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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-11
SENEX.

GRATITUDE. The most detestable being
in creation is he who lives only for himself
who is willing to receive every thing and
give nothing; who is pleased only at his
own success, vulnerable only by his own ca
lamities, and hates his benefactors in the
moment of tasting their bounty. Gratitude,
on the contrary, ranks among the loveliest
virtues. 1t exhibits our nature in most ia
vourable point of light; it begets confidence
among friends, disarms an enemy of anger,
and warns the heart of GOODNESS and indif-
ference it is a fountain Of life to the breast
where it dwells, and it diffuses sympathy
and Joy over the various departments OF So
cial life.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-11
AGRICULTURAL.
FEEDING CATTLE.

In young growing animals the powers
of digestion are SO great they require food
which is less rich than such as are of ma
ture age. They also require more exer-
else. If rich food is supplied in liberal
quantities, and exercise withheld, diseases
are generated, the first of which may
be excessive fairness growth is impeded
by very rich food, for experience shows
that the coarsest-fed animals have the lar
gest bones. Common sense will suggest
the propriety of preferring medium
course between very rich and very poor
nutriment.
Regularity of feeding cattle is of prime
importance. Three times day, precise
ly at a certain hour, cattle according to
Mr.. Lawrence, should be furnished with
their food. Mr.. Deane observed, that
neat cattle and horses should not have so
mach laid before them at once as will
quite serve to fill them. The hay they
have breathed on much, they will not eat
up clean, unless they are very hungry.
1t is best, therefore, to fodder them twice
at night, and twice in the morning. Let
neat cattle as well as horses have both
light and fresh air let in upon their fodder
when the weather is not too cold and stor-
my to allow the windows to be open.
What one sort of cattle leave, should be
thrown to another sort. Those that chew
the cud will eat the leavings Of those that
do not, and vice vcrSa.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-11

he House of Assembly of New-Jersey
e passed bill to exempt minors under
age of twenty-one years, from the per-
nance of military duty.
is said that Notwithstanding the sever
Of the punishment which our laws inflict
the crime, there are more arsons COM
Yea In the United States than in any
FER nation.
No less than six different dwelling houses
= broken into by thieves, in one neigh
sll In the city of New-York on the
ght Of the 29th ult.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-11

to ITS productive contents, is likewise es-
sential, without which it is impossible to
calculate the advantages of different rela-
tons, the most beneficial mode of ma
naging the farm, or the improvements of
which it is susceptible.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-11
proved by the Governor, Feb. %, 1928.

ACT in addition to an Act entitled
N Act to authorize towns in the county of
Rnklin to associate together to build an Inns
'Pse for the support of their poor"
PCT. |. BE 1t enacted by the Senate and
fse Of Representatives IN General Court
nOted, and By the authority of the same,
the several towns in said county not
ed In the act to which this is in addition
within five years from the passing of
act, avail themselves of the provisions
'eof, upon the conditions therein named.
EcT. z. BE 1t further enacted, That the
raj towns, which may associate together
fhe purposes enumerated in said act, may
Pse their several agents, therein author
to be chosen at any town-meeting le-
y warned for that purpose, any thing in
|act to which this is in addition, to the
frary Notwithstanding.
Approved, Feb. 2Sth, 1923.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-11
STATE Laws.
,vmoNwEAITH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
OF MAssAOHUSEIIS'
hear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and t,yeY,tY eight.

