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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
Dr.. Roses Celebrated Remedies.

WkR JACOB s. ROSE, the discoverer and sale proprie
IL of these most popular and beneficial medicines
and also the inventor of the celebrated instrument for
initiating the Lungs in enectng cure of Chronic dis
cases. a studeH of that eminent Physician, Doctor
Phvsic and is graduate of the University of Penusyl
vana and thirty years has been engaged in the
investigation of disease, and the application of remedies
thereto.
Through the use of his initiating tube in connection
with Prophylaetic Syrup aud other of his remedies,
he has coined unparalleled emnence in curing those
dreadful and fatal maades Tuhercular Consumption,
Cancers Scroula, Rhenmatitn, Asthma, Fever and
Ague Fevers of all kinds Chronic, Eryslpeas, and all
those obstinate diseases peculiar 10 females Indeed
ery form of disease vanshes under the of his
lies which humanity is heir-not by the OF one
compound only for that is Incompatible with Physiolo-
gca Law, hut by the of his remedies, adapted to
and prescribed for each peculiar form of disease.
Dr. Roses Tonic Alternative Pills, when used are ln-
varably acknow edg9d to he superior TO all other as
purgatve liver pill, nasmuch as they leave the bow
els perfectly tree from cost as also his Golden
rertes adapted female diseases, but heng satisfied
that trial is sufficient 10 establish that has been
said in the minds of the most skeptical.
The afflicted invited TO call upon the agent, and
procure (gras) ofthe Doctors pamphlets, giving a
detailed account Of each remedy aad its applicetion.
For Ale by the following agents, as well as by most
| Druggi lists throughout the country.
PRYOR & PAUL.,
Wholesale Druggists and Agents, Wheeling, Va.
AGASTs.-Dr. +. A. BREETLINGER, Drui est, wheeling
III, PRYoR, Druggist, Main street, do.
WALKER & KENNEL, Drugts, Wellsburg, Va
JxHY REAL, Druggists Cadz, OHIO.
JAS. A GRAy & Co bridgeport, i"
J. IL. PATTERSON, Druggist, 81. Clarsviiie,
~ lg-d tri- yVaudW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
Cnnartncshin Notice.

TYNE undersigned having 'ns dSy ssses.A,ea tisn'
4 selves tose,hsr under tie arm OF J. trhhhackii *
SON viii continue carry On the Drug BUSINESS a'e
old stand OF > CrumhaeSer. No liS Nam street. ~,
They wou.d respectfully solicit and irnst tey WIZ DC
aide merit by asslt0us attention 10 thef business
,ne continuance of that patronage heretofore 50 beray
bestowed The old establishment 10y is TRENDS ana 'he
public geuera ally. Cku MbAtk Eh,
j. n. CRUMBACkER.
B.--Physician's prescriptions will &c put up " N
neatness and accuracy. Aug -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
NOM lS THE TIME.

yUSr finished, large assortment at the best Looking
~ Glasses Q, Offered TOT sse ia THIS city, aad viii e
sold sety low or cash al T.. l. sABslELs, late of
T. Kennedysl Looking Gas Wsserooas, No. 9s,
Main street * hecins. JyIo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
PLANTERS EEepTEL

CoasER OF CouRr AND WALSur STREETS, CIS- o.
J. A. h LII n II
YnROPRIETOR, formerly of iagcrstown, Maryland
Is and lately of Wheeling, Va
i.,I LEWIS MILLER Assist.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
For SALE.

