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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-04
TIE SECESSION CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS,
Thomas y, as0cOck

n btOhIstS -. lbOcOcA.
In the New York Convention, some
years past Martin Fan Buren,, advocated
the bill conceding the right of suffrage 10
the citizens Of New York, irrespective Of
color @
He also voted in the Senate Of New
FORK to instruct the Senators Of the United
States, from that State, to vote against the
admission of Missouri, into the Union, I'M
less she would make a provision in her
Constitution, prohibiting the introduction
of slaves into the State. He also voted in
the U. S. Senate in 1882, against the adj
mission Of slarcs into the Territory Of Flor
ida
lie also approved the admission Of ne
gro testimony, against White men, in the
case Of Lieut. Hooe: and this man Martin
Var Baren was one OF the idols of the De-
mocracy, and was supported by the South
era Rights, Secessiou Democratic Candi-
date Thomas 5. Bocock, who would make
the people believe that COL. PHILIP
A. BOILING, is not to be trusted with
the interests of SHAREHOLDERS. though he
himself would make our Union of States
instead Ola firm compact, nothing but a
rope of sand, and support such man as
Martin Var Barca, for President, or still
later Geaerat Lepjs Cass, who had 'pray-
cd jortte abolition Of .Slaeayeeery eAere."
Voters of the District to you we appeal
Awake, open yonr eyes and unstop your
ears, if you value the Union, one blunder
now may cost YOU rivers Of blood and dis
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clock, they marched down the Ships gang
way, one by one. stripped to ,rowscrs and
shirt, some even without the Interviewing,
barc-headcd. hands tightly bound behind
their backs--a pale train, hurried BY the
| mInions Of despotlsm towards the land of
ghosts.
say these fifty men, colonel, 3 cap
tains' 4 heutenants.2 surgeons, s scrgeants,
aud 80 soldiers. We're bare-headed and al
most naked, bound, marched down the
fagship's gangway on the side next to and
not two hundred and fifty yards from the
Albany, into a ferry boat and transported
to the head of the harbor distance about
one mile, and there, amidst an immense
ccncourse Of spectators perhaps one hun
dred thousand-sAot without mercyi |
saw their pale faces and firm steps as they
descended from their trial to death. Many
were eryyoung, and some had the forms
as they no doubt had the souls Of heroes.
Ofthe whole party only one was Cuban,
which Of itself, shows enough Of creole
Cuba's patriotism! -Four We're Irish, and
forty were orr own people. misled, it is
true, out doubtless believing bat they were
treadlng in the steps Of Lafayette and
those sympaihisers whose names are en-
rolled 10 glory, in the annals Of our revolu-
luton. But Cuba has not rcvoltcd; there
is no war here Of tile people against their
oppressors, and our own people should
keep aloof, or descend by tens oithousands
to drive granny to The land where it is in
digcuous.
1t is-saId there are twenty-four thousand
/ Spanish soldiers in Cuba The Nuevitas
insurrection is suppressed. Lopez must
perish, and all the small parties who igno-
rantly are approaching to join him. Heav-
en- forbid that should have to witness any
more such executions as those oftlis day,
all the preparations for which were SO os-
tentatiously made right under our flag
fought not our ships of war now to be or
preventive service, warning off or taking
back home the deluded generous mcr
who think Cuba ready for their aid, instead
of lying in port to witness Spanish justice
Warn the public that the rights of wal
will never be accorded here by the Span
iards to the vanquished patriots Va RE
rs Is their motto, so long as they are no
defeated.
| II is healthy here at this iimc-no Eng
lis mcnoi-war herc--thc French steam
fiigate Asmodec isin port The u. States
steamer Vixen sailed for Pensacola thii
morning.
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We regret that thccxciting news received
yesterday morning from Cuba, produced
such a feeling of popular indignation a
mongour citizens, that acts of violence
were done dy them which, in their q sober
second thoughts" they will themselves
condemn. The first object on which pop.
:. ular vengeance was wrecked was the prin-
ting office Of that villainous Spanish sheet,
ala Unon," which, for months past, has
been casting forth its toad-likc venom on
The American character and name. The
types. were cast into the streets, the press
was torn down, carried away in triumph,
and broken; and the paper Tor prospec,
s1ave edition, was scattered TO the winds
s7Noviolcncc was used on thcpersous Of the
inmates Of any Of the printing Offices.
The next attack was made on the cigarshop
sef R.Csonzales.at the corner of tsravier and
ssSt.Chasles streets The attack was pro-
vokcd on the part Of Gonzales, who de-
-clarcd toa yong gentleman oftbe city, that
ALI the accounts of an resurrection in Cuba
swerewholly false. On this.words arose,and
.Gonzalcs moved to get pistol Mr.. NJ,
thc yong gentleman or th:s, drew his pistol
and warned the Spaniard that ifhe stirred.
1T was at his peril. Another Spaniard came
10 the rescue ofhis friend, and he also was
kept at bay by Mr.. Nj. A crowd now
rushed in from the street, and committed
some few excuses. but were eventually
quoted and the shop was shut up In a
bout an hour, Gonzales opened his door,
and, armed with a dagger and a dirk he
dared any one to attack him. His foolish
banter was met by velley of brickbats,
faiter which he made a rush through the
crowd, severely stabbins two men. who
opposed his way. He ran TO the police Office
and there obtained protection from the
vengeance of his pursuers, but his shop
was now re-entcred by the crowd, and its
contents were cast into the streets. An A.
mcf1can iiag Hang forth by a hidy, from an
upper window saved other portions of the
building from violence.
. All this was done during the course of
fic AFTERNOON. In the evening the ".Jenny
| lind Saloon, Al the corner Of st. charles
aud Perdido streets, shared the fate of the
Gonzales clgsr-shop. TWAS runiore,l thar
other Spanish cotiee-houses would be IA,
tackled, but the crowds dessted, on the
itotSS'atiouso Va tile flltiesl tEldl they tayOr-
ed the cause ofCuban liberty
While these scenes were being enacted
the Spanish Consui's sign was torn down
from his office and burnt. aud headless
.etligy Of the Censal was borae by an IN
disnant crowd, through the principal stree,
ofthe city. 1t was rulnored that the A.
merican Consul at Havana would be trcat.
ed to like mark OF respect 10 might We
shall see what we shall see.
The Mcxican Don at Hollywood.
e A correspondent of the Mobile Herald
writing from Hollywood tAhbama.l on
che 18th inst, gives the following amusing
account OF an imposition praised at that
fashionable Watering place by an adventu-
rer who has figured SO often IN the news
p2Rers on account of bis ivrrser pracaiccs
~ hichfnond. Fayeiteville, Memphis, and
other places in the South aud West, thar
sse hardly expected he would again sue
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wE.ig recaisag al CasnphelCt.s no

The Wings of Campbell County will
hold apublic meeting at Campbell Court
House on Monday next, (Court-day) for
the purpose Of organization and appointing
delegates to the State Convention, which is
to meet at Staunion on the 25th inst.
.... MANY WINGS.
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T;legfaPhed tar Tie Riehnsoad Times.

I'VE " 'VINi9I ms, 4NtTE. --JII.
Our Guy. continues hcalty. Strong of-
forts arc making to aid the Cuban pairi-
OTIS A committee has been appointed to
canvass the city and raise funds. Theat-
rical entertainments and Concerts are being
advertised, the proceeds to be appropril-
ted iotheir benefit.
The Cotton Market is firm. MiIdlng
to middIing fair S to 8 cents. Business
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GcRcraI Coacha'y Death ITay1ant far lie
E.recatioa ot'Me Amcrican Prisoners al
HaraHa, august l6M, 1851.
alt having been decided by the general
order oithe 20th of April last, and subse-
quently reproduced, what was to be the
fate Of the pirates who should dare to pro
ianc the soil this Island, and in view Of
the declarations ofthe fifty individuals who
have been taken by his Excellency, the
Commander General Of this naval station,
and placed at my disposal, which declara-
lions establish the Identity of their persons
as pertaining 10 the horde commanded by
the traitor Lopez, have resolved, in ac-
cordunce with the provisions Of the Royal
Order the 18th June of the past year.
issued for tins particular case, that the said
Individuals, whose names and designations
are set forth in the following statement,
suffer this day tie pain Of death by being
shot, the execution being committed to the
Senior Teniente dc Ray. the Brigadier of
the Plaza. JOSE De la CoNcnA."
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The Right Rev. DR. AFGrLL. Bishop of Rich
mond. will preach in the Catholic Church. on Sun
day morning, at half past ten O'Clock. The Rev
Mn. PLUNKErr, of Martinsburg, will preach in tn
evening at four o'clock. Sept 4, 1851.
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NTOEXCUSE ZOE Rad RsEAD.

