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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

if ehaneery In NoOwsy county court 7fh P,b 1909
~ Samuel d. Burke i H.zekiah X. Anderson ComnI,.
N"' NoAnP''s'
Charlie, Knight, Anderson P. Miller, and John A. Mill,
r.; -, - Defdts.
Esq Their Attorney, who filed bill sgaipt the dsferS
Sut and on Their moon, appearing The thai IN.
defendant Knight not inhahaut this
aud ne not having entered his SUIT ana
en- security according TO law and the Of thi, court II
eicered That the said defendant ere NJ
next May COURT and file his The MA ala
o-aiso that Of this order be forthwith inserted -
Two months s9eee;veiy IN public nespsper published
IN the city Of Richmond borough Of Peter,burs snd 80,
ed al The hont door of the courthouse thi. COUNTY
successive court days copy. Teste,
Marcht a1A,ls,. c.
ChaucsTy alta Monthly se..Ion's court held Io, -
day Of Jan. 1879 = ''' ''e Az"
laval, ssaio. G''''n and Maria his wife PIH,.
John Dickinson, Robert Dickinson Griffith Dickinson S
san DcInsou, Nancy Dckn,on Ann Dickin,,n vto,.
and reiet OF Hiram c. Dickinson, dec. DefJf,
h' Gay came the Complananis attorney and 6I.l
hen Ding end The Defendant Robert moi Ia
en ma and security according 10 law all
the rules OF this COURT and appearing the .sact;on .;
zoe court that ne not inabsn OF State On he mo-
o. 'ne coGPanans BY their attorney, ordered Tia,
The said Defendant Rober; Dickinson appear here am az %
day OF April court next and the Com psnant,. bis d
ahd mat aeopy OF this order be forthwith inserted in so,
"e~'FsPer published IN the city OF Richmond for q usats
,ueoe,siyeyi and posted the front OF the nj
'n' county, ON some eeuit day. copy. Tesie
jar. a. N iG Ea, C. L. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

4 ehaoceV, AZ account he.I fsr Priace Edw,1d5Is..-
jan thu si,t, 1923 - SouNy
OBADIAH Z. liaadey. Ohm d. Iluuiey L.on,rd si;r
,Sht VI his wife Mary w fcrpery Mary w. Hupiey IT, ~
ley 1850" ar c VI tiund
against SSnPfe.
HuDdlev, N''~>e' sur wm q.
Inc defendant VIM. q Hundl.y not having enteredhi.
psaranee and given security according TO an ACT of
assembly and the rule, OF this court, aud srps 10
Satisfaction OF the court thah inhaitant of th e
on m"uon OF the Complainant, by their II 4,
co. nat the said ~, sndant VIM. g. IiundIey do
on me list DAY Ut April court and the
ans o anu that copy Of this order he forthwith
some one OF the public nswsPapers printed the CITY Of %
nond Tor two months also posted al tbs 80
doo OF the courthouse Of this county copy Tes,e
Jsu.2s "oNI ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
.Ian.cs

Charles jones, phr
against '
JAMES SPilnan James Moss and Benedict Wright Den,.
the deirniantJRmes Spilmsn having entered ~.
pearsncs aud given security according L. The act Of
and me rules OF This court aud airing the ctn Nv
sasaeiory evidence that he inhstita of fh
"onw s IL Is ordered, That the said James Spilmsn do
pear mere on the is day OF April nex and an.wer ~
she pa,n'i. and that copy o this order he
WIN inserted IN the Enquirer Newspaper printed in thr e
Snmond Tor t'To months suceessvey; post ed al ,h
oh' u"of oil the epuIihOue Of this copy TT,
r., JOHN GRAHAM. q. w. O.
49,. ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

VIE Editors oftbe following papers 10 publish the
Won b'lt onee fortnight until the last day lf April aud
1e accounts 10 Ge Executive, viz: The Con.,,tu-
ons " nig' the n rfOik Herald te Portmouth PsIa5i
Wnehe.9, vgnan the CsntineI Of the Valley The Old
'nhurg vginln, the Carkshurg ENQUIRER a. sts1non
spa V1~!ni n9 "a, .s,a Hswburg Gresnbre We
~ WJhe GsHeuc, The Genus Of Liberty Lei sbursS ~ .
inrahls MHor The FTedericksbu ersis and The Posi
N'"s' by order Of the Executive
WIN. II. RICHALDSONee
n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

