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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

Observation-Disclosures

NArALoeuEs OF Fruit Trees, Vines, Nc now for
- sale ut the Nursery Burlington, N. J. may
be had, gratis, at COLLIN ~ Cos BooxsroRE, Rich
mond, where orders directed to RoBr. L. SNIFa, viii
be received and forwarded to the Proprietor without
DELAY When the trees arrive, they will be careful
~ secured and their arrival made known to the pur
chaser as soon possible.
The treSs will b. we'll secured with meadow moss
around the roots, and the packages covered with
straw and mats cloth. 50 us them
from INJURY from the weather during transportation.
Among the gentlemen who have been supplied
from the above Nursery, Major Glbbun,& Nlcho-
las Mills, to whom references may be made.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

~ Henuco county court, Aug 18th, 1929: john w. SMITH
- pit against Geo. sand Catherine Jones, infant, by JU
- Mos1y, sheuh Of the county OF Hennco, her gatan az
mem, assigned by The cour defend hr this su Samuel
y Parsons. and John Escn dfs.-iv CH,vtfRY.
The defendant John Esfc not having entered his aopea
ance ana gwen security accord. Of assembly aud
he nei oiinh court aud appearing by factory evidences
mat he IS not an nhdOau VI this country; is ordc ed 3t
e said defendant do appear here the Gr DAY Of the next
November term aud answer the bin n the plaintiff aud that
COPY NJ this order be forthwith inserted ncv spaper pub
nsed IN the city OF Richmond for months succesNcy aud
posted d The front door NJ the cog house VI hs county
ca a 0nu p~s C-s;'s gTITe M CT
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-12

~ Since our last publication we have not received
single item Of Intelligence from Europe. Il iS now
tive weeks since there has been az arrival.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-12

The ,.s,, rSnor,nl a, N. ee,np. md ,ho .,,,. .n
N"sS ~ Scs. nrsssS, GrnsbSH ," Tvs ,s, msss
"hnrs,r SSIs"rn ~ Srawins i0rrn we ms' w. \.
he c,"sc ~ T"mnsramce ILronshanS Sss wv a s "
TS,T"Sn mercSanIs In The coWS,y. bc"I5es s"vsrn
~. nSnc,Irr ~ scS,rrWs e"a
monr ShsIr Isllov men hV The sal. or ,I ", !,
Srss,Sr nSmSer s had resolved nv, =" "ssps'SSI,
icenS"s. oT renlenIsh their cNsk. w '''"" '"s''
Ths nnnn,I,v ~ Ihe noIson cnn,rn.I d, ,A.,. ...
.nnn,Svs OVERWHELMINGLY w'ns runrn.nnSaI H. wv" ~
eSs Than on"S"rh and by others Icss ,Ssn ""cSn,e
Of ardent spirit is coMtncd principally to tho ta6ornU
class If nunnn, The resolution of Tho porrnt SoriS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-12
Litch6eld County Temperance Society.

The Connecticut Observer Of this week contains an
account Of the proceedings Of this Society at their
meeting in Goshen last month, which are request.
ed 20 copy. Il follows:
The Temperance Society Of Lischfeld County held
Iis last monshy meeting at Goshen, Tuesday, OciOber
2Ith; Samuel Lyman, Esq. presiding. Two Of the
Sanford, Esq. we're also present. Delegates we're
present from the Branch Societies Of Sharon, Soulh
Canaan, North Canaan, Norfolk, Colehrook, VIA.
chester, Wnsted, New Hartford North, ToFrnelord
ToVTington, Goshen, South CORNWALL, Warren, New.
Preston. Litehseld, LiIch6eld South Farms Harwin.
ton, Plymouth, and WaieEtowR. Adding 10 this lSs
and Ellsworth, reported at former Inselngs hu1 soi
represented the present, have the Number Of %
Branches, recognized by the Parent Society. Both
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-12
NOTICE.

HNHE Hon. Court Of Probate Cor the Dis.
u trict Of LitchRcld hath assigned Thurs.
day the S6th day of November Instant, at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon, at the Office Of thu
Judge Of said Court, for the appointment Of
Commissioners ON the estate OF
ASA HALL,
late Of Harwinton, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent. All persons Interested
will appear, Il they sec cause, at the time aud
place aforesaid, and be heard in relation TO
said appointment. BY order Of said Court.
URIAH HOPKINS, Adm'r.
HarWiaton, Noe. s, 1899 90
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-12
THE ENQUIRER.
LTTCHFIELD, NOV. i2, 1870.


" Since our laSI publication we have not received
single item Of Intelligence from Europe. Il iS now
two weeks since there hOS been an arrival.
NsW. HSrk. THE election In this great state WINS
held last week. BWSw:rclurWs have Ws yet been re.
csiVed. Ia tho city. Of New.York, where the most
noise q. made, The strongest feelings excited, and
where the people IRE more under The influence of a
few political fanatics, the regular TammUmy Ticket
90 far az Il was systematically opposed was defeated.
Eight Of tho gentlemen on that ticket were however
elected from Tie circumstance that they were asO va.
ted GSr on The BlOodgVOd Iicke.-whch, with two on
the BlOodeOod and one Oh the Working or InGlel
ticket, compose the delegation to the Legislature. Il
appears there were no lees than Eve tickets mac on,
md InOre or lesS supported viz. the TammAny Hail.
BiOOdgOOd or Saul Alley, Masonic Hall, Working
Mems otherwise called Miss WrghtsOp lnRdel,) aud
the AnlNiaSOnic .CkeS-lhe latter, however, recev.
ed only about 300 votes out ofUpwHrds Of 1000.
SOMsthiag SiagNlaF.-Gen. Garrett D. WALL who
was recently chosen Governor Of New-Jersey by the
legislature, has declined accepting the Office He ia
represented a. maM Of talents, md high character.
Previously to HE election, no Ind declined being a
candidate, bu. his friends elected him notw,hslan.
Ing under the belief that he would serve VIVA, rem.
des .his declining Office the more strange IT, that this
gentleman 10 Jackson n0n--lhe frst instance, we
geese, where one has declined office Of any kind.
Peter ID. Vroom, Jr. ESQ. has since been elected ia
the place ofGcn. Wall.
The publication OfthO daily Massachusetts Journal,
ut Boston, line been diacontnued-,he sem.weekly
and weekly pNpcr will still no published. This is the
second paper that has thus been raced at Boston with
In a short time. The Boston Stniesmnn, having, "a
was said, effected the election Of Gen. Jackson aud
the editors, or hNf score Of them having been
rewarded with good fas Offices tho necessity for the
continuance Of, the daily Statesman did no, any longer
exist
public dinner WIS given TO Mr. James Brown
late Minister to France, by sunday citizens Of New.
York, without distinction Of party on the 9th inst
Among The number Of invited guests who attended,
besides number Of tho distinguished mon Of the city,
were the Russian 3nd Brazilian Minister'S Daniel
Webster, sc.
Strength ~ Parties IL Congysss.-A late number Of
the Journal OF Commerce furnishes schedule Of the
rclave strength Of parties In each House Of the Ma.
siouNl Legislature, AZ they stood in the late Congress,
and also Is they now s,and The Journal desiena,es
'hosc In the presen. Congress by the names Of onros
ton ami acknowledgements the last no Jackson
aud Adams. The schedule 10 ~ follows:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-12

II Rppe Ws from these statements remarks the Jour.
nal, tina. 1.-The jackson majority 10 the Senate Inns ex.
perienccd decrease OF iro members since the last
session, and IN the House an Increase Of fortysro-
The majority 10 the Senate, however, 10 sufficient for
the ratification Of appOinlnenis-[pr provided they art
parIiSansl land in the House, to prevent dis.
union among the different interests which compose
party"
There two vacancies in tho Senate, one from
Delaware. the other from Georgia. The former state
will doubtless elect opposition and the other an adj
minis'rAsion member-and they accordingly 90 put
down in the schedule. And in the House there are
four Vacancies from each Of the states of Maine
Vermont, Ncw.York and North Carolina. As they
were represented in the last Congress- two opposition
and three administration are they here placed rs
there bo but little doubt that such will he the re.
suit when the elections are held.
In ihia state, it has been generally supposed tina,
one member Of the delegation (Air. Storrs) is Jack
sOn man; but from the circumstance Of his being one
OF subjects Of the weekly dish Of abuse poured forth
from the political caudrOm at Hartford we have per.
feet confidence that he will not disap,Oint the people
who elected him. II he be jackson man, he is such
an enc As we respect and es,eem-and i, il among
the strongest evidences in favor Of his u,err,y and
"prigh,ness that he is opposed and traduced BY the
knot Of managers who encircle the Hartford cauldron
Price Tragvdy-SOme time ago, il may be recol.
lected that Mr. Edwin Forrest, the disting ushed ma
tive tragedian, offered premium Of $500 for the best
written tragedy, the subject to be from sumo aborie.
nal history OF tradition, and the hero Of the piece to
he al Indian. committee was appointed to exa.
mine the pieces offered, aud award the premium
they lately met in New.YOrk-and have awarded to
john Augustus Ssens. Esq. the prize for the piece
titled MefamsrG." The committee consisted Of Fitz
Green Halleck, Prosper %. WetmOrc, Jas. G. Brooks
James Lawson, WIN. Lcggeu, aud Edmund Simpson.
We have received the 6rst number Of the Nsp-Ha-
zen PalIsdiSm. juss issued BY DC. Charles Adams
Il makes neat and respectable appearance, aud gives
evidence Of patronage which glad TO see. New
Haven is already pretty well ssOCked with nswSPA-
pevS-bus there 10 little doubt thar another, pradenty
manaesd win meet with sufscieus patronage 70 war.
rant its eortinUanee.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-12
A CARD.

A CARD.
TNHE Subscriber tenders his sincere thanks
u to his friends and a generous public for
the patronage that has been bestowed On him
in his business Of running different lines Of
Stages from this place for the last fourteen
years, and would feel thankful for continu-
a"oO Of patronage. as hs calculates to con.
tInue the same business. He remains the
public's humble servant.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-12

In the Vermont Legislature n proposition to ahol
imprisonment Tor debt has been brought forward.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21

49, ~. >-.Ts - . : :, :-=->-
Tao -, u,gu.Lucnl ui tc public dcb tends TO llic
same result an ano. her way. The interest Is n'w
pad t. Capitalists out OF the profits OF labor not o'
,y,N his labor be released FROM the burden, Iu, ho
n,tnl thus throws out of an unpro6uctive, viii
a ok = productive employment giving thereby new
i,,ye,ns to enterprise in agriculture, the arts,
,nfce and navigation, lower charge for interest
th an before. The heavy impositons the labor
employed III these pursuits, in those nations where
&c arts have attained their highest perfection had
lone in great measure coun,erbaunced, in latter
~ the increased capacity of that labor; but
hose bs ems still remain. and with but little pros
y-c ~ f!,o'nuiion In the mean time. the industry
g.. e. y 'Tcd States will have positive advantage
80. .tf >. other Countries, equal TO the difference
,ga. their respective rates of taxation; and il Is
,-the If conside aton that there hns been proba-
Jy .- 81. rod, III which such an opportunity for adj
-. ~. The general economy of the American Peo-
A., - aiding them TO maintain successful compe-
. ~ s'i that of other countries could have been
,roptious. or more necessary 10 their interests,
= y hat which Is now approaching. Ii Is known
D. F., ine most unexamplcd cxerions arc making, in
-. 'villZed nations TO increase the productive pow
II those who shall stand foremost in this luuda-
rite, will be assured of success in maintaining,
acre!y the prosperity of their People, but high
s1r' among the family Of nations.
= which is respectfully submitted
S. ID. INGHAM,
Secretary ofhe Treasury.
ll,H tsURY DEPARTMENT, Dec. II, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21

W4sH1EGToN, DEc. J,
The Senate yesterday, aner the reference Of
rious subjects to Committees, spent some time in
consideration Of Execuliyo business; and then
iourned tail Monday.
In the House OF Representatives about two
nn0 resolutions were admitted, nearly the wi
OF which were referred ~ tho VARIOUS Commit
to which they were oddrsssed Several of these
solutions referred TO the TeinquBhment Of port
OF tho public lands Mr. Stanbafry offered one
The subject Of "reiinqUiafWe" 10 the State of
IN" public lands in that State, which on motto
~. Bateb of Massachusetts, waB OmcDded by :
stitutlng Tho words settling, he the room ofthe "
"relmquishing." One was uiiored by Mr. Over
on the subject VI giriug to fhc Si1te Of Louie
all he lands which we've overlooked or stcrie, wi
was rejected y resolution oiIored BY MIR. Hun
Vermont. referring il to the Committee on Il
lie Lands to iuqlro into lie cxpcdiency Of Diet
ntng The proceeds otthc public bands amongst
seycral States, fos The purposes If Education and
to,ual lmprnYrmon' according to tho ratio OF re-
seE;aiion lcd 10 a very brief bat 'sninloted deb
n1d wns fntly dHpossd of by successful no
90 ~ . q We !ssl.. IN p.osos..ug :cs,!.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
3s&eWseros z
MONDAY MORNING, DC. 81, Isso.
THE CONVENriON

