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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14

was employed. Eis letter OF Dismissal contained
mot syllable OF or his rcmoval--wc take
1t for granted, therefore, that there such
reasons as we have mentioned" The Gazette
adds, that the real for the removal OF this
most worthy man. is, that, being II connection by
marriage ofthc ate Editor OF tie Alexandria Ga
zctie Inc is supposed to have obtained the Office or-
ginaly through his influence! JAMES McGuInE has
been appointed hs successor.
We see that two or the Custom house Off
GERS at Boston have been removed, pnd that other
removals there aud elsewhere are promised or cS.
pccted. The following paragraphs relate TO the
prescription III other
FROM tie OHIO Sdte Journal
hloRs RxFcRM-Wilam Hunt has received tho appointment
ed, losmase IN the town Of Uraia Champaign county il;
the place of john e. Pearson, This is pchaps the
most Objectionable piece ofrefo which has this
State tho accession Of General Jackson Presidency
MI Pearson the late incumbent, appointed the Office
under the administration OF MIR Monroe and has uniformly
discharged its duties tho cnra satisfaction people
U,i,a and ucigl,horfood Tic dcscvetv high in
the cstnna ton OF all hiaciua only n taihi and
dicn' oicer but as an upright and valuable Citizen;
aud nothing as been he alleged him. except
having given an honest preference to Mr. Adams the
Presidential clectonam offence if I've one, OF which very
decided majority OF his fellow Champaign county
have been equally guilty tis successor, understand,
vou inam recent, from New Jersey, WIN has resided
ous enough ia tho State be entitled at an eleco
old inhatats OF Urlanna much to their c,e, hc
SAID having been found willing sIpplant thcir respected
,ownsnan.
From tie Batnria ia " qdrocate
"REFoRN ''tuiu out' principle Ina, at l,nn, reacbe
nar village iimbu Gary, Esq removed from die
office of Postmaster make Simeon Cummings
"'E'iS fo'Zan oil ui' present Administration This appoint
tcn has gwen general dissatisfaction, To the fr,cnjs n
ien jackson They wished if change in the Pos,
ot, that some other should receive the appointments;
The oih aud fury and cson, of the hraggadocia eoutu
cdnorot The Peoples Press has disguised his own, ery
Nh Gary had he'll the Office fox than 20 years and had
given universal satisfaction Fo, hs of the citizens of ,c
Town would have objected to lis ii had question beer
| taken
Mir Currer Old IL 4'oca: has been removed from III,
,"lifctorshp OF Ncwburrpov, and Samuel rh you,g Ec
der,i Lawyer of Antiuyc., has beeu put in.
From ne Boston SeatiaeL
HsFoHn ExTRATbe Executive power las again been eyer
ted through its wiling Minister here. We learn verbally Ia
one Peter Gray alias Peter bhc, porter III the Nporas
es CIce, has been rfsmcd" place to MAKE. room,
Tor person by OF halliburton formerly as we are told
an attace 20 c ncc Of the present Dis,ric, Attorney on
eter could not in his; conscience, all lengths with his ca,
p"yes aud fccr hus, aud lose bread 'is ,e T.,
/ sc rounciiS ON Inc busy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14

