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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

Dyspepsia Bread. The American Farme,
publishes the following recipe for making
Bread, whIch has proved highly salnlar, 10
persons afflicted with lhat complaint, viz
quarts unbolted wheat meal
quart sott water, warm : Our not hot.
gil fresh yeast
gill molasses,or not,as may suit the taste
tea spooainl OF Sdierulus.
This will make two loaves, and should re-
tam IN the oven at least one hour: and who,
taken o"i placed where they will cool gratuaI-
ly Dyspepsia crackers cau be mad. wItb mn
bottled hanr, water aud saeratus. thai will hs
mach esteemed, aud found very convenient
Tor travelling.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
| Macon (Geo.) telegraph.

Mrs Ann RoyaH-is making Southern
tour She stopped al Nachez and gave the
inhabitants there a touch Of her qual,y. Dur
ing her stay she amused herself scold,ng the
clergy and the children whom she saw IA the
streets going TO Sabbath school. Her person
and features are thus described " She is =
woman oil low stature, rather inclined 10 cor
pnency-eyes keen and penetrating-nosf
SHARP aud eionsa'ed-cnln prominent sne
Plqued upwards as jhougn jealous Of tue su.
PerIor elevation OF lis nrghnour Her coup
tenance like meat a1s, nard, bloody anu
gaSny.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
The CousrRY. following short para.
graph includes more GOOD practical advice tnan
msny volume OF sermons

The CouSrRY.-rne following short rara.
graph includes more GOOD practical advice tnan
many u volume OF sermons
Tom The american Farmer. of July 10.
+ on all quarters Of the country we have ac-
counts of abundant harvesls Of wheat aud that
the quality is very supermr The weather IN
our immediate uelg hberhoodis most favorable
for corn, as far AS hot suns and frequent show
ers can ensure good crop. Farmers who
are out OF debt, may keep SO by observing
wholesome economy and simplicity in their
household anu mode OF living, but estates are
rapidly crumblng 10 pieces, aud families fall
lng inie poverty by frequent legal aud voun-
tarv divisions. Those whose mothers rode IN
carriages must ride On hoTs back. aud the
daus Of those who ride ON horseback will
hhve To walk THIS general progress of things
! my be retarded hy restricting our labor and
! manure TO smaller spaces, and by greht econo-
omy and great saving, by glfing aWay old hor
S # YOU ean liud any body fools .nuush to
take them, aud substituting oxen aud mules or
! young ones as fast as possible; hy driving IDLE
sons lrpm the parental rooi. as the hen does
her chickens, when they can provide for them
selves in short, by keeping no dead capital
ant feeding no idle mouths and by regarding
the Il object OF ambition to be OF
debI--wlth a clean conscience and clean
shirt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

The heir ptenumpiirs ofHe Brush Croea -
The Lnndon papers innate the probability
that the name Of the Princess VICTORIA ALEX.
ASpRISA viii br exchanged for thar OF Eliza
NTH, The kiN6 having more than once limited
his wish that she should take the latter name
This princess, on whom the crown Of Great
Brie in "l desolye in case of the decrease in
her llir 'InIe Of the present King aud the Duke
ofCLAnUNcE. WINS born IN May 1919, and her
father the Duke of KENT did in the January
following - The Lonnon Court Journal says
That she Is accomplished in degree quite ex
'raordinary Tor her age. She speaks with
dueucy and elegance nearly all the modern
European languages is very fair prof.
cient IN Latin. and has made considerable pro
gress IN he mathematics. She is also an
excellent nusicnn, and assists 81 the private
concerts thai are given almost nightly NJ The
palace, al hensingipn, whore she resides.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

ID URoUANT 10 deed of trust, executed 10
M the subscriber by Thomas jones, tor pun
poses therein named, hearing date the day
July, 1927, and duly reco, ded in the CLERK 8
Office of the county court OF Bedford, he VIII
proceed 10 sell, for cash. to the highest bldder,
on the Odd day Of August nexl, before the door
OF William Terry S tavern in the town of Liter
~, two negro slaves, Judah and Nelson. Ac
ing as trustee, the title only vested IN hun rs
such Will be conveyed, Though it is supposed Il
be good. THOMAS MOORE, Trustee
july 10 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