IN ehaneery IN NOitoway county eour 7th Feb Isea
~ Samuel d. Burke i Htzekish X. Anderson CompI,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
AGRICULTURE.
GOOSEBERRlES.


nall cases, the gooseberry should he kept
free from suckers, and trained near the ground
20 single stem--ihis mode OF training them
being found 10 cause far greater product ia
quantity, as well as an increase in the size.
They need much attention in other respects,
and one third of the old wood must be regu-
lary trimmed oni every autumn, by which
means a succession of thrifty hearing wood
will be kept up As the fines; fruit is produ-
eed on the young shoots of the previous
years growth, it is also necessary every au-
sunni. to dig in plenty Of old well roued
manure around them. This statement will
cause them 10 grow strong, and the fruit 10
be large and fair. Where the summers are
verv hot northern aspect is preferable. aud
the fruit will he twice the size if they are
planted against north fence, or in any 9th
a. situation where they are sheltered from
the intense heat Of nom day, which, when
differently situated, often scorches the
fruit to such degree as to entirely stop its
growth.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
COMMUNICATIONS, N, y,,r,a,aa.

Alta Meeting oi Purchaser Inspectors aud utUcr per
sons interested ~ me Tobocco Tradc. Of the town Of
Lynchburg heid pursuant Notice at the franklin lIo
tel, on the lOth day Of NAV. ls2S.
Nh John Cusue wis edied 10 the Chnlr, and Saul
Caytor appointed Secretary and the following Prean-
bic and Resolutions were adopted by the meeting
public breaks the different Tobacco Warciouses Of
and purchasers and greatly to the Injury orthc PLANTERS
-InasmuCh as ny tie summons 10 attend three four
different Ware luuses the same moment the pufrhas-
es become spersod amongst te various Ware Houses
aud the plant's thereby deprived ofn fair compo-
ttion in the Public Sales In order, therefore, pro-
duee regularity the dal Inspections mud to remedy
loving resolutions have been adopted.
lst RosOlotd; That there shall be hut one pubc brt0
at each Warc-Iiouse any one day.
2nd. Rfs0iUcd, That the breaks shall commence at
Spring Ware-lIousc Monday of each week. az thirty
minutes after the ringing OF the breakfast bell the
Frauklin Hotel and progress in the following order,
viz Martins, Friends, Iynchs, Liberty, aud Plan
ters and that each Wafs House shall successvcly have
the first break IN the order ~ which they
ged.
3rd Resoiued, That the break at no Ware Houee shal
continue more than one hour aud tkirty minutes.
4tb. Rts0iUfd, That should the lnspectutz at any
House fail to be ready in their regular routine
they shall postpone heir break until ali the other
Tor the day are over.
9TH RESOLVED That it is the duty ofthc Inspectors Ia
mark the initials Of the planters each hocshead
OF every crop, aud number the in regular Humer
cal order, and that label corresponding with the same
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
Broker Il Commission Merchant.
NEW BOOKS.

FEHII subscriber has again n pleasure NJ an
y nomciog 10 ms friends aaJ he ptbie ~
general, the aSrira NJ The joiioio,Hg New BOots
ris.
Uerbei Lacy, noreiJgme nptborof GraHby
Ia . roi
Confession aim oil MID pore' IN 2,6h
The HUmours NJ Eid0pia, tale Of coiioaiat
times by IN Euiopian, IN rois.
Sayings anil innings, N Stdehes from life,
Mirdseries. m tOl3.
Lord Bgron and soDte ofhis contemporaries.
a0ith reroHecfi0ns ot he nuthor'sHle, and NJ his
r,safo Haig by Lcttb HINT IN Iroi.
The O'Brions andhe O.flahsriys, a national
tall by LadV Morgan, IN 4 nois.
The aborc tOgeider maih many 0hcr New
Books, boor jua becnFtceiped and are Hg0 for
SAFE at me cIeap Boot md Stationary SINE Of
CHiS. 4. BIJHERS.
A Uaritty of coioarcd 10y Jooks for chill
drcn.
Mag H.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
MISCELLANY.

The subject OF Nesl India slavery Tell IN
der discussion in the British House OF Com-
mons oo the 9th March A member, Mr..
james wilson, observed
He thought the honorable members OF
that House would do much better 10 look at
home, than to travel thousands Of miles in
orderto Gnd subjects for the exerron OF their
humanity might be much better eXerled in
his oPioiou, IN allaying the suaerings OF the
thousands who are IN It state Of starvation Al
nome. He was the owner Of small parish
in the North OF England. He had an estate
in the West Indies, containing nearly the
same number of subjects and he could say
most couscen@onslN, that the condition ol
the black colored people Was Intimately al
perior to that Of the tenantry Of his par,sh IN
England"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15

Tomake fine Potatoes - Dig atrencb aud place
your potatoes IN II, then cover them with oak
leaves, promsouously gathered, instead oil earth
as soon ms the vines get through the leaves
cover them again in the same manner, aud you
will have fine potatoes
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
\ Cmrnps al Auction.

SSyeILL he sold on Thursday the 9TH day OF
W June next without reserve at the late
residence OF Charles Galloway 81. decd 10 the
count. Of Pittsylvania, oifa credit OF twelve
months, eight Valuable Slaves, consisting Of
Men, Women and Children. Persons wishing 10
pnrcnasr would do well to attend the sale. as
the Negroes are likely aud nndcr good chatac-
tiers.
The sale TO lac conducted by Geo, Whltloche,
Auctioucer. FRANCIS CALLAWAY, adm'r
May 2 'd'oi
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15

Chancery Comi--rhe May session Of tn
Chnncery court commenced on Saturday last
< terminated yesterday We regret that the
extreme illoess of Chancellor raylor render.
ed it necessary TO aHjonrn so early.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
CONVENTION

We call the attention OF our readers 10 the cub
joined articles from the last Winchester papers.
The FIRST Is II solr-slHrng appeal and hope
will have the effect Of afonsng from their slless-
negs those friends of Convention who have
not yet recorded their votes -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15

Anrient Rural Economy The sheep of Ia
rentum aud Atiea had a wool 50 fine thai they
were covered with skins 10 preserve it from the
inclemency OF the weather. The skins thus used
as great coats for the sheep, were imported nom
Arabia.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15

CoHgreu.--The II. Of Representatives j.
eugnged in private business. The
senate is occupied with The Tariff DiIl-which
we do not THINK viii pass.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15

tln pHfahHznts
tn Rssoirsd, That i = Not the prns me- ofs't "a
spgotaf Ia siY tn,sn n aeltaH. ase h. fhrr.t a.ss
iaf9as the asias nj fs asf by pr uIiur tn iyinv
The n ~ p5npt, nirssd 5 replaced T., consequence
OF afteh th IHt. tht-.f OF "a iaafrfiaiy inquired
I'll hHHtptt. 1tst purchaser zeifu consents 10
TIM rs.I1iYh. by aitHeIaaH Hs tfa ear. tlciII#
sh4H attend apibto bfeak nj ny Wtfs.iprr ia ,u1-
tfIFfiII#a -. tns sama.
sa A-..l-l IAat tho ft.nullan. - nD--t ftnls
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
ROPER.

n ROPER, Surgeon Dentist, respect
n 4 fully informs the citizens OF Lynchoofe
aud is vicinity. that he IS now ready TO ptac'
tce in tue line of his professor" N an rs
t,raocrss n. may be found at the Franklin
Hotel II" - ~ - ~
Ma, "'s''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15

n MIR. Clay lately visited Philadelphia
with view Of consulting the eminent physi
cans OF that city rs To the state Of his henlth
which has been much shattered by his ardu.
Gus attention 10 business No sooner had
he gone, than The reptiles who edit the Wash.
ineton telegraph, attributed hi journey Ia n
political object, ard declared has plea of III
health 10 be n mcre preience : When such
men IA these, who spare netheragc nor sex,
and disregard even the afllict,ye di.prn tafiots
Of Providence, arr sappofitd by member. ot
Congress, we may well begin 10 fear that The
canker ot corruption has already found il
way TO the vjtals of our in tiutions. Free
inquiry and fearless investigation Of the pub
lie acts nf public men are the duties of an IN
dependent press. But when the private ae
tons OF public men are fndely dragged int
notice, that their motives may be misteprc-
santed, add their Affections mocked. the ire.
don, of the press i, lost III lis hccnHOusasgs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15

One ofthe most valuable and useful discose.
ries IN agriculture is to mix layers Of green or
new cu' clover with layers OF straw In rieks or
stacks (; thus the strength of the clover is absor-
bed by the straw which thus mprcgnated, both
horses AID cattle eat greedlly, AID the clover is
dried aud prevented from heating. This prac-
uce is particularly calculated for second crops
oil clover and rye grass
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15

The past week 7oI hhds Of passed tobacco -
hhds refused total sol
1ht qtHrrB opening IS trce@rffg large and
Bt prices Of ipiviorp hhie iopey lhan ico wceks
agoi fae Is in good denopd al me priccs quoied
One crap has bttn wH this meek prpaiciyal ~.
tdiag out me "cond Pat ~ I'M crop. BiJsi ~
Af Lnharcn ArLL. nj LIeR - ~ n - ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
THE HIGlIeRANGrppy

Few people seem to be aware that this shrub.
or small tree. which grows pleuuhlly in the
marshes and s"amps athnnd u.s. yielding rich
clusters OF very handsome fruit, delicious tart
may be cultivated with ease and success Ia our
gardens aud strawberries Without KNOWING
that the attempt had ever been made. tired /;
last spring with some halt dozen shrubs. all
OF which bore the tfansplanling very we'll for
they lived, erew as vigorously as most vepeia.
bles do in the year, aud some Of them bore fine
punches OF fruit The t"igs taken of. nnt out
rs cuttings also took. which shows with what
facility we may stock our gardens with cranber-
RES. Rochester Id
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
FASHTONAi,l
STORE.
LANES Il. CIIApPELLE

- u VI - "a VIA Is1EasLt
e . fsfEt1tULLi tnio.a,. tn eniztns 81
= : lgn.hhu'" 'sd lie publie IN general. that
H. Las latrn The Store itiely corrupted ~ Nm
n E,awns Co tVo doors inflow the Sneinian
oiiee wltsre BE- h's lHsl opehfd. 3nd ntrnt8
keeping on hand = large aud general assortment
Gntiemfn's FdgtiopaJh Ciofirg I:
DRESS COArs
super aud fine hue. ba,k. brown, olive aud o.
fhrr different rplrnta
flDt X AND - hf0uT COATS
Super and fine blue. olive. dafk mixed and dab
oioth,
COATES.
Sfeel missed green hnd brown
dn sape, Gnr BLACK French Bo,bbazne
do dp Bonhare,is
do do French Angola Cashmere
do do Enurn Caa'nefe
ROUND IA1kETs
super and huc White neu, With standing and
rolling collars
French Brown Linen, standing and rolling col,
inrs
do da do Drilling ahiped aud pltiu
do Angola Cashmere, fle
Honen tassinitic
French Drifting
Brown Holland do ID
Nhte Cotton Drilling
Rh,ek Denmark Satin, black Bonbn1etls Strip.
81 rlareohne yellow Nankn Domestic stripes
Gnghams srrrsuckcr
PANTALoONs.
SUPER aud llue blue, black. olne, cinnamon,
dark und ngh,mixed oolous Of cloth aud
oassimrtr.
Black Canton silk Camhet
Il. Bomhaznc
IL. aud Drah mixed Lettings
do. striped Dcnmnil, sntiin,
H. "a, II I4.4s
White Linen aud Diiling
Brown do do Nantn aud fl3rentiuo
Angola Cashmere
Kouen tnt inutc
rensh IWtn
Fleueh Drilling
Drab aud olive bangup Cef.ls rIain and with
straps
Brown and slate colored Hastings
White Silk Stripe DrlIlings
kESI1.
Black. mole skin. poiu, striped and figured
Blnck aud brown Velvet 10 do
English brown aud mixed silks
do PLAIN mud figured ia
French sill, lorcntne, plnin aud figured
White aud buff Mais,IlleN, plum and figured
Blue. black bul aud drab Cloth aud Cascmcro
foiinelt and Naencin, variety Of patterns
SHIFTS.
supr,fnc IRISH Linen, plain, pleed aud rui'Ica
do do poWrIIoomt uo do do
40 do blcnchrd and brown Domestic
| Linen and cotton Check White lamb, wool u
Gurrnscys
DRAWERS.
| super aud fnc white Linen
Caiton cotton FLANNEL
Blenehod and brown cotton Drilling
do de- domestic Muslin
STOCKINGS
White and black ribbed aud plan silk
| do do do haifh Sc
do DO mkt half cotton halfhoie
Brown thread, cotton
WHITE aud m,Nt Lambs Wool aud Worstcd
GLOVES.
Black IIosl,in OF superior quality
White aud black SIX
White aud drnb Woodstock
do do Beaver aud Buckstin
nANDkEECmEF5
! Fashionable cotton aud silk ctHvaia
EnP ish Bhndann, new STYLE goods
Rag aud do
Linen cambrlck pocket baodkefetieIs
Madras do do
SUSPENDERS.
yanhorn's patent sewing silk webb, with springs
and rollers
Cotton webb. do do
Cotton aud wofsird nett snsponders
NECK STOCKS
Ms. canIrIo's pateut springs New York made
Black hair and silk stocks, do
Patent Shirt Collars, "a most fonyenisnt article
| ior gCntlrmeI tlayelllngD
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
PRnEITARLE DAIRYING.

