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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

NNlhhlNlA-At Rules holden in the Clerks office Of
'ne superior Court Of Chnucory for the District Of
LynchDurg, on Monday the Sd day ofAngrst le29 Al
chlbald Glenn, PHI ag tinst Justice Hunt admir- Of
Thomas BoUldip, dec d. John irvine, John Stundeld,
james Eastman, Clement lipseomb, 1homl, Stamps
James RaIney, VI N. Smith, James Scott John X
Linn, Thos Jeffcys Adam1ooe and Harrison stan
field and J. Richardson, adlnfs of john Stunfelu
dec. Defts.
The defendants James Eastman, James r aiuoy and
Thomas Jchfeys not having entered their appcarunte
and given security according to the act of Assembly
ans the rules OF this court, and ii appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of this
country IT : ordered that the said defendants d.
appear here ON the tenth day of the next term, md
answer the bill ofthe paintilsmd that copy of this
ORDER DE ofthNith inserted in some newspaper publish
cd IN the town Lynchburg, for two month successfully
and posted at the front door ofthe court in tbs
said town.
Acopy-Teste. d. ROBES DC.
August II. vsw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
Land at Public Auction.

r WILL sell, on Saturday the 24th of Oct.
y next, al public sale, before the door OF the
Franklin Hotel, tract of Land, containing
- acres, lying in the county OF Campbell, on
the southwest side of the road from Lynch
burg 10 tho county Court House, and three
miles from town--it adjoins the Lands owned
by the Farmers Bank, John s. Lee and others
there are but eight acres cleared, and the
balance ofthe tract is heavily iimbered, and
much of good tobacco land. The terms will
be one third secured by negotiable note and
satisfactory endorser, payable in sixty days
from the date, ooe third in one year, and one
third 10 two years from the day of sale. The
two latter 'nstaments secured by deed Of trust.
The sale will be conducted by J. r. ID. Payne,
Auciioneer. WILLIAM OGLESBf.
Sent. % tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

NoTlCE.-W be offered for SALE at rub.
lN lie auction, at the residence of the late
john II. Burton, in Campbell county, on
Thursday the 9th day Of Nov. next, if fair, il
not, the next fair day, aud to continue from
day to day until completed. all the pershable
part of the estate Of the said Burton, consisting
of sundry Slaves, stock Of Horses, Cattle,
Hogs and Sheep--also all the household and
kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, a wagon
and gear, one OIL cart, a carriage and harness
and sundry other valuable articles too gunner.
Gus to mention.--Terms of sale will be liberal
aud made known on the day.
MARGARET c. BURTON,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of John II, Burton, dec.
Oct. |. wfdsI4
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MA GOA EOn saI.t..

! T y obedience TO an order Of the Hastings
- Court Of the Corporation OF Lynchbmg, IN
the sui Of Acre VS. Venahe and others. the un.
dersigned will of AT public sale a, the Mar
ket House, on Saturday the 18th ofthis month
on a credltoi IL months, the celebrated Stallion
Hyaioga well known MS fine foal gcuer.
Bond aud approved security will be required
from the purchaser. payable 10 the under>igu-
ed as receiver, SAMUEL BRANSt ORD.
Oel. =. Ids l6
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A CARD
TO THE LADIES.

Iva takes the liberty oi informing the Ladies
of ynchburg aud adjoining couniies, that She
has taken the commodious dwelling house near
ly opposite 'he Franklin Hotel, where .hr in.
tends carrying on the Mantna making bus
ness, in all its various branches. Having great
facilities OF ob'aicing regularly (from The Cites
of New York and Philadelphia the very Iates,
fashions, she hatters herself, from the attention
she VIII devote TO the orders she may receive,
TO merit share Of public patronage and super.
cede Inc necessity OF sending orders to distant
State or the City of Richmond.
n. b. orders from the country executed at
the shortest notice.
Braid Riding Dresses, of The larsa fash ion
July 10. ifo-
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Smith, BagweIl & Go,

a RE now receiving Their Fall supply OF
1zA GOODS, consisting of Cry Goods, Hard.
ware, Cutlery, Saddery, Groceries, Crockery
Glass aud China Ware, Boots and Shoes, SoaI
Leather, Smiths Anvills, Vices, &C. &c. in
greater varieties than they have ever before
kept--all of which they are disposed to sell
low. The market price given for Wheat,
Flour, Tobacco, &c. &c.
Oct 5. On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
Ready Made Clolninc,

Of every description, which, being made in
town, and by experienced hands, the work.
manship, as well as lhe fashion, can be warran.
ted. The following list ofprices Of some ar
lces in the above line, may induce those thai
have not as yet honored theu,to call aud exam
inc their uucomrnonly cheap goods:
Broad Cloth Coats, from 80 upwards
Cas- nett do 40
Cloth Phntaloons, 4
Cassmeu do =
Gentemens' Plaid Camblet Cloaks,
Ladies " - D "
general assortment Of Dry Goods
80 doz Mems aud Boys Sealskin Caps, cheap
do Gentlemens' Sea Ouer Fur do
100 pair Rose Blankets, cheaper than ever Of
ieIed before.
SenI. nS Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
coMMGrs SION BUSINESS

ME subscriber informs his friends and the
n public that he continues 10 do business
on Commission, and promises that no pains
snail be spared TO give entire satisfaction TO
al Planters and Farmers who may con6de 10
MS management the sale of Tobacco, Flour
%, vi o.her produce. His office will be kept al
h sne o,ore o. Messrs, J. & S. Halsey, next door
below the Farmers Bank.
Jan. 10 fo,x
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

2 WILL sell from 3O0to 500 acres d mai,
- ed land, lying in Bedford COUNTY " ,l
quarters Of mile from New London Ar,t tl'ee
and thirteen from Lynchburg. It's well adsy
ed TO the culture of Tobacco and the diSa'lp',,
kind OF grain usually cultivated in the peSbpa'
hood is well watered, and lies better than Nv. y.
tract ofiis size IN this part ofthe country, H.,
so situated as to be entirely exempted from \,
mage by heavy rains or high water The ,,r I'd
will be very accommodating say one ,"a
and three years, upon small payment in bana
Enquire OF the subscriber, one mile aud Lsi
Jan. IL 900
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ID. ROBES, ID. c.
uSIA

n COURT held for Nelson county the 2sth day Of
%- August 1899, Charles Landlord and Elizabeth IN =
WE, formerly Elizabeth Landlord, pitts against John
Maxwell aud Sally his wife, formerly Sally Farm,
ferrin tarrar Nancy Farrnr, John Farrar Jno. Bell
Ell ana Jane his wife, formerly Jane Farrar and VII
nam farrar, and John Farrar, Joseph Fanar, Polly
Iarrar' Sally farrar and Lucy Farrar, children of
fiemng FWrar and William Farrar, defts in Chance
~.
The defendants John Farrar and John Farrnr Joseph
fMr~' ROXY farrar, Sally Farrar and Lucy Farrar,
edren ana heirs at law ofFIemng Farrar decd. nos
ua'ihe entered their appearance and given sc.
cnry according to the act of Assembly and
,re rules oithls court and it appearing by susae-
,o'y e'hehce that they inhabitants Of tins
'oihihonweaith, and without the jurisdiction Of tins
court IL ordered that the said absent defendants
uo appear here on the fourth Monday in Nov next anf
tne blli of the plaintiffs and TINT copy Of tbs
DC lorthwthinserted in the Vrginan paper prn-
ID the town OF Lynchburg, for months previous 10
u uay ahd that another copy thereof be posted AT the
day. copy-Tes,e no r %ifsry ~ rD ~ II r
Sept. II. ,,s,,IO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
HIATT 81 DAVIS,
Late of PPtersbnrg.

ENFORM their friends aud the public gene.
A rally, that they have established themselves
in the Store house formerly occupied by
Mcssrs. Holmes u Brewster. aud opposite the
Vnginian Office. They tender their grateful
Acknowledged tor the liberal patronage
lhey have already met with, inform them
that they continue TO keep Oh nd a large as.
eorttnept nf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

HwIsH 10 sell my property in NJ" Lonoon
afpresent occupied by George bo,e, h'q'
n IS convenient situation for public mouse >
or fora private family, and is near the Ne"
London Academy, sopernteaded by The Rev
Nh. Cobbs. aud one ef The best schools ~ the
uppsr country. There Is attached TO this ,iinh
zion Oh acres Of land N good heart and wei
valered. A great bargain vii be giyen'o any
one wishing o purchase, aud terms made &c
oommoda,ipg. Ilnoi sold privately before The
,,h November oext, twill then be offered NJ
nublie auction, before he door Of John II, d,
payns's auction room. For further parficu
lars, enquire Of the subscriber 10 Lynehbnfe, OF
in his absence TO join Il, ID. Payne, Esq
Also 50 acres well dmbered land and Of good
quality 10 acres Of v hioh are cleared aud no"
10 clover. .on
Oct. II. JUS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
SOMEYl1I%G NEW y!
EuST received large supply of REA-
% DY MADE CIOTHTNs,
Sept. "a

made in superior style, and OF the latest lssn-
ions, which, with our former extensive stock.
will enable us TO suit all, who may favor US with
"A call, with every article in the dress line at
prices unusually low. By our late arrivals
we have received some superfne blue and black
dress Goats, some superfpe Frock Goats OF
all the fancy shades, splendid assortment of
Moleskiu, Velvet, Silk, Cashmere and Valen-
cia, Vests, Pantaioo ns OF every shade and des-
cripion, fancy Cravats Patent Navarino and
Leather Neck Stocks, various kinds of Patent
and Plain Suspenders, Gloves, Silk, Wors,ed
and Cotton Hosiery Shirts, Linen and Cotton.
Plain and Ruffed Drawers OF Flannel and Cot.
ton Plain aud KIT, aud in fact every article
usually found IN Clothing Establishment.
Some elegant Cambett aud Plaid Closks Gnr
Collars and Cloth Innings Ladies CIoaks Of
silk, (msde 10 the French siyle) also of Tartan
Plaid and Scotch Camblets, Circassians and
Bombaziues, Bang Up Goats aud Big Goats of
every size aud fashion, a lot OF DR., Goods
Bale Cotton, &c. Please call at Walker &
Cos EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS.
Opposite the Virginian Office,
Sept. "a. Is
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Valuable Property for sale.
oe, IL.

.f2 u hhtIibu, III Nhe iowa OF salem.
un,xR IN he county uf Bntetonrt, on the
WnHM lTh das of0otohcr next. that pro
perry which | formerly occupied
as mercantile establishment, and 10 which use
il is peoullari, adapted. having on the crouod
hoor. two counting rooms, large store room,
ond humber loom of equal size. The upper a.
pst,ments are spacious, and arranged aud fu.
ished of FOR the accommodation of a family. in
very good style the outhouses sui able To the
man building, the stable aud kitchen. being of
brick the latter having fine cellar, the smoke
house = Of trHmr, and midway bftwetn the
smokehouse aad kitchen, there !, awell OF mort
excsllent water. There is attachedt to thikpfoper.
ty.t1 will he sold at the same time a loi OF round
containing about three acres, on which here -
4 log courthouse and framed granary The
terms oil sale, one third in hand, one third In 6
months, 40 the balance in one year from the
day Of sale, the two latter carrying interest from
the date. The sale will take place under the
supelinlendsnce aud direction of Gen. James
Breckenridge, 10 whom the proceeds nre paya.
bic, ind the ulterior payments, with interest.
10 be secured to his satisfaction. The title is
unimpeaehable, aud the sale will be made with.
out reserve. NM. e.. BOWER
Oct. |. wtdslI
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WHEAT,

WHEAT,
\EVE wish to purchase several thousand
" bushels ofWheat for which the biebes,
market price will be given.
MkEE, RoBINsON.EC co.
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| WYE have just received a few packages desi.
| ~ rabIe goods much cheaperihan previous
sopp'es' mat we are induced once more this
summer TO invite our town aud country friends
10 examine the prices, feeling confident thew
VIII be surprised at the great reduction in ali
kinds OF goods recently made in the Nor,bern
Markets. MkEE, ROBINSON g. co.
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~ bAAC SAAE.

! IN 'bedlence 10 an interlocntory decree Of
~ Cam bell county Court in the case of O.
geshg, &C. vs.. Oglesby. &c. The UNDERSIGNED
Commissioners will sell, To the highest bidder
al public auction, on the premises, Gu the q9d
day OF Oct. mex Il fair it not, TIE next fair
day, tact OF Land in sa d county. containing
seventy acres, uore or less, being he land on
which David OgIesby, dec. rpsised at The time
OF his d"a h, and on which VIM Oglesby now
besides. This land lies abant three mile, from
LAnchbuIg. Is pnc"omonly fertile-hatb a
portion of woods, comfortable houses, orchard.
&c.
At the SANE time aud place, will be sold 2
likely slaves, belonging TO the estate Of d. O.
siesby, dec. 10 wi : George, Tom and Tanner,
Tom is an excellent ba, ksmith aud about ~
ysars Of age. Also the stock of cattle, house.
bid and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils,
Nc letms-the land VIII be sold on credit
oil one and ivy" years, equal instalmenis, seCur.
Ell by bond and good personal security, and
deed Of trust. The personal properly on
credit of one year, secured by bond and good
security BEVERLY X. SCOTT, }Coo.
FREDERICK SPECIE, ''rS'
Sept. II ids
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17

