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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

-" a. anu dudley, q
the States represse,
strating against M
| hibiting Sunday
| Mr.. Foot's rescluti
publick lands was
sequence Of the s.
pied tor nearly the
cussion Of the ri
subscription to a n
les of a compilatioI
ments proposed 10
Gales and Seaton,
various motions to
had been rejected
vote Of yeas 81, N
then submitted /.
the Secretary no,
until an appropriat
gress, providing /,
cover the expense.
In the House, al
a more than usual
the contested Mai
taken up. Upon
sion ensued nntiI,b
Mr.. Sn,yth Of Virgi
Mr.. Sutherland,
YOUR of the PENN, !,
the right Of the si,,
his seat; and Mr.. h
MASsACHUsETI
TUESDAY, FEB. q
from the House-in
incorporate the ShsI
ical School, in South
an act incorporate
town of Lee into a
name of the Hopland
~ read the first tinl
Committee on Educ
| The bill in addiud
the destruction, prov
ulate the taking Of
in Ipswich river, pas
! The resolve on
| Whitney passed in d
In the House, the
the Chappequiddick
counts, were taken
| The Committee Oh
subject of ordering
, tor General to def.
! of the city Of Bosto
them for refusing to
reported that it is d
| thereon-fead and 4
| The same commit
the appointment Of 7
cases-read twice i
! reading.
! The same commit
latlon to voters-ies
second reading.
The same commit
authorizing the Jua
Court to stay procee
which have been ret
ported that it is in
thereon
! The Resolve and
amendment to the Cd
! n,onwealth for a chan
ment of the politica
I Wednesday in Msy
January, was taken U
! After some remarA
Boston, Mr.. Whitms
the consideration Of
next. The motion V
question was taken,
stitutional provision,
when it appeared TIL
80 nays, so that the
amendment were ado
than two thirds, whi
constitution.
The Resolve and
for a change in the
and election, and to
representatives, were
arguments IN favour
interrupted by the ar
convention of the
convention met at
ielect a Senator from
a vacancy occasioned
the Hon. Sherman y
bury, Esq. and the
the candidates.
| Whols number Of !
sary to a choice 1901
had 235 and was cho}
| Mr.. Shaw resumed
amendment. but beid
taken, the House adIa
| "WEDNESDAY, FEBl
the House, proposing
Constitution in relatla
ment of the political
Mrssrs. Spauldi ng'S
Mr.. Holmes, from |
Fisheries, reported al
act regulating the taT !
within the town OF \
ordered to q second 4
\ Mr.. Varnum, from
Towns, reported a
boundary line betwee
tleborough, which wa
reading Tomorrow.
A memorial from
the State ofConnectlc.
regulating the Fisher
Provincetown was re
tee on the Fisheries .
A Resolve from the
inquiry into the conc
Bank, was, on motlon
the table.
| WEDNESDAY, Fee B.,
Representatives. II
the boundary line Oel
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09


Mn. WEBSTER. We revert with pleas
ure to Mr.. Webster, because we identify
him with the character and principles.
the feelings and interests, Of New-Eng-
land as her able defender against the
vile abuse and shameful misrepresenta-
tions which have for years been cast upon
her by the West and South, principally
by the latter. The debate to which we
alluded in our paper last week was in
deed Of secondary interest. 1t derived
its immediate relish from the sharp con-
troversy between Messrs Webster and
Hayne. We hope soon TO see Mr.. Web
ster's reply, which consumed six hours
in the delivery, on the 9th and 2Sth uh.
The political friends of Mr.. Hayne, be-
fore M. Webster replied, were shouting
in praise Of their leader, and rejoiced as
if the east and her champion were put
down. Mr.. Webster put down and by
Gen. Hayne! There may be indeed men
in the nation equal TO Mr.. Webster, though
they do not appear before the publick: :
but Gen. Hayne is not one of them, and
as for Col. Benton he was born under an
other planet: toto diUisus orbe. We have
seen accounts Of Mr.. Webster's reply, not
only from those friendly TO his political
character, but those hostile; and they
agree that It was mighty and successful
effort, whether the keenness Of his wit.
or the strength Of his argument be consid-
cred. He controverted, it is said, in the
style ola master the strange doctrine urged
by the wild men of the South that the
Union may at any moment be severed for
any and every cause defended the legit-
innate powers Of the General Government,
and repealed with manly indignation the
attacks upon the north, her policy and in
stitutions. If other gentlemen from the
north will adopt the same course, and re-
pei insult and abuse whenever offered, and
ayenge even look that offers indignity
to The character of the north, we should
find that The boisterous, declamatory, and
threa,ning bloods Of the south and west
would no longer find railing and imperti-
nence the most fitting exercise for their
talents.
Mr.. Webster's first reply we have read,
and shall publish il next week. His last
and full answer has not yet been pub
iished.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

