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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
eTMr John Miner, Jr is sshssrea to receive sirsS,
ass this o0ss % the North sits Of Jsnss River SSSs

erMr. JOHN Maer Jr. l. su;hSsrea 70 rsee;vs
e. ass this O6ses % the North Dc james River
fide.wassr. ~S ~Sss'
MARRlED.l- On Thursday l.. ny II. Rev. Mr. u.v,;r,
yshn GrsAsns, Of the y. B. Navy to ~, S~y
T. S'iss"' daughter Of csss ssIdsn, ess VI III. cay
t.Fat. Int
On Thureds the I'd inst By d Rev M Cir
m Sidney Mr. Robert b. CLARA, ansels asd mue adj
mrsa Miss SssaN r. JefySes, eli % EsseH.
DlkD|- On the ESD ut. one 81 Cha,
CsTpsnsv; ne ish this vale Of With rssir
naoo We hope that his yonns friends ssknG psere
10 follow niuj "fos id the rdst Of life,
On Friday the OF March, AZ ii, rs.;s.oe, in n.
s3uSy OF xrnee Edward, DIR. William Liess, 10 the ssh
=. ~ ~ his death, Ais family lost knd and in,
msed ana esnsfAetor, and his peighhourhssd
~ @'pG eoo vruees eaizens>-Hs (ur the Last
yes,ss msees Of the Baptist Church. sud bid sd;eu 20 thu
world With that tsAhes resi- uaten me
folfsrsfs OF Chfist-
"He sleeps 10 Jesus, md t,eu
How scft his slumtsrs
Ffsu suffering and from sin se.eases,
And freed from every care"
10 this city. Washinston,l Saturday night Of III
mr. W~fsr Jenes,jr. Of Walter Jonss
me Icss OF IN. young gentleman deeply dsplssed By
eenss circle Oh E.snd~ He ous Of skose, upon whom
nature bad been sssh e6oieesf sud o,t vsuable
siIta Endswed with engaging n.nnes and brilliant ssniu
~ hn close application study suhssnia
seeouplifonsnts, which we'll him for "a ssuaue az
society MT Jones had entrsd the higher eis.rs IN the
Cnvety OF Virginia. complete his Collegiate studiss The
Students and be returned until the
should % past He Mingled with his friends swssk
s'er hrs arrival apparently IN good health but fatal
a"es Pur.ued him the borse Of bis father
deeruevs influence, fell victim, htfors the dawn Of his
promised u'sfrIssss. 10. S. ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10

Chaneely At held for Buckingham eounty III.
u 9Th day 81 March 1926
Alexander Forbes sssisnse Of william NTH Who WA -.
sigpss Of WIN. Gordon, p,6
sfainst
John Hssdiman, william ri.raim,n. ch,,,.. ,,.s,;
Ihonss Hsrdiin.u, Lrebsuy Hsrdsp. Samuel D. Hsra,.
nan or';h Hstdman, 0or6s W. HardiaIan David HIsddos
nsiis and distributes Of Richard Hartmann de and John
standardization Of the said Richard Hardnsn deed
The Defendant 5ohD stdSmsn having en-. cred h.. ar
ssanee and given seeurity according Act OF As,e
and the ruIss 81 this court, and appearing that ths
John haIdmsn not iuhabant Of this eountry il /,
Cd tnst tbs md John do appear here Az Of June
court next and the Bill Of the plaintiff and hst Coz
Of TINS order De forthwith inserted Newspaper prh
sns IN me city OF Rehmoud for
and posted a; the front door Of the courthouse Of th
a copy. Tsste,
r. EEDRfDGE, yr. .. c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
Apraio.
dfu00ic (h.ckdhOMiny Land for Nulc.

Iafud5lc Caickahominy land for NaIc
VIE Subscriber, wishing remove where he can ,,,.a
consequently educate his ohldten, sell the fol:ouny
"A po piamt.,'sns in the County Of New Kent
,noXbuRf, the farm 1hich he reside, IL I'm .bc
ontekahofnny, twenty five belc,, Rchuofi ana
Lss above tbs uateri cortaiss Five unsd Acre. Of
smen, river land large portion of which produces cotton
hf0 rsts river Jcu grounds; has all NECESSARY hou.e,
tne OF srse family aud in ons Of the b,t
IN the lower ccuu ORApAKES lie, ,.o
ONE Thousand Acres Of s1ceSn than ha,f voo
heavily nbered with foe OAK hickory and 81, 80
1onvehent 70 the that any that can IN
can load and ths carriage TO the landing place les,
ord be had IN abundance seasons Of the wear Al
door; there this plantation excellent DIV eIi hou.
me necessary out houses PAMA |, ao ON bs h,rt.
h'mny mles above Orapakcs; contain, Fcur
~ some repeirsJ has several 6ue fisheries, and
snat sHord ufit IN sbundanee-Any person wishing 10
2y valuable lands in the lower country are invited 10
these Isnd description OF which, the term, m,v h.
fnoun by applying 10 msi Edmund Christian Dssr Richmond
bury JSO n 1;tIpI I TT ~ ~
NE. ken., aPtn ~. II0-Fsw
1fN Ch.pesy1 Meetienburs County, March Court isas
- joseph d. Cicu'e' eI or oil Thomas Halle decd, Plh
Dudley Halle aud VIM. Towns., a deputy OF Jope, 6s.
iasrh and admor DE bon'' n"nof Matthew Garter Decd
Def
peasnee according the Assembly aud tue rules OF
this court, and appearing the Satisfaction Of the ecn.
last he NOT nbsbtant of hs State motion Of the un
by John D. clausei his thai flfe 80.
enter his aud pids' biI and In,
copy Of tits be forthwith inserted Of the
Pspef' printed IN the town Of Petersburg
ic eight weeks suceevy ported ts front door Of
the Courthouse oG said county. Il copy. Te,,r
April TO- Iie-rsn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
$40 REWARD.

RUNAWAY from the Snbseriher, the sth inst. NV n.
~ gro man JOHN SAMPSON; hs black man ~ ye.,,
old about tbs middle quick 81 active, with verv ,h.
on when he LEFT bone nspt cotton cost hia
yarn Psns,yon blue cloth round jacket and
slo'he, no. rseoilse'sd s'S an old hat he
about town The above reward wall gwen 10 spy psrson
that will sPPIehend and him Jaii that him
again. Hill OApTFn'
Shirley, CHI. City county April TO- no s,a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10

1--WE are prevented by crowd Of commuoi.
cations to-day from laying before oor readers Ar
article from Correspondent on the imputed An.
noyance and probable policy Of the presen, Al.
ministraton, in relation 10 Office. seekers and az
hce -hClders-lt will appear in our oext.
The editor Of the "'oultney specta;or,"s true
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
sMALL-poX-JNDrANs

We understand, that there have been about Is
cases in all, OF Small Pox, in Chesterfield only
one death-Seversl have been discharged from
the Hospital; and all danger OF taking the inec,ion
is said TO lie dissipated.-Thc sckIndian, who was
there. has recovered and been Jischarged-The
kind Citizens OF that Deighborbood are about 10
put him on his way home; bot az he has still the
marks OF the Small Pox 10 his face, we are re-
9uested 70 announce the fact the inhabitants Of
the country through which he is about 10 pass n
assure them there is nc. danger, and 10 bespsak
,,neir charity TO The unfortunate rnas--Jfe will
have Certificate OF Discharge from DR.. Wool.
bridge, Physicisn 20 the Hospital, which we hone
WI serve chrrtnsly AZ his Passport. il said
That one or the Indians in Prince Edward has died
Of The smallpox. They arc Chcrokees from W.
Tennessee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
MIR. CLAWS LAST

MI. Clay arrived at Wheeling on the 3OIh
nH. and next day dinner was given to him
oy the hachanics and M anuiacturers of Wheel
ing al the Globe Tavern" upwards of 100 gen.
tlcmen (says the w. Gazefte) sat down to an Gle
giant and plentiful entertain ment''--'s The tinost
oeeorun prevailed SC. Col NJ. w. Chap'ine presid
assisted by four Vice Presients-Of course a
TOAST IN honor OF Mr.. Clay, and a speech from
Mr.. CIay--"Mr. CLAW addressed the Conn anv IL,
ms usual eloquent fnanner"-CThe st. ClairsviI lie
Eazette says, +" his speech icas about three quar-
fers Of unhouy longi) We hope to. receive a
copy OF his speech for publication (saith the
wheeling Gazette3 But euhe' jam salts, The
Pubic has had enough Of them.-The final.
toast was parody on one Of Mr.. Clay's sen,i.
merits. I" Military Chieftains-- The thundsrs of
cannon has sufficiently fold who holds the gov
e en,ns o, the American hemisphere" The
ooisofs o. the people had sufficiently told MFR. C.
before, who holds tho Presidency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10

