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Weekly national intelligencer., 1845-11-29

Memoirs Of the Washington and Adams Admin
isfraiions, and Of their Cabinets, from the papers
Of Oiiver WolcoH, Secretary Of The Treasury.
Edited 6y GEORGE GIBBS. Ee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

BE INTERCHANGEABLE no foolish persons be %
prejudced This truly celebrated medicine to
despss this advice let be used immediately paa beng
felt, matter where il be- whsthsT In the head
from external internal the Brandret Pills.
and rely upon it, that the pain will CO. the body will he
to health nature has received sucisn
ASSISTANCE from their effect.
The quantity of impure humers discharged from the body
by the action of the Brandrehs Pills. replaced In the
of hours with and pure blood by the di
geston Of moderate neal BY purgpg the body with this
whole Of blood becomes entirely purified
and regenerated.
pued therefore shall say that being the SEAT Of LIFE,
also be the seat OF disease disease be in the
blood we should abstract the disease only not the blood
II is the npur tiles which must be removed by purgstion
10 secure our health in states OF the weather, all Sit
uaon and in all climates The blood like good spirit,
!. always trying benefit the body by its struggles to
mel impurities But is not capable 10 effect its pur
icaon al times; to do this must often have assistance
Vixen the blood is loaded with impurities especially in this
imate the be fatal provided the blood
not purified and this is to be effected Bran
drcths Pills used.
u The following the only authorised Agent. for the
sale Of DIR. Benjamin Brandre'hs Vegetable Universal
PAYNE 4 GREGORY, Lynchburg, Campbell.
Henry Hazewood, Castle Craig, do
J. H. Sweeney 4 Co, MarysviIle, do
Lee, Bailey Co, Brookneal,
VIM Mathews Il Son, Walkers Church, p. Edward,
Good, Bass & Co., Kingsville, do
VIM. Rice l. Co., Tarmville d
Roberts & Brown, Amherst Ct Ho,
Samuel Cash, Sandidges, Amherst,
Peters 4 Reed, New Market, Nelson,
C. +. Estes 4 Son, Lovinsston, do
O. P. & II. G. Bell, Liberty, Bedford,
s' s.: Williams y Lisbon az 3 "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
OBITUARY.

Departed this life on the 2ls inst. at her fathers re.
siienc-, at Amherst court house, Mrs. JANE READ,
wid,w Of DR.. w. p. Read, decd, in the 35,h year
her age Eulogy can not reach the ''dull cold car oil
dea,h-nor can the tears Of mourning friends warm ln-
to life the puseess heart Blu, the sorrowiny heart finds
melancholy consolation in standing by the grave OF de-
parted WORTH and recountng the virtues Of the sleeping
tenant. The writer of this humble tribute to the
mory of this mos, exceen, lady knew her well: he
knew her in all the walks Of life and in all her social
ia,ions-and he never knew one rho was more faithful
to every du,y-or in whose life and conduct more
tremendously blended all The beauties Of the female char
acter-whslher in the joyous morning Of exulting
YOUTH or amid the darker shades Of this worlds realities,
The same pure and chastened spirit controlled her con-
duct, and marked her every oo,step. With modesly
that never obtruded, but with lively sensblliy and
generous NATURE she gave the objects Of her friendship
and her love the deep devotion Of all her affections A.
mid the circle Of her acquaintance there is not one who
does not feel tina. bfgh, spfi, has fed Sincere friends
aectionate relations and three orphan children are le
behind 10 realize and know tbs loss they have sustained
Her las, hours calm and ~ her life had been
beautiful and pure. and Chrstians brightest hope u'
mined her pathway tu the grave.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

Emigration to 1szu'.-The Missouri Reporter states
,hata large number Of families are now enigrang from
Missouri and Illinois to Texas. One hundred and fifty
wagons passed along the Springfield (Mo.) road In
day.
The Memphis Enquirer states ,ha, emigran.s pass
Though that city daily. their way to the Land Of
Promse. Several hundred passed through IN one day.
A rush Of emgfants from Europe is also anticipated
letter from Bremen tina, the excitement in tina,
country on tina. subjec, is very great. "Already, il
says.) three vessels have sailed direct for Texas with
emigr and there will have lief. Bremen this year,
the close Of the season, for the United States, forty
thousand"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
Il E X NJ s
pOslDOnelDlcnt.

