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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
CONVENTION ELECTIONS.

~ Frederick like every other county from which
we have heard, did not poll half her strength for
members of Convention. phe consequence OF the
neglect, says the Winchester Virginan, is TO place
the result entirely in the power of Jefferson (red-
erlck and jefferson constitute District) 1t is sup.
posed that having the issue in her own hands, Jecr-
son will elect two of her own eminent citizens,
Mcssrs Opie and Griggs, who both obtained large
vote in Frederick. 1'he Winchester Republican
Expresses tEc confident belief that Jno r. Cooke
Esq, OF Frederick, distinguished for the zeal and
ability with which be has combatcd for the CouVen-
ton for number Of years. will be the third selec-
ton of Jefferson, and that it is doubtful whether l.
fred II. Powell, Esq Judge Tucker will be the
fourth, though it inclines TO the opinion that Mr.
Powell will be elected.
.hiontgome,y-MaJor General Gordon Cloyd of
of WITH county, $50; James Hogc of Montgomery,
282; Colonel James p. Preston of Montgomery, $50;
Henley Chapman Esq. Attorney at Law, Of Giles
county, 269; Mr. Oglesby of Graysou county, 2O5-
1t is believed Cloyd, Matthews, Chapman and Ogles-
by will be selected.
R2ctinghaps,--Sam1 CofTman Of Shenandoah, 36e;
Jos. II. Samuels of do. 60; VIM Anderson of do SIT;
Chas' u. Lowell Of DO. 60; JOS S. Spenrler of do 6;
Peachy Harrison of Rockingham, 256; Jacob d. Will
Richard p. Fletcher of do. 2O5.--About 400 votes
only, polled--Rocklngham and Shenandoah, compose
the District.
Chesterfield. half past four o'clock and the poll.
not closed.--Iohn w. Jones, 269; B. w Leiob
251; Samuel Taylor, 1885, VIM r. johnson, 16o;
VIM. B. Giles, III; VIM. S. Archer, II; VIM Old
49, Branch T. Archer, II.
oo-PhiP Doddrdge of Brooke 500. Alexander Campbell
Of rookie a9s Samuel sPgg of Ohio $780, Archibald Mclean
Of Ohio 1856, Charles S. Morgan Mononpalia III E. NJ Will
Of Nonopgaa 1872 VIM O. Brown of Preston 26 Israo
Slckim of Tyler q, scattorng4
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Flour has been gradually avasng u price during the las,
fortnight Yesterday sales made the Basin bank OF
canal Hour at Ssh Holders asking So and none we believe
WIN take less than S5sthe demand however is limited City
minis hour IN demand, and cannot be supplied There are
QUO bbls in the city, which is held chiefly by one house.
has been rather declining lately Our daily
OF he pubic Sales is the best criterion Of its price The crop
generally admitted, is short onefouh, aud some think one
ne quaty IS unusually inferior well as Short on
e hoFt SIDE OF James river while the south SIDE especially
near line and Carolina ITSELF the turned
out unusually well in quantity and quality.
aalcs q Tobacco at AUCTION at Shockoe Warehouse
May IL
rAssEp.-l hid at IS 80; at 10 rs; at rs; at Co.
az ., al 75 2at4 80; at 50 at IS; at 20; al
30; : at SO; at4 60; 1 at 6. "
OLD-l hid at 81 so; at So
hEFusEp-2 hhds at 81 DO; 90; at GO; al 70
al SV ats go at 3 SO; at So 4; a, So
.H"n'oeT Of Boats and amount Of Produce passed do,ua
through the Lotoer Locks
MAY 942 hhds tobacco, flour ton of bar iron
% sques OF slate sives cords of wood lbs misce
aneous articles Ia boats Il coal boats 477l bushels
e'a iuoo los castings 5000 lbs OF bar iron
Gage kes ra 900 lbs miscellaneous articles $500 fee,
plank, cords of wood, 81 boats coal boats 1907 bushels
COAL o' 80 NN-'
=, ) Bqnk Stock at .Nee York, May 6, 1921 q 1923;
| GTeha"ge on London. lO95 40.
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TIRGLNTq ELECTIONS.