NOllCE.
n shall be absent from Carer,yls fV,l for ,cr,s
Stur, aud not having empowered any person 10
ADD Gve checked receipts for money 10 the Ia
concern OF H. Smith, this authorize my lawful
mr. Daniei Smith, to receive money aud grant tecsps
ths .sms until he receive: 'ufheieney, discharge what
debts are due from A. H. Smith; upon sdtu.sr
tween the partners. - -
Receipts for money will be deemed rood unIe,, r.,
from A. C. Smith Henry Smith, my above iawfoi axeu;
Mr.. Daniel q. SEitn. 49,
ALEXANDER C. SMITH,
City of New York.
April 10. Jio- ~
SILAS BiGLOW, & CO.-PRINCE EDwAEp,
1EEAvE thi. week received large supply new and
tA fashionable Spring Goods, comprising general sor,-
pen OF articles suited the season. which they oder cr
AZ very reduced prices,
-fniong ,,hicb arc,
Gsfeoes and Eins hans, new and splendid psueFss
Super bisek Italian siks,
Jet aud blue bIae Gros De Mamie.
Bsitiste for hornets and drsves
Cieths and Summer clothing,
Brown dent;tcs, PIsids, cheeks. Sc
Il IL S o,
A.. Hst;, sno:,' HsrdwMs, cr,etsry ,pd ereest'..
~ nen soods have been bought principally for o,,b ,s
they are satisfied with ell profits. they are eo"6s
eso Siys the's who cs upon them great bargains
0--ot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02
LEWIS WEBB q co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
SO Bbls md 100 bags coffee, Laguira 81. Domingo
and Java
DO hh6s molusscs
20 hhds and 10 b6ls 81 Croix and Ncw O,,cau, su.
CARS
. hllds II boxes and n bbls loaf md lumn snu.r
GU hhds and 100 hhsryc whiskcy
10 bbls Cnrutcrs rcctiiicd do
200 6bls Isle OF Wight and Northern apple ornnhy
do peach brandy
hhds and SO bbls pare y. !. rum
DO antigua Gu
do JamaCa ,ln
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
Madeira. Canary
Dry und sweet Malaga ,yr,rs,
Lisbon, Tencrific { hiNGc
Port, Muscat
London porter, cider
l90 bblS vinegar
l5o sacks Liverpool ground sGt
Do do blown do
SO tons Sweden, English and American Jar ron
do castings
German, crawlcy, blis:crcd and crrsl s,,,.;!
Cut an dwrought ndIrs
ESQ Spanish hides
ESQ sides soal lcathgr
GO sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbls n. Carolina cut icEe nes
so do mackerci
10 do prime pork
5000 lbs bacon
10 casks prime cheese
IRISH potatoes, tar, c1pp eras. alum
birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimen,o
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins, nutmegs, caSsil, demijohus
Quart bottles, tumbers, decanters, wines. ar.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswax
Imperial, gunpowdor and pouchonY teas
Dupont's and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds gruss sccd
Nhittemorcs cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton baggng, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds Of cor
dagc
Seine and wrapping tviue
Shoe thread, Osnaburgs threBd
Osnaburgs, hesSians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, &c. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02
CLASSICAL READER.

'NHlS work has Just been received at the
bookstore opposite the Eagle. An extract
from the Visitor Telegraph Of Oct last, win show
the nature and object Of the work.
"lHy CLASSICAL READTR, Selection Lessons in Prose and
tPrsr from the eminent English American rrrs
For the use OF the higher asscs in public and private em-
res by Rev. T. w. L. Greenwood, aud c. b. Emerson "a
Boston. ' VI
This work valuable acquisition our s1,onis Ts mr.
one OF like character las long been very wanted The
reading books hitherto put into tho hands the higher
IN our schools are III suited TO gain the object view From
examination Of this work, think il among the hest comua
TONS we have secn for the Of advanced cla and families
II has many exoeeces TO recommend the nt,cn,ton NJ
parents aud Teachers Of which will briefly ad,
In all lie selections, il decidedly favorable " virtne and
Elgon and IFS matter appGars TO haze bcE selected with much
taste and judgment
IL rs work purely national and rpddern II has many
valuable historical cfs and anecdotes
history tho character, manne geography OF our
country In the matter contains il is wen adapted 10 thu
taste feelings and habits the present age ebodies many
Ut tire brightest and sparkling gems Irving We,stgf
EEer.t Jeenn Charming, Sparks, Bryant and PercvaI &c
- le selections are calculated 10 awaken curiosity Of
INC young rhoar, and form and improve bis tare Itwl
inpau to hun mental refinement and nDbue him with
generous tas'e for an elevated moral and manly terate
Teachers and others are invited to call and exauain
the work. ARIEL, WORKS.
june IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02

