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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02

man Boosting of his honesty, is generally
rogue--of his courage, generally n coward--of
his riches, generally not wealthy--of democra-
cy, generally an aristocrat-of his intim acy
with great men, generally despised by those he
may chance to know-of his wit, popularity,
and high standing, Always fool.--Bostoa Ga.
zcue.
You must form true relish of life, Just rs
you would do of painting. You must not suffer
your eye to be dazzled with gay, glossy CO.
loTings, by saudy and ambitious ornaments,
however they may strike and dazzle you for II
while You must dwell upon the more austere
and manly graces, which never please upon
transient view, but when they have once pleas
ed you, please forever aftcr.-WML. .4dp
The best religion is that which prompts us to
faithful and cheerful discharge of all our du-
lies.
Virtue is no enemy to pleasure, grandeur, or
glory herproper Office is to regulate our desires,
that we may enjoy every blessing with modera-
ton, and lose them without discomfort.
Poverty whets the ganius-opulence blunts
it. When tho stomach is empty, the body be-
comes all spirit-when full, the spirit becomes
all body
Violent love is the worst of all reasons for
marriage couple who have no better reason
for uniting, seldom continue long happy.
Few accidents so unhappy bat may be
mcnded by prudence few so happy but may be
ruined by mprudence.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02
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POETRY.

FOR THE VIRGINIA ADVOCATE.
TO A YOUNG LADY WHOM THE All
THOR SAW ENGAGED IN HER
DEVOTIONS.
Oh! It's a holy charm that binds
This heart in ties of love to thee;
The idea of thy innocence,
The attractions of thy piety.
A native beauty too q thine,
by Heavens own hand consummate mad
A beauty, that shall bloom in bliss
Where roses never fade.
For tho bright Cline above the skies
Will cherish every flower
That blooms in lovely mcckness here,
Wilh it's own tav'ring power.
The ardent breathings of the heart;
The young souls fervent offering;-
Oh! ii boon to Heaven dear,
sacred, precious, holy thing.
saw thee bow, with reverence meek,
In solemn worship, toward the throne
OF The Aln'ighty's Mercy Seat,
To make Thy applications known.
orl thy fair brow beam divine, ~
OF pure celestial radiance shone;
Twas "a reflection from above"
glorious lustre not thine own.
Oh if an humble pious prayer
Fer pierca the sapphire of the skies.
Thine was not lost in airy space,
But echoed sweet in Paradise.
CANnV
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02
FOR THE VIRGINIA ADVOCATE
THE NAVAL IiERO'S DEATH SONG

--~~ ~'NA <AAN AALhAo ~ LIZA IL oSAN ".
Farewell bless'd land ofgloy,
Home of bliss and peace, farewell!
Long thy deeds shall shine in story,
Long thy fame in song shall swell.
Birth place Of race of freemen,
Chosen home Of Liberty,
How thy brave and haidy yeomen
Struggle to he UhoIy free
Struggle or ye sons of glory,
Strong.in life, and firm in death
blooming years, and temples hoary
Yield but with your latest bieath
Spread tho banner proudly DER me,
Let me see each glitt'rng star,
Let the eagle soar before me,
Stroud Inc in tho breath Of war.
Hark hear the groans ofanguish
Round me, many freeman falls
Brother warriors, do not anguish
'Tis your dying leader calls.
Shout yonr warsong-"os TO BATTLE
o"'o yum sphItS W tbe SlIiIe--
Heed not now the lannon's rattle,
Bear not hence joyless life.
Lo my vital tide is gushing
Shadows gather DER my sight,
Bear me where the foe is rushing,
Let ME die amidst the fight.
Farewell home of joy and beauty,
Farewell partner, babes and friends
have heard the call of duty
Lo my life nj glory ends v. G..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21
FeR THE Vino.