~ LNF1LLLBLE YEAST POUDER, 10,
Making Lign and Street Bfcad.-Whcn tbs article
is used according the directions, il never ins 10
make light bread, if good flour il used and il Is
warrepted to keep in any climate
Bread made with this yoos Is perfectly whole
some, not liable 10 soar upon the sionnch, and IL
more nourshing and economical than Bread raiscd
with the common Brewers or Bakers Yeast, which
as is well knomn 10 Chemists in producing light
ness, converts into gas and spirit portion Of TN
wet and norrishins qualities Of due Flour, which
tins wholly lost
II isa great convenience, that il isalwnys READY
and SURE TO act-ihe dough requires no stand-
ing, but il ready 10 bake AS som mixcd and the
most Ignorant can hardly mistake in it, use Should
cxy,ess be put IA, il win not tnrn the bread yc
low, Iithun ashy or soapy taste. rs saataius and
soda viii; illus saving much waste
1t suitable for almost al kinds ofSweet Cakes,
Gingerbread, Dunplibss and Griddir cakcs
" Dough mixed with common Yoast. and
failing to rise, may be made light, md savrd. by
thoroughly kncoding ia the proper qiautity ol
Yeast. For sale BY JNo. II. SEAY,
Sept 4-iwif Druggist.
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Lctter. firm J. brandt.


My DEAR MoTnER: | have but few
b moments 10 live. Fifty ofus are condemn
ed to be slot within half hour. ito not
2 value life, bnt deeply regret the gielitwill
cause you TO hear Of my death. Farewell
then, my dear mother, sisters and all; We
a.r1ay nleet againin another world. Thipl,
Of nc often; forget the causes | have given
j, you for griei; remember only my virtues
Farewell, again, dearest mother, and be
iievc me to be, your aiiecGonate son.
I. Mrs. MARINE BHANDT. J BRANDr
Letter .from Thomas q. Jamcs.
az SrANisn f'aeArE lisrERANzi,
s tlarbcr Of Havana, Aug. Is. 1851
ss MY DEAR BRoTnERs AND SisrEns
Tbs is the last letter you viii ever feceiv,
from your brother Thomas. In one hoal
'rrnorcI win BE- launched into eternity, be
ing now prisoner, With fifty others, d
hoard Of this ship. and under sentence 81
-yade,,th All 10 he shot! This is a llnrd fate
but trust in thu mercy of God, and will
meet my fafe naafuliy. 5000
= Think of me hereafter, not with regret.
but as one " hom yoa loved in life, and
! who lovcdyon Adieu, forever, NY broth
crs, sisters, aud friends.
- Thomas c. JAMES
Robert, our poor friends. g. A. Cook
:. and John Q. Bryce, are with me, aud send
,heir last regard to you; also Clement
Stanford, frInerly Of hatcher.
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TvHIS CELEBRATED and ,etr,lar Troupe n
4 re EE.S TRIMS will exhibit ut, Iyschtve
Mondog, Taes1ag Ifldacsd,fy aud 1hasi1y,
Sepenbey .. ., 10 and iith, 1881. @ia W
uatY Admittancs 80 eents---ehildrcn md serv-
ants 2jcis. &t .... ..4.
~ Afternoon performance to commence Mt
O'clock. Evening "a o'clock. s't.i
Doors open hulf an hour previous - iey1a
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Seccssionis s,,sup5ssiou.

