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WELL Wheels, Steelyards Broad Axes Anvils
w and Vices For sale by Z. w. BONNEY.
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CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
CEN ATE


Mr.. Seward presented the memorial Of
citizens Of Pfiisburg, asking Congress to
recognise the lax against the forciblc in
tcrveniiDn IN the affairs Of other govern
mcn's. and to prevent the iniraciion of the
same.
Nj. Saile presented the resolutions OF
the legislature OF Loui-ana, asking The es.
;ablishmcni ola navy yard and depot near
New O.lcans.
Mr. BrnJIead presented petitions fiom
Pennsylvania in favor of aud against the
cxiension Of Woodworrl,'s patent for a
planning machine; az inst Sunday mails,
and for modification ofihc duty on iron.
Mr.. Fish presented the memorial of the
New York Chamber ofCommerce. pray
ing the removal Of The United States Mint
at Philadelphia to New York.
Resolutions calling for Information as TO
the amount prii during 1851 on account
Of double ra;iuns, and the amount paid to
brcvct officers above their pay in the line,
during the same period, wcrcedopicd.
Resolutions directing inquiry i,to the ex-
pcdiency ofincrea>ing the salary Of the
district Judge Of Rhode Island and Flori-
ia were adopted.
Mr. Gryrr.fromthe Judiciary committee,
reported, and asked TO be discharged from
the further consideration Of the memorial
asking the release Of Dny,on and Sears.
confined in jail in this city. The report
was agreed 10.
Mr. Dodge introduced bill regulation
the terms the L. S. courts in Iowa
Adjourned.
The House did not sit to day.
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land. s 5. 3 sx;cr. John II. Cooke, John
Januey. WIN. NJ. Blackboard, Tazeucl
TsyInr. John Rutherford. r. G. Srotr. J
c. Bruce, K c. l.. Moncurc. X. b. Bal.
ling. w. Maxwell. Nicholas Mills. d.
Arcy Paul. Sam Med Riri. DR.. J. l..
Cabcll. Thos. j. Micllie. Philip Williams.
Wyndham Robertson. Peter II. Sfcenber.
gen. Geo. II. Lee. Walter Coles. Of Pit
tylvapia. Andrew Stevenson, Edgar Snow
Gen and Joseph L. Fry.
Frederick Branse,rd, Recording secre.
fary.
Peter Y. Dai.i,l, Jr. Corresponding Sec
rotary.
Thomas II. Ellis Treasurer.
Other Managers Samuel Reeve. john
$ Caskir. Fleming James. John 0. Sfcgcr.
w. IL. Haxall. Sam'l. Putncy. Michael
Gre'ter. Richarl WLnf,lJ, II. A. CIai-
borne. Thos. Sampson. John Howard.
II. Ga athncy.J. p. Tay'or, James Dun.
lop. and James Thomas. .Jr.
The Society then adjourned.
SIS. BAXTER, Pre- st. pro TEN.
FREDERICK BEaSsFoRD. Sect'ry.
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DIR LIE BRUNN Offers to those afflicted with
Deafness, his nfallble Aural remedies, which have
been successful in nearly three thousand cases Of
confirmed deafness. These celebrated remedies
comprise three different courses, for the various dis
eases that affect the external middle, and internal
Ear. They have been pronounced by Dr. Kramer
Of Berlin; lturd. and Delcan Of Paris; Curtis Pei
cher & Ycnr-lcy &c London, the wonderful
and valuable ever applied for diseases of the mid
die and internal Ear. Ifthc disease is confined to
the external Ear, their effects are apparent on the
18th or 9th day. DIR lie b. worran's a cnrc in crerg
when the Ear is perfect in its formation. He
has Is certificates from those who had been deal
from I'd year, whose hearing (. nnw compi,t,ly re-
stored, and thus enabled learn The language.
Over ftrcnfy-scr,a kundrod cryfcafes Of cures mny
he application. Patients by sending n few
particulars of their can have the remedies
any part. Terms. dollars consultation fee, and
10 dollars fee to be paid when the hearing is
ed To its original acnteacss.
n. b. DIR. lie BRuSy's "Trcaise on me Ear
md is Diseases and The Treatment Of lie Deof and
Damb translated from the French, price one dol
lar.
Ad3rcss-Dr lie BrHnn, Union Square post Of
flee, New York. Feb 12-lm
{renrj,I,,.n ao.,. \
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DUBLIC SALE in A I'm lnersa, on
Il THE I'm Of Mcreh, ISJ2.-By virtue Of
deed osirust from Alexander NJ. Wilson. we will
on Wednesday. the 18th Of March, 1852, ut hi. late
residence near Waugh's Ferry in Amherst, sell to
the highest bidder. the FARM he recently occn-
pied. containing 3 81 ACR l. s. A
The improvements cemmodious and com 49,
Portable; the land is in good condition, n eansdera-
BILE portion Of it is well set with clover, and
there is crop of wheut in the ground. The GUS
tomnry preparation for spring crops has been made
u1d the work will be prosecuted until the day OF
sale. credit of one, two and three yeurs will be
given Far the purchase money, which must be
cured 10 our entire satisfaction. Full possession
can be had the day Of sale.
Wcnrc authorised to sell the farm privately, and
purchases ase requested 10 examine il for them
selves.
AT the same time and place. we will sell the said
Wilson's entire personal property consisting Of
Horses, Cattle. Hogs, Farming Utensils. Household
and Kitchen Furniture. and quantity Of Corn and
Flour. credit of nine months will be given on
all sums over FIVE dollars, the purchasers giving
bond with approved security.
The creditors of Mr. Wilson are respectfully re-
quested to present their Claims Immediately to Ell
ther of us. The property and Claims conveyed to
us by Mr.. Wilson for tie benefit Of all his credit
org, amply sufficient to pay all his debts and
leave surplus of several thousand dollnrs in our
hands,
Jno. d. Turpr resides near Big Island in Bed
ford, and G. c. Baldwin near Balcony Falls in
RochbrJgc. JOHN d. TURPIN, (r
G. G. BALDWIN.
Mar l-tl7mar
~ The Republican and Bedford Sentinel will
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- -
LATEST NEWS.
Foreign News by she Cambria.

English papers by the Cambria, Ia the
7tli inst. have come TO hand. There is lit
tie TO add to our ielegraphic advices.
ESGLAND.-In the House Of Lords on
the 9th, the Earl Of MaImsbury called at
tention TO the report that quantity of
pow dc- had been exported from the coun-
try to the Cape ofGood Hope. for the use
Of the enemy. Earl Gray replied thai
steps had been takcnio prevent the con-
tnuaiion of this revolving traffic. and for
the punishment oi those concerned in il.
Right HIN. Robert Vernon Smith, has
been appointed Secretary at War. in the
room of Hon. Fox Manle. appointed Pres.
ident Of the Board Of Control. Sir VIII
liam Molesworth is to have Ministerial
appointment Lord Broughton retires
from the Board of Control, and Mr.. Fox
Maule takes his place.
MIR. Hobbs. the American, W as in Liver
pool a few days ago, and picked the lock
Of Mr.. VIM Browns safe, by way of ex-
pertinent. in few minutes Mr.. Hobbs
is 10 read paper before the Polytechnic
Society the FIRST week in March.
1t is stated that the Marquis Of Lans-
downe wiIl lie speedily raised 10 an Irish
lnkedom
The Queens speech. on Tuesday. was
transmitted to Paris by Submarine tele-
graph. A complete copy was in the hands
Of the President at half past 6o'elock,
PM.
No more permissipns for Australian EN-
igraiion are granted in Ireland. the pro-
portion bcing already excessive.
Emigrants continue TO leave Waterford,
for America, va Liverpool, at the rate Of
200 per week,
FRANcE.-M. Mallet, chief Of the insur.
gents at Bonny, is sentenced to death.
The experiment of cullvating rice in
France, appears to have succeeded per
fectly.
The Paris Bar will protest againt the
Orleans confscafion. The President SAYS
that the decree docs not embrace the chap
ell at Drcux, the family vault Of Louis
Philippe.
HoLLAND.-A convention had been con-
cluded between the Dutch Government
and the Pope, according to which the Ro-
mish hierarchy is To be re-establishcd in
Holland. and number of Episcopal sees
will be Immediately erected.
SrAIN.-TheS parish journals announce
that Gen. Cuncha has again resigned the
post of Captain General Of Cuba. and that
the Government will accept his rcsigna-
ton.
IRELAND.-Mr. A. Anderson has rctrrn-
Ell to Derry, Ireland, from California with
a fortune Of 100000! He left for the Ell
Dorado in lS4S
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l. PROPERTY. BY virtue of n deed Of trust
executed to me by Solomos Clark, bearing date
the ---- day Of January, 1851. and duly recorded
in the Clerks office of the county court Of Bedford
to cnrry out the purposes specified in said deed,
shall proceed to ell, by way of public auction to
the ri hest bidder, Friday, the 18th day OF
March, next. (lSj2.) the following property, which
is mentioned in said deed, to wit: One TRACT
OF LAND, lying in the county Of Bed ord, near
Norwood, containing about l37 Acres; II
Another Tract in the same ncighbourhood, =
upon which Mrs Susan Clark now resides, CON
tanning 40 Acres; One other Tract adjoining
the same, containing ~ Acres. All these
Tracts &c Land are situated in n very pleasant
neighhorhood. within the immediate vicinity OF
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, about Is
miles from the town of Lynclburg they Of
good quality, and well watered. At the same time
and place. shall sell all the Plantation Utensils
Stuck Of Hogs. Sheep and Cattle. and the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, conveyed under said
deed.
The above sale viii certainly take plnce nm Fri.
lay the l2th day Of March. 1852, ut Norwood. in
Bedford county.
SAMUEL NJ SCOTT.
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Lynciiburg Markets--Feb. 2