The sale Of the above property has been postponed
the 5ih of December 1915. when it i'll certainly take
place; aud will Commence in Buchanan on that day. and
be continued irum day To day ill all the property adver
tised shall be sud- Pesns wishing to examine any VI
the property before The day Of sale have an oppou.
nifty of doing So by calling Capt. John NJ. Harvey, at
Mount Joy. THOS. SHANKS,
WIN. W. BOYD, "''ee''
o. The postpoRement Of the sale Of the Mount JOY
plantation. the Tract Of Land Of $3.50 acres and Tract Of
100 acres. and other property asove advertised to the
9th day Of December. 1885, is made with my consent;
aud the sale will then take place with my consen, and
appreciation. JOHN NJ. HARVEY.
Nov. 81 tl5D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
U0rg0yns. D3rSMtus3 U0rgStns!y
BOOTS aud SHOES.
LY.VCIfD URG OCT. I21H, rs

LY.N'CHBURG OCT. 18TH. ls45.
- &c EWING and opening at Richmond Cash Store
IL 10000 pair D,1,s. SHOES aud Brogans. which
will he sold a, M,.ataeiu'efs' prices Tor cash. vlz
1000 pair Ladies' Extra Kidd Shippers. or only 73c O.
pee bcs--phllad,iphia work. made expressly to n
order.
Ladies Extra Qua. Calf Kidd s. Seal Walking Shoes
hes, arlel.. ouIy 81 % pr
daz, pr Extra kn1. l-2 Caters. quilted and lined
with silk only S. 90 pr.
large assaf,mrn, vi Misaea' Slippers. pnsk'ns and
Duotres cheap.
500 pr. Chilirrns Shoes all prices,
Women's Extra Prpgrd, thick sole, strap sh.ss. pr
els. worth 81 25.
Boskins ana Caters, all priced.
500pr Slippers Al 80 cts good article.
Mems l.. 4 u. Calf aud kirp Drgsns, cheap.
do Morrocco and Navy shoes.
500 pr Heavy nmgans 5e's. pr. worth IS. For
psod bargains in aove gnds rail- AT hs Rehmond Cash
S"rc. as do not lear competition IN ahove line. Mer-
chants buying In sell Mgaiu will find II 10 their interest
In give me cali. beiote purchasing slsew here bar
gains viii be sold. W. J. WILLIS.
Oct. 10 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

Jane. Fitzgerald. administrator Of Harvey Fitzgerald,
deed. Norman Staples. late Sheriff Of Patrick. and
a. such administrator de bons trih The ~iH an
nsxei 4f Eiphas Shelton dec'd Huison Shelton.
Hannah Shelton. Herbert Shelton and Sally his nife.
james Shelton. L.ris Shelton, ki,ah Shelton. Tho
mas Shelton. Philippine Sharp. Frederick Gilbert
and Jane hs wite. Samuel gilbert and Lucy his Wy,,
HIN A. Sa"d.fW and Nancy his rije. Frankly
Sharp, Mark Piasters and Lapinia his miie, james
.<orin and Nancy his rife. Spencer .No,rln and
Eli,abeih his rie. Francis .N,ciin. James ~ Smith,
sr'or Of James NJ Reid deed. .4bram Staples and
John jones
VOU will Jake notice that the county cour, Of Pat.
l. rick, Al its March term, in the year 1915, made
decree in The OF Ephas Shellons or against the
heirs of Eliphas Shelton deed. therein depending
requiring The undersigned, commissioner 10 stale.
lie and report to court Of the said Harvey Fl
geratds administration oi tho estate OF Elphas Shelton
decd, together with account showing the dislrbutve
shares of all the heirs Of Ephss Shelton decd, well
in The estate hch the hands Of the said Harvey
Fitzgerald, As ex"r. OF Erhas She"n deed. in the
inoni arising from sale OF the lands Of EIipas She
ton decd, made IN order to dislrbutin; and you will
further take notice, thai have appointed ths 25ih day
Of December next AS the time when ] shall commence
the aforesaid, which day a, 10 o'cock A. NJ
you requested to attend Al my Office at Patrick C0ur,
House. prepared Ia attend to the settlement Of the nc
counts and 10 your interest in Elphas Shelons estate
JOHN II. DILLARD. Conner.
Nov q I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

