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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27

An the value oi 'he ale wtic Cro,nmle lad drank up.
Is. rcrrscu payment, and was conveyed before G, the
Balie, or sitting Magistrate. lie heard the case
patiently and then demanded OF the plaintiff A. whe
ter the cow had sat down to her potion, taken 1t
standing. The plaintiff answered, she had not seen
tho deed committed, but she supposed the COW drank
the ale while standing on her fect adding, that had
she been near she would have made her use them to
some purpose. The Bailie, this admission, solemn
iy adludged the cows drink 10 be deoch dorius--
a stirrup cup--for which charge could DO made,
without violating the ancient hospitality of Scotland
81. .., [Sir Waller Scott.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27
fcoMMUNrcATIoN.l

Horrible Degradation. Nothing places in more
distinct point Of view the degradation of those poor
female wrctches, who followed the soldiers of Bona
parte, into Russia, than the following occurrence.
Is related to have taken place after the dcstruc-
ton OF Moscow, and while the infantry were flying
from Smolcnsk. NJ Y Herald.
AT the gates of the city, says Count Segur, from
whose very interesting work. the account is extract.
ed occurred an infamous action which struck every
soldier with horror. mother abandoned her little son.
only five years old! In spite of it's cries and tears,
she cruelty drove him away from her sledgc, because
II was already too heavily laden! She herself cri-
cd out that the child had never seen Franco, and
would not regret it! and for her. she knew France,
and she was resolved TO France once more. The
generous Ney witnessed this scene and twice did he
replace the unfortunate infant in the of its
natural mother, and twice did she cast him off on the
frozen snow
This inhulnan act did not go UNPUBLISHED. The
troops Immediately abandoned the mother TO the
same snow from which her infant was snatchcd and
entrusted to another. The little orphan was then
handed from rank rank and exhibited both to the
officers and soldiers He afterwards seen with
the forces at Brrezna, titen at wilma, even Ko-
wus and finally escaped from all the horrors Of The
retreat from Moscow. His mother persisted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27
TRAGICAL OCCURRENCE.

letter from a gentleman in Kingston, Upper
Canada, To his friend in this place mentions the fol-
lowing melancholy particulars On Friday, the 18th
OF June, young woman arrived iii Kingston claiming
to be the wife of Mr. Willis, Portrait Painter: but
he refused tn recognize her such, aud advised her
to return TO Rochester, whence she had Come Nor
tilted and hear,broken with his GOODNESS and brutal
ty-for she had travelled alone and unprotected
through many towns of Canada in search of him
she next evening procured some arsenic and poison
cd herself OIL Sunday morning. She lived for few
minutes only after taking the arsenic. The tcstmo-
ny on the coroners inquest proved that her maiden
name was Laura Button--tbat she had been a mincr
IN Rochestcr-that Wills married her in the spring
OF last year, after an acquaintance of two or three
d1ys-and that, few days after marriage, he set off
for Conada taking with him part of her clothing &c.
and promising to return send for her. After
waiting considerable time without hearing from him.
she departed in search of him, and her fate on fin
ding him above stated. Her funeral was ut
tended by number of Canadians and Americans,
all indignant at the inhuian conduct oi her husband
Koch. Tci.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27

.4necdote --Hhe Dctrot Gazette relates that some
firOo ago, malicious white hunter shot an Indian,
ngainrt whoin he had some grldge, AS he was climb
ing up tree, and wounded him severely: the ofcn-
80. excused himself before the Justice by swearing
hat he Hought II ods n bcnr. The Indian, who talk,
cd good English appeared 10 be tlunder-struck and
replied If you say yon thought it bear going
~ tree, ,0H red fersias on, am done!'
a S.0ii.Sa Soioml0n.In old t;nes, when the land
lord OF an inn presented 6s quests with deoch IN
Ts thpt is the drink ai tlc door, the sirrup cup
thc draugt was not charged in the reckoning. On
his paint learned Bailc OF the town Of Forar pro-
nounccd 4 ve'y sound Judgment A., an alcwiic, IA
foriar, had brewed her "pcck OF matt and set the
LIQUOR out Of doors TO coo tho of b., negIlbor
81 A.. CHANGED % by and seeing the good beVe
gagc, was anrnd taste H. and finally to drink il up
Nhcn a. cane 20 take IN her liquor, che found her
vib clnpiy aud fofa the cows staggering and start
ny, 80 10 % bctray her intonporance, she easily
uiyinod tne mVlsin which Der 'browsr had dsap-
pcarcd 20 iAAc due ycheerce on Crommies rips
With STICK was her ntu effort. The roaring ofthe
cow broprif y. hes maeur. who demonstrated with
his angry neighbour and received in reply demand
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