EASTERN DISTRICT or VIRGINTA-To Wit.
lE remembered That the eighth tay of June IN tho
- hiiytd year Of the Independence ofs United States o
Amefca, Arel Works, Of the said District hath deposed In
this Office tie ic Of book tire right whereof ne claims r
proprietor ~ the words following, wiChnsan Parents
assistant, or Tales for the Moral Religious Instructions OF
Youths by the author Of "LeueTs on Female Characer-
Nv hat man is there you, whom il his son ask bread Will
you give him soc If be ask FISH V you give him ser.
Pent' Mafk wi TO- In conformity 10 the act of the Con
gross OF The Unlc States entitled An Act or the enconta
nc Of learning, by occurring the copies Of maps cfarfs sd
boo u the authors and proprictoFs Of such copies dpg
Tie time therein mentioned" - "b
Copy I'D. JEFFRfEs
l.It n CpTk ofthe Eastern District ri Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02
TO PRINTERS

VI. routing Establishments Of che "WEgTERN
- NI'HftAN" Is offered Cor sale II is Itrated a,
DnaIessoWn Aenawba county, aud on the goat linz Of
onnun'c''ion through Virginia from East 10 West The
o'rVe'ig establishments IN ths State r. about ouc
miles d's'"ni; and the whole neiphborirg conn
uy ~ oro'eh 70 he rapidly improving u ntelilssoee IN
'ofhs. s"a other information address the subsr,i
Der (posi PAID Kenswha q. II, Vi,s,,t, " '''''
Apsl st. 1899 NASoSi c.,,n,,,,
W Tie publication Of the Wes,er,, Virsin,an iii ~
eon"'e" rs heretofore, should sae u tho c,tabj,b
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02
Iron CASrIN1I1.

II" Su0NribeT informs the ntbIic ,h., H. H. .
cary on the IRON FOUNDRY nsa, ,hs ssv,g.
, Ts.oy, ~hs'o ne makes Soft Iron CASTINGS 70, Ma
Eon,J ~, os,erpous ~ orders scnt ~ him AZ lira
ys wharf Baltimore, fr CASING. vii; res, v,;,s me-
''s"'."' ana the Castings delivered there free e.,
'"' ''g"'ponation. JON AT!IAN BoNNEC
'"'''' Nv 10 1922 'afl2..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02

HAVE received by the last packet iargn sup
ply Of F
Ladies' lasting doubled yanued sDrno ua,,;uo s4o.
Do do French slippers very superior
DO do American do with and without heels
Do goat skin slippers tire latest fashion. for SIM
Hcr walking shoes
Gcntlcmcns superior boots, square and round tncs
Do do light dress shoes, do do do
10 no goat skin pumps. do do do
Do 10 calYslsin do do DO DO
Do morning slippers, various cOlours
HisSGs coiourcd and black lasting and moroeco DIN.
pers, the greatest variety ever in this cHv
BOYS Sali SKIN bootees and shoes, double lined
Do light calf skin and seal skin dress shoes
ChldrGns leather shoes and bootees
DO lasting and morocco byotees md shoes. n,
every color and shape; ' "
together with every other article OF boots bootpo,
and shoes that can DO made, and all OF them of t;y
own manufacture. '""'
large assortment Of seal si,in nn3 iar cr,pks
Leather travelling trunks, With ilon frames and
patent locks ""u
Carpet travelling bgus
Very handsome aud superior r,oJo C,,,c,, ...-..
trunks my '"o'NCo
Day o. Martins backing, and large supply Of
Gouds s real japan sponge biuclaqg. at % conts
Patent spring punch plyeus .
DIX and cotton braid5
No. black ribbon
anu large supply Of gents cheap nailed and per.
5Su OOOLo alu HnL Bunlincr punVs ut tho
ncr OF Main and 18th streets.
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY
THE Savage Manufa curing Company are uo,v s,,c,o
ing song force IN building Machinery at (,ls ostsb
Ilshoient, in connection with
DANIEL HACK,
Pteo lhem'eyes 10 give general satf,facifon 10 the
uespa'eh and 20 The fhul execution Of vi orders, and
% Us "Voiubie terms as can BE- afforded at any othe,
Machine establishment IN tive United statcs
Apply at the Factory near the JYasb;,,,,o Tr,,.,,
Ho"d 70 DANiLb HACK, orto GEO. WILLIAMS
m No. Bowiy's wharf
ploy' Baltimore, Jan 28--iaNCt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02
KNIVES, R4ZORS. a