At the meeting in Boston on the 2lst ult.
resolutions were passed in favour of the
rights Of the Cherokees to their land and
their sovereignty.
The population Of New-York State, says
the Governor, amounts to 100000, and
has doubled within the last twenty years.
The famous Indian chief, Red Jacket, of
the Seneca tribe, died few weeks since
aged 80. His Indian name was, Sa- gu-yu-
wha-hah, Keeper awake, anglice.
ESQ inhabitants who remained to spend
the summer at Key-West, upwards of 70
have died. Only one individual escaped
without being attacked by disease.
A new Orthodox Church has been organ
lied in Gloucester, consisting of 2 male and
female members. who have seeded from
the Rev. Mr. Hlldreth's Church.
Rev. John S. C. Abbot was ordained on
the 2Sth ult.oyer the Calvanistic church and
Society in Worcester. Sermon by Rev.
Mr.. Halves, of Hartford from Phil. 2.ls.
Many papers assert that Mr.. Branch will
be obliged (?) to relinquish the office of first
Lord of the Treasury, and that Levi Wood
bury, man who knows When the current
serves, is to be placed On the Treasury
bench in his stead.
Losses exceeding sixty-fve thousand
dollars were susta ned by the insurance Off
ces in the capital last week.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

BROAD trimmed WHEELS. Our over
wise Legislature have suspended for two
years the operation Of this law. 1t was
passed in March, 1928, and was to take
effect on all wheels built or trimmed anew
after two years from the passage of the
act. And now. forsooth, just as the law was
about being applied, and to be of general
benefit, it is hung up till March, 1882.
" The wheel is" not "come full circle"
but our Legislature probably will, before
they close. The law babe fair to be one
of the best enactments in the Statute
Book, SO far as our roads are concerned.
BseeRApHcAL Dictionary. Mr.. Flint.
OF the Western Review, proposes publish
ing an American Biographical Dictiona-
ry in 3 vol. Is mo. Of 500 pages each.
We should consider that man, in truth.
benefactor to his age and country, who
would furnish US with what Walsh prom
Used. but failed TO perform, and what nei-
ther Eliot. Allen, nor the American Lem
Piere have reached. There is scarcely
any greater incentive to glorious exertion.
than ihat derived from reading the lives
OF these who have been distinguished for
learning, patriotism and all the generous
qualities that adorn man.
The total amount of duties paid by the
Philadelphia Auctioneers, for. the quarter
ending November 80, was S37 ,644 50!
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

The total amount of duties paid by the
Philadelphia Auctioneers, for the quarter
ending November 80. was s37 ,644 50!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
DESCRIPTION.

Shakespeare is besuiilul blooi bay, hand
somelY marked. black name aud tail, with a
most deli htal coat ofhsir, which Tor sickness
aud Gneness is seldom equalled. and never =,
oerded OF most commanding appearance
ctest strength, beauty aud AZ ion eight wears
old TIL, sprirg; tnll sixteen hands hgl
aud il is thought by The besi of judo
es that Shakespeare Is not cIeeiled ~
pom, of appearance by any hotse n Virginia.
Much more could be- said, but genirm oi thu
turf aud bferders In Virginia aod Nor,h Caro-
linn are 100 generally acquainted with the ben
efcial results from judlcious crosses, to 'eqnlr'
an, thing but their own judgment aud dlscre.
fion 10 induce them 10 embrace the present
opportunity OF improving their stock. No
charge Tor persons OF servants bringing msre'
to inlS horse Shakespeare is limited 10 thre,
mare. per day, aud can say with u clea con
sciencr, that thlnk him the suresl toal gote,
ever kept. Should any mares fail 10 prove IN
fuhl tina were put last spring only hhlf price
will be charged ~ case gentlemen send again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

