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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
To The Editors Of HE Virpiuiau.


nave lately seen IN your paper an addrp s.
nom =" A Frerholder" ofthiS district TO Nessis
Robert Campbell. CalohilI Niennis, Sam-
uel Clayton and William Duval He requests
us TO give our op mons on the following uurs-
ions, which shall frankly answer il lleir o
reasonable that The citizens who co4npos. this
district, should know. on this important orca-
son, the sentiments + those they may elect,
respecting several material Amendments to tue
oonstuion of lhe Comm ,hwealih. have
considered the subject and heirve that the
Constitution may BIZ so amended rs TO mite the
I'ch aud poor and save the State "A sum equal
10 eighty thousand dollars annually.
ISL Qnesiioa-Are you in favor OF eqnaIi.ng
"'e Representation in the State Legislature.
0"a oaSlng II M free white population 7"
dhsWer,-t AN But ! avn also of opinion
u'a' the Members Of both Houses shonld he
'Teeholders, which would secure the farmer
rom Oppression
~"a ttleaion.-.r you in favor Of she ex,en
w." '' the rlghsof suffrage aud, il SO, hose
hptoer--i am. And rather than the non
GeVno'ders should b. treated AS they have been
"o"gn they were slaves) and excluded from
n" participation IN voting for deiegnies to re-
'o'ent them in he Legislature of Virginia
""uh agree without hes iatipn, thai they
h. s" vote for Sendt0rs,a'so. kknowing man TO
r; st'eu with ambition, ftom the poores, to the
sh' think it hes, thar the two Houses
S.a oe check upon each other. II the
az NV, attempt 20 opPress the poor the House
ne'esates will check them: il the House
mo Ssltgaies shall attempt 10 Cypress the rich
senate will couGierdct them
i n;s ~u 1Hes'ion.--" Are you IN fayor of reorqa-
h.,s The County Court in all its material RAM
ohm extending it as well to clerks and
A. ohicers as to Magistrates ~
/ Con-. 'Sf'-i consider the present County
hi system highly beneficial to the people
nna oo'h cheap and safe made of dis,riAu
e'"s''ce' and tenembcr 20 have heu,d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

BESIDES 4O's, JOS, 2O's and lO's--com-
prizing Capital oi273, 100 Dollars
The drawing Of the above sIcndid scheme will
he received nj HEWSON'S OFFICE
on this day week tThursday) when those
Who have taken chances Al the Cottage may
look out for the $4,000 The following arc
the numbers drawn Tor the Union Canal Lotto.
ry Glass No, 3, for 1929 viz:
40 IS 81 Sc al "a d6 81 1
April % 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

AT llOH 0Abfo.
Extreme prices Of passed Iobac-
CO. from nj 600 IL %
inferior 10 cpmman, 1 oOto 8 80
Common 10 good 3 OOio q 90
bood 10 hnc, .--- 90 to u %
Refused, 3 % 10 3 On
Inspected the Inst eek / II bhds passed tUbac.
CO 60 bind refused, lotnl 49l
Oar ma ker Tor fn, French tobacco conIin.
~ ,ery auima ed. fsehhds he onging To
Samuel Armstrad, of thls county. were sold
an ursday, from 81 60 gid ~ The Az.
eragr Of tie tx VAS Sl2 u. Several hhds
were sold the same dag aud day bef"re, ovrr
pl3 Although lBe msprrtors were not laI &c
Refused and common tobacco are declining IN
price, ND from the accounts from Richmond.
we expect those qualities VIII Sttll go lower.
We annex copy Of n letter from Richmond
OF the 18th of Apr, and one from London OF
the I'd March.
Richm0nd. dpr,i 1871, 1929.
N0tW Ithstanding our Iuspcc lnns the past
week have been small, prices OF The
common aud middling have continued TO fall
! h" sales on Friday aud tni. day were % to 80
cens lower Than Al the beginning o the week
Refused from 10 10 20 ctnls lower. Good Eng.
ilsh II, scrip 'ions and good hne French are the
only sort. supported.
Our manufacturers buy only 10 keep going
from day 10 day, and Ne ha,r never cen more
indifference with the exception OF the French
dcalers) man lissicd sIuos We b'ye been in the
trade.
London, March Sd 1929.
This morning the Chancellor has given no
lice Il" should abandon TIE discriminating dur,
OF I'd per per ID. upon slT,ps, aud Al pres.
eni cannot say ifoui prices OF I'd 10 I'll can
be maintained. and Is 10 puit.ng up strips this
year, wOul not advise IL unless at low prizes
as ever. We have fully ebfs stock on hand Il
IL you venture to pot up strips, would remark,
you should ship early to arrive before the lOth
Of October, As il is the opinion that aItbo' the
Chancellor has gwen ~, the MEASURE this ses.
sion OF parliament, II may be resumed and
carried the me,t. Naihing doing in tobacco
Flour, by wholesale, ~ 90 TO 80 20
Whskey, wholesale, from 26to 81
Corn, wholesale, pei Dbl. 2 IS 10 Oo
Meal, wholesale, per busbel. 90 .65
Wheat, do. S74
Bacouby the Wagon load, - 6 SOTO 700
Salt is wOith 3 % To 3 %
Hemp, per ID, 8 10 50
Tallow, per III. 3 20 10
Berswak, do. 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
I,ust Sale Of eahable Tomp Proneriu.

I,ua SAFE of valuable Iomn Property.
y 4 virtue ola deed oil trust, executed to
II - me by John Bullock, surviving partner
OF the late firm OF GpIt g. Bullock, and the OK.
ecn,ors oi William Cali deceased, bearing date
on the 81, day of March, 1923. H. OF recor,i ia
the Hust'nS : Court oiLynchbufg.I shall on she
26ih day Of May, 1929, on the premises expose
~ sale ny way vi PUBLIC auction that truly val
liable tenrmeu, situated on main street in the
town OF Lynchburg, formerly occupied as a
store house by The late firms Of Cali. Bullock &
Co. and Cali Il b look, and n, prcsent in n a
occupancy Of NJ kee Robinson d. 20. This
property IS NJ present under u lease 10 Mckee
a. Mrem, which will expire on the 10Th day OF
October, 1881, aud will be sold, subject 10 said
lease but the purchaser will be entitled 10 the
rent from and after the 10Th day Of April. 1929.
Terms Of sale--A credit OF one, two and three
years, lequal talmsnts) will b. given. the
purchaser, or purchasers giving bonds with APP
proved personal securfy, and deed ofirust
on the property itself to secure the payment Of
the purchase money.
And ~ pursuance ofthe same deed OF trust
] will, on She sad 28th day OF NAV, 1899, on
the premises, expose 10 sale, by way Of pubIjc
auction, the tenement with its appurfrnance..
situated on water street, IN the town of Lynclr
burg, Immediately in the rear of,he ten.men,
herein before FIRST dies iibed, and now ia the
occupancy OF Edwin {. Landlord, 10 whom il
has been leased until the LIST day OF October
next. The sale of this last mentioned tene-
ment will be made subject to said lease, bu, the
purchaser will be entitled TO the rent from aud
afler the Isl day Of April, 1929 Terms Of sale,
ciedit OF one and two years equal instaf-
men's) VIII be given, the purchaser, or purcha-
sers giving bonds with approved personal sc.
cur'y and adj I'd Of trust on The property iisrlf
10 secure the payment Of the purchase money
Acting as trustee will convey 20 the pur.
chaser or purchaser Of the aforesaid property
the title vested IN me thereto. and none other.
CHISWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
April % tdn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
ENGLISH GOODS!

HENILEMEN wishing to purchase Cloths
" and asslmefes, will please call al David
& Kober, Kylss'--they have recently received
Il supply IN that line Of thu best English Man.
ufactme, principally blue and black. with few
pieces fancy colrs, which they can oii,r with
confidence 10 the public for fine materials sol
id textures, and beautifully rich shades. they
, annot be Surpassed perhaps have never yet
been equalled,at the prices for " hich those are
now selling
ALSO.
A few doz. Gentlemens' Beaver Hats, of The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
9 - 10 GOODS.

~ q .s1 ~ SS~~Se
HhAyID n RoBEKT KYLE, AXE riea,uie
~ IN announcing The FIRST arrival oi thar
Sp,ing Goods, To which, being chiefly IN the
Fancy hne-ihey respectfully invite the a'ie"
ion Of thu Ladies-nmong the articles received
ARE .
super blk Italian Las,,ings
RlcL blue, blue black, p,nk, olive, n sifaw col.
oreG God N"ps
Nnps
BIeck snd ianc, coor,d, stripsd and figured
Blaek. white, blue, pink nnd s,r.w ooered Flo
FENCES
Black Satns aud Modes
Whit. pint, blue, ciouamon and straw coloted
Satns
Blnck Srnchews and Satin Levanines
A lew pieces Batltesse, teiy handsome
Grn de Nap aud SATIN Bonnet Ribbons
JeI black aud second mourning do
Rich D,coupe do new style
White, pink, blue, and strnw cold, wutered bell
Ribbons
Rch DecouI aud Gro lie Nan dress Shawls
Goes new style, iich and ndrihe colois
A few pieces Sniss Chg hams, bcnuIiiul'
super black Nankim aud Lnnion Grapes
Gamb,i les, Jac konei and Swiss Muslns
Pulling and Boblne'l Footing
Handsome assortment Cap Nibbons
Black barge aud Gro de Nap dress Sha~ls
Linen Canlbrc liandkcrchieis, white u colored
borders
Italian Grapes and Grape L,'ssce, every shsde
Ladies blk. and white P,nnrlia SHOES
Long Lawns mud Grass tnnibrics
Black and white silk Hosiery. &c.
The above articles, II is believed. with ,espeoi
10 ounlity and style are not 10 he surpasstd-
mud prices quite modcrnie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

nR SAML. SoLOMAN'5 Cordial Balm Of
DGilead. For sale few dozen bottles OF
Dr.. Soloman's celebrated Balm Of Gilesd.
Howell DAVIES
Anpil %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

.,,..,,,; ,sure. eut theif interests by opposigs
"a a. upou the powers 81 Jni,cial 'ihcs.
~ ''.,..rs But this assurance mnsi be III direct
,;,;ao 20 the wishes of ihe people general
" s,,, confident il will not satisfy ihem-ne-
2 iii inv be satisfied by the Judges new
r..;';a, of faculties, and hints NJ alarming
,',,heos Of tasaiion." thai he will be disposed
sa.,r,. 20 the lifyrreDt sections al the State
~, eopa, rights in the government, aud extend
~ a., h,n.sl lahorer who tolls for his scaniy
y ''',,,ssl nd birres for his country. right 20
- h;s voice in ihs formation ofthosa' Laws 10
.',ch he must Weld obedience. Such sent
Ut. are surely sufficient Ia determine The
lend. ofreform Throughout, the district, TO
.,,,.o hefore hestowing their snfliases on the
nc of,hem They should MT he darHied
-, ,he ,enn,aIihn and talents of him who has
,.,,e,ed ,be,n. bu, should reflect tina, these pow
,v;li I,e used mi 10 defend, bur ~ dc troy
moi, ;,s, aud holy cause. II you viii consent
~ elrc. delegate who by his influence, viii
I'm. ;eon.,dize your rights and set AT defiance
,ho.e principles for which ypu have so long
s,rnpelrd. 1 confess myself as muth deceived
in your sentiments as you are in your utter
ests.
In submitting this hasty review of Judge ba-
n;el.s letter, have eudeavored toirea, il With
r-,udor and respect, and nave only exercised
thai RIGHT OF fairly commenting on the Opinions
ot public men, which belonssto me as
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
Gold Cream, Honey Water, &c.

yHUSr opening supply OF cold Cream Hon,
~ ey Water. DC, intended to beau,i, the sbin
Hair, &c. HOWEL DAVIES.
April 20.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
PULMONARY BALSAM.

NoR SALE, n few dozen Pulmonary. Bal
Il sam, which stands high in Lung Diseases.
Howell DAVIES.
April %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
REVIEW

re VIEW
OF the Lynchburg Markets.
Corrected Jof The Hrgiuian, by
THOMAS 4 ioLConBs md KIcaARD TyuLE
Commission Merchants
AUCTION SALES.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13

tor .,,ycy,ro pr,ae l,, cas Florida ten hoaud dollars
For the salaries pubic arseve' " Florida seven 'a'
drsd and ts dollar Is balances due officers internal
Jet carried fund on the Thirty oano ne ndred an
fifteen dollar sand eighty cents Receivers of Land Offices where
are d , t on e a Agents. Counsel and District After
4 sd t e dated At tsen pSv tr Of May
hundred and twenty eight msahs e0nAS'"'''
Fnr M Of such MISCELLANEOUS claims against the United state,
Otherwise provided for shall Nc aee5anea ana admitted Nj ~"
'O por alie Of the Mntsrs a
s ssS a s fo o se kg cruz OF &c S
a ana Bs st S o% a. y chs ds
on broad hundred and i've thousand eli hit undfa ana '"
aints y Ne 5ned States, three thousand dollars
eo1'ries ' 'Ttecn dollars.
For te of intercourse win the Daroay ro"ss'
agents claims at London and Paris 'h'ee
o . 'GSsa and sMa as t e the
Tie ninth of Nay thousand eight n9eTtd ama Tt n1 twenty ne
ncds the ,onns eSerscs twenty ,hous
"f Or , naa a p t ' Of The states ohio min
S S Anana n mS a lo mn Of tht HUNDRED and fry
lars liking return Department Of tate Of the number Of non
o'ion Of the ssnael the twenty nth Of april ese" huna'''
na Tia, the If three s9Gsan ID o Sns
o St fG pae S w 1Pa
o n or H., ,s p , x nee he act the
Of April thousand eight hundred and fourteen
further enotJ That addition to the sum OF four
hundred and sixty thousand ninety eight dollars
appropriated Of the sixth Of January eighteen hundred ana
making appropriations for the support %
the first Of the year ehen ana t"en
the tiuue OF
their officers contingent uf
hereby appropriated for The objects
dollars, and the said respective
w. may be applied to obesn any part the cfAeen
hundred the public service shall require any hhe ~
addc to The contrary notwithstanding,
D. That the several sums htrcy apfo
pred paid the Treasury otherwise ap
prcpriu.cd o.,rur.,o,,
Of the House of Repfso entatiyes,
/ C. CALHOUN,
vice President of the United State,
President of the Senate.
APPROVED, I'd March, 1890. - 5000
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13

Offices sonld he disappointed, there another
an armed neutrality, which would not be disap-
pointed and TO that alternative it is possible that
| hegreat neutral States OF Europe may, ere long,
be driven by the ohstinacy of those which have bro
ken the general peace.-L Times, Jan. 1911
FROM MEXICO.-The following items Of intelligence
are extracted IN the New York Journal of Commerce.
"a proclamation of Gen. Perez dated Guadalaara
Dec IL notices of Pedraza's being about 10 an
proach that city, being already in il ncog ni,o ana
pledges himself and h my support the public peace
and the authority of The Federal government, agans, HIM
and all others
One of the papers thus speaks of the result of Gle hs.
Presidential contest in the United States. "The warrior
Get JAG kson has been elected President Of the
United States lie the chief Of the popular patty in those
States. We re joce this eecton because il will be
very conducive to friendly relations, between govern.
ment and that ct Gen. jackson Similarity of opnions is
always very conductive TO Tree intercourse between two
neghbourmg States "
The Mercantile Advertiser contains the following eE-
tract of letter from 'ianp'co dated, Feb sth:
Tie political situation of this country IS beconjn,-
very quiet, and am under The impression remain so
My last letter fom Mexico, that trade IS be.
coming brsk-and very good sales have been made"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13
Office Of The Secretary Of Sue,
Dover, 4lh March, 1899.


Dover, 9TH
a list showing the names and amour
tallers OF foreign goods, wares aud mer,
State OF Delaware, who have, conforr
sions Of the Acts Of Assembly in such
and pad for licenses to sell by retail, Il
and mercandize ;--prepared LON the
this office, by the Clerks of the Peace
spectlyely, TO witt
IN NEWCASTLE COU
From March 26, 1923, to Feb
Names Of Retailers.
4 oge X. Emons
2 James Morrison
3 'Robt. B. Pennington & Son
= MillerDunot
5 John Gamble
E George b. Meter
z Allan Thompson
8 John S,apler
9 Saral, McCallmont
10 James Chambers
IL Lockwood & Gerritson
II Jacob Pusey
Is John lsutt
IA Adam Dehl, jr.
Is Iames Cuibeit
10 Andrew Mrtston
II William stewart
Ii Matthew Smith
~ William Nj Caulley
30 Carr & fiAnnery
u Peter Williams
% Franklin Belts
% ID :; &. Bush
% V. & J. +. Gllpin
IS James Delaplain
20 Peter Johnston
81 Adam Barr
SO William NJ. Armstrong g. Co.
% Amos Chandler
80 John Frazer
81 Samue! McCaulley
- William Silver
80 Joseph Cleaver
81 John Rice
SIS sally Ann Hedges
So James W. Dawson
81 Samuel NJ. Copper & &c.
81 Lewis x Wilson
SO John Virtue
AZ W lliam Guthrie
IL DAVID smith
AZ McCoIom :. Ocheltrce
As Simon Sweetlnan, jr.
Al Joseph G.. Griffith
45 Cyrus I.amborn
40 George Lockyer
Al James Manner ne
az Richard Williams
~ Margaret 8. Mary Bane
81 Thomas Ilayatt
81 Peter Horn
50 Thomas B. Harper
SIS Benjamin Whiteman
81 Benjamin Wnlteman
- Jacob WhlteHan
So John Boyd
81 George Russell
50 Thomas Garrett, i.
SO Jonu Allen
OF James Townsend
81 Manlove Hays
q Samuel CHM
o5 James Henry
I'd William G.. Thomas
o5 Andrew Walker
o. John w Tatum
% A S. Naudaln & S c
69 III ks 6; Rl.ndy
o0 William Rowan s. Co,
70 lexander Mngce
n George Thompson .
u Ehlah Start
rs Frederick Hlyard
"A JOSEF h Grubb
rs William NJ, Custolow
70 James Catherwood
II Abraham Boys
~ Thomas Deakyne
~ William Fields
~ William Weldon 81
81 Wilson g. Weldon
50 William Polk
80 William Polk
81 James Gardner
IS John Clement
90 William s. Bouiden
~ George Morton
81 Sarah Skilllngton
~ William Grave
20 Caleb Harlan
VI John Perkins
70 Samuel MARLBOROUGH
% Mary Belgllee
"a OHen ID. Jester
IS James Brown
80 Joseph Graham
" William Brown
90 Elizabeth Ashburnhsm
s9 Slmon Kollock
100 John CHM
lQl John Gum & Co.
lU2 James McDermott
lU3 William Townsend
1U4 William Townsend
lO5 Augustine ii. Pennington
100 Samuel WoIaston
loz Patrick Higgins
lUS Jane Alderd,ce
100 Lambert d Rowland
no Samuel GatioTd
III William Becson
liz Ere derlck IIllyard
AZ A II. Pennington (Taylor's d.
ia Miller Dunot
lis A w. Wood & Co.
ZIG James Culbert
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-20

will be the persons who ate to pay them
out of their pockets. This will be the
effect OF adopting The compound basis q!
population and taxation. 1t will be oh
served by the citizens of Abemarle, that
this has no relation at all to the question
OF extending the right of suffrage: upon
tins subject it is deemed unnecessary to
say any thing.
Are the people of Albemarle conten,
to have heavy and oppressive taxes drawn
from their pockets by an assembly, in
which the voice of their representatives
will have no inliucnce-in which they in
Tact, will be only nominally represented,
and not really and justly heard? Are
they content to see the hard-earnings of
their honest labor and industry cxpend-
ed by others for their own peculiar BEN
eft and advantage, and not deriving to
themselves one particle Of profit from
all these disbursements? If they are
ready for this yoke, let them sit still and
suffer 1t to be rivetcd upon them. II
they are not content to submit to this state
OF degradation, then let them arouse from
therapatl:y, assemble at their Courthouse,
and prepare Instructions for their repre-
senlatives in the Convention, directing
them how TO vote on this momentous
question.
The cilizcns Of Albemarle are invited
to attend at the Courthouse on Thurs
day, the Goth instant, at IL O'Clock.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-20
TO THE CITIZENS OF ALBEMARIE
COUNTY.

