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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-14
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nrALER in all kinds of 9oceries, Contectionaries,
I'D Frnits, &c, Beverly STREET, Staunton, Virginia
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)ayis 4. Kayser
T. Deakins

nrAJER in Staplc andFancy Dry Goods, Beverly
Id St.oct stanton. Virinia-old Stand Of Cowne &
Deakins.
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-rIrEp in Watches Clocks, Jewelry, &C., Bev-
I'D 10 S,r..t Staunton Virginia. Watches Clocks,
Jevelry, &c., promptly md neatiy repaired """ war
rsnted.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-14

o. Avarice starves its keeper, to surfeit
those who wish him dead,
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e. P. JONES
W. A. sTERRETT
HENRY BARE.
Norman B. White,
Gaorge 3, Wright,

DEALERS in Staple a,d Fancy Dry Goods, Beverly
~ Street, Staunton, Vrslna one door aooSe "eo' d.
Wright & Co.'S, Jewelv Establishment.
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William Chambers,
Charles N.Kianey,

&EALER in Books, Statioaay, Fancy Articles &C.
~ in the Stone House, above he Virginia HOTEL Ne"
str.et Staunton, VirgiRis
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GeorgeE. Price,
Dr,LER in ali kinds of HARDWARE and Cutlery, Bev-
~ orly Street, Stauntou, Virgnia.
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G.. & N. Arsh,

G, s III. Hrs1,
DEALERS in all kinds of Fany Articles, Pcrfumrics'
III &c, loor aboye the Pos Office, Beverly Street.
Gtaunton, Virginia.
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DEALER in Drugs. MedleiFs, Paints. Oils aud Dye
~ Safs, Beverly Street, StahoG, Virginia Que door
West Of Breckiaridge Cowr.
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Extract from Mr. Sark's Poem, read at the late Ma,
chester, N II. Fair.
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MtSCE l. l. A N Y.
THE WAY TO FORTUNE :

OR, IT IS BETTER TO WORK THAN TO BEG.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WASHINGTON HOTET..-THE


w subscriber having, op the first day Of jan
uary last. fakea charge Of the above named well
known HOTEL, pleasantly AID conveniently Sit
mated, at the corner of Church Street and First Al
ley, has materially changed its interior cpnstruction
and added greatly to its means Of accommodation
and comfort. He il now prepared to entertain
Travellers and Boarders in style much superior
TO tina, which the former facilities Of the House G
forded, and equal any in upper Virginia.
His TABLE will be found always supplied with
the best food the markets affords. and with every
delicacy that can be obtained-served in the most
inviting manner.
His ROOMS are airy and comfortable-supplied
(in party with new furniture, and kept always neat
cleanly-
His BAR Is supplied with the best Wines, Lii
quors, Segars, &c. that can be obtained.
His STABLE Is under the charge of an cxpe-
ricnced and trustworthy OSfLER, and is always
provided with abundant pure and wholesome prov
ender.
He promises those who may favor him with their
patronage, that no attention shall be wanting his
part, from his assistants and servants, that may
contribute to their comfort and enjoyment.
March 22--lm g. W. CAMERON.
IT. Republican copy CIV
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Lynchdmg, april Isl, 1852.
ITO THE PUHEEC.-J. T. WOOD