,tNiE subscriber Inns received handsome assort
n meni of Pen and Pocket Knives of good md sn,cc
dy ana hn at still more reasonable prices those h
has been recently selling So cheap. ~ "'
Eaz0rs, (le thin part Of tie blade manufactured rs ,I
Damascus stccD Wv '|o
Spanish Guitars cheap and GOOD
backgammon Boards, [best En2Iis1N
Pocket Wallets and Ass skin Memo Bocts
Chess.nien and ChessboaI Cheap
Florida Water, second supply; and mary oirr a.r. md
and cheap, received at the book aud variety store of
june ) ] " NICtI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02
COMMISSIONERS OgrIcp
RirhIpoud I6Ib .BI,,, I

~, IHeh'nord, l5M Day, 1929.
Tue parties Interested in the execution of TIM
above order, are hereby notified that have appo;n
ted Monday, the Goth July next 10 Commences tI,,
same at this office, at which time and place they ara
hereby required 20 attend hearing of the matter
W. Lc'crence by virtue Of the said order, before me
proofs too enable me TO perform said order,
81 THOMAS GREEN Conmias;ono.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cory SIrett, itaI Of t'e TtIyinIa and hArni.7s
RGpSrS.
4 OSEPII WILLIAMS is grateful TO th. l.dics
D and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past fayours and
hopes continuance Of the same; and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses to have them ia
ken to pieces which will enable him to warrant them
TO be dyed and finished well as al any establish
ment III the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cosSary, as he las suitable machines finish them If
sent to him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentiemen are likewise informed, that he sronrs
ana reneTs IN colour, coats, pantaoons, and vests to-
geter with all kinds apparel and requested repairs
tlem III the ncatest manner. AS usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed FURNITURE
siuis cieanscd and re-dyed in the neatcst manner
n. b. Tickets will DO issued ON leaving the moods
with him and requests they will BIO presented on on
plicalIon or The same. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02
NEW LAW ROCK

Holm Fl. BLAMiRE hus received u's,nal sun
ply OF the above article, and for it's delightful fra
GRANGE, is not surpassed by the imported Cologne o.
Lavender waters ,c,y 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02
SPRLNG'S ST4GE.

Hti7 stage will hereafter run TWICE each week g., NJ,
rom FIutks, where II connects with tho line fsorn
LynchouE 10 Nashville &c aud Lewisburg where n will
Ohio river. '' ""'-" '""' :" NO
paesdgr in tic stage, '
From Lewsburg a. White suIphur sn
White Sulphur to sweet spnnss q, o. o
sweet Springs o Fincasilo, ~
Fincaste to FlurfS w
Lewsbuig IN Union w
49,, DO sst orsweet sdfhur AZ
While Sulphur Uniou o1
Salt Sulphur - Sweet springs ~
The stage will alternately run r.o,r Tho G -. O. Old
by way NJ the w. Sulphur to tic Sail snlri sp!'ug',
and by tie Mill Gap aud Union. F'' ""u O7ekj
Co pss'ehseI viii DO allowed take 2oils ~ bar
gse re oi charge bat all thar, will he 80. ~
a. me rave OF cents per To- per 100 miles IT,. tof
% sser 'heir names At the paees vbe,e IN. VIZ"
shall ave the Preference '' VIC s'ate s'ous,
Ihcfr wiz be good and csr.GI j,r.,.
s,, month. 2S,b. ,r,o j. T. CALDWELL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
n, ~
IJNl -