Earthquake nj GaHitauHd.-A Mexican pa
per OF May 2o, br nSs m,ellISence mai ine coy
OF Guatemala I'd lis ensiro"s, IN the Republic
of Central Amrrl "A, has beru destroyed BY an
| eat thquake. For i've day. tne,e was IA succe-.
SION ni lie most higlltul urmDlings, which
| silll continued AT the deparlu re OF tue mai.
| shaking II ihrIr found t.I0hs, aud prostrdhng u
the earth, the principal rdlnce-, and compel
| lug the unfor innate nhabtants 10 flee 10 the
pubic squares, aud nro the county, where,
| 10 piutrcI themselves from The weather they had
| erected huis Of palm-nlats The temples, which
! had alIea " been ruJhed OF IheH furniture had
! deprived ot their ministers (pefaeCuted and
| hanlshedl are rendered useless, paIlIcnihrly HE
| beautiful church 81 ST. Francisco, which, ON
account Of ITS SIZE and p"ndetnes sbnc.nie,
mas suffered most he town al Amen ian, Il
| place of rectrauon in The vicinity, has been 10
tally destroy ed Il /, dill, ult 10 G0d. IA thu
history OF human distress "a series ri mlsio, tunes
| Compai abb 20 those e Guatemala. Civil war,
persecution, winch has been lis consequence
the bani.hnent Of all The respectaDIa men
! whose talents aud influence mIgut have con or
! red happiness upon the C1uuIry ,-anarchy,-
and Al last catastrophe OF nature-whlch, n
II mas been experienced there IA other tunes,
compelling the population 10 change Their
! location, Is srl more distressing now, BECAUSE
of tne circnmsl auces, winch attenu II, aud the
| Impus,ib,lty ntrepaIring the LOSSES winch nave
bt ca suffered, ON acCuun OF the exhaustion OF
their public aud prlv9te fortunes.
| The NV lolh Jon mai OF Commerce, from
which we derive these parucaals, AUS tina,
'ihe population Of Guatemala Is about 10000
souls. II was t,nnded IN 1924 tne oeolivi-
| ~ OF n IN suuI,Ih al whose summit Was yOlca-
no. In liol II WAS 0yerw beimed 10y an earth
quake, and by matler from the voltano.-ln
| 40, hasIhg been partially rebhnt, II "as again
'sIroyed by an thqaake, and the greater
! part OF the inhabitants buried IN us runs. Its
present SIZE is about 70 miles south of he old
Town.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
From he National hteRigencer.

HINTS To TRAVELLERS FROM TIE SOUTH
When you leave New Orleans, d . not seek to-
what is called q cruek boat. They are geuer-
ally crowded with women and children. who
do not wish to he blown up. The consequence u.s.
thai II an accident occurs, danger and confusion
are intellectually Increased. There are many
fine boats aud the masters are usually very o.
bllging aud sklllul. nine day boat is safer
than seven day boat the latter are too anx-
Ious 10 push ahead. and their boilers and bot
IONS are consequently more III danger.
lfyon drIu> vine, or porter. or brandy, or
any thug but water, lay in your stores before
leaving New Orleans ityou depend ON the
boat, you ink poison. aud pay two prices
10 say notling of lndigesiiUns and medical
bills.
When you reach Louisville, 60 to Langhornes.
! His viii IS a kind and agreeable hostess. aur
the landlord himself very uniig,ng. Her face
is perpetual sunshine, aud his-why. II is the
next best-lt IS tull moonshine--commend
me to Lanshor9e. On leaving Louisville,
Try to fad a boat going all tue way TO thar
point on tie OHIO on wish TO reach but be-
careful yon have iu'I understanding as to
this mater for Gu arriving at Cincinnati, un
| less the owners have an addition OF freight and
passengers, you may be turned over, with other
| luggage, 10 II regular packet boat. which means
a dirty, uosy, hot Kissing llItle machine, crowd.
! ed "ih all sorts and conditions Of men, (for
whom We pray MS in duty bound. aud which,
with IT'S tiny engme, like splteiul iom-cal,
| spts and claws and Caterwauls, as IS II would
J annlhi!ate every thing within Its reACh.-Mem.
I We Cua4ed and threatened in vain to avoid lh IS
fate but I,tle eAtTa " root Of all evil" did our
| business.
The TELEGRAPH certainly The cleanest
and best conducted thing OF the kind q am not,
| hope, suspected 10 be speaking OF Duff
Green's) that is TO be found on the Western wa
ters - bur take care that you understand your
bargain These Weslerh Yankees are keen
fellows. Young oouIherners with long purses
and shor, heads, should they spend few
weeks al Cincinnati, will soon be " put up To
a thing or Two. II you have never been by
the way OF Guyandoi across Virginia. 10 Fred
eIi4ksburg, the journey Is worth taking, pro-
yided you ate prepared 10 encounter oecasIun-
| al rough fare aud some egecrabie roads The
scenery On the krnhaWa lis beautiful, AID n "
River presents views of grandeur aud suulimi-
! ~ which should not he lost, 10 escape mod
rate hammrrIng. There rs a precipice on this
stream Of SIG feet, aud the prospect from the
rock. connected with the awful ana dangerous
ABYSS over which you stand fills the MUD with
admiration aud terror.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
ayInGINn.-A, Rules holden u tue clrrs', office vr