Co The Cha,rs,on Mercury, after able revie ~
Of the grounds upon which The British and American
governments lay claim that portion Of the territory u
Orrgon III dispute between them,--restng upot
discovery, settlement, &c.,-arves al the conclusoa
that, while, by priority Of disc very. the American Ii
tie s better than the British neither las in truth
shadow Of right to the SOIL sgreeably 10 the laws Of
.ons defining the various acts which constitute vaie
title.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

o. Gov. Brown Vi Mississippi has appointed JOSEF
W. Chalmers. Esq. formerly Vice Chancellor of the
Northern District, U. S. Senator, in place Of H. j. Wal
ker. hold the commission until successor shall be
lec,ed BY The Legislature. The Governor has overlook
ed the eager aspirsns To the station. who have been
lectioneering Throughout, tho suinmer-McNult, Foo,e
Qnman aud GwIn-perhaps 10 avoid the charge of len
ding his influence to either of them perhaps leave
chance open for himself We hope, 4, all events, tina,
he will send The commission directly To Mr.. Chalmers
and not to Mr. Walker, 10 be suppressed, and the ap.
poin,nent nulli6pd. the case las, Spring. when
he appointed jacob Thompson to the office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

New Grocery and Com mission House
Richmond, va.
LEE K TIN 3 L 1Y
"AV1NG taken The house the north side Of the
i IL Basin, well known as 'Crenshaw's old stand, i"
offer their services To their friends and The public gene
rally, IN the sale Of
Ill Kinds Of Produce,
and pledge themselves TO use every exe0n TO give
tire satisfaction 10 those who may favor them with their
patronage.
They will keep constantly on hand good stock Of
GROCERIES, to which they invite the attention OF
their friends and the public.
Particular attention paid TO RECEIVING AND
FORW ARDlNG GOODS, in which business one OF
the partners has been engaged for several years past
ALFRED s. LEE,
late Of the firm of Lee s Lacy,
Iynchburg.
BENZ. II. TlNSLEY,
Late tho firm of Bryant. r'nsley & Lavindrr.
lynchburg.
REFERENCES
Lee g. Roberts,
Bryant. Tinsley 4 Lavinder,
Miller s. Rlcker,
Lynchburg.
Nov. 81 w6w If
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NEGROES WANTED!

TIME SUBSCRIBERS are wanting to purchase
l any number of LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
that will suit The Southern market.
A. they are anxious make their purchases as
div possible, they assure those having any for sale
that they will nav as liberal cash prices be obtains
ID in any market in the Slate. Persons who wish To
cell. vii, do well to call on them before making sale.
NB.-We wish TO purchase one ar two Blacksmiths
and Carpenters DAVIS HAkI.
Nov. nn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

" The "Pa,roi" and HE Evening News" bo,
very able papers, published in Charleston, unite with
the Mercury in opposition to the position Of Psesden
Polk and his Organ, on the Oregon question. II is Oh
vous that South Carona is no, for war On this guess
ton. We shall, therefore, hail MIR. Cahoun's return
to the Senate in reerenc 10 this question, with unal
10y ed pleasure.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
MARlSlAG E 8.

