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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
TIL TEL GRAPHING OF THE MESSAGE

correspondent oI the boston Times makes The fol
lowing statement relative To the transmission, by iele
eraph, Of the message 10 Pttsburg, Cincinnati &C. in
IL hours.
E'"l have taken the trouble ascertain about The nun
Der OF impressions produced upon the paper by the Reg
lister in the of the message, and urdnr
my computation required l6i .546; consequently the
Electro magnet aud regained lis magnetism, aud the
lever raised that number Of limes in twelve hours
This would he about l3 5000 an hour $50 minute and
nearly todr times second.
Zine rapid and drNteruus movement Of the fingers
and quent rapid operations o the minds Of the OPP"
raors in order to accomplish this. astonishing but
We lose sight of this when reflect upon the Immense
dis travelled in twelve hours by the aggregate
rents Of ec rciry in the successive opening and closing
Aha circuit, than hundred and sixty thou-
sand five hundred times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

o. The Republican. of Thursday. contains notice
tr meeting ii the Democratic parry, ur the purp se oi
organizing with reference 10 the approaching Ptrsdrna
election. Is II not high Tine the Nmgs Of tampboll
should be thinking about doing likewise The election
OF a President of the United Suites p mi II NJ mouths
of aud yet 10 Judge from the slIessnrs' wh-h chlrac
terzes the public mind would dream that an
went 81 pregnant vi mnmrntous Consequences was ~
near at hand With few exceptions. the public rtlns
have been very que, upon the subject We look Dung
The ensuing month lor considerable Development 4
limeni. We think il high time the Whs hi, region
should be org nzng, and hop some niuaory steps ma,
be taken Immediately after the holidays. We know ol
nothing bclor calculated heal the ds-rns9ns growine
outeflocal ca'ses. Which have lately paulyzsd he Wing
patty ni tbs county, lhan h,lr zeaous operation III
The frrtheance oi ac'nnon end. IN which all alike
iaieIualcd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
THE LIBRARY OF TIE YOUNG MEMS
SOCIETY,"

In compliance with resolution of the IynchbuTp
Young Mems Society the uno'rslgned. Committee ap
pointed Tor the purpose, respectfully request all persons
having IN their possession Books Sc. belonging t. the
Library OF said Society," 10 return the to the Lib
rarlan without delay. The Committee are sorry to tie
leve that may valuable Books have been taken from
Tue Library without PERMISSION, and improperly de
taned and they regret that in nslancns Books be
longing To the Society have been soH ,rtioa am al
horiy al UBlLC AUCTION. This The Commit.
tee are assured is liberty 10 employ term which.
all c"nccde,' mild enough. that cannot be tolerated
and to which the Society viii longer submit lis
rights should he respected and It's usefulness continue un
impaired. The Committee will permit themselves
to Doubt that the request Of he Society will not be
sighted, and hope that every upon HON ii is de
signed cooperate. will promptly comply with it.
WIN ID. FAIR.
r IL. GLASS
Dec q L. }. KIRKPATRICK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

Ii liypacrisy the homage when Vice pays 10 Virtue
might think thai Virtue vas never held IN higher
spec than by fli,al pers,magrs. The National In
teiuenrer referring the Presidents repeated pr,,esta
ii Of lave for peace and his eff preserve and
Of The reluctance with which he forced into armakes
The following observations:
''ln setting forth. instance, in the beginning Of This
Message his own love o peace and strenuous Efforts 10
preserve for US It's blessings, must hook on him
hbillng signal example OF stltdeuslon.-N No man
pacific merits could well be less III course thus far in
his ,ice the contrary. alsed 10 the full, IN almost
every instance, what we sado il year ago namely that
having that were popular, IN this country aud
felt thai he himself, was MT too popular, he had thought
himself II will b,a War President, aud that will
maxi popular and render all opponents aud com
pellios odlous-Accordnel his very nauqnrsl had a
nblomn quarrel Wllh England in II; his first Annual
Message announced thar he had done nearly all lie could
To bring that quarrel 10 focus; meantime the had secret
" taken steps for another with Mexico, by way of
king Of somev here 81 iha'. souner had
the nteposItion Of the Senate iord him IN his enal
warplan han. by d:llgent improvement oths time, he
had another fight ready 10 substitute for that which had
been refused hun. Grown WARY this tlme he t,ok
not 10 he fned by body dscreton; and though
Congress sitting for five months before he had brought
every thing to bcar cun ed 10 have completely III
blaze and our snccorless army placed in what (her
proves unknown) seemed almost hopeless prrdica-
menl, before the country Congr knew wuId OF
" hal he about.
Such the general and The larger facts as to TIN,
merit Of loving peace winch the President apprprlaes To
biuself II We ok closer and the particulars OF
thugs must not only say that President Polk not
possessed VI that virtue of ruler which he claims and
We regret we must say ithls shown aud evervw here
This message shows himself utterly indifferent TO the
arnage and caamlties oi war.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