Tho proceedings OF Saturday were ,no,, -, u
eX"i;n.~t" the friends of equal rights.
The PROPOSITION submitted by Mr.. L.ivb q, = II
and which will be- found in the procecdiugs otI|
discussion by Mr. Leigh and Nr. Cooke. md II
several attempts to amend hnd iailed, was nrra1
by = vote OF 80 ayes, and sc noes.
n very Strenuous effort was made bv Mr.
drigc, to amend the resolution of Mr.. Gnrdnr
ing the present raiios of representation by a,l,I
clause for npPor ionment in 1911, upon rh,H
SIS of The white population in The House of H. IL.
AMI Federal hunters IN the Senate, and ey.,f
years thereafter, which OH Mr. Joi,nson's mn
wa amended, 10 read, aud every twenty years II
after
Mr. Sca;t made an Intellectual attctnp, 70 ill
the proposition, 80 as 70 give the basis OF white n
lation TO The Senate, and r. dern numbers 10 I!
of D"leg aies--aycs a. noes 90.
Mr.. Sc It also offered an amrpdmept ., G. :.
sis Of The lIoue of ID lcgaics on the flee who
lation md taxation cumbinpd-ay"s 10. moo.
The proposition of Nj. Dodirdgp, as mr.,
was lost by n vote of ayes 80, noes 10.
The proposition Of Mr.. Gordon was then "A,
--avcs s., noes II.
The Convention sat till a late hour 7, r,o
sunset when It adjourned.
4; moment when it was supooset rim, o.
on Mr. DOddridge's amendment was about ,n 3
ken, Dir Leigh rose aud said that he had o..
state IN The Convention. a gentleman of md
eli vcracit" mad told him that morni;lD tim,
gentlemen from the Valley had determined 70 =.
Mr.. Gordons proposition withou, any prov;s;,
future apporioGInent, If they could ret nothiu,
Ter Mr.. leish's object was undoubtedlv To M
all who were opposed to Mr. DoddrldGo's NJ,
ment. To hold their ground This annupciation =.
cd n vcry considerable excitement in some a
delegation from the Valley, who d,scl,;,nas
knowledge of The fact, and Mr. Powell s,i,j r., =,
not believe IN the accuracy Of the inf1rnatio,,,
Afterwards when the vote WAS nbuut 70 -. =,
! Mr.. Cooke aud Mr.. Henderson both s,,nnor. =
correctness of the information Given to Mr =
and declared their dctern'i alton In vo,o G..
Gordon's amendment, tina, they had al,vavs -,
rcd II To mixed blss in the Senate. but had :,
eel their preference, Ia Difference to the wish,
their friends. We shall eve fuller report q,
proc. edngs tomorrow.
! We cIn'',.- scy that oar opinion4C are chan,.d
We now have doubts whether n Cous,itu,,on ~;
be submitted TO the Consideration of thu neon
We presume that those " no voted in on 11s;i,
Mir. Gordon's amendment, wtl yoie ana,
| Constitution, which does not contain a pr9vis;o
future apportionmcnt future amendment. n
seems to be very settled determination /, the
vcntion To reject both of these propositions. AMI
| I he question occuis, will seven members fro 4,
east vote against the Constitution on the finA
tion? We believe they wll--we think ,ce
name them
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
From The .Nsto YORK. Conm.rcjaI .9dpcrt;,., ~.
FIVE DAYS I.ATEn LID on I naInnn a,