MR. EpiToK--As the best farmers in New
8rantrce assert that the income OF hfst
rate cows will not nett over S2j per head be-
yond family consumption, exclusive OF extra
ordinary fare ltraDsInb statement OF the
management aud produce Of 4 cows ; two OF
which are small one Of the two was three
years old last spring the other IL. We sold
ghree calves the 18th day Of April Tor 8i2.
and had three rennet SKINS returned the o.
tirr calf we used in the family. As the COWS
did Hotproduee milk enough by hav alone,
iorlargr calves, gave three OF them tor !
I2hushel' Indian meal - gave them the nm
DER leaves of 300 cahbages in August and
oepember, and LEI them into moved and
w'tered Enclosures one hour per Day N Aug
n't and two hours in September, conforming
w the decrease OF verdnre. In October thy
aad corn, fodder and stack of oats, shrnnk
and So worthless that three cows preieffed
fodder one gave preference 20 the stack
Between grass and hay, they mad bushels
oais,l ID of carrots am uniting to 81 q cts.
extra, per head When my cows are Kept at
hay, they are attended 10 the brook, driven
Back, inclosed in the barn yard. or in the
barn, if cold winds prevail Before night,
'hey are driven again to water. To make
cows profitable in summer, good fodder
anu attention are necessary through winter.
We sold 1910 lbs new milk cheese, for
SW74,-skim cheese, 81 80, butter III lbs.
- lbs. OF which in the market, comman led
u cents. the whole amounting TO 32,-i,--
calves $l2. Total, Sl42 48. equal 10 SO %
S'ea'sper head Deduct for extra feed, 81 Il
'eaWng "a n. Deduct tor marketing and
we Realise in hand S32 81 per head, the pro,
'n'e If 1921 and one month Of 1928.
u This statement deserves place IN your
~PeF,t is at your service.
SAMUEL DENNY,
OAkhnm March 1909
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
oakbam, March 1928.

phAuFiFUL CHEMICAL EXPERIMENT.
Inc following beautifH chemical experiment
a'"s easily be performed by lady To the great
"r"hlShment Of the circle of her tea party Take
AVID or three blades of red cabbage cut OF tear
"en INTO small bits, put them into basin, and
rDu' pint OF boiling water on them lett stand
t Wv """r then decaut the liquid into chrtsial
,'''e It will he of fine blue color. Then
Saw, %Ne o"r vine glasses into one put two or
''F of'pS Of snphuric acid or five or sax drops
lug Vinegar. INTO another pui five or SIX drops
"S''bt'on Of soda, into third as much of Il
.oons 'o'uiioa Of alum, and LEI the fourth glass
.s"''l empty. The glasses may be prepared
'"' '''ne before. Fill up the glasses from the
.",y'''' bottle, aud the liquid poured into the
e1" CONTAINING the acid will quickly chang e
''' ana become beautiful red that in the
>c'n'a'ning the soda foe green. and that
s.3 gl'sS containing the album a fine purple,
.''> mat poured into the empty one will Of
oui" remain unchanged. By adding a ittle
,' gar 'e the green it vii, Immediately change
aud on adding little Of the solution 81
- the red, it vii assume a fine green thus
''p'a tiueg
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15

rSoR RENT,-A statls ia rear Of this Of
3 Zee March -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15