.9ionongaiiu.-For Congress: Doddridre $50, John
son $50. House of Delegates: Watts $50, Billings
ley 466, Wilson d49-- Pindall SO.
Hanipshire--No opposition to Armstrong for Con-
376--Parsons 235.
New Members
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BALDWIN. IVES & 60.

HAVE received by the Virginia and Favorte,
u IL from Philadelphia, and Tontivy, from New
York,
Jet and blue black Italian lustrings
Super blue black, gros dc Naples
Black satin levannes, and sarsnets
Rich gauze, and Leondas hdkfs
Fig, book, and Swiss muslns
Swiss points and capes
S5addlers' sewing silks
Worsted braids, all colors
White and yellow marking canvass
Super black lastings. and crcassiaus
White and coored Marseiles
Extra blue and black cloths
few peices beautiful oiuc do
Super drab, bues black, mixed, and snuff cassi-
mcres
Rich artificial flowers
Ginghams, a splendid assortment
Ribbon and bonnet wire
Gauze, cap and bonnet ribbons
New style suspenders
Colcred battistes q large supply
Gimp laccs, tattings and pearIngs
ALSO,
3 bales British osnabUrgs
3 do bleachsd dowlas and tickleRburgs
cases super Irish linens, cheap
do assorted prints, sc. &c.
Al of which we offer for sale, accommodating
terms ma 11-i8t.
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OF Passengers going to New York by the
Sclr Richusnd Packet are informed that tho
which will leave Rockets Friday morning at half past
o'clock, will overtakc the above Schooner, at City Point
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NEw YorE, NAV 6.
- EUESDAY. MORNING, MAY I2. 1929.

I,~.o-.,: 81, -, Nav YoHE, May 8.
aer sentence Of death for murder taken from the civ Ti
on yesterday morning. about O'Clock, and were ovc -
close carriages TO the penens, Bellevue escor,c3 nv
:acsop OF noTse The prisoners conveyed from the pen
itcntay TO Blackwers Island board Steamboat, and a
few minutes after II O'Clock bey suffered the pena1aS &
ou'es upon gaos erected the east end ofhe island
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sGAboIssale asrtrsa gmrrent.
Richmond, Jtiay ii, 1929

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
gpod TO fine, lOOtb. So a l2i
middling, 4 80 al
common, a a 5
refused, 3 So a 5
mdnufdcti,red-
LIST quail cayehdish, Id. So a &c
small twiss, no. /, II ala
no. Gan
Ho,l'', city mills, 6 80
canal, 81
tVheat, none
Corn, bush. As
Coal, best for shipping, il a u
inferior, IA u 10
CotEon, 8 i 9
&IsARfous oruEa ARTICLES.
.1lUm, lib. 6
birthstone, roll, Id. 3 as!
Beesioar, best, - a25
B,itter, l8 a 20
Beet, mess, Dbl. 10 so a II
Bacon, new, TAI so
Cheese, 10 a l24
Candies, rallow, mould, fe! a j.
sperm. 81 a %
CNGie, w. 7. green, Is all
Java,whi,e, IG u II
ordinary qualities, l1Jal2
Chocolate, no. /, 10 a 10
CopPeras, ID. 3 a 81
FISH, herrings, no. !, new, /
shad, no. l, 7 a 7 20
mackerel, no. l, scarce, 6 so
do. no. 2, E % a 5 so
do. no. ;, d % a q SO
Frat, raisinS bunch, box, 3 IL
muscatel, 3 so
Feathers, live geese, good. 3oa32
Glass, wmdow, sxi0, so fec,,
2 IS 10xl2, do. 8.
Gnnpo'Oaer, Dupont's, 5 80
Hemp, American, ton, $50 a 1Ai
Hides, Spin, sun-dried, la I9
saited, i2aI6
Indigo, Sp'h fioiant, Ib.I 755as %
IRON, Swedcs, ton, lbs
English, s5 a go
American, IS a so
Lard, new, Ga 81
Lime, 20
Leather, sole, Is a -
upper l 70 d 2 rs
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
merchantable, II a 10
Mahogany, St. Dom. #. IS a 30
Bay, 10 a II
,1loiusses, gal. n. o. % a 80
w. India, generally, % Il 80
Meat, bushcl, 50
Wdits, Cit, ID. Z
Oil, linSced, gal. 20 a 20
tanners, Dbl. all
sperm. winter prsd. gal. so
do. summer do. 6j a 20
Oats, bush. % 4 90
PiniSfer Of Paris, ton, 50
PORT, prime, bbl. IL a 1850
mess, II a ID so
Rice, Carolina, new 80 81
SugaS, loaf l8a20, lump 15a17I
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 7a9
ST. CIoix, do. 10a liz |
muscovadoes, 8 aIO
Sail, sack, Liv. filed, 9 4Oa2 sol
ground alum, 2l-2 a q
SOttPetre, ID. 10 a12
SPIRITS
brandy, cognac, gal. / 10aI sol
apple brandy, IS n 81
peach do. 90 a 100
rim, St. Croix g. Ant. so a COL
do. Nes' England, 80 a 81
gun, Holland, so n 105
do. American, 80 a 81
wliiskey, u a 81
Steel, German, III. II a IL
Eng. blisicred, 9 az |
Amer. do. 6
Shot, cwt. 6
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MARINE NEWS.
Port OF RICHMOND.