IT OFFER for sale, from Is to 20 lots and pieces q
ground which have lately laid out, on the hill AM
road leading TO MIR. II Nichols; and also from two I,
threc acres OF grsund lying between road and the
urhpke, and several other lots ground on Main and
Market streets.
The lots on The hill convenient to a good well OF
Wdier the JOINT use of which VIII he given the pur-
chSSefs OF The lots and ground on the hilh
WIZ also sell some ground on Monroe street, in front
of the Court House.
Az err any of the above will be sold low and give
easohane credit for the greater portion of the purchase
money The lots and ground the hill. are convenient
,or Mechanics and aboring men, at the Giassworks,
rothuryt Boat yard, &c. JOHN M'LBRE.
f1XA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
EARM EOP CAII

n WILL sell my farm of one hundred and one acres
- situated ~ Belmont county Ohio, opposite the IN
per end of Wheeling Island There is about ffty FIVE
acres improved, good Dwelling, Barn and Stable two
spou springs ana young orchard fsOme 90 100 APP
pie trees, besides Pears Peache Plum and Cherry res
ana Gfape Vines bearing The face of the hill fronting
'he river Is well calculated for getting out the coal
VIII sell Inc above at reasonable price and on good
terms. Apply to JNO k BOTsFORD
mailo In Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
R. ARMSTRONG & co, Agents.
WhoelnU Va

THOUND-Some time since, the store of Morrow
Is x Wakeman, Market Square, wallet with two
notes pay able to William Long The Owner can have
them by proving property and paying for this advertise
Apply office. Aug5
t17HE LADIES are invited to cali on II the want
J. Lace and French Worked Capes and Collars, and
Ezabet hiaiis. am determined to sell them without
regard 10 profit. mel SENSENEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

Rset subscriber viii sell, accommodating terms,
| 81 thai valuable property known (Baldwn's Row.
Northeast corner of 9Th and Zana street, fronting Mar
ket square, Eas. Wheeling The improvements on this
lot four comfortable two story brick tenements
fronting 18th street ~ feet the and front
Zane street a1ording several additional building lois
Also fall half lot adjoining the above premises front
Ing 81 feet on Zane street, which is erected
Portable two story brick dwelling house expect short
" 70 remove to the country and DESTROYS of selling
nay cry property before removing Persons wishing TO
make profitable Investments would do well to give early
attention 10 this favorable opportunity.
Wneniinp- Ann Ii 1913 N DIIMPHEEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE

EoTlCE is hereby given. that in pursuance of a
heed OF trust executed to as trustee by Josiah
'haplhc Tearing date the .2d day Of November IstI
ana now OF record in the Clerks Office of the county
ceutt OF ONO county, in deed book No. o. folio 32l
WIN proceed TO sea public auction the front door of
,le court house of Ohio county Saturday the 3O,h
day september next to the highest bidder for ready
money the following described premises to wit: Ger.
lam parcel OF land lying and being the city of heel
lps being The west end of lot No. 81 on Centre street
IN praIlahs addition TO the city of Wheeng-sad lot
NO - fronting twenty two feet the south side said
Cente street; thence running back right angles TO
sau street, 10 an alley thence twsnt feet along said
aey thehce al right angles to said alley said Centre
street. uelg me par; of said lot which tn most west
wardy brick dwelling is erected together with all the
buildings, improvements, privileges and appurtenances
" .ie sad part OF SAID lot apperaining belonging.
Hehs as trustee, shall sell only such estate in the
PREMISES as is vested in me, by of tina deed of
trust aforesaid. laugh, 1881 s. BRADY, Trustee.
NAV +, FOR sale some rare bargains in the way of
- heai Estate IN the city of Wheeling and Lane in
the country, and those wishing purchase let their
sums ne large or small, would do well to make earIv
tPpeaton as the owners DESTROYS to sell, and /
would sen The land in small parcels and divide the lots
10 sun Tue Purchasers. small payment al he requi-
req IN hand and balance on time. JOHN GOSHOBN
Wheeling, Jej, 49, Real Estate Aoont
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
NEW DRUG STORE.

YNATENT Congress Boots aud slioes-Also every va
Is riety Of Boots, Shoes, Bfosans, 9aiiors, ana Sc
courth cheap for cash je2l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
FARM FOR SALE

| am UpcIroyre, TO sell my farm near WheeIips
''''' gus and Will sell it together or i
parcels to suit purchasers and on accommodatin
'eths' Jan 22-tf JACOB I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
By wN. BoLE, l59, MAIN ST.