Married. at Bellevue on Tuesday evening the 18th
inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Turpn. Mr.. }. WILLiSeHAM, Of
Richmond, to Miss MARV FRANCES, daughter Of Mar
lin Drewry Esqr.. Of King William county, Va.
-, IN the 20th instant, Al Liberty, Bedford coun-
,y. by the Rev Jacob ID. Mitchell Mr.. JONI X. STEP.
TOE, to Miss SARAH PAULINE, daughter Of The late Col
Pleasant NJ. Goggin, decd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
A FAIR.

The ladies' Of St. Paul's Church in Lynchburg will
hold FAR on the 18th. 18th and 20lh OF December
next; the proceeds Of which will be exclusively appro
priaed to the discharge Of debt due from the Church
and they feel assured. that in making appeal. in
this form to community always generous, their live
est expectations will be fully realized
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

AVE lust 'eceiveda lot III very sup~rior
S0HLL OYSTERS,
Je, f,,r Nrps. these Oyster. are a, leas, four days
f.sh,r than those brougu by the Packet bats havs
made arrangements 10 receive FRESH ~ every week.
| wonld ,nsun my friends ihs, am INV prepared -
furnish OY 5 = +. Il ) IL su their swa tastes, such
IS fresh lrm tn, Sl,,', 4
srrwrp. oAsrrp, FAXED. scofLofrn. suArfD.
aud IN such syle that would make an epcnre cry fos
more families suppl cd with any quantity. by
}. II. FiiZGiBBON, Head Quarters.
Nav % 81 ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

o. Tho Nashville Banner announces the death Of
Dr. Joseph II. Pryton. the member Of Congress from
tina, district. Gov Brown has issued writ Of election
for his successor. 10 he held the ll,h Of December
" ashingon Barrow (tdisn II the Banner,) and Edwin
C. Ewing (bo,h Whiss.) have been nomnsted can :
didaies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
lOCOFOCO TROIInIrS

:" "aoA'na' lew months ago, Nathaniel Terry wa,
'.e''a'y dominated oy the Locofoco Convention ior HI
e"ee Of Iovernor. Judge Marin, Another l.oco. tool
'e ne'o Aga"s' h'" and beat the caucus nominee Th
"as LED to go"d deal Of heart burning and to sun
a's eon'r"Serses Among the con,haiants 10 Mr. Terry
"'"se'' and Ex-senator L. Z. Chy-,he former re.
prosecuting the latter with having given him cod sup,
P""i--'he latter admitting the fact and going on To
prove most clearly that he ough, To have voted for
MN a. ALL and w"nd not have done Sd hut Tor his ale.
glance !" party oIders, which he thus concedrs ia Of
"'gher obligation than the good Of the country The
battle wakes warmer and warmer every week, aud will
lead To some rich developments
!" Tennessee. the feud between tho rurney ties and
The friends Vt Mr.. Nichoson the defeated caucus nom
nee Tor Srnalor. is exceedingly bitter and acrmouious
In Mississippi. for several months past, vioen, con
tfo'ersy has been going in the public paper. between
Dr. Gwn. Locooco candidate Cor the u s. Senate. and
jacob Ihompson, Locotco candidate Ter the other
House Of Congress. They have exhausted the yocabu-
larry Of abuse oa lie harshes, ephe,s and rumor .ays
that they have how gone the field of honor to shed
each others blood
Ia Arkansas similar quarrel is going on between c.
IL. Ashley, the present Senator in Congress, And Gov.
Yell. WIN desires To supersede him.
In New Hampshire. Ex-Governor Hill and Ex. Sem.
tor Pierce are at legerheadssnd abuse each other in
bllingga'e fashion.
All this quae'ing and fighting. the resder will per
cei'e, ia for the "spos." The patronage Of both The
Federal and State governments, seems, 10 meagre
10 satisfy the demands Of Those patriotic gentlemen for
the loaves and fishes II Mr. Polk could only mul.ipy
them, 30 Is 10 give every spplcsn, place, how many
OF the party would 10 eonten, 10 ill 4 private STA.
toni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

