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Columbian College, ID. q.
THE session Of months will be opened the l7h
September.
library bed, and furniture. AZ 90
Table and servants, pes week 25
Charges to students who do not board
%
Fuel washing SIX per dozen
$40; and small charge for
The college exclusive of books and stationery
81 Students be admitted
the opening Of the 1eeabe Bills payable three
months in advance.
Our opportunity OF attending
the OF science Smith
also of debates Congress-
gumen the United States Supreme which
college present.
CoLLEoE HIT August. 1851. Aug 21-dA cpl nw4w
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y. FRANCIS CLEMENTy,

y. EWNNITS NTEMENTy,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
lLTI practice District adjoining
w counties of Maryland and Virginia
win claims every description against the govern
especially the revolution
Office avenue, been AZ and 9Th streets.
Sept 12--coGm
fremont House, BOSTON, M"ss"ehuseus.
still conducted IN ibc same
been. The central snd stan'
of arrangements a"h s eof""n "a
combine TO render aefeeAee ana al
hee one Of he hrm L. Tueke Coz long at
doft establishment, the sahe'ei shss p .'s 81
erons 10 maintain reputation and 20 give sHc"on TO his
customer" wN, n. Parker.
posrov, Sept. 10, 1854
l9-9aaw3p
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nRAPER and Tstiore-WILi.IAM TUCKER, late Of the
IL 6r Tucker Pspnryvana avenue, between ~ and
calls
public generally having just opened very large and
English cloths, cassimefe and
vesng himself with om The most extensive
Phlanopa all Of which will
pce and the reputation Of his establish
ment guarantee awho honor him with their
patronapr of will be executed
be ready in days show Of the handson
OF tba have ever been offered IN THIS city,
Nuu1 1,y
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Untverstty OF Maryland.
THE Wednesday the 18th day OF Oco
bcr, 1851, and close lst March. 1882.
Nathan r. Smith, ~ D., Surgery. M
William n. A. Aiken, N. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Joseph Rohy, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology
william Power, NJ. d. Theory nnd Practice Of Medicine.
Richard H. Thomas NJ d. Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
George w. MilepberKer, N. d.. Pathological Anatomy.
ample for the Of practical
aioUly a . moderate expense.
four by Professors Smith
in with privilege daily
wards without charge q student bf the ticket
900 sos practical anatomy, A0; msc
uIafion, o; graduation, 80.
WILLIAM r. A. AIKEN, Dean.
baltimore August 1, 1851 Aug 5-1nwti3Oc.
CHOEMAKERy GOODs.-on hand, and constantly receiv
y ne Importation, all kinds Of shoe uf and trim
Merchants and find well supplied
which will be sold on accommodating terms
JOHNS PAYNE,
Importers and dcsers In shoenskcrs' goods,
Of Fourth and Arch Streets Philadelphia.
July a-eod3m
nEMOyAu. DE aTIDlNC wYTiE have removed ibe
II Agency Office Seventh street, between
and streets opposte Feows' Hail. and two from the
National Intcllsencer onhce
Mss 9O--3tawH
II Ju,t rccsiyed bv TAYLOR MAURy, Z
Oct 30 Bookseller, 9th street,
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no OWNERS Lands In Texas.-A gentleman in VIrnn,
aud lawyer, desires Texas
and would like become The agent for
lands that with view TO bring them into
market
family small Capital and is desrous or
agriculture lie The capaci
responsibility,
considerable emigration 10 Texas
Any inclined
placed correspondence
advertiser suitable responses, by addressing, paid
VIM GOULDIN,
General agent and collectors Richmond, Virginia.
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General Agency at Washington, ID. g.

