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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02


.culisr distinctive dress for the purpose OF re-
naming insog. Not many bombs appeared
to have been thrown into the city. Between
thirty and forty houses were burned down.
At eleven o'clock nothing further was decided
upon. At the victorious advance Of the troops,
the Inhabitants Of the city were said 10 have
raised white flags Of truce, which. however,
were torn down by the operators, Only
few shells were thrown on the evening of the
18th. As means to inspire terror. they were
directed agains, the University but great
number Of rockets and shells were strown and
the following day, on the 29th, al mid-da y the
troops were already on the galleries Of only
2 10 400 steps from the walls of.he inner city.
A truce was agreed upon which extended to
the following day at noon. Then the Honga'
rians, who had crossed the frontier, made an
atlemp. on the Imperial troops by 'sor'ie
vienose, but they were completely defeated
The Venoise having recommended the com
bat the city was bombarded once more. The
Huugarians being 10000 strong attacked the
left wing Of Windischqrtse's and the right
Jslachich's army. Messensahcer made
sally from the gate in the vicinity Of the Red
Tower. The Hungarian were completely
routed and driven over the Danube.
WindischGr,ee on The 30Ih at twelve o.
clock sen. the following teegraphic despatch
to Baron Wesesenberg the minister:
"The President of Vienna Internationally
submits. This day my soldiers will enter
Vienna. TO day the great heart OF the Hun
garian army went over TO the Austrian army.
Among others the Regiment Lich'enssein."
The struggle in the streets Of Vienna was
ofshor. duration. The whole town was IN
possession Of Imperial troops on The LIST OF
November. On the evening Of the 3lss the
Imperial troops made their first entrance Into
the town, after having taken all the fouboufgs.
Advancing quietly towards the bas'on, uPo"
which white flag had been raised, they were
suddenly received by shower Of balls
Shells and rockets were upon this, thrown in.
| 10 the town. The town submitted. Albeit
fire was still kept Up from the windows OF
the burglars.
The gates were stormed and battered in by
the troops, and the burgs carried by assault.
The Students fought like madness and when
the balance Of the city had given up, still de-
| Tended themselves in tho vicinity CT Anla.
| supported by portion Of workmen. On Isl
| November, they still held out in the Sa'se-
QUEER barbados. Ga the 3lsl, 500 prisoners
were made. The Hupgarians recovered the
Liethe. The imperial General imposed con
di,ioos which were asserted TO be the council.
The council were given till n. NJ. on SO'h,
on pain of renewal Of bombardment, Students
and mu,inal guards We'd with each other in
casting away their arms. and seeking safety
in flight,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02
COUNCIL BLUFFRAIL ROAD,

Among the many enterprises projected
IN our day, none possess more intrinsic
importance than the one named at the head
of this article. This road is designed TO
form link in the great western railroad,
that will, at no distant day, pass beyond
the Rocky Mountains and meet the COM
merce Of Asia on the shores of the Pacific,
We have not time nor room, at present,
10 60 into an elaborate argument, to show
the merits Of this work. 1t cannot be
doubted, seriously, by any one, that this
place is deeply interested in the success
Of this road: When bull. and broueh. in
10 successful operation. Bloomington will
sustain her relative advantage to the neigh.
boring towns. Oar citizens will presen,
an undivided front, and work together, for
once. undoubtedly. Let there be no flag
ging Of spirits. but one united effort, and
'hs shing can be done.
The proceedings Of the meeting on
Tuesday euening, will be found in anoth.
er column S.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02

Bad Paper.- Force Of accident compels Us to
apologize fer the inadequate size and dingy
color Of the paper we are now using. The
season was so far advanced, when We revived
the Herald, that we could not rely upon get
ting paper Of good quality from ST. Louis,
and concluded TO abide our fate in purchasing
of the agency a. Burlington. We have or
tered but few bundles Of this quality, hoping
to procure better article within couple OF
weeks. A dispatch from that city informs Us
,ha, supply Of good quality, will be receiv'
ed within few DAYS.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02

1--we are under obligations TO Messrs.
Wilson & Co., Of New York, for copy
of their Christmas Pictorial Brother Jona-
than. 1t is splendid affair. Price IL l-2
cents.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02

pThe Republic of Liberia has been rec.
ognized by the English Government as an in.
dependent country; and President Roberts has
gone TO Paris, in hopes to procure a speedy
recognition by that country.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02

.qn Eloquent Saying There is much n'' -,
ing in the following, which we cut 'f0" ,s ",
exchange: "No snow falls lighter 'nan ",
snow Of age; but none is heavier for II 'S'''
melts."
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02
CINCINNATI. Nov. q.