Davis, Petersburg. '
Cleared schrs Eleanor, Moss, Rchmond Hmm, Denkc
Norfolk VIM. Penn, Anderson do.
NEW YORK, May 8.--Arrivcd srlrs Planter. Baldwin
days from Richmond; New York, Price, from do pcdier
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

Decentralization in our Town paper yesterday,
by mistake of the cmpotor put for RocF6rg report
of tic Convention election in that county
We have suppose that the Convention vote reporici
as that of Iiddicsex in fact the Glovcs1sr We
copied TIC statement from the Political Arcna-wbich by INC
bye, seldom either in facts or reasoning.
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NfnLASSES.-20hh ds. West India will be landed This
AVA morning. and offered for sale the Dock at 10 o'clock
may Pts by d. TINiRERI kKE"'
Boxes Loaf Sugar assorted for sale at prices v
- may Its ID. TlMBERLAKE :
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EIRGINiA:-Ata sopesior Cuuri al Chanrrry holdeu
atthe Capitol in the city of Richmond Sa,urday y,
March 2lst, 1929: Elizabeth Richa rdson. pit. against
Abel p. Upshur adm'or, &c. Of Thomas Wilson, decd
Roet Gamble, John G. amhle, Charles Ellis and JOIN,
Allan, Merchants and Partners dang business under the
hrm oi Ellis Alau Thomas Guy, liam Price, Da wild
Bullock Daniel, William and Cobin Warwick, William
ID en-, Sergeant OF the city uf Richmond, and aaor
Chrsinpher Tompkns, William Nc Kim Edward
Cahl, jain Bryce, John Robinson, Anderson Barrett
Frederick Harris, Edward Gunninan Richard
Richard Booker, Thomas Taylor, WIN. Hay jr, Jaquein
81 HaTve, william Dabney, it,, Edward Hallam, John
"deknsm' James Cufre, Benjamin James Harris. diff.
Tins CAUSE III which the plaintiff appears have pro-
eeeed ~ the mode prescribed by law, asans the deeu-
dants Rober, Gamble, Richard Booker james Currie
Vno are out OF TINS country, and III which bill
been taken for confessed all the other
except Abel +. Cpshur John Robinson, Frederick Harris
ard John g. Gamble, this day 10 he heard on the
Dill the answer OF the said lastu defendants
PLAZA thereto, md exhibits, rgeed by COUNSEL
On where the doth order that the deeu
danis, render before commissioner Of the
showing the several sums by them respectively iu
rpon their respective shares Of the Wesha Turnpike
and the balances respectively due from eacb and
that the nd commissioner do also wing
the proportions, in which the defendants justly
chsrgeable with the debt due the that the said
Commissioner do so state account Of the administrations
of the defendants UpInr and WTen their respective
intesans estates, which the said Commissioner
directed examine and report the Court, with any
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which be required by the parties to be slated
Copy. Tesie, HaI. G. PENDLEToN, Z. c.
COmnissioner's Office, Richmond, ah May 1929.
The parties Testedin the execution of the above order
are hereby nnt6ed thai ha appointed Wednesday the
2Sth day OF July next, to the hIs Office;
which time they hereby required attend hearing
of the matters in reference, by virtue of the said order,
before duly prepared with all documents
proofs TO enable prefotm the order.
THOMAS GREEN, Commissioner.
Nav I2-IOtC
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CONTINENTAL Keror6 .

DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADyIcEs.
From London, Arr;
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BY OTIS, DUNLOP &3CO.

ia " LID, DON1IOf
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the l2th instant, ut 10 O'Clock
will be sold at our auction store,
20 Hhds St Croix and N. Orleans sugar
30 bags green coffee
100 boxes soap
SD do candles
40 On. casks Malaga wine
hhds Antigua rum
Z pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
~ chests imperial and gunpowder tea
casks Cape Madeira wine in hotties
10 tierces fresh rice
5 bags pepper
5 boxes Durham mustard
8 kegs Spanish indigo
-, 10 boxes blueng, &c. &c
Terms at sale. O. d. g. Co. Aucts,
7--".,. ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added to the above sale
10 Bills maekerel
90 boxes sperm candles
10 casks bottled porter
6 do cheese
100 boxes soap
20 do chocolate
casks port wine
do Madeira do in bottles
hhds Northern rum
Raisfhs, beer ginger, &c.
And expect in time for the sale
81 hhds molasses.
may IL o. d. & Co. Aucts
SHOES
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant at 10 o,cIock .
VIII be sold at auction store 100 Shoes
suited to the season.
may IL O. n &, Co Arc.s
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Suction &alFa-
THIS DAY,
Valuable Real Estate.

an TUESDAY next the 10th inst ut IL o'clock
~ we shall sell at auction, the following valuable
real estate, viz-That desirable Lot, corner of II g.
9Th street, containing 43 feet front on III street and
running back LA feet 9Th street On this lot
are two frame buildings.
This is perhaps, of the most valuable building
lots IN the city.
Also, on the same duy, House and Lot in Du-
vars addition, forming part of what is known us
Jackson's square.
The above property will be sold without reserve for
cash. c. r. 81 j. uALIAM.
" Sale to be conducted by DAyENpoar, ALLEN
e. Co. Aucts. st NAV 7
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
DRY GOODS

On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock
at our auction rooms, quantity of DRY GOODS,
and other articles; among which are
20 Bales 34 brown shirtinrs
o do IA sheetngs
/ case India rubber shoes
so gross gilt buttons
500 pieces paper hangings
Boxes plated hooks and eyes
Flosentine, buttons, &c.
may o d. A. &. Go. A,c,s
VESSEL AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY next, the 10th instant a. 1a
@ ciock' we shall sell at auction, the Hull of the
Mayo's Bridge and Rockets
Sale will take place at the Dock, directly oppo-
site where the Schooner lays.
u Terms cash. BY order of the owners
may IL D. A. 81 Co. Ancfs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

u. S Bank Stock at Mem yo,k MN g. ,ool :, 1908
Exchange London, 1904 q ITO >'
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.Hofe Good Luck at my Office.
Numbers 8, 81, 40, capital prize of 5000, spl,
to gentleman in Williamsburg. besides many prize.
OF $40, 80, &c. SC. to citizens of Richmond. Tho
owners are requested to call and receive the CASH OIL
renew in the splendid lottery, TO be drawn in New
York, TO. Morrow, Tuesday l2th, in which there is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21

p WILL sell from 300to 500 acres of unclear
y ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters of mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. It's well adapt
ed 10 the culture Of Tobacco and the different
kind oil grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood is we'll watered. and lies better than any
tract of il, size ia this part ofthe country. 1t lie
so situated as TO be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains OF high water The terms
and three years, upon a small payment in hand.
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and hal
south ofNew London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. s29
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TRUST SALE.