General Agency at Washington, ID. ..
DY A. NJ FARaUHAR, formerly OF Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
ID for services ~ the war win Mex
revolutionary war with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
Bonfy Land-wi the puchaso and sale OF bounty
land order.
Patent Oeehc applications Tor patents, procuring models
will be attended in all their various branches
ONoeAu claims against the department VIII be
contractors quarterly accounts pay OF
ditto facilitated, kc.
New Orleans Delta Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Cincinnati Gazette, indianapolis
s.n,ine New York Press win publish
m. amount OF S5 their bills this oce accompanied
yv,,h |. naner - June 2fu
TAPESTRY VELVET, Tapestry Br"ssel., Plain
Brussels and ingram cmpeiipg-We respectfully
housekeepe Of Washington 6eogetown Nes
apdrs enyou have just received accession to
all the above varieties Of cape,ng which, having
late auction sales IN New york. can pc sold
o unususiy low prices +
that the time 10 purchase carpets
Of the pressure OF the c amongst The carpet
dealers abroad, goods selling at sacfihce ~
Ais, OF duegcs, both in the piece,
10 ~ f2f by 1874 to i2f by 1914.
one case heavy Flemish "a table damasts
covers, with all the
CLAGETr n DODsON,
Dealers in all kinds uf furniture dry goods,
rcnpsyivania avenue, door 9th
l9--eod3uf
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respectfuiy informs the public that
proprietor OF the line Of mail coaches running
Winchester, by the Of Leesbug lie
good good horsesw have in his employment
sk and accommodating drivers Tho
trip always made good time, and every pains VIII be
and effort mnde for the accommodation convenience
and comfort extend him thf The
respectfully solicited once al Potomac
House Peunsl lyania avenue between ID and streets
s' JAMES II. KEMr
Aug Idly
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Leaving New York for Chasres the lh 26h OF
The new steamship III Dorado and the Falcon will form direct line
between New Orleans aud Chagre leaving periods will
little detention Isthmus,
with the Pacific steamships through line and from New
and in Mexico, California, and Oregon Passage from New
Orleans can be secured from Armstrong, Lawraon, CO..
that place.
The fare for through tickets New
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annual Virginia
mehee on the LIST October without
al mo ssh June The University comprises the following schools
and leelureship, viz
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ptACH-GisuSNEES reminded that now A. the
Time destroying peach gubs that destroying ue
enctua remedy yet discovered
expense win exceed Two cents per tree All other %
trees are benefited by IL.
proportion 10 the money roceived
Orders q. attention.
| > testimony OF Prot, Page.
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u III. uOOE II CO., Wholesale aud Retail Dealers In
capeiinr mnngs, curtain maierlal,
sheciing blankets house furnishing goods generally
between h and 5h Streets washington,
ID. q.
Aug 2o-u
nIssOLUTION OF Copsrtershp.-Theh arm heretofore exist
OF Dyer Brotber y this day. BY mutual
cont dissolved George T. Dyer will attend 10 the settle
aso of the unsettled business
of W. Dyer deceased 10 which Immediate attention
Is respectfully requested. EDWARD y DYER,
GEO. y. DYER.
Wksmsoros, September ~, 1850.
M -Copertnership Notce-The undersigned nave formed
eolrnersip firm Of Dyer mcGurc, and
auction and business at the
OF l0h and Pennsylvania
avenue
respectfully ocita of the be
hn and pledge themselves TO discharge iait
IL yevery connded 10 them.
are prepared advances a con
sgnmenis, and o cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD @. DYER,
J. q. MCGUIRE
WAsmperos, sep,cmbA' vi, 1850.
Sept 27--du
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GAM sticks Book.Rnc and M'srue o. mo fne'sh IN
- America; by "aam 6lsch' - :, a..-
Forest Life and Forest by lohn y springer II
I.oxsirss Field Book a. Revelation -par ~
lust published day received for .als h ,.r.v
oct3 Bookssiers, near 9Th sUss.
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error. in deciding to build it on the site Of
the present old one, on the top of tina,
dreadful hill. have frequently had to at.
tend your Courts, sometimes as suitor, some.
times as witness, and sometimes as Juror:
and. can assure you. TO be compelled to
60 up that hill several times a day, is a
great hardship to any one-especially to
one who has had to travel a great dis.
lance over rough roads, and who has a
multiplicity of business for himself and
neighbors, to attend to on your streets.
Consider how inconvenicnt it must be to
US country people. Many of US now have
to attend your Courts, in some capacity,
and it you get District Court, which l
hope you will, we shall have a great deal
OF legal business to transact in your town;
and il would be hard indeed, to compel
US to be running up and down that bill,
al the time we are in your town. When
ever we do have to attend Court there.
we generally try to kilt birds with one
stone, as the saying goes. and for that pur-
pose we load Wagon with such things.
as we think your people may need, and
which will help to purchase few neces-
saries for home consumption. and perhaps
dcfray our expenses while attending Court.
Sometimes several neighbors will unite in
making up load. and to attend properly
to selling the various articles entrusted to
US, and then to filling the different memo
randa with which we are charged, re-
quircs great deal of running about, and
causes much trouble and fatigue, and it
often happens that, in the midst Of all this
hurry and hustle, we have to leave our bu-
siness to run to the Courthouse. All this
time our teams are idle and on expense
the drivers, perhaps negIecting them, to
run about town, or attend to their own mat
tiers.
Now do you not see that we are inter-
ested, in having your new Court house in
central and accessible location mot too
far from business-not so far up hill that
when a man gets to it, he is entirely dis
qualified for Understandable to speak to
counsel. or to give testimony--until he
takes quarter Of an hour to blow. |
should be surprised if even your own citi-
zens were quietly to submit to the present
location. They ought to remember that
this is not to be mere temporary build
ing, but one that is to stand long after the
present generation shall have passed away.
Who would like to be compelled to tug
up that hill for the remainder Of his lifel
Who would be willing to inaict such a
punishment on posterity!
The prevailing spirit of the present age,
seems to ms to be the saving of labor and
time; but your people are so noted forthcir
habits of industry. and laborious exertions,
that they are, perhaps, opposed to the in
PRODUCTION Of any Innovations upon old Gus
toms. hope. however, they will not
take this communication amiss in me.
speak in behalf of the country people, and
only request your citizens to reflect well,
before undertaking work Of so muc h i'm
portance to themselves AMI To US.
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VIRGINIA to-wit: At n Circuit Cou