The powder mill, near Xenia, exploded,
Thursday afternoon, abou. 2 O'Clock.
Two men were killed. The building was
blown to atoms, and the repor. heard 10
miles.
River has fallen three inches since
noon. Weather very cold,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02

Senator Lewis.-The corpse of Nj. ~ Il, he
weighed five hundred pounds, and VII" ID.
coffin and lead lining, nine hundred Po" i,
ourteen meu could with difficulty cary
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02

I'll, is said that the amount Of tolls re-
ceived on the Illinois and Michigan Canal dur.
ing the pas, season, will reach 100000.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02

Massachusetts --The Wings have e.
Iec,ed six Of the ten members Of Congress.
every one Of The Stale Senators. and lO8
members of the House Of Representatives.
The Democrats have elected 9 Represen-
ta!:ves The Aboli.ionists and Free Sellers
22. Briggs and Reed are elected Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor. Gushing
had 12 sol votes; Briggs 1920 /;
Philips 90, 500. 5.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02

Sorry for tive neglected 10 publish
the Thanksgiving Proclamation, Of Gov.
Briggs. I. was purely an oversight,
and we hope the people will have ate their
thanksgiving dinners, Notwithstanding.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02

The fruits Of Whiskey.-The report
Of the Committee of Union Division, Sons
of Temperance, will be found in our COL
umns to-day. We advise careful and
considerate perusal Of this report, by eve
ry one who has the we'll being Of the
community al heart.
1t is we'll authenticated fact, that more
than half the poor-rale expense-four-
hf'hs OF the misery, and nine. Tennis Of the
crime of the country is attributable to the
use of intoxicating drinks. Light, on this
subject, has been thrown, broadcast, up
on the world. May we not hope, that
ere long the enlightened and good. Of all
classes, will unite in eradica.ing this
dreadful evil from this fair land.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02

little over ten years, Sl4,29S.
We think this is within the bounds of judi
cous estimate. There are a great many other
items such as assessment, Clerks Fees. Fuel, Sta
tionary, the building Of the Court House and jail
&C., &c, n part Of which may very properly be
charged to the same account, while on the other
hand, the items which are directly chargeable to
the drinking Of intoxicating liquors, we have taken
only snch portions as we supposed had actually
been paid out in consequence of the use of iafori-
eating drinks; therefore We will set this sum at
$1,000 per year. SUEL FOSTER, f.
J. M. BARLOW,
J. M. KANE.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02

~ The Pork market, for the present
season, opened a. Terrc. flau,e, Ia, at
So so 10 So rs per hundred.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-12-02
GROCERIEs---A WORD IN SEASON.

Bloomington, Iowa, Nov. %, 1913.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05
NIAkDEN'S
MARDTN7 )
PATENT PLATFORM SCALES, BALANCES,
COUNTER SCALES, AND EVERY OTHER
kA;nd OF. XsclgSaing AnDaratIN.


an the great variety Of Mardens Improved lnstru
p ments for Weighing. have been found Of 50
great convenience and utility tie Platform Scale which
astonishing degree of accuracy is bringing into gen"
eral use.
The Platform Scale invented by the undersigned, has
great Improvements upon those heretofore in use. ssu-
peroriIy consists:
ls In the simplicity and strength of its construction,
by which liability to lnure by is entirely obvated
2d IN the greater accuracy with which light, heavy
or medium drafts can be weighed by it.
3d. In its cost which is considerably lower than tina, Of
any other Scale.
These all important considerations in the purchase
Of Scale and their very extensive sale III this country
RI refer to every firm that has used them is proof Of
their superiority.
The subscriber also keeps constantly hand, large
assortment Of Scaes Weights and Measures for both
town and country standards Brass and Copper Scales for
Apothecaes and Confecroners Scales with and with
stands suitable for Grocers; spring Balances Trip
Scales and Roman Seeyards; Iron and Brass Balances
and suitable apparatus for every size and kind,
Every thing manufactured by the subscriber is war.
rauted and if not found equal TO what's recommen
died. The money will be returned.
Weghi. graduated TO the standard Of all countries
proved, aud wanented perfectly correct.
All kinds of repairing done with correctness and prompt
ness. JESSE MARDEN,
Corner South Charles and Balderston streets,
Baltimore.
June l--6In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05
LAUREL HILL ACADEMY,
AlIHERNT COTNrTY

