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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01
For the Martins5,gg Gazette.
TUSCARORA, NO. III.

Ma. EDIrsR: l had intended that INV last
nurnber on the subject of the aetc Coastitsstio,.
I IN reference to the deeply important quest on
before the people of Virginia, should end my
feeble efforts to impress upon my countrymen
g. thepeople of the Valley, their true interests.
in giving ,unhesitatingy, their votes in favour OF
Che same. Itmay have Seen the false confidence
of the advocate which indueed the belief that
enough had been said to show clearly that
suah was not only their true interest but q
duty which they owed to principle and tho
cause OF Reform-to their country and thein-
selves. | had even the folly to fancy that
you, yourself, Mr.. Editor. might be numbered
among those who looked upon vote of the
State 10 favor of the Constitution as a re-
suit devoutly to be wished. But in this, it
seems. from your last editorial remarks, /
am mistaken. Still, however, sir, | take il
that you consideryour paper(b being the only one
in the county, as a free press, and your COL
umns as open to the fair discussion of any
question, even if the views taken should not
coincide with your opinions, rcrently or long
established. Under this hope, will take the
liberty ofsuggestng one or two considerable
that, think, bear apon the question: permit
me, in doing this, to use your editorial re-
|, marks of the last paper.
You say, "The only question with ps Is.
shall .Se adopt or reject The proposed C0,stit,.-
simls" Ibex leave to say that with the peoyIe
this is not the question. The question is not
confined to the merits fthe ns,c Cor stitution
II embraces in its scope, and in the inevitable
consequences of the decision upon it. the
character of the old Constitution Won were
in the unfortunate predieament, Mr. Editor,
of being forced blythe Indians either to swim
a freezing river or stay where you were and
be tomahnwked, the precise question for your
decision would not be whether it was advisa-
BILE for you to swim the said river. or lst IL A.
lone; but il would be, shall encounter its
cold waters, or have my scalp taken Off And
let it be borne in mind that YOU must cousd.
er the question in its full import. or Won bli,.k
the question, which, / am sure. Won would
pot wish TO do.
You say again, s'that il is, in some respset.
superior to the present Constitston;a but
you think ''that these advantages have been
purchased by concessions TO Eastern AFRO.
"gance and prejudice so enormous as entire.
ely to outweigh them.n Now, sir, whether
we agree or differ as to the quantum of Eost
arm arrogance and prejudice. tmatters not
The question is as to the eosoess;oes--and
insist upon it, that these 'respscts' in which
the new one is superior to the old, do no
acid IN Importance to die supposed concss
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01
POETRY
QUEEN ELIZABETH ANDTHG CoUN
TESS OF NOTTINGHAM
By Mrs. Sigourgsy.

BY Mrs. Sigoargsy.
Death stood beneath lordl, dome.
As piti.ess and dread,
AS zhen ~i,hio the peasants hume
He smites the unhanuur'd.
"Hsstei call the Green's feeble tore
In fear aud anguish Cried
And she who sat on Epgiard's throne
Bent at The sufferers side.
Tie dying Countess suove in vain
Her last reQuestto spsak,
Fill tears of woe, and dews Of pain
Bent OH har sshen cheek,
A. length, her quive,ins hand uncios'd.
And 10! ring was there,
>Of rare and radiant gems compss'd
Such ss a king might wear.
els for whose hand this ring was nAce,,
dsrs net speak his name,
Babe me TO lay il ~ your feet,
4 And spare the scaffold's shame:
But I. aud be my sin rsveaPd
And my repentance keen,
l. in stern hate that pledge ooneeal'd.-
Oh! pardon, gracious Queen"
What did that jewe!l'd tsy restore
Within the royal heart.
Did maddsning Love revive snoe more
In that eonvuls;ve starsi--
but who may scan her spirits frame.
As,ha. fond pledge she yiew'd,
While stern her Idol Essex came
Up from his grave Of bleed!
Regret, confusion and remorse.
Her warning theughts dis,rest,
And every hsasts'rink's rebel force
Made conlrt in her breast
Fierce passions DER her features sprssd,
And with 9 maniac grasp,
She shock the Countess in hep bed
Even at the latest gasp.
Wife a ashing eycs, and .o,seripg knees,
She shriek'd in accents shritJ.
"God may forgive VOC, il he please,
But no! I never Wills
Gould horrors ike a bhghtning fress
Upon The dying fcb,
And with one groan, the wsetched ghost,
Babe its pale clay farewell.
Yet scarce few more suns sere
Der the proud palace sped,
When io!--high rudor's haugnty Queen
Was with tie crownlcas dead.
Yes, the applicable did stand
Before that Judge Of Heaven,
Who gave the great. the dread command.
"Fo'gipe! and be forgiven
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01

