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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
.V'Eu' GO.v'CEH.s.
GEOR g + MT. RUCK Err,


Afefsr !, 1870
w ING pntchaHcd II wi liam Bell and James O. Brooks
theif interest IN Tie stock If goods OF Belt Rurkcr X
tfo7 and ten the well kpoNn Store Room USED by them,
respectfully ella the attention OF his friends and tho 81 tho
concern al which he member, 10 his extensive stock
~ Fancy AMI staple Dry e. oiiaa, Shoes, &c. II epra-
rcs quite gteat ,a.ty al the desirable style o
aud Will be sold rNitemts low and asks lat all wanting
eonds, wll give him call lie will add in lew weeks t.
his rfoon stock lar assortment of The most eb,eo gs
al the season, suited 10 the trade OF this keiand WI
be able 60 oet great induccen 10 the buyers o gods,
asany house IN all the uppe, country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02

ucGcene, 2iQa
lesh impulse has been given uu Tobacco market b,
statement am the country, relative the effects u the
storm ON saturday night last. apd the high water sinrc
f1em the besi information LAT ttee,rd almost every
stream below the Hue Ridge fom the Dan To- tho Kappa.
hanrac Rive hts nNcrann lis hauksmueh ruhaoea la
heen lost aud rropab the most promising PARTON the
oar thut classes Nitan adv nl 80 cent o
lat week. rfirrs=saos ct the week ~ hhls a. follows
10 hid, at lem 50 soto s. l. hh~ at ifom IS To 81, ~
hhds At tom - Ia so u hhds. at from sio 10 ,2 aud
hhds frr, So Ia Sl7 -.
UhsH - es lot Rcd. Il for Mite
WILLIAM I. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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ANTE
R0n@c Of fhe 1Hcrn,oIstcser,
REPORTED rnR TINE 'fvlRGNl,N" ~
ID. Il. PAYNE & BROTHER, Booksellers,
MALN SEREEr. LNNGLLBlkG. "a.

EXTRA FINE SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, MO
H LASS Els &c. S>c / am receiving the above
rlcs all Of which are very would coll The attention
Of friend, and the public generally to them, and ccon
fdcnt Of pleasing all.
MAY 6-ins SAINT. 1A RE.
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TEMPERANCE NoTICE

The first Arniv rsary Of the Red House Division
Sons Of Temperance. NJ. 27l vii BE- crlbaed in a
becoming manner Saturday, the 7h day Of Sepem
Der next. Members of the Order in good standing, La.
dies and Genemen invited 10 attend, provisions
viii be made to accommodate every who may be
with us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
TIE PRICE OLE rlIE l-.1nN


THE PRICE or TIE ltstON.
The line has rame when evefy ci'iz,n aftlfsr I'M
ted Ssates sh ull debate sf1=sly w thin himself the
qteSiun. is Tie ui,n war.h prps ,ry5ne" We ID
mean that he should cateassly make the lgoev #
himself AMI ms eafe1esSly answer IT, but tn hr should
investigate the sa iaet tn roughly aud earnestly as
it WIS aIdr If his own persao#l business.
In conducting this aqnry h. must as, In us.lf il
what ih's non sirpas>cs u her ,ns that his
tory speaks IT. and IN what these advantages are owng
Similar leagues Of repub lean institutions have existed
before, in the Swiss con'edeta ion and the : uf
Holland But none ever ,hrove like his great Amer
can republic. In the passage Of wise hws aud in their
impartial administration. this nation though far rom
having attained perfection, surp8ss any that flour
shed In material prosperity the States out,tips.
perhaps. any empire that exists the Globe Mat
ever existed Mr. these advantages II be- attributed.
persons suppose, 10 the which has settled
these elimes 10 he great feriy of the i. These
may have assisted 10 produce lie grand rest but they
not tho prime sources of either our liberty or pros
peritv. We owe our a>t'nlshing strides rs nation
chiefly 10 The Federal Union, which seems as if IT hid
been tfoYdentaly suggested 10 onr fieftlhes. vii
Dies reconcile the hlheIo dseardnnt clements OF local
and Genital authority, and 50 powerful has 1t contributed
/ u Inc vitality OF the people.
FOR "hal was The laci betre HE present ems tuition
was adopted! sane OF the same States were in exs-
ence ihh same tare o people lHh1b t'i hem and the
love II liberty heat Is high in tn great hearts II
the rom Inntri YET from lls3, when The war emina
ted l. lfo' When The edefs eamp1c was entered iao,
the "hnle country was N confusion bordering an
a'chy 81 That even a,hog'an ain si deseirol Of the
Nerinanauc' W republican 1nSnt tons The dlltent
States were jealous Of each or, aud qa1fre on The
beet Of Their doi =; while private iniivi as. feeling
That there WAS no sabi IN rls condfon Of affair,
hesItaea 10 embark their caPll IN Industrial Enterprises
1nde lananshrd commerce did mol thrive. the public
cred was low Is cad of TINT spirit If trali = which
now eemenls pna section 10 an lcr by the int rchtnee
ma -frf r 9ac
other PeyaiI"d 9maag HE people f the different SaI
Everything p.rIsnlel decay and ruin. Al1uey Nd the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
commit ssiomcr,s S0ie Of Land.

