indebted Ion the favorable results wl IA
have been brought about. L. lhrm receive a sol
die''s reward, they ceft9nly serve It.
Cor 'cspondoncc o tic S ,raan ii Gearg,an.
Fl nInA, August u, ISil
The prospect is fa tcflpg, aud all are clected viii,
more, ttat our energetic commander viii end the
war without further Il fieully by negotiation. The
Indians are sIII coming III al Tam Bay dalv IN
snail p'rrles % Of llalietk Tusenuggee's and
Tiger lais patty are IN, this is good news. for hl
cato these chefs held Their bands IN such sublec-
ton that none dared To leave them; a portion com
my ~, shows their authority ~ the ware, and
nope IS entertained that more will break off and 20
INTO Tampa. few days since Capt. Alexander
OF the Oih Infantry, scouting the llonlosassa
came across cora field Of Tiger Tau, which he de
sltoyed, aud which an Indian guide informed hun
vas The last field Tiger TAN had left.
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C. The reply Of Mr. Rives Mr. Clay, We
able in argument, well as fecitous in Style than
the parliamentary efforts Of that gentleman gen
enlly. We have no room to advert al length To the
defective POINTS even of the forme.-We must saw
however, in replyJo the allegation that the Bank
question not made an issue by the Wings in the
late election OF President, that il made an issue
for them, by their antagonists, and that il impos.
sibe Tor them eva1e il, or escape its in.
hutncr. Mr.. K yes doubtless dlsclalmed il for him
sef-aGd Others similarly situated, for lhems, Ives
but, 50 far AS we know, no friend Of the Bank ever
stunned discuss of the topic. We know that
ON soa.e occasions it voluntarily intro
duced-W itness the speech OF Mr.. Wucher 10
this psce, IN October last, which was mainly
devoted 10 the demonstration Of the CONSTITUTIONS
alily and necessity OF Bank.-Snll more unfor-
anate is the attempt Of Mr.. Ryes 10 show tina,
Gen. HARRISON an AnH. Bank man. 1t is true
lie was opposed 10 the Bank in 1922 bu, in all his
sfeetles DUNG the canvass, hr was SO explicit that
neither friend nor Zoe then doubted his intention to
sign Bank bill. fCongress should lncorlo rate such
institution. We might show tbs, if il was ne
cessary, by citations tom Gen. Harison's opinions
with cotempeiaueous commentaries thereupon,
but want Of compels defer this to ano-
elfnl rejoinder 10 Nh. Rives in next.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
from Tie Asf,obat iqieihgtntef, dug. 81.
FROM FLORIDA.

Dcspa,chcs has bcen received at The War Depart
ment tom Con. WoHTn, comnanlhg tue Army !"
El.,da up TO the Ism instant. TIE, furnish Rf"ti-
I,tne evtdrncrs oi tie continued acu'nt OF the
iioops IN exploring the hiding places oil The tnem,'
aud ~ lOmptly pursuing fte'a'o'y l''h's /" "o' x
tlir settlements.
The srctio of country l,ing IN The ~ NV ,SaSsa
aud Warca,nssa rvtis have been esploredby Hand aud
narI: ~ the tutnef foik ares 81 The lhdi'h cuhi
v,iinn oetc dtsco,r,sd aud deslr ,od. HE mega
barlIouJ oi the Taoka aud llaas rivers has also
brrn ,uinutrh esIltnrd bul without meeting VIII
any tn,ir at,ons Of the enrint Along the hoe %
1ha settlements IA Middle Florida the troops are
kept constantly IN mpii"n. Much oi the country
neatly inprlcucabc ~ The best seasons, Is now ren
drrrd Ioubly 80 bs unn,ual innndalion, owing II
continued ,n,ns. ! lac zeal f Officers aud mcn at
tleir perseverance, ~ scouting, uhd' such c0nPlta
ted dnicultlr,, d sepes all pti1se.
The Colonel commanding fepous The coming IN
oi Indians siucc the report oil the slh OF august
aud the cap'ufeb Lieut.. Col RUBY. Of sub ch'e
Of ll,lcck Tus'eungge.s band, rom the possession
lhe,ance OF his plans
II is believed that The settlements can he SD H.
reully ptn,cctcd without The necessity uf calling
militia. Ia to6n' x'on with this obJaci Col WoR1n
has happ,ly n,esed the plan oi recalling to Thea,
+ plantations the seulers who have been driven ava,
b, Ind'ns, and Of encouraging the citzens to form
new settlements promising 10 such ~ may av"i
themselves Of The proposed arrangement, ralon'
aud armeI force 10 AID them III projecting TIA, M
selves, whenever such protection shall be nrccssat,
aud pfacti, bic. Under the direction OF NJ lu
WILCOX, zralous and efficient officer, to WHOM
thIs scrvr,c has been conf1ed, the pr, Jrct has e
with great success Two hundred aud Ninety -eIgh
persons having already been enrolled TO form u,w
settlements aud to reoccupy old ones-oi whom on,
hundr Il aud four able 10 bear arms. Thrs,
AIMED sctien cnts are chlefy in section OF countr
heretofore much annoyed by Indian depreciation.
and may be expected 10 exert The bapprs lnflneuc,
IN requesting the itfoads 81 the enemy and givIn!
cor filencc to the border settlers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-06