The reguing Sultan, Mahmond IL was
born in 1888, descends in direct line IRON
Osman /. founder Of the dynasty; and IS Of
the eighteenth generation. lie Is the ihif-
ieenth soveign OF the race that now reigns
oyer,he Turks. and has Tor bis sole heir Prince
Abdul Hamid. who was born in 1913. OF
,bsse thirty Snltans, one died prisoner IN
foreisn land, one fell on the field OF baiile,
and ni,'e we're assassinated by their successors
and rebels The present Sultan Is an ez-
iremely active man, who orders and directs
every hing himself.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15

Musical pun Tom Cook was asked he
Other day which was the cheapest shop Tor
the purchase of musical instruments Why
an apo,hecary's replied he, " for if you send
for siS.penny worth OF medicine, you are sure
to get phial IN (yiolin.)
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-28

snm d doIIars. paid tn mr. bs The agent
for pa.nz pensions ~ the state OF -
ls3gnedl
Before no. -. here insert Justice o'ihe
Peace, or other Magistrate, Only empon cred
10 administer osibs IN the county oil -
IN the state Of -. personally hppfaf.a'
lhis dav, -. end -, 81 The 'hid county,
who dii. severslly, make oath, thei ~ ny
whom The foregoing declaration IN, snhscr''
bed, is generally reputed and believed 10
been an officer IN the Army OF the He
volalion. ~ mauaer as therein stated
Witness my hand, this - day oil - IN
the yeara-. i%Sigpet
-, Clerk Of the Cont Of The County
Of, in tie State IL, do hffeby cert
". tfat -. before whom the foregoing hia-
davil. were sworn, was nj the tune, a =
Here insert Justice ollhe Peace, or other Ma
duly empowered TO administer
aaDht aud duly empowered 10 administer
oath5.
In testimony whereof, ! have hereunto
set my Inn and affixed the zeal OF
Il. $ the shid Court. this - dry oil -,
~ the year
[sigued
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-28
New Publications.

CsI received by the subscriber (at his n'v
o. Book and Stationary Store the following
New Publications, viz:
81, alentine's Day or 'he iair Maid of Perth
by the author oi AVERY, in , vois-lhlS IS
sad TO be equal If not superior to any OF the au.
thor's former productions.
farratire Ola journey through the upper
provinces Of Judia, from Calcutta to Bombay
IN l8Z4-le25, with notes upon Ccylou) an at
count of a Journey to Madras and the Southern
provinces in 1926. Aud letters in Indla by 'a9
late Right Rev. Reginald Heher, d. D.. IN 2Vols'
Religious Discoutsrs bv Sin Walter Scott. IL,
peruSlng these Discusses the reader i TINA
some OF the most momrntuus questions when cd'l
exercise the human mind, discussed with great
eloquence, Ingenuity and force ofarguine''.
Those who wish TO purchase any OF the ano'e
or Other articles IN the Book aud Stationary tho
would do well to call and examine the snbSct'
bers stock before they purchase elsewhere as
he Is determined his prices shall be suited TO the
times. CIIAS. A. NIIHERc.
June 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-28

z WILL sell from 5os~-s So acre. o. untiesr
a ed iand, lying IN Bedford COUNTY, three
quarters Of a mile from New Loudup Academy
and thirteen from Lynchbnrg. II !, well adIpf=
ed 10 the cultute OF Tobacco aud The different
ktad OF grain usually cultivated IN the ueigbbor
hood = well ~sleTed, aud lies better HAN any
tract of lis SIZE IN tins part ofthc county. II Is
50 situated As 10 be entirely exempted from da-
maze by heavy rains or high wafer The terms
will be very accommodating say one, Two
aud three years. upon a small payment Ia hand
Enquire 1.-THE subscriber, one mile aud a half
south Of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. fs2y