INHE second term of the session of ten months will
1 18th Jul. and continue months longer. The
is II miles n W of ynchburg, fine, healthy
section sono times erntd s'the heart Of Amherst The
undersigned who completed the ls term, will be
French English braches la wing testimonials scholar
ship Of the first teachers the State Under this
arrangement fine opportunity will be afforded Young ladies
improving mind without the heavy expense usually
incurred by high board, Sc Young prosecuting the
Sciences and Languages, will have an advantage not usually
cniovcd in the country ourths Of the School being
classical Particular attention will be paid to morals order
Sc As well the department of the two towards
each other The formerly SO for the Eng
lish per term months and 81 30 cts. for the Classic
and higher branches Of Mathematics Board be obtained
81 IS i'll the vicinity. No deductions are made iron
the commencement except for sickness some un
usual circumstance.
REFERENCE.
Dr. D. Pateson and F. s. Ruckcr patrons of the School
Vt 8g- Address Elon p. o., Amherst county.
NJ June 26-5m RIO. W. WATTS, A. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05

Alta Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery,
continued and held for the town of Lynclburg, at the
Court House, in the said town, Tuesday, the Goth
day Of January, 1886, sitting Court Of Chancery-
Robert Strange, Plaintiff,
Against
Freedman Moore John NIcReynods james c. Nc
Reynolds, Thomas Rudd and Robert Gordon, surviving
partner of Andrew JamisJn and company, Defendants:
This cause this day 10 be heard and the pa
pers formerly read the report of Commissioner An
hony, made in pursuance Of the orders of the l7th Of
October, 1927 and the Sh Of August, 1885, with eX-
cepons thereto by the Plaintffand argued by
sci On consideration whereof the Court sustaining
the Plaintiffs second exception and also mach Of his
first exception relates to the item Of six hundred and
seventy nine dollars and ninety CENTS and
ruling the residue thereof, and being of opinion that the
Defendant Moore at the time Of The sale Of the Plain
fs land under the deed trust in the bill and proceed
ngs mentioned, indebted to the said Plaintiff on
count their partnership transactions, larger
than that due from him under said trust deed and being
also Of opinion that the Defendants James and John Nc
Reynolds are proved to have combined with the said De
PENDANT Moore to prosecute and force the sale the Plain
lifts said land, Of whom the trustee, and ap-
proving the statement A. made for the purpose of
recng the report of the Commissioner pursuant the
opinion above declared doth adudge, order and decree.
that The sale made by the Defendant James McReynolds,
under the deed Of aforesaid be set aside that the
deed executed by the said James Mceynods he said
PredI.am Moore, bearing date the 2lst of November,
ISIS and the deed executed by the said Moore TO the
said James and JOHN McReynolds hearing date the 18th
Of December, 1918. in the proceedings also mentioned,
severaly cauceed that the Defendants, James and John
McReynods, do by proper deed for the purpose, with
special warranty reconvey to the Plaintiff the tract of
land aforesaid and deliver him the possession thereof
and that James Benagh who is hereby appointed Com
missioner for that purpose, to sid conveyance
the part Of said Defendants, and the Court doth award
TO the Plaintiff writ Of possession returnable here &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05
Valuable Real Estate for sale

f. VIII offer Tor sale The premises. to the high
W est bidder, a credit Of year, eighteen
months, and two years. Saturday the 4h day at No
yerHber next, TRACT OF LAND The late residence
y Andrew " hItley, dec wing bJh sides OF Inch
. yrr, IN The county If lazewrl about mile from
j. Ile1sunve. containing POS ACRES of good Land,
well adapted either 10 grazing grain growing about
~ acres Of which under good fence and cultivation
and about ~ acres well sci in grass being equal to
any meadow IN the county. But what must recommend
this estate Is It's great facilities for every kind OF ma
chinery with water power. There on il now
we'll built and commodIUus GRlS1 MILL, -
excellent SAW MILL, good HOUSE and sFiil
MACHINERY for running Cardng Machine, LILA
all supplied from a which all seasons of The
year furnishes them with abundance Of water. The
dam the stream Is OF stone anu built in the very
54s and all Of the above described buildings
&c, Of the best material and built after the best aud
most subs antal manner. There are also good stone
a. DWELLING ROUSE, and out houses, such as
Lii Smoke House. Brick Spring House. &c. and a
and convenient Barn and Stables. Persons wish
ing 70 purchase procure any further information
nth may be desired. III relation to said property by
applying to John A. Kelly, Tazewell G. H., Va.
NM WHITLEY and others.
heirs OF Andrew " htey, decd.
Sent 2S-Aw
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BOOKS.

