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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
TO YOBICCO PIN T-J'E,J5S

riSHE sur cribrr or e public stera inlpovess
~ 81 b'in of ourigE tobacco Tu improve enf mr..
vent; a daHge OF fac to the house, exelgdS al the suk
from me toa and combines ecOpury s,c labo,r An
lne copy OF the Tseni and dssN Of The ir,trovspt,
may pc seen at sny o. she wasshoues in Rchaon Ths
memhcr Of The Legislature generally, from The tseeo cou.
ny, have asr hGtn furnished with eu III sh,w thar,
10 any one deens 81 Information RI warranted by the mos
s.bhebis The different oofs'is, The price Of ts nate,
VII be nade rsedefet say dollars 10 house Any on,
ds'ou' OF making the 1pcrnt DO y ~ moi h
required 10 pay, uaess the niriov . arprsrta
o. ani ronnweh e. b usei. Tho public are fefefrss
Tor ihr r'es'ni {, Jhn Poinicxter Of Cfoeohsnd WI
hsm II. Phillips of Automatic, Gcnerl T.. E. Dad.
81 Ofangc, H. II Montague, Public Warfhouse, Rirhno..
= - Wnioni Hteovsr and WIN Richard Spotlsy yans
letter. addressed 10 the sghyerber Carko-,ii Loui
county, vii also be s,ssndsd 10. EDMUND PENpLET0N
March ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
NOR 80 "a 80

IEIsUlNG Dq-r The Tsvsro- Keeping Bussne,, 7 sss
W f. se Or rem, my pisce kn0wn hy fhc - tr
Hro Isfetn. fiuatei ahoui miles fcn Richmond; en-
IRA ~ load leading from FfsIefick,bosr Hiohuai o.
saI Ton rfs phure 10 che risfr. Tho fsvsrn 10
Try ro0tHon'f ccnfs ns .rpJnfnc i1p~c- neor as
thft a-ori one % whieh large and cainn0iious b..
'eopi -7o neC ssssTg ont homes Ga hv shove naati
.i"esf, snf on cot house r. riirafe f1uy. Father
teW.on 81 cn-f unrrcr'sify, rersons whfnr
qp,chiif. ofo ois- ihe p5fnnci JUDITH =. HkLS0N.
N1i.t > ESQ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
.PUhLIC N1LE

TER vnius Of deed uf trust eui.d Eis polc. 10
~ the sna;erbers, the 2s;h day Of April 1897 and re.
r"t'e ~ tie CLERKS nee OF PoSsiln, purposes therein
mentioned, will he sod to the highest bidder, public ave
iio Tor cash, at Pa"aan contribute the ST. w. dnes
IN March next (tus court dsE) flsnd in P,wbalaa
S"nSfy golinaihS 81 acres adjoining the land Daniel
b1 aud Lido ii"h's estate, others. The .ubscrtrrs
VII CONVEY 10 pe purchaser saeh e they have under tbs
""i. dec aforesaid RICHARD HOOKER, Trus.
=. WM. 5 DANCE. tees.
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Richmond. Ms,eh 7

aeoaay o. - nafth, ISI saaIi sell AZ pobi1
y 90 Ion on y n niit e'eiy toris with approved
sseny To- es- interest from The date (Which be r.
aHisa On runeiual psyn'enj Nine Hcgros, all N.
Stock hoTsts e h'lofns 10 The Anne RandoIn
OF Wilton The 'sic wa take place Eigbtins Ctctk H.
miles ton rG~bst4n Ccafthousc W
Mapb7 - 20 ,sr ~ L
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DISNOLUTION.

TUE partnersbip of Mann Yaieane + Co. II ihi. a. .
dissolved by mnull Mann Valentine Is si3as
autbofIed to seitlt The bpsissss Of Sal Fim.
MANN s. VALENTINE
EONTAtNE CAWpESTrK
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.VOTICE

III refson' hsyink claims the late coucefB 4
"a Mnaa s. TeisHfise 4 Co will pre'rnt then, for s.s
mea those ebisd reqae ted 20 pskc payment 10
MANN g. VALENTINE
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FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN


NEW YORK. March 8-Ihe ship Harriet, Capt
GtooeT arrived at this port yesterday from Srlvr-
ma, Malta, and Gbrata The editors of the Gazette
have received by her papers front the former place
20 TIE oth Dec from Malta to the 2Gth, and from
ihe latter 10 the 2Gth OF January
Capt. Glover states that the Allied Ambasso-
doris were all at Vourla on the 18th of Dece,n-
beT waiting Tor advices from their respective Coy
ernments.
Lord Cochrane was cruizing off Scio. Dec. II. and
w3sdniy taking prizes, some OF which were very
The British brig CameIeon had iuzt arrived =,
malta IRON Corfu, with cargo valued at 800 900.
On her passage she was attacked in the Morea by
piraticai Greek brig, which she sunk and ali on
board were lost. Greek piracies still continued
without dninuiion
Capt. kSarnoy, in the Warren sloop ofwar, had
destroyed number OF pirates, and had been a great
service to the Americans and others
Il IS stated in the -" Spectator Oriensal' Of s,nvr
na,oi the 9Th December, that rho Sultan was about
70 issue orders Tor assembly Of the eminent men
Oh inc empire at Constantinoplc, with the least
possible delay. The persons 10 compose il were
70 Oe chosen from among the Aryandes, that IS to
say IRON among The richest land proprietors. In
'lo Ci'cs' ,he MINIMUM amount ofproperty neces-
saIy 20 render person eligible was fixed al 500.
OOO dollars, in the country towns A 100 GOO n,
smyrna deputy had been NAMED. who was tc'
represent tbc bdrbory Powers. lie - y man pos-
Sessing great fortune and held in general esteem
AZ the deputies in the enyrons Of SMYRNA. in
Hrcle o. twenty leagues, were in few DAYS 10
meet at Magnesia, to repair thence 10 Consi,r,;
n0ple in body There Is no iostonce in M. ~.
mats Of Turkey says the Spectator. Of a IN, ,,iar
assembly having ever been coisy okcd. and m mo-
hucal matters do not fetter Ibis ne,g procee1fe,
We may hope Il will shortly conduce 70 iinnorfsnt
changes IN The interior Organization of ~ o..
man empire ~ = o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
RUNAWAY

CNRoMihc s'seritei's Psn,aol, on .u River Rock n-
Z ham eauUiy n Carolina, 9th int. nesro.inso
rame an, blacksmith by trade about years Of age
near ieei hi soG made aud large bOned, aud Of lathe
light conpsSsu, with down lock- no particular ~, E
d. eas ree"lPeie, excerpt iur hat the said ne.
gro last Sunmrr OF M Miles, the head Of the bay IN
Maryland, who're &c has left wife, AMI sslee he may per
hap have 6iee'td his cp Any person who may take Up
me sad nTro aud eohine him It" jail that get hin
en- OF ihe James River $50; if taken Moth ther.o
~ anu an frason7e * pensts paul. Address me al ana
pAee,nll APl'in'St, aaa a!ssr, 10 ny Plantation.
,,., Wal BETHEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07


IfAVka veil a'sott,d Stock n Dry GOODS Wits
are oGetsA At eonriershie reductions from former pr
res q ny dipose N soop - pos.i
bic Esery reasonable isioesDfDt Will he inside ~ ,,.h
pure ha,ers. "
Mr.rt
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lnS,on, that their names Should be kept on the
Ticket IN spite OF themselves, TO mslead others a.
bout the political character" Of the Adams Tie
ket; and to keep up the delusion, that these en-
nent citizens are the friends of Adams in pref
renee TO jackson. To what dep.h OF desperation
must these persons be reduced-how anxious must
they be TO grasp at every eSpedient TO bolster up
Their sinking cauSe--when SO unworthy an arti-
iicc is seriously recommended from Head Quar-.
ters
The Nat. Journal (true 10 its vocation) is neck
ing again at the conduct of Dir. Speaker Steven
son. IL has made new charge against him which
every liberal man susceptible of the most
complete refutation.-The last Telegraph has ac-
cordingiy made the explanation, exactly as we ex
pected is-and the charge turns out to be nothing
showing only the malignant determination Of the
journal 10 misrepresent AMI abuse the Speaker
Attacks are making in some other quarters against
Mr.. stevenson a man, standing upon the emf
nencc mat he now occupies, must look for these
things. He is too cordially hated and feared
by some OF the friends Of the Coalition to
escape their vcngeance.-But we trust he will
never stoop to notice them His deigning to renIy
o such accusations is ths only way to give them
consequence. Despise them, and they sink into
contempt TO be accessible to such attacks is
part of the tenure by which he holds his Chair
But 50 long as he displays the inpar,iasy the in
dependence, dignity and the ability by which his
course has hitherto bcen'distngushed, he may
safely leave his character in the hands of his cpun-
try.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

The Jackson Corr ponaiHg Committee OF .qn-
gitr county has enlarged lis numbers by the ad-
dition Of l26 citizens Of the County,. Z
The 8. Jack-on. Committee Of Vigilance Of
f.cfg'ichi held meeting at the Town Hall in
Winchester the 26th u,,. ana after adding IS
grntlemon to their number, tiey unanimously a
dop:cd the following preamble:
whereas this Committee being deeply con-
WINGED Of the magnitude Of the cause in wlic, the
American people embarked agrias, rulers
in whom they repose confidence; and believing
it highly important at this time that the friends OF
Andrew Jackson, in all elections ich:ch may haze
on ultimate bearing on the approaching pTeside,i-
tVi uote, sliould act with that union and harmony
which is so necessary to success"
The following resolution was then adopted, ayes
o. noes 4:
Therefore, Resoluei, Asone os the means best
calculated to attain that end, that they propose
10 their fellow citizens two TT and proper pcrsons
TO represent the county Of Frederick, in tho next
General Assembly.
Committee OF % were tIien appointed from
diiisren, sections OF the county, who retired and
reported as Candidates James NJ. Mason and WIN.
Castleman. ir THIS nomination was accepted by
a large majority.
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rD;rnDS r1yr vo,c,,r

III
AIsrrS RitAis Coocas Should the Editors OF any oil.
en- Paper mink proper 10 publish my Letter Mr. Ca6e
old he 81 dto have the following corrected; and thu:
their aitenti should he drawn them they from
the hurry nwh'ch wroe, aud the bldnrs. the hsni
La hr Eth paragraph strike out tue word IL between Tim
W rts aud Tcaited.
IL the laih nj ist line put the letter the word ron,
and ePa 81, the word, good, sni siePs by copins
In the i7h and oh line, trke word m before the
word supported and IN the h line d,.h l,se.d
petof, a,c the ward Vwyma and small. 10 the u.x.
w'fd tke, instead az the lars-T.
la the is AMI sh line, ful hare put da the 92I
linz, for them put Then.
Il the 2tI and i3lh line, for use put ts,.
lathe 9s;h and ifh linz for put cobpuio
IN The 9Th and 81 line, FOR then put there.
In the Soh and at hue bat o.e for etc, put af,cc,
L. tae Stat aad 5h liue fc puietsr.
Yours, &c.
JNo. coALTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA
The Coalition prints are beating up FOR recruits
IN every quarter Not an event traDspircs,
which they 10 not attempt 10 turn to the benefit
Of their sinking cause. They like bed-ridden
patieuts-any change whatever seems good unto
them. The death OF Mr.. Clinton, for instance,
has opened upon them a new topic OF consolation
and fnLf--But " hat saws the Albany Aseus. az the
very fountain heal OF information upon this
subject? The politics OF this state stand thus
The great body OF the old republican party, nine
teDths OF them, decidedly and actively in IA
YOUR ofGen. Jackson. The republican friends Of
the late Coy Clinton, have taken a similar course
and now act with their former political frends--
The ofhe federalisis, fourfifths Of that pay
ty, advocate the claimsofstr. Adams. With the cx-
ccpton Of the tithc of the odd republicans "a il
bera eslimgtc) the fcderaliss and federal friends
ofMr. Clifton constitute the strength OF MIR. Adj
ans. The old democracy comprises analority ofthc
electors Of the state IL sindeod the effective polite
ALAS is the moral strength Of The state lis votes
20 the extent we have mcniioneda above, VIII be as
certainly given for Gen. Jackson, as the TACT - un
deniabIc that they have taken tho side Of the
country and sustained its cause, against coalitions
and corrupt collision Of every sort his course
has been taken honestly, know, on one side and
we prcsirnc i'm Charity by all parties II has been
az castde csiveIy taken; and = beyond the contin-
gency OF change. The only effect which the g.
vent alluded 10 can have upon the politics q the
state in relation to the candidates for the pTesiden
dV, will be 20 remove the only obstacle TO the cor
dial cooperation with the great body OF their po
li;iicai friends, OF the fow republicans in nearly
every county who having strong political dislikes
to gov. G. avoided giving their support 10 Cen
Jackson because gov G. had already taken ground
in his favour tits not doubted by those whose
means Of information enable iiicm TO Judge, and
who look dispassiona'ely and considerably at the
subject, that zen. JGcssop aciH receive ~ lcGsf
ttoo Thrills q the electoral rofcs IF The state
so much fyr n. Yofk and for Pennsylvania
ths change la Franklin county, and The following
letter from Mr. Ramsey Che Representative 81
Congrc * from tllat DisfficD arc Signs Of The
Times" which ought TO q en- the c'cs u III. Il
dams Himself
.ifessrs. CUES s. S.eton
Grwr rzcGs. 9he icsnit II .ho special cicc-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

The Legislature of Maryland has passed law
authoising subscription, the part o.; the State
OF hai million OF dollars 10 the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail ROAD Company.-Thcy have also pass
cd bill authorizing subscription OF the saIile
sum in all OF tle Chesapeake and Ohio CGaai
bill bad passed previous Legislature making
such subscription ecf.siseT: upon s,,bfc p;io
Of Il million o: dollars by Congress; but tho PEE
sent bill changes the condition, by authorship his
subscription O. half million whenever I-3
millions shall have been s,;S-:il.d i.o.a en- O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

1HE POtAJkR J9ORk5.SI'
pAt thaCI, distant 8 mies frnu, I,nehbrrr, and
80 from ts tnti pike ioad cps,aning 1914
bail elegfed !, .ir sale The er,ro,- Az con
tis,ie = valuable. FRANCIS EPPES.
q
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>r UHS 10 two 'tvea ut deeds executed TO n, az
Va Ti't-e,, ty VIVA L. Bass, ol the cuuniy of Anglia r.,
TIN PufPr'ts tlisr~iu rsniiYas which etd are ia "
fee"fce an amelia county clerks oasce ai one Of which IN
The Gle ~, Tiee q Pywhaan evniy a. t-r,.ce afore
str vii 'Sa.e 30 is without reserve, puc auction a.
Gehi'7 i wha;an tnily sav-f named in lie saiI
ssos-t'" the said Wpl. r. Bss.'s ofy II the Cent?
tis Tor rss Acting trustee. shall eoasrt ny an,
M % - vested IN "a. by aid dre aIio the .,l, heli.y.
n r. hi'u;"'e The Hssits sale will TAXI place on The
c7'n ~ :: - press, is'nI' iAfareh
iNO. cIIhfFIS, True.
RED BookEH, tees.
=, WEI r. BASS.
"a
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.-.. Communicate
M.ARRfEDist M. Tborra, cnve,, on Wedns,ds, even
I-r, Feb 27'n by n. Rev wm Armstrong M. Judah
Mytrs, Jr. TO Miss Eiiszbsth Crsc all at This city.
--n, Thursda, 7ih inst hy the RevhIt Srnth Lespis b.
Ram, Esq Atinrs"y at Law az Orange courthouse Mi,
qIirf unity, Va.
-, on wednesday evening, 2sh Ut " Laurel Spring,
by the Rev Philip Taylor Nh Janlss e. Isrpia e. Mis,
Marietta, dsnher Of cha'. Alb aham,, E-q
49,, ca Thursday the 2isi ut., by ~. Rev. Mr. Lee
.ani-. Esq all of Go0cbl
DIED. In Frdsy morning, the 10Th Of Feb John Tan
ios, Esq aged Sc years. house in t, CITY hi, e
mains wall be 1vsd .; "clotk morning for
at his resiJenee Mount Airy in Richmond codu " Va.
Ijyat. Jnr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
THE SIX MILITIA MEN.

|
bic Report OF Mr. Hamilton, Chairman of the Mil
itary Committee, the far famed execution Of the
SIX Mltiamen. The Coalitionsts have made it
one OF their iaronritc hobby-horscs aIrepre-
sensations have been circulated in all directions
Even Forgery has been practised. Caricaures
have just been got up with sui;ave decorations OF
Inns and cross bones, and the dying words OF the
Unfortunate victins-And 10 strike the blow with
surer effect, Mr.. Sloane's Resolution was -csiguod
20 astound the nation with series of confused
Secretary OF War.-But, the pen of Mr.. Hamilton
has put 10 flight the resolution OF Mr. Sloane, the
shutied report of documents from the War-oi6ce,
the collins of the carica;urists, and the forgery
| OF Mr. Binns, his aiders and abe,tors The facts
are made out so painly, and the justification is so
complete, that whoever runs may read them.
| The Secretary of War finds il necessary in a
! subsequent Report to the II. of II. upon another
subject, TO excuse himself in general terms from
the charge OF shutting up the Documents. He
states that the arrangement OF them ia left 10 his
Clerks Was il right TO leave il 10 Clerks: Bat
whether it has been their design not, the order
| in which they were submitted 10 Congress, was
calculated To Bslead them. The first letter in the
series bears date the 81 Jan. Why is this brot,gh,
| oatjsTsH One who is not attentive to dates, on
reading this Ietter-.frst, not an Gnsicer, bur
az an original or illceptioe letter, would be apt 10
say " Why, here is the very thing; the matter is
at rest. need read no farther. The Secretary
has expressly decided that the Tennessee Mili,i.
shall be drafted for three montis'-Whcreas if the
letters OF the 10th and 9th December, 1913, are
brought out first, ii will be seen that the former is
a mere answer 10 the very case which vas stated
| in those conuiunicatiOns-Wh too is The effect
OF putting Nos. 6 s. (!etters written in 1879 d
! meng the correspondence OF 1872 Why's; a man
not careful Of dates might suppose Gov. Blount
was then writing about the drafts o. lSii and that
he was referring to Col, Pipllin's Regiment, which
was never in service until the 20ili June, 1914, s
or months aficr.-SiIniar remarks might be made
upon other parts ofthe Documents, which have not
Is ,aQed the Chairinan's sagaciiy.
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.NOXICE.

j.. lz7 IN -aRprentice ,cantci at this o6iee-O One
freia lie Country ao1ltia be pr.GrreA
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Governor Forsyth, the successor Of Governor
Iroup, has issued a proclamation calling upon tn
constituted powers ofthe state Of Georgia, to re-
sat the operations Of the Cherokee Indians, who
have made TO themselves constitution of gov
eminent, and thence assumed an attitude of inde-
pendcncc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-24
JOHN WILLS.C

VIRGINIA At rulds hodon in the clerks office ofthe
sperinT court of Chnccry for the Iynchburg district
the 9Th day Of November 1877, Samuel Braasford,
admir- ri Martha ID. Clements, decd and Elizabeth
Clements Pits. against Richard Thurmon and Robert
Thurmon, trading gnder the style aud firm OF X a X.
Thurmon. SmilhsUn II. DAVIS, aud Samuel ThunnA
and Elizabeth Thurmon, infants under the aye ofwcn-
ty-0ne years, by commissioner Brnagh specially
signed their GUARDIAN Dcfts.
The defendant ebert Thurmon nothaying entered his
appearance ana given security according tothe Of As
sonbly and the rules of this court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he inhabitant this
cauntrylt IS ordered that the SAID defendant do appear
here the first day oithe next tern aud answer the bill
of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed in the
town of yuchburg, for month, successfully. and
posted the topt door of the court house IN the said
town. Copy-Pests
3G JOHN WIIJSC.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-24

n AND FOR SAIE.--Ihc subscriber having
IA concluded TO remove from tins section Of
country, lfhe can dispose ofh> lands, offers the
following tracts for sale, To vii
One tract Of 500 acres wherein hcnow lives
living on Otter River, IN bedford county III view
of part OF the turnpike road. Is miles from
Lvuchburg aud miles from Llheny-neary
one half wood land, tine gred er pdrt yet 10 clear
is excellent tobacco land, aud the plantation in
respectable repair, lies well, we'll watered and in
populous nei2hborhood
Another tract OF lSO acres, living IN tie Juno
lion oi the two Ou0 s-the mOSt part of this tact
IS cleared, though il is productive farm, with
improvements suitable for u small family.
Also .enother tract OF 600 acres, lying anGoosr
Greek, within a mlle Gifts junction with Staun-
ton River, about Two hundred acres are cleared.
80 of which is bottom land. and half of that quau.
tity is excellent tobacco laud, and of the wood
land there is not less than two hundred acres Of
first rate tobacco land-the last naluCd tract |
consider one OF the best tobacco plantations in
Bedford, aud could be made excellent stock
farm, being better adapted 10 GRASS than any
plantation in that section OF country or on this
side of the mountains, with extensive outlets
This tract " i'll he shewn by Mr.. Orvii Loving
who lives on the premises, and the two iilst
tracts by the Subscriber The terms will be
made very accommodating. so as TO suit most Oh
purchasers JESSE LEFTNICH.
H. The Editors Of the Constitutional Wing
are requested to publish the ABOVE advertisement,
once fortnight, until forbid, and forward then
account TO this office for payment
Feb. IL ofts31
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-24

'inuiAiA AT Kales holden in the clerk, o,c...
superior court OF Chanccrs Tor the I.,uehho, u re
NE I'm DAY of January, lbs. Arnralcsd x gefet
ft against Abraham kecne and Jau,, ~ = ht3lir,
rsoi William heene, decd Paul Carr,r,,. man,
% Uroree 'arrineton' dee d. Thomas SpraQi. ~ a.
OF Mel Spfaglns. dee. William Bailey md - ann
oHrs ofliefberl G. Coke deed. Thomas II
Drfts. 'i@s hCatg
ne aeiendnt Ihos Il Chldress no, having en,e,ar,
appearance 4 given security according 10 H. s'e'i
sambiy and the rules ofthis court, and .pprars ~
tlsiactory evidence that he is not an itsb, ., So
country II Is ordered, that the .ad defendant h =, ~
here on the first day OF the term and as,
Of the plaintiff and that copy Of tins order b ' ~
wiihlnserted IA some newspaper printed IN tb, H., u
iynchburg, for two mouths successfully and , VI
the front door oithe courthouse IN the sadtown
~ copy -Teste, JOHN WIIIsc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-24
" VI r. y ANk3.
) GARLAND.
tdS4I
/noBACco LAND FOR sALE.-Ihe sub

/loBACCo LAND FOR SALE.--lhe sub
- scriber offers for sale. auaet OF Land. eon-
tanning $50 acres, lying on Big Otter. Bedford
county. near the road leading from Liberty. by
the way OF Socl's Mil. to Lynchburg. aud adj
Joining the traetthe mill Is on; about one hafhas
been recently cleared, the balance in woods
4 further description is deemed unnecessary, as
II Is presumed those who wish 10 purchase. will
come and view ior themselves. Ii the above
Iaud IS not disposed Of be fore the 18th OF April.
II being court d., IT =" III be sold at auction on
that day. AT the Courthouse. Tor terms apply
TO the subscriber living neat the premises.
JOHN NOELL.
Feb 81 WON s.}g
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John IL. ID. Payne,

Aue,ioaeer and Commission Merchant.
fefAS renewed TO the large and cominodooA
I'll Fire Proof Brick building, late IN the oocn.
pauer. Of Icssrs. Miller "a Roberts, three doors
below the Banks, where he IS prepared to car.
~ uu the above business extensively, his house
Deng srge aud convenient for storoge.-He Of
iets his services ~ country merchants and plan
ters 10 attending TO the yale oftheir Tobacco,
Goss aud Whlskey, entrusted TO his care, or
shipping the same # necessary Prom his long
" perience in the Auction and Commission bu.
riness,he hopr. to receive liberal poi ton Of the
pgblic patronage.
JOHN r. d. PAYNE, Auct
Inn al hi3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-24
" agAElecti0n.

TNtE Ward Election FOR nine Common nm.
ciimen ~ each ward in the town Of Lynch
0urg. will take place, pursuan, 10 an act Of as.
scmb'y," entitld an act fox dividing the town o +
Iynchburg into wards, and for other purposes. %
on the first ues lay in April next, ard viii be
held in Lynch ward, No, /. being all tina, part
OF said town, below the ist aev. extending
from the river TO twelfth street. at the office Of
Hatcher, on 2d street And in Eenry ward
No ., being all that part Of said town above
said first alley, extending from the river TO ,
street, at the office of Augustine Leftwich on
I'd street SAML. BRANSF0RD, Seret of ne
Cooperation Of Lynchbng.
March 6. tde33