WHOLESALE PRICES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lght--Sales loali
by the qua lily.
PoRE.--None.
BEEF-Wc quoe BY the quantity a, las cts.
lily New sia5, to quantity aud qriaity. Stoc /.
light.
WBEar.-Red SIC; White 30 cts.
MEAL. Corn \ e, l75aSac.
GRAiS-corn US cts; Oats so cents.
GUASo.-Besi Peruvian $50 to s. per ton.
PLAsTrR.-Lumr, 50 Ground s9t.
SUGaRs.-Ncw o leans 7 Ia9 cts: Porto Rico7 TO
10 cts Clarified l0all cts. Loaf III to l2i cts.
Wars Sr.-Moar,ain 80 TO 81 cts. Scarce and
IN demand.
BEEswAx.-ai 1929 cents.
BurrER.-l3n little demand for 6rkins, which
we quote l4al5c. for No. /. Fresh, at Market
House, bring. higher rates. but uniform.
BEAxDY.-Applc, 40a45; Peach, 50 To IS cts.
EAR IRox.-S7jaso asSU,eddull.
CorfgE.-Rio l0t to III CTS, Iaguira loaI4
Mocha 20.
COUNTRY LISsSs.-Tow | Ito III Flax ZEAL cts.
CoTroN YAKSs.-Salcs I7alScts.
FEArHERs.--3i to IS cts.-Scarce aud in de-
mand.
WooL.-a5 TO % cts. in dull
Wool RoLLs.-aj ia very scarce.
GtNsESG-32a3j cts.
FLAX SEED.-Sales | 10 pcr sc III.
FIsH.-IIerings, No. l. Ssi; Halifax No. Her
rings, $6as7i; Shad. none: Mackerel, Mo- ), $50
So
TALLow.--Sto 81 crs.-dull.
TAR.-s3.50 per Dbl.
HEaP.-We quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LISsEEp OrL.-7017 5ets.-in demand.
IARp.-i0t,, ii
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Feb l6-13t PHILADELPHIA.
nIRRGLL,S HOTEL, M.,z s1rr,,