" tue Superior Court OF Chancery for the Lsuohburg
District, Tho Sta day of july, 1857
Alexander LIgsat add Patrick Matthews, Pltfs. a
gainst William Morgan, surviving partner of Johu NJ.
settle q %. Richard u. HadeD, john hcteyuolds,
CALVIN Tate m his own rlgul aud administrator OF
Edmund Tate deceased Horny Vi. DIdiaAe anu George
u. NJodson, Duils.
The defendant. Richard Il. Hadcn and CALVIN Tate
MOI having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act OF Assembly and the rules of ths
conf, ami II appearing ny Satisfactory Ghidenee tt
they are not inhabitants OF ths country II - ordered
that the sd defendants do appear here ON the first day
OF the neNl term and answer the amended bail OF the
plaintiffs aud mat copy 81 tins order be forthwith
inserted IA some newspaper printed tai the town of
Bynchburg for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door OF the courthouse la the SAID town
copy-feSte, J. WILLS, &C.
July 10 W2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
IRON, he Cdmdtn Is. & Journai, (aJactson

From me LdHdtH y. Z J0urHh, (dJdc@S0h-
pdPr,) July 3
The 4. s. Telegraph contains the first vol
umr of most elaborate report t'om Mr. Fourth
Auditor Amos Kendall, on the subj jet of Ger
tain transactions OF Major Eatoh, the Secretary
of War. wUh the late pnrser rimberlake. Tins
report is 10 be followed, It seems, by second
volume on the same subject matter. II is. for
| augbt We see, satisfactory enough So tar as n
gorS, oil the Innocence Of Nh. Eaton OF the
charges against hlm--Indeed we do not believe
thee was any ground for them, but the report
is, IN every other respect, The most offensive
pub lie document that We ever read from any
department OF the Gov rnment. II is a low
PARTISAN prodnc ION altogeiher-a tissue of Off
ciaI scurrihieS from b. cunning Ia end, coniaIn-
iHg matter which respectable Editor would
! IN nnht tlr newspaper, AMI expressed IN
manner aud language only worthy OF the
Seriesi demagugue. As an official paper, ema
| noting from an officer OF the United States
Treasury, aud communicated 10 Congress un-
der the sanction of the head of department,
il is in the highest degree dscredaOle. We
do most sipcerely hope that Mr. Anus Ken
cali will be called upon ior no more public re
| ports
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

From the NV York Journal Of Commerce.
MosEY.--We are now AT one OF those pert
ODDS which will sometimes occur when there Is
surplus OF money IN the market. Men "hs
posses money, fad il difficult to invest 1t, and
nave To GO about seeking for borrowers so
that the old relations ave reversed, and the len
der has become servant TO the borrower. The
Banks are obliged To employ brokers to sell
their i" trash - d even send their Directors
about the streets offering 10 discount notes.
Borrowers are beginning to think they have
now SO secured the advantage, that they will
he able 10 keep it forever aud even the Lame
ID lcks throw OF their fears of heing d mol
shed by the terrible feet OF the Bulls and
Beans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
DOMESTIC.
FROM THE INV yonG aonsiso HERALD.