WoilCE.--By virtue Of deed of trust,
III executed 10 mr. by Ie.se Markcrn,n, on
the lih Jay ii February, 1909. 10 mcire a
debt due WIN. J. llaiyry,s IvlViug partner OF
Jesse Haryrt, sen. < 60. ~birh Is duly record.
cd in the clerks ofiiee Of thu county court ri
Campbeli, shall. proceed 20 s'll, bv way ot
cubic auction On Monday he lih dan At May
next, Al the re.iaener the sail Ir.se Mark
rrnn. the following rc' onsl property, viz !:
sorrel Hoffr. ! hiich tnw, , S'hi Ing Cat
le, ? SOW, | Walput Cuhl,np,d Fraih,r Bed
apd Fnro,iure. Tor cash. Srci title onl, ~ j.
vested IN me by stn dc,d 81 irisi. " i'll bs non.
s"yrd 10 the purchaser, wh,s is hrl" we'd to be
good. JESSE I. BURTON, Trustee
April is. w,ds7O.
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Dec. %

RTessrs. Thos AIdritge. WIN. Morgan, Ian.
M don $. Gowing and Thomas Harrison.
Gentlemen you will take notice, that on Hi.
day the 9Th of May next. AZ the house of llars
mon Gentry IN lite county o. Amherst, near
hose Mills, between the rising and setting of the
sun Of thai day, shall proceed 10 take the dep.
ositionsSf Roderich Lockard, Elijah Finger
aid and others, to he read as evidence IN the
trial ola cause depending and undetermined IN
the Superior Court Of chancery, for the Lynch
burg dst,ic in which am plaintiff aud your.
selves, defts and should | be unable on thai day
10 complete all my examinations of W tnesecs,
win continne ilom day 10 dns until do so.
SIMON CRISP.
April o. w4w6s
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TIE INVITATION.

VNf gre aloa ooTdiaffg 10 all ukD team
" any driioit ofreadg made Ciothrng. 10
tall on us, our assortment being superior 10 any
IN he place. a,id embfaees ererg ariieie Of Ota.
Heiaeas Fashionable Clothing. The workmanship
nee ran earrant. aud our rrie,s ennnoi Jail 10
please. being les. han The goods ran be bought
4 ID made up for in fhispiaft
b. oIf idst atritai. IRE ftfc,rtd toniG fuptrfne
frDct and Dr.. C68is, II 5hde black, Ciaset,
0iire broun sc also, sfe,i hted. blue. ereeu-
and trona C5aites Panaioons Of erery siodt
ofCioh aud Cashmere. nlso. Jat co1inaH aud
t1ird si0ul Bang mp Cord Pn,taioons uHh
straps ffor riding.) n b1I4isome asroffmtm Of
pesfs Of M0ieskin, sin Teftet, biaek, blur trofa
s,d laaeV SUI Itai. BaQ Cashmere 10'ienei,
faicaeia aud oTaHsdoga, a gfeaf earstg ot
paierna. mar Linn. RnUledSptnbi St,Iis, Drau
"a ~ BptkAtm. NtOetiaeh, fdmsf aud t0iio1t.
M slirts aud ghlle F1Hnei shirts lot ~
Dig LnDfs nAd fnpcg II iicies. as IangIti Ira
Mrr Sf0tls PlifH .2ork,. PLAIN and Trimmed,
iegam s,k Hnmfefcii,b entirely u,u pal
tfep paeni saYendtrs Bg1 CfHnts. C,arat
shBatrs, hhs 5tah A, CGpf, fir. eoiiHr1 ,edrie.
All bfatk MdrtsO starls. sDBe berg IN, Bsnrtr
ifah ofei,op qHafi,os . iari,e aasgtplem ~
eitt aa8 BogIs NJ srsty5ese ., Ash -
I uppfg u Cioatt am btg ia. some rety
Hpt reai Iartan ftqd am fHs Cnntbiei
CHATS. nih fine Cloth L5nIugs, Nth or nth
out Iietees tut Drab ami 5itri mired Bane up
foai'. mad IN nc iated sfgie, (samc ertro fine. }
0lre blink and Drab Big Coai5, w,h hngt
taDS9.
LHfie,' Ciogts of sill. NTH sat L,aiagi. Ia
btamtW ari,eis.) aisD IF neripo CHIN. Crim.
so1t, biot aWibiark fpc0s.iols, 16rfas PinM &
Iaaeg striped frea50aH Cthqkt. min capts or
hoDds n lot 81 ha sorks hteed toifh MOL a rom
f1r'dbie nrhcie for itarrHfr5 bslHe nrt deftrBni.
eiio 0ig ood boraatns, Hto" dipassd opnrctaze
MI no Heli IN eaH al HALhER 4. cor
Ealpor,na Of fdsiio"s V,ch5He, ued door
n ne l1niuddn 0Giee.
Nov %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
ApH Ia.