TNyHE subscriber III pursuance oil two
deeds oftrnst, executed TO him by the
surviving partners OF the late firms of Gait
Bullock. &, Co. and Gait 4, Bullock, and
the executors of VIM. Gait, deceased, (Which
deeds bear date on the "fst day of March
1923. ! offers for sale, the following valuable
real property, to Wit
ol6 l.2 acres Of land, purchased by the
said Gait. Bullock IL Co. OF X. & A. Brad
fute. situated in the county of Bedford, near
The town OF New London.
1875 81 ncrps of land, lying in Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mountain, and in the
vicinity ofthe town Of LyDchburg.
An undivided moety of the Black Water
Mills. and the lands thereto appurtenanl, stu
ale in the immediate neighborhood ct the
town of Lynchburg. Che property above
described. belongs 10 the concern Of Gait,
Bullock 4 Coz
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
10 the concern of Gait & Bullock, to wit
The House and Lot, with The appurtenan'
ces in the town of Lynchburg, formerly &C.
cunjed by The said c0ncerns, as Store, and
now in he occupancy of Mckee b Mcen.
Also. the House and Lot immediately in
the reag of The one last mantioned, and now
occnnie5 by Landlord II Nedder.
The terms of sale will be liberal and mad
known on application 10 the subscriber, who
will convey TO the purchaser CT purchasers
.urh lille as is vested in hin, by the deeds o
trust aforesaid. aud no other.
ClH7wEth nABNEy, Trustee.
Aps. 81. H'-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

virtue ofa deed of trust, hearing ME
u the 10Th Nov. 1892, and duly recorded IN
| re clerks Office of the county ni Amherst IN
.he eih OF JanuaIy 1879. whereby Jane 5
/ Ftndleton of the said county, convey. .
"a TO the undersigned in trust, for the
purposes thereis mentioned, enc ceriair
ract or parcel OF land, continuing 753
acres, be the same more or less, lying aud be.
ING IN The county nj Amherst, on Bntfaloe riv-
rr, On both SIDES OF the road from New Gias-
gov TO Lynehbutg, and adjoining the land,
OF David S. Garland being The same lands
which Thomas Aldridse purchased of John
,amm andJohn Warwick, and which were
conveyed by the said Adridge aud Catherine
MS vile, I" the and James 5 Prndefnn. Ivy
deed bearing date the 10Th of April, ISIS, the
subscribers, ~ one of them, shall. on Monday
TIE 1871 day of January next before the front
door OF the Eagle Hotel, in the CITY of Rich.
mond, proceed 10 sell the aforesaid tract of
land, TO the highest bidder, for ready None,
al public auction fo, the purposes oil The sail
trust The improvements on this land, are n
two story brick dwelling house, with Two room
on hoor, brick office, with other necessary
o." houses an ice house, aud a AIMED ovcf-
seer house, barn, &c. &c The water II eauaj 60
any IN the upper country, the improvements IN
good condition, the plantation und,r a good
system oieultm and adapted t. the growth OF
hrsi rate tobacco, corn AM ~hrai The sltua.
ton is healthy and the ncie hborh cd desirable
lhis land Is situated about one mile from New
nlasgow, the county town, about miles from
he court house ofihe county 4 about 20 miles
from Lynchhulg.
N NICHOLAS, Trus.
WIN. NEkEkVIS, { tees.
A. the request of the trustees. the above sale
viii commence al IL o'clock. and will he con.
quoted hV TH0S. TAYLOR.
Nov. IL. tdso7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15
GOLD " ASllINGS.

Strange Hs II may appear, l, isa fact, TIN,
TIL very laiely the jewellers were in the CON
slant pyaetice of throwine away the winter in
To which they dipariicles of ieNelre nllrrihry
ARE taken out ot the boil (a npus'fum Of nitro
lnuriaic ecid, employed 10 give ihem hgn
hn'sh,) without9cing AT all nware Of the
quantity 81 gold Hint WAS thrown away with
IT, OF late person possessed Of some chsmi-
cal knowledge is said 70 have made tenj
some livelihood, by insirnctine jewellers, ~
the rate OF five suinras each, in IA method OF
recovering gold contained in the washing.
This method consists simply in adding solu.
ton ol copperBs which precipieics The gold
aud then luAing the residnum with niire. by
which TIM iron In combination is oydsled
and the gold lel IN pure state.
Biechunio's Magngine.