lust RECEIVED at the Book Store of ID. B. Payne S
y Brother
9y Tor and his Campaigns,
I-ile o. tIcn l.. Cas- aud sketch of Butler,
british tcnalc Poets by G.. w. Bethune,
Planetary and Stellar Worlds by o. NJ Mitchell,
Italy, Alps and the Rhine, by IIcadey, NEW EDITION,
Ioiermgs in Europe and Corson,
Kings and Queens, or Life in the Palace,
BOnaparte, Poem.
Mary Grove. or the Trusting Wife,
Angela, Novel By Mrs Marsh,
Harold the Last Of the Saxon Kings,
July l3-ts
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B.zCO.N..
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
ID virtue Of deed upon Trust, executed by John
ID Shackleord and wife, dated the 18th May, 1915, and
record in the Hastings Court Clerks Office of Lvncbrg f
1.-The undersigned Trustees will proceed sell by ofpub
Auction upon the premises Thursday Abe I'd day Of
November next fair, if not then the next fair day thercat
Real Estate in said deed men med viz. the BRICK
TENEMENT Main Street, in the said town. present in
the occupancy said Shackefod and Iewcllen & Will
kins also the WOODEN TENEMENT and the ground attach
cd thereto, said Main Street. used Carriage House,
djnning the Livery stable of G.. M Bruce
Acting Trustees, the undersigned will convey such
tie only vested in them by the SAID dccdIerms the
asle. ALEXANDER TOMPKINS,
VIM. w. NORVELL, -'
Sept 25-w2N H' .t.t prs rustees
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05
FASHIONS FOR SPRING s. SUMMER Isl
JUST RECEIVED BY
j. b. EDWARDS

FEY DOORS .9BOTE .MEE.H& GJt.4IKLN'S
.AND OPPOSITE SAMUEL b. THUR.lLAN,S
}. b. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally, for the very liberal patronage ex
tended to him previous TO his copartnershp with W. +
Lee, and during that time and would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the BUSH
ness into his own hands, and hopes they will continue
their custom with him. All care possible will be taken
to have work Entrusted TO him, done as well as it
can be done elsewhere. JAMES B. EDWARDS
Sept. l4--ts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05

HAVING purchased of Mr.. Thomas M. Wilkerson
Il his STOCK of GOODS, and the debts above in
dictated, have constituted him my agent for selling the
Goods and collecting the debts. All persons indebted to
the late firm ofWkerson s. Hatcher and to II. Nj. VIII
kersn, are requested to make payment TO the latter
The business will he conducted in the house lately
cnpied by L. NJ. Wilkerson, where those in want Of
cheap Goods invited 10 call.
.. rH PETER HUNTER.
Sept 2S-ts ,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05
tALI. GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
rSNliE subscribers in receipt OF the following
i Goods which will be sold unusually low,
Il and 81 fullcd Cloth,
81 rs and A plaid Linseys,
Army Cloths for servants wear,
Fancy Black and " hite Prints,
White Red and Yellow Flannel,
Egyptian Mtts,
Linen Cambrck Handkerchiefs,
Fancy Silks, L.aniartine Plaids,
Silk Frinres and Buttons,
RcIl Silk Warp Apaccas.
PETERS s STIGLER.
Sept. l4-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05

g. TO SADDLERS
NREGORY s ROYALL, Cat III. b Richards oil,
IA stand, } have on hand large and we'll selected
stock # SADDLERY, which was bought al sacrifice
and will be seldom good terms The stock consist ii
part of the following articles. viz
Hard sulder plated, brass and timed Stirrups.
Hard solder, plated steel and tinled Bride Bus
Plated, brass and japanned Harness Mounting,
Buckles, Of various kinds; MarlIngale Rings,
Trace and Halter Chains,
Carriage, Stage and Wagon Hames,
Gdyle's and other Saddle Trees,
Cotton and wool Grth Web,
Siraning'W eb Thread Of various kinds,
Sheep and Morocco Skins,
Hog Skins. sc. SC sc.
Al.SO-A good assortment Of Sader's Tuols
Oct Us
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PJB.T1I1J 3
BLACKBOARD. T0WNLET L BILLIARD,

~
F3rr D5Trrs per pryl5ic r atrrncc No suJ-
srlBtioa rrtgie rcce'rstr starter tuHe than months
atd no paper r5e discontinue eTeept a! The discretion
ofthe Edlors.i i1td all a1T..HGscS a9c paid
~ am ERTISE.Hi..NTS inserted at 80 cents per
square Co e ere1y inner firm Insertion a7id Ri cts
per square Tor ies) for ereyy otter form insertion
EYERT .4DVERTISERi IS required 10 NOTE his Ms
loto Tong inserted Gdcer-
tye1neHt noted rriH be inserted til its dse9nt,erce
Be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .fDYERTTSLN'i The farms 4re toy
TIE prirleg1 2fh7o squares so for Iaus - or
s4'lrs, inner orn< IS. Eeey yey Advertiser teiY
er>7uvedto :oaf hes afserI5 ~ As particular line Of
business.
g. JOB PRINTING edneatiy AMI luiously
and n reJs9n lJt. terms.
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NOTICE..
Sept IS is