egN ,htne al decree 4 Tic county court o camphel in
the ni Nn'hnn rua,linn ~ aud 9th,
ers, shalt Tho i7h dar o August the premises,
sell NJ public anctnn, tn the highest bidder, the LAND IN
The bill anl eShr in said mentioned, lying Big aud
latte pphssau Creek, III, al Campbell, adpinin.
III nls Il 1na tahtl anl uthefa aud containing lie
set,h in thu deed filed IN ssid abnnt 3un ACRES
us mud ba by' dssebed being oteinally i,ru
dnrlNr, mol urh wotn, and cahy susceptible ofinluosa
mont, Il al distance al between and mile. from
lrhhutE, = adla,etd the 1.,neh butg and Concord
luppi = and the James River aud klnawha Canal 1t
contains ls al iiwcsfaHr, said 10 he vein II
Marble, mi st1le site lot ua machinery, in the I'M
mediate Halaifl ot the lanai and TURNPIKE, nposs
tit"k, Nhlth ithtds an abundant supply al water.
The sale VII bc tp cash tnneh at the purchase
n"N 49, vii Ia necessary iopay the expenses oi the sao and
ca f. u suit aud cfeif ii IT, ~, aud ~ nonhs or the
-,du" handsNh hpnfVe 81 security viii be- required, and
ihohle nntne W tbtit payment a. urther secur'tv.
he ttlc beNc ID h he purstloned, hut acting a- Gem
missioner, shall convey such ony vested by tie
/ drrr,r. kOB'f. }. DAY IS, Ceninr.
Jub - TIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02

ID i - y OE " TIO.y'.

fHNiE firm OF Bell ticker x Brooks is this day dissolved
10y mutual consent aud limitation. The name OF the
hfm only 10 be used IN winding nr the Affairs oil the
The Books Bonds and ccnts will remsin al the
store OF George NJ Rueker ho suecaed- business
Those 10 whom the firm is indebted, will present their
eltims 10 hun a. early possible those indebted by
bond ~ open Account will please call him, lac viii
settle all claims due from ot 10 he
We take OCCASION 10 return sincere thanks
friends and CUSTOMERS nr the liberal patronage br
nwcd on us snec connection in bns, and
" ask Tot the liberal patronage kind
y extended iaus. WILLIAM BELL,
GEORGE N. RIiCKFH,
JAMES q. BROOKS.
Avg q ills
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10 MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND MANUfAC
TIpTQc