NEW BOOT x SHOE STORE.
Called the PHILADELPHIA Cheap Cash Store
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

NEW AND GOOD
FIRST NEW GOODS

For the present and approaching Season.
q W. iiEiskELl. having just returned from the
~ East respectfully informs the public that will
great variety of new goods jnst received from New
York, comprising many new and desiranle styles for
goods Aur2g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
Valuable Farm For Sale.

r5x subscriber offers for sale about 4J0 of land
l. situated on the Ohio River the mouth of Cap
Il ne Creek, Belmont county, ohio.
EDGAR WOODS.
Aug left Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

w DttNNf
Main Street, Welding, vi.
IN the room formerly occupied by Dr. Todd, we hav
i lust opened, fresh assortment OF DRues and MEpi
csss Paints Oils and Dye Stais; also Spices Peru
merry hne Soaps, Hair oii, Shaving Creams, &c; 10
ye,er with general OF popular Family med
icines all fres good quality, aud will be sold
fair prices.
rta EPRNoR& co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONERS.
C,r.r 1910

PhofOSALS will he received by me until the 1911,
INST for grading the east end Of CLAY street staing
me price per cubic yard. The earth removed To he de-
l"ted on the same street ANY further information
sept7 JOHN GIiCIIKis.r s,raa, ra.,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

M ATERlAL FOR CHILDREN's WEAR-A large
asssorimrnt of material Tor children's wear a few
sept6 a Nv HEisEEtI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
A s}AEs ID,

Fy3ha undersigned beg leave 10 announce to their
Il friends who have been waiting Tor the arrival OF
theii C. and to the pthId that they are now IN re-
ceDt of an invoice Of ~ acksges containing an asso
n,ent of .Vm1E GRANITE AND laos SrosKi FLOWING
BLrg, Canton l,LuE; MdLLneeRY and a part OF heir
selection of LiuHr Blue Ware.
This lot is of very choice quality. much superior To
any hereto tore brought to this city, aud OF new shapes
and Styles. sNLENhAS AND hEL'..
nD; and ., Monroe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
Susquehanna Canal Lotteries

IIckes So; shares in proportion; Ger of packa
wholes $500; halves 100; quarters IS; eissths 32l
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-10-28

cargo, the helm was straighlway apul
ab6hsss and every rag 4fcahvass crow.
ded upon the NraininS aiasts, 80: tiiat
the loaded hun swept through the spray
liks,asseA bird I BltiipIe time was be.
cessary to recover the losisposition, 50
thst inIs very few daysywith a merry
Ishelt, anchor, was cast. 10. The Della,
ware, and ihe ,v;esseI swung si'ire round 1d d
hdsith6ofings Opposileehs agSod city Of
Ibrotherly love-" The cargo psovedlons
of .hs richest and most profitable OF
any eyer Brought into that port. 'ol,a2
Nh C-a-a was abund6ntly re wa +.
lded f9r bis adventure; he lwas for a sea-
son the copmop: object Of remark and
observation, ahd independehi ofhis III.
disiduaf investment, he received large
|presents ,frpm Mr.. Grard and the un,
derWriters. The young lady ofhis heart
had proved faithful to The parting vow,
SO berhand was soon lclaimed. o In the
retirepeht Of private iifelhe spen, the
remainder Of his days, upon the accu-
mutations Of his early life. Unfortunate.
lya boweyer,l his fidelity and courage
were, Purchased at thelexpense Of bodi-
ly health. Strong mental excitement
in the ep'hourI Of anxiety, together with
the conflict between duty and principle,
seriously; impaired bis hllllerto fine con,
stitdtion. .".whilst, strange as. it may
seem, his head of handsome dark hair
became changed ia the course Of TWEEN,
ty,four hours 70 a ligh, gray, ~,
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Lewis Cass.