ihc Pi.ilads:spha Aurora states that The Govern.
or OF Penn-ylvan " ii be enabled to obtain rach
money as VIII bc necessary TO continue the State Ca
mails, without convenmg special session vi the l.c
gislatnre The Unted States Gazette adds the re-
port, that 1t is not the Intention of the governor to
convene the legislature, if even the works si0uid DC
stopped for want OF funds.
S~ERSGxS- is stated in Allegheny county papers
thai special commission has bc.n issued lay Tie Executive o
Ma'laa iof court To be held al Cumberland on tue Isl
Monday {" Angus, next for trial OF George Sweargcn late
S1i OF w ashins'on county, who will he recoec,cd, is
charged w, the murder of his wife, under circumstances
Of the most diahulital nature.
The New York Mercantile Advertiser, the AUTHORITY of
gentleman o har>eille, comacs t'r report recently pub
lshet III ;'ladeipha paper of the Illness Of jaime, fc.-
mo'vC"oter, Esq The celebrated l'n..icaI novelist
Captain Fiveas, New York in DAYS Sal. reports
that letter had been received Merida from the Mexican
the 'pCt8'o' n cotton goods AaiIuts dull i ali kinds I"
produce and 'cey extremely Flour Si5about 1000
boS on hand.
P"ocy-Capt Gardner, of ship Atlantic LATELY arrived "a,
Nantucket. from The 81 uz Banks poke the 7th May in
IS long y; 5 w tine ,ar,,,c Admiral nlow c,rriuant e.
by John Crawford, from Ive,pou boi,! to Na,ra. The
Admiral iicm,w had been boarded la IS ~ long 26i5 "
White ak, mounting SIS .ius lii, pirates pmdec
The t. hict tine: and pa. scuger by the
.ohe'i Snrlm Capt Crawford was severely Wounded his
first officer ant also wounded but we've 81
convalescsi'' when spoke" by Capt Gardnrr.
The New York American of Thursday annexed 10 tie arti
ce OF caP'tua'n between Cen Nurazn, ,jc
The st Sal vao"r forces, and the authorities Of Guatemala tax
following information:
"Sincc the a,ve i'll 'y> have by lie 6r.
Joseph, nom on'na oihcia paper al Cen Morazan l.,
n'l the articles 81 capiruaon referred ground
that the cal",lating patty had preserved lis fi-,a
the equalization In other respects aross, violated
Asf n"nuiins the same 1t is stated that tle lresien
Azru ice 'restcni lrra'cn the Ministers some
other indiv ;as imprisoned until ilc!I ia.e could b
dctcfnnel ny The general cungcss."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14

The Ne" York Mercantile Advertiser the authority of
gentleman from Narscies cotracts report recently pub
Sheu III 'hadeihia paper, of the Illness Of James icii
iioGvI"orcr, ESQ the celebrated .iln. novelist
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29
3soatser!rt.
PEACE NTHE EASr.

The rumor Communicated to our readers
in a postscript last evening. i amply confirm
cd. Hostilitics have ceased in the East.
This intelligence was received in London on
the evening Of September Goth, BY the arr
val Of Mr.. Whilshed, attached TO the English
Legation at Berlin with dispatches from
Sir r. Gordon, dated Coastantinople. Aug.
9th, and from Mr. Seymour at Berlin ofSep-
tember 18th. The terms Of the Treaty, our
account SAYS, viii be an evidence 10 the
whole world Of the moderation of the Empe-
ror Nicholas. They are based on the Urea
ty of Ackoman. with provision of indemni-
~ to Russia for she expense. o. the war
The Turkish Plcnipotentiary Immediately re-
turned to Ccnstantinople bearing the Treaty
signed by Gen. Dehitsch, under powers YES
ted IN him by the Emperor, and escorted by
1000 Cossacks. The Sultan Instantly rcleas-
ed all the Russian prisoners Of war, who are
now on their march homeward.
"a conspiracy had been detected at Con-
stantinople against the life and power Of the
Sultan, and five hundred Of the old Janissa-
ries lost their lives.
"Our correspondent transmits The whole Of
thus intelligence aspossitive ndundoubtcd.
Bait Gas.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29
Review of the Bait. Market

.4'id Prices Current, for The ,ceek, ending FRI
dag evening, Oct 23.--I romthe .4,nerioan.
Hsward sfreef -Four ~ The inspection return
inserted below shega gradual and material in
crease in The receipts Of Howard street Flour
The qras'ity now coming in being beyond the
amo mt required for consumption, and no de.
msnd for foreign shiPmen, at present existing
decline IN prices has consequently been sub
mited 10. on Monday sales from sf8res were
made q, S. 50 per barrel cash or Interest, added;
and on tuesday at S. S75 IS so. On Ned
nesday tha article was rsihe, du'i--saes were
msde at IS so, aud in one or two instances at
fraction less On Thursday and to day the
stare price has bees steady at IS 37s per bi.
sales are making in moderate quan,ites Mt this
rate, and from all the information before us we
thinkt may be regarded as the fsir store quo
ts,ion. Tn wagan price opened on Monday at
IS 37l-2 a s. so, and closed at IS IS. Prom
Tuesdsy until o day inclusive the wagon rate
has been at IS IS per barrel, and aithough
within the last day or two load may have
been occasionally received for less, the price
just named must be considered as the general
prevailing wagon rate.
Corn .Msai.--Sales Of bbls. have been made
al So so.
The inspections of the week comprise II, 373
56s. All hsf b5is. besides 100 .rrels Rye
Flour.
GkAiN.- w hcGf We nave TO note de.
cline in Wheat since last report. Although the
supplies st market have been farfrcm sbunsiant,
the declining and uncertas state oftbe Fleur
| market, has render he miers indifferent about
purchss ng, and some have refused altoge her
90 buy within the last day or two. On Thurs.
day the sales o. parcels, OF good to prime red
Maryland ranged from 80 100 cents per busheI,
as in quality, (and one parcel OF extra, nachin.
ed. brought l03 cents);-but s.day the range
ofthe market for good to prime cannot be quot.
| ed higher than from 90 to about 90 cents, and
duh. -For prime parcels OF Virginia red we
! quote to. day at 90 SO cts. White Wheat is
| quoted at 81 a Si06.
Conc On Thursday and TO day sales Of old
Corn have been made at AGA so cents, and one
| parcel of extra prime yellow at So cents.-The
fair auststion to-day for old is about % so cts.
Is in quality. Sales Of new Corn have beer
made This week at 81 90 cts. per bushel, and
we quote accordingly.
| Uhesf.-Saies save been made this week s'
4s 50 cents per bush. but chiefly at the last
named rate.
Oas To day sales have been made at 81
cents per bnshel, which appears 20 be the gen
erslly prevailing price.
Whiskey.-T transactions in this srticIe have
| been quite limited this week, and some holder
have submitted tos decline We have hears
of sales of copper distilled barrels ct IS cents
Perhaps the facts Of the arrival of parcel o
between 100 200 bids from the Susquehanna
(too late to be included in this weeks inspec
.ons) has aided in depressing the market. Th'
inspections OF the week comprise ii hhds. AMI
6l2 brls.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29

.sfs@ts H1tsa J,
o. o1sersor L.iacOln. tai, Sgate 4, ,v,.,,,,,,,
sroFerilor. The President Of the Sena,s h..
Oeen appointed a Postmaster, and IS cons,..
quenuy disqualified from holding am o,6se
under The State, and the Speaker Of The
House OF Representatives has recently been
chosen member of CoDgress-Pro. ID .adp
JAMES w. BRxEDLovB has been
recognized, by the President of the II
States. as Vice Consul OF the Unite A
States for the Port at New Orleans. il
the Slate Of Lonisiana.
Letters have been received in this
Guy, from our esteemed fellow citizen.
Mr. RUSH. of as late date as sep,em
Der 8. al which time he wa, in gooa
health, bot had no. fixed the time for
his return TO this country, not having
terminated the business upon which
DE went abroad. He was still in Lon
don - '
Accounts from Lisbon, to the 9Th
uls are received at Boston, by the ship
Only Son; the Portuguese frigate ANA
son arrived on the 9th; four corvettes
and smaller vessels on the 7th. and /.
"a andcorvette vera going in on the
S'h--be'ng part OF the squadron which
bad attacked ferceira. A comple, e
defeat and heavy loss were acknow
lodged
Usefw .aie,noranda.-London is distant from
Edinburg 595 miles s.; from Dublin s3s S.
T.; Amsterdam 1910 w; Paris 225 Nm w:
Copenhagen Clio S. w; Vienna sac n. w.
Madrid $50 n. F.. b. E.; Rome 900 n. N. w:
Constantinople 1860 N. n w: Moscow 1890
r. ;. T.. Stockholm $50 S. w; Petersburg
". E. ~ -
Boston IS distant from New Y ork aa9; Phil
adeiphla s2l, Baltimore AL; Washington
4l6i; Charleston ). c. 1908; Savannah IIeI:
New Orleans 1924; st Louis. Missouri. I44a:
Passport s95; Montreal 500: Quebec $40,
Halifax, n. S. STANDARDIZATION,
a ma r. al. -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29
A DMINISTRAroR,s SALE yun !.

"A pniNiof sAlOhS SALEs--Whl he
IN sold at pnhhc auction, on Saturday the
Ith Of November next, the personal propersv
OF the late Moses Il. Hunter, consisting ~
an excellent Mahogany Sidoboarsl, a flair
Sofa, Tables. Chairs, Capeting. Mating.
set Of Tea.China large Clothes Press. 4
new Saddle, Beds and Bedding, good grind
stone; together with several other articles OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture. not abova.
mentioned. Also number Of Law and M;s-.
cellaneous books embracing fuckers Black
stone. Starkcc on Evidence date edition,
Washington, Csll, lIenning & Munford. aud
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Foublanquc's Equity, with
others equally valuable. Sale 10 take place
at the late residence of the deed. in Martins
burg, and to commence precisely at ono o..
clock, 2. NJ
Terms Of sale win be, for all purchases,
above five dollars six months credit. with
bond and security, under that sum cash.
ANDREW HUNTER, Admir-.
October %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29

HBUBi.lC SALE,--Will be soli. hy pnLI,e,
y vendue, at the late residence OF Dari1
.aituer, one mile from Martinsburg, on
1harsday The Ioth II ..svsn,bey mar.
all the personal property belonging to said
deed consisting Of first rate Work Horses.
Brood Mares and Colts, Mich Cows aid
Young Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; Farming,
Utensils of all kinds, such as ploughs, H.r-
rows, Wheat Fan, Cutting Box, Wagons.
Horse Gears, &c. Household and Kitchen
Furniture of various kinds, among which are
good Feather Beds, Headstcads and Bedding.
Chairs, Tables, Bureau. Desk, Corner Cur
board, Eight-day Clock and Case; COPPER
Kettles, Iron ditto, Pots, Ovens; three ten-
plate Stoves and pipe; spinning Wheels.
Check Reel; quantity Of Hemp and Flax:
an elegant Baronch; a two-horse Sleigh.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN and OATS by the
bushel; Timothy HAY by the ton, together
with large number of articles not necessary
to partlcularise. Nine months credit will 10
allowed the purchaser on all sums over Eve
dollars, except FOR the Wheat, which win be-
sold for eash) upon giving bond with aprro-
we'd security; under five dollars, cash. The
sale will commence early in the day, and corr
unue from day to day, until all is sold
SAMUEL MILLER, .1dn'r.
MARY MILLER, .admvr.
October 90
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29
DIED,

In Easton Md on Saturday the Goth ult.
after painful illness, Mr., JAMES WHEELER
Corr, principal of the female academy in that
place, and recently of this place.
On saturday night last, at the residence of
ms father, near Lee-town, Mr.. Thomas DA-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29

WILL offer for sale before the Court
u House door in Martinsburg, on the LIST day
Of November Court, a parcel Of MILL
IRONS, consisting Of Spindlcs. Bands. Gad-
geons, &c. Also a pair Of Mill Scales & set
of Weights. Six months credit win be given
the purchaser upon bond and security
SMITH MILLER.
October 80
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29

which they are able to sell cheaper than they
have ever sold them heretofore, and respect
fully invite their friends and the public gene
rally whowish to purchase CffI.fP GOODS
to call at their Store, corner OF Queen and
Burke streets, and they viii find GREAT
BARGAINS.
JAS: s. WIN: N: RIDDLE.
Martinsburg, Oct. 90.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29

ar The Editor OF the Gazette being much 10
want of money, requests ell those indebted 10
him TO make immediate payment. II isindespen.
sAbly necessary that this aotise be attended ~
Septsnher II.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29
SPLENDID LOTTERIES
~e~
$4,000 DOLLARS.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class No 10
To he drawn in the city Of Washington,
on Thursday the i2h November, 1889
60 NumBER LoTrxRY-9 pRAws sAILors.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29

GAO prizes. amounting to $50. o.
Only $4,000 Tickets in the Schcme~-lNot
One Blank to Prize.-the whole payabl. IN
CASH, which as usual at CoHrr's Orrfrr-
can be had the moment they are drawn
Whole Tickets, s4.O0 Quarters, 500
Hatres. 200 Eighths, 50 cts.
...ORDERS either by mad post paiSD or
private conveyance, enclosing the Cash or
prizes, win meet the same prompt and puActa--
al attention as if on personal application.
J.L COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS, Bak.
e. The Register, contaiaing the otEciag
List, ,eiA be forwarded immediately after the
dra,cissg, to those scbo may request It.
Baltimore, October ~, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29
STOVES

TEyHE subscribers have just received from
B Mcpherson s. Brien's, a supply of Stoves,
which they offer for sale very cheap.
WILSON g. ANDERSON.
October 30
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29
MARRIED,

On Sunday last by the Rev. Mr.. Young
Mr. JESSE WRIGHT, to Mrs. ELIzABrrH
RousH, all of this county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29

A new paper for the Methodist Church has
been commenced in Boston, by Rev. .aaron
Ltt'aatis 1t is called the New England Herald
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29
The Next State Lottery.

COHEN,S oFFICE-BALrrxoar
Oct ID, 1929 &
~ We present herewith, Class No. 7. for
1879, Of the
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY.
Arranged on the ODD and EVEN SYS-
TEN, the drawing of which will take placo
in the City of Baltimore on
Wsdnssdny. tbs a5h .Novsm5er.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29

Fdyette, Indiana, Oct. 16.-Iugh Monroe,
Who was arraigned for the murder of Russell,
on the 24th of April last, was tried this week
before the Rush County Court, and we have
Understood that the virdict of the Jury is, that
he shall be confined at hard labor in the
States prison for sixteen yeals
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29

Large Potatoe--We were presented bv
Mai. Charles Orrick, with Potatoe, raised
On his farm in this county, the present wear.
which weighed 3slbs. Its now in our Office
we have observed for several years past. that
Mai. Orrick raises the finest Potatoes that
come to our market; he is very particular IN
.glecting the best of seed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29

Mr. C. Dingee, of this borough, has RAISED
nom one seed potatoe, on hundred and fifty
two potatoes, of merchantabie size. measur
ing near half bushel, and weighing 3
pounds. Also, radish measuring 50 niche
round, and weighing Is lbs. OF. The see,
was obtained from Mr.. Abel, in the Necl
near Observation-Disclosures .adr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
SEEING GOODS.

"a AVID & ROBERT KYLE, take pleasure
- IN announcing the first arrival Of their
spring Goods. 10 which being chiefly in the
ancy line-they respectfully invite the aiien.
iioo Of tie Lad.s-smong tue articles received
are
Super biz. allan Lasirings
iYch blue. blue black pink, olive, & straw col.
oreG Gro de Maps
A few pleess of splendid white watered Gro dc
Maps
Black .nd fancy colosed, striped aud figured
Silks
Black, white. blue. pink and Sir ,w colored Flo
ientes
Black 5atins aud Modes
White, pink, blue, cinnamon and straw colorod
Ssiins
Black Senehsws aud Satin Leyanriues
few pieres Bstliesse, very handsome
Gro de Nap aud Satin Bonnet Ribbons
JET black and second mourning do
Rich d. coupe 90 new stvle
White. pink, blue. and straw cold, ygatercd boli
Ribbons
Rch Decou, p and Gro lie Nap DIRE, shaw's
Cneoes. new style rIch and indeI'ie colors
A few pieces ssIss Gine hanIs, beautiful
Super black Maxim and Canton Grapes
Cambi les. in kouet and Swiss MusIus
Pulling aud Bob,neu Footing
Handsome assortment Cap Ribbons
Black barge aud Gro de Nap dress Shawli
Linen Cambric Handkerchief, wh'Ie q colorcd
borders
Italian Grapes aud Grape Iie.ses. every shade
Ladies blk. and white prun,Ia Sloss
Long Lnwns and Grass thmhfics
Black aud white silk Hosiery &c.
The above articles, II is believed, with respect
10 quality and style. are not to be surpassed
and Ii Icps Qnlie InnheInie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
LAND FOE SALT.

virtue ~ y deed Of trust. bearing date tie
u 18th II November, 1922, aud duly recorded
~ the clerks othce OF the county court OF Am
hersi, on the Sth "f January, 1923, whereby Jas.
=. Pcndieion, Of the add onuatJ, conveyed TO
tie undersigned. IN trust, lor the purposes
therein mentioned, one certain tfsei or PARCEL
ot land, containing 733 acres, Ice The sam.
mote or less, ying and being IN the eooniy Of
Amherst, On bufiaine river on both sides oil the
road from New Glasgow 10 Lynchburg, md
adjoining the lands ofpavh :. Garland. being
the same lands winch Thomas tldl idge pureha-
sed 81 John Camn and John Warwick, q which
Wa conveyed by ssid Thomas Aldrder l. "a
ilnfine his wife, To The said James : Pendle-
Ton, by deed bearing date the 29ih day OF A.
prii 1878, we shall, on Monday lie 18th day Of
Of June ocxi. before the front door of the Ea-
gle Hotel IN the city Of Richmond. proceed 10
sell, 10 the highest bidder at p1blle auction,
for cash, all that part Of said tract oil land which
lies east of the said road with n small part west
ufthe SAID road TO include the barn, Containing
ngreeably "a recent survey, 1913 acres for the
purposes OF said trust On that porlion of said
iraei, which will be sold rs aforesaid there
is 40 story brick dwelling tous., aih other
necessary out houses, The situation is healthy
water good, noIghborhood agreeable, i'm
pioseinenls 10 good condition; and plantations
under good system ofcuture The title Is
believed 10 be 'ndispulRbe but acting rs rus.
ices We shall sell aud convey only the title yes-
ted ~ as. = N. NICHOLAS, Trus.
WIN. NEKERvIS, ! ices.
ApTIl 10. idk6q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
aiail %
LA.D FOR SALE.

WHEELING TO remove 10 the west, fer
w al private sale. tho tract II land on
which ! liv.. Ihis tfaoi cont aims go acres.
and lies 3 IL miles west Of Lynchhnlg. A.
bout 100 acres ARE cleared, md under good
f'nces. the most OF ii comparatively fresh
The balance IS heavily iimbered and contains
large proportion of land of the first quality
Ivy creek which runs through The nnd presents
fine site for the application ol water power
and the stream is unfaiing. No irafi oflnnJ
50 near L,ncbbufg possesses more real advan-
'ages Possession viii be given Mt the end of
the year, when tue frsl payment would be
expected The other payments would he en-
tended to su the purchaser. + SPECIE
Anril ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
Jan 8
Hart & Davis, late of Petersburg,

RESPECTFULLY inform their friends b.
u q, the public in general. that they have 10
Gated themsslves.ih thia place, inthe Store for.
merry ooeupledsby Messs Holmes and Brew.
sier, aud opposite hevirgtrian Office, where
The, vii constantly keep on hand n general
assortment, 81 Staple Dry Goods, ready made
Clothing. Hats, Shoes, and Cutlery
Alesas II. nod ID. particularly solicit the
attention nf taer country friends, az they are
determined y sell every article in the above
line, al The lowest prizes fGr cash.
great variety of small Goods IN suit coun.
ify merchhas, will he offered low for rash.
April b. ts1l