while discussing the question ofSecesson,
uses this language:
I'm one way indeed, the evil may be ar
rested by secession: the usurped powermay
be rendered nuga,ory, by Withdrawing
fromits reach all the objects upon which it
can exercise itself. can scrcely imagine,
however, that this tame and submissive
idea was entertained by the statesmen Of
1898: 1t appears to my humble under
standing that secession, SO far from being
a resistance to ausurpcd power isprecise-
ly the reverse; it is neither more nor less
| than running array f'om tie oppressor:
and SO far from "arresting the progress Of
the evil, i encourages andinvites the evil,
BY removing all restraint from the wrong
doer. In this view therefore, It'll not within
the resolutions Of l79S."
ltsslsssra9 .z.-------.------- faFhat 10
To Mc Voters of tie Senatorial D;anct,
composed n The Coaaties Of PaticL,
Frankfia and Henry: t
FELLOW CITIZENS There can be no
doubt that the amended Constitutions will
be ratified by the people of the State, in
October next, and the voters of this Scna-
torial District, underline new Constitution,
viii be called upon to elect Senator on
the second Monday in December next, to
represent them in the General Assembly
Of Virginia. 1t becomes the Wings of the
District to look around for some able and
efficient candidate, 10 represent them. The
next session ofthe Legislature Will be one
otthe most important convened for many
years: the duties viii be difficult and ardu-
Gus. twill devolve upon that body to "a
dept means 10 carry into effect the provis-
ions ofihe amended Constitution. 1t can
not but tie obvious TO every one, that the
Wings should come up to the task heart
and hand, TO select men TO represent them
in that body. who are fully qualified to dis
charge the important duties which will de-
volve upon 1t. Permit me then to present
10 your notice the name Of WILLIAM C.
CLEMENT. Esq. "a sterling Whig) Mr.
Clement is highminded. honorable gen
rleman, and possesses rare legal and litera-
ry attainments, and is fully qualified in
every respect to perform the duties Of this
important trust. We believe he would be
an acceptable candidate To the people of
this District, and a more efficient one than
any other Wing in the District. lie is a
native OF Franklin county, (which comfy
no doubt would do good work for him.
but now resides at Patrick Courthouse
Patrick county ne doubt would do thcsame
as Franklin. and we have a strong hope
Of Henry. VIM. G. Clement having the
advantage Of being well known through
the District, we think, justifes our very
sanguin hopes. If the Wings will but
unite upon their man, their success is al
most certain. We believe that Mr.. Glenn
ent will suffer his name to be run as can
didste. but would cheerfuly suhn,it to any
preference which the people Of tie Dis
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V,ME PATRICK SPRINGS rOrs

IL SALE.--Ilayine deteruinrd Il, remove with
my family tu tho Sonih-Wesi | shall on Thursday
the 18th Of September. 1851. offer far sale on the
premises. that valuable and well-known watering
place. called 1.-THE PATRICK SPRINGS
aud formerly knownby the name OF Alleos Springs.
These Springs lie seven miles North. East flain
Patrick Cour,-house. on the direct road lead
ing from Patrick hoisc Ienry court house,
and Franklin courthouse. ard there is no doubt
that the Danvilr aud Wytheyiilc turnpike will run
directly by this place There arr, belonging 70 the
Springs about l3j Acres Of LAND, ny
and there is abundance Of Land adjoining L.
which could be purchased upon favourable terms.
The water of the principal Spring is strong Cha-
igbca'e, and j. much resorted to by invads from
this part Of the State and the adjoining State OF
North Carolina. IL is known 10 he highly cihca.
cious il any OF the diseases which human ilcsh is
heir to, and analysis Of its properties viii be
deavorcd 10 be procured by thc day &c the sale.
There are several other fine bold springs within one
hundred yards of the principal one. among which
are several t,,,-sone Sp,iags aud mineral springs
These Springs have been much rcsor,cd Ia, aud fol
several years past havr been attended by $50 or200
persons. In the hands Of I'M active and cnterpf
sing proprietor, this place would grow rapidly int
public favor. and would become one Of the most
celebrated uf the Virginia Watering places
On the day after the above mentioned sale,
shall also offer for sale another small Tract 81 Land
il being the prcpcryon which anw reside, bcins
four miles South Of the said Springs. the waters
OF Sorth Mayo River. This Tiart CONTAINS about
MN 200 Acres OF a4and, nni j. acI IN.
K. prored, aud has 6uc MILL SEAT.
will also offer nr sale my Stock HORSES Cat.
Ne, Hogs, Farming Jteasiis and HosSoiali ana
ki'choa Furniture. portion OF this property viii
be sold the first day mentioned above, at the
| Springs the residue ut my dwelling house tic
second day. The terms Of the sal' will he mad,
such as TO suit tho convenience of purchasers, and
viii be made known ON the day of salc.s
| Persons DESTROYS of purchasing either Tract q
Land are requested to cxamirc tor themselves pre-
vious 10 the day of sale. ..a -.7
Sept Hiss BENJAMIN fRASlIuRE.
| 30 Rchmonl Wing copy wcoklylill DAY Of sal,
! and forward nrcpunt "a his nie, far 4, lla,tiuu
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Connected with this CIRCUS viii be found tho
following talented artista:
y. J. NA'fIiANS; II. e. LEE: W. CHAMBERS;
(WORBELL and LOvET'rs. cIo~ns;) Sir. AN
TONIA;lf. FASTER: Mr.. COLIN W PAST ER;
LAvATER LEE; NEIL JAMESON; Masters EU-
GENE aud John LEE; Miss EMMA NATIIANS.
Master PIiILO REST; NATfiANS, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-04

The French Government has voted q
credit oflhirty-thrre thousand francs for tic
purpose OF xploring the Temple of Sera
PTS, IN the ruins of Memphis. This temple
which has been covered with sand ever
since the time ofStrabo, and has since remain
cd almostiniact,olfers great formations to re
search. Thebuilding is mixture of tic
Greek and Egyptian styles ofarchitecture
and the worship to which it was consecra.
ted was fusion Of the Greek and the Egyp-
tan faith. The very slight soundings in
the sand which have been hitherto made
have brought to light curious statues and
bas-reliefs, and, amongst other things, val!
liable portraits of Greek philosophers.-N
y. Ecealng Post.
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rn VALsIAEnE nEAL EsT,A,rE

Ill FOR SiLE.--fhc proprietor u the NnA.-
ngton Hotel, in tue town Of Lynchburg having de
termiucd TO change his business. will offer ior sale
to the highest bidder, this well nnown estal,lisl-
ment, on Wednesday, the ist day Of October, 1851
il not sold privately before that time. lie deems
i unnecessary 10 give description of the property
prcsnming that any wishing 10 purrhAsp. will
rall aad -. %iDNjvtbiGaf o. sooner il dcsirc,l,
Terms made known on the day DC snla.
JAS NJ. LANGllORNE.
Sale conducted hv
MoSBY & noLC0MBE, Auot'r.
Aug 2f-wtlOf RcpuLlicun copy.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-04
WILLIAM,J BROWN

This is the man who was the first rate
Democrat, and for whom Thomas S. Bo-
cock the great championof Southern Rights
voted on G ballots, and sat as dumb as an
oyster. and saw him come within two votes
Of being elected, and would raise no warn
ing voice to his Southern colleagues, when
he believed that some coalition was on
foot, to injure the South, thereby giving a
"sHtlen Gequiesceace" to his election; and
yet, Mr.. Thomas S. Bocock, is said to be
sounder uponthe slavery question, than c.
Philip A. Boiling, who has always des-
pissed the abolitionists. UNION
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NR. AND 1MRs. DOIIGIEN,s