H.ofDnr~ Saw.
Sd do (sbovs Tide) SO ~
9Th do. (bslow Iyds) so IL
VT
White popw'asion forihe Huns AZ Drisrates--
Esasrai numbers for fhs Sc,uts BIZ seasn NJ
lS2e.
II. ofDEI~ SEW
LIST district, 20.
I'd DO. ~
Sd do. AS n
4th do. Sc no
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01

To relieve the oppressed 10 the NEST gIossS
Gus act man i capable of--it is in sonae neSf
sure dong I he work OF bis Maker
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27
New Arrivals, &c.
Carpenter's Saratoga Powders

Carpenter's Saratoga Powders
do Coup, FLUID = Sarsapa'H4d
do Comp. Syrup Of iFerw9u
Tar. Emetic French Cryst)
Lxt. R4slanIa
Sulph Q%piniae, / rench
E1t. Yalerian
Ciiered Kail. (for Saline d~raughl)
la. Quinine
Black osyde Of Mercury, II gr. equal 10 3 gr.
Bleepllie
Coecentralsd Nitric Acid-do Nutiatic Acid
do Splph. Acid
Pnpe Quicksilver
Oh 81 Rack Pepper
Carpenter Superior Red Bark
Sun. d soriment Of onulr Botes
10 do Cologne Nater
do do Antique Oh
stomach Tubes
tdfal Tooih Powder
Almond Soap
Autdge's 1rnc'. Tor Indigestion
Or. Robefison's celebrated Nervous Cordial
do DO Gout aud Rheumatic
Drops
Tooth ACNE Drops
D. Thompson's celebrated Eye Water
Iooih Brushes-Hair do
For sale by WM. J. HOLCOMBE.
May "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