Rev. r. w. SYDNOR. agent Of the Virginia Bap.
list Bible and Foreign Missionary Soceties, will preach
in the Baptist church, on next Sabbath, At O'Clock
A. NJ. and 81, p. Nj.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

o. Edward Everett, late Minister TO England, ha.
cunsented to accept the Presidency Of Harvard Unive
suy, vacated by the resignation OF Josiah Quincy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

Mammoth Tarnip.-We have received from Mr..
WIN. l.. Pannill, Of Phsylvania, one Of the largest
'rurnips we have ever seen-weighing upwards Of ten
pounds! 1t subjec, of admiration with all who have
seen it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
Fine Green aud BLACK Tens.

CuUW WTVVb1 VVtV DttWNM CNSs
XNE have Just received n lot Of the finest Black and
w Green Teaa. ever offered IN this market before.
purchased Of the ptkin Tea Company, recently ssass
llshrd In ihs Country These Teas snperius IN any
". have ever me, with. snd snch ~ have been
offered in this market before We earnestly solicit
call ifom oil In want ol superior Tea at The price q" cuin>
mon LEE g. ROBERTS.
". d. We have on hand lew Vi Cloyds Fnuhly
Ilsms L. u.
kuv
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MONEY PICKED up,

a oHohF time past small sum VI mon~y in eli
l l. yer. vas found BY my young man. which Ii,
owner can get by describing 1t. Aiso. lew days sgo
there was ich a, my Store. in Lynchbug bundle CON
tanning several yards Of Calico sone Checks and 9TH
er small articles that the obtain on spplica.
tim. SAINT, r. TuIrRNAN
Nov 81 .,
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Dissolution Of CO-partncrsIlip.

Dissolution Of CO-Ipartncrship.
NllE co-parlnershp heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned, under the style Of Edmund, Watson
4 Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
debts aud effects OF the have been purchased by
Mr.. james VI. Boyd who intends To carry the bust
himself. All persons indebted To the firms Of Ed
mond. Watson & Co, VIM. II. Watson & Co. and
Boyd Edmond 4 Co., are requested to pay to ia mes
NJ Boyd aoneand all the creditors Of said firms will
apply to him for payment.
ROBERT EDMOND,
W. II. WATSON.
ISAAC DAVENPORT,i,
Feb. IL ~
CONTINUATION.
THE Undersigned. navng purchased Of Ness,s. Ed
mond, Watson & Co., their stock OF Goods. will
carry the business, at the old stand himself He will
keepa good Of Groceries ha I'D and soc,,s
continuance of the patronage which HIS been extended
To the old hrm JAMES Nj. BOYD.
Feb "a ia
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o. $4,000 WANTED. ~

o. $4,000 WANTED. ~
DICARDS. RYAN & Co., being in great need sf
~ funds, have determined io sell their stuck Ut goods
at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Merchants and others who wish yoods at great sacri
c., will do we'll tc call. determined TO sell 81
stock w Money zoe must kare-Tsrms cash
", RlCARDS RYAN & Co.
mex, dour to WA. L. Younx's.
Nov 10 10
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

COUNTRY PRODUCE.
TnAA LBS. WOOL
lOOO 400 Wool Rolls
5000 Bacon Sides
100 Barrels Family Flour
200 barrels supertne do
For sale by MCDANIEL MsCONkLn.
Sep 10 10
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Fall and WIsAtsrae


nNilE very desirable residence. over The st"rs sf
Bell. Rncket 4 Co.,. is for rent. P".sessi''n Civ
en- l., oi January mkt. Als. thu OFFICE over
the counting rnm, VI Payne & Grrgury. P,ssrssion
gwen itnmediaisly. NICHOLS x BELL.
Nov. "a 2tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

splendid Csrhemtr 10 Cess a. Mssse - Laiass'
WE would ask the attention Of the Ladies Ia gu
W stock Of French and English CachnW de Cone
and .Nouseiin de Laaes.
They will be found To embrace the most beautiful
styles imported; and onEAr ron CASH.
REGARDS, RYAN s. Co.
Next DIOR to VIM. Il. Young.
Oct, q tsii
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PETER u.AHKsDALE,