The Richmond l'm,s quot, the " ytbesle Rcrab
llean rs avolnp lis views 10 the Improvement
best suited 10 The Interests Of the Southwest. We are
aware that The Republican is strongly IN favor of
neNlon with the Daavr Road or. falling III that, OF u
connection viii the Canal Buchanan rather than n
Lynchborg, We have reason 10 believe thai tue Rcpub
can not the exponent Of the sentiments o the South
WEST on This 'uIoci--senlmcnis which, on the other
hand we feel confident wee truly reflected by the
loons of the Wylhcyillo Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
THE WAR QUESTION.


~" ;' s' ,.o''u ~ ''.'1
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AZ Ia,"I.'n,'e .,,i Al, wi - ,,, S,na,o .r.s,}
Gn,lu a, ,,r;,,oa -; a1 ~, I ,,saa . H.
I;l ;;ha no, sh,l h ,,l -, .hi~ f,, m ,h
d;';s,r,, n, siJ h. ~, ali, rd ,, d;,;,
,,,,,;o. .o,.,,,n;n, v;J,l, v;a,s ,Iho s..
',, 10 ,,ay.l,.J hs no 49,, $50, e rs I;on '.ad
in The Jus IF Re- n,ese,,,,ives h, MI Hines If Snn,b
c,rnlu, and Mr. Richardson If lII;nois I, tho diy,s
Ia, of D.mocr,,c opinn and tho cnsorv,t;ye v.w. If
the Wbig Marry mus, res o,,r b,ros If bapnv ,esnt
f,r tho = mn ~
W.t,ke f1m the B,ltmo,e Americans corresnop
d.nce The following sketch Of the remarks of several
Senator. upn the in,nor, IF Mr. Cabonn,s resolutions
which we confess are GOOD 8, far as thew 90 but tina, IS
mot half far e,ouol
During the deta,e. Mr. Cas-, attacked the Resolutions
A. an abstraction No one, he said. contemplated The
humiliation Of Me, icotlc President ar any body else
Mr. Calhoun ne, Contra c,,si,.,c his Res buttons EN-
inen,ly prac,ic,l and AS d, crn,u,,lat,t no he
desrucon Of Mexico !, was sentiment ay,,w,d every
day-and on. even amauded BY the tx cutve ORGAN in
find III, n;.r ,f',a T., s,, ~, ui,ha,, nm
vowed ,,h'n, flacl.,e,;,r ,fW,, lilo ,b,,,L,
action upop his Rcsluons shuulJ nreceJe action unou
the Military Mlls rs ,Lev had much IN with the men
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
Dec. 81
MIR. POlNSEII'.
ARMY CONTRIBUTIONS.
W NJ ~. 1 AIN.
r IL. GLASS.
Il. }. KIRK PATRIC X.

II is said that the Hon. J. r. Poinset formerly Sec
rrary of War, and afterwards Minister To Mexico has
recently written Washington that The attempt To sus
tain our army by coutfh os derived from the external
and internal commerce of Mexico. will prove ridiculous
and futile Mr.. Ponsrtt has resided long time IN Mex
lco understands thoroughly the character Of The prupe
and has devoted great attention to her condition and al
fairs. From his political relations, his testimony may
possibly have some weight with the administrations Thu
Mexican appears to be pr bem in all It's aspects
and envy not the comfort of those whu having com
menced it, obliged 10 work il 10 satisfactory
conc fusion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

The Masonic Fair, which will he opened Under lhr
auspices Of the generous and energetic Ladies OF our
IoNn, TUESDAY line q h INST. appears 10 aitrnct the
attention oi every II is looked forward 10 ime
when, forgetting HE ordinary Of life, its cares
and perplex ties, can meet together Saint and Sinner
fr the social and friendly equipment Ola Christmas
HOLIDAYS and nhcwe shall thus nnuccnily. recipocaic
the congratulations II the shall have the indi
vidual salisiac ion OF contributing II the aid Of lustl
tuition which has lrr lis peculiar object. charity lis
fullest extent procianlngas does houd will towards
men" Not The least OF the sources Of amusement, which
his occasion w present will be the publ caton OF pa
per. under the management ci the accomplished Presi-
drn Of the ladl, $ Association, assisted by Two
If our fair Towns women 10 be called the "Nlagnoia,
"a sheet, which, from the talent enlisted, We are an
thorzaI in saying viii the expectations Of ALL and
which from it, novelty and originality, viii contribute 10
the enjoyment Of the community Al large. Aud now 10
/ end and pnfplse Of this communication. The excel
/ ent President III issuing the 'Prsp. ctns" announced
the subscription at % HE series, that IL 10 sag. -
cents for hffe numbers, 10 be issued on tho 18th, 2o
aad 3)rh. This subscrp ION must strike every one Az
being remarkably low, IN fact cheapas the most com
mon papers that ha~ked alb u he Streets while, IN
the Magnolia" we shall have the original cunirhu
tons OF friends and neghblrs. diversified IN
their character To recommend them 10 the taste u ey
cry onr. But enough Of this. The 'Magn liza" will
speak fl sri. This cheap subs npton WIS suggested
by tie President avoid the senbnce Of exorllon, and
without having "counied thc cosi," for winch Ladits
should ccriauly not be held accountable that this pa
per- which Is Intended 10 contribute To the pleasure ol
IL patrons, and the tine measumny remuneralc
The lad es fn he aud abIur bestowed upon 1t, Will
fail Of this latter and essential OH ct
/ The President feels herself calrd upon 10 abide ny
her Prospectus aud vii not under any circumstances
compromise her pledge 10 her subscribers How then
car This difficulty be mei2 BY The intervention Of the
subscribers. in ngeeeiug pay the add una sum If %
GEMS, the delivery Of the papcr,at the Oice Of the
Pcst Mistress The President throws herself upIn The
Ibefaly ofrbepalrons Of Magnolia" VIII the con-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27


sketches ere those NJ duneecs ehnny helnging 10
any and they present many affecting instances uf the
coniidehil sod allccionac relation existing between
servants and iheir masters and mis'n.ses. Though
the sketches cundncd 10 the servants ri anale
nephb1thood Ne are fully persuaded smilat pictures
might be etsun In Thousands 1t naef families W hear
ii, wish Tins l,iilc Volume could h. excessively ccula
ted In the Northern Staios Il "aul do inefc ifs slate
henis were CT diiel 10 epghlen tho ignorance there
prevailing ri the real ebsarlri Il slavery IN Virginia
Than all tie roltco economical iacis that
written. W. say # btleycd-ior Ne da suspect ihesa
"slor and simple annals Il the pauIh viii be voted
tho 'ikpnrg # rmaaiealrn. Many ,-fsaos IA tn
North, moi lanatics either, vii With difficulty believe
Tint The masef or mlsss feel interest the rtefna
welfare Of Their servants do nght ptanoc thet
unfai and Iellgros instruction. still less VII they he.
ilese that he servant feel ANY thing like affection
1T the master ~ thai any other relation can be-
tween them than hatd WMnleal cxactio On the
Side anI cronchng submission on the other The many
interesting exhibitions Il Tar different fealion lhan
this contained Ia the volume speak oi-and all 81
which we Know to he strictly tuthiul- unkS u.s. ANXIOUS
thai 1t should have Urge circulation. The Nmk Ia
written ia simple. eeesn, syl aud breathes through
ou The purity and good taste which mark The clnrbl.
toss.
The work is for sale by y Is Payne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

Before leaving ms COMMAND Zen. Taylor Issued tue
following general order
headquarters Army Of OCCUPATION,
BEAzos ISLAND, Nov. 25. lS47.
|. MAJOR General Taylor, having received leave of;b
from the Department WAR reIinquslts The com
mauJof The Army If Occupation, Ii devolves upou Bug
adler General John T.. Wool, to whsr hesdqu all
Commanders and Chiefs Of the Staff Departments viii
il future render their reports.
II. It's with nuordnay regret that the General now
an comapnies OF Dragons and Artillery have served
under his eye fields rendered illustrusby their gaan-
try and lha Of their comrades; other corps need but the
opportunity 10 siguaize their bravery and their dscip
line To all Offers and men, Of the line and Of the staff
DE-, tnsns the General would express his sasiac I'm
with their present state Of ms rucon and t iency, and
his conJene a, uude HE orders Of the DISTINGUISHED
Gentrll who succeeds to the command. they will zeal
ousy ~ inain The interests and honor Of the country
By order Of Major General Taylor.
w. W. (. BLISS. Act .4tt .4df Ce"e."I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

The New York Ttibnnn states thu, intelligence has
been ~civcd that tn venerable judy Amhrose Spencer
rs gradually bal certainly sinking. The Tribune SAYS
"li Is remarkable coincidence ii events thai while we
are engaged frculdirg the death Of the distinguished
author of the 'Commeniar American Law at an
age seldom allotted man The telegraph SIT uld be- announ
eng that the mortal Ut his eminent aud far famed
colleague, Judge Spencer, is heal Close. and the
sands Of life ebbng fast
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

Or The mail due on "Wednesday night. by the way
ot Fafn'llle. had mol arrived mhen paper went 10
press The nail otThursday night 20, in al late hour
but brought nothing hui the Richmond papers and ot.
tiers. The roads said be horribly bad and almost
inrassatle We hope next week that the mail will
reach us, by the Canal three times week at least reg
uafly and in good time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
CINclkNATI. Dee. 10Th. 1877.

CINCikN ATI Dee. lJlh. 1877.
The waters Of the Ohio have now swelled 10 the
highest point attained during the great fl nod Of ls52.
and the ioaef part Of The city is entirely inundated.
Al leas five thousand families have been rendered house
less by this disastrous flood, aud great distress
in consequence. public meeting Of the citizens
has tSen called 10 provide the M alleyatng their
destitute condition.
The stores south Of Pearl street flooded and Broad
way is oyeIfl,wed. 1t is useless to calculate the dam
age, 10 etdeavor To give idea Of the distress exst
my among Business has been almost entirely
pended Half the lumber in the city t. and boats
have been carried If from the stocks in the ship yards
he snow Is eighteen inches deep, aud more Is NV
falling. The telegraph between this city aud Louis
willie has been thrown OF order by break Day
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

The Clerk Of The H. Of Representatives has dismiss d
half dozen of he CLERKS IN his Office. uhcrcup1n
the Mon wn's in the most cdliy my about tie
horrors of prescription. BY those nho remember how
every removal ever made by Jackson or Van Buren, u
Polk deienood 10y the Editor Of the Uuion, at Rich.
nond and Washington, such ARTICLES must be read with
hearty contempt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

SKETCHES OF On ViReJyA FAMILY SIRvASrs,
WITH A FRErACE BY BIsHoP MEADE
This Is Tie title o. an unpretendiRg le volume
which canno, be read without singular ntorest--an in
terest, far personally concerned, great
heightened by acquaintance with tho esnabie ladies
to whose pens the public indebted FOR the work, aud
y ~, X ., 4. = - tbs i.e'a y i: t2:,s II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
FRT,NGIIGOODS



tg1 TO teeIs The eelged, th II hest the mpst FASH
w iouabie and b1aat,ul Geops impprtedl WM.
II. hrsv. Who has large stock Of SHAwLs and
seNrs on blndl wv. II Ryan. Are they prcsty7
Yes. II has thcm lran 30 cents piece 10 1l5Oa
pece, The ma>t elegant lou lever saw
it's h heepa handsome assortment OF DR&ss Si:.Is1
o. ciach} !-ycs Dies he from - pr. yard 10 81
lef anl certainly The mos, beautiful you have sscn
On 90 macy days"
Les he Keep ou hard such Goods Cashmeres, Mo
laes Men5 Plads, Galiiofuas, Alouselins, Fila Do
Gbeyr", Arieeas, Bomba1ncs, Cloths Cassreres Vsss
ny. lnsh lincrs Bod Iicknes, Blankets. Keissys,
l4seys. Sheeings. shrriups. buttons, laIes, Pins.
Needles, Goeos, Hosiery, tamhtes, CaIc,es, Swiss
al Book Husrs, at1 such i.kel
Wrll, he does aud ..nalbIn else"
How does h. scH etfai?
lie do-s that thing and ''no mistake Call and zee
him IL eilrg's nolaas fr showing and but iite II
You bny
Whore Is his storel In I.ynthbnrs, opposite d. y.
Payne'~ Book Slurc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
DIR. pEI,RY'S

NERMlft GE OK "DEAlp SHOT, FOR WORMS.
highly valuable preparation, capable om the pronptl
tude OF ITS action o clearing te system in few hours OF
~
lhs preparation h4 thu peculiar advantage of only de-
shoyns every worm, bat also o producing healthy action
OF the stomach and other organs 81 digestion, Thereby rohev
ing many complaints arising dciang cnen The digc>-
tive organs.
BALTIMORE, Ju 80, 1916.
certify That Dir Peery's Dead shot The best icfmuge
the present day for at c using several others without +
feet vas induced make trial 4 this and the result
immediate chafgo in the first 80 in the
cond II, and the third worms: subsequent operations
BROUGHT away more, and il all 80 um child.
The result is tho perfect restoration Of my child 10 health
Ann iEpSOS STEWART,
Corner u Cove and R-b,rg stree.
Price 25 cents per vial
Prepared by Ia H. +. PEEl}Y, and sold by A. b. l. y.
SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fulton street, New York
Sold also by H. X. LYMAN, Druggist LyncIburg, Va
and by Dug lists generally Throughout the United States
Dee. 27-lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

General Shields melcpuod at Columbia. :. C., o.
the l5h int. with grcal enthusiasm 10y the czcns.-
The ncSt day he formally neeved by the f"o l'os
cs Of the Legislature, and addr,sscd them with el5
uuence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
Commissioners. sale OF E.an6.

ob -ience decree The Circuit superior Court o
Law and Chnneery oil Brdld 'oInty, pronounced On tLa
lJth da} % September elI, IN The 81 bcoree NiRGm
"a afahst Isaac " J. }ntrns adm'r ii I'm iehhon
Iced nd o'hcr hal Ptoree1.on the l5h day ol Jalna'
lSlh, 81 The late residence o hlaAand,t wa a decd n' at
the PREMISES to sell the hs he-t bidder, al ptbhe anen
the uaet 81 aud. whereof In Nggntou ded se2cd lying
IN the county Of Bedford Ilaud ttcek adjoining tie lands
Of Alexander " ade deed and othefs, containing
2oj IA ACRES.
(,ubeet to the DOVER o Margaret Wggnton, IN %
aces, aods and u parcel lhuco!3 much thereof
as may be necessary 10 answer the pun OF sad decree"
For, une thd Of liz Ircse monty cash and credit at
and y months io equal paton If The residue, hr pun
chaser glHs b,ais With approved security lp the deferred
payments, retaining tiho e lars also further
security, subject 10 resale in default oippyment
G. A. NlNGtlELD, Conf.
De. y w'IU
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
Sz>\\NNAAEkLIlL. L,Z1<s-r
SSAsss SzS3Ats.s y 1IssJsSss ~
" (s y, ! e..
&A { 4 SGN

% In ceuolmly win asase. no paper viii be issue,
from hs eihcr, on Thursday neat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
Tho worL is for sale by y. b. Payne.

MIR. Stephenson, o The House OF Decg lies has enter
ed protest against the nsou lon oi that body, declaring
MI Suowden, Of Alexandria eniltled 10 a seat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

ia Acres.

This , VIII Is valuable on Of wood AZ well =
sal, VIII als1 be d videsl 10 anti parsh,sors.
VI The utere,t e the said doceent In and " tyack II
Land ns tha oi Goose Creek the ooanty al Bed
tpn Ia dstnnlol him the heirs Of Col 6asnu-
81 lIane h, decd.
!" tract # land lying the waters Of Moleys Cresk ID
the county Of Campbell his has been very mush -
proved and in hgh OF cultivation On IL eoo1
~. DWELL iNG Hot Sc Barn and all Necessary out
Lit houses Aso Of 40 adjoining the fattse.
tract 81 land adjoining thu village Of Rosdy, oontaa-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
BY MAGNETIC TEL .EGRaPII.

The Inm,dation at Cnci,oti-5 600 Families render.
cd Houseiess Immense os Of Proloty- business
,SusDtoded
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

100 .A'EGROES U.aN7ED on HIRE.
NV ANTfD nn hire 100 Negro Men, to DO employ.
w ed on the james River aud i<anawha Canal. h.
tnsen Lyneheurg md Big Island. For these, b~rsf wa
pfs wd he paid. Enquire of Mossrs Arree 4 Wis,sa.
l.ynchburg. or &c the Subscriber nj Judith Dam.
Nog 2o-Sdf' JOHN d. IVES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27

uuOUv,U .jLLU.u S.iLJ
50 .ooks ground Aln salt, 70 s'o,e and Tor sale BY
~ - HcoA.'ILi & LEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
Marriages.,

Married, in Amherst county, on the 22d inst, Ivy the
Roy. Jno. w. NJ. Williams, Mr.. LrwIs l.. MAYS To
MISS Many CALLAwAY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-27
40 Acres,

mostly 'ro AMI in good condition for cultivation On
good Brick DIV ELLlSG HOUSE Stables owe nsosmasy
lolso first wellof This Il cxeall1ne
stand for Tavern good wslcner for ANAL 6Any
& About 10 Of wood land lying adjacent TO said W.
lazy, which would be added to the latter tracts all the olh
anmpove lots ofand belonging 10 said desslen,, lying IN
eontig Ucus 10 the town Of fynchbnrg.
rhr peps,,y thus offered TO the public, do not
particularly deaobc because suppose that those dssiring
pu,'r will view themselves All Of IL Is valuable anA
bring hy tho said lreree allowed exercise discretion
the mode o sale, will receive proposals FOR any at Of sd.
opctty until the 18th day Of January when not ss,
the whole ri the property lying IN and Lynchburg VIII
be pntup public aucion, the PREMISES To the hgksA
hilc the hulc,' creek The adjacent srsAs
and the tracts adoiung the village Of kowdy will be osssd
IN the the 20lb Of January the prsni1se;
and tho troe Bedford the 2ith Of January Libssy
TERMS The above property will be sold credit q
one two and three yaars, equal instruments tho purchasso
gng nogstable notes satisfactorily endorsed, and the flas
10 be retained untl the whole amount Is paid. -
The title ID the property offered believed 10 he unqev
uoaablc, but wa shall convey only commissioners
BiSSJ. r. SCRUGCH,
HENRY |. BROWN,
RiGi,s X GRILLE,