General and complete The prices are accom-
datel " 10 the tunes" lie invites his cusro
| mrts and thr public 10 call, see and judge foi
themselves. lis stock consists IN Furt OF
! piece best snperfne biac'o cloth,
\ lew pieces second gualiiY DO
Blue Cloths from mrt Hug to very bet
Olive, Bolrle Green and ml,ed 10
Gass,neres-jlue, bialn, diaD aud fancy CO.
lDrs
Valencia and Mlr.cilcs Nesting, white, coIorcd
and figured
French BombA2ide
Black Pranella Lasting, Fjtsl rate articles FOR
DO Brochello Gcntlemcn's Coats
Do Cncassinn aud Pau aiooUs
Black Bombazette. assorted
ltussla and French Drl1ings
! elluH Nankren, otup'l Jeans and Wilmington
Stripes, Uniou mixtures, &c. &c, ".
irish Luens aud Lawns, Linen Lamaiig aud
Linen Cambric ilIkG
French ana SeersuCAer hlnshams, "a large
aud beautiful assortment
GaliCoes, IA very large aud general assortment
very cheap
\ general assortment Blach silks, viz
Best lntiau Las,rings, (Niartion,s}
Heavy hlnclt Satin aud SATIN Levantino
aenrheWs, Sarsenutts, Gro De Naples, &C.
! pItcr iink, ! DO Straw and ! do Sky blue
figured Cos DE Naples SILK, very superb
| rieco straw aud ! piece French Gray Cos
DE Naples silk
Green. FINK aud white SarScnetls aud lloren-
Ces
White, Pink mud other colored oatfius
l / aud b-i BJbinet Lare-lhredd laccs mud
Edclngs-Bobineu Foutluss and Laces
SIX Barase Scatfs elegantly cmbtoidrred)
T. ,,,r, y .,tI.r Ira.n. u,,ti k1,agaI IlALfs
Drab Battlsle aud Bonnet CambIIu
piece black Genoa Velvet (supcrior)
Black ltalian Grapes very wide aud superior
DO and colored Naukeeu Grapes,
Figured aud PLAIN Swiss. Null, Jaconei and
Cambric Nlusllns
Checked aud corded MuSlins
Cntton and Silk Hosiery
Ladies aud Gentlemen'S best HOrsekin Cloves
Combs, Tortoise aud Brazilian, Superior qual.
ivy
Parasols aud umbrellas-Cable cord, &C.
Tapes. Bobbins and Floss thread
Green Barge and GAUGE Nelis PLAIN and ele'
candy figured
ldhbons-assorteti
> cases Ltghorn Bonnets, Cheaper than even
A large assortment Domesties Consisting OF
brown aud blearbed S~hlrlings aad Sheet
iugs, Bed Vickings
Indigo, Checks ank Pta'ds-and spun Cotton,
very best qualIiy.)
Fur Hats, black aud dfab
Wool do do do
Palm leaf do mems aud bows
obocs-black P%runeiia. Mor Deco, Sealskin and
Leather
Genilemen's Ica'her Shoes and Boots
iIardWare and Cutlery
Queens and Glass Ware
Aud general assortment Of GROCERIES,
which are sold very low, together with a great
variety of other Goods too tedious 10 enuner.
ate, all at very reduced prices for cash only,
in the house owned 10y a. Robertson, esq. OPP
poSile the Post Office, where those who want
Greal Bargains are particularly mriied 10 call.
HENRY ALLISON.
May "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

TIaHE Subscriber has just eceived from PM.
3 ladelphia. an additional supply oil fash.
ionable jew, Iry-among which are
Beautiful q lid Watch Chains
do do Seals aud KEYS
Pea aud Diamond set Ear Rings
Camera and Amethyst 90
Eisgnnr jet mad Topnz DO
Garnet aud JET Breast Plus
Beautiful Diamond aud Pearl do
hlsdaIiions and Safety Chains
Goggles and 5PpciaclG5
Fitslrart Gold Lever Watches,
And h general assortment OF most every
other arfitIe in lis line, which will he sold on
the most reasonable terms. He intends here
after TO attend the Courts Of Prince Edward
aud Charlotte, and viii receive orders for auv
ARTICLES in his line, or will receive Watches and
other article, OF Je" elry 10 mend and repair.
EDWARD BROWN.
NAV II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

MCKEE, ROBINSON g. Co. are opening "a
w. large and general assortment Of Staple y
Fancy Goods, selected out OF the Spring an
yals al New York, and are remarkable Tor tlleir
variety OF style and cheapuess.
Hair Corded and checked Cambricks, very low
8 and e ! London Cambricks, soil dressed
Beautiful hg'd swiss uslins
Swiss aud Manchester Ginghams, new s,,ie
Etotfe lndtenne, entirely new article
. boxes MiiDaese Ribbons, de
Supeshne Linen Cambricks
"a and : 3 kentiHgs, approved bleach
Scarborough 6auze Hdkis. beautiful
Belt Ribbons, new patterns
SILK and Cotton BoSiery, at half price
Fancy Soaps, odour delicious
Cologne and Florida Water, in cut bottles
Thread aud Blonde Laces, sup qualify
Bobbinett do 8. a and o.
Beautiful Stra" and travelling Baskets
Back Bombazine. Sd and 6.4. vtty Cheap
Black Lnstrings, for gentemeu's wear
Sup Rowen Cashmere
Black Prunella, very superior
The above Goods are Eresh-all purchased
for cash, and will be sold on such terms as viii
please the planter, and be an offset arainstthe
low prices OF Tobacco.
March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

