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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10
MARY LAND.

aforementioned, lno hSt tina. Mr.. P.arce had bean
tc elected Ia The Sen,e of the uned States Tn, an
nnncis'on was then premature though he has suhso
qncnty been chosen Seaior fr sx years. lram The ih
nj March, 1919, by van Of - 10 % The |, ~ofao.
IN the senate. after thai h,dy had adopted resolution IL
- Into an clecilon OF Senator forthwith and wllsl the
House was actually engaged In ha,tiiug lrft the Sen
ate IN hodN and ihsre not being quorum present, the
Jain' otcr could nj Id executed. Doubtless. the Uni
on would have administered severe fcbukn 10 such lac
nons proceedings, II had done In the Wings OF The
House o Representatives of Iowa Tor refusing 10 90 into
the election OF |. =. Srnaior Perhaps II WAS the
dread "l his outbeaa Ut yrluous indignation On the part
of the Official Organ, which operated upon Tho minds u
the eeusint members oi The Scnae. ard induced them
next day. Ia resume their Seats aud permit the election
I, proceed. II was certainly very flolish step upon
the par o the locol'~o minority 10 resort Ia - dsfra
nzlne measure. and then 10 back out lsnsmnlouslv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10
MIR. TRIs1.

We conceive that great injustice IS done 10 his gen
tleman by both parties II is said he has rendered him
self particularly obnoxious 10 the President and that Mr.
Buchanan has manifested disposition 10 susain him ~
his course. Many nmHs are circulated the other
hand by The opposition press Of the ocrentciiy Of his
conduct since be Invested Of his official character
Not particle Of information derived from himself, 10
his course has appeared, while he seems 10 be denoun-
ced on both sides. with emulous bitterness. Mr.. IRIS, is
of reproachabe honor, inccnpibe integrity and
Of great elevation Of character lie has peculiar views
perhaps and is Tenacious Of purpose lie is the last
in the world To be made tool Of. We have an abiding
confidence that whilst in official station he has done
nothing contrary to his Instructions, written aud private
So whilst acting upon his responsbity,he has been
guilty of nothing dergaory to his character as gentle
man and a man Of honor. Mr. lrst is abundanlly able
take of himself, and is not the to remain
quiet under unuorcd imputaons. until the fitting OPP
pprtuniy presents i.spf for him 10 speak in expana
ton and defence ohs conduct however would respect
fully submit that the public should suspend its opinion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

o. Gen. Iayiors letter, in answer IT, Mr.. Marcy S
reprmand which has lately been transmitted To The
House, in compliance with call Of that body VIII lie
read with interest The old soldier and true hearted pat
riot disclose themselves in every line. Gen Taylor
knows fun well the obedience due To his superior effl Gus
however deserving Of Contempt they may personally he
but he knows also his own rights as gentleman and an
American czon, and dues not choose TO submit tamely
to unmoted pua,uns and injustice even at the hands
of Mr. Polk The reading OF this letter by the President
and his supple Secretary Of War was scene, doubtless,
worthy of the pencil Of the historical painter. No state
Of feeling ptabe, than that 50 oliencApenenced
by certain natures, Of The thirst for revenge without the
nerve crafty it. AnNous to wound aud yet afraid
10 strike"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10
IT COL. FREMONT
Hon A r. Buiier,
L, s Senale. Washington.

The Court Martial, which has long been engaged
in the trial of this officer has rendered its sentence aud
adjourned sne die The character Of tho sentence has
not yet been officially declared though the letter writers
al Washington somehow or other, manage 10 get
information Of the m'st secret proceedings of the Gov
enmentsiae thai he has been found guilty o the
charges If this be 81 have M idea that the fresi
dent will carry the sentence into effect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10
THE LYNCuBURG ylRGlNiAN
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 10. 1913.
WING COUNTY MEETING !