,ghe following paragraph in the Enquirer of the
18th instant, casually caught my attention. 1t is
edito,jut.
closing ground in their land Of steady habits, the
friends of Mr. Clay and the coalition, claiming accession
OF strength IN the other Sates Ridiculous calculation They
pretending 20 that Alabama would hoist Mr. Clsy
flag The United States Telegraph duff Gecn) has exposed
its impods1t assertion to The and contempt Of The
pu1iep
The oracle of Virginia democracy ought always
to keep perfectly COOL but unfortunately Mr Richie
scarcely ever sits down the editorial desk without
frettine himself into passion It is probable sup
nose that some warm friend and admirer Of Mr.
CLAW has made some calculations of his probable sue
cess in Alabama, for the next Presidency. These
calculations may be right, they may bo wrong
Surely there would be nothing extraordinary in Il,
If they are actually verified for If it IL troeas we
are informed, thai New England is rapidly coming
over to the Jackson banner we need not wonder at
any thing which may HAPPEN in this orr day anG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21
Great Sale Of Law Books.

a. the second THURspAY If September next, will
" be sold by auction, the Law Stock of Book
seller consisting of ABBOTT Thirty Tovsa,d Voiunes
embracing the latest editions of nearly all books IN
general use, and great number of the old Report
ers, and other scarce works
At the same time will be sold, large number OF
Important MISCELLANEOUS works.
The Catalogue will be ready by the first of June.
Any gentleman desirng'it forwarded to him, will
Plcsse apply (post paid) TO The subscriber,
M. THOMAS, Auctioneer
t'fhdac1phIay Nay, 1850 ma f5--wSc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21
Great Luck and Promnt Pavme1.n;fi-

n o. Q, ~, SO, which drew The splendid Capital
~ Prlze OF $50 600, was sold by d. W. IIcwsor, in
whole ticket, to Mr.. III Whitmore Of Petersl,,yc !,
who received the cash for itfrom P Chubb, before,
o'clock on Monday, Mr. Hetgson being out of town
when the drawing was received. The same proropt
payment viii attend ali those who buy tickets from
ma ~ p. CHIlRR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21

man who recently attacked two ladies IN Hc
con street, Boston. with the intention, N i ep-
posed By some Of stealing the veil OF one and
eod % Tie STATE Prison fsf fSe 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21

generation But suppose the calculator is al,ogeth
er wrong Ia there sny thing impudent IN the asser-
ton of mans belief that particular event may
happen'-f may conscientiousiy believe that in five
years from this day. Virginia, will become entire
convert to the policy of encouraging domestic man
ufactures. In thisyI may be mistaken, but surely
there is nothing very npadent. in the assertion Of
my simple belief Mr.. Owen will probably continue
to proclaim the great advantages of his "Social
System" and "the twelve divine laws of human ma
ture" and mankind will continue to pity him as
benevolent and misguided vsinnary-but no one
would think of charging Mr.O with impudence in
asserting his doctrines, however mischievous they
might be to society. Mr.. Ritchie himself no doubt
believes that he is very able expounder Of constu
ional law-noN although in this is very probable
that Mr. H. ie mistaken, yet few would be so desti-
tute OF politeness as to charge him with npudenee
on account of little harmless vanity 1t is passing
strange too, that the Editor of the Enquirer should
assert, that this opinion calculation or whatever
1t may be called, about Mr.. Clays success in Alaba-
ma has been hel up 'te scorn and conteunpf Of the
public The public might laugh at such an opinion,
but scorn is an emotion which it could not possibly
feel. The truth Is, Mr. Richie writes very often
without reflection, and sometimes his hasty para
graphs borrow their angry ,inge from some sudden
III numour or gust of Passion into which he is thrown
and which leave the impression that he is gentle
man OF not the best temper in the world. hope he
VIII mend his style, particularly in this respect he
complains SO very much of others. SENEX.>
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
,ontas Delegates, John Grimes, john gax.-

!,
ters (late member of the Conventional
SENATE
For the District of Monroe, Allegheny, Bath, Po-
eahontas, Nicolas, Boietoute and Greenbricr--thc
votes were1or Mcdowell 18Th. Caperton e72
*Not in the last Legislature
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21

Gen. Samuel Houston, late Governor of penncs-
see, arrived at Nashville, from the East on his wav
to his new residence among the Cherokee Indians in
Arkansas
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21

Miss Elizabeth Clifford, aged i6, was on Thurs
day morning found in a barn adjoining her res.
loence, at salem, suspended blythe neck by q rope
attached to the beam, and entirely Iifsless She
departed from the family about 10 o clock alleging
she was gong into neighbors house to sjeen.
as she had frequently done Nothing more was seen
OF nef un'h she was found hanging in the barn
IN the morning. She is said to have been a 95rl
of great personal beauty. gu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21
MANAGERS, OFFICE.