EFiRGlAlA, Sct-At Rules holden in the ClerI 3
- once or the County Court ofBedfofd, on the ,al
aay 9inpfiI, 1880. Siias Taylor, Pitt. against Sal
~, ~ ;, = age ana John r. sale, Deits. In Chaucery
The defendant, sunl. b. Page, not having entered hf
appearahce aud gwen security according 10 the aGt g
assembly and the rules Of tins court, and ii appearing IT,
~ satisfaction otthe court that he is not an indahIua.
OF tins Commonwealth On the motion Of the plaintiff
oy counsel 1t Is ordered that the said def. Saml L. Paee
DO appear mere on The 4th Monday in June ncxtand nj
snoi 'nc Dlil OF the plaintiff and that a copy Of tbs ~
cor oe forthwith inserted in the Lyuchbulp NngluIaa
iIr TWO months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at The Gor,
door OF the courthouse of this county OIL lno selera.
court days.
ACopy-Testo, G.. A. WlNGFTELD.D. DC.
April IL ,y1a
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DoCT. r. m. JlN yrN1s

SnA EopLGTFULbY offers his professional
- services to The citizens of Lyachhure
aud II Tho ad~jacrai country particularly, IN the
p1actice OF Medicine.
liz entertains a hope. that FROM his constsn
a~ssiduity. aud promises of punctusjlly, to merit
Il share OF the patronage aud confidence of tho
public,
Ii may be found for the prescn, at the resi-
dence Of John Victor. Lsq
Fob % II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27
8 Top THE TRIEF
Valuable Real Nstnte,

Ef@lE subscriber has Two valuable tracts of
- land lying in the county Of Montgomery,
each containing a6out 1900 acIes, which he Is
ANXIOUS to dispose Of on reasonable terms. One
OF hose plantations Is well known by the name
al the White House plantation, with good i'm
proven'enls. Tn" house is well calculated for
Al tavern on a public road much travelled. This
plantation has also. on ii Il very good saw and
'Irist Mil, aud IN a ncishborhood s%uf1cien, 10
te"der IT valuable. Thr other plantation has
usual improvements. They will be sold either
by the whole tract. ortf il will suit purcla-
sers better, | will divide the tracts To suit
them, provided | can effect q sale of both. or
one tract. aud deem ii unnecessary to giy. any
further description. AS II Is presumed tnat those
Wishing to purchase would prefer viewing the
premises, which can be shesn them at any time
by the proprietor. JOS. KING
Montgomery, Nav 90. wts
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NOTICE,

4 CAUTION any aud every person from TIA.
J ding Tor a bond givenby myself 10 williamson
AltlIner Tor eighty or one hundred dollars, some
SINCE the year eighteen hundred aud
twenty. The bond vas given for unlawful Ia.
teresl, and I am determined not 10 pay one cent
ofsaid bond. have a reason Tor 81 doing.
JOHN MlLLNER.
May 3. VI"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

subscriber respectfully informs he
friends aud the public generally, that he
has taken the house near and convenient 10
the courthouse. Loviugston. Nelson county.
formerly occupied by MIR. John b. Stout. His
table will be supplied with every thing the
country and season afford. His bedrooms aud
beds will he kept IN The neatest and most com
forable manner. whilst the bar " i'll be furnish.
ed with.the choicest of liquors. His stable
which is of brick, is large and very convenient
lie has provided himself With careful and AZ.
fentIVe ostlers. Every attention viii be nad
10 the accommodation of TAIL trsv tlers and 9th.
.r guests, who may favor him with a cali-and
ne hopes by assrduous attention TO meri, and
Obtain a share OF the public patronage.
HENRY BIB.
Feb, 8 wtf61
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