FROM TIE INV YORK aoRsiso HERALD.
Crops.-We learn item variety OF sour
ees, that the whea, crop was never more album
dant than nov. II Is stated upon good an-
ihoriiy, that the wheat raised IN the county Of
Duchess alone. will be suilc leni 10 supply The
whole state of New York. Tor the current year
Does the free trade system of Engsnd permit
rs 10 carry into her ports this surplus produce
Nnta kernel. yet her advocates in tbs conn-
Try would fam ndaCe our manufacturers 10
abandnn the American system. for the purpose
Of increasing the Agricultural surplus liihe
superabnndauce - increased, the alternative
for lis disposal Is either 10 suffer II to perish n
the gtaaary or pass u over 10 the dIstilief7.
Upon one horn or the other of this dilemma We
must Rang, unless our manufacturers, whose
hands are Withdrawn from the labofs of the
field. shall be suffered lo consume lne surplus
o The farmers crop.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

TrareYug Gorernor.--The Arkansas Advo-
cate states that John Pope. re'urned'to Little
Rock, Arkansas lerrltory, ooh June alter an
absence OF mole than SLr months in Kentucky
aud elsewhere. he is one e Gen. Jacltson's
rewarded" par zans. aud received from him
the appointment of Governor of that Territory.
within year past, more than bali of which he
has brcn roaming an out in imitation of the
travelling cabinet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

placed With refpec, 10 ue da'ies aud Gus.
toms. on the same footing as the oihet inendiy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
Trust Sale OF Negroes.

.1nne oS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

--- Both husband and vile were
soon after restored 10 health. They lived to
be the parents of a numerous family aud the
husband no" survives her. who with the strong
arm ofloVe thus snatched him from an early
grave.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

VENRUSr SALE.--I'y vr,u- OF a deed Of trust ex.
Il e.ut.d to us by Georgy WooJ.on, which s.d 1.
duly recorded in the cerks sfcs Of the eouny eour,
Of Buckingham, we shall for purposes in said deed az
pressed AID at The request Of the creditors o. Ell
mnnd Anderson, proceed 10 sel tor on the prs
ni'es on Thu>day % Jniy next, fair il 10: the
hr" iae day there ,er, that vIluAble AMI well knswn
property called the
FALLSBURG MILLS,
with 3iS acres OF good land attached thereto This pro
P'ry u situated on James River in the county of Buck
lnshain about one mile above Warren, and has on il
iafg brick Manufacturing Mill with two pair Of Burrs
md one OF prime stones Tor grinding corn, good brick
dwelling house brick store AMI lumber house with
several wooden dwelling hou.es and other valuable i'm.
povement', such AZ, barn, tobacco houses, stables
&c. Ac'ing az trustees, We shall convey the pur
chaser or purchasers the title vested in by the ed
Aforesaid, which, however, is believed TO he good
NJ Is The above property isto be- sold subject TO {.
prir lee thereon created by dsed Of ex-cu ed
by Eimund Anderson to J ,n-s Blown, Jr aud Elem.
ing Turner, trustees, 10 secure the psyment OF debt
whereof balance of about So 900 rem aims unpaii
JAMES BROWN, Tru.-
June 20 14-tds GEO. BOOKER { tr,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25
CO.if.AfIt.NLC.1TEn