nj .fFfssES.-PdteriE Friction Gfl.I's Ma.
~ slt, Lachel, Pocket and Phosphorus. far
81, - HOW Ell DAVIES
August 50
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u II IS admitted by the "Old School Repub-
can edited by brother-in,law of President Ty-
'e'' that the President dit assent to Euin.'s bill.
But how can he reconcile that assent with the doc.
times of his Message! Ard why, if be assep,eJ to
II ionr weeks ago, should he refuse 10 sign il now
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W W hl'e We are told by some persons ih,t Mr..
/ yer Is disposed TO form, if he has not already
formed an alliance with the Loco Focos l,ers with
equal opportunities Of information. renel the insul.
,ns '"p"'a''on' and declare that Mr.. Tyler is
d'ch'ed Wing, and will Continue 10 co.operae
WIN ne h'gs npan every measure except upon
'ne DAMN question:. and as far as he can. upon Il at
question also. We hope that the Iauer info,ma-
''"n may oe Irue. We hope So, for the sake both
OF MI !ler AID Of the Wing parry, as both must
Ut Injured by rupture. We conf,.s, however.
'hl "'h the lights now bfoe us, we inc hne 10 tie
P'''o" mat The President is ror heartily with tie
i''fly winch, as Queen + zlbelh said to a ,ebe'-
h'os oIsl"p, "hoched bum" bnt winch cannot like
'he Z lfen "unttock him." Time, The great re.
Veaer oi plots and count, r lloIs= will tell. The
symptoms are ce,l~ini, more favorable than hey
nave ocen. Among the l.te>l on dts from Wash
ns'oH : tn that Mcssrs. Tyler, Cla, ar Rvs
TAD met and bad long and friendly in'ervlcw. IN
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o. Mr. Rives seems to have been very much
shocked al the suggc son of Mr.. Clay thai Mr.. Nv.
lie, might have permitted the Bank bill to become
Law by lie expiration of "lhe ten days" without
either s,gui. g or velong it. Mr. r. INKS il would
have been "A dastardly skulk,1g from responsible
We would ask hun why that provision was nser ed 10
the constitution at all, if it not deemed allow
able in a President To avail himself of II! And lift
IS ever 10 be acted upon, what would more re,-
sonaDly Justify to it, than that which recently
existed. when the President. himself ac cdenally in
power. fund himself arayed against large maor-
'ty Of the peoples representatives, and against al
most I e unanimous voice Of the party by which he
was elected, and when The necessities of the county,
long hevctim OF ,uinous experiments upon the
currency, loudly demanded the organization Of
fiscal system which had stood the scrutiny OF time
aud experience! The retirement Of p. p. Barbour
iion' the Hall, rather than vote against the Bank in
1916, which his constitutional scruples would not
permit him vote for is an analogous case. lie
prtmIited 10 be done by others thai which he could
MOI c"nscitntiously do limselG--wnen lie became
satisfied thai the dsresses of the country might be
femedIed by the measure, from which his consiiu-
tlonaI scruples compelled hun nevertheless to with
hold his support. Mr.. Tyler might have surely
initiated Mr. Babours example without dlshonor
a. We contcs, Mr.. Rives's proposition that the
State Legislatures the constituents OF the U. s.
Senators. The PCoile are Their constituents, just
as they are of every other officer high low. The
Legislature eiect he Senators, II is rue but tits
as convenient inferno late agent of the people
Does Mr. Rves contend that the members of the
s1,t,,r a..
Governor or OF the Judges--or that the Colleges Of
Electors are The constituents Of the President and
Wee President! lie might with as much proprie-
~ do 50, to base such doctrine upon re "f ct
tint the Legislature elects the Senators. Tntid lie
gslatnre is the agent Of the constituent body-not
The constituent body itself.
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MS r,''"'e Is situated Immediately opposite the
'""e' ehd o, The town OF L,nchburg. and MOI more
man one m lie distant. 1t contains hide more Than
wv acres $40 OF which are cleared, 60 acres Of
'"o ooo" Land all the Gle ned land Is vel SCI IN
clover, except about 80 acres and IN , b,,l s,, :,
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Z .1.t.f Il x CEIIp rs
Tor safe at this OMcc,
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UNITE COTT.yCY.

l mr. sooseilhef w'shes to sell his hoal rs ate
80 !" the county Of Amherst. 1t consislsal Three
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-06
RITTER VEN.

zoo us Is also fine Phnts,,on. cou;ainng abon,
wv "e''s' sM'y,lhi OF which ATE Low GIop,.ls Of
s"No yuan y. There are OF cleared La ,d ,ncln,,,,
10" etounds, about 250 acres aud I.tYe no,ti
"oo' 'ahd Is 81 rate Tobacco Land.-Th,s Plan.
'a!'on Is also well sci in Clover AIl,hc pl,n,,,'an
are well watefed. '"'"''o"'
ne above described Plantations have hoe,
worked Tor several years as one Planta,inn a,a 49,.
90" I'm Ter that arrangement. ANY pefsouw,,hno j,
"'e Estate ~ healthy region, viii poss,bly find -
u ms interest To EXAMINE th,s ~ II
monsy .,,t ~ sae'-oa' fourth of the purchase
money VIII be nqulied AT The tinc fsal.and ,o,,l
's'une' actedit Of /, ? and years, ,cqaal insIaL
"e ") VIII be given. the payments To be seemed l.,
80 VI tust on he properly. Possession will he
s'e" a. 'he end oi the present year with the n,y,.
'eee oil sewing small grain al the usual ne,,o5 J,'
"g '''e coming, i"l'. IL. S. LANGHORNE.
" he Richmond Wing aud Enquirer viii
nnn,,,n NV "oo'e advertisement ouce week for Two
collection. W '"' oiee ief
July Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-06
BOLlING'S CEEEH

JUS es"'e Is regarded by the best Judges of Prop
eiiy 10 be interior To note 4, n lanes w., l. 1
,''"' o9o acres, 81 ol which are Low Grounds ard
400 "-h land; all the latter is IN woods, excep, a.
o'u' 90 acres most Of the unclcarcd land is fine
Tobacco land ~ % ""e