MOTlCE.-fhe Subscriber having deter
IN mined to discontinue business in this
place, earnestly requests those Indebted 10 him
10y bond or Otherwise to make immediate
payment to Mr.. William Digges, who is alone
authorised to settle the same and those hav.
Tag claims, will present them for adjustment.
All those ildebted TO the Concern OF S g. NJ.
Allen l. Co. are requested to make immediate
payment, as longer indulgence eanaot be Civ.
en-. b. ". HEWSON.
NAV ::
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27
NEW GOODS
@-Uheaper than ever
Holm j. I'G RVS

now opemDg, at his Cash Store,
II near lie Banks, the largest and
cheapest Stock oil GOODS he has
ever before offered the public. These
Goods were bought by himself, IN tue
Nortbern Clties within the last month";
and selected with great care. lho loi-
~l,giog are a few OF the articles
rreoe, Bombazine. black Bfocheiie, Laslings
pr,ll,np. and many other handsome Goods
for Gsnrenieuas snmmeg apparel
Marse,llrs. Moleskin, Silk and other Vfstings
nandaona aud Other pocket fldkis. some as
low as 81 ! = eeals ,
Palmarine, Barge, SILK and Gauze hdSis' an'
Scarfs
Italian Lusirings, senschews, &c.
Calicos, a large assortment, from II IL GEMS
to -.
Ginehams, 4 ! vide, nj p cts. per ward
SNiss. Book. Jaekonei aud 0tH.t Mnslhs ahd
Gambries
Cross barred Muslin, unusually low
IRISH Linen. kcniine. bread Cambuc
Domestic Tow Llnfn
Inporied do at6l uer yard
Domestic Good. a large stock Of brown, pia'o
aud bleached
Cotton Yam, Of superior quality, all sizes
Hardware and Cutlery
Shoes, Hats, Crockciy Ware aud China
Groceries, &C. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27
Campbell, March Court. 1880.

Campbell, March Court, 1880.
sTVhN TRENT, complainant against Caleb SheareH
~ William Shearer and Thomas Rosser, defis. in Claa
Gerry.
The defendants Caleb and William Shearer not hat
lug entered their appearance and given security act5f-
alug 10 the act ofassembly and the rules of this cOur.
ino 1t ppearing tothe satisfaction of this court, Tia
they are not inhabitants ofthis State il is ordered ana
1ecfeed that they do appear here ON the second Mo-
DAY N sa!y next, aud answer the bin of the complain
lnt o'herwlse' the same will he taken as confessed
and that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted III
some newspaper printed in the town Of Is nchbufg
Tor TWO IN onths successfully, and posted UP atthe coz.
house door ofthe aforesaid county
A copy -Toste, John ALEXANDER. Clk.
April B -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27
SODA

u klI1E subscriber has IN operation his Soda
- fount. aud invites his friends aud cusios
laors, as well as the pnbllc generally. " Tho may
wish 10 avail themselves OF the benefit OF tins
lealthy and agreeable summer drink. II call
on HIN. WA. J. HOLCOMBE.
AL. "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

Best Opaque German Qullls and INK
Stands.
NoRsa'e a large supply of bes. OPAQUE
" German Quins-and also a variety of Ink
aiadds, OF Glass Nedgpood, &c.
HOWEL lAYfES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

To Mr.. Peyton Hunter and Rameth
his wife,
E/OU are hereby notified. tina, we shall take
"A the stidayils of Daniel Ramey and 9th.
ers,at the Tavern OF James NJ. Smith, at Henry
Court House, Virginia, on the second Monday
Ia July next, 10 be read as evidence before
the commissioner of the Lynchburg Chancery
District Court, in Il matter Of account directed
by said Coui,, ia a suit therein depending, in
which We are plaintiffs, aud yourselves and
Others are defendants. As you are not inhab
lthn's OF this State, We take this method o.
giving You notice.
DAVID & WIN. KYLE, Surviv-
ing partners OF he late firm of
hyles !. Mays,
May 81 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27
May IT
LAND FOR SALE,