VlkGiHlA-At Rulos holden in the Clerks Office of the
nusngs court for the Corporation OF LynehburR, an
Monday ha6th day ofApril, lsp9
Ihos' brsaui pitt and Edward Mozart md Christie
pher Anthony, dcfls.
N CiTANCERY.
fhe defendant Edward McCart not having entered
MS appearance and given security according to the ACT
OF Assembly and the rules ofh court and il appearing
oN satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabitant OF
tins country IL Is ordered TINT the SAID defendant do
appear here on the first day of next Aug term aud
swer ths bill ofthe plaintiff; and that copy of this or
der ne forthwith inserted in newspaper printed IN
the town lynchhnrg for two months successfully and
posted at the front door Of the courthouse in the slid
Ntown. A cpnv--Tryfc T. BENAGH q
aPril - IN
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FOR SALE.

n Why handsome liIe fhrm, upon me
~ rad waters Of Apponallot, 10 bucsilss'
ham. This land is IN The neighhorliond al Go
yer Hill, lies rrmafksily we'll, prodhets IN
bacco oil The finest quality. aud has "toh II ii
yer, large orchard of W, Il selected nnnt. tue
tact contains $40 acres--Prr>ans "isI"sfd 10
b1v. will apply 10 the snhscfIbrr or Col. Saml.
Palteson, who lives adjoining he PREMISES
SAMl.. 2. CHRISTIAN.
March .. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

HAVING notion Of going to the west |
IL wish to leave in this country negro uo.
Vlan and two children, with her husband, who
cannot be boughtI will sell or exchange them
for other negroes agood cook is now wanted
the woman is one OF the very first rate field
hands. and girl IL wears old, fine house Sc.
want, nurse. BE-. The other Is young. Also a
head man on the water, who is not ex ceIled by
any fer honesty and running the river. viii
sell or exchange him for plantation hand. For
information apply.to the Editors.
April l6. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
TWENTI. THREE NEGROES

Consisting oftwenty fellows, two lads md one
women. among whom are one mill wright Of
great vaur. having been Mt the trade about
twelve wears 'hrse nar hnrrei conpers, two
milIcrs aud Xix boatnle0. The Others are plan
ta,iun hands.
TERMS Twelve months credit from 6ay
OF sale. Bund with approved security w,ll he
required
The sale win hr continued from dav 20 tLsy
nniii the whole ARE sold. Should the day ap.
pointed br uniavurabe, the sale viii con,n,enc e
the first rrlr day thereafter.
n n r. Il. CRENSHAW.
Virginia Mills, April Il. wtds67
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
itso. At rHr SAVE TIME AND pIAcE,
4 TRACT or LAND.

Adjoining - above. con'ain,nF by recent
survey 3u5 acres 2uo of whi,h - cleared, 100
within he lat o,,tr CATS, all IN Gue heart no
pan Of il ha,iul becn cultivated ~ hoe crup
more than pnc during the above period II
has yielded ia wheat tths principal crop attn.
ded SOY het0r.n 20 mud II bushels PEE acre on
~ average offuor wear c ops The improve.
nietts Pte n tNu story dwelling muse with touf
rootnt ahaye x = nrar rooms frame kitchen
with rn5as icr htuss. y other offices - new
fraue rtauArs d. thfrShipg hichiur, i've large
hacen huuses, stables eero heu rS and bold
and never failing .prier 81 tn purst watrr.
TERMs.--One Two aud three equal annual
in,tahnen,s tom the hfst daV Of September
nex,, 10 he .erurcd bv hond aud approved per.
eonal ST., urity tor The first jnsismenl bond
turtle Two last payments aud deed of trust
NJ secure ali. Posses ION N he gwen tbe st
day oi January next, with she privilege Of seed
ing wheat the ensuing tall.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