near of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and t,centy eight.
ACT in addition to an Act entitled
Act respecting Lost Goods and Stray Beasts.
n. /. BE 1t enacted By the Senate and
ofRepresentatiUes in General Courtas-
Id, and By the authority ofthe same, That
erson who shall hereafter take up any
ECattle or Sheep, as stray beasts, within
lilies Of the Agricultural Hall in the town
ighton, shall in addition to the notice
red by the provisions Of said act, post
notification thereof, at some public
to be designated by the Selectmen of
own of Brighton, within said town, de-
mo in such notification the colour and
al and artificial marks of such beast,
"a ten days after the finding or taking
the same and if any such person shall
LET to give notice as aforesaid, he shall
isble to the same penalties which are
led in the act to which this is an addi-
Nor neglecting to comply with its pro-
is in respect to the notice thereby re-
"a and any person taking up any stray
4 as aforesaid, and giving notice as here
Isauired, shall be entitled to receive in
non to the charges provided in the act
Mich this in addition, the sum of eight
4 for every mile he shall have to travel
Ter to post up such notification, to-
E with fifty cents for posting up the
asme.
eT. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That any
ID who shall hereafter take up any stray
shall cause the same to be appraised
AZ manner provided in the act to which
s in addition, and if the owner thereof
3 hot appear and claim the same as there
divided, within three months after such
Izisement, it shall be lawful for such
sbh to sell such beast at public vendue,
living notice of such sale at least four
before the time of sale, in two Public
- in the town wherein such stray beast
ten up, and the money arising from
bale shall be deposited in the treasury
h town, and if the owner ofsuch beast
v appear within year and day from
me of giving notice of such finding, he
q be entitled to claim and receive such
~, first paying to the finder of such
his legal charges upon the same; and
owner OF such beast shall neglect to
r within year and day from the
pf notice given as aforesaid, the person
g such estray shall be entitled to re-
from such treasury one half part of
mount for which such beast may have
f sold as aforesaid, together with his le-
barges in regard to the same, and the
+. be shall remain to the use of the poor
ID town, to be appropriated accord
cT. 3. Be 1t further enacted, That all
of the act to which this is in addition,
are inconsistent with the provisions
act, be and the same are hereby so
fpealed as to give effect to this act
be provisions of the first section of this
ball continue in operation during the
year, any law or usage to the contra
\ twihstanding.
proved by the Governor, Feb. %, 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-11
ACT to increase the pay of Jurors
in certain cases.

1t enacted By the Senate and House Of
sentatiUes IN General Court assembled,
b the authority Of the same, That each
who shall hereafter attend on sum-
ISSUED on complaint in relation to
eating, altering or disseminating any
way, Town-way, or Private-way, or to
Ftlmating damages occasioned thereby,
receive one dollar and twenty-five
for each days attendance, and six
Tor each mile travelled therefor each
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-11
,surn EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, BY
F. & ). ANDREWS.
LANCASTER, MASSACHUSETTS.

.ms--Two dollars per annum--or one dollar
kenty FIVE cents if paid in advance. If not
kthin six months after the expiration OF the
vo dollars and fifty cents.
.ERrrsEMENTs conspicuously inserted three
for ONE DOLLAR per square; less than
lsEyENTY-FIvE CENTS, and continued longer
4 one shilling an insertion.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08

give up certainly Tor an acknowledgement
10 lei go the substance Tor the shadow
Washington, j ferson, Madison aad Mon.
roe held the sidency for term Of eight
years though each, WITH the exception OF the
iasi named. WEIR opposed will el,ulenre
the People saw hat The opposition raised a
gaihsi Them vas the work ut dpslsnirs men.
and they indignantly refused 10 lend tbeo
selves 20 the promotion Of their objpcts-and
snch we have DO doubt. will be their nairI.
oiic determination Ia the case Of Mr.. .3loms.
Nasgi1udsr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08


LINN BANK We should inform Our
readers Thai such Inan EXISTED bat tor III"
singular Iact Thai Snch nun hae, Tor many
year, benz speaker OF the Hon" 81 ilei"-
ats OF Nrglnla. aud must, IRON TINT en-
Gun. iane", BE- known 10 thrm without lAi-
rn'>, he ha- rser 10 an office winch hal long
'""a Regarded - = >tepn'ng-s'one 'o u higher
It's but our remove from Governor or SIT"
9"aaior-'ra Al Irnst from iha popular hrancI
4 Congrese. BIT, 1t seems that 10 hm III"
y altrr's char has bern magic circle, III"
ms Ut which be could notcro~s Hb"o III"
Jackson lever r" iac"d virginia 10 ilen1 Pitt
bic necessity Of 'leclne Nn E.hufs hri -
H"rnor, Mr.. Linn Banbs old ambition 10 MI
'baf seal grrlred Cor, II must he remember
cd that, ever inc he has been speaker. he
has regarded him ell "a marvellous proper
man' tor hovernor) And, cnnaequfn'-
", he "n5eavlr"i 10 make the Convention
question the pivot on which ~" election
s'onid turn Bu', II 81 happened, that Al"
frrn3s OF the Convention did not es'ma'"
Nr. BanHs's falcnts so ile1ly as Mr.. i. hIm-
self DAD and III" consequence was, that W
y Wts sentenced - - s'i5l ~ ia" 9pe1hfi s
char and 10 rcs'fe ~ N<dfson County m
stead of the brick bou#" in Richmond. His
love for the Convention, from In" moment
began 70 W9g cold aud, al'houoG, ii IL
session of the Legislature before the last, Ia"
presidsd at amreting OF the Delegaies friend
ly to the measure, his conduct eviuCcd hat
he felt no lilIlc re~entmoai Al The nan
n"r IN witch his eminent talents MI hnrN
sighted TINS, sfep hr step, has Dir. Linn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08