& o ~ ~ SIS ION Mere h ~ ~ {,
nFFERS his services Ia his friends and the public
~ generally Tor the sale III Tuhacco. Flour. Wheat
aud all other kinds of pnduce-and pledges s'rir aud
UNIDENTIFIED attention Ia Whatever may be cnnsigned him.
Office n, the aloe of Messrs. Hatcher & Green.
lie sclls nDbace. =, SO cs. PER hid.
Nov 20 wlmlf
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NEW GOODS.

VNyE have received and splendid stuck Of
w DRY GOODS,
which, in addition To tner supply. tenders
s'riment complete. embracing buth Ssupie aud Fancy
articles Our customers will find every thing they de-
and at prices low they 10 suld 4, aay eth
er house in the place.
We have also on hand extensive sssofsent Of
Hats, B"ds, Shoes. &C. Sc. which will b. offered On
the mosi advantageous terms.
All persona in want Of Cool D.rpains sre invited 70
give call. q
:. GuGGCNHEIMeR L BROTHER.
Sep. = VII
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HIDE, OIL AND LEATHER
STORE.

FuNllE undersigned is now getting in siore. GOODS
Il which he has purchased The North ior cssh. and
is prepared To sell luw Thoss wishing " buy IL his
line are invite, To call
500 sizes New York Sole Leather.
IS barrels Tanners OIL.
800 pair Shoes and Boots
80 d,z Hats and Caps.
Saddles, Umbrellas, Shoe Thread, Shoe Pegs, Shoe
Knives. &c.
Wholesale and Retail. at the old stand Of G. Follan
beo & Co. and opposite Davis. Calhoun 4 Co. Ma
Street. JOHN j. HUSBAND.
Oct l6 ON
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Valuable Farm for Sale near
Ly % e u b arg.

Lync II b arg.
tate of John H. BURTON deed the Ie,atccs Of said
estate have Determined 10 SELL al public auction, The
loh day Of December nert. u lair Il MT. The uext tar
day. that paiuabie farm kao,rn by ,he name Of Oak
Grove. On which Mrs Marsare, {. Burton ~.
sides The above tract lies in Campbell county. ex,en-
ding from TIM Forest road near the Bedford line la
Black pater Creek WitLin three mies III lynchbury.
and adjoining the Ia nds Of nev f. Kaher. J. A. Meui
wr,her. Capt. ilulter and others. The Tract
iains about
700 ACRES,
Nearly 300 Il which arr sui uncle ircd and heavily
umbefrd. IA well adapted 10 The cultivation ot Tobacco
Com aud Wheat large erop VI which Is already serdsa
upon IT,, lies remarkably we'll and 10 susceptible vi the
highest Improvement.
There u slso IN the above farm VERY CON-
90 PORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE, beau.
I'D ulully situated. and surrounded by u the
.A forts aud convenieces oi pleassn, and agrcsa>
bic cnuniry residence.
The terms of The above sale will he third or per
haps ore>iourh cash. aud the balance on credit Of ous
aud two years.
For further particulars. apply to
T., J. BURTON, Lynchhatg, sr
JESSE A. BURTON, residing on he place
p s. The sbove Tract will he div ded nlu two par
cells, IL necessary. To suit purchasers.
| % The Richmond Wing will insert the foregoing
weekly . weeks. aud send account IL ,his Office.
| Oct 81 nod
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D.ITH II HICE

D.ITH brick.
a LOT OF BATH BRICK. FOR CLEANING
"A KNIVES, received and Tor sale by
ID. w. MOORE.
Sign VI the big Pncher.
Nov 81 n