I i"A purer, a, better, a nobIer.rnindet
man than Lewis Cass, we do not be
|lieve ever lived. You may take hi.
private history, from infancy to man
hood, and from manhood to old age
and you shall not find in it spot worthy
Of reproach. ~ .''l" - 80 =
s"As for his fitness for the Pre.iden.
bcy, no mortal man, we fancy, doubts il.
His talents, all the world will admit
are'of the highest order; his experience
has, been vast; his patriotism is un.
doubted. As a man, he is frank. gen.
Ferous, bold, and open.handed; as q
Statesman, he may be ranked with the
ablcst Of the age"
Such is the high eulogy the New
! orkAtlas, a paper neutral in politics,
passes upon the Presidential standard
bearer Of the Democracy Of the Union,
Through life Gen. Cass has sustained a
character that SANDER has seldom dared
pssail, and when she did, like gold tried
by FIRE, slapder has had but tho effect
Gus. - . " ~ '3'7t
I Tolthe early pioneers Of the Vest lie
was the friend, when friends most were
needed, and the West is filled with an-
ecdotes Of his generous and open.hand-
ed liberality to those stricken by pow
erty and sickness. His table has ever
been the hospitable board--his purse
ever open to the calls Of the unfortu-
nate-his advice was never wanting to
those who asked it, and his cheering
words to many who desponded, have
incited them to rene wed action. In all.
the relations of life, as a husband, faith
er, friend and neighbor, Lewis Cass has
sustained character that any man
might envy. glF nov -
As q Democrat, he has been tried,
and never was found wanting. Atan
early age he ayowed himself a disciple
of the school of Mr.. Jefferson, and the |
creed Of that great Apostle Of Democ-
racy has ever governed his subsequent
career. In The stormy trials which
Gen. Jackson had with the Bank oftbe,
United States, Lewis Cass was by his
side, and stood firm as old Hickory him
selfin thelstroug measures taken against
that mammoth institution, while he, was
Gen. Jackson's Secretary or War, his |
Constitutional adviser, bis tried and
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lard .pfl bulwart ofrational liberty; and, i
line Democratic party is. not strong e
hooghto protect you,lhen, indeed, 20.
tare without shelter! /, "a
81 GERMAss! do. you want your breth
rem from the Rhine, who are leaving
|ihep Faderldnd for d ne wv home in the
New World. to be told on the beach
that they are the rof, scomings Of Eu
ropes" and cannot enjoy the rights . d
citizenship for twsnty.one yearsf iiaa
b 7lR!yHAEs! how will your fiery. blood
brook the insult, when a friend. or per
|haPs a father, Is sneeringly pointed al
onbis landing, as a degraded being, no,
flt 70 enjoy the rights Of citizenship, un
~ he shall have borne the derision o.
NATIVES and fedora LISTS fol
twsnty.opei years? T. gaibaGpma1
The only party in the. country tina,
has NO sympathy with the abominabe
sentiments Of Naiiceism, is the DEM.
pCRA TIC PARTY!l Adopted ciii
a,n zens! we tell. you this in oil homes,
". and for the. sake Of your manhood
+forlthe sake ofthe poor exile and EN-,
lgrant-close not your ears TO ouriwarn.
ing! You have read OF a fabled crea.
tars of the sea, whose face and breas,
are beautiful, but its extremities are
those of an eel--like, that creature Fed.
.eralism holds out its arms to YOU en,ic.
'ingly, bot if you embrace it, YOU are
lost. Beware cf Nativeism and its hor.
RID tail! E.a1sfg.i.o .E.e..T..,
An election is approaching, fraught
'wish many consequences'to you and to
the Republic. The triumph Of the Dem.
ocrat'c party will give worldwide
impetus TO the spread Of ,LlBERrY-E.
auALIrY--FRATRRNIrY. The party
that declares itself hostile to every
form oftyranny over the minds of men
invites every honest, liberal, patriotic
citizen to join its ranks. Its sentiments
are principles of immutable Truth and
justice. Its hopes, the eleyation Of all
mankind TO one common platform, on
which oppression, fraud and affected
superiority, will have no foot.hoId-
That its hopes will in the fitness of
time, pc realized, and its sentiments be-.
come the sentiments Of the whole hu.
man family, we as firmly believe, as
we believe in ahe prophecy Of inspira.
ton 1t becomes, then, the duty of
every man whose heart throbs ii, unison
with the impulses Of humanity, to act
as the. ".still small voice" within his
bosom dictates, and then he can't be
wrong; for that voice always says:
sido, unto others asi youIwould, others
y should !1f 90 unto You" Tha. inspired
saying is the rock on which the tower
oti tiDemocracy is founded. Pits, Post.
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Truth oyercomes ialsehsod, and
cannot live before franFne.s,
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TERMs on ApYERTIsINa.