Il son, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER. in
returning his hanks to the citizens of Lvnchburg.
for the very liberal patronage bestowed on him for
the past year. would remind them that he as full
ly prepared and determined to serve them in his
line ofbusiness ever, and assures them that no
effort Of his shall be wanting to please all. His
prices are very reasonable.
tie woud also state that having used the ZINC
PAINT, he considers it superior in every respect
to the very best Lead now in English Lead not
excepted). He is prepared however to use either
the Zinc or Lead Paint. To those who are unac-
quainted with the Zinc, he refers them the card
below. Read for Yourselves:
The Paints manufactured by the company in
Paris, have. from their commencement in lS4s.
Obtained the gold medal Of the Sucety o. Encour-
asement, and in 1919, the gold medal at the exhi-
bition of articles of French industry.
On the report of Il Special committee of Chem
ISIS and Architects. and by advice of the council of
Health, tine Minister of Public Works has. by A /
of Aug. 2ith 1919, ordered the use of white zinc
in public buildings to the exclusion Of white lead.
II has been equally adopted BY the city Of Paris in
the Hospitals Barracks. and The works directed
by most Of the Paris Architects.
'Iheyeow of2inc, and green of zinc are uualtera-
bic and without any danger to tbe health, in place
of those basedo lead copper, Liable to change
AID dangerous to the human frame.
The oxide of zinc does not like white lead,
change from suphurous exhalations so common in
cities; the pint preserves, on the contrary, its
wAieness in cohee-hou-es. theatres, laboratories,
stables. prves and sulphur baths; in vessels not
withstanding the gus arisi from the hold; empty
ing sewers has influence upon it. The paint
lasts much longer than that from white lead.
The paint Of white zinc acquires a hardness
which Permits to polish it ike the finest ,tucco it
is waiter and has more frcshncss than white lead
and mixes well any color" Please give me a call.
J. I WOODSON,
House and Sign Painter. shop opposite Martins
Warehouse. April lin
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MECHANICAL.
- HOT AIR FURNACE, COOK

81 HUI Al II FO ktNAChss VIVA.
"a ING RANGE AND STOVE WARE
CN H0USE.-The undersigned takes this
method of informing the public that he has on
hand and is constantly receiving from, the princi
pal northern Manufactures, Furnaces. Ranges,
Stoves Sc, of the latest and most desirable styles
Among his assortment can be found Chson's Pa
tent Hot Air ventiatng Furnaces for warming
and ventilating Churches, Public Buildings, Facto-
ries, and Dwellings. Also, COOKING RANGES,
the most complete and economical arrangement for
cooking. in use. Having had long experience in
the use and operation of Furnaces and Ranges, and
by giving his personal attention to the setting and
fitting OF them up, he is confident that trial is sui-
ccnt TO satisfy any one of their superiority overa
ny other arrangement for heating and cooking pur-
poses.
On hand full assortment Of Stoves, Goa
Crates, Registers, Pipe, Sheet Lead. Lead Pipe
Hollow Ware, &c.
Tin and Iron Roofing and Fave Cutters put OF
| in superior manner. Also full supply of Tin
Britannia and Jappanned Wares, at lfhotesat
and Retail His facilities for manufacturing lii
| Ware are 81, b. that he feels assured that he car
| make It for The interest Of Merchants abroad, anc
all Others in want, call at the Nsc Store, up torn
| East SHE. Nain Street and examine his stock be
| fore purchasing.
| He would also tender hi. thanks to the people o
Lynchburg and its vicinity, for the very liberal pat
ronage extended to him during his short residenc'
here and hopes by strict attention to his business
| to merit a continuance of the same.
| Mar I5--ts C. S. BLISS.
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GROCERIES, &C.


TAYLOR d Co., COM
u MISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS are now receiving and offer for sale, on
in exchange for Country Produce, the largest and
bes, assorted stock OF Groceries and Dry Goods it
has ever been their pleasure to offer for sale, COM
prising, in part. the following articles:
HOO Sides sole Leather
l75 bags Rio. Laguyra and Java Coffee
20 hhds Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar,
some very fine
$50 kegs Nails, assorted
Is tons countr, and rolled Iron
1000 lbs Strap and band iron
1000 lbs Blistered. shear and cast-steel
$4,000 feet Safety fuse
200 sacks Salt
225 bbls Whiskey. some very fne old Rye
25 bbls French and Apple Brandy
20 bids and bbls Molasses
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns, Leaksville and Otter
Factory
25 packages Loaf, crushed and Pulverized
Sugar
90 cases stick and mass Liquorice,
with large and general assortment of brown and
bleached Dornesiics Bcd-Ticks, Prints, Giuehams
Sumner Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats. &c, &c. all
(which will be sold at the lowest rates for CASH
| or in exchange for PRODUCE.
Mpy~b
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.30.00lb lbs.
DUBLIC SALE OF A yALUA-