Nv rckEE, ROBINSON & co. are opening a
NJ large aud general assortment OF Staple X
Fancy Goods, selected oui OF the Spring arr
va's AT New York, aud are remarkable Tor their
variety Of style and cneapness.
Hair corded and checked CanIb ricks very low
3 aud 6 / London Cambricks, soft dressed
Beau ilu fg'd Swiss Muslns
SWISS and Manchester Ginghams, new style
Etotfe lndlenne, entirely new article
. boxes Milanese Ribbons, do
Snper6ne Lines Cambticks
"a aad s kentags, approved bleach
Scarborough Gauze Hdkis. btaul lfu
Bell Ribbons, new patterns
SILK and Cotton iioziery, at half price
Fancy Soaps, odour delicious
Cologne and Florida Water, in cut bottles
Thread agi Blonde l.aces, sup quality
BobbineG do 3, 4 aud 6 4
Beautiful Straw and travelling Baskets
Black Bombazlne. "a and A. ve,y cheap
Black Luslrngs, for gen;emeu's wear
Sup Row en- Cashmere
Black PrnnelIa, very superior
The above Goods are FreSh-alI nurcha sed
for cash, and will he sold on such Terms as vii
please the planter, and be an offset againslthe
low prices Of Tobacco.
March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
PERFORMANCES.

The Spring he was three Years old. he Won
the colts race at i,ew Market, at tdIte heats.
sk subscribers, purse 1900 dollnrs, beating
Betsy Archer, Janneue and Rockingha end
others very easily, nnd repeating In fine time ;
the same spring he won the Jncky Club purse
two mile heals, al Spring Hill, Eve starting
the fall alter lie WIS three years old, he won
the annual post stake AT New Market, two mile
heals. hys subscribers, 300 dollars each, beat.
ing easily Janelle. Mr.. Hsrusnns Nrginian,
and two others-ssDe fall he won the proprie-
tors purse at Nouowny, two mite hrais beat
ing Phillis, Arsins, aud one other With ease--
the next wesk be ran at Bslheld for he Joeky
Club purse. 500 dollars three mlle heats. won
without difficulty, beaiIng Brrtaud. Arslus
aud two otbers--ihs week after be won TIE
Jocky Club purse at Spri Hi. sa mile
heats beating bluSier and Two others hard ~
hand--the spring he rBs four years old, he won
the Jocky Ciub purse 90 dollars. al BelGeld,
male keats, beating the distinguished face
mare ARIEL In fine time the neat week be
Won the JockS Club purse at Lamencevillc,
4 mile heats. $50 dollars, al one heat, which
~ took So easily taat nothing would run
gaInsl linn tire SECOND hesi--the next week he
run NJ Nav Narkei, four mile heals aud was
beai by GnhauHah al three heats, Shakespeare
beating flirtha IN Tue same race, they con
tending 81 closely as 10 uluTe eacn other, aud
thereby gave Gohannah the race-the fail he
was four years old, he was trained. sustained
an injury Ia his hand ancle, was tnrned out
taken up again and run, hs was beaten by
ARIEL Monsieur IonSun aud Sally Maeee :;
be was then turned out and winlered, his ancle
improved the spring he was five wears old
he was again trained, and run al Halifax, n. c
for The pIoprietors purse, Two mile heats. which
he Won IN great time, beating Mulauo, Mary,
&c. &c. the next week he won the Jucky
Club purse 300 dollars, at Bel6ed, three mile
heats, al heats, beaiug Sally Magpe, his
anc'e again gave way, aud lie has not started
for race SINCE. So that II will be seen from
t1P above statements of performances, that
SHAKESPEARE mas beat almost every racer Of dis
til Ion that was OH the turf with him; among
them, Janeiie, the favofite Of New York, Der
irsnd the iavoIite of South Carolina, Fiji.
tila aud Ariel, the favorites ofVirginia as well
MS Araius, Marktime. Phillis. Rocking ham
betsy Archer, &c. Shakespeare made a
hne season the last spring, h,s colts viii he
scattered 'no sixteen diderent Counties and this
spring will show for themselves. and wish
him 20 rise fall on his own me ri,s, and return
my thanks for the liberal encouragement here
totore received. and solicit a continuance of the
same WILLIAM TERRY
March IL. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
NAAOaHAE FARM,
FOR SALE.
March 90