ddserfsse''enfs inserted At 30 cents per sqsssug
fourteeniines orless) foriths 6sst iassssisa, -
- cents Tor esch Subsequent insertion Ons -
umn ore month 500. Three inonfhs 2ia sGsts
months $l5. Twelve months S25. sn.tn
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: JOB PRINTING

OF every description neatly and sspsdkiJaaj
executed at the Office ofthe Spirit of Demucrsry.
ana az Reasonable prices. ..f, 1919
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24

pants Of bllh cuver aad Ii n4hy and encourage their
growth Ia tht, Ny Wr believe he may h.usef
q ircr lpof -ra~, n-Nt ,.a,lu.
Z BY uax!u- at ill., r,fe. rrr acre 10 double lInrse
rarl loads ii IN ud nSd bushels of bone dust together
m spreading On hIsy arg clover. pol4hl1g IL. aud
arp .ln- ilm- As Detlre aIeeeJ. and sowing clover
Ne-o- ie.tag q ~ SECURE tiir rrtp at gas
81 bv i'p dre>siag his CLOVER with Tie abtye compost
thsn ~'aIag iLUGhy ed and applying lime he may Fl
tr'.l tie j-.. 20 he make Up his ,nad .fit
wrh'tt uHu0-. KY. c4 never Inrs y .I clup Vt IT .~s
nim eu- .-.a a- a- has described NJ.
Oar ri,rr-~n u.clj SAYS
.TA, Il .l had tl- ta-ar'.r fb-inr p-odnciive be-
terel caIe tI A iur lrn-r , nr Is SAID nave in
.ur0lI .y vr-y d- ~ uilHyua- aul M oAIug Up N,
uveu VI Ie TeI ely"
That t- Z Pres ntI'.1n was made u the p oduc;ive
character If Tire Il " We do MT question: We rather
think & pnduC i've character had been entrusted wear,
-onr bg-4ot KY deep ptlghnI. but by inprlvdrnt
cn!'uIe. lie ci.r II th- clay si that il aoIunds i'll
sails Of iron. Such is should always be treated with
lnr - lime when with an, salt Of irun in the
So'l will L-camp-e il uniting with whatever acid there
may " ~ union vt and thus forming c.rr SPIN
llag sat 81 li1l winch latter being uSou1r, Is. cJase
qGtf IAN Nous. >alts Of lron ot themselves.
iv "a - 10 Vegetation. and. therefore. whenever SUR
Sod~ which a1o4ad teifi. fare tur- up T. be mixed
win ~nriac. i7 th- operation ud ~ THE btt'eEnl
.rug PrrtrH.d Ill., aniunrEsnr winter prIr /, the llnd
DeuE pat cu.uvan,". aft1saouId always BE- inrd Il.
me rInr-o thai he d,ua pn Of frost ad Tine may
RI 1E." ht N arar Y AID II d.s5mp,+n[ anl thereby
neurizu ;.- uaitulty Effects d tie saI.s ii IRON
"41oi4rrtAty ue Aia,> ~uFRs.
uarc'u~-p'odsur further -.
Ing arF IF i.ra application Of llne BEST on Tie sur
f.ca. ur MI u-u.d IN IN
WE repy THAT il should always 5a applied III TIE VIII
ace wA-"-r cn ueoiy pol.4 ianI, Oh rnver ley.
u o gEa~s sri. lie oj+et being to inpregate the
entire -pt.. "a ,.lttl~yith the mineral
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24
faG1.szg(6E. EsaaagsY
.EhO5eSU{e (g3H .se.nX Grocer