been ren- sIony teason why within ,j.,, .,, n,
As "ot neeo So gcat in those districts may lie iuud
IN o. " - " the products the famine rcts r.,
'ca'eS sufficient Justify their %, s,,,
ahets In consequence of this farmers valley ana,
%. oticr
,e aior oil slaves has demand The nr;ce of %
oa.co mas been oiter sustained, than the price other ayr
cu"uia pfChtc's:-r better hears the on
~ haTke'-and this has kept the ,i, ,o, of
saves IN the planting districts the m,lre country Til
u" Is fostering the culture OF tobacco of tie yal,,
Counties where 1t grown of fine quality 10 much adya
VIA no dnuh extend ITS culture
III the Western districts As the slaves i'm tile So
hefn States OF the Unon dimnises, their laws restrain
S tne Importation OF them, becume r.das the ohac
ca lands OF tie middle district decreases the tol,arco
culture IN the Western districts extended and the pr
of shall
ueho Tor the labor OF slaves will diminish the middle
cs ana increase III the Wesen.--he price of them " i'll
become lower the Western will able TO pucb,s.
men, and te Western country will he possess them in
"sr n""hers In itocHhdse wicre tle culture tobacco
mas heen lately introduced te sa, popuIac has inc a, cd
about 33l cent in the last wears and in o,e,oure
wnee that plant has been longer and
e e slave population has Increased more than hundred
yer ce' III te same time These two counties together have
white population of 10 slave population of ,
cannon DE doubted hs IN twenty years they be essen
idy slave holding countless their white add
ca 10 the East In the 1850 will balance of mower
decidedly in their But many other counties of the ,
ana among them, the rich aud porulous counties of Frederick
ana Jeeison under the influence of the have referred
" must 10 the course OF twenty have strong an inter
est III the slave opaton their co opera,ion in
lis protection Nearly third of the population of these
Two Counties, rs nj this time. slaves Their
ul,iinn upwards of 27o0 their slaves of
1l,Oi0 co O. =! '"S"'
hese are gone Of the which satisfied my mind
"at the p0saer OF the COVE rment the influence of th
basis OF white popua,ion will the slave holders
hu suppose should be mis:aken-suppose the ratio of
wh.e ana slave population IN continue is and that the
OASIS q" white population would tfansJ power of lin. 20
Vernent To the West would you IN The inter
es III the slave property by rejecting this basis and npusiur
on us Tie compound basis? think not.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17

LEGISLATURE.

House OF DHLrG .TEs, "WEDNESDAY. DEC. To-
ihe iiousc resolved with the concurrence of the
senate, to elect to-suorrow Judge of the General
Court tosrpny the Vacancy accustomed by the death
OF Judge Dadc.
The act concerning the procrssoning of lands in
South impiun aad tsGnscnlond, was passed and sent
to the Senate.
Tie act amending the act establishing Ferry n
cross fe Chesapeake Bay, passed. and sent to the
Senate.
report from the Committee of Courts of Justice
III iivor III Changing the nlmc Of William Crlt;cn:en
Applcoy to W III. Crittend-n Was agreed to
y report from tn" Committee of Prop and Grinv
IN favor Of separate election It the houses Of Shell
ton Taylor and David Canua,ay, in Franklin Cuun-
"; oi changing the time OF holding the separate cleo
ton ut the house of John Lesley in Ta2cwe County:
OF hriding separate election at The house of Siad-
rack w iite in fazeweli County, Of holding separate
election at the house OF Retinan Eulin in Monuom-
cry County, was agreed to.
y report from the Com of r. and l. n in favor oc
authorizing Lottery Tor improving the public bai h
called Capon Springs in the town of Watson, in
hampshire County and making road across the
mountain.
y Communication was received from the cd An
ditor iela'lng to the kanawha Turnpike which WIS
on motion Of Mr. Minor referred to the Com of II
and 1. y.
a ball to authorize separate election at the house
OF IN Scott County, was read first
time, and ordered 10 be read n second time
q Dill 10 authorize separate election IN the town
OF Falmouth, III the County Of Stafford, was read the
first and second time and Committed.
y bill to amend the several acts creating the Ran.
pahannock Company, read first und second
time, and committed.
Mr.. RtvEs OF Campbell in pursuance of his notice
of Yesterday moved that the resolution now ON tho
table, relating to the Com. Of Agriculture and Man
ulaciures he taken up, which WAS iIeTutivrd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17
TIE FAIR.