virtue OF a deed OF trust executed 10 the
- subscribers by Samuel Wright. aud duly
recorded in the Clerks Office OF the county
court Of Prince Edward, for purposes there
IN expressed, we or one Of US, will, on Wednes-
day the third day OF June neat, upon The pfeni-
fes. proceed TO sell. TO the highest bidder. for
cash. The tract Of land in said deed mentioned,
being The same upon which said Wright now
resides lying in the county of Prince Edward,
near Clover Hin Tavern Also two slaves,
George man, and Caty woman with the ia
crease of the female. il any since the date Of
the deed, nr so much thereof as will be sufIi-
Gent 10 answer The purposes of the conveyance.
The tile is believed 10 be good. but we shall
convey that vested in us by the deed aforesaid
THOMAS TRENT, ! Trus.
THOMAS o. PATTESoN, tees
May 4. tds75
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r irish 10 sell my BlGaioe traa of Land, co..,
= tanning about 1900 acres, 800 Of letich are
cieared. n most Of The cleared fa1id IS creek
tow grounds, apart Of 'eidch Ia highly improred,
and kept for tobacco lots. The rood land IS Of
good quality, rel stocked nth pine timber d
best qualify. Also that part If he OAer tract,
lying on NE south side Of Otter Rirtr. supposed
10 contain about 1900 acres about 300 clemcd,
200 IF uhich are iou ground Of superior quail
~. The greater part of The rood land is tobacco
and of The first quality. Either Of the ADORE
fncts WiH be dir,ded TO suit purchasers.
Any person wihing 10 purchase, can apply 10
rs Luiale, near Ncio London.
WILLIAM IRVINE.
i'm I iS40
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St SDA REWARD .--Rangwsy from my
- ~V plantation. in Botetourt county. on
th, 18th day of last month, n mulato man
named MAI. lie is about 81 years old, five
feet nine OF ten inches high, stout aud well
made, of n pleasing counienance. and very
likely. He took of with him a variety Of
clothing among which were black fur hat,
blue broad cloth coat. and pair Of grey cnsl
net pantaloons. have but little doubt that
he will attempt to pass himself MS free man,
and think 1t highly probable that he has chang
ed his name and is in possession off free pnss
he has been lately seen in Lynchburg. and
is either lurking about that place or is upon
the river rs Il bUatman. Tie above reward
will be paid 10 Sny person who will deliver
said slave to S Garland in Lynchburg. or to
the subscriber two miles north of Bedford
Court House.
JNO. ~ ANDERSON.
Apri2 too
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rat Sale Of valuable I0ac7, Prorc,,,,
Rf virtue Of a detd of trust, e,ec,t,t5
~ me by John Bullock surviving na,,a'.
oil the late firm Of Gait & Bullock, and Tho "s
ecn,ors OF William Gait deceased, hearius d.,
on the 3ist day Of March, 1925, L OF rero,1I!
the Hustine S Court of Lynchburg shall on ~
2sth DAY OF May, 1929, on the premises esnose
to sale by way Of public auction Thar truly vi
liable tenement situated on NUN street IN a.
| town of Lynchburg, formerly occupied ,.
| store house by the late firms of Gait BulloeL "
Co. and Gait az Bullock, and at present IN ~.
| occupancy Of Mckee Robinson IL Co. Th:.
property IS NJ present under a lease to Ncg.
K Meem, which will expire ON the 18Th da, "
October, 1881, and will be sold subject 10 SRI,
lease but the purchaser will be entitled 10 nf
| rent from and after the 18th day of April Isoo
Terms OF snle-A credit OF one two and ,bro,
years, equal instalmenis) will be given ,Lo
purchaser, or purchasers giving bonds " i'm an.
proved personal security, and deed oftrns.
On the property ITSELF to secure the paymen, A.
tie purchase money.
And IN pursuance oft same deed Of ,r,,.
| ! will, On the said 23th day OF NAV, 1929, n"
the premises, expose 10 sale, by way of pubI;r
auction, the tenement with lis aupurtpna,co,
slfuatedbn water street, in the town of lvpct
burg, Immediately in the rear ofthe tenemer,
herein before first described, and now in rbs
occupancy of Edwin c. Landlord, TO whom !,
Las been leased until the lst day Of Octnhsr
next. The sale of this las, mentioned TEN,
hen' VIII be made subject TO said lease, bi,, m.
purchaser will be entitled to the rent from ana
alter the lSi day Of April, 1879 Terms of sa,,
ciedh OF one and Two years (equal insisr
inents) Will be given, the purchaser, or purchs
sers giving bonds with approsed personal e.
curIty and AZ cd Of
TO secure the payment OF The purchase ,nener
Acting as trustee will convey to the mn,
chaser o purchasers ofthe aforesaid nronar,.
the title vested in me thereto, and none nh,
CHlSWELL DABNEY, Trus,ee
April % tdv
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sPE-uG GODS