Messrs. William Shelton, jr. james "
Don,fi, jr. fumes Pomdcrtcr, Jessc
Butkteg, Lconard Danet, Kithar3
). Ellis, 7homns ". Eaboak and
Samuel GaLmd
ffsAhE NOIl' T.. hat shall. on the 2uf.
- dry al Anil and ii d., 81 IlHv ncv
at lhr ] ven House Of ID Powell af Am-
hersl Count lionsr, froceed 70 TAX tie drppsi-
tom OF snndry Witnesses. m'ess they sba!l ne
snonfr takeo, ihnt on The ~ day al S'as u,al.
~ the laYcfn Hoe>e nj Henry T. Ruck :. at
brihei, takc hedrposfiions OF ,undfy wInrhsrs.
aud on ~ 5ih J'y - NV urzt. al the ftank
In iloi'i ~ he ipwn ii Lyoct'bure .,ake the 1t
positions II sdndfy Witnesses all ol whieh aie
To bs read ~ csid"uo" n tlrr trial al a sun nov
depending and undrte ,nihed In The superior
Conr I hapeety for the Lyuctburg D,.l, q,
IA which AN Plaintiff and you a,e ID, fn.
danis. Yours &c.
ARC iiiBALD ROBERTSON.
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April

ksANkn Al r,ra11 40 sao cine, a.,oai ne
u Isl Of February Inst, negro woman ma
meH Asgy. about - yehr- oil age. ohe ms lost
one or tYo 81 h.r lore Teeth he Is about The
"'dlnaD heigh, and had on nhen sue went
away blue linsey ito' X, her other el thss
t"i which ST. htd hut 4 smsii -tafk) are uoi
particularly -"cnllrCtrd she aas formerly
80. .t-pr,is OF At.hauder Paxton, nj Rock
srtige co1ntJ an - we'll knpWnfn tia. see
tn al tonpty .pitt'rnl,tly IA the nri2hbuT.
Mood ~ Mr. High "a .ipn, where IL is snppn-
SEED she ust hr lurking | will GIVE 4 liberal
rc"nrd Tor her Apprehension and delivery 10
ma IN Lynrhbhrg, or have her yrrured in
s"me jail 81 tnat get her .,sein.
60. BAGBY.
n h. Her hnzhant, Billy, WHO abscnndrd
with her. helonppd 10 Iba same Gentlemen
hp' Is ,ppa oHae1 III Mr.. Waddrl OF thrs
pitre. lie Is a1,oui 26 years of age aud limps
lnle, caased bs seepre cut actoss one of
W. an"i"s. ani Is dark muinttn.
N.rh - ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

1 copper Still, Cap and Worm
pair elegant Brnn2e Lamps
Tho subscriber has tho above for sele nj
very reasonable prices, which he Will s,ll 10,
cash. OF barter Tor cUnuiry produce.
II. ALLISON.
Dec. %. is
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~, ~. 49, g. . az p.s
.sa as as .ssI ~ ~ .se Va 81 -


n virtue OF deed OF uast bearing aa,e IT,
2sIh of November, 1922, AMI Jui, re rded
IA ihe clerks office oi the couniy court # Am.
hers, on the Sa e January, 1879 whereby las
=. Prudlrip". 4 IA. said couut,, conveyed Ia
the unfetsI!ncd 10 tru.t, tpr the purpo. p,
therein mentioned, one certain uatt or n,rr,l
o' Hand. continuing 753 asrr>, be The same
mo-" nr les, lying nnd hrug in the county u
Amherst, on buff lnr river, On Ia h Si,lns OF the
ROAD from New Glasgow Ia Lrnchbnre, and
ADJOINING the lands 81 pa id & tltud heinz
The 'ane lands winch Thomas ' dtldgt pui CHI.
std oil John Canlm and Jutn War"ick, &=N,hrch#
wis conveyed by sad Thomn. AldlidgrN "a
ihari"e his wiz, 10 the Saii James :. prndle
ION, bs deed hearing date The 29lh dav OF \
prh. 1918 We shall on AIendav lhr 18Th day Of
al itne next, before the front door Of tie Ia.
lie liniel, IN the city at Richmond, pro, es 10
sefl, to The highest bidder a. pahlic auction
Tor cash, all that part of sind tract o land which
Les east OF the said road with a small part west
ofthe sald road to 'nclude the barn, costaining
Hsreeab'N to recent survey, ;}43 acres FOR the
purposes OF sad 'r"si. On that portion .f said
itaci, ahch will I've sold rs aforesaid there
is two s'cry hriok dwelling housn. wib other
necessary oui hon'e', the sI,uailon is healthy
water good, neighborhood agtecable, i'm
prov ements IN good condition; and plantation
under goot system ofculture. The title is
believed TO heindsputsble, hut acting as lrus.
tees we shah sell ami convey only the title ve.-
ted IN us. =. N. NICHOLAS, ! Trus.
VIM. NEKERYIS, ! tees.
AVN 10. tds6o
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NEW FANCY sTOnE.
NarshaPs Sale IF Real Estate.
MIR. II lillian A. Cooke.