a AM disposed to sell my Mill and Plan'a'
n ton en- Cars creek, in he county OF RocN'
bridge, lying on The highway from Covlng'on
and Bath To Lexington, distant about SIX miles
from the latter, and two miles from the NoI'n
fork of James River, which is naygable !"
Lynchbnrg This farm contains upwards %
400 acres-a large portion of which IS oil eal
celent quallty and has a sufficient quantity "
meadow-all of which is waIered. The III,
provementS are good country fam ho"se, ""'
all necessary out houses anew Barn OF tut
first order, and 300 acres of cleared land "n'e"
may be divided toto ten fields, SO as to nav
running water in each "a valuable .Hte""'
Null lately built, with TWO par Of stones-'p
house rs three stories high, and large enous"
10 contain Ten thousand bushe's of wheat,
The situation CT this farm, independent OF 10
frrllIty, adds greatly 10 is value. II IS ~ 'ne
neIghborhoud Of thee manufactures oilroh.
of Lexington. the College oil Washington -ae"
affords an excellent stand fer a country sioIf'
A gentleman DESTROYS of residing in Lexington
on account Of his children, could wub coh't-
nience, attend to, and draw all his suppP
from this farm. he mill which has goo"
custom. and which, with good management
she may retain. IS situated near the lower tn'
of the tract and may he separated from II WI"
out inconvenience. ! am wiling 10 sell 'le''
separate. The terms OF sale will be made con
yenlent TO purchasers. A. STUART.
Stdunton, March |. ow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
VARIETIES.

2 nHIs h, receiving g At variety OF an
c. and other Goods, viz;
Dolls moving aud fixed eyes
Magnetic Fish
Powder Hprus snd Flask, beaufifnl article
Fen and Pocket knises, splendid assortment
Wax Tapers Id. l-2. anu year
Emory and Cotton Velvet ca. hions
FIRE scteens. Hooks and Eyes, plated and
blaak
Porcelain Nihgt Lamps splendid
Wafca Paprrs-Sdk flr making Purses, &c.
IeiHrr 5tamps-Sporismen' Cups
pines. assorted kinds
Scissors heauifui assortment
Barlow Knives, real
Iudla Iuk, assorted SIZE boArs
Ladlc. Unread Cases aud Memorandum Book
Masont Ribbon. blue aud red, splendid arii
Gle
Artificial Flies
Mass Paper Faces
sea G,Bss Fishing iines-Fishmg Tackle in
boxes
fi.h llpnks, assorted
Painter Palate.
Bolus Knives. &C. sc
Howell DAVIES.
April
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
NEW AND CHEAP
q q o @ ID q Y

YHHE Subscriber announces TO his f,i.s :,
- and the public generally, ihs, he hs. -.
ken the stand near the Farmers Bank. rec..'
" occupied by Messrs. john & Seth uaIsa.'
where he is now opening large and exten.;y1'
assortment of fresh Groceries. HAVING n',.
chased them for cash. he III be enabled 10 81,
them on as goodeterms Tor cash, or in a,
change for country produce, as they Can J.
procured in this market. Country Mprcbaa..
and Planters ale invited TO call and e,a,n,rs
for themselves. His assortment is Comm
in part of the following articles, viz:
Sacks Salt, Liverpool flied
LOAF and Brown Sugar
Cofiee-lron and Steel
Whiskey, some very old
Apple and Peach Brandy
Stella, Malay aud Port Wines
NoIassrs, Sugar House)
Best Goshen Cheese
Nails. assorted sizes
Crockery and Stone Ware
Writing and wrapping Pape
Glass Ware, all kinds
Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos.
Gnntemen's aud Ladies Shoes
Rice
Sbad and Mackarel good
Soal and Upper leather
Domestic Cloths, IA and 514
lndig" ano Madder,
Allspice and Pepper
Ginger, Copperas, &c.
Fine wool
Powder and Slot
700 yards fine Tow Linen
CLIFTON II. RUcKfE.
eb.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
GARDET SEE D.