FNNHE following are the drawn Nos. of the Con
n nectcut State Lottery, No. s.
81 % % ii 50 81 80 Z.
YATES g. MCINTYRE. Managers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21

1t is not n little remarkable, that no Ssaternan of
our country has emphsficalIy set the seal of his
reprobation or the MULTIPLYING doctJine, by which we
understand, the right Of minority in Republic to
resist the majority as Mr.. Jefferson. When the com
mittee selecting timents from his Inaugural
Address Cor tossts at thelate political dinner in this
city, how capie they to Pass over the following? "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21
MANAGERS OFFICE.
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. 6.
TO be drawn in Richmond on the first day of June

Besides $500, 400 300, 200. 100, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets S., Halves so, Quarters Is.
All orders from the country promptly attended to-;
For tickets, call at the Managers Office.
*%* Where IL, 27, the GRIND Capital Of go O0o
IN the last Union Canal Lottery was sold and paid
to gentleman Of Richmond
may FL YATES g. MCINTYRE;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21

nong ''the essential principles Of our government
and consequently those which ought to shape its adj
minstraton," hs places the following
"Absolute ae4uiescence in the decisions of the
emajority, the vital principle of Republics, from
switch there is no appeal but force the vital prin
"cple and immediate parent of despotism "-.Nat INT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21

We are pleased to find that Gen Harrison has
been received on his return to Ohio in manner the
most grateful to his feelings We have received and
shall publish tomorrow. the proceedings at din
ner given him in Cincinnati. The Generals speech
will be read by persons of all parties with pleasure.
We admire it most of all for the mild manner in
which he audes TO political events, after the indec
orous treatment he has received.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21

.nr. IaSepsH.-We regret that severe domestic
affection has deprived the Senate Of the talents ant
Services Of this distinguished Senator; on account
which, on motion of MIR. Tyler, leave of absence fol
the remainder of the session, granted to him or
the 9th inst.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21

late No. Of The CaledoDan Mercury. one of the
most respectable Edinburgh papers, gives the follow.
ing account of invented Filter:
The powers Of George Robins's ROYAL Filter have
been put to the test IN city of Edinburgh during
the past week, and for the accuracy of the result we
pledge ourselves having had occular de1oua tratien
Of the fact. quantity of ink was pIsoed in por-
table fltor, and in short minnie it ssed through
"6Eghi as The rain drop in an Apfil Shower" We
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21

Among the toasts at the late Jefferson dinner, we
observed the following: :" Pirgnin, the mother of the
Gracchi" Now we have always read that CoY.aeiin
the mother of The Gracch Co,nelin mater
Gracchoruni said the monument of that illustrous
woman. This blunder is probably some of Col.
Bentons classical lore, Of which he fond of ma
KING display, and of which 'Godsnths Abridg-
ments' are probably the plus ultra.
.Netcbern Spectator.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21

The American Insurance Company of New York
have declared dividend of 16 per cent for the last
SIX months This added to the preceding dividends,
makes, it is snid, an amount of three hundred PEI
cent ON the capital of that institution since it com
menced business in 1915.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08