NOTICE.
FHViIE Co-partnersp, heretofore existing under the
n style Of Shelton S, Hatcher, this day Dissolved
by mulual consent.
The Of the Co-partnership will, in future, be
alone used may be necessary closing the business OF
said concern. The Books Sc placed in the hands
Of s. w. Shelton, who is alone authorized close the
business of said coscern by consent Of the parties.
S. W SHELTON,
August lots J. A. HATCHER,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05

For RENT.
FH ME fine Grocery Stand door Messrs Mcdaniel
= Lee, and i'll the most business part Of the town
ALSO,
The Corner House, opposite Messrs Bryant * Tnse1 and
next door to Mr. j. H. Seay. The under part is also a
Ind stand and has all the Necessary out houses attached
The upper portion has long been Boarding louise
AMI well fitted for such purpose for family Pos
session Of either can be had on application.
For Terms &c apply to
ALEXANDER LIGGAT.
Sept. win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05

A YOUNG MAN who has had several years expe-
"A rence in the goods business with extensive ac-
qualnance in the country surrounding Iynchburg. wish
es 10 get employment salesman in some mercantile
house in this place Ga dry goods house would be prefer
ed aud small salary requed) For further inlorma-
ton address 4. b., Lynciburg.
Sept 2S-3t
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IlNkL L.NhLL LN'kLII

I'M! Iva !! :! 7JNK 7!
NlE subscriber would call the attention OF the public to his
Large stock Of superior writing Ink, consisting OF Black,
Blue, Red, Carmine, Scarlet, Japan and Copying.
These inks put all size bottles from 10
quart and warranted to be of the finest quality Mcr
chants, Clerks of Courts, School Teachers Bank Officers
and Others wonddo well to supply themselves with an
tice which will stand the test OF time and For
sale by JOHN Ii. SEAY, Druggist.
Sept. IS IS
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y 1, G Il
,,o ~ WHO HAVE WOOL.

has taken UP the notion that all those h1
L1ye VOL Ii Sc cardcd will hnd the Biackwater o9t
tonand wooen F-eory obe TIC Pl3re wnffG M
,t vii gct 30 els per lib Tor 1.-THE wool beng sen
wei eie'''4 JAS s. CREW DSON, Agent
Lshal be ready few days 70 weave ooii'-'
Jeans T. s. q.
June ~ is
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Sent. LEO
HlNDS II4NIED.

WANT 10 hire 80 MEN and BOYS. to work on III
D Maintain Section Of the Canal. The work is dry
aud no danger from blasting.
INV absence from town, Mr- George r. Roberts Is
authorised to act in hiring hands.
IN In-ts HUGH MONTGOMERIE.
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DISSOLUTION.

FE7llE co-partnershp, heretofore existing under the
Il name of Edwards and Lee, was this day dissolved
by mutual consent All persons having any unsettled b-
snes5 with the concern, are requested 10 call J.
Edwards for settlement
Sep Its. EDWARDS s LEE.
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CINE THOUSAND ACRES cp
EgEG OTTER Ess.e,ES

O K \ I. r.
'FETHE SUBSCRIBER has ONE THOUSAND ACRES
4 LAND, lying Immediately on Big Otter, nea, It's
mouth in Campbell, principally in woods the land is Of
good quality, and abounds with best kind of heart and
sap Pine, with good Saw MIL On if. There is farm
on the river of about One Hiudred and Sirty .3eres
Cleared Latd, and about Forty heres Of good Bottom
fencing good The Improvements this consist of good
Framed Dwelling House, good Kitchen Smoke house,
Negroh houses, an excellent Stable, Corn house, Prise
house s three rood Tobacco Barns would sell the Whole
together divide it into two Tracts, throwing about
600 Acres to the Saw Mill, with plenty of Saw Timber
with a small Farm and House on it, and 400 Acres to
the Tract the river 1t is about q niles to Lynch
burg with good Turnpike to Market.
Terms, s. per Acre, with small portion down, the
balance upon credit of 2 and years, S. cash.
My residence is miles from Lynchburg, immediate
ly on the Turnpike leading to Wards Bridge
July 3-ts WILLIAM +. MARTIN.