T ARLY short y 49, III =. rsri
4 Salmon Radish. Nas,uriion white solid Ce
lers, early Summer squash, Scotch kall, early
Horn Beet, early lIern Carrot early blood
1urnip Beet l.arge Swelling Psrsnin. Green
Head Lettuce, Drumiead do. Msngls WuriEie
Beet, red Onion Seed, Saiiasy. early curled Sc
iicia Lettuce, straw coiored Onion. Cherry
Turnip Radish, Tomatoe shaped Pepper, early
Cluster CUCUMBER early Frame Cucumber.
Long Green Cucumber, late Cucumber. Ice
Lettuce. Lima Beans, early William Pea, Dwarf
Marrofat Pea. early Washington Pea, early
Cluster Pea, Dwarf blue Imperial Pea, early
green hsrl,on Pea. Prolific Pea.
Long Orange Carrot Tennis Ball Lettuce,
white Naples Radish, curled Pepper Grass, cur
led Parsley, Garden Cress. early CauIillower.
0chre Seed. early Parsnip. blood red Carrot,
red solid Celery, Sea Kali.
Early York Cabbage. long Drumhead do,
Berjen do. early Emperor do. long Imperial do
green Savory do. late Baiesea do. red Dutch
do.
For sale at unusually low prices by
WIN. J UOLC0MBE.
Feb. Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
PEDIIR ZEE.

Shakespeare was got by Vireinian, the favor
lite son OF SIR Archy, and among his most dis
ting uished racers his dam, WHO was sold lhst
fall two years, with her colt Ivy her side, to Mr..
Livingston of NV York, for $ll00 ls,by Nj.
Herbert Hills bay horse Shenandoah one o.
the first sous Of the celebrated race horse 20
tomac he was out of Mr.. HIS bay mare by
the imported horse febrih,ge, her dam by tho
imnorted horse Grey Diomnd. hrr gfandam by
Wdar, hef great graodnm nv Col Hayne' 5
Phmnap, her great great grandam by OLD Val
VA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

VAIL stand the ensuing seas"" a nYFia
" ble la The town OF Liberty, aud cfInv o
RedCora. and will he lei - mares al So The
season. nayable the 25lh December neK --lhe
seasnn will commence pn the lH OF aafch.
and end on the lst OF August uss 81 The
single leap, payable al the stable door. an $40
for insurance. payable ne soon rs the nare >
known 10 be IN foai, or transtefred--ane dollar
10 be paid 10 the groom for each mafe. lhe
proprietor has made the most ample arrsngs-
ments TO have mares well attended To thsi may
be sent 10 this horse, having provided 700 a
ores Of land for pasi0fage, gratis, part Of
which is in Clover for early grazing, the bal
ancc in wheat and rye. so.n Tor The express
purpose. divided into different enclosures AMI
well watered, so thai mares with young colt,
can be kent separate. Mares can be fed, il
REQUIRED, Al 20 cents per day. Ample stable
room 10 protect them from the lnuemsnoy 81
bad rainy weather, and sailed twice a week.
These arrange nenis together with my personal
and devoted attention. assisted by faithful Osi-
lers provided for the purpose vi be = warrant
tits hoped that mares will be well Treated. anil
returned 10 their owner. ~ good CONDITION.
viii state. thai last spring there WIS sometimes
ms hish AS 40 mares from a distance. all under
NV Gaze a number with Young colts some a.
far a. 100 miles oiI, all refufaed 10 Their hwn',s
In 3 I'd condition. without the Least injury
M resnoosib,liiY for accidents or escapes. bat
av.,vf.aftiea waI I've made - prevent then.
T. pubic will Justify me IN IN ing thn' Shaks.
peaic's colts arc the finest order being aig Sc;
and foe, thsy far EXCEL the colts of any othsr
no et,st ever stood IN this section OF the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
THos, RUgsJs

2 SESPECTFuLLY informs hs friends and
d u the public generally, lha he will sell or
shf tobacco. or any other country produce m,
commission. He has rented large fre.rr,o,.
brick tenement, for thr purpose of storieq col,
ton, flour, bacon hemp, aud other articles al
trade 40 this market. lie keeps his oifre q,
the store room of Mr.. c. II Eucker. Bank
square. Lynchbu,g, Va.
Jan, % tf1e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

