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III. q. FarreIPs Ara bian Lininent
TRIUMPHANT YEA DISEASE.


1t is fact established and well known ha, tie Ara.
hans attained a height in the knowledge Of medicine
wirh caused the whole worl j tn wonder and admire
it'll them the science OF chemistry had its BIRTH and
j. therefore, all strange thai people emf
nent.y su in the healing and perseverng
aud daring in character should 10y actual and unrirng
experiment discover remedies far surprising in icacy
all Others Tor the cure Of those diseases incident
them from their mode Of life The greater patt Of lher
tim, being spent in hazardous and bnody war; ire wi 1t
their tribes they subject the violent attacks
Of rheumatism paralysis, neuralgia pains, and various
iniammatory discusses also the most horrd wounds,
sptai1s, bruises swengs, disease of the joints,
ETC.. etc. All these diseases they prisif ally
eff cent in curing that tho unlimited hooked with
der a0d attributed their skill IN the powers ot maggie
II. u. FARRELLS ARABIAN LINlMENf is IA com
position Of Easans and oils, ffotn plants peculiar
To this country and il WAS hy the ri the articles
composing this great remedy that only their pin, 81
ciaiss hut lie wild Arabs of the desert eHa-
h'ed perform such miraculous The Arab slted
j. world renowned far his beautiful symmetry of forn,
his unsurpns sed speed i agility and the incredible
fatigue he !. capable of enduring WHY'S IN Because
from the time Of his birth his limbs carefully watch
ell and npon the FIRST appearance 81 di-ra>e the magic
10 iou is applied aud such things confirmed sweeuv,
poll evil tstula ngbone. scratches, SPAWN. hmeness,
etc. etc. unknown. The result will tuoN in
all cases when H. q Farr,ll's Genuine Arabian Imminent
is used in time. Therefore delay not in procuring a
good supply of H. for every dollar spent in it will say"
y1n twenty aud great dead of sufe. ing if not your
Hte
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CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.

SUDDEN DEATH-festefaay morning. at an
early honr, Mr.. WM. @. EDGAR. who had just
risen from his bed aud was engaged in dressing.
fell arS died in few minutes. His death is sup
posed to have resulted from disease of the heart.
Mr.. +. WIS a citizen of Petersburg, daguerreo-
typist, and was temporarily engaged in the Gal
lery of MINIS & Tonaer, in this city. whore h.
died. His friends reside in Bedford, aud his re-
mains will be taken there for interment.
The AMERICAN COMMEMORATE prospects
denote large gathering Of the American party
Of Virginia and their sympaihizers, in This city
the i5ih inst. Many Of the Councils have already
appointed delegates. and those which have not
vet acted presume will do 50 in time. The
Conventions it will be remembered. will be open
TO all who .,sympathze with and favor the general
views of the organization We would, there
fore, suggest that the Councils, in appointing
delegates. would pursue the course Of the party
in Roanoke, and authorize any citizen of the
county sympathizing with tho objects of the
American organization to act as delegate
Many Of the most distinguished orators and
statesmen of the Union have been invited TO be
present. A hearty welcome will be extended to
all who come.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECTFUL a meeting of the
Physicians Of Loyingston and the county gener
ally held on Monday, eth day of August, 1850
DR.. Albert G. Loving was called to the chair and
Dr. I. Henry feff"W, appoihled secretary
The following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted. Whereas, it has pleased
Almighty God to take from amongst US our wor
thy friend and brother in the profession Dir.
JAMES II. EI.soM we think it but due to pay
this last tribute of respect to him who was 50
meritorionsly esteemed as gentleman, physi-
can aud friend. We deeply sympathise with
his immediate relations in their great loss, but
we can offer them the great consolation that he
died with the full assurance of blessed immor-
tally and that his faith was brightly shining in
the sad extremity ofhis mortal existence.
Resolved That as a mark of the high esteem
we had for our departed brother,we wear badge
of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to his family aud published in the Inch
burg papers.
A. G. LOVING, PREsDT
C. HENRY pERROM. Nec'u
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aug 233-ilst sep
VALUABLE PROPERFY forsA.-E

The undersigned, with a view OF relieving bin
self from his pre- embarrassed coudi m viii of
for sale privately until the 5h day Of September next
the following valuable property, viz: two Lot, ,r
Grourd in the city Of Lynchbure fronting 10 feet each
Jefferson street the Basin Of the james River and
kana"ha Canal nearly Opposite the large stone VA;
four Lois fronting SO feet each tie .>ia Id.
Canal running bnck to the Grunge and Alexandria Raj
road; a Lot Jefferson street, opposite the sfofr,f
Mcdaniel, Hurt x Preston. fronting 20 FEET fur Framed
Tcnemens and Lots near d. p. Rees'. lying between
the old and new turnpike< House und Lot adjoining
ID. H. SPences residence, q desirable family r.si
aeucei) lot and Wooden Tenement. and a vacant l.,
both adjoining IN same a hafacIe Lot on d auk Wa.
ter Creek. near Judge VIM Daniels Ice House, a,.o
his interest (being two thr-,) in that vaiu, bic Steam
''rick Machine the Gas Works; about 30 head G
Horses and Mules, all young and well broke harness
or 10 new Wagons. q and horse and several SEE
oni hand Carts, Wagons, teir
Such portions of sad property may not be sold
the 9th day OF September next, VII Oh thai las b.
by way of pubic auction.
All the creditors Of the undersigned afr i.rsigi 10
purchase, that their elaine be ,dz-tr sa.t
tie amount dac by them sesi,eatsely l.a.ts.r.
All persons having epea aer.,, ago.st #l..r-
questedto present thea W liz I 10y = .If.ns he
lie may endeayor 10 ra,r 81 it1s-i t.s
indebted to hin eaa".s. Tested lss n#i,.4
further delay
n. B.--The PIED >,U11' & 0stNS vi H. caa. E..
in all their different H.. i the Go =fs Pre-
hand my be rsita.i.s /. tween us ~ I-
l~t day Of September ~ 10 h. ruIi out PROM s
the corner. that VII ta,' ifn ~, that day, .
intends tall ng in partner.
aug II d3taa t1thsept GEO. G. CURLE.
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Picnic OF SpIRITUALIsTs.-A picnic of
Spiritualists took place on Tuesday at West
Flushing, as we learn from the New York Tri-
bune, and according to the report, their doings
were to say the least, not very decorous. 1t
seems that being in the forest once inhabited by
the red man, they all influenced and con-
trolled by the spirit of the red man." We are
told that-"All at once gentleman gave shrill
whoop, leaped into the middle of the circle, and
with closed eyes, began to dance like an Indian.
His example became contagious. and pretty soon
eight or ten joined in the performance. They
all apparently initiating the Indian, some
well, Others poorly. They sang, they danced
Some whooped and yelled, some only gesticula-
ted, and some talked and and conversed in what
sounded like the Indian tongue
The Tribune does not state whether the pic
mic was or was not conducted on strictly tenn
pcraDce principles.
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WASHINGTON HoUsE-w. W. LEFTWICH, PROP r..
VIM Tnsley, Va Il Tenn II h; VIM Ferguson.
Pttsylvanio; T l. MoGregor, 5 McGregor, A Y
Anderson, Halifax; Samuel Dews, Campbel A &
Chewing, Amherst; Jno NJ Major. Bedford; b
Rosser, Mrs Rosser Campbell; L II Nance, Bed
ford; Jno + Easter, Charlotte; r A Creath, Pow
haian; Jno Arnold, Arnoldton; Lewis G Henser,
Wytheyille; w Adcock, Richmond; S G White,
= Hocombe, V NJ |; Mrs A Overly, Jno l.
Overly, Roanoke; Jno F Fitzgerald, c; p
Wallace, Liberty; Maj J C Shields, city; Jno p
Enbank, w f Sledd, Amherst.
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CARLYLE. Friend Aver In this age of
anacks. charlaans and windy gaseous preteLders
hcn who blow every corner and in the face and
cars Of NIL men, their loud, blarng Jericho rumpets,
nnd other noisy boisterons wind instruments Of marvel
on.ly twisted brass, in such woetuly sham-ridden
epoch "a this say it is comforting, nay cheering
the well wisher of hs know there has
arrived in this world genuine Physician light once
more upon something besides Sangrados and Don
Mercur.a Ja'ps with their phleboiomies, poisons al
warm water.
Your Cuthnrtic Pills and Cherry Pectora carry us
forward 10 Hacyon days-to millennial PharmncopGas
when Science, deep diving down into the principles of
thine-. shni. with infinite cunning bring the genu
me Eixer Nite: for Of truth thete is mlnitestly
enough somewhat of that same Life Essence in your
subtle vegetable Installations and compounds.
You realize 10 the visions of those painfulest.
smokedfed Alchymsts- booess acknowledgements
nmong and crucibes touching the Qnnessentia
hidden Virtue Of the Universe which should antdote
dstrmper ard bre * FOR the Wheel of Time.
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ENDUCATION.-Ar RICE viii open Schoo on
IL Monday, III. Ord s ptember. in the house imme-
dately below the Catholic Church. She viii give in
struction in the Latin, also in most Of the English
Bmnche, usually taught in the highes Schnols.
1t will be her CONSTANT care TO promote the greatest
present aud future good of her pupils; which, she be-
leve is Impressed upon the minds of her patrons, who
have heretofore given evidence of the trust reposa in
her by their liberal encoun cement, which sh. will en-.
deavor merit $, opS the ter. ting yet responsible
duty of educating youth devoycs pom her,
Tertns made knuwn nm entrance nug al
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DR l.. u. WEIGHTS TAsTELEsS

liquid CSthafuC OF F'a1nIIy FlysIc.- MS Is
the best, Ct eapes, and most efficient Catharlc ever
offered the public. 1t is teeless (thereby avoiding
the seating effect of Pills. Oh SIENNA &c and pro-
duces gpirg Other painful sensations Unlke all
other rurgbves, it searches the butt IN of the dis
ease thoroughly canses The stomafh, and leaves the
bowels ESTIRELY ERIE FROM cosrlsENEss. No family
should be without it, Children DRINK it rea Ii y and
without forcing. ID medicine is more highly recon.
mended by the medical iiiculty.
Give it tie, sud then Judge f,r yourselves. 1t can
be had wholesale and reni. at
DR.. H1RlGlITS Prncipa. Depot, 400 Broadway.
n. Y; Purce. Ladd i. Cos, Richmond; STROLLER &
Ithitebeads, J II. Thomps IN < Cos, ynceburg and
al tie principal Drug stores throughout the State.
DR. WrEht will pay One Thousand Dollers for
the discovery of any admixure other than purely vege
table in lii "Liquie Catha tic" Vegetaols Family
Phy,ic, by analysis or Other chemical process.
nu l.!y
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The public are cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately made its appearance, called w B. Far
res Arabian Linimen, the most dangerou. Of all tie
commercials because his having the name Of Farrell
many will buy it in good faith, without the Wedge
that counterfeit exisl, and they will perhaps only
discover their when the spurious mixt.re has
wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II. Il
furjell, sole inventor and proprietor, Hnd wholesale
druggist No II Main street, Peoria. Illinois. 20 whom
ali applications for Agencies must be addressed Be
You get il with the letters II. befue Farrcfs
thus II. @. FARRELL'S--atH his yguiture on the
wrapper ali others counlertets.
Sold by r. SrABLER Il CO, Druggi-4.
Lynchburg, Va.
and BY regularly authorized agents throug hou the United
Stntc-.
E.DF Price 25and 80 cents, nnd per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
han let in the United States, in which is already
established. Address IA. G farrel Hboye, urcon-
panied with good reference character, epon,ibi
y, &c. aus2i dSriw
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The Baltimore American says:-"Pre.den,
FIERCE seems to have failed to make his neace
with the Kansas Legislature by the removal Of
Governor Reeder. On the 10th inst. a sbar, do
bate sprang ur about naming county Pierce, in
which the President was strongly denounced
Some thought it a disgrace others, that it was
springing old party issues upon the Pro Slavery
party; but, finally it was named Wise in honor
of the Governor elect of Virginia
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r YNClYBUHG FEMALE sEMiNA-

IL ny The tHeniy-siStn session of this Institution
will commrn the first Monday in September (the
3d) and end o the Sd day of july
The undersigned have used every exertion TO make
this first tnss Female School, intend spare nei-
ter time, pains expense in accomplishing that end
They grateful oI the liberal patronage bestowed up
them heretofore, and ask for continuance Of the
sane.
We are prepared to accommodate Fifty Boarders.--
Oar buildings md con modous; the large
and ell ventilated. We would particularly n,ie per-
having daugh ters wards 10 toa al our,
and examine fAr Themselves. Our object will be 20
make Young ladies placed under charge copora-
Bile and pleasantly situated as If they their
homes. We think offer great inducements
any similur Itstimtiou in this any other State.
The course of Instruction i ihGro Rh and embraces
the orr anennl well n useful branches usually taught
in the best schools. We have secured he services of
Signo, MsuiEo Jnnneiti accomplished Italian ia TIE
Musical department and but the he.i tr cer
nployed in tie other departments.
For farther particulars reuars will be- furnished by
application at the Seminary, at tho bo1h Store of
Messrs Payne & Christian.
aug l5-dsc2tawlm MISSES GORDON.
~ Bid twnpW a. q l5th
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NALUABLE FARM FOis SALE

NEAR LIACHBUR G.-I offer for sale
my Ivy Creek plantation, in Bedford. on which
now reside, (Scottsford.) HIS farm contain,
about $50 acres,-IB3 acres of fine bottom
land-o0 acres Of which is self-renovating. About
one-thrd of the tract is fine forest. The build.
ings are all new-and are such as would suit q
gentleman for country residence. The planta.
ton is in fine state of improvement, and lie,
about miles from Lynchburg, and within halfa
mile of the Va. q Tenn. Il. Road.
1t is seldom such property is offered in The
market. There is everything connected with the
premises that is deirable in the way of orchards,
&c.
Being DESTROYS of removing to Kansas thi,
Fall, will offer a bargain to one who really
wishes to purchase. Ny address is Lynchburg,
Va. SAM'L NJ. SCOTT
aug 7-dT&F3w&cw3wifa
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IlyRUaT SAFE OF A VALuAnIr

4 BRlCkLAYER-By vrtue of a DeeI Of Tn
executed to me by John Phaup and duly recorde, In
the CIe.hs Office Of the Hn,iil Gonrt for the Cify
Lynchburg shall sell at public nuclinn in front of ,t
Market House in the city of Iynebbure, on SATURDAY
the Isl day OF September, 1885, vlIa4b'r NEGP3
MAN, named Lewis; excell'nl BtichIYer l,y tad
Tie title is undoubfe but sctins rs irl.iee | viii on
|, convey such titens is vested ia me by In deed aio
said.
Terms made known on the day ef .a'o
ANDREW J. CAM.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f,.rrppsr,Se D1aIoGuE.-Cood morning Miss
An liza. You io#k f,esh "a rose IN 'p5a. ~ ~
haad,oa,e a. Yefas b,.r.tif. Ahrre nov WIN ~"
hurried -tepf
Mi. Amelia Iia.aeJ a. only ladies hsnds'm" a. s''e
i. an blush, aaI frpli4 with ifini'a.l.' sraee
90 Mr. ralahieh o Miz>is d Cos magnificent
Picture Gsllry Aaie street 10 ha'e ny nv" -
ken. f,f eseyha3y thy are liz be.' ."
Wat t..ab you Of the len ~,
Fxsrilsat eseeli.nt. exclaimed Mr. Rul-hish What
rBpual PICTURE srue sweet luce ani charming "sa'
=. II r,,l .; and how sur be snd aiEabie can II PC
don. at NtS.ts < Co. Co. Mis> Anelin i'Y all means
o.. A. >. ,r,.sa =. 10 IONS will BE- complete un,'I
y.sir pief.fe grace. th. ealis OF The tiaiietT,
Will an rxqai.ie bow from Mr. Ruief'ish m !
smile that uld havc melted the sdanhnline NEAR o'
tn, rn,sr isveter.te bachelor ia i.yachbars tn ~
.epsra,sl. on, FIR the Gallery. Hal the Other t'r his
rare al !,p,itess avaw.ng himself lac would tie very
next day to the Gallery AMI witness the hunih 81
NixSis 4 80.
Let all pp.oas Who desire handsome pictures tifae
NJ. hnela'. example, aud 90 u the G',rrf Il u "
NIsNIs y Co. az - II
BAKERS PREMIUM BITrERs is now become
naiyrrsa faai!y NJ die ne, and eromn' ndei generally
s our INST able Physicians. tar the at ssepsa,
Nelvou, Headache, DeranRed Liver. &c i'' ''rftih-
CHE below is from worthy widow lady al Ha1oNer
county 81 unaoub'e1 vefac}.
WHITE PLAINS, Hanover Va jim 3Gtli 1870
Mn f. BAKER. proprietor + Bakers Premium Bit
ier--Dear Sr:-l cannot withhold the high estimation
! have Of your valuable Family Medicine, in making
a # nv complaints | have suffered alb Ut two
years ~itb di,ord. stomach &C., hch ed me
te,er to chi anything mat without disagreeing
sitb me Immediately afterwards. had TO be dieted,
but that did relieve tie 0ani. then commence
ed using remedies said Ia give relii nj all To
no purpose | beeaa think should have To live
through M short life with bat little enjoyment nf its
wotlds goods. but nroyidence provided In looking
over newspaper found that Bakers Premium Biiters
lightly rrcomm. lied for disord red Stomach &c.
procured bottle, and in all my l,fe found
II RENE ly give speedy relief am sorry to think
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BoCHsA, the veteran musician, was, at last ad
vices from California, critically i'll at San Fran
CISCO, with disease of the lungs, that he was not
expected to live.
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Hon. WILSON SHANNON passed through Wheel
ing ON Thursday, on his way to Kansas Terrific
~, TO assume the duties Of the office of Governor.
His son goes out with him as private secretary.
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AMERICANS IL PARs.-Among an unusually
large number of Americans in Paris. at last adj
vices. were ex-President Fillmore. of New York
y } We'hered, J. Lambdin; J w Wethered Dr.
James Berney, James Sturrat, NJ. T. Hall, w. IL
ithinehart, w. d. Bowie. Jr. of Maryland; g.
w. Brega and family, and +. II. Blake, District
Of Columbia; and X Eppes, Rev G Minniegerode,
. A Pegram, j NJ Fishburn, Mr. J Allen. Mrs w
Allen, =. Allen and d. II. Callcutt of Virginia
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BY yYM.H. MGsBY. Auctionee,.


4 DMINISTRATOR' SALE OF NEGRors,
a VIII be solH, IN front cf the Marker Hon. :"
Friday 7th of Sep'ennb,r7 or Likely YOUNG NRy
AND BOYS. Terms al sale
HENRY L. Fl COD, Adnr
Of " f. Scott, iced
Sal ron luc ell b. ". II. MosDY, Auconeer
mug ag-7th aapt
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

The Baptist Association will commence Sat
urday, the 9Th of September, and continue until
Tuesday the llth, at Burton's Creek Church,
miles from Lynchburg
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We much regret to learn that Commodore Stew
art fell from pear tree in Philadelphia, on Sat-
urday, and was taken up nsensible He was
alive at ten O'Clock the next day
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Respectfully yours,
M NJ pnTTQ


The best evidence that can be adduced in favor
of the eircaciausness of Iooland's German Biiters
prepared by DIR Q NJ jackson. is the Unprecedented
demand for them from al, parts of the Union aud al
though there may be many compounds prepared and
presented as being worthy OF liberal pat ronage, yet
we feel constrained remark. tina the vast number Of
Testimonials with which the worthy doctor has been
honored, by persons Of the highest character and re-
fectability Who found it have recourse TO
his prelnratan ia testimony sufficiently conclusive, that
efectuol remedy for the almost immediate relief
OF III se ntl cied With that drefl nala ~, dyspepsia
has newer been discovered. See advertisement.
lin
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HA4spEss t.or sEPTEfIF:.
NHgNA, GLASS AND EAEsgilEN

4 'EsNA, GLASS AND EAsSBa1EA
~ WARE FOR THE FALL TRADE o. iSli.-
The subscriber has just received, direct from Eng
large assortment at
CHINA AND L ARTIiENWARE,
OF thu l4tet patterns, which lie oiItrs at ,w rrja'
wholesale aud reia. Country merchants, house ht
ers, end Others viii fnd it ~ their Interest 10 call
examine my stock before purchasing .ls,w where. I'
has, aso, Il complete assortment of
FRENCH CHINA WARE
decorated aud plain white in Dinner and Tea Sets,
by The single piece. Glass Ware direct from tie m1r
tucturers, OF the newest shapes constantly on hand
So, large assortment of Silver Plated and BriarH
Ware, Tube Cutlery aud Hardware Looking Gias"'
OGDEN Vito" and Stone Ware. Fancy Goods Sc
Psatic' lar attention paid to packin. goods.
ANDREW BOYD,
Sign Of the Big p tcher, Main street.
mug 81 3tawim LvncAhurg Va
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Letter from Han. John Minor Bots Of Virginia.
RICHMOND July 9th, 1853.

NesJS I!m. s. Beers e. Co, GeHtS.-Considera
tons Of duty the afflicted alone il"npt me to send
ynu this voluntary testimonial the great value Of
CorttrS Spanish HirtHre' fur that almost ipcLrutle
disease, Scrotuia.
Without being disposed dceming it neccssar, to go
into the particulars Of the case say that the
tonshng results that have been produced by the of
th, medicine u member of my family, and under
my observation and superintendent, after the skill
Of the b. physicians had been exhausted and all the
usual remedies had fai.c1, fully justify
mendng iis to al who may be suffering nom that
areadfl rnlady.
d. not that i. is adapted to oil constitu-
TONS it will afford tie relief in all
for. of course, can know nothing about inabut from
what | have of the effects would not hesitate
use IT, in any and every of Scrofula with persons
for whom fen an interest, whom could exer-
cse infnence T cnnilnl
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N CTICE- Mr. c. A McEVOY rpdriBg Aca,c
~ my i now open Mt Dudley's Hat DIV. ef tri
ton, Muuduy's, Tue days and Wrine#Hlt o'clock
IA the nit for Misses aud Ain.. g. .u u Z! o.
clock ler Gentlemen .a.3I II
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A EaNE rAKf; ENR .AEE.-I wan Z

EN a. "A fSIk FOX SAEG.-l wish II
"a sell a portion or all ei my FARM. where / now
reside ying in the Of Campbell 30 miles South
OF Lyucburs, and 10 miles South Of Conco,d Depot
on the South-Side Raroaa confirming about 1900
n'res This land is well adapted tho growth Of To.
harco and Wheat, and all crops in this coun-
try. II is in good state of improvements The i'm.
rroVements good, .isting of large tive story
Dwelling House, platcd aud timed, well finished and
'onting 30 ee with single story house attached TO
: by a long porch The Two houses conain IS rooms
here are also GOOD Corn. Wheat and Saw Mile with
n hail mile al the d yelling House on never failing
ream, called Benr Creek. running through the farm
nd empty'ng into Falling River the lower end of the
nm Alto, large GroinaIy. Ice house, Tobacco.
nuses, Store-h use. Ovrrseers hous4 AMI all houses
ecessay there is. also, Scclent varet, OF fruit
ers upon the premises Tlis farm i divided in five
hii' sufficient IL work from fifteen to twenty or tLirtv
aus md Is one of the hest watered firms ever saw
mere u stock wafer running through every shift ard
oesi SPRING, convenient any portion Of the land
ne largest 20 Il m of tins land is in forest OF the be-,
ooaee lad vi plenty of plants. This land lie.
aes rahie and convenient elehhorhood and can be-
Irchasrd nPon accomm idatng terms the whole. ~
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