U'ltE ppblsherao III tho Sctt.N fll'lc AMERICAN ,e.
pneihA,, give horc that the lth VOLUME al this val
uable nnuol Will lie commenced the IuraB INST Of
Scpfembrr ncIt onetinga favorable opportunity Tor al 10
subscribe "hnnle an interest the progress aud dc, elup
mcut al thu Mechanics Arts aud Manufactures cou.
tyt The character al the Neeniic American l. two we'll
known Throughout the country 10 require detailed
al the satiou0 subjects discussed through ia columns
1he aim OF the publishers has always been IN feudcr the
most thorough and useful scientific journal in tla country
and 70 ln3g" ct 'shy comparing ITS circulation and n,aa.
rne'a with other publications ri the aume rass they haee
the pheaH" "a evidence OF ls salnc as the le4ng exponent
Of thr Ads AMI Saienees.
twill ht published we kls a. heretofore. IN luarin Inn
an TIM rar't, aho,dhg at the endd tho yef ILLUS
fRA1lD INGNGIpp EplA of o,a ruin iranmn
paPoa. with an ndex aud from FIVE III S1REl T., SIX
/ iluNDRtn ORIGINAL. ENGRANtNGs described h,
letters al ret rnee hesIcsa vast amount al practical no
nation concerning III pogtessol Scichde and ,hchani.
cm Improvements, fhGHnhg. tir3 Engineering, Manu-.
fuctufag IN i ,aitaus bmrhess hcittctuc, .lrsoBa.
Hoiag ahol, il embraces boenino ranged the Ats aud
Seieners.
ltal.op1c,sa4 Al ofigind eainc not laubln any 9TH
! ~ ueehl} journal IN the country VIZ an OFFICIAL
LAST 81 PATENT 81 NMs,m'ra',d expressly Tor ils
columns Al the Patent Onuc thus constituting IN the
MEmeAN Rl.pERrORY OHM MENTIONS"
lneonnection with the pu'ishins department the lrophe
tons tiahsarl the mat extensive Homo and Fo,ign Patent
business done in this country ronsequcn, then iacos
must b. 'raniinely supctlat
TERMS ~ cooper Year, in advances 81 90 for
All letters must he post paid aud dclcdto Mt Nm q 90.
rabli-hu- al tn Scientific Ame,icpu,
No ~ Fulton Sitret. New No,k
1NDreENtNTS fOK tIIfBRiN,,.
Anypcfson who will send ~ iout suhy"hris months
same length Of time 81 We will furnish
~ copcs ior q months, ~ 90
~ II - 90
Il " y ~ no
~ " ~ % 90
southern and Western money taken ior subscll-
lions post Off 4 stamps talen At tbcit tall value
PREMIUM Any poison, setdug It's three subscribe
Will entitled br 10 copy 81 the "toy o Iiopcots and
steam Navigation published III book tom. now IN press,
{" he ready about the l OF peobcr II will he mn
complete woIls upon the subject issued and will
tam about ninety engtasngs.
Srp2- u
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R'ebFf az E,.S'Y.

ff;tT, 4 DESlRABltE Farm near Elk Creek Furnace,
f1,;; Nelson County, within two mites 81 the Canal, cspa
IL BE working thrce four good hands advantage
u psnshlc tenant, thu tes viii be reasonable fes
lurhcr Information, apply 10 Miss Marl- NJ. ponjlen
fireplace, to the snbcrber at lblty bedford tou'A
~. IL Nj GARLAND, Jr.
Annol-AA2AyL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
WasniEy Residences for Rent.

,INlit subscriber has Tor rent comfortable FAMILY
RESlDENC ES situated III a retired and pleasant neigl-
bothood the hill Both tenements have recently unde,
thorough repair from basement To garrett having comaodious
dining and closets in the easements together Will
'enen wood lots good gardens, &c. Sc. atac he'd to the
premises. On u these lots is we'll OF excellent water,
which will be used in by the two tenants Posses
sion to be had immediately.
June 81 wits CHARLES W. CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
BALTIMORE MARKET.