The Wings ot the county Of Campheli aud the Town
Of I.ynchhurg will mrrt on the first day 81 February
Court at Campbell Court Hnnse. for the purpose ol ap
pointing Delegates the Wing State Convention, 10 be
held in Richmond on the 23j Of MONTH with view
the formation ol an Electoral Ticket. br President
aud Vice President Of the Unit ID States
The Meeting, above called. will as' take into consid-
era,inn the propriey ofappon,ug Delegates to Con
yenilon to be held on the 18Th of February next. At
buckingham Cuuti House, Ia nominate Candidate 10 be
supported by The Wings of this District, io seat IN .e
Senate of Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10
HOW HE ROSA TRUE SKETCH.

About forty years ago. soBcW here III lie woods near
the line h.lwreu Tennessee aud Kentucky, in log cabin
six,en feet by ghren. which already occupied by
a bfu,d II i,ntriN clse chileu. arn youngsler-
the h RI Of our sketch. II his luiarcy he MAS fed n
hoo aud hrm,ny lta meat. and The fl, sh such wild
varmut>'' as were caught IN tie Woods At twelve
years oi ago, he put ,u To work with nrl4hb3r as
ETm box. and druveo'n hOcd corn, raised tobacco IN
sumner. cured II aud priced IN winter, all he was se'
Years old nhen he took to masking brick: io which
he added the pioesn OF a carp MIR aud 10y these sue
ccssive steps mechanical ATS he became able, by his
own unassis'cd skill In iouse from the clay PIT, or
firm the stump. aud cu ec II IN all p"ls, aud Ia do
it, too in manner la none ui his competitors could
,ass. HIS pannd doors Ia this da, the wonder and
admiration Of all the country. in which they continue 10
swing their hhers
lie never saw the INSIDE of a school huse church
tAaferh he was eighteen years old h, the assistance
ofan Old man in the uciahborhwd, he learned, during
The winter evenings Ii read and wtte, When farm boy
Having achieved ti'se Valuable acquisitions by The aid
ol another. all his other education has been TIC hnt u
his own'arpIication and perseverance.
At the age Of twenty two, he conceived the idea Of
fitting himself for The practice Of law. He al first pre-
cured an old copy Of Blackstone. and having, alta ii
close f his daily lbos. by nightly studies pitch
knot fire Ia his g can, stored the contents Ut that
compendium Of conuon law, hc pursued his researches
into other elementary works And having thus, by grea,
diligence, acquired the fudimeuis Of lis profession. he
met vii an old lawyer, lao had quit practice. or whose
practice had gull him, with whom he made bargain for
his scaniy library. for which he ray him xl2O II
carpenters work aud the chief alt of the job be done
in payment Of these old nusv books was dressing and
llyln. down an oaE fonr floors for three dollars per
square Of ten feet The library paid for, hero drop
ped the adze, plane aad trowe and after hear
.fhim of the most prominent members Of tn,
Mississippi bar and able statesman and orator. C
heard him one day, says one, make speeches in
succession OF three hucrs IN leng each, to the an
denoe, aud movement testified any WEAKNESS on
The part Of single auditor and during their delivery the
ILL.,. A. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10
I.EGlSLA RE.

The pressure upon columns excludes our usualab.
slract Of The proceedings Of the Legislature The pro-
ceedings however, both houses, of Thursday and Fri
dav, are without the slightest interest On Saturday,
in the House Of Delegates after long and able speech
by Mr. Scott, Of Fauqurr, in answer to MIR. Moncure,
aud against the report Of the Committee of Privileges and
Elections in the Of the contested election from Har
lson and Doddrdge counties, the House, by OF 90
TO 81, adoped the rerJtt.e effect of which is 10 set
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