An awful state Of things has arisen in
our country. 1T becomes tie people Of
tbs district to step forward to guard their
rights, and 10 look to the protection of
their interests. a prompt and pcrsevcr-
ing effort may be effecual-deIay and
hesitation will be attended with great sac
rifice.
The Convention is engaged in settling
on what principle the representation
throughout the State shall be fixed whe-
the: it shall be according to the white
population alone, or whether upon COM
pound of The whole white population and
The amount OF taxes paid by The people.
1oI are requested to attend to the ef-
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-20

a a Court held for Louisa County al
L "A the Cont, house Oh Monday Sen.
tember the i4th, 1929.
John Kennon, p,,,,,;g
AGAINST
thompson Gooch, administrator NJ
thomas wood decd. aud George Wood.
Defendants
~ CIATCERY.
The defendant, George Wood NIT L,v
ing entered his appearance, and given Sc
curity according to law. and the rules of
th's court, and it appearing to the sa,isfac-
ton OF the court, that he is not All inhab.
liant OF tins state. On the motion of the
pla'ntlifby his counsel, it is ordered that
the safe George Wood do appear here OH
tn" first day pf December curt next, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
me Virginia Advocate; newspaper pub
liShed IN the tow. of Charlottesville for
tw" months successfully, and posted at
he front door at the Courthouse of this.
County on some Court day.
A Copy-I'esic,
JOHN HUNTER, clio:
September 1919 om
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-20
240 ACRES,
SALT, SUGAR, &c,

'o1Ab ~ NhN, &C,
SA SACKS LIVERPOOL FILLED S.4JT
SO Hogshead prime West India SUGAR.
L do. do. New Orleans, do.
200 pounds best quality loaf
l hogshead prime Moasses,
a bags prime Green Coffee,
3 chests ImpI and Gunpowder Teas,
pipe 18th proof Cogniac Brandy ST. %
per gallon.
barrel Peppermint Cordial rs cents
per gallon,
600 pounds Cotton Yarns assorted Nos
from 81 IL TO 81 IS per bunch,
800 pair coarse and fine Shoes,
so pair strong made plantation bropues
Every low,)
case low priced fur hats,
IL boxes turpentine soap, very low, by
the box,
D DO shaving soap by the box or retail,
10 do. Tallow and Sperm. Candles,
do. very white starch.
With good assortment of Domestic Dry
Goods, sewing silk cotton and thread
needles, pocket knives, case knives and
FORKS, upper and soal leather, black re-
cord ink, snuff, castor oil, coarse and
hne paper, cheese, tin aud ear,lenware.
shoe thread, pocket combs, and many
other articles too tedious 10 mention,
low Tor ready money by
JOSEPH BISHOP,
Main-st, Charlottesville.
October 1919 #
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-11-20
NOTICE.

~ virtue Of a deed of trust, beariru
-n0date on the Both day of MAY, l>49 ex-
ecuted 10y nj. Boian ST.. and Of record il,
The Clerks Office of AlhemarIe County,
shall. by the direction of the person ln
whose benefit the said deed of trust Is. pro-
coed to sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash, on the premises, on
Thursday the 10Th day Of December next,
A TRACT OF LAND,
specified in said decd, lying in the North
Garden, Alhemarle County, containing
TWEJNTY-FIVE .4CRES,
ne the same more or less; and Surrounded
ny the lands "f Marshall Du,reu. Selling
rs Trustee, shall convey ONLY such title
as Is vested IN me.
HENRY G.. MOORE. 49,
Trustee.
November l3 30 ids