u IN the exercise ui "A LEGAL rirht. ard
altar the example ot al his prcdeee .sers n
ohte, AIR Gls, has, at various tine, with
drawn the printing ni ihe phblir lnus from
new spapers which had forfeited all rlalm In
u. ritherby initnpsrph shnse OF himself aud
NJ. Adams. not only IN their pubiie hntmtheir
private characters. or by .uch declruSion
IN their subscription ts'sas 10 defeat, ia
great measure, thc object Of Their puhlicn.
ten. Iu Tie hrsl ca, II Was az art OF srii-
respect, aud, in he iallnf, OF public du y, ne
thrr 81 which NJ. Clay could have tdird -
perform. without IN t,itce ankle Ia hrmsrE
aud "a hi country. We venture Ia H>s"ft,
that he ha. u"vpl eNrrtrd the auth lriry vested
ia MIN tn the rsjn.y et any urN sIaH"r which
hRs canvHs,rd ,sconducl with Candnr, pnu
expressed - Opinions with drcrns,, hottN
cr bold the ground II maN have a,tnmlj
aud huNc,rr trunk the LANGUAGE i mtt h,r,
emplosrd lhlz met is rt,ary susceptible
oi urnuf lvnry drren,lN conducted uppu.i.
ton print OF which we have sny ipoWi, dgr.
which published the laws whru Nj. CLAY
wns anpoiaici SECRETARY Of Stale, siili con.
tnnrs 10 publish them. Where il has b, IN
withdrawn, the acl las been prov kcd hA d.
grant violations OF the respect which i dpr
from one man 10 auothrf, aud moro rsp"cinl-
~ from public agents to the constituted M
thorlies If The nation. Such men a. | saac
Hill Of w-Ilampshirr the calculator OF thai
hnse SANDER against Mrs Adams which drew
down upon him the indignant deunnCfntious
Of Nr. Everett, aud even Of Mr. Rpnaolph,
On The q 'nr ot the House AM, Amos Ken
dali, the viper who was uour,sbsd at Nh.
Elav's hearth, mud. n, non ashe Wp'Ngartu.
- iuto existence. stun hi hfrtiaciur--thesc
are the mn lr#ln who, the priu ug al Il.
law has h. en- tahcn-and rightly We 1t ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08

The past wce, 57h hhds passed tobacco : :
hhds refused total G52.

Comparison OF inspections on MAY !. q '2s
No, posset. No. refused Ior nup. stoclt
1897 66so l2}1 ESQ lp56
1873. $500 IlSg 2ls6 3Osu
No chance Ia notice ia fine tobacco siurr oui
lnst II !, ~ fan demand from 80 10 * ~ inic-
rtor and common tobarcn ~ vrr, low AMI duIl,
from ~ 10 , %. In quaint II opeoi = ~ II g"
.ert Lner, over one lundicd horshrnds day.
We have sold crop aud pa,rs otcops Tins week,
-nNrInplnn hnm AZ % 10 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08
EllNEEA

Ofthr Lynehhmp Tobacco Market,
foGta,d reetiV ht ! ugala, bg
luoNAs \ iioLcpHRf aud k,uARp luGE,
Commission Merchants,
AUCTION SAILS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08
LYNCHBURG, MAY :. 1928.
VIRGINIA EiEG rlOSS,,
LANLI NIILA

" ile'th' hdIpIHh lol ConV"n'lont 100.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
1pgnsi1-Saurcl Clark, Henry ! faap.
Hlsssii-David AIexuuder," Jnmes McFar-
hnd
Tashius iou-Robeu T. Cummings, John
ksllef
Les--Jampe Allen, AndreV Mcmillan.
1aslS L Ihomas J, George, Harvey Den
kin.
.lccomack -1homes NJ. Bayly, J. p Drum.
mo \.
BrmH&iet-Feter J. Bea>ley, John 1roi-
ter
F1uanpa George sdlman, John Wynn.
Hiiaambug William VI. Monty.
Greenbuer-lame5 Mclaughlin, Wjllnm
SmIR.r
uraigoa--Wm. Finks aud Linn Banks
W. nave NOT It eived the yole on the Con
vrrtlon q eston
Now Members
SENATE.
Iorhe District Of Washington, Col John
IL fnlton's elected by Iarge majority
so
rcnii0u-Tnere can he no longer q doubt
Of the success Of TIN question. The majority
in favor of il = ALREADY more than ltlo, aud
"" thin, II will be increased 10 6o,p betole the
Ami elections are entirely heard itom.-Bnt
let mol It's friends he less active on this account
than they would otherwise be. Il is uut only IN
portant that the question be carried. nut II Is IS
sentiallY so thai 4 be carried hV triumphant
MAJORITY - majority which will look down all
opposI'ipu from lis encnrt. in the next legisla-
tare. aad more especially guard It nom The dan
gers - be apprehcaded nom the i,gpd,mom OF
lis preiendtd f.ends VIII ar" It's friends for
IA + "A y q q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08