d. lR-fou will take notice that on the llth
- and Eth days i My. 1929, al the house
OF Robert Morris IN the iHwH of Lynehenrg. /
shall rroc. ed III lake the dispositions al sus-
dry " tnes>n. Ia be- read rs evidence IL u cnuse
nav drpen6in2 Ia the superior Court OF Chdn.
eerS holden ~ Lirchhu'g, in whirh y"n a,e
plaintiff, and mud udirrs are deisni NJ.
Misc CEAH FOhD - u. at
Dssld Crawford, de- Il
April O. wls %
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SALE OF LAND.

a h INST Ant t. a GtcIre oItHe conn,, court
u oil Gampb, II made Al Nov. irrn, 1925. ne.
Inr underslgnrd appornird 10y ssid eonii, COM
missionrrs fprthe purpose. ALL proceed 10 sell,
the ptemise-, On SATURDAY the 2ad dry OF
My ngxi, nj public auction, Ia ihe highest bid-
DEF, trast oi land beuaging TO The late Pub i.
~ Jones, lying IN the mig boIhood Of Brook
neal. / his land J. uril tinbrred, and j, like
wise laid 10 ~ well waleird, ! he land will be
sold on u cIefit OF Que aud Two yeas ! he uur
chaser - III be required IN give bonds with 81.
cu,n. aud a dera'-i tiifsf uipn The band 10 Sc
cure the iiu. chase INJURY.
DAVID HERNDON,
ri, HARD MORGAN
Nalrh 20. tbs
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To- 81 Oh hE@ AEB.-Fapaua tl"m nv
sT3 ~ ~ plantation, ~ 6ottlowt county an
a. l2.n day of last nqtn, m.la.a man
named NAE i'e', abaa. q yen. old. five
l"et nt"e 81 IN inches nigh, stout and well
n'deo q, pleasing ronntcnpece. and ve,v
hke's. lie '""k II VIII linn a variety Of
r,"tol"g' among winch .nrp a black nw hat
blue broad cloth coat. anA , mai, az o,o,. ~,
net pantaloons hapc but hnle Doubt ,ba,
he will attempt 10 pass hilnselfa. h.. man
aud thlnk II hshl, prohshle 'hai np has chang'
ed hi' name aud Is IN possc<s;on ola free pas,
iir mas 'een lately seen il L,rc6bure. and
is ether lurking about that place OF i, uuon
me river as R bnafmsn. TIE above reward
wa be Pa'h 10 any person who uln d.Iiv4r
sa'h slave l. ,. Garland IN Lsnchhnre, or Ia
zoe >iio''''beT Two miles north of Bcdf,,d
Court tlou.e. "'''"
April2
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Commissioners Sah.--ReoI "a,

T WILL sell from 3O0to 5NJ acres NJ,
- ed land, lying in Bedford co,ot, ~.
quarters OF mile from New London srad %'ae.
and thirteen from Lynchburg. Ills well sna,
ed to the culture of Tobacco and the dT',IlI
KIND OF grain usually cultivated in the nsioIt 'g'
mood is well watered, and lies better tlan
tract OF ITS size IN this part ofthe conntf,
80 situated as TO be entre!, exempted tfnu
mage by heavy rains or high water. Tho ,o,..
VII, he very accommodating say onr -,
anu 'ntee years, upon small pasmcnf in l.,,.,
Enquire OF 'he subscriber cue nile AMI Ia,
a"u'n o. we" London-s ALIEN. AUSTIN
Jan. II. So soa ''N.
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Sofia Water