HESR1Co, % Il. June 1890.
A,ssrs. Editors; I'll beg leave 10 communicate ia
you Tor publication, the allowing Extract OF letter
from fi't,rt friend; who. hop-, will see nothny
sxeepionsls in Tho liberty The info m ation II ton.
isibs appears 10 TO be importsn', ~ ni aon ol
u'ure concert .nd harmony between all tue rsrubli.
cans. patriots and lover Of the Constitution t orebou,
The country; whether hey be h.fsopian rsn,biic ans
Jaekson republican, or the dise les Of the
of oiden time, who dreaded the adoption Of Federal
Constitution at all. lest II should result in consoIJ
lion Of The states into SlpenGid government 10 tie
desfneon OF the sa'e authorities; or whether fey be
That portion OF the new tangled national Republicans
or Other portion OF drluGo rarios and lovers Of the
Contribution, erroneous enrolled among The afocrstic
federal party who. nevertheless, mean rel nj heart
For all these classes Of citizens must bai with vel
GENE Joy, the good feeling which n W premises 70 70.
eooce their former doubts and divisions on the leading
policy Of the government and The durability OF Tive
uuion hope, this, ard other developments elected
by the operations Of the present firm, ndusrous aod
popular administrator, TO animate the tonfder and
gladden. the counieDances Of the people, wiz tetd more
and more 10 unite The friends Of re.hbcan insfifu
tons, 10 whatever political denc alton they NAV be-
long.
On The other hand, We nave daily Testimony of the
heart burning which shs subject inirs unon The TX
cLUsioNIsTs; who claim all the Geoency MI he hones
w, oil the fs;sns-bevond the comprrhcn ion Of tic
people and all the Offices Of COVE nment for fe as
emrt rom the application Of that yhoesome seriny
which s 50 essential for the detection Of Jaws aud oc-
easolsl dilsriIaiionsw bout recourse TO the funJa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25
r. CROwNINSIJIEIn

Th' Salem Re- gises OF Thursday morning, gives the
following acc0u8t Of the suicide:
lie accomplished his purpose by tying very securely
handkefc lei TO the < stDg OF his window, and ano
iher round ls neck, which were united by strong
knot, then tying his hands behind him, with another
bsndkerch,.i' aud snspendng himself by stepping ON
chair Wien discovered, he feet were resting On the
Moor, from which his knees not more Than foot
Distant being necessary Tor him to bend his limbs con-
saersbly In order 10 pJoiDce sfsngu1aiion.
~ soon AIT was discovered tina the prisoner n adj
committed his desperate act, several Physicians were
cent ivr and aso the Coroner, r. Needham Esq who
Immediately summoned jury, and hell al Inquest over
the body The evdfce pro uced 10 the iury we learn
was In substance ioIows The isoner onk his din
ner AZ usual between IL and aud after o'clock the
turnkey went in to clear away the things when moth.
lag unusual was perceived.
little before o'clock, Mr.. Brown ths q ,oIer
went TO the cell to carry the prisoner note from HE
n'ber aud calling to him received no answer H.
then looked through the hole the top OF the door
and saw tbs prisoner hanging TO the CRATE of the
window. He immediately called t4nce, entered
the cell, aud cut the body down. The Waterman
stationed IN the PrisOn eBtry, stated that he hastsn
ed 70 the cell when MIR. Brown called, and saw
*. CrowniDshield, Jr. hanging by his handkerchief
ron the window crate, with his face towards
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25
(Frsn tho Philadelphia Chroaiclc.)
~ II IL w u n nL, ~ L, l., " l. 4.

~ Z
The Issuing OF writ OF Ne Ereat is in this coun
try, Of shch occurrence that some curiosity bs.
been expressed respecting the fm aud OF that
recently awarded, by the Chief Justice, against Mr.
which Il annexed:
United States of .america So.
L. - The President Of the United S;ates, TO the
Marshal Of the Unltsi States in an fer The Ea,ern
District oil Pennsylvania or 10 the Marshal &C the u
n'ed aes in and Tor any other ud cal sric of the
United States 10 whose hands these pr. shall come
and in whose Disttict the within named deienlan,
Ie.ehim Barrazo PERSIA, may be ioinI-G7ecting
wher.as, II j. represented by bill in equity filed
In the c'hcs OF the C ,rk OF thc Sup Cour Of the
United 'tes. copy whsr"oi hs-enn,o annexed on
the PER Of Jlcob frederick Tori, sd. P>r.ira D'Azsm,
buja, Charge d AH,ire' OF Has Mos Faithial VI ;, -sy
Don Miguel the FIRST King OF Portugal an, ti- Al.
gsrves. near the Unt.d Safes. complainant agsin-i
cAehim Barszzo Pereira late Con .ui &c al aud Lave
Chsrgs d'HHares, AL interim Of the King OF Portugal
snd Aigarves To In Uniisd Safes OF AIN rica ID fen
dant, (smong other ,hnssJ that he. the said defelAn
reeeivej into his cuo iy and care, tn lite Nation
nj RePres-nta'ivi OF The Pc ugusss G,v.rnnun. In.
Archives OF its diplomatic mission which cons.t of pa
pers anc documents, all the pubic properly OF the aid
Portuguese Government and OF is alton 10 the u
ned States which are OF great value said mDlan-
ant and 10 his sovereign, &c aud which he the said de-
sndant, uhJusy detains, s. as is alleged from him
the said complainant ADD that he, The aid deien ian,
deeigbs quickly TO leave these Unei aes and To go
Into paris beyond the I'd Justly anu wrougfjy
to take away away aud conceal the said Arcbvs & A.
by oath made on that behalf appears which tend. 10
the grea prejudice and damage of the said CO np.an-
ant
w oricT 'o prevent thi' injustice,
hereby commanded, tia, you ID, with ,ut delay caus.
the said achim Bro1o Perera rsonay 10 come be-
Lore you aud give suicsn, bail or security i'm the sum
OF twenty Thousand Dollars, that the said j, achin
orfezo Persira will not leave these United State.
nor 20, nor ATTEMPT to 60 into paris beyond the seas
~thou leave OF the said Supreme Court Of he Uni,ed
states AUD IN case the said Joachim Binozo Pereira
sns" reu'e TO give such bhl securiy then you are
70 commit him, 'ha sid B r.oz, Psreira TO thu
Hrt prison. there TO be KEEP, in sale custeday I'm
~ No shall do IL Of his arcotd and when YOU shall
nave ken such securiiyyou are forthwith make and
return certificate thereof TO the said surname Cour,
81 the United State distinctly and plainly uuJer your
SEAL together with this writ. Witness ID. Honorable
Sshn Marshall, E'qiir C3i Ju a-- Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States the second Mond,y of Ian
s"y'n the year Of our Lord One thousand Eish Hun.
drea aud Thirty.
WM. THoS. CARROLL,
Clerk OF the Supreme Count of ill., Unued S,,,s,
S,ii i' required in the penalty Of Twenty Tboussnd
"o"af'' JOHN MARSHALL
Chief Justice OF tn, u. State,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

VHNRUSF SALE In pursuance OF the provi-ion. Of
"A deed OF trust executed the 18th April 1921 by
fimund Anderson and wife TO Fleming Turner and
mys u, and duly recorded in the office Of the Clerk Of
buckingham County Court will offer for yale on
hIghes, bidder TO- cash. moiety Of ia. FAlIsbnrg
Mills, situate on JAMS RIVER in the County Of Buck
ingham-and ALEC one mciey Of the tract OF land adj
joining AMI attached 10 the raid Mills containing 3Is
&C es will only convey such ii!s a. vested in M nv
The said deed, bich believe 10 be UT .tionabI.
JAMES BROWN, Surviving Trustee.
June <o' I4-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

Rdiitcdy 6ettceea Liverpool ond London.-Ths
most active preparations making to establish rail-
way from ths place to Loniou by way Of Birmingham.
Last week company formed Ia this town which,
in couunc ion nth another company established at Br
miuy CHAM. intended 10 ex-eae that part OF the road
which lies between tho two towns. and surveys are
making by o.her individuals, south OF Bsmnx bsp, with
a view Of proionglng the line 10 the metropolis The
Liverpool and birmingham railway IL iosnjsl to e'oss
the Mercy at Rlncorn by bridge, which i'll be cue
OF the largest not the largest In the kif siom The
unds necessary for the lie have been raised,
snd the survey will, believs, be aencsd with
out loss Of Time The exp-n oil the railway betw. en-
Liverpool and Birmingham 10 expected 70 be nillien
and half sterling.