u
Il BILE TRACT OF LAND.-La The Comfy o.
Bciford.-In pursuance of the last will and tesla
rnent of james NJ. Woods, decd will. at the late
residence of the said Woods, in the county OF Bed.
fsrd sell to the highest bidder, at public auction
the
~ TRACT OF LAND, whereon he resided a,
Il. the time of his death. containing 3O2 acres.
This land lies about ) miles south of the town Of
Liberty adjoining the lands Of james Leftwich.
jack Sfratton and others is within ! miles of tw
manufacturing Mills, and within miles Of the yir-
GINA and Tennessee Railroad It well watered
well tmbered, of fine quality, in high state Of i'm
provcnent, anil wiiLal one of the most desirable
farms in the county of Bedford
The improvements consist of comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, and all necessary outhou-
ses. tJack Stratton, Esq. who lives near the land
viii show it to any desiring view it. Persons
at distance desiring information in regard to H..
can address the subscriber, at Mount Hureb. Mel
son Co, Va; Jesse T. Hopkins. Liberty. Va; or
Jack Shatton. Bunker Hill. Bedford county.
The Land viii be sold on the 10th day Of June.
1852. credit of one two aud three wears. equal
instruments, with interest after 6, L.. and 10
months. The purchaser viii he required to give
bonds with good personal security, and the tile to
the land retained further security until all the
purchase money is paid.
WILLIAM NJ WOODS,
Ex'r of James NJ. Woods, decd
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ess-s--..,I,IS SGEECE.--I have for sale three
-------------as Freight Boats made of the best
material and workmanship. Any person wishing
To purchase. can be furnished upon very arcommo-
dating terms Apply to the subscriber near Elk
CFecL Mills. Amherst county. VA
Jlly 1915 ALEXANDER MUNDY.
gpr-f .Ts---t -o--
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LII will sell on accommodating terms the Tract
Of Land in the county of Bedford on which now
reside. containing THREE HUNDRED tsg&
AND THIRTY ACRES. which is within q 80 ~.
halfa mile of the james River canal, and twelve
miles above Lynehburg. There is on the land
good Dwelling House and all necessary and con-
venient out houses, in good repair. will also sell
another tract in the same county, abou, three
miles from the first, containing SIX Hundred
ar.G fArec Acres, which is within two an
iaf miles oitile canal. and one and half Of the
Lexington IuraPike. On this land there is a good
Dwelling House and nuthouses. ard SAW MILL
with more than one half of the land Leaviiy timber
ed. Persons wishing to purchase good lands for
farming purposes. in good neighborhood, with an
easy and convenient why to market, NAV find
themselves suited in The above lands, which Twill
take pleasure in showing them
A mil I-w6w VM M,rOp
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GEOssGE 3AGBY. Grocer. Com