4 MD H h IL - - wv = II IL, MAIN CTHEeT.
- LYScHnuRe. the m"nayc'nnnt Of the
subscriber, this large Hotel. now the capa-
cious one in Lynchburg, hns acquired n reputation
possessed by very few West Of Richmond. II con.
tans large number of most comfortable rooms, nl
The DINING ROOM is one Of the neaiea aud bcsi
in Virginia and in regard To the TABLE, il may b,
| safely affirmed that there is nothing good 10 hi.
market that is not found upon il. The Deatncss
order md quier Of the house, have often been re-
marked by strangers md others
For the better accommodation Of Horses and
Carriages. an arrangement has been made with MIR
Wiinm J Read. who has one OF tho hes, conduct.
ed Stfhles in this country and will give entire snt-
isfaction to those whose horses he may have the
of.
For the CONVEX icnce of Boat passenger, Caring
win DO IN readiness to take them to and from the
Hotel.
The attention Of gonilcucn arriving in the Stage.
on their way to other places Is especially called
this notice. They WI, please cnen,ber, TINT !, is
ust convenicn, for them take their pas.r &c in
the Stage or Boat from "Dibrcll.," as fr.m any
other Hotel in Lynchburg: that every facility for
leaving by either vance il promptly and cheer
fully afforded by the rroprictor--il no instance
has occurred, in which passenger wa. left by
any neglect onhs part, or on the part of any Of his
assistants; that he is always prepared for Boat or
Stage passengers; and lastly, TINT passengers have
The right to require that they be taken To nny house
they may prefer These fact. afe stated for the in
formation Of the travelling public, and may serve Us
m admonition to those who virtually deny 10 gen.
tlcmen, the exercise Of an undoub,cd right, guaran-
tied to them by long established usage
Feb o6--ts CIIAS l. DInREII
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HaIRtsBuRG, Feb. 81

The Canal Board, at their meeting this
morning, passed a resolution for opening
The canals on the 18th of March.
The steamer Geogia left New York for
Chagres Tuesday afternoon. with five hun
dred passengers on board
FROM Rio Janeiro-We have later
dates from Rio, reaching to January A.
The news is not importanf.-The supply
of Coffee is small British and American
goods have declined.
The Irish Patriots. In a letter, written
in Washington by Charles Lanman TO the
Mayor of Cincinnati, lie is directed by Mr..
Webster to say, that measures have alread-
been taken, which. Il; hoped, will result
in the release of the Irish patriots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-01

GEN ScoTT AND Mr.. CLAY.-A letter
from the Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphia North American, after
stating that TIE Hon. w. s. Archer, of
Virginia, is now sojourning in Washing
ton, says.
The opinion has prevailed very extern
sively that the nomination Of Mr.. Clay, as
the candidate of the Wing party. was pre-
vented at the Harrisburg convention. in
lS39,hy the agency of Gen. Scott Now,
have the authority of Mr.. Archer. than
which none can he more undonbted, for
saying, that he, as one ofthe Delegates to
the Harrisburg Convention, held in his
possession letter from Gen Scott, au-
rhorizing him, whenever it should become
apparent, in his opinion and that Of Other
friends. that the interest of tie Wing cause
would be best promoted hy a co1ccntra-
ton on Mr.. Clay. TO Withdraw his (Gen.
Scot's) name unreservedlv, and to unite
cordially upon the sage of Ashland. And
am also ilfprincd that member Of the
New York delegation had letter Of the
same pnrport.
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VALUABLE slave nj Auction.

~ ALS n BILE SS0Ve 0t AWrtoO0.-
Y Pursuant to n decree of the circuit court Of
Amherst county, in the Of Lucas &c. VS. PEN
dletnn &c, the undersigned, the mssioners
therein nnm'd, will, The 4tI dav Of pril. 1852
1t the Market House, in the town Of Lynchburg.
.cll by way of public auction valuable Negro
Man slave, named Mansfield.
Terms IF Snle-A credit Of four months will be
given. the purchaser securing the payment of he
purchase money by negotiable note payable nj
one Of the Banks in Lynchlurg. satisfactorily en-
dorscd. Acting rs commissioners. we will only
nuke to the purchaser such titie is vested in u
by the said decree.
ROBERT A. cOGHILL.
CIIiSWELL DABNEY, oo'' u.s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
pInnk Road 1,cetin.

There will be Public Meeting of the citizens of
Campbell aud Bedford. New London, on Satur-
day, the 9th March, TO take into consideration the
pr"pricty Of making Plank Road from Iynchburg
Ia Now Innlnn Ech nG.u
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

All persons announcing themselves candidates
for Office. under the New CONSTR utiea. viii be
charged NJ the usual advertising rates.
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THEANTI.RENT TROUBLES.

Alabany, Feb. 2l.-The ringleadcrs Of
the ani-rcrt riots. who were brought to
his city yesterday under arrest have been
Examined to dav. They were fully idcn.
tifed by Mr.. Fish as the leaders of the
party who tarrcd and feathcred and COM
mlted other outrages on his person.
They were admitted to bail in the sum of
$500 each.
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DEDUCTION T0LLS on tI,e

IL JAUES RIVER AND KAMA VIVA or
NAL.-The new Tariff Of Tolls adopted at a meet
ing of the Stockholders on the 9Th February will
90 into operation this the first day Of March.
1852. THOS MCKINNEY,
TIL gathcrcr, LynctJnrg.
N. D. The Tariff of Tolls in printed tables can
be had at the Toll Office, on the Basin in few
days March lin
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FOR NEW-ORLEANs.

49, FIRGINIA d LOUISIANA LINE $3.50
FIRST PACKET s0a with dispatch.
The regular fast ssiling packet burque Cyone.
Capt Jesse Lovelane, now loading and will sail
above For freight, cabin Storage passage,
having superior accomn odations, apply 10
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond.
+. Shippers are informed that freight by this
line j. delivered in about one half the time as by
an, other ronte. and at so per CO less freight.
frcieh, .gken for Mobile and re-shippcd hy the
n-en;s ofshc vessel free Of commissions.
March l-w3w DC
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F,om tie Cape IF Good Hope- TIE Kaf
fir Var.
BosToN, Feb. 25.

BOSTON, L cb. %.
AdvIccs have cone To hand from the
Cape of Good Hope to the } LIST of Decem-
Der The English had made no progress
N the war with the kaiiirs. who grow
more audacious and bolder in their hos
tililics.
The Colonists are opposed 10 any pro
positions for treaty, unIii the katIirs shall
have been humhled. An expedition to the
interior of southern Africa. has resulted in
The discovery Of some powerful black tribes
and fcrlile countries.
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~ We arc requested To announce JOHN b.
DABNEN n candidate for Commonwealth Attor-
ncy for the county of Campbell. Dec lJ--tsif
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~ Ware authorized to announce vALEN-
TINE HUNDLEi IA candidate for the otfiae of & on
stable in the county Of Nelson. (Crb, 90 -tsi0
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
l. YNCHBURG. Feb. IS, 1859.
e4i hhds.

Inspected to date e4i hhd..
g same period last year y69
The past week 81 hhds. have been inspected, a.
bout halfof which old tobacco. I ie balance new
iugs. The receipts Of loose tobacco 10 increasin
with prices for Lngs and Inferior Leaf shade low.
er. with sales Of Lngs ut from e. rs to ~: general
sales - ia - %. Leaf - 50to - 81; geueral
sales sltc So.
WHEAT-Rrccip,- light with sales fsuss IS to
30 cts for Red aud White
WM. T. SMITH, Comm Msrchr.
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10 we are authorized to ROBERT
l.. KENT n candidate for the office of Common
wealths Attorney for the county of Campbell.
Nov. Cts
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" We are authorized annnone JOHN
a candidate for the Dftsrs uf Con-
-t''tie IN the county Of Nelson (feb. 23--tsi D
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For Con, IN i.si0s.cr Of Revenue.

,g1 We are authorised 10 announce JOHN. =.
CLARK a candidate for the Office of Commission
or Of the Revenue, for Campbell county.
Feb 10 It's
lY announce myself as IA candinate for the Of
nee of COMMISSIONS oi the Revenue for the Yves
tern District Of Campbell county Having acted
Tor several years Assistant euu,mi, sioncr fiat
ter myself that (if clcctcd) shall be able to dis
charge the duties of the office in satisfactory man
CIiAS. a. iiOLCOMBE.
Feb 5-lmif
|, Y- We are authorised to announce Mr.. FRAN
els THORNTON n candidate for Commissioner
ofrhe Revenue for the count, Of Campbell.
Dec i-,tsf
.v We authorised to announce DAVID
HOFFMAN candidate for the Office of Commits
~ioner Of the Revenue fnr the Western District of
the county Of Campbell. Jan 5-isf
~ We are authorised to announce THOMAS
A. BROWN candidate for Commis sioncr Of the
Revenue or the county of Amherst.
Feb 9--w4wif Rep copy]
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To We are requested to announce JESSE l..
BURkS a candidate for the Office of Jerk of the
county court of Bedford, at the next elecrion un-
der the constitution. Dec lJ--tsif
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~ We are requested TO stale that Col JOEL
B. LEFTWiCIIisac apdidatc for Commonwealth,
Attorney. for the county Of Dampbell, under the
new Constitution.
Dcf 30-ifts
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For Clerk Of Circuit Court.

"a We rcGrcsicl to announce ALFRED
s. REID "a IA candidate Cor the Office of CLERK of
the Greet Coc.t o Campbell county.
Nov us
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We are authorised to announce RICHARD a.
BROW n, as a candidate for the Clerkship of the
County Court for Campbell County.
Jan. l.-w lifts.
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- We are authorized TO announce JOHN ID.
HARRIS candidate for the office of Constable in
the county of Nelson. Qeb. % if ts)
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- We authorized to announce JNO. NAP
PER candidate for the Office of unstable in the
county OF Nelson. (teb o3--ift-)
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EDWARD ". SAUNDERS.

DUBLlC SALE.-FROM LONG AZ
Il fiction, and other circumstances, being un-
able. at present, 70 pay in fiR all NY debts, and
wishing 20 pay as far possible, l sih oTcr for
sale, on Tuesday the 18th day Of March, 1852, nj
my residence near Elk Creek Mills, Amherst, all
my property. consisting Of Negro man, Horses.
Nh Cows. Plantation Utensils, Household
Ny and Kitchen Furniture, and undi
It'll v.ded interest in n Tract Land, n
opposite Bent Creek in Nelson county. Z
The property Il under deed of trust. but by
of all parties, all my creditors having their
claims previously adjusted, invited to attend
and buy. Terms on day Of sale.
Feb. 23--w4w A. +. CAMPBELL.
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~ We are requested 10 aHnesooe JOHN ].
FERRY candidate for the office Of Constable in
the county ct Nelson. feb. 23-ts i'll
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IL I'D GLOVES.-IN ORDERTOCLOSE
IN ont my entire stock Of Ladies' colorcd KID
GLOW Els. and tn make room for 100 dozcn which
which will be received in "a short time DIRECT from
the celebrated manufacturer Jonvin. Paris, oAcr
the entire stock ni the ry tow price d 50 rs pr pair
The Lrdcs would do well 10 call som. before
thyy are sold. DON I. G. PETERS.
Erh. OFF L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-01
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