=, we Dan'ionrd, in former uumhor. that
:" ms hal come to the determination nj
n n',r 9tf T. Y'Fl gIrG-,g0TT : Of tho
aa Nv 'a't on the iir,t of Inly. When this
,na '9 'hat' have been Discouraged, il will
L,.'. iii"If-EiGHf MILLIONS, that be
La,, 1ilaa'ed during hs Administration. A
orl. proof OF the wisdom of his measures,
caa. ''alf'o'lf devotion II the good " the
~, Gould not De desired. We vii ask.
VA, moi be unln7t 10 turn 81 good y So.
M, W. " oi1re before the regular tinr
n;I,. snr'a'v It would. We are now hap,
Mr. ,@,"Hrnene the SOLITARY Effects from
hin, s'a'ns Administration we have fried
tin, ., 'pef9ve OF his condnct aud discre-
"nu prudence should teach ~. rot 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08
FASHIONABLE
Ei6TElsNGt ssE'GEsEs
JAMES s.. GG1APPEIiE

Ci0 TsaaFGt STORE.
JAMES &. a'GiAPPEI.1lE
q sEstteiti@sttt nia,tms -. ailizens II
: q, lymbbUf sud thr pubfis gfaPfh, ihsi
Dr. bas takep thu sfp,e laie'8 oceapha by Nm.
n B,astts -. iato dou,. below tie FfaHfiau
uh,.. vhfrr he b's iua npen.d md 'nieuds
Keeping GA manu- GO aud general RssofthfTnt
OF
GRitnra's Fnstioaabh CiofRisg
DIES COATS.
Cine. blacl,. b,onh, olr'g aud other ddcren, %,
louis.
FhotK Avn spH1oUT COATS
6ur. obyc, dajk mixed nrd drab claih,
CUAlEE5.
PAN1ALOONs
Dab, olive, Ilue. hlaeb. cinnamon. dark AMI
heb,miscd colours oil coih aud cashmere,
Black cnnt"n cnmhti,
do Bonhnzlnc,
do Lasting.
do -,iprd Denmark satin,
prah aud lawn a..
do. do. l.ttnr.
/ do. dp. rrrueh la.ttog,
! do. do Etraeh dtftne.
Nunedrillng, snircd aud plan,
M"G de- do. DO.
Wbue slk sirintd DRILLING.
so. tpion drilling,
hfovo do. DO.
keura rusamete, 'nfteiy OF colours.
Pushing cord ia. do,
puab haueup cord L., riding win greps
ol,r sing = aud doubls e,4licd cotds
Naot,en
Printed heHpn'iue.
i,nrsia sOeeiue. &c.
HOUND JACKETS
BlacR Su1Fod Denmark eailrp,
b''b ana INV" do,
60. 10 i'ei"Rs
go. 40 ''e'" ,''s"of
! ~ ~" INV" "'''''''
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49," "R'
Wv W. '''f"P '''"'
''''" ''''''''' s,is.s
ur,. h.ncl, and ,,o r,.s,n,re.
s,l ,4l,e,# l.,s.,.h iii aud French s,k
Ia,l# ,nIen,,, and Narcotics
am ~, FIN, ~ e,i,,,,s aud sria,,ers.
NIlk ,,ro,ks
s,,l iii ,,l,,t ,,d LL,,t i.stbrr
NJ, A, sr,,a i,r,,c, muslin, corded and pain.
IN, ,.l,,cd
Packet handkerchief. of Toured s,lk. far and
h,ndan,,,
I Al ~. a,.,,,,,,. ,f ,,att,rns. mud ~ irrs
CLOVIS
White md colotcl. brp,a,. woodstock. &c
sISplNnEES
/ Vy,,.,,J aud .,,,,,,,,# ,,,,,,,. ,,,l,tiee
STOCKINGS.
White aud blacl silk plan an ribbed
'""o" aud black "af,,,d, l"hs ana s"of'
Fine Inco ,oflrd pnI , and PLAIN.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08