From the .Nsio York ComuierciaI .4drert;te ,- Dec
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM LONDON
The Packet ship Hudson, Cupt. Chaplin, IL be
from London. The pilot bont Gazette. belon,
TO tho morning papers, has Just come up. brin,
London papers TO the evening ofthe 18th Mover
We have ben politely furnished with their Der,
The VHly items Of interest which we find are the.
loving, which we copy from the London Times
London Times OGce---.Nov. IS.
Half past a. i
The Paris journals of Wednesday have ust |
received. We copy tho following from the sec
edition Of the Messnger dos Chsmbres.
ORsowA, Oct.
Ii ~ reported that a Russian corps Of two thou,
men, which was quietly cautioned at VrazZa CT
ding ~ the treaty, has been surpriscd and SUR,
ded by horde Of Turks, probably belonging 10
corps ofihe Pacha of Scuiari. The Ruseiaps
were too few in number TO make any resstancc,
posed TO capa'e; to which the Turks prctcu,lc
acccdc; but The Russians had scarcely laid down [
arms WHOM The Turks fell upon them and masBac
them to man.
CEnEe, Oct. T.
For som" dnys past n report, which seems jmJ
bnble, has boon spread here, that by order of
Sultan, Athens has been evacuated by the Uutks
given up 10 the Greeks
LoRd9n. .Noy II The average of Grain d,
ned This day--Whcnt Jos vi. Barley, 3Is. 4
on Wheat 29s Sd. Barley i3s 10. ConsoIs lef
this day AZ Oh a0 Oh.
Lioerpooi.e .N6D. -. Our Cotton fnarLet con
ues lively. Tie sales 10 day, are about 1000 b.
at steady prices,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21

FLOUR has come in very freely lately' On
uriay, over 300 bbls. were nspectcd The IN
ton OF the week, exceeded 5000 bbls JPhougI
siderable is shipping. the quantity stored. Is hen,
The price OF canal -four on Saturday, W. H. "a g.
We perceive that Richmond flour continue ,o
tain III high character III the Northern and 70,
markets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21

5T We published on Saturday n cor,ectcd +,
Of the Speech of Mr.. SAINT Taylor, To which W,
t'cuiarIy call the attention Of our readers ms tb
cen, report OF 1t published by us was SO ncorro
to DO great injustice to that gentleman This 8
nation was omitted on Saturday by mist: he.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
THE INVITATION.

NV r elre msH cordially 10 aii rho Uat',
" any ar.iels afreadg made Clothing. 10
Gull on az. our asaoriineai being hyperion 10 any
ia the place, and embraces ertIg artieie Of GtH-
nrmeas' Fashionable Clothing. The noykmandlip
% can ,rarraHt. aud our p,irts eainof fail 10
PLEASE. beng less Kt1H The good. can be bought,
aud made up for ~ place.
Dg our iasf arrlrnf nc rfftired soae sugerftns
Frock aud Dr,n Coafs. Of blur. black, Ctdrei,
Oiirs. 5roua. ke. aiso. STEEL M,red. blue. green,
aud brSaa Coates. PaAiaiooas ofsuery made
Of Cioih aud CdsssmeTts also. tHs LnfsHeA aud
Extra Sioa Bang zap Cord PdntaigoHs aih
siraps (ioe riding handaoms atsortmem "
f'esi. Of uoltst,a SIX Pelfet black blue, broi0a
and tIaeV SIX resiI, Blg Cassimefe 7oilenet,
TGieneiG aud Spahsdo.il. great rarely Of
Pattern fine Liaea. Rufitd plain Shirts, DTGu-
era Of Bactstm dockiaeH, Ffnnnsi aud Cotton.
Kaif Siift, and Hhis tianHei Siirfs. iot Of
dry Goods and tanry atf,eies. rs pafiliSsd Leu
The, Socks Patent Siork, Plan aud trimmed,
hgam SIX Haadterthi,fs entirely Hsu pat
terms, Patent SapeHder5. BgG Crdrnfs Crdrdi
Silsntr' hue SeatskH Copi, fur. eoilars scnie
AMI black hariao S,Guis.) some cry fne Beaetr
flats Of ehfap qualities, a large a5sorfmem oj
Shoss aud Boots 81 erery descupfioa
4 supply Of Cigats and Big Coats. some nery
uptrior real 1arfan Plaid aud Gns Cambisi
Chaks Nth fur Gi0ih Innings. oah or uitb-
om sieeres hDe Dfab ond Sized mired Bane up
Caafs. mad. u, he iaiest agie. some ertra fine )
0tire, 5iast and Doab Big Goats, nth large
Cdpes.
Ladies' Cioaks Of SIX Nth sir Innings. "a
beautiful article, aiFo IF Merno Cloth, Grim.
son. biRe aud b'aes Cvoasuans. Tartan PLAID j.
~fnn-y striped CVeassan Cioats. niih capes o,
hoods n lot Of In ,0eks kutd nth pooi a com
Jort1bie arfitie for hareirrs ~ ,rc aee deietmin
sifo ssH good Jafgaiji', those dpossd 10 pprcsase
uiH do ioeH 10 edH al W1LhER y Coz
Emporium # fa'hion,, Ign Lbarg, neIi door
10 The PUgiaiaA 06ioe.
Nov %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
Notice this particnlarlY.