The late from Mexico is Of some interest," rs 90
ing to prove, pretty concnsvely, that Mr. lrd and the
Mexican Commissioners have agreed upon the basis III
treaty Of peace which 1t appears is almost Identical
with that which Mr.. Trst offered during the armisce
and which then rejected The Edith br ught over
melancholy freight, IN tho remains OF twenty live more
officers who have fallen IN battle On the list observe
the Of five gallant Nir9inans-viz: Cap's. Thorn
ton and Andersen and Lieuts johnson, Smith and Bur
well.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10
prom the Boston Nsrcsntile journal Jan. 1915.
WINIAN,S EAI.AAM OLE WILD EIlEKhY


There "certan cures er coughs, colds end
that disposed ques
ton The efficacy oi any al them Mr. = w Fowle, dug
gsi ii the highest reputation, at 13s Washington SIS has the
of an Itirc called Basam OF Wild Cherry, which
seems have Tor llsc good reputation wherever II has
been introduced We have seen letters from parts oi
Nrw England, from person. al The highest saning III tho
places where they reside bearing testimony 10 tho benefit
themselves friends ad received from trial II it's proper
ties.
Extract from letter dat ed Peterborough Va Jan Is, Si5
gentleman Of unique enable inform. that his
brother has been confined lis bed for weeks with
cies cough that baed tire skill o several eminent phys
cans, aud by The oil two bottles al WHIST AIRS BAL SAM
OF WILD tlIPRRl, he has been restored TO pcricc,
hcsllh, and he :, "a fat and hearty man"
Yours, respectfully,
ROSSER s ANDERSON, Druggists
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale by David n Lyman, lynchbug, and by Drug
gi-s generally tlroue hhut ,l- Union.
Feb 10 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10
low 4

We have already stated the lsc, thai The House OF
Representatives III iowa lsd umsrd to conru with the
senae IN resolution 10 ~ Convention for the cleo
tlon o ned States senator. aud have tlorlcd our
readers specimen u" the thunder Of the Union upon hr
occasion. We did this without any information as 10
The reasons whleh operated upon the Nhlgs Of The
House. The 1t. Louis Republican informs U.S. in the
following paragraph. ol particulars, which in some urea
sure Justify the proceeding. Parliamentary common
law gives IN every legislative body The tgh 10 Judge of
The election o It's membots. Ii there were cases Of
contested seals sufficient to affect the majority on punt
vote, we tlnh the House, in justice itself and the
people were bound 10 defer election until the questions
lrrllrI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10
GHIDRDIafDn "
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FAMILY isu,SDDENlE

FuR SALE.
ANlNn determined Ia discontinue housekeeping,
1 ! offer Tor sale my Family residence. stnalcd ~
the hill, IL he Immediate neighbrrhnad Of Mr.. Ge,. w
Turner Mr. Nm, !. Young aud Mr. John Wills.
! he ablpe property IS N d repair ~ one Of The
delightful fesld nces. fn small family IN iynrlm,e
and not sold privately belpo the 18th day Of April viii
on that day CT far If not, the far day thereafter Ia,
sold at public auction.
Terms liberal and made known on dav u sale
Feb. lD--wt2jA CALVIN THOMPSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

The speech of Mr. Webster in case before tire Su-
PemP Court Involving the question of he constitution
ay of Drr> movement III Rhode Island, spoken of IN
lie newspapers having been chaacerzed by great a
blIiy and el,qurnce. pom such subject 1t may be
well supposed that Mr.. Webster could not speak other
wise ahan with ability and orce. The speech, it is an
n,nncd, ~al speedily appear fully reported IN The New
York Courier.
Owe observa I'm here suggests itself in connection
with this t~toe he Supreme Court 1t is TO ths
effect: that better evidence could he gwen OF The
poet entertained Ia this country for the law and It's tn
bnaas Than the iacls nov presented 10 the public Vew
eNhitatng calm aud quiet d,scussinn, before C"nr
which Is ia decide WI nut appeal, upon question IN
vnvi1r, the elementary principles 1t sovereignty such
questions usually ctl to the issue Of The sword; and
Indeed the aspiring Mr.. Dor did attempt to bring the
matter /" dat arbilram NJ. But the thing was failure.
lie nude nov in process is murh heer There Is not
ana There Ever has eeB a This conniry since lIO, ANY
question he origin Of political power hui the pow
or OF mob is thing and the power o an meIll en
people, acknowledging law, and embodied In an orderly
"f9antzaiuU, is another thing
ne decision Of The Supreme Court on the Rhode Is
land matter will be highly valuable, lnasmnch rs II
mus settle general principle in reference TO SUBJECT
'sF winch there vanue and lndsllnct ideas IN me
'"nas OF many. How the Sovereignty OF the People
represented by maj riIy, can be restrained by any 9th
II "Wts propus tlpn avolv wing illculuos and arpa'
ftat contradictions Bat if the Sovereignty Of the Peo-
pie is tue soul Of political power. Organization is The
oody The one must by the lnSlrumentaiiy OF the
'th'r. The Sovereignty of the People. an ABSTRACTION
!" iseli, oAss and acls only in ,hs oganzAhn and Is
fecsgnzed no where else Hence udiy iduaiy o ip
A'Ica being-hrice actual existence.
II II should become desirable change the form OF or
gani1aon III the course oCcvens bringing new develop
'ehis, Tie charge need not qulrc dissolution. ne
people as political entity acting such within iel
GSng organization, may bring pass. gradually, all
'uc changes as an increased civilization or the wants OF
all improving age may require. A faculty Of growth
ma the prv'ge of dissolution is the true characteristic
Ola Constitutional Republic. Bait inner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10
GOWFsss>EafSsK$' sALEDT
LAND.

BNl yi1ae9f decree Of The Circuit Superior Court OF
I'D Law ana Chaneery. FOR Nelson county, On the
,lav 81 Oct bcr Is II Pronounced the therein de-
pending, DAVID " Burton. survivor ii Thomas A. llol-
come aud David W. Buriun, lrnll and Christopher
L. Estes. The administrator Of isaac Paul. deed. and
mh, DEF, mean w. the undt rsiened Commissioners #
Court, APPOINTED Tor the purpose, VIII On lu' sdy
he nh day Of March neAt The premises, in HE
t, OF Nelson about miles tr, m the town OF uvltgs
oa and adnnng the lands OF Samuel Loving, dee and
otncrs, Npse to sale, 10 tn highest bidder ior mnch
will pay the expenses Of sale, aud the balance
credit Of ole, two and tree years. IN equal salnents
tr cl Of land. called the
JOHNSON TRACT,
described the deed filed with the papers Of the cause,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

The Board of Puac Works have al las, knocked nm
der and paid the State Subs 'rpt,n the Louisa Road
considering the vote of The llusc Of Delegates as an
ins'ruct,o moi 10 appeal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

Mr. senator B,ll's speech. on "Wednesday and Thurs
day last pronounced Ia have been ii The ahlrs aud
most effective whch iln debate has elected its cffrc,
may In uttered from the notice which the Union btstows
nron II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

aside the return o Mi lohusan aud IL direct The Speak
er To issue viii for election. This case has
cnpled good deal d time aud we heartily glad it
has been disposed Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10
Marriages.

Married. al Auh,ny Nnth'. EUl on ihr 81 F.brua
". N2 a'clo,k. 7. NJ by lhr Rs VIM NJ Ward
MIR Na,rn T. rwerpr sni Mi. M,nrm, Noarn,
all Of Campbell.
-, The OH insl nj 6u'rlrk, A. NJ. by Rev
" II kuneLr. Mr. Groner T. Rournrs 10 Miss Or
w,r,nsA, daughter OF DR. Iowrl Dawes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

About 1900 pe1s ms attended a lall IN New York, in
honor of Tom PANE author of the Age II Reasou''
At the supper there much speaking. and among
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

ts- Mr. G'ggin's speech, Foregn and Mexican newe,
and other articles OF interest," clrcumscrte our editorial
limits today.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

Mr.. forNsETr who, from his long residence there and
opportunities of information, is perhaps better quail
fed speak upon the financial resources Of Mex
ten letter 10 Mr.. Senalor Butler Of South Carolina
upon the subject He shows what the revenue WAS IN
the lnosl prosperous times, under the colonial system
and traces the progressive decline during the existence
OF the revolutionary struggle and suco the establishment
Of Independence 10 national bankruptcy. He winds up
with the following paragraphs
My object has been to show that Mexico cannot be
,ade 10 drlay the expenses of troop. by any system
OF hf7uec WE can devise, any military
can levy. We mest pay, moreover, for the prov
our army will consumes double the price Of the ration NJ
home, that army w s,sr9e. Is II not 10 b., fnreI
hat the products vi agreuiture> above S3O,OOo
will decline under tho pressure oi this INVASION, will,
men IN arms, plunsenng and llHlng ul'pn the
poor farmers of the couairy Is there 10 mp
pfehend pesilrncc we'll as ianlne Mexico has not
nnireqneutly been visited by both.
] firmly believe that il the United States would act
with justice towards her weaker republic peace
might be- made upon advan ageous terms. But II the
war is 10 Inc continued and prosecuted with vgor,
thousand additional troops will not be enugh especially
II armies spread themselves over The country
occupy all the chief cities, aud levy military contribution
IN all the States well receive the revenues arising
from their internal and external duties think 10 one
well acquainted with the country would sanction such
measures with small force fifty thousand men -
II was not my intention. however, 10 give unasked ad
vice, but merely convey the information that appear
ed wanting III RELATION 10 the finances o Mexico.
Very faithfully, yours,
J. r. POlNSETr
Hon. A p Butler,
L, s S,nalc Washington,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10
From the ST. I.onis RonHbl,cau.

Iowa LhalSLAruRr.-Pcliiiunsh have benn presented
IN the Iowa House oi Representatives. from Mr. kins
mau's district, against his tghl To The commit
tee 10 whom This was referred, II Is sud Will
make report against the right oi Mr. X. lou sent The
eligibility ui other members contested aud the cases
have been tel,rrad 10 committees
resolution to 90 into JOINT convention Tor the election
ri SonaioIs, Judges oi the Supreme Court Sc was ad
On the table III The House. Tho Wings are opposed 10
going INTO an election until the Houses purged of lille
gal uembcfs.'
The House passed resolution to ADJOURN ON the l9h
INST. 1t Was scnt 10 the Senate fer concurrence.
letter 10 the Bloomfield lle,ad SAYS:
1.-The lacos have had great difficulty IN agreeing up
on the men for Senators aud Supreme Judges A one
time said . D. Brady pro.lncs were best IN the
North. whe ii pretty we'll understood that isrn.
badge was 10 be the mar South. Bradley prospect
began 10 dwlndIe. and il is SAID that Dodge and
" son 10 be the Mason, Hastings aud lam
stead are to be the Supreme Judges
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

The Newp ri Mercury commenced lis S1lh volume
with the year. l. was started 10y james, bro,hcI
II BerlaInin Flan.n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

Com. Cu,rLrs :, RiooG.rY. Of thu u. :. NJ, died
IN Baltimore. "u Thursday might last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

-, ,,r many years inierehanged o,inibns profess
,l subjects Inal he should thluk proper. under AM
lnces publish itcond mol have been lofeseea
By me. -
Nh nav authority " know ledge mas he permit ed 10
that The quotation IN ynnr letter Il the sN hundred
and 6liieth psra.raphot the superseded regulations {"
s.,5 in vi ct HE l,rns ''mschievous AMI disgrace
c, are ,mpuNrd Ia ch rac.erze certain let ers
,ns ronveys though notopenly, Measure Of febuke
WINCH 10 say the least. is rather harsh. and which ma
-, my illuk not warranted Ivy the premises Again ::
ha,. carefully examined the letter IN quesHan, and
d, not Admit that l. Is obnoxin's IL the ogeeiis urged
!, "a n co nlunicaiian. see noihins ~ IL hcs, H.,
lar The same circumstances WOULD moi wrlie asan.-
II, suppose that II Will give the enemy vansse ialor
nation touching our past or W sfeclive Inc II operations
"a IN know very lttls Of the Mexican Of nforma
ton or oftheif rxtrannary s'gacy and facilities IA
Le,pin, constantly apIrzed u ouf myements.
A. IL, my particular views reaaId the genera pol
lev 4, be ~, rsned towards Mexico. perceive By the
nublic ru.ss that they shared 10y many distinguish
ed saiesmen and also in part by conspicuous officer
of the navy, the Publication OF hesr opnions is not PEI
hans ob,ructed by any regulations of his Department
/, is difficult then, 10 imagine that the diffusion OF mine
can render auy peculiar aid 10 the enemy or specially
djsinclne HIM 40 eni,t into negotiations for peace
In r,,nclusun woulf say. thai has given great
min l., he bfuulh int the p,son IN which nov find
,,ys.f it'll regard 10 the Departs ent oil War aud the
t,nyernment. II has not beeb of my own seeking. To
the extent of my ability and the means placed at my dis
rosal have uph faithfully tosorve he cuuun. by
carryn, out the wishes and instructions nfthe En- callve
But il cannot be concealed thai the population If
Monterey the conf lrnce If the department, and tho
much fear Of the President. has been gradually with
drawn and my cons der un aud uslunesN corresponding
" diminished The apparent determination ri tue Dr.
vartnpn place attitude .'nlag uis'lral In the
Government has apt illustration IN the Will know
fable OF F.sop. But ask M iavoranl shrink from no
responsibility Nhe entrusted With The com nand ia
This auarerI shall continue To devoc all entrgies 10
The pnhc % d, ukios for my reward 10 the conscious
ness Of pure motives and the final verdict o impartial
history.
am, sir, very respectfully yonr "hedien' servant,
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

, he number II free letters that pass through The Post
"hires m Tho United States is cs mated by the Posinis-
~ otntIal al about i've millions per anuum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

There was report by the Telegraph Of The death o.
Mr.. Senator Davis, Of Mass which happy u say
proved 10 DC unf, unded.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10

Thirty fires aud false aafms occurred in New
lurk last month.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-10
Feb. 3--i7NI
Com M Sale Of
RE.1L ESTATE AND SLAVE,

REAL ESTATE AND SL.1VES,
Y virtue of decree pronounced in the suit Of Norvell
ID * al VS. Pateson al by the county Court OF Am,
hest, the Eth January lSiS the undersigned aP
pointed Commissioner to sell the Land and Slaves in the
bill mentioned and of the Decree he offers for
sale, privately, the TRACT OF LAND in Amherst county,
containing
Isl LIZ ACRES,
on which Fayette II Noryell resides. is distant
from l.ynchhEg about miles and adoins the lands
81 Edmund Winston, Sylvester BuriuId. Others
Iii convenient To good Mill and Blacsmhs Shop and
watetedb Fawn Creek From EIGHTY 10 ONE HUN
DRIED ACRES are cleared the balance WOOD LAND
Some EIGHT or TEN ACRES might be rendered fs-ra,-
meadow, Any wishing purchase will be shown tk-
premises by Mr., + III, Norvoll.
TERMS
One for Of tine purchase money in cash the balance 4.
three equal instruments of six, twelve and eighteen n;h
Tor which hoNds With good personal will he required
and the title to the land itself withheld until the
made. lie also Offers pri, SALE credit Of
months,
SEVEN SL~8TES,
consisting Of and children the purchaser
otabe notes, sndoi payob,
Of the Banks in l.ynchburg
Any wishing pun chase the Land Negroes IS re-
qucsted to address at LynchburS.
jana to WIN. B. ROANE.