VOIiE Subscribers Soda Fountain ID now 10
- full operation.
IL has also received a small additional sup
ply 81 DRUGS q MEDICINES, some OF which
aIe direci from PARIS aud LONDON.
L. }. DuYAL.
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lNsoll HON OF PAR! NERsHlP.. Inc
n " '"l"rinrisfIp here oi,r existing between
hohr'' i. shelton nth my srll IS hereby dissol.
Vea. Persons hn>I ng = atms upon thai part
n'tship Nil present th'ln 70, adiistmrpt
all those md blrd Tor sforapc o. goods
wi not maze ANY pnym' uts Until there
'ha'l he st'lrmrpt ~ II inrIher I'M
dffs'andine httN' ca said Shelioa aud myself
he business ef The lumber house will hereafter
- conducted hy q Nunug man in constant n.
Ind me- and I, rtrand I: Ireus ~ he wi; ray
4 general attention. Ia is rot ,tins. aud uhrl'.
4" Ill also be Is, pt an assortment OF t,iarpr,,,
N.Y. II Al rhs late rotation L. business. o..
ennnui'sion, storage, SO. shall H. punc ~ IA,
attrude Ia. T. I.lkINi>
April Is.
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! T OF, o" SUNDAY evening. between 2d
- aud 'lIh Street, Gold Gross, rlcpauttv
Nr"ughl "'tu SIX amethyst scls N il. The
hnder vii be libr'1ll, rewarded by leaving II
a the NDeiuian Ollie.
Apid rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

- ylGldV
'oJS 1880 a4lYO
tpaInm SUI 81 puuoI ~ up9
nhqi Ia"dl paisUu an tsgl 'au otldlI,s,,t tlr
10 hud insSnolli udJGg 6lie'u 81 a5tum .ssoq@
10 foors Ino 93npsI q, pIul,u i5iDp s,u ~ sy
'SuootHi"rd
pm sis'A 'sinoqRpnnoN 'sasIroD 10 dun
-si'"oJ 'aoVioi9 I5,u,nns 'pniu 6pasi 10 ssfu3 q
u'Iprq1 IoI so5rlnrD iaqsrg IoioI Y
suJd,Itd
P91"s'e 'siagseq f5aeJ 70 iad.nlIeose saw y
op duqM
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-03-11
LUMBER AND LIME.

EEOWE, JACKSON 81 CO., have for sale,
z d for cash OF credit,
Eastern Pine Boards Plank. and Joist,
do. Clapboards, Shingles, and Ln,h,
Western Cherry boards, Plank, and Joist, of
superior quality,
st. Domingo and Honduras Mahogany Boards
and Plank,
Northern common and clear Boards, from
TO i inches thick,) Jost and Framing
Timber.
Persons wishing TO engage any Quantity of
Building materials, the ensuing season, in the
vicinity of the Blackstone Canal, are respect.
fully invited to call at their Counting Rooms IN
Worcester, or Fox Point, Providence, and ex-
anime samples of large quantity of Lumber.
now in Providence, ready to be reshipped
on board their canal boat, which they will run
regularly during the ensuing season, for the ac-
commodation of persons living on the banks of
the canal
y They will also have large assortment
of Eastern Hard Wood. Timber such as Ash.
Maple, Birch, Beach, and Spruce, as soon as it
can be transported
Also, the various qualities of TRO.M4STON
LfME. If Feb %.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-03-11
Real Estate at AUCTION.

ENILL be sold at Public Auc-
fssEfisa w ton, on TUESDAY, the 24th
laaAM Of March, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, on
s's1"hssza@ the premises, FARM, situate in
Leominster, at the outlet of the Massachusetts,
Turnpike Road, 40 miles from Boston, contain.
ing 100 acres of Land, we'll proportioned for
Moving, Tillage, Pasturing, and Wood Land,
and well watered in every part. good stream
of water passes through the same, parallel with.
and near the Road, affording several excellent
Mill Seats for small Factories
The Dwelling House is spacious, and well
calculated for two families, or for a Tavern,
where one is much wanted; two Barns, large
and convenient, Carriage House, with Stables
and Sheds attached, large, well finished Work
Shop, suitable for small family, Wood House.
and other Out Buildings The House and
Barn are supplied with water by an Aouedact.
Said Farm will be divided into two Farms and
sold separately, to suit purchasers, if desired,
and liberal credit will be given for one half
or more of the purchase, if desired.
dtsO.-at the same time and place, a lot of
PASTURE LAND, go acres) in Fitchburp,
TWO miles distant, bounded on the Turnpike
Inquire on the premises.
ABEL KENDALL.
Leominster, March 4. 20