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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05
ESTERTaINMENY,

xsreII.L be kept al The La Fsyene Inn, oc-
w copied for The last two years by Capt.
John Franklin, dec. formerly called the White
House, al Amherst Court House, on the follow
lug terms. VIZ: Dinner aud hofseleed, %
supper % Breakfast %.
PHlSEAS J. PIERCE.
Jan 81 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05
LAND FOR SALE.

WILL SELL. "a tract containing one hun
= dred and Thirty odd acres, eighty five of
which are in woods. and heavily umbered,) w..
wg about three miles from Nv nchburg, on lie
ives side of the Turnpike road, md adjoining
tn" lands OF Messrs. Otes. Chiffon, Pow eli, &c
Inns land i under deed o trust but the pur
chaser may apply the proceeds 10 the disrh barge
OF the lieu, and thus secure an uudoub ed title
Terms accommodating.
WIN. NJ. RIVES.
March 9 u1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

TPIRGlNlA.-A Rules holden IN the Clerks office
" ol the Superior Couitof Chancery for the Lynch
burg District the 9TH day of January 1880. Robert
ad'mr of Robert Patton, lee. Piifs. against Martin
Key, Richard I. Pumey, Wan X. Porter and Robert
Patton, jr. Deils.
The writ Of Scirefacias awarded in this not
BONG executed the defendants Martin Key and
Hober, Patton, jr and 1t appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants of this country
Is ordered that the said defendants do appear here
he first day of tho and shew cause, If any
they can why this suit sbor not be proceeded in
eIrcc4hed IN the said writ and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted al some newspaper lnud III the
town Of ynchburg for two months successfully, and
posted the front door of the courthouse, III the sd5
town. copy-Teste,
]. WILLS, c. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

YIN pursuance Of decree Of the Hastings
IL Court q. Lynchburg. entered March term
1875. IN the sun Wheeler. ct. al. W Morgan
ia Chanoery. will, On The 24lh April nes'.
sell. 10 the highest bidder, a, auction, . WOOD
and a brick iensment, situated on onr hah OF
Lot No. ~. on I'd street, and now ia The oceu'
pnncy of Morgan L. Mcdaniel. aud T.. r.
Gardner and others, on credit OF IL mon'hs
Bond with approved security will be required
for the purchase money,
March o5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05
Indian Rubber, or Gum Elastic
over Shoes.

tron sale an assort."en, ii Indian Rubber,
~ or Gum Elastic Over Shoes.
Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05
GARDEN SEE D.

~ ARLY Shod Top Scaflei Rad SIT. early
Salmon Rad,sh, Nasiuriion white solid &c
lers, early Summer Squash, Scotch kH'l. early
Horn Beet, early Horn Carrot early blood
Turnip Beet. Large Swelling farsnip, Green
Heed Lettuce, Dfumhcad do. Mangle Wurizle
Beef, red Onion Seed, Salissy early curled Sc
jicia Lettuce, straw coloted onlon. Cherry
1urnip Rsdish, Iomatoe shaped Pepper, early
Cluster Cucumber, early Frame Cucumber,
Long Green Cucumber, late Cucumber. Ice
Lettuce, Luna Bans, early William Pea, Dwarf
Marrofat Pee, early Washington Pea. enrly
Cluster Pea Dwarf blue Imperial Pea, early
rrnen harlIon Pea, Prslfie Pea.
Long Otnrre Cattoi, tennis Ball Lettuce,
white Narl Redsh, cuTled Pepper Grass, cur
lad Parsley, Gard n Crcss, early Csulinowei
oehte Seed. early parsnip. blood red Carrot,
red solid Celery, Sea kaIl.
Early York Cabbage. long Drnmbesd do.
Berian do early Emperor do long Imperial do.
green Savory do. lLte Batesea do. red Dutch
DO.
Ior sale Of unusually low nriresby
WA. J HOLCOMBE,
Feb, l9 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

NA} ANIt.D. Jonrneymsn Ia,lor, one who
w would engage by the year would be
preferred Apply a. lhe Vrginian Office.
April is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

EYIRGINIA = = Al Rnles holden in the Clerks Office
" oil the Superior Court of Chancery for the Lynch
burg District the 18th day of Jan. 1880. Chlswe Dab
ney PHI against James Jones, Rich ) Jones, Edmund
Herndon, Richard &. Brown, John Bullock, james
Bullock and lshn A Ian, aud III Cult, exors OF
m Gait, dec Deits.
The defendants james Jones aud Richard s. Jones
having entered therappearancc and given security
to the act of Assembly ana the rules Of tins
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence ina
they not inhabitants ofthS conntry 1t Is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here the first day
of tke term und answer the bill of the plaintiff
and tear copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some ncwspspce printed IN the town ofLynchburg for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door
vi the courthouse, III the sad town.
copy-Tesle, J. WILLS, &C
Fab N2ml9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05
JOHN u URQUHART