IEtl!E executors ofthe last will and testI
= n1eni ofCeorcr Hair,ton, sen. dec. vii
-cjl privately, large tract of Wood Land, be
ionsi'g 60 hIs estate. lying IN iht county OF Hen
y Ju both s'drs Of the maIn country road lead.
,pg IRON North to Sonth. aud adjoining ise
-,aids 81 Joseph phi(-r stephen Stone. james
Dyer. aud "iheIE. line whole tract IS beautiful
~ set with dne pins sah ether ,,mbers has a
iiu.nber ufsmali streams ot water. our Of ~h,ce
- sufficiently large 80 rive machinery, AS a
saw mill, be " aud, sbstfaclly Considered.
- not yaiuAbIe. uut HS1uaetion beng Ia an cK-
celient ueis hborhosd Tor Slpse, Tavern. Ian
yard, iron smith. Saw Mil. 1c. render. il in
iefesiins u nose wishing TO engage IN any Or
all OF those branches OF busiaets combined II
gill be cu) IA lots of two, three or four hundred
acres eash,or Of any congeni.n, sas to s,,lt pun.
-chaserS.
Also, one other tract of sboGt seve,p hundred
scr.s, on the bynchburg road mar Col. Joseph
Martin. Any person dcsrouI "a vest small
Capital IA permanent estate 10 requ,a ted 10
make il known TO the subscriber La x at Hen.
~ courthouse, without delay.
TARLElON KING.
Dec u. pI,a6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

Z tcish 10 sell my BqfGiss tract Of Land, con.
- tanning about 1880 acres 400 Of lehich ayr
cleared, The most Of HE cienred land as crack
iom grounds, n part Of rhirh is highly Improved,
and Kept for tobacco lots. The 'sood iand IS Of
COED quality, nell stocked uih pine timber Of
best qualify. Aiso that part of Inc 0uer trart,
lying on the south side Of Otter Rirey. supposed
10 contain about 1900 acres. about 300 cleared,
200 Of ~hich are iow grounds of superior quail.
ty. The greater part of The rood land is tobaeco
land Of The first quality. Either Of the ADORE
trnciS piH be dirmed 10 snt purchasers.
Any person widjng, 10 purchase, can apply 10
Jesse irrius, rledr NsW London.
HuLLlM IfFLNE.
Jf. ,sto
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
ARTHUR B. HAVIrS
Zu.z

kLeGISlA-Ai Rules holden the Clerks n0sc.,.,,,
Superior Court Of shacery iur the Iynell,,. /. H.
triet the Sd dizzy OF November. I5zS. Jo>eyn K,,.
Pm against yorJa, Robertson, stephen angiIsu M
English aud Janes smith, Deits. -
The defendant Stephen English, having entered hi,
appearance ald gwen security according to the a. ~.
Assembly and the Rules OF this court, and II ann am,
10y satisfactory evidence that he is not ul n6tp y.
lhis country II Is ordered that tie said defendant
pear here on the first day " the term aud NJ
the bill OF the plaintiff. aud that a COPY of this
lotm"Ilh Inserted IN some newspaper pubhsle4 IN TN
town of Lynohburg, for two months successi,,j, ~,
posted a! the front door Of .he courthouse nt,e
town. copy-Ieste, 4 WIS r. '-
Jan. ,.5o,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

lflE undersigned VIII receive propo,a,,
- for delivering at he Iul Bridge IN
Lynchburg. seven seepers oil good healt-pne,
Of oil "hlie OAK OF the following dimensions,
VIZ sky 'eer long. 10 inches WIDE aud ~ in.
ches thick, TO be We'll hewed and lit TO be laid
tDwn--ihs timber 10 br delivered as soon =,
possible after the 18Th February the proposals
vii : ate ,he kind oftimber--whether OF oak or
pine. JOHN NJ. WARWICK } Commis.
". W. SoRVELL,. = sinners.
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