al it.=lho uile inas at The aea"s lo day. tall
lag short Of Inc quantity required to supply market
oeca-loncd a more nr'iyn torlmg pee consequently
f0led s'meIhi5g higher. 'fhrre wfra II red al the
setles 10 hesd o Bceves. all of VIII sold NJ pr.
ees muawg firm 80 10 s. IS on The aoo( GU T.,
&5a625 net and averaging s. grosf
toFtEE.-Salc5 IN Saurdy Of iOD b1g4 RIO al
he cts and ri 800 lageaya a, 10 e.. 10 day there
were sales Of 200) bags Of Rio at lO cts aud 500 bags
Iannayra nj In4 els.
FLOUR-We note sales To day of 100 bulls Howard
We note sac Of POO hbls. Cry Mills Flour at -
GRAlN.-'ibo supply ol Wheat 10 day has beeu
'her small. and prices shade beltfI We quote
dnary to qeod red s5il0O cents. aud good 10 pno
at lo0alO6 cents; white AT l06, l0cenis aud family -four
white at ll2l2D cents
Corn was asp in limited supply. Sales Of White were
made at 5fa59 cents aud # yellow a GOa6 cts. OatS
sell Al 2Sa35 cents as in q1aliry.
PROVlSloNS.-We nite sales of 300 bb4 Nose
Pork at 5000 10 other afclc' there has been Lur
busoes, dona at previous quotations.
WlilSkFA The market continues steady, with
sales OF bills al u cents, aud oihhds. a, 20 ca
NEW YORK. Aug. 26
The extensive -four house of Messr, w G.. y A.
Hunter suspended payment 10 day. They were heavy
dealers and have failed. ii Is said, Tor large amount
The market for Government Securities steady
but not active Pre- unrhlngcd. Fancy Stocks are
mle buovan Canton Company ~; Sterling Ex.
change lOs premium, The Money market is very eosy
Flour Is s1meNh1 depressed. aud prices III favor Of
buyers. Tho snles nmonnl t. 5000 bills at 81 lSaAii
FIR immon and straight State brands; Sonhrrn 81 2Ja
531i pure Genesee S5.H Corn Meal 81 9Iat3 Rye
Flour 50.
Provisions rtm1in unrhaegel Sales Of Mess Pork ut
Slo25llO.3T Prime so. Lard en- CTS
nroc RES are frn. especially lor Suqns md Cofar.
both Of which arc advancing. NJ as'es steady. Rice
~ els per IL.
IoDacco continues in good request. Salts ut full pr
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CASH FOR NEGROES,

I WISH ia purchase number oi LIKELY NEGROES
1 tor which | will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Al letters addressed at Liberty, Bedford county will
receive prompt attention. W. c. HEWITT.
Aug 9-itts
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a.. Pfc DEWITT,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Cash for Eg'hru(.

wish l. purchase during the large quantity o good
wheat Farmers WI, find il To their ,ho,ost give
coll before they sell their crops. viii purchase wheat
IN he delivered nj Mossfs lncs iytee's o. the basin
ynrhbtug, At Beaver Creek lumber crops
the canal helow this place. WIN W MOSBx.
Aug l=SuiI.-
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I,ysL s0y. V1.NPOf.

The highest cash price gwen Tor all Mcrchsable W h.t
delivered Lumber house the Basin Msssrs q N.
Sicpoe authorized 10 purchase wheat to us ou.e
slant supply oil Rock aud Ground Plaster kept hanl
SrEpfDE Y TALiAFEkO.
Aupttsi l-w1mtf
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Fine Lamp Oil.

A SUPPLY of Superior Winter Beached SPERM OIL
n warranted pure fol sale by III SEAY, Drug,
Aug o WISH
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Slaves and other Property for Sale,

pursuance o adrefcial order the Circuit Court of the
ofafatm ct lYnchhutE, pronounced IN the he
B1nso Virginia against Avefe and 9th the 3ll of
June lsaa be sold lie highest bidder En cash on
The y inst opposite the Market House IN the town ol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02

The Ladies ought moi to let these bagaibs pass a.
they cannnf be replaced al the same prices.
sSeptg II MEEM & GWAIkIN
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ladies Dress Goods ~ Cost.

ryNlE sabibcr has hand beautiful assortment Of o.
dies Dress Good. u every dcscri ION which lie Wills
mike io his Fall Stock, which he will receive
IN call rum the Ladies respectfully solicit
ed, he's determined II sell at cost, aud mistakes
Aug l5=ius - 4. 9 PETERS
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,

LN>tIHIf RG. AUGUST ~, 1880
loBNttt-1nspe. tians Ia II August 1919 af11 IL 4
Ism -.iS
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fHf0sser %bots fkaV trsr Uf
~ H. H. .N 81 e. WI TN ~, 4
IYNCIIBURG, VA.

~ or all gone yet hut going very fast call soon
" and they furnish YOU with the cheapest Shoes
ever sold in this market.
100 Pair Ladies Gather SINNERS al 90 cts ppt Pair
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l'AHA.aAEss q.