WihniNiA. At rules holden in the clerks Office Of
'heSuperlor Court Of Chancery, for the I,uo-
phrs distrlct, I'll I'd day of Nov 1S29. jim TWIN
ana Elizabeth his wife, Jacob Scott aud PATTI, 80
wle, mildred innis widow of John Inns, dco'. and
ohey "afher, widow of Joseph Garner, d.. pitt
against Jonas Peare", in his own right an M.
OF WIN. Dhlard, dee James billiard son OF v ,liuin
LarkIn London and Polly his wife, and Robert ihus,
iillam' and Leanna Warner, infants by Conn, T.
s,oner benash, specially assigned their pua,diau 10
nasgard ana Rachel his wife, and Peter Moore a
susdhhah MS wife. dciis.
ne defendants John Haggard aud achcl he "ic,an
refer Moore and Susannhh his Wife not ha,ne entered
apPear ahce and given security according To the o.
81 Assembly and the rules of this court and appcaI
ny satisfactory evidence that they are net inhabitants @
'hs country IL is ordered that the SAID defendants do az
pear mere on the first day OF the next term and a..
J"oi sue pili OF tue pits and thai copy Of TN, {"
der be forthwith inserted in some NEWSPAPER printed IN
Town Oh iynchburg for two months succossncy, aa
posted at the front dHor of the courthouse in the sad
town. A copy-feste J. WILLS, sec.
Jan. -. vyopt7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08

ETlRGlNlA.-At Rules holden in the Clerk, Office Of
W The Superior Court Of Chancery for the I,ypcelu,
District the 18th day of January, 1880. Charlie Wlts
ley aud John H. smith, surviving partners of Clrle.
6hileley, I'm. Vhheley aud John H. Smith. lfs
merchants ana partners, Trading under the sNie and
firm of Charles WhItelcy Il Co phls agajn. 4 Tbo,n'
Ink VIM HiX, Martha iiix Dury Xix, Alexaud,r
harshall aud Elizabeth his lie, aud Samuel ijar,h,l
and Hannah lis wife Defts.
The defendants fhomas IIm, Diury Hjy Ale,sp,o,
Marshall and Elizabeth his wife, and Samuel Mnr,LJ
ana Hannah ms wife, not having entered tbei.
appearance ana gwen security according TO the sc az
by satisfactory evidence thai they are not inhpIar al
this country II Il ordered hat the said defendants Il n
pear here on the first day Of the ncNt term and au.
the mn OF the plaintiffs and that copy Of This on p,
lorth"llh inserted IN some spaper pyrfed ii. the
town of Lynchburg, for two months sueces,I,r!, a-
posted at the front door of the courthna,c uil ij
town. Acopy-Teste, J. WILLS e. C.
Gu "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08

VFiRGlNlA.-At Rules holden in the cIe,i,.
" oi mo superior Court Of Chanccry for The "rhcs
burg District tue 18th day of January 1s.6 .Ll)hch-
Preston, Pitf against George Fosdck and W. 'Imas
dick Delts. ' W m Eos
The defendant George Fosdick not having ee,,,,,,.
appearance and given security according Ia ~ MS
Assembly aud the rules of tins CONT nn1 f act Of
ny satisfactory evidence that he is an inbsbas
this country u is ordered that the sald ot
appear here On The fret day oftho next term @ d"
swer The bill OF the pain;if; and that copy f l a-
Ger be Forthwith inserted in nemspaper n ' Or
tue to"hoi ynchbufg for two months ,u "a
posted al the font door OF the courthouse m ~ rine
"wh. copy-Tesie, " sed
Fol, WILLS. c c.
w2mig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08

HTlRGlNlA-At Rules holden in the Cle,t,----
" oil the superior Court OF Cbaucery for the onrs
Dufg District the 4tl day of January 1850 Jai, ~
Wells, ad mr. of Thomas Wells, dee pbr w" -
Elizabeth Campbell adm'x of George Camrh. against
James Campbell, John Campbell George Cam 1', gee
John Masters and Samuel Garland, Dolls. p''L
Inc defendant john Campbell, not having epf.,od
aPPhafahce aud gwen security according To Tho JUS
Assembly aud the rules of this court d il abns at OIL
satisfactory evidence that he is not an 1haLi'S ~
th's country 1t Is ordered, that the said deIn ' "a
appear here on the first day Of the nex, , ." 90
an"er the bill ofhe plaintiff and thai I'M ana
order be forthwith inserted in some nev,nare, ,nA
lished IN tine town of Lynchburg for w. f, pup
sueeeSsReIy ana posted up at the front do.r aC Us
courthouse, in the s.id town 0' u Tue
copy-Teste, j. Wills
Feb | ''C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08
Gum and AAock Smith.