CIV -m,ll do.
Fih' b3l"', .,..,,..., o.. -
.,I na..., -, @'r,'ed ."i I',l.lcl e. aa
d, G,rarcar .H. 81
u 80. cadGht 30
IN" cos, "i IN" SAM exclusive oi height
iiola ~" iotA o." Richmond. SOS -.
Inc ha'r hr"n d. r6''rd i'rs 'raf by sa'rs
ana d''ail.n> 10 nm a"d ~ lrs'i"'"'s.-
ih'i' ''f no" al nan ~ b'nI. ana III les
'""@h''.- Nn'f me l"'"'i'h ~ 'hr 7"'irly
w flutes 'nd ~ testament. nave been DIS
n'hmrd,- Sis - : b"Ye hfen rrf"'V-
r'' an Sih - a7''f' hefn Nprodrd H"w
M Inc hands OF ir 5'''-"rf tI'f 80 -. aud
~ TIE haahs o. 'hr Librarian Sl4 90 = "nol'
am9un 5loo 81 -.
We n"H ''.tgn mo On" han"s The "ih'es as
"sneo rs. h"I'he ON 9.'l' s't'.ffS ha'' hr'n
~ '""" a'"ir', '''Ni'ir" r" 'H'ih'r Nonl views
anh ad'an'" the lh'l'1 "i ihN Gpod "o'k.-
We ffian on 'f'a'is Of "1A' J., '"ia2 G'a'i
any N 'he b'd' 'ahs"-'hIs information We
may a,a ''g ~ J." iefi'e nom i'' '",nr'Y ana
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08

~ Gen. John Flo,d ra>sn1 through tn
place Yesterday morning, en- Ia, r,tunto N.sh-
msIou City.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08

; I'dli4li's re- Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02
PAY Ut The MILITIA!
.4udif0y.'s Office. 18TH oct. $50

ry,HE following abstract o th. law. 10 .eueg the
Il pay OF Militia oSesrs in tine Of peace, published io
the Information Of ali persons con. eIhtd.
The brigade Insrecturs entitled tr do!dr, Per day,
fo' each hty shall attend the tanning. aud ,gDensi
niuses, aud per mile Tor Hing through the Bra.
gs but tAy only Charge mileage for one circuit Through
raj places Of abode h successive training uu.r
goud until they euin home No mileage will he Fart tba,
uet ' aoeorng,U , obsiou. con,iructi o the Act
c ASSEMBLY. The Law giving minimum allowance OF
henared dollars 10 the lnPeeto considered s IN force
employ Mutian' TO attend them throughout the Brigade; hu,
"a. Rsgi@satst irnu' fife Major, required to attend
The trainings Reg.enia! and Battalion nuer,i-ior
which, they allowed [by the Regmen,ai Court
other ase so d0ia' per DAY. No ether musician
Drummer, F,,rs scb allowed on. dollar for attend.
ing Company muster, and atrumpeter busie entitled
to the compensation aud fo attending the
ter Ir IF ,n.IO1P Of Cavalry.
lowed the sum otve dollars for his atenanee aud service
at casa such Court aud t. should
Ssh sn may be allowed Ten saiiars -" Ths A.
OF The 18th Feb 1923, entities each clerk lieu bi. tonne
certifying each i.t of fine. required BY laa,
cents OI the of each person, entered
compensation for such The lists regur
ed ~ ta those which furnished the Sheriff Au
to .upeede the allowances heretofore made for advertising
Thepay of the Proves, Martial n reduced 10 one dollar per
day oi each day he shall at the egmental Busicp
courts,
The pay the Adutant i, reduced TO three dollar, per
day for ev,y DAY he shall attend III. Regme,ai Bat
TALON nuses; but lie Eonuw required to attend the train
Erpres'es allowed four cent, per mile; hut the
N OF Regimstai, BaitaioH and Company orders i.
pa. for 10 tune VI pea
The Sergeant Major eniiei TO comp nsa,On.
The commanding aceT. ct each lire referred 10
the Sd section Of The amending the Ma passed the
2d Feb 1922, which iestsics them tn forty dol
lars, the purchase OF each OF .clors
purchase altogether uni the fac, Of their respective Re
ginsnts yeii asgie.u surplus after d',ehs all o,ho
dio The non-ohsersanee of h; act Las led
vepiences
is particularly requested, that every claim allowed by
nes,mental should coun,er.ned CT endorsed BY
tb. Commanding Officer
No claim will be pad at this Oee, which ha,
counrsignsture endoreemen will any militia
hereafter be Paid, until the General list of all
be forwarded by the Resmenai clerk, and psrsd
the claims p,,sented. JAMES E. HEATH,
44aai.or Of public account,
All
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02
wM. OOwAN,