The ladies Of Richmond who take deep and IN
firing interest i'll the Female Orphan Asylum, hay @
again adopted this popular Tuodc of making cocc-
ticns for this institutions II will be recollected that
last winter similar mode resorted to. and sue
ccssfUly to obvate the necessity Of Ladies travers-
ing tie st, Gets ofths city to make collections We
hope like result Will he obaued BY the present at
tempt. We are Informed that the present Fair has
been gotten up with equal taste aud one Of the
greatest objections To the last will be ob.iaed, by
using the Court Room. which is much more spacious
than the up stairs, used last year.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17

lac period is not distant when The majority OF
white population, will probably be west OF the Blue.
Ridge: but when that period will arrive ID exceeding
~ uncertain. The tables of pnpuiaeian shr us, thar
the relative increase of the different districts hereto
fore, has been very irreguar; and we shall find our
calculations Of their future increase, in great inca
sure conjectura The ratU of increase Of the white
population, from the year 100 to the present time,
appears By these tables, to be as follows
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17

VIRGINlA.-At rules, holden in the clerks office o
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 9Th day Of October, 1922 VIM NJ. Harris
pit. agsinst David Parkhurst, and James King, late
partners, BE. John L. Laughton and James Bosher,
dts.
The defendant David ParkhuFst, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
of assembly aud the rules Of this court and it appear
ing, by satisfactory evidence that he is inhabi-
ant of this country; ordered, that the said deen-
dsnt do appear here OH the tenth day of the next
January term, and the bill Of the plaintiff and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
months ssvely and posted the front door of the
capitol, in the SAID city.
= cory. Teste. Wu. 6. PGHuLEroy, C. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17
GRAN.NLSS. SON & BROTHERS

HAVE received from their Factory, 100 pair
n Il Gen'lemcns BUpts. equal to any made in the
city, which they will sell at the low price of Six Dol
lars. dec I
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17
French Restorative,

~ LANGLEY respectfully yfoy,ss Tie citizrna
~ % Richmond, snd the p2h!lc generally thus
lie has oprueda itnst'-sas,s'" phd Tavern in quite
N3w styt- .&twqcp Ire sIgrts ,ot Mes.s,. Hall 81
Ai"ore and N r. Nelson and invites il,, public To giy,
'r.n Paris and is saliF" thai hs STYLE or conksn,
De found npt less Agreeable than navel here
The Larcr wil' he stored with all the irlicncics tn,
aaikct Will afufL--Gs!l, vvnisop and wild fuwl in
their season. Ills bar well cooked with thu
Choicest wines and spirits
~ 3. Coffee md +Snnrs II, III, tines
u Families can be supplied Wits m,.-ts or sirola
dishes nj their own houses, per hii Of fare of the
llaN an the shortest notice. son, "a,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17

ELOAkS.A large supply Of ladies' and gentle
sale by y. s. q JANFS g. 70
49, ''-lN Narkct Snnnre
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17

NWlRGiNih:-At rules, hoden IN the office clerks
~ OF the superior court Of chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 9Th day of October 1880 Ennion
w. Ske!ion, pll5. against Peter T. Archer Sen. John
F. Noseiy Edward iIaskins John :. Archer Peter :.
Archer, Jr. and other dts.
The defendant Peter T. Archer, Ir not having en-
tered his appearance and given security ACCORDING
the act of ssomby and the rules Of this cuur aud Il
appearing, by satisfactory evidence that he * al
inhabitant Of this country it is ordered that she said
defendant 90 app ar here the tcnh day OF the ncNt
January term, and answer the bill Of the psintfT
and at copy e this order be forthwith jnseted 80
some newspaper published III lie city of Richmond,
for two months succeSsvcl,, and posted the front
door Of the capitol, ~ lie said CITY.
~o?r. fcste. W. FLYpLEros. :. j