YHllE Subscriber respectfully Informs the
- citizens of Lynchbnrg and the public
guerally, TINT he has taken the stand imuedi-
tcy opposite the Franklin Hotel, main street
Lynchburg, lately occupied by Archy Lew.
ia, aud lnends to carry on, IN all lis branches
the Gun and Lock Smith business. His long
experience in this business rnables him 10 as.
sure those who may tlusi their work IN him
thai il shall be executed in The best and n at
est manner. and with great dispatch, and as
cheap rs any where in the Uni ed States. He
viii he very thankful to all who have Ours or
Gun Locks, House aud Trunk Locks, and News
TO repal,. or any other work in his line to give
I'm n call LEVI FISHER
Dec Qm36
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08
NYIRGINlA, Sci Al conr1 ncIl for Eolcor1 o.uul-

NYihhlNlA, Set AT a court held for Bedford count
- at ihe courthouse, on the 25th day Of ja $50
nh9fes I. Patterson PHI. against David Iylc AID
William IL ye, defts.
Inc defendant, William Kyle, not having entcroi his
appearance and given security according to tho a,i e.,
Assembly aud the rules of tins cour and aruar, A 70
inc satisfaction ofthe court that he is not au ir
OF this commonwealth On the motion of tl,- palauE
ny counsel 1t is ordered that the SAID de v ~ ISL. ia
appear here on the iih Monday in March nca do 81 ai-
I"et me p OF inc pialnItf and that copy ii @ o--
der be forthwith inserted in some uew spapcr a., , ~
the town oiIynchburg for W. months sucee,s yo li
posted at the front door of the courthouse s county
on Two several court days.
COpy-Teste, GA WINGFIEE u n. G.
req. uomt9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08
SIS REWARD.

II LOANED my Mare ION young man by
- ne "a % of TOWNLEY on Sunday last
and she has not been rrtu ned, have good
reason 30 believe ihnt he has & ne TO the west
With her, rs a youth of his discr,p on was seen
10 pass through New London, on TUESDAY
The mare Is a sorrel mare, with her hind H. OF
white, is five years old next spring, has a long
tail uols AMI gallops we'll aud is well formed
will give t6e reward amy Que who will
deliver her 10 me.t"rnu miles from Lynch u r
ON Wards Road. or will tfankfnlIy receive ar,
inforna i1noi her OWEN |. NORTH
Feb a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08

lkdlNiA, Set AT Rules holden in the lorh'
oihce OF the County Court of Henry, at the cort'
house, ON the I'd day OF Nov. ls29. Henry Edw"u'
and Sarah his wife, pltf, against VIM. Martin, bre'
MARTIN, Joseph Martin, Thomas Martin, John har''t
Joseph MartlD Thomas Smith and Uliy his W.
Achilas liughs and Nancy his wife, late Nancy hiI.
I'M Jacob Burrus and Susan his " lie late Susan VI ~,
IN, Milton Cleveland, John Brausfnrd and Pony n''
wife, benjamin Piper and Susaunah his wife,
gregory and Harriet his wife, Thomas Stafford ANU
caroline his Wit, Emmett Cleveland, Jackson l'''.
land, Ferry Cleveland, Patsy Cleveland, Daniel lia@
mock and his wife, Wm.l. Waller, Joseph +"
waller and Henry Pritchct aud Name, lis i!t, d5i1
IN GHANCERY
ms day came the plaintiffs, by their Alto ui =, a''
Tue hefendenis VIM. Martin, Brce Martin, Jo-c. b N
I'M Thomas Martil, John Martin joseph hurliu, I'M
smith aud Unity his wife, Achias Hughs and Nancy I'VE
wlie, Jacob Burrus and Susan his wife. Milton tieN'
iand, John bransiorG and Polly his wife, Benz fI
ana slsannah his wife, Gregory and Harriet ~
VINE, Ihas Stafford and Caroline his wifi, Emns rev.
,and' Jackson Cleveland, Perry Cleveland, Patsy 'l,
iahd' Daniel Hammock and his wife, not NAM
entered teir appearance and given security "oa'''''I
TO the net OF Assembly and the rules th, court ana
appearing from satisfactory evidence thai tIoy NJ
Ihhapltants oil tins commonw eath--it i eraelca TO-"
s.e saio delts' do appear here On the 2l " "' y
warren next, ana answer the compliments bill, a'u
copy oil TINS order be forthw th inserted N the ~
ourg Nfginian for two months successfully, 'h' "l'
e copy ne posted at the front door ofhe court h""s
ms county copy-Testc, =,
Dec.2l wsmo'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08
Fob. |