UAAyID N ROBERT KYLE, lake pleasure
in announcing the first arrival Oh Their
Surfing Goods, to which. being chiefly 10 tue
Fancy line-they respectfully invite the atien.
ton Of the Ladies-smong the articles received
are :
Super blk. Italian Lustrings
Rich blue, blue black, pink, olive, & ssra" COL
oreG Gro de Maps
A few pieces Of splendid white watered Iro de
Maps
Black and fancy colored, striped and figured
Silks
Black, white. blue, pink and straw colored Flo
rences
Black Saiins and Modes
White. pink, blue, cinnamon and straw coiored
Saiins
Black Senchews and Satin Levan,ines
A few pieces Batliesse, very handsome
Gro de Nap and Satin Bonnet Ribbons
Jet black and second mourning do
Rich Decoupe do new style
White, pink, blue, and straw col'd, watercd bell
Ribbons
Rich DecouI and Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Cal'coes, new STYLE rich and indeiibe colors
lew pieces SWISS Ginghams, beautiful
super black Nankin and Canton Grapes
Cambrics, Jnchonet and Swiss MuSlms
Pulling and bobineit Footing
Handsome assortment Cap Ribbons
Black barege aud Gro de Nap dress Shawis
Linen Cambria Handkerchief white l. colored
borders
Italian Grapes and Grape Lesses, every shade
Ladies blk aud white Pruneia Shoes
Long Lawns aud Grass Cambrics
Black and white silk Hosiery. &c.
The above articles, it is believed, with respect
to qualify and style. are not to be surpassed
and prices quite moderate.
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Five dollars Reward.

II OSI on Tuesday the l4th instant. between
u A Goose Creek and Franklin Courthouse
"A white leather POCKET BOOK, containing
two counterfeit bank notes of twenty dollars
each, bond on George Morton, of Orange
county Va. for fifteen hundred dollars. due in
January on February, 1882, and some other
papers Of minor importance. will give the
above reward TO any person who will return
the said bond, and hereby caution the public
against trading for or taking an assignment of
the same. Ntr b. WILLIAMS
Franklin County Va II
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Al rules held In the Clerks Office of the Husngs
Court ofLynchburg, Monday the I'd day of March
ls29 simon Woodbridge, pitt against John Wool
ridge, Reuben Perry, John Schoolheld aud Nathan
Ihurmon, merchants and partners under tho firm Of!
Schoolfeld and Thurmon.
The defendant, John Woolrde, not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO Of A.
semby and the rules ofhs court and IL appearing by
tactory evidence that he is an inhabitant OF this
country motion of the Plaintiff by Council
II is ordered that the SAID defendant 80 az
pear here at June Court next and answer the bl.
oil the plaintiff and that copy of this order be form
with inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town o.
Lvnehburg, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted ~
the front door of the courthouse in the said town,
Acopy-Toste, J. BENAGH, Ca.
March % wamCi.
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slk6iNlA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF tho
Hustings court, for the Corporation of Lynchburg on
Monday the 9th day ofApril, 1929
Ihos' Bryant, pltf. and Edward McCart and Christie
pher Anthony, defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendpt Edward Mccart not having enteTel
ms appearance and given security according TO the o.
oil Assembly and the rules ofthis court and il appcarln
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inahan OF
THIS country 1t is ordered that the SAID defendant %
appear mere on the hrst day oil Aug term and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff and thai copy of this or
der be forthwithinseled Ia some newspaper printed ~
The town ofLynchburg for months sccessiyely an1
posted at the front door of the courthouse in the s
town. A copy--T'es,e I nENAGH.C .
april l6. wan