A List II Ltite,s remaining in Liberty Post
Office on he 3ld Of March. 1880
A-R,v. Nh Ayre. Abner An.hany, Mark
AutbOns.
B-Adam Beard. Jancs Bunch, Henry !
RovIos Caleb +. BraNblru John Bowles
George Bnrd
copeal A. Cla,. Samuel s. Cra"lnrd 10.
na han CunGin, Alexander Compton w lam
W. Crump.
D-W,lliam Dickinson, Abner Dobynrs,
Marble n Dent. Lewis Dawson.
F-Rchard FREEMAN, John IL, Ferguson,
Polly Franklin.
G-CharIes Glenn, Elizabeth Golf, James
Gaarde.
Bartholomew Iiodren, Lucas p. Haw-
kins, Pleasant w, Howard, Samuel Harrison,
Urjah Hatcher. tbenezer NJ. Hepburne, Thorn
AZ Hackworih, Calharine Harris, Clifton u.
Hill, Henry S. Hopkins, +. VI. Betsy Ann
Hurt, Leonard Hutre, Willis Hensley, Elijah
HALEY, Capl. John Hill. Abraham }. lindies-
ton.
J-Mis. ANA Jones, Thomas Johnson.
k-t'illnm King,
s.-ChafIes Lambert Rev. James Leftwich,
William Lin on, Barnabas Little, Milton Low
res. Edmund Lig.
M--Mrs Thomas Moore, William Miller,
John Murphy, Sen. Josiah NJ Moore, Westi'y
Mauux Nathaniel |. Manson, Wilmm Millln-
der, Mr.. Sarah 5. Moore, Samuel T. Mitchell,
Reube + Mitchell.
N-John 6. Mobiles, Joshua Mobiles.
O-Col Armistead Olev, Thomas j. Otey,
Elias Oues.
P-Nlss Maria Ann Phillips, 1. A. Pullrn
Thomas Patterson. Wlliam Payne, Thomas
PAYNE, Capt P,eslou or Iesse Cre"cy, N'IiIa
rsgc
Q-Ch. David W Qanres
RI ,2abe'h III. Kucker JOHN Kay, Sarah
Rice, Benjamin n. Robertson, Br'nard k0et-
Or, jams Rueker
S---Grorge Shewster, Gny Smith, James +
Scott Capt Joseph W cot, Bedford ohe'IfI,
Wayman St tiair. Mss Elizabeth Sherman
Christopher ST. Clair
T-Braja,nin Turner, Arthur Ihomerson,
Mrs. ANA loney, Cloe Thomas.
U--Wliiam Upd> he
W-Daniei Wamock, Gro or Sami West
Abraham WI. MIS-. France Williamson, John
b. WIN Benjamin Virgin. Benj amio Wlu Is
reei Nilemau. w il. r. PORTER p NJ
Apt5 D 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

WI E9SRS. John tardwick aud Thos Cole
S-*-a man. who was admr, oil John Coleman
aud Elizabeth Coleman, dec.-Gsntlemen !:
Please 10 take notice, that on the first, second,
eGd third days of June next, al the Tavern
House of James S. Pendleton, in the town OF
New Glasgow, in the county OF Amherst and
State of Virginia, shall proceed 10 take the
deposition OF Hezekiah S, Fulcher and Others,
To he used as evidence in suit in Chancery
depending iu the county court Of Amherst, IN
which am complainant and Won are deft..
DAVID S. GARLAND.
April Sw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

IN pursuance nI decree of the Hustungs
- Court .: Lyuchburg, entered March term,
1873, IN the .snu Wheeler e. al vs.. Morgan,
IN Chancery, Twill on the 24lh April next,
sell, 10 the highest bidder, at auction, a wood
and brick tenement, situated on one half OF
Lot No. 10, on ID street, and now la the occn.
pancy OF Morgan Il Mcdaniel. and L. F.
Gardner and others, on a credit of IL months.
BOND with approved security will be required
Tor the purchase money.
GEO. L. WILLIAMS, Com.
March os
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
Mr.. Robert Kelly,

NRAkE ootice, that snail, on Saturday the
- LIST day of May next, nj the clerks Office
of the Superior Court of Chancery, for the
Iyuchburg District, proceed to take the deposi.
ton OF Robert Jones and others, 10 be read as
evidence in a cause now depending In said coui
wherein am plaintiff and you one ofihe de.
PENDANTS 4. FLETCHER.
April w4v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
DOCTOR j. Nj. JENNINGS

20 ESPECTFuLLY offers his professions
~ services to the citizens of LynchpuiE
aud OF the adJacent country particularly, IN tut
practice OF Medicine.
lie enter'ains hope. that from his cons'a.'
assiduity, and promises of punctualily, TO me, T.
a share OF the patronage and confidence oil '''
public.
He may be found for the present at tue Te'''
denee of John Victor. Esq.
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