GEOs2GE EsAGsT. Grocer. Com
" MISSION AND FOR HTARDLG MER
CHANT. Lyarh5pe. Id.--OiIers for sale:
10 hhds \ o, + Rico and Santacruz Sugars.
20 boxes and bbls loaf, crushed and pulveriz
ed Sugars,
10 hbs Coffee Sugar. a prime article.
Is hhds and bbls Molasses, n q, Cuba and Su
gar House,
10 bags Coffee,
5000 los new Bacon. hog round.
80 boxes Sperm, Tauw and Adamantine C an
dies,
l0t bbls family Roe Herrings.
80 tons rolled Iron of every size and of supe-
riur qniity.
so boxes Tin Plate lOx14 and 14x2O,
Iron Wire.
Speter in slabs,
Zinc in sheets,
Russia and American Sheet Iron
Lampbuct in bbls..
100 sides Sole Leather.
SO do black Upper do
Tanners OIL. Solar aud Sperm do
Mackcrclin kits and bbls.
$50 kegs Old Dominion Nails,
1890 lbs rust shear and wedge Steel,
1000 :. American blister do
Cast steel Hammer Shapes,
Burler's Horse Shoes. horse shoe Nails.
Anvils, Vices Mil Saws and Files.
For sale On accommodating terms, al he old stand
Feb 9-ts
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Passengers for Sraunton, byithi- route. leave
Richmond. Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday. at
7. NJ, arrive in Scottsyle next day at II. and IN
Stnunton at p. NJ.
Passengers for Cumberland c. II and Farmville
leave the same evenings aud reach Cumberland
c. II, at ~ next NJ, and Farmville by III p.
NJ.
Packages or extra baggage to be sent by boats or
stages. mast go at the risk Of the owners, or we
viii not forward them.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
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r & M. LLENs, ARE RE

~ M. III - A. W y 8 ABE RE
~ ceiriag anil haze IN store their Fail supply con
sisting in part OF
2J0 Spanish Hides,
800 sides Sole Lcather,
100 do upper Leather,
40 doz. calf skins.
% DO pink Lining Skins,
$50 pair heavy Brogues,
10 barrels cider Vinegar,
Is tons country rolled Iron
l do blistered Steel,
do Shear and cast Steel,
3 do castings.
II hhds, 2. r. and N. O. Sugars,
4 do st. Croix do
Is do and burrels Molasses,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
- bbls crushed and powdered and cIar. dc
100 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
Is do old Java do
5 do Mocha do
800 kegs cu, Nails to so dy
10 do Wrought 90
~ dozen painted Buckets,
- do corn Brooms,
6000 lbs. cotton Yarn,
Domestic, calico, lnsey and fulled cloth for ser
wants wear, pepper, spice ginger, mace. cloves.
nutmegs and cinnamon, extra fine gun powder tea.
bed cords and plough lines which they are dis
posed to sell on the mos; accommodating terms or
exchanges for country produce. They solicit call
from their friends and the public.
Oct 20--ts
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MERCHANDIzE.
JEW GOODS! NEW GOODs!!

t%Obttot4> q f3Oi<I. hN8t OOfiitI tdhc
pleasure IL announcing the public, that they
now receiving and opening the most varied, ex-
tensive and elegant Stock of Dry Goods ever ex-
hibited in the Lynchburg market, and feel satisfied
that who will give their stock an examina-
tion will fail in being fully satisfied, both in price
and quality. The Ladies' viii find complete as
sortmeut of Dress and o.her goods, consisting in
part of the following articles. Brecade Silks,
Checked, Plaid and plain Black Silks of cztra
quality. Aquiila Tissues, Grape de Sprague,
Lama Cloth, new and beautiful article, Grape de
Paris Bareges of the most elegant designs, Six
Lace. Tissues. Plain Barge, EN-. blk and plain
Mouslins, Donna Maria Grapes Organdics, Bat
tiste, French and English Jaconeit, Linen Pop
line, Lawns, Dotted Muslins, Muslin Flouncng.
Collars, Under Sleeves. En-. Handkerchiefs very
cheap Silk and Cotton Hosiery Muslin and Cam.
brick Edgings and Iusertings, Kid and Silk Gloves
Silk Mitts. Gimp and Frnges, Mantillas Grape
and Nett Shawls, Mourning Goods in great variety
together with various other articles numerous Il
mention in an advertisement Gentlemen will find
a complete selection offrench and English Cloths
Cassimers, Silk and other vestings Gloves in ever,
varity, Cravats, PLAIN and Fancy. Linen Drlings
Collars, Socks. Silk and Linen klkf's &c, &c
Our Stock of Staple Goods is very large and desi
rable. We invite all in want of Dry Goods to Civ.
| US a call. COLHOUN & HOLT
Anril 1--ts EgI,s Cor,,r TeaeJgur,
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sggx TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL

&. LIABLE. LAND IN PULASKI corn.
Tl.-By virtue Of the provisions Of deed OF
trust executed TO Joseph A. Logan and nyself. by
John Wygal, IT, and Mildred A. his wife. on rbe
9Th day of March, 1914, and duly recorded in the
clerks Office of the county court Pulaski county.
|, as surviving Trustee, viii for the purpose of ex
ecuting the trusts declared in said deed proceed
on the l7th day Of June, 1852 on the premises ia
sell the real esinte conveyed in said deed Of trust.
TO the highest bidder, for ready money.
The Land is described in the deed aforesaid
las lying in tho county Of Pulaski in the State Of
Virginia, being the tract upon which the said Wv
gal resided and comprising various surveys and
tracts, all contiguous and adjoining each other. and
containing between 1850 aEid I.5OO A.
cres Oh Land, with all the appendnges and
appurteiiances thereunto belonging
The above Tract of Land is situated within n
mile of the village of Newbern the county sent nf
Pulaski the Southwestern McAdamized road mas
ses through it, The Lynchburg and Tennessee
Rail Road will certainly pass in its immediate vi
einity, ard most probably over it.
The estate is one of great fertility and beauty.
producing grain abundantly, and admirably adap,-
ed to the srazlng business. Ii is in fine heurt and
condition. and well set in grasses. with DWET-
e. LING HOUSE and the necessary out hous.
III es upon it. About one half of the Land i
cleared and in cultivation Further description il
deemed unnecessary. it is supposed those desir-
ing to purchase, will make personal examination
OF the premises for themselves Mr.. Wvsal re.
sides on the land, and will show it to such persons
as desire TO examine it
Blythe terms of the deed, the Trustees are a,,-
thorised and empowered to sell the land in .nch
portions and in such manner. as to them NAV an
pear most conducive to the interest of all coucerp
ed
n Il
On the day of sale it will be announced whether
the said land will be sold as an entire tract or in
two or more parcels.
invite the particular attention Of gentlemen
deslrinsto invest their means in Real Estate. IN
these lands; they are exceedingly valuable on ac.
count OF their fertility, and the character Of their
products. They are situated in one Of the rnost
beautiful, healthy and improving portions of no
State. The title is believed to be perfectly clear
as trustee, however, shall only convey such till.
as Is vested in by the aforesaid deed of trus,
WM. BALLARD PRESTON.
Mar IS-.1-i,,
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ChemIst, ~ ~ .. ). Hooshton, d. D. r.
phm, ia. ihis Is atruly wonderful rem98
indigestion, Dyspcpssa, .janndiers s.issr CeP
eo"stpdf'os ara De0iHy curing after $3.50
own methoa,oy satufe sown Ascnt,she - NJ
9vlOE;
i+g haii u tcasPooh'ui :" rcpstn. fnuaea -
water WIN digest OF d'sso'se' rTPsSds y kes9@
bel IN osom tTo hosrs out q inc stomach. ~
ieps,h : 'he caie' eic"ent, or orsa. usEesttm9
P.'h,'p,e ., me uastr,e 9uice--tneNso'sent q u
ooa, 'ne uriyihg, Preserving. una Stimueslnf1
Ageh' ., the stomach ana in'es,'nes. = -
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.p''''s az @.i'nc.ai p.sesuse ~
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~ h. H. NJ TN So"'p M. ~ r-,.e.'
and as;i. FIud;ra. 4 MI narr.'.;a -. ="
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go, s,,,,,,se,t n, Ia ~ H.
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oaseu' = ~ 'ae inquest F
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safs an Ar'"'''"' o'ses''s <sf'ssS
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49, r ~ .h' mucous 'nen'o'anc ~ " -
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g..,ea H., r, III. sa,, o,,.r =, ,Las ssYJ l.,
Z: ~ i..... i. ..''t y ivy
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..pI,, r ~ ; sa'n''i n VIKINGS on NC
- e H.. ,.,a 1870. r.I. nut ~
nm. .;,;,.s JUICE
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| c.1;: =; -. ~ ~. 17'-'' f'.essel
,l' u. ~as se.efe'y a'H'stsa
Laa ~, Gn.,r; s'ss u AL
he ston,achs Of living animals. wb;eh r'nea rom
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RAILROAD AND CANAL.


7 OfFICE OF TIE VA. q INN. II. u. On.,
Luxembourg, March 9th, 1852 :
rs7 THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
sslz,---1xE. ofthis Company have ordered re-
QUESTION of FIVE dollars per share upon all The
stock which has been subscribed. payable on the
18th day ofApril next being the st upon the old
and 18th upon the subscribers--and a further
requsition Of five dollars per shnre, payable the
lst Of Nav next, being the aand upon the old sub
scribers. and the 14th upon the new.
Delinqucnts viii be required 70 pry interest IN al
cases. +. q. MObhlSON5 treasurer.
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NEEEAT.--TtE Term Of lease IN the
w LANGHORNE NILS having expired
on the list inst. they Will now BE- worked hy the
proprietor. He deems it unnecessary to say moro
than that he will be constantly in market for ylbeg,
and Corn He also wishes to purchase 800. oO,s
Stares and Heading.
July 2i-fs II & IaNGuOpNp
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kNSk SALE, nay Tract Of s.sut.
II in The county Of Amherst. containing abou,
fss Twelve Hundred Acres. si,u,.


n Twelve Hundred Acres. Slim.
--=a. ted on the road leading from Ncw-Cil,sro,y
TO New-Alarket in tue county Of Nelson. distant
from tho former place about miles and the lat,er
y miles on the James River Canal. The I,r5 h.
comfortable improvements on il. and will admit or
DIVISION to those desiring TO purchase smaller
tract The public road about equally divides tba
Land and should not object to dividing tho trnct
70 enect sale description of the Land is
deemed Unnecessary, as those DISPOSED 10 purchase
would view the land NV overseer. Mr.. /. r A.
gee would show the Land to any one disclosed 10
view the same. Liberal terms will be given TO tho
purchaser, by amply securing the purchase money
and the prompt payment of interest Possession
can be givea at any time; and | would DISPOSE of
the whole personal property on the estate consis-
ting of Negroes and other property arlply sufficient
to cultivate the same, on the same terms. 10 the
purchaser of the land. Any one desiring further
information. canaddrcss me, Tye River Warehouse
post office, Nelson CO., Va.
Feb 9-wts MAYO CAREII
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n EW ssOODS.--The subscribers inform
! their friends and the public generally, that
they have sold out their stock Of old goods, and
now have the pleasure of Offering them large and
general assortment Of Nete and Fashionable STU
PIE AND F1NCY DRY GOODS, consist
ing OF Ladies' and Gentlenens wear of the latest
styles. to which they invite call from all in want
OF new and pretty goods at the lowest prices.
march bots Z, x ! FRANKLIN
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MILL PE2OPERYY FOR SALE.

w The subscriber offers for sale. his GRlST
and SAW MILL. situated on the North fork of
Otter River The Saw Mil is in good order Cor
sawing- The Grfst Min has one pair of Corn
Stones. , pair of BuIrs, and nearly all the machin-
cry for manufacturing. With little expense, the
mill can be fitted up for n,anuficturinE purposes
Il is in fine wheet-growing neirhborhood. and
aay person wishing to engage in the mill business
will 10 well to call and see the property. There
are 90 Acres of Land attached to the mill The
properly win be shown at any time, BY nv SON.
William G. Lowry. or myself The terms win be
made known on application TO
Mar l5-w4w WILLIAM LOWRY In