FASHIONS FOR SPRING 1850
NAMES u EDW ARDS, at his old stand, three doors
~ above Meem Gwatkin returns his thanks for tue lib
erai patronage he has received, and hopes by prompt sn
ton TO business, 60 merit its continuance. 4s3a
Apsil i-wiy
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.EIaai AkHrPipesl

~ lill1S- prime n q Sugars,
l i fags prime ftnani haguita Coffee,
10 10 Extra OdJaya do
fiacc Tine Iioe,
80 Sacks salt,
Octagun and Square cast Steel,
Iedcgar lran Round and Square,
and Ion sale cheap by, JOS, d. NoWIiN
Aug Its
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pDSTpDNtlnIENT

N''TN
The ebnse mcnt, ned sale postponed, and will tai u
place On tho premises, al II Nj, the 7th Sepi.nb,A
nest. u. l. ID. t.ln,'f.
Amin l1SlI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02

nd snndy articles 81 personal pfopettv, too eous men.
ION. II. BuN NJ NJ ron Nrtvi 4 Comm,
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>ogs ins
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-13

change IN Cotton, with advance of onessgt psacs
consequent on the unsvorabe accounts from America
brought out by the Asia and Atlantic.
ms advance was steadily maintained up to the close
OF me week Fair Orleans II Fair Mobile and Up
land y Mddlng Z to r. The sales OF the week
amount to $1,000 bales of which spectators took q,
ooo, and exporters 10000. Sea Island lii god, the
STOCK IN port amounts to $4,000 bales.
. q ne continued fair weather has had a depressing
influence on the Corn Market.
fKANCE-The increase OF the Presidents salary
mas been hnally voted upon and carried avoraby The
tIuph Is estimated great victory by Government.
zen. Lafltte announced to the French Assembly on
MONDAY the conclusion OF the Greek negotiations with
England. He gave the announcement with high com
pmeny and expressed desire for maintaining general
peace.
The Government has discovered another secret So
cley In Paris several members have been arrested but
afterwards discharged. Napoeons health is improy-
ing. Lamartine has embarked for the East he gave
general entertainment before starting Funds are a
fourth per cent higher fives closing at "a francs
The conspiracy discovered in Paris is said to have
been extensive throughout France and many have been
arrested.
GERMANY The idea Of the third German Union
has been formally avowed it is the plan of the North
German Union, the principle OF the alliance is that OF
Free Trade. The movement of South Germany for a
high protective tariff has been sanctioned by the Prus-
sian Minister of Commerce
AUSTRIA has changed her representation at Ber-
In Rumors OF dispute between Prussia and Austria
exist Cholera has reappeared at Berlin. 1t expect
ed the Emperor will be crowned in July, when gem
eTal amnesty will be given to all prisoners political
offenders 1t is believed all officers who Joined Hun
gary during the revolution and afterwards condemned
vii De liberated. Several have already been pardoned
Late dates from Vienna state that Prussia has refused
to recognize the Frankfort Congress, and thus says
German journal has Russia separated from Germany
Letters from Belgrade say revolution against the
Turks had broken out in Bulgaria. The insurrecton-
lists were marching against the port OF Belgradeiorga
Inc RUSSIAN army is greatly augumenting, but their
purpose unknown.
SPAIN-News from Cuba is exciting much atten-
ton The Spanish Ministry say she Americans con
duct resembles barbarsm
ITALY.-The position of Rome is unsatisfactory
The city is under much excitement The Police are
under Austrian authority.
NAPLES, 18th June-A part of Grenalgies, an old
barrack for troops has fallen, killing 500 persons
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-13
Correspondence of the Baltimore American.
wv ASuI Nc.rn.r LII.


= 1t is said that Mr.. Crenden, Of Kentucky and Mr..
Evans OF Maine, have been teegraphed to come on to
Washington, with the view of entering the Cabinet of
President Fillmore
The resignation ofthe late Cabinet will be- is gen.
orally believed accepted
The Capitol and all the Public Buildings, and the
buildings along the entire Pennsylvania Avenue are
being festooned with weeds of mourning.
4 The military and strangers are already arriving to
Tftcifate in the funeral services of Saturday, which
promise 10 be very imposing
ne remains OF the late President will be laid in
STATE 70 morrow, in the East room OF the Execut tive
mansion Which has been tasteully decorated in
ming.
vsers will be admitted to view the body after 3
O'Clock.
Secretary Clayton continues ill, though not seri-
ousy.
Thearrangements for the fnnera will be on the most
extensive scale; every body seems anxious honor the
ilustrous dead
have learned positively that there will be no imme-
date change of the Cabinet,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-13
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
HALIFAX, July IL. A. N.

VI.
The steamer Hberna arrived at Halifax this (Thurs-
day morning, and sailed for Boston at 7 o'clock.
ENGLAND.-The British Ministry have been sus-
tanned by the House of Commons on the Greek ques-
ton by majority OF 46.
Gen. Narvaz had warm discussion with the American
Minister in which he expresses the establishment and
greet OF the Spanish Government that the American Co.
vernment had prevented the expedition Of Gen. o-
pei from being organized in the United States and hav-
ing allowed to depart to the attack OF Cuba 1t is
also reported that the Spanish Minister had addressed
views Of the Spanish Government; the note was not
written in very amabie style.
At Bremen one thousand persons had been killed by
an explosion of powder magazine, boat loaded with
three thousand barrels of gunpowder and whole fleet
of thirty boats were destroyed, besides which immense
damage was done to the town. which the explosion
took place.
A cowardly assault has been made on the Queen, by
man named Plato, formerly officer in the 10th dra-
goons. The attack was made whilst the Queen was
leaving Cambridge House, IN company with Prince AL
bert. The man attempted the assault with cane no
harm was done he was Immediately arrested.
Brown, Shipley Co.'S Circular report atavorabls
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-13
AUCTION SALES.
Flu TU RE DAYS.
GALE OF LAND In NEW KENT

SALE OF LAND IN NEW KENT.-Rv
~ virtue OF trust deed executed by H. A. Delcam
pc to the undersigned Trustees for the benefit of sun
dry creditors therein named we will sell bv nublc ann
ton, at New Kent Court house. on the second tn
Gay IN July next, the Tract of Land mentioned in said
deed situated In the county of New Kent near Djasum
Dfage, supposed 70 contain about 100 This land
IS situated near the Chickahominy river and has on if
large quantity OF wood, which commands good price
when delivered at the landing p''00
ne title Is believed to be good but as trustees we
aforesaid deed of trust ~ Wv
A credl OF six months will be given upon the mr.
chaser giving bond with approved security for the pur-
chase money JOHN HAROLD,
MI JAMES l.. BRAY
The above sale will he made at the time and Mace
above named by Bat D. CHRISTIAN, who is duly au
thorised to conduct the iyl blot
a ALE OF PLOUGH PATTERNS, pa
~ TENT RIGHT OF WHEAT FAN &c-A
portion OF the Plough Patterns not being in possession
on the day Of G. Watt & Co.'s sale, on 18th June. a
public sale ofohers which have since come to hand will
take place the store Of Mr. Jas Sizer on 18th ST
on Tuesday, 10th July at IL o'clock. 0'''
!. Also the patent right to Watkins Wheat Fan to a
large part OF Eastern Virginia, and few other articles
omitted at the former sale.
Sale by J. R. D. PAYNE J. s. WATTHAIJ.
VHNHUST SALE-PUBLIC NOTICE-By
n ID virtue OF deed of trust executed by John 3.
Richardson and Lavina w. his wife on the 26th June
1889, to Lawson Burfoot and James e Heath in rust
to secure the payment of $1,000 to the Washington
Monument fund, beng money borrowed from that fund
(Which deed is OF record in the Court of Hastings OF
Richmond eitythe undersigned surviving trustee win
proceed TO sell on TUESDAY, the 10th day of july
next to the highest bidder public auction on the pre-
mlses, a certain piece or parcel Of LAND lying in the
Guy OF richmond and known in the plan of the said city
as Lot No. "a, situated at the corner of H. now
Broad) and 10th streets, having front on Broad of
"a teet and running back 1873 feet, with a dwell
ing house OF wood thereon, and the necessary out build
lngs The deed of trust requires cash sale Although
the title believed to be unquesonable as trustee can
only convey with special warranty.
A,., JAP o. HEATH Surviving, Trustee.
Although the deed OF trust requires a cash sale the
trustee IS authorised to sell credit of G. - and 1S
months the purchaser to give negotiable notes with an
approved endorse and deed to be reserved until after
the last payment
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auct. jy 10