I'h SCHOOL FORNOVNG LADIES, on CAarcA
Street, LyScnDuGG. NA,--The duties % thi. School
viii be resumed on Monday. tie Sh Of September
The Modern Languages and Drawing win DO taught
by an cxrerirncpd teacher.
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Tie ernnd Lfgosdory .spsrtgrie IS - n~~see
.smsf ts.o Dragon. Will be exhibited "vcry
ngiit-together with the Kqrstqhn acts 81 Horse
nYnshir tnniiing. Tnmblihs Singing. Dancing.
Globe Exufcisas fIortuIcau lesfs. 40. 3ssF
ilY foriuther partioalqrs 800 bills ~ Hotris
and qliewhere, f.ts ~ h., ~. v.ss..s, ..s..f
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x-lra,.u WHO NIILKEADTHE

| FL-s..LskfI following advertisement and call at
| e4AzAKrN JOHNP. WEIGHTS Book. Station-
AIRY, Watch Fine Jewcliy, Paper Hanging and Fan
ey Goods Store 10 the fine goods which he here
describes; which are sold such low prices, that
surprise is daily expressed that such fine goods
I be sold a, such low prices.
| List Oft few of the new Books on hand, besides
which he has all the Miscellaneous, School,
| Medical and Law Books,
The conquest OF lUrida, by u eodore
| Irving, Price 81 so
| kaloolah on the Adventures ofOna Iio-
| mer, 50
Burke's New Work on the Virginia
SPRINGS | 50
| The Wide wide World, by Elizabeth
| WfhcrilIc . vols 90
| The Second Love, by Martha Marcll a. | %
Tue Hangers or the Tory Daughter,
by the author oil the "ercc" Mo"i-
tam BOYS 90
The Lone Dove Legend Of Rcvolu-
tiohafy times, by lady, 10
Scenes AZ Home. or the Adventures Az
OF hrc Screen, by MIS- Anna
Bachc, 70
Won'ans Friendship, A Story of Do
nestle life, by Grnee Aeuiar 80
Rena, or the SNOW Bird, story Of
Renl Life, BY Caroline Lee ilcntr, 80
The Heirs OF Derwentwater,by H. J..
blanchard, so
Robert Maceirc in England, by G. w.
NJ. Reynolds, 80
The Count OF Morton, or Woman's
Revenge by Edw d Masnnr',n, esq, so
Ne hhone' by SIR Edward Ly'fo"
buiwcr -
ne adventures o ram feriwinkie'
oy t'e author % 'CaSendirh e'n' ~
deneyra or the History OF forirnIt,
= by an american r. Lazy >"
oohsueio' ny george sand . Fo'ufho''
one, ~
ne Countess OF i1uooisfaidt, ny "eo-
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II, l.ynclbsfg :: Aie~sts C. Dabney Nath'i II.
Campbell Jne. O. l.. Goggip, aud Chos. l.. Mosby:
IN CmpbeG; Gen. q. q. Clay, Charles Antho-
n.y. and Hon. Fleming Saunders.
A IN BedJ6rd: Hon. Wn y. Goccin, Ju-rrh Will
son, VIM. Terry. E.lwprd q. Burks, Micajah Da-
VA, and Col, Jpe. w. Holt. g Ae sI
HENRY H. DAVIES.
AVG es-Miwn IRcnnblican cnIy wlwif1
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ga HOUAE AND LOT AVE pLAN-

HIa- lATFUN FUK NALE.--I wish 70 sell nly
H0fSE IND LOT where | now reside, in
Lynchhurg, and a FfLL'fBLE TRACT or
LAND in the county OF Bedford. cnninipinc
~ 225 ACRES, with q COMFORTABLE
IL. DWELLING HOUSE, and al necessary
oii;-honscs. wen wutcred and wen tinihcfed, II
udloins the lands ~ Capt J. =, lnwkm4. Samuel
Griffin. W. Oglcsby and others. II The Tract Of
Land IS NOT sold privately before tic ~ d Nevem-
Der next. it win That dny bcsod IL fair; il not.
the next fair day thereafter tSunday cxccptcd. }
Terms n;eie hnowa the day of sale.
Sept i-wtds rlsiN IL. CtRLE.
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