VIRGINIA tO-wit: AT n Circuit Court
continued and held for Nelson county, ut the
Courthouse, on Frida, October 3d. 1859
Rachel Bethel, Plt'f
against
Wilson G. Smith Ex'or Of John Bethel decd,
Joel Bethel and William Bethel Samuel Bethel,
John Bethel and Joel Bethel, of Nelson Bethel
decd, Joshua Bethel, Sally Gunter and Ohm Gun
ter her husband, Jane Moury Mary Bethel, the
widow of John Bethel decd, and their children
Margaret, William John, Mary, Catharine Elizabcti,
and others whose names are unknown and--
the other children Of Nelson Bethel deed whose
names are also unknown. Defts.
On the motion Of Joel Bethel one of the legatees
Of the said John Bethel decd, and of the de-
PENDANTS. by his counsel and it appearing that two
years have elapsed since the qualification Of the
said Wilson G.. Smith. the executor Of John
Bethel decd, and tina, report Of his accounts has
been filed, in this cause, made by commissioner Or
vile Loving, in pursuance OF the decretal order Of
the Cd day of May, 1851, but not returned within
the time prescribed by the Of assembly, il is or
dered that unless the creditors of the said John
Bethel dec d., show on the ID day Of January
next, against the payment and delivery Of the es-
tate of the said John Bethel to his legntccs after
copy Of this order shall have been published once
week for four weeks in the Lynchburg Virginian
and Charlottesville Advocate, and posted at the
door Of the Court House Of Nelson county, tho
FIRST day of two successive term. of the county
court of said county, this court will Mt the next
term order the payment and delivery to the leg
atees and distributes Of the said John Bethel de-
ceased, Of the whole of their legncies in money or
other property before paid distributed with
out refunding bonds in pursuance of the Of u.s.
sembly. in such cases made and provided.
Copy-Testc,
HOWELL l.. BROWN, ext.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Public Discussions.


The Colonization Society of Virginia respectfully
represent that, for the first time have more emf
grants than money. One hundred and forty five
free colored persons from this state have just been
embarked for Liberia. The state pays $25 for each
adult and els for each infant but the average cost
of transporting emigrants is $50 each SO that
without the liberal corporation of individuals, we
cannot avail ourselves of the state appropriations
We trust that the authority of nearly all the leading
politicians osthc State of both parties is sufficient
commentator of the wisdom of this measure of
state policy and the concurrence of all the religious
denominations in it as great missionary scheme
will secure the support Of all Christians. dona-
tion of s2j will send Colonist to Liberia, with
the aid of the Legislative appropriation. Ten dol
lars makes life member. Any contributions NAV
be sent to the Treasurer, MAJOR Thos. H. Els,
Richmond. Gov. Floyd is the President and
Judge Caskie, r. Scott, Hon. James Jarland,
and others are the managers Of the Society.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-17

IA DENTED.-Wc are now receiving n con-
signment of Goid anil Sarer Matches, Juel,y,
Fancy Goods sc, &C. consisting in pnrt as follows:
Gold and silver Watches. all kinds.
- Eur and finger rings. breast pins, &c.
% Fob, vest and guard chains,
g Pencils pens, studs, &c &c.
Silver pencil cases, various kinds,
- Hair combs, &c. Sc.
FANCY GOODS, consisting in part of
Dressing and side combs, all kinds.
Ladies' Gum Elastic Carriers. thimbes, &c,
Transparent and cosmetic soaps,
Tapestry. and Brussels, Bags and Satchels,
Hooks and eyes, boot laces, suspcndcrs,
Ok marrow. hair OIL perfumes,
Spool Cotton,
Razor strops, percussion caps &c. &c.
W Our winter Night Sales will rnr,...- am
Thursday ugh. ~ o".. tIst., aud continue during
H.. enter every Thursday aud Friday night with
out any interruption. Goods open during the day
for inspection, and will be sold low at private sale
We respectfully invite the attention of the public
to the stock ON hand, TO which we will be recciv-
ing additions weekly during the winter months Of
cassimeres. cloths, coatings pnntaloon stufs, &c.
Our daily sales will be as usual, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
20 Liberal advances always made on consign-
ments. MOSBl x lIOLCOMBE,
Oct 30-tsif Aucts and Com. Mer
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
2Lynchburg Markets.-Nov. Is.

WHOLESALE PRICES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS light--Saics Hale
by the quantity.
PoRK.-No sales as yet.
BEEHIVE quote by the quantity ut 4 cts.
FLouR.-Superfne new s3i duh; Old, no sale.-
Family New S4a5, to quantity and quality, All
grades dull.
WHEAr.-Red 60c; White Csc.
MEAL.-Corn Meal 7Oa75c.
GaAfS.-Corn 75as0 cts: Oar, SHASTA cents
GuASo.-Best Peruvian $50 to SIS per ton.
PLasTER--Lump, sJIas6; Ground $7Aa$sJ.
SreARs.-New Orleans 74a9 cts Porto Rico7 to
bets. Clarified / ,al2i cts Loaf III to lsi cts.
WHIsKr.-Mourtain 80 cts.
BEEswAx.-21 to22 cents.
BurrER.-But little demand for frkins, which
we quote 1l1al24c. for No. /. Fresh. at Market
House brings higher rates, but not uniform.
BRASDr.-Apple, 35a40; Peach. 80 to s. cts.
BAR IRoS.-$75a80 assorted dull.
CorrEE.-Rio IL to liz cts. Laguira laalo4
Mocha 20.
COUNTRY LrSrSs.-Tow IL to II 4; Flax l2al4 cts
CoTToS YARSs.-Sales 1S cts.
FEATHrRs.--32 to 50 cts.-Scarce.
WooL--a5 to % cts. in duh
Wool RoLLs--35 to 374 very source.
GISsESG.-30a35 cts.
FLAX SEEp.-Salcs ITO per Sc ID.
FIsH.-Herrings, No. l, $si; Halifax No. Her
rings, $6as74; Shad. none; Mackerel, No. ), S. So
TALLow.-s to 81 cts--dull.
TAR.-$3.50 per bill
HEMP.-We quote 81 to &c. IN demand.
LrSsEED OiL.-S5a90cts.-in demand.
LARD.-l2al2i cts.
MoLAssEs.-West India IS to 40 cts per gallon
n. o. AZ to IS cts.
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Richmond Markets.

Reported erpressl.yf for The Lynchburg Virginian.
FOR THE wEEKENDiNG THURSDAY. NOV 18th. 1851.
ToBAcco.-We quote Sweet Lugs $3aus44, if very
good and suited for manufacturing S. /;
Leaf IS 75a7 and $40, as in quality; with
out change demand principally for man
ufacturing.
BAcos.-Western Sides lee; Shoulder. 94c Stock
very light. We notice decline of Lie.
in Baltimore.
BuTrER.-Prime 15als common llaI2i.
BEEswAx.-22a24 cts.
CoTToN YARNs.-l7alS cts
CoFFEE.-Old Java l24: Laguyra 81: Rio Sia91c.
CASDLEs.-Tallow l01a1 &c; HulFs patent l Sal 4c;
Sperm 45a50c; A,lamantine 2ia33c.
FLoUH-Sales of Richmond have been made from
boats at s3a: and Scottsville s35; forncw
demand very slight.
FEATHERs.--3Ca37 lc.
FIsH.-No. Mackercl sll; No. $40; No. 3
s5aji Family Roe IIerriugs Solar;
Half barrels Woods No. l. $3aa4.
GrAyo.-Supply good. Peruvian Sl6!a49 per ton
of200O
LEArHrR.-Good hcnvy weights 13IaI4; light
151; damaged l24aI4
LARp.-Barrels l0alO3; kegs I24al3. Stock very
small.
MoLAssEs.-Cuba 23a25; ~ Orleans 3;a3G.
PLAsTER,-Lump in demand at 81 from wharf; $iJ
rom Basin.
RIcE.-3fa44.
SALr.-Sales from whurfa sl.i5al soc.
SUGARS. Rico 6ia7t; NO. 6a7l; Loaf 9ia9ac.;
Crushed 9a9Ic.
Standardization Blistcred 5a5I
NHEAr-lrime White Soc; Red 75c
CoRS.-65 cts. per bushel.
Corn MEAL-75c per bushcl
WooL.-2Sa32c. for washed; unwashc less with
out and very dull demand.
EXCHANGE
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Gale Of Valuable Ncyroes.-Ac,in

Mas Commissioners under decree of the Cir
cult Court Of Amherst county pronounced ut its
August term, 1851, in cause therein depending in
the name Of Lucas & a. Pendleton & all
the undersigned will the eth day of December,
1851 sell to the highest bidder in front of the Mar
ket House in the town Of Lynchburg, Negro Men,
Women, Boys and three Girls they are like
ly and valuable Slaves. of them peculiarly so,
and the attention Of purchasers particularly nvi-
ted.
TERMS OF SALE.-The title is believed to be
nndoubtcd, but we shall convey only such as the
decree vests in US, and credit of months will be
given, the purchasers executing negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed and payable at one of the
anks in the town of Lynchburg.
C.. DABNEY, L.
RO. A. COGHILL. 'o"'"' rs
Nov. 17-tds TRerublican copy
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sifts ALEXANDER LIGGAT.

ID ANAWAY-FROM the subscriber, on
IL Thursday. the 9th inst, negro man, named
BURGOYNE, commonly called Bug. Said
negro is about "a years Of age, and ia nbout q
feet in height, slender made and ruthcr inclined to
be knock knced and Of bright complexion; had on,
when he left, black cloth cap-other clothing not
recollected. Any person experimenting said negro
and returning him to me, securing him in Jail so
that get him again. shall receive reward Of $40.
if taken in Bedford Campbell on s2j iftaken out
Of those counties. My address is Lynebbure. Va.
Oct l3--wtsif JOHN cox
~ -Lewi-burg Chronicle copy 3tif and forward
account to this Office.
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"a, STOVES. TIN, COPPER nnd


~ IRON MANUFACTORY.-MU
SAN & AGREE, AT THEIR OLD STAND Nam
Street, Lynehtmg Va.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public Tint one of their concern has just returned,
from the North, where they have purchased for the
trade of this place, every description Of Coai and
Wood Stores amongst which they aattcr Themselves
viii be found many patterns Of Purlor, Church. Of
fee, Store and Cuoking Sto.cs. which will com
pare avorably with any offered in this any other
market.
They continue to give attention 10 Corerisg and
Guncring Houses. &c. They keep constantly on
hand nl kinds Of Roofing Materials, md are pre-
pared to execute work of that kind ON The most up
proved plans and with Dispatch
They have recently enlarged and improved their
facilities for the manufacture of TIN, COPPER
Iron and Zine ro,c and able to offer induce
ment-. either by retail or To Merchants procuring
supplies for the retail country trade.
We invite nm examination Of our stock, which
very large, and cmbracin ing n ~----s""iy "i house
kacn;ng ar,.-i ts,o tedious To rnnmcfDic.
Terms rcry hbsrak. Cash will be pad for old
Pewter. we will take it in exchange for any ar,-
Gle in our line. MURRlLL Il AGREE.
Ort o0-fs If
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~ The Editor of the Virginian will announce
GEORGE STEPTOE, Sn., n candidate tor ON
miss Toner of the Revenue the North side of Bed
ford county. Mr. StePtoe has been the Commits
sioncr for many years, and we know that he has
discharged his duties faithfully.
Nov I0--lmif MANY VOTERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-17
NEW EsTABLIsHMENT, noI.

I\LYWOOD NURSERY The Subscriber in
forms his friends and the public generally that he
has commenced the business of Horticulture and
Horticulture at the head of Main Street, near the
Hollywood Cemetery, where will be -four d u choice
selection ct greenhouse and other plants; a large
collection Of Roses, embracing all Oft tho latest var-
ties some of the new Evcrgreens Grape Myrtles,
Arbor Vitns; large lot of Silver Maple, Balm of
Gilead and other shade aud ornamental Trees.
Asparagus Roots, Grape Vines. &c.
He has also made arrangements ut the north to
furnish everything in his line the shortest notice
anG on the most reasonable terms.
His facilities for supplying cut flowers (particu-
larry of the Camelia Japonica.) boquets, &C., are
most ample.
For the satisfaction Of persons living at dis
tancc. he would refer Ia the following gentlemen:
Jno. II. Cook, Esq. cashier Farmers Bank. Chas.
T. Workman. Jas. Fisher. ir., r. NJ. Zimmerman and
Alfred $. Lee, Esp, Richmond Chus. b. Shaw,
Civil Engineer, and jas. Lynch, Esq, Petersburg
Nav 1O--3t JAMES GUEST
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.--By v

SALE.--By virtue OF
4 Deed Of Trust executed to me by Peter c.
Drew, and of record in the Clerks office of the
Hastings court OF the corporation Of Lynchburg,
shall, in order to effect the purpose. Of said deed
proceed at the basin Of the james River and Kama
wha Canal at Lynchburg, on the 22d November.
1851, to sell by way of public auction to the high
est bidder, the following property. To wit: the
&suh Freight Boat, "Georsisna,"
with all her furniture, rigging and
outfit. Also, Trio Bay Mares and 7'ro Sorrel
Horses employed in drawing the said Boat The
title to the above property is believed to be good
but acting trustee shall convey only such Us is
vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
Terms liberal and made known on the day Of
sale. NH CAMPBELL
Nav Iy-tooN T.,a,u.
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NALUARLE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE.--The subscriber having deter
mined to remove to the City of Richmond, will
offer for private sale. until the 25th December
next, his HOUSE and LOT ut Republican Grove,
Halifax county. Va. The House is made of Brick,
with six good rooms. and the lot contains about
n Acres Of Land. There is a good
Il Kitchen and other necessary Out-IIouses at
tached to the premises, together with new Store
house, well constructed for country business, and
is excellent stand
If the above property should not be sold before
the time above specified it will be for Rem, on rea
sonablc terms.
For further particulars, address the subscriber at
Republican Grove, Halifax CO., Va.
Nov l7-to5D THOS r. yORn