AS rtee"'o AID oatrs w. sci, e,sd general as
IA sotneDt ~ ladies ysntlemen gold aud sser pate mt
rst watches esh day mantle clocks and time.
pieces disnOnd, pearl paste aud JET jewellery .'e plated
aud Bsna ware, eveipoin aud Cthef pencils Fountain, M
steel pens, soj silver ,nd shell .p.c,ace nbies
otp'ck tafors Penkni'e Scissors pocket PISTOLS theimo-
motors, spy glasses uryeyors aud pocket coDps., plotting
,irumsnts immature frames and pocket books
cases purse. aud purse clasps poke. and shell COMBS steel
and gait chains, seals and keys key rings, MILITARY goods.
matchmaker. tools aud materials, with great variety other
siiesali Of which he j, enabled TO sell below former pii-
N. q. Watches, Clock, and Mathematical In.,rume n,.
carefully rspsned adjusted OIder iUr any article his
line, Punctualy at;endsdto.
Nov.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02


virtue ola deed ,ru be4..n- date 10Th Noven.
1922, aud uy recorded Clerks oi5cc Coun,
court OF Amherst the 9Th day Of January 1926 whereby
Jae: D. Pendeon .! said county, conveyed the under
signed M tTu for the purposes therein mentioned
tam tract parcel of land containing 753 acres he lie
more OF less lying aud hing the county of Amhtt. on
Bnsoe River both sides of the road New Gla,row
to Lynehbug and adjoining the lands Of David s. Gaau
beng the same land, which Thomas Alddge purchased
John Cabn and John Wa wick, aud which cobyeyed
ny the said Aidrdge and Cathaius his wife,
s. Pendeton, by deed bearing date the 23h April 1912
The subscriber, them, shal jidoy day
# January oex before tie front door the Eagle ot. IN
The City Richmond, proceed TO sell the AFORESAID
lana to the highest bidder, for ready money pobie
ton, Tor the puTposes othe sail trust The
THIS land tso story brick dwelling house, with
oOr brick cee with other necessary hous-
e an ice house and lraneI 0yereers house, barn. DC.
The water equal in the upper country the improve
meD IN good condition; the plantation under good system
o culture and adapted the growth Of first tobacco,
corn and wbea the situation healthy aud the
de'irsble This laud situated about mile from New
Ga,Sou, the County town. about mile, from
VI the county aBi about 20 miles fr, Lynehburg.
=. N. NICHOLAS, Trus-
WAX. NEKERVIS, { tees.
ryAt the request OF the Trustees sale will con-
uenee at ~ o'clock, and will be conducted by
THOS. TAYLOR.
Nov.
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I,noyes. SEPT


EgIE suinsri-sl vii eel .yacly his tact n isrd
Bedford county, 'uTcd Gu north aud south iorLs Il
d2oe creek, and ihe m7n fosd taJms on Lynehbufg
Bufofi II contains about 400 O which 600
cleared The part which uurcaret, except very snail
portion Is excellent tobacco land OF the cleared s0d so
iores oy grounds Of the f qusiy, aud ;he fnadr
,ensrssy Goo bsh aod. Th'i OF Che best ifss Of
lsni urpes Country heng well slaped 70 the cuitiys
ton OF tobacco and an kinds " gfau lies remarkably well
snf Vey fee from slone 4 divided would make two very
rh1se ivi'b IT, pelsou wshng TO purchase may apply e.
t refihr residing ~ the ntlshborhood OF New London
or o. C,p BafOrd, fes,dog IN irsci WIN IRVINE
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NOTICE..

1,tHE Executive will proposal. conformity
~ the provisions of the s. seeun Of the
the Arnory, hereto 80 Aud be further enacted
that the Executive be authorised required upon
what terms the ATaory Buildings Land attached thereto
can he sold, exchanged leased for years,
nuuieae to the General Assembly the result
enquiry" by order of the Executive.
WM Ii. RICHARDSON, C. C.
Executive DepaItment,}
18th March, 1923.