MAS removed to the fon, room. on the
n Il second naor over Mr.. George Bagby's
store communications for Mr.. u may, in his
absence, be left with Mr.. Baesy.
Jan 81,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

Uashington Jatg : --lhu Secretary oil state
Ielt tins thy "a si9adav iof the SorIh@afd.
TIE Secretary OF the Treasury eh iha city
Al sonnet time previous 10 thai Day. log we Oh
srve that he was amongst tho visitors 10 The
Rail Road on Monday Aat mi.
Washiagioa JDig 10 Tie Secretary Of the
Navy has lelt t1Is Oily on Il ysh To N0ub
Catolia, his nnuye otae, II Is believed TINT
raera renains naw not zoe OF The Heads Of
Dpparlmcul at the Seat oI GosrrninrnL
We do uat complain Vt the nbsrnee OF The
Prrsijent and all hn Cabinet. though 50 genr-
raj ~ ahsenre 81 The ugh officers of The 10.
yerumaat = uHusuhl, Al not unpfrcedenIeh
We know thai occasional ABSENCES are unayoid.
ab'r aud justiGA1ie. Blu We feel Tor thr dis.
treas winch this alteration tnist oau.e 10 tie
Editor OF the Richmond Enquirer. its New
York coaduler. AMI othrTs 81 The same family
sho uttered such bnfer drnuDciaiions yrnr
or two ag5 whenever The President. OF one of
hi. Secretaries, fnnnd 1t necessary 10 visit his
demic,li1 iopk into bis p'nale aAaits. II We
- member lgLf, one OF these Editors cuirtrd
hs pht,lu &c Indignation to such M extreme.
~ 10 olfefd rtpafd tor the apprehension OF
the fngiiVe. wbeu President Adams, alter the
decease ui his ia.ner. retired iora few weeks
80 thp shades 81 Qltncy and men,ber Of
TIE Cabinet W. allowed 10 leave this eiiy
hlr day. eV"u % yisii ms suck family, with
at q hue dni cry beng ,aIsed upon his trail.
no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
DINNER TO MIR SENATOR BARTON,
n LyuistiHe, Il


A laie Western mai brought rs an account Of
The subtle dinnef given al Louisville. ia Ken
nck, 10 Al Baron, senator irGsn Missouri.
Inc subseTiasis nun,bsred nearly n bundled.
~. hicbrd Ferguson president, supported by
Gnleman Rogers aud NorbOrne u. Beail, as
Wee Presidents Inc dinner WAS, ol course,
marked by suong opposition TO the present
Administration. lie h.ih OF the regular iOasts
was as follows
hon. DAVID Barion-WhIle such sfaiinels
are stationed on the ~aicn-tuwer, mol e.eH the
silent steps OF Erecaiipe eilcr0achmegi Sni pass
uuobsefyeh
lbs ioasi being dfaok, MIR Barioo delivered
IN al hess 10 the cOtnI'ant Ia the same VEIN
81 Wit sHd sarcasm which characterized his
spEeches IA the Senate al The last sesSioG.
lhe t,iiowiag extracts from II will afford 10 the
gaorIal adler, perhaps better idea oi IL than
ms description
q Nj President aud Gentlemen I recog
MISE 10 the personal ausIon 10 nIyseif, Wuh
~uich you have Jnst honoTed me, a sentiment
mofe noble, and more worthy OF ireemen. than
a niece personal compliment. recognise
your onsisiem adherence TO the great princi-
pies OF civil liberty regulated by law, your alb
hoFrcnce OF despotlm governed by arbitrary
executive will. and your unwaverng attach
mcni 10 the constitutional principles and na.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
alexandria, d. Jnlg l. 1850.
REJoINDFR OF THn 4rH AUDITOR.

FrDRt He L. ) ftis, faph.
Tic Fourth Auditor has read Dieuf X. Il.
Randolph', address 10 The public Hs VIII 81.
ter INTO no formal repls but wisn's 10 cal
pubic attention 10 lew prom l6eni pohits
He never charged Lirut. kando,ph Win
writing fhe anony nous letters. Oh Inc 'on.
trary. he expressly stated lhat ne hfd not be-
lIeye him 10 he The " iAgo vi the day
WHAT Lieat. Kaadolph means by no 'usl,ua.
tiDhs relative 10 Mr.. limbrriakr's tnuillaird
letter hook. he neither kuonS NOT suspects.
tie did not know Of the existence oi suen a
book until II was presented 10 nan lh October,
lS29, by the CLERK, ntdiiated rs u nor a.
Neither before nor siace, has II bren out of ilIe
ollie since lie has been IN II, according % the
be,t OF MS knoSwedge ar] beie'. II IL be
'lIeyrd never 10 nave bee va ppssrssiol o! TIE
indIyidual supposed TO be alluded to- II II Mas
even - er seen by him ia the oii.re Of ont, on
business day." or" no! on business dag' lie
adtnirys the prudