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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-08
CRrFLTY 10 SLAVES

The Duke of Sake Weimar, in his travels
through North America, recently published IN Ger
many relates the following anecdote:
every day saws he Che speaks of New Or
leans ''atfords examples of the degrading treat
ment which the poor negroes experience. I do
not ike to speak Off but do not wish to pass
over IN silence scene TO which ! was a witness.
on the 22d March, l-26, and which filed me with
indignation In the boarding house where lodg-
cd. there was young Virgnan female slave, who
served MS a housemId aneat, attentive. and ordey
gu There was Frenchman living In the house,
who, al early hour, called for water As il was
not brought TO him Immediately. he struck her
with his fist so that the blood gushed down heI
lace The unfortunate girl, excited by this an
expected treatment, put her on the defensive, and
seized her aggressor bv the throat. Tie cried a.
ioultor help; but nobody would interfere. The
fellow ran into bis room, packed up bis things
and said be would leave the hou.e. But now
our landadv, Madame lierries, when she heard
this, in order TO make her peace with the rascal
had the niamy 20 order twenW-slX strokes Ofa
cowskin to be inflicted upon the poor girl, and
carried her cruelty so far, Us 70 compel her lover
a Young black slave; who served no the flmiiv, 90
be- her eXecuti0ner. This was not all; the French
man who ,ras a clerk 20 a commercial house al
MonteDeEer, was not satisfied with this punish
ment He lodged a complaint against the girl al
the Mayors Office. caused her 90 be arrested bY
two constable,, and had her lashed AGAIN 10 bis
presence. regret that did not pay attention 90
The name Of this wretch, in order 10 make bis
shameful conduct as public as It deserves TO be.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-08

aJH BT'f-Ihe annual income ofthc
bishop OF Canterbury, who lately died
England, was mo- less than 25,O00L
ing or Slll000 This is equal to the
improvisation tlat we allow 20 our Presi-
- ana Wee President, the four secreta-
us o. ae grea, Departments. the Post
General, the Chief Justice, and the
soc,ate Judges of tine Supreme Court,
me supper, of our Minister at London
-' me bargain. The Bishop of London
r. ls TO the golden manger of ''the
>--i--. 'NibS
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-08

Maternal btfFidHy.--A gentleman informs Is
that some time last week, the wife ofAiT. Lemuel
Alexander OF Smlthheld in this state, went TO the
well to draw water, with young child IN her arms
While IN the act, from some cause, the child ship
ped OF sprung from her, and plunged into the well,
which was about 30 feet deem The mother I'M
mediately seized the well pole with which she
descended part Of the distance, and then jumped
down 10 the relief Of her child which was raised
from the water, and held IN that position nnn the
cries of Mrs y. brought Mr. Joshua Arnold TO her
relief Both the mother and child were taken
from the well without having received material
injury. Proriisnee papor.
TaLa5le Recipe. DR.. Goodman has
recommended the following simple and
certain remedy for a common and fatal dis
ease among children. He says, "when-
ever they are threatened with an attack
of cymanche tracheaEs Group direct
plaster covered with Scotch snuff, va
rylng in size according to the age Of the
patient, to be applied directly across the
top of the thoraX, and retained there till
all the symptoms disappear. The rene
dy is always found to be efectual when
applied in the first and second stages o!
the malady." The plaster is made by
greasing a piece Of linen, and covering
1t with the snuff.
go
4 poor widow went 10 rich illiterate farmer
| 10 put her son to him to bring up. She said Il
AIr.---l want the boy should fare well, anC
and be brought up WE'LL want he should 60 tC
saool and to meeting and to have catechsm
/ lIr.-repIied that the child should have a chanc,
20 20 TO school and to meeting, and should live al
wen as he did--that whenhe ca; bean-pouidge tn,
| bow should have bean porriige-that he had M
1oton Of sufing the boy with nicIlnacks, bu
il he eat catechisms, the hoy should eat the cate
cc.sms also.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-08

Empiricism reproued.-When the revo-
lutionary government Of France, at the
suggestion ofthe National institute, deter
mined to introduce a new meteorology by
dividing the quadrant Of the meridian into
Que hundred, instead of ninety degrees, a
French navigator, finding himself much
perplexed in the practical application Of
this new theory, sarcastcally recommend
ed to the Assembly decree that the earth
should perform four hundred revolutions
in a year adams Report on Wsghts
and .Eeqsr-es
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-08
FLAX SEED.

CASH VIII be given for CLEAN FLAX SEED,
by TIIOS. JONES & Co.
july 22-2,f.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-08

A STORE ROOM, nearly opposite the
Court house, formerly in the occupancy OF Mr.
John Fawcctt. For further particulars, enquire
SAMUEL. MCLALLEN.
Wheeling. Od l. 1898 -39-tf
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1921 Prizes. S74,4l<
NOT ? BLANKS TO A PRIZE.

Tickets S1-Ilalyes S2-Quarters Sl--to be
had in a great variety of numbers, at A n T.
PICKET NEw LOTTERY OFuoE, Graham
Tavern, Wheeling, Va. Orders for Tickets,
postpaid enclosing Cash, will be promptly at
tended TO-.
IPThe drawing oflhe UNION CANALLOT-
Terry of Pennsylvania, will take place on iho
4th and be received ON the 18th Of Octobcr.-
~. 1. o-......,r,.I
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Ia. s -. PICKET
FOR REETT.

= ~" 7 =
Wheeling, Oct. lsi, 1893.
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.'-SSSss'-
FIrTF-FOUR SUMBERs-EiGHr DRAWN BALLOTS
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20 poLLARs REWARD.
A NEGRO MAN NAMRD DICKsON

Runaway from the subscriber living
Nhecling, Ohio county, Va On the 9Th inst
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The Duke of SAKE Wemar, in his travels
through North America, recently published in Ger
many, relates the following anecdote:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-15
a Card.
Tor sale by
may l3

THE subscriber respectfully informs his btns''' |.
4. and the citizens OF Alexandria BeneI'":'
his school is open every morning al aiy TX" :"
reception of his pupils. lie pledges hm'eh 70 .
public, that no exertion on his part shall DC "-I'
to meet the best expectations Of parents an" ,l
who commit to his care the tuition I" '"e" 'D..
and wards He therefore requests the pro"P' a. J
ance ofthe pupils in their respective o',>o's "'a
that the parents and guardians who have az
them, will aid him in accomplishing li'. oD,.I'
he is well known To the inhabitants al an ',S ""
lar, accountant, and Mathematician, he "'''
perhuous to say more, than, that his acqus'i"G',
the course which he teaches, Is MOI ,.@' "
months or wears, nor is he in the habit OF NJ,
of rectations instead of demonstrate, VI"
fortunately but too often the case, and 'h'I''l
ineby high, but unmerited pretenuGhs, "'' -,l
ing and benevolent community, whose nv
wishes are the Improvement and "eh''e
generation. D., ,,raa |
The following branches are IN par "s MI
studies which he teaches, vIz:-he"n"tr,r ,-s. u
Arithmetic, English. Grammar, Use OF VIZ
ography with the construction OF map III
the different projections OF the sphere 4
above per ar. S. Bookkeeping, "eO"' y a
nIsne and solid. Mensuraton, Trigonone'rl oo 49,,
and spherical, Surveying, Gaug'ng, M, ,-eE
lunar observations. DAZZLING, Algebra WIN 20 Ga
ton to Geometry, Comic sections, ,'s,rlf
rv. Fertilization, Fluxions, Natural Ph'tv,'
tronomv, 81. &C. Terms for regular s'" ava
camille and Mathematical studies per y, ''nb;.s
His manner of treating demon'ua'e 81
purely ma,he matical. Atpreseni f'" "'
can be admitted.
JAMES CADEN, Professor Of pr,oy
anriI 2-dotlaw6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-15
THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1928.
For the Phenix Gazette.


TO A YOUNG LADY AFTER DANCING
Lovely maid of the dark blue eye!
As Spring adorns the virgin rose,
So doth the blush, which laughingly
DER every playful feature glows,
Adorn thy cheek With mellowing tint,
Like what the painter most loves to imprint.
And now as the sigh from thy bosom heayes,
Ills as the first breeze of the morn
Which murmurs along thro' the fallen leaves
On which the sweet vapours are 5orne'
Sweet as the zephyr, on wings Of perfume,
WATTS DER the 'gardens of Gul in their bloom"
O! can that look be aifectation!
That sweetest voice feigned!
Not every i'll in combination,
My bosom would have panied,
So much as such thought of thee
For love the blush DER betuty's brow,
That mantles IN modest glowi
love the tear in beau1's eye,
That speaks soul of sympathy;
Hut nauSht I hate like coquetry
o. to live in the sphere of thy magic smiles,
And list to thy silvery voice,
Which the weari,ome hours with swiftness begues
Would make cen hermit rejoice;
And when he bent his votive knee
TO con to the saints his rosary,
He'd sigh to visit the world once more,
As thought of thee, his mind shot DER.
Tuesday, sr.ning, Hay 13th, 1898
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-15
From the National Intelligencer.
TWENTIETH CONGRESS,
Tuesday, May 10, 1873.
IN SENATE
THE TARIFF.


THE TARIFF.
The bill making alterations in the several
acts imposing duties on imports was read a
third time and on the question; Shall the OIL
pass! 49,.
Mr. Hayne spoke at length in opposition to
the bill, and entered a solemn protest against
1t, as a partial, unjust, and unconsti'unona'
measure, and concluded by moving an indefinite
post 3oncment of the bill, on which The ques-
ton being taken by yeas and nays, 1t was oe'
cided in the negative, by the following vote:
Yeas.-2o Nays.-27.
Mr.. Webster replied briefly 10 Mr. Havne.
Mr.. Benton read some statements TO she",
that the duties Of e24 had not been Of any
benef, to the asriculluris'.
The question then occurring on the passage
of the bill, and the yeas and rays having been
ordered, il was decided in the affirmative, oI
the foloiug vote:
Yeas-Me,srs. Barnard, Baron, Bateman
Benon, Boulisny, Chase, D'cke"s"n, ta,on
Foot, HARRISON, Hendricks, johnson, OF ny
Kane, Knight, McLane, Marks. Noble, Ridge
ly, Rowan, Rugges, Sanford, Seymour, lhom'
! as, Van Buren,, Webster, Willey-26.
Nays essrs. Berrien, Branch, Chambers
Chandler. Cobb, Ellis, Hayne, Johnson o
Lou. King. Mckinley, Macon, Paris, Robbins
Silsbce, Smith. of Nd. Smith, of sc Isze'
well, Tyler, White, Williams, Woodbury-2l
SO the bill was passed, and returned TO tint
House Of Representatives, for concurrence II
the amendments.
| The Senate az journed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-15

any Clerk, or other officer Of The Cor,o,,,,.-
The officers OF the Government, were. 70
tain extent, officers of The District. I, w.
scarcely any other officers but those Of The Iii.
ed States. ~"
Mr.. Gorham now moved to amend the
mendrnent of Mr.. Sprague, by adding ,bs,..,
he following proviso; '
Sand provided that no certificate Of s,o,L
other evidence Of such loan shall Issue Far
less amount than one hundred dollars"
Mr.. Sprague &C cepted this as 4 modi6c,,i,.
MIR. Hoffman suggested 10 Mr.. Mercer ,S..
as the whole bill was originally drawn win -
view that the General Government, ,bon' 'S
guaranty the Stock, whether i, would m, 4.
better to draw the bill altogether, and ~, !, :;
such form that il should have no Gomez.
with any officer of the Government, wha,e". .a
iii; were al all connected with the Eyrcn,;n.
or the Treasury Departments, he shouIa 4.
compelled TO vote against it.
MIR. Smyth now inquired of the Chair wb..,
er il would be in order to move that the hin b.
indefinitely postponed
The Speaker replied that this would M, l..
in order in the present Stage of the bill
WI. '!' " aii ooJ'' "u 10 tlt dInGnlmsht.
as arising from o,er-caulion, and as caIcpl,,.l
10 throw endorsements in the way or 70.
pora,e bodies, who had made the mos, lsod,,
bic excriions, and incurred the hea,je,, -
sponsibilitirs, TO promote an ohi"ct Of ccasr,
national importance
Mr.. Mercer expressed his approbalion 9TH.
amendment Of Mr.. Gorham.
Mr.. Kremer said, he did not rise to emf.
into the discussion. For himself, he was o.,
tirely opposed to The amendments, bu, beEer
ing that the subject was not as we'll unden,oJ
as il would be, =fer gentlemen had had som,
little time to examine it, he moved that II.
Hnase adjourn, but Withdrew the motion for,
moment, at the request Of
MIR Mailary, who asked that, by uuanimo.i
consent Of the House, he tariff bill, loer.,
with the Senae's amendments thereto m,.
be ordered 10 be printed.
The House complied with this request, az
thea, on motion Of Mr.. Kremer,
Adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-15
ho,y is The time 10 use Ston'0cn'' n, ~
n Grand Rest0rafirefo HeGn, \,

nOCT. wEDDERBURN, informs I'l y, hand hand 5
IL the public generally. be has now on If The The {,
Shop on Fairfax.s.reet, large supply av.n g,lN
unequalled article, by the bo's'e, aD ;rg tI,t IL
a %.Ss blessing. nE' h ' climate; Ks,
. Seasons a"a Of T1 s %esr are their s,
will be derived from them. In extreme ne e' ss,
lity, they have seldom faiedt nave orr , met
feet, as can be proved by number o. J 1--we "a
table citizens of both sexes. they p,;s,InorL
used in many places in virginia, VIZ, TS' RP
folk, Gosport, Hampton on the pG So%rr eoa',e
Maryiand.-They also have been 'P Ssy ws%l
in Kentucky. Pensacola Tallah nms5a. st. q
Orleans, Matanzas, (Cuba(' bel'"I zach bots
St. Bartholomew and Martinique, .n,.mn,I W
label of directions, and sealed aho "'
seal, to prevent counterfeits' ., dozen.
Price so cents per bottle, or - p..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-15

EDIToRs.-The following animated cOmpI
ment TO the gentlemen Of the ore,s is from he
peripatetic an,horess, Mrs. Royal They az
under infnite obligations, to her good Opr.u
We copy the paragraph from he New TX
Enquirer, who is that Iady's exclusive pubs,
er: Sa!s'naN
7 he last, though not the least, of my fr.rt
in fredericksburg, is Mr. Sharpe, the tdI,o'
have more than once observed Iha, editors
are the most feeling men in our country 40:
upon several accounts, the worst rewarded, il
proportion 10 their deserts. An editor is a.
ways a, home; he is always in his office, hen
always unengaged; he listens with ajtencGh
hears with patience; he is quick al discerning
he is patient Of wrongs; grateful Tor layers; be
exposes the 2resumptuous,and advocates mel,
"A foe to vice; friend to virtue; an enemy
oppression. and the never failing friend Of h'
injured. They toll at the oar,nlghi aad CAV.
TO improve, instruct, anc amuse mankind y
it were not for them, the world would re'ea
back to barbarism. The watch towers Of 0T
liberties, they are the life and soul, and sin'"
as well as the glory, Of our country. HO"t'i
they may differ in politics they agree 10 "
these; ard yet many Of these men do mol Ut"
thir bread. How ungrateful.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-15

missionary efforts 80 c,anseiise the world, are
the merciiul provisions Of providence for this
end. For if men do no, expend their super
Auous wealth for purposes OF public utility,
they will not Tail to cxpend it in ways nox,ous
10 themselves, and injurious 10 the community
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-15
Bottling Cider.

az Barrels New .7rx bo,tling cider; landing u,
N3schooner Increase, shinn, from New ioh, = .
for sale by LlNDSA' HILL Nv
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SlGltk FSi ae Manufacturing MEL com
~ monty AnotR rs the Amherst on Galts
fhi intfe count OF amherst on Iamey Hlvcr,
Distant from this place about 10 miles. Il was
thoroe 56, repaired last summer, K runs three
pair Burr and one pair Eusopus Min stones.
Attached 10 the Nil /, an excellent Dwelling
House, with the necessary houses tal the aC-
eommodaIion OF tdmily--and also with p a
eies of laud There is likewise a saw mill on
The premises. Few country mills possess the
advantages that are found AZ this; boats NAV
load ard unload at the mill, at all seasons
Possession will be given the first day Of April
nczt. For terms apply TO G. aud A, Warwick
Richmond, or to JOHN NJ. WARWICK.
Feb. T. ts35
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IlEt ST SNLE.--By virtue Of certain
-. deed Of tust, executed by Samuel Ste
vens, on The day ofthis month. aud of re-
cord m ialifaS county court, we, or either Of
as viii, OF Friday the 25lh day Of April next, II
fair, II not lbe next far day thereafter before
the door si the market house, in Lyncbburg,
SCH at public suction, for cash, two young fe.
male slaves, named Besey and Jenny, aged
II or II years, being a pari Of the property
conveyed IN said trust deed The title is believ-
ed 10 be perfect, but we shall only convey such
title as we hold under SAID decd.
Nm. &. BANKS.
; GARLAND.
March 90 tds17
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Ward EAeetion,

FE VIE Ward Election for nine Common Coun-
i clnlenin each ward, in the town OF Lynch
burg. viii take place, pursuant 10 an act of as
sen.by, " entitld an act for dividing the town oil
Lynclburg into wards, and for other purposes. :
on the first Tuesday in April next. and will be
held in Lynch ward, No. |. being all that part
of said town, below the Isl alley. extending
from he river 10 twelfth street, at the Office of A
Watcher, ON % street And IN Henry ward
No. ?, being all that part of said town above
said first alley, extending from the river 10 ,
street, at the Office of Augustine Leftwch. on
I'd street. SANL RRANSFORD, Sergt Of M
corporation Of Lp,chburg
March 6 fde33.
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EnBF lphseriher W,il Teh privately MS tx
II .flsEd ~ Redfotd COUNTY situated o" the
: s,ta ans south i5flss olHeese Creek aud ou dtf
g.s;e road h,sd.ne from Lynchburs 10 thsas'
sk. 2 nIes west Of Liberty and aa11mnar
xapl Bnf4rd. Ii contains about i4ep aetett 81
inch sue are mcIcared. The pant winch e
stncearcd. except vetY small portion = theei
lent tobacco land. Ofthe cleared i9ud, 100 a
res are lew grounds OF The fist qaait,, and the
remainder remarkably FIVE highland his IS
.,ne of the bost tracts OF laud IN The upper COIN
try. being well adapted TO the cultivation OF 10
hacco aud all kinds Of gram It lies femafhaeH
~eH and IS verv free from stoue # "eidta u
,rould make two vrrv tandsome rats "ineh
shall be done, those who wish 10 purchase
wish IT, Persons wishing to purchase may sr-
nls 10 the subscriber residing IN III nefghboi'
hood OF New london, o. 10 Capt. B9iord. re,l.
dape NEAR the tract WILLIAM IRVINE.
I,,,aryg ts25
u The Editors Of the Enquirer vii insert
tIie ,ls.ee advertisement tili fmhid, md forward
fhrir bill 10 tbs office ior payment.
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- WILL sell from 3o0to 5oo acres Of uncIcar-
- ed land, living IN Bedford county. threc
quarters NJ ne from New London Academy
aud thirteen from Lynchbu,g. lis well ADAPT.
ed 10 the culture OF Tobacco aud the different
ltiud o gram usually cultivated IN the nclghhnr
hood Is eel wateted and lies better than ans
oaot OF lls size in this pert OF the country. II Is
3situalcd rs TO be eutrely exempted from ia
inage by heavy ialns of high water The terms
~lll be very atconmnda,ne say one, two
pnd three fedrs. upon = small payment IN baud
Inquire ofthc snbselIbcE. one mic and a bali
tsoih of New London ALIEN AUSTIN.
m II tsA4
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'tcouri oiiusngs held for the corporation Lynch
,'i - on tn" nth day OF February. ls2s. Thomas 4.
iiotonhe, marshal of the Ch9ntery Court for the
IShehbarg district and in that character receiver or
trustee ni the estate of Sterling C. Thornton, Pit Il
Eahst sterling c. Thornton, Peter T. Thornton Lewis
Ero"ll 'aucius Buster, O1bourne Nj. Cartwright
J"h9 iio1Haday, Jack Lettwch and John Harlow Deitt
h elnnoery.
Inc defendant oIbourne NJ Cartwright not having
'ut@led has appearance and given security according 10
me ari OF Assembly aud the Rule, of this court and It
'Ierfto the salts ficton Of the that he IS
al hith et o this country it ordered that the sad
e'endh oappear here tne first LAY Of June court
hnNt and answer the bill efthe plaintiff and that copy
Sums order be forthwith inserted an some newspaper
P"h,h'd n the town OF Lynchburg for month, sue,
S'eN ahd posledat the front door OF the courthouse
~ we ana t""e. tca?y-Tes,e,
l. JANIS BENAGH y.
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rEYfi - ~ALE.--Bp ylrta,' nfa decd oftrnsi,
executed e. H. bs Gear"c Markham. bear
,rg .laic tlfr sd 10y Of January, 80. and re
corded IN the el,lk ofiirc 81 amherst county
r44I,,# SOS therein mentioned. W. shall pro-
ell oa tn 29ih day Of April Hrsi, II faa il
not, Ihcneal fatr day, Al the sesldence OF said
Markham to SRI Ia the highest bidder, a, pub
lie auction for cash Tire following Slaves, w ;
John Peer Jesse. Bob, Abraham, smokey, An
H.. Mar. Hampshire Abraham aud Ranpolph.
aid tuo rcteasr al The females, Il any. Should
fso sbicuof he completed in one dat It viii
continue rom day 10 day, far mat purpose.
Arnac as trustees We sboIl CONVEY only the tile
Vested Us. JAMES > DiLLABD. Tns.
WI. NJ. ltliEo, Stees.
March Il fdsls
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n DYERflSEMfHT "a young usuquai
~ fled N teach the Latin aud Geeek Ian
fuasps. and al Ia" branches Of an ordinary
Eneisa etiaes l3n. together ",i4 the hrs rH-
dirsh's of Mathematics izhes "a obihB
tifanlfbu - leacaer III some respectable
fnm''y, ." eouId prefer situation in a INV.
yrrsianiiy TIE -efyiecs Of tbs young man
can be mad - int line which he PROGRESSES to
teach upon reasonable term, testnnnials al
cbafaoer qualifications &C. can lie given on
demand. For information apply al tnis Of
fee.
March IL isf1
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10y authority OF deed of trnsl, executed
- 10 the subscriber, hearing date the OH
day ofDeconber, is25, and duly recorded IN
the Hastings court OF Lynchbnrg, shall pro.
coed 10 sell, BY way of public auction. on the
premises, ON The 18th day of April next if
fair, il not, the neAi fair day, the house and
lot, on irsi slert, nov in the occupancy of
David Pattesan, containing ninetv feet. front
ing said street. running back 30, Terms of
sale, QUE half cash. the balance in twelve
months. will convey as trustee, such title
a is vested in me--but believe the title To be
good. RALPH SMITH.
Sale to be CONDUCTED by John r. D Payne.
March Is. ttsi5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-31

s,\rOIIEE --Br vutgp oil decd Of trust exc.
III sute'l b. John Sllnnen, in which The
suhqotittfs 4 = trustee bearing date the 2sth day
Of August H. J, aud duly recorded in Amherst
county count. made 30 secure the payment Of n
debt duo II John Tucker therein named, the un-
dcr,igncd viii. upon tie premises situate in the
county ol Amherst. on the l0lb day Of April
nrAl, onei ton sale 10 the highest bidder. ipr
ea.h, the tract of laud IN the sad deed mention
ed. oonramn $50 acres adjoining the lands Of
trsse Wight, Joseph DhInId William Camp
bell aud o,ncls also the following personal
Two feather beds and furniture, one
bureau aud Two folding tables, one hay mare and
nc head Of Catte--ot 80 much thereof as Wit
he sufficient to pay the dcblsccnrodb by SAID deed
aud costs The subscriber viii convey such title
Is he may law Ia y do as trustee
DAENEY NIL.
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