- hotcSN{o GHH Fetal Grocer
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
sAfFFRS FOR SALE,
~ - hhds. Porto Rico and New Orleans Snqars
~ O's1 Pie, Java. Maracaloo, aaguayra and
rib,
: d" oId java. superior to any ever seen in
. this market, supposed 10 be 50 years old
lOVJU lbs Loaf, Crushed and Powdered sugars.
~ lieTc's n. Q. Clarified do very fine.
5000 lb5 prime VI esern Bacon. boz round.
ID hh!s City cared Side
~ do and - bJis. \. Q. and West tndi;
Al)lasses,
nerceS Suart's pure Syrup.
p bales 3-4. and At brown Domes,ic..
- d. Manchester Oznaburgs, Ms. and 2.
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, assorted,
30 sides Sole Leather.
10 kegs Nanakin Nails.
p tons Tredcgar and Country ,rsn, embracing
almost every assortment,
80 keys " hne Lead,
- bbls. Tanners Oil, very fine.
i ~ galIoa puTe winei; 'srai' ed Lamp Oil.
20 baskets Sweet OIL
10 do very fine Vintage, 1913,
case iaqnered Boxes extra fine Tea,
~ chests and half Chests do
) do Imperial ana Gunpowder do
50 kegs Blasting, DupJnt'z and Kentucky Rifle
Powder.
200 feet SAFETY Fuse
~ tierces Graund Plaster,
81 s-its Wagon Boxes,
fierce new Rice,
IUO0 lbs prime Western Feathers
ZOO lbs. Dllsered Steel
1000 lb~. cast aud Shear d.
81 boxes IaIlow, Sperm and Adamantins Can
dies,
100 sacks Salt,
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1E!E THOUSAND ACAaS Oe
EsgSx OFFER E.2,y'ga

FEyHE SUBSCRIBER las one THors,xp ACRES
u OF IAYD, lying immediately on Biz Ouer. near its
mouth "a Campbell. principally in woos the land is Of
Iooi quality and ab unds with best Kind If heart and
>ip Pine with GOOD saw Mil d it. There i farm
On the river Of aout one HmdycI AID Sirfy Heres
Cleared Lnld and about Forty 7cres of good Bottom
fencing g1d. Thr improvements this consist Of GOOD
framed Dwelling Ilouse, good Kitchen Smoke house
NrIri-hll-e>. excellent Stable Corn house mise
nous & hree good Tobacco Barns would sell he whole
together. or divide it iao Tracts, throwing about
Pm Acres 70 he saw Mil, with plenty Of Saw Timber
wlth snail Farm and House IL and 400 Acres ID
he Tract On the river. Il is abuut2l niles 10 Lynch
burr with gold Turnpike to Market.
FERNS s. per Acre. with snail portion OWN the
balance uPn credit oil. ? and 3 years, Or s. cash
My residence i mile, from Lyuchburg immediate
yon the Turnpike leading 10 Wards Bridge
July SIS WILLIAM +. MARTIN.
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Eve Tracts OF land.
&EA VALUABLE SLAVES.

!our men ana Ya women, Of them remarkably likely
ami valuable The lana rt above mentioned. will either
be sold Ii two lois, best purchasers there
beng -uhcenct to make Two good Traces Will show
IN land - any one wishing to it.
TERMS The land Will be sold on credit OF one two
and three wears, equal instruments the purchasers giving
bonds with good personal security, and tie title 10 lie land
Withheld until all the purchase money paid The slaves
viii be sold Tor cash.
PASCHAL BUFORD,
July l3-wt3lA Executor ot tienIy Bulord, decd.
o. The Richmond Wing, Stanton Spectator, Rocking
ham iegiste ana Lcxington Gazette, will publish
week till day OF sale and forward their this Office
for payment.