VI iHhlNlA.-Ai Rules holden in the Clerks oFeo
" oi the superior Court of Chancery far tLe I,nrs
bury District the 9TH day of January la3o PoLer.
Barber and VIM Barber, who sue by Thomas Adam.
their next friend, Pitts. against John b, ErtIcGoo
nenly nrown' Tatsey barber, MastD Clay. James q
bearing, VIM. Harris and ebert Scott bon.
The defendant Robert scott, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the net &c
assembly ana he rules OF this court and it appearipg
ny satisfactory evidence that he snot an inlabt,r, -
tins country II Is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on The first day OF the next term ana
lhe b OF the plaintiffs. and that copy 9Th order 10
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed in IN.
town oiLynclrbdrg for two months ,'cce.siIeli S
posted at the front door of the courthouse IN e sad
~ IL copy este, Jj WILLS, &C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08

NYlhuiNiA-At Rules holden in the Clerks office Of
the superior Court of Chancery for the lynch
nu'F pis'riet, the I'd day of Nov. 1920 WnI. n
ouermal' fii. against james Blbro and Caroline HI
miici W IA Thompson and famiiIa his jfe Stepben
Terry and Elizabeth hts wife, Thomas d. shermnn
nieHco ID, sherman, Asa Sherman, Albert A. SHERMAN
mieaah DAVIS Joel Early, James 4. Hopkins and
James Bunch, Dcfts anu
The defendant Albert A. Sherman not having eptsrod
MS appearance given security according to the ACT or
Assembly and the rules of this Court and it appearin
ofthis country it is rdered that tho sn,5 derend, a.
appear here Gu the first day of the next term and a
'wer tne bil OF the plaintiffs and that copy of hi.
10 ,L 49,, 'a"'' inserted IN some newspaper printed
~ s'o 'o"n o i!hehburg for two mouths SUGGEST ve
anu al Tue front door of the courthouse in t6e
saia town. A copy. Te.te, tt.as-.1 '"'
jan, II W -, =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08
TRUST 8 ALE.

10 deed OF ,,ns' eseenifa 9y
Idmuad Pate and ssrah his vile, io ihe
snhserihers. besrng late The 18th dat OF iso
1870 sad duly admitted 20 record ~ the CLERK
ofT;ce. of Bedford and Patrick, we shall pro
coed 20 sell. TO the highest bidder. Tor r'ady
,,obe, before The door Of The fssoklia Hotel
IN the Town of LyBehh''rs, oa the on DAY o.
March nett. the .olowisg property, 10 al = or
tract Of land IN THE county Of Bedford, 90 INC
waters Of Falling Geek, adjoining The amos
Of Vealv felbers, containing los acres, h''"
known by the uanc OF Farmers tIael-one o.
thcr trscl containing 100 acre., n Patf,fk cys
on the waters Of Jacks Cfrfk. Adjoining. nc
lands OF James Conner, John Hooks estate and
Others, which VAS patented 10 John war; y.
ard by him conveyed 10 sad Pate, by dest OF
reco,d IN Patrick county Acting as tt"s,ers'
n, a. such. GEO w CALLaWAY,
THos sTEPfOE1
MATTHEW PATE
Feb. /. "sD