M virluCo OF the authority given TO the un-
- dersigned by a deed of trust, made by
Thomas Crews, bearing date the 25th OF Sept.
1928, and duly recorded IN the county court of
Amherst, by hitch deed the trustees are EN-.
powered to exercise "A discretion in selling the
property thereby conveyed. either publicly or
privately, as they might deem il most advisa
bic aud ex pedient. The Undersigned, the rus
tees, offer 20 contract, at private sale, for the
whole or any part OF the tract of laud in said
deed mentioned, Oh . credit of | aud 2 years,
and they are willing TO divide the land so as
to those disposed TO purchase -
! his land lies Ia the county Of Amherst on the
man Lynchburg road, Il miles from Lynchburg
and . from Amherst courthouse. II is fertile
in its quality, hes we'll, is well adapted to the
produce OF tobacco, corn, whedt, &c. and is, III
every respect, a most valuable plantation , il
contains between S and 900 acres, and is IN
proved with Brick Dwelling House, built in
the mast substantial and ornamental style. aud
cost at least Sl0,0O0-logeIher with all neces-
sary out houses. consisting of Carriage house
Barn. Kitchen, sc and is under good fencing
The trustees, consulting the interest of those
interested, are disposed 10 make every effort to
get "A reasonable price for the property-and
the L.ecessity OF a sale makes il the interest OF
every one DESTROYS Of owning a valuable estate,
ia examine for themselves, and TO avail them
selves OF opportunities seldom ofIered.-Ihe
land Will be sheWn by Mr.: Crews, who lives
IN Lyuchbufg, and by either of the Trustees at
sHy time, on application, and every facility
aud indueement will be offered TO purchasers as
10 the payments, which may be within the pow
er ofthe Trustees.
E. I. GARDNER. Lynchburg.
A. u. DAVIES, Amherst.
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C0VartnersAiO.

hiL subscribers will, in future, carry on
Z lhelF hope, Twine, and Bagging maxine
business al The Old stand of. Ii. Echols, ai
me lower end OF main street, under the firm of
ncno's ahu Iundid, where they will keep on
@anu d good assortment of Cordase, Irvine &
co"o" DagS,ng, for sale wholesale aud retail.
j.. II. ECHOLs,
Apri. % oU"DieF'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

1lthusI sALE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
4 executed 10 the subscriber by Benjamin
Norvell, for certain purposes therein expressed,
and which deed bears date on the eth day oil
September, 1924. and duly OF record IN the
county court OF Amherst. will bn exposed 10
sale, At public auction, for cash, On Saturday
the 29th day of the present mouth, (May) al
the tavern Of Mrs. Nancy Hill, in the county of
Amherst. the following slaves, with the increase
Of the females since Inc date OF said deed, 10
Wit Bet Y, a woman, George, Ned aud Ann
Eliza. with some children, Cher names not re-
collected or 50 many Of said slaves as may be
necessary 10 discharge "A bond Of gas, mrn-
toned insaid deed. with the interest anu char
gPs ot executing The trust.
Acting as trustee, the undersignrd Will CON
vry such title as IS vested in him by said trust
deed aud uoue other.
JAS. L LAAlPKlN, Trustee.
MAJ z ida
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DISSOLUTION.

Mcssfs. james >. Stanley and ON
l.. Price, admrs. oil Maj. Price, dec.
AZOu viii take notice, that | shall, on the
n 18th day of June next, between the
rising and setting OF the sun, IN Samuel NJ.
Lovei's Tavern. in the town Of Compeltnon, III
Pitlsylyania county. proceed 10 take the depo-
siiions Of Niliiam Buck, which deposition,
WHEN lqkcn, ! shall oiIer 10 read, on the trial OF
nv Injunction against you, now depending IN
the County Court oil Piusylvania, when you
may attend, il you please.
JOSEPH CARTER.
Nav 6 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

TORTOISE SHELL COMES.
Just received a large lot Of the above article.
from AZ approved mandatory, 10 be sold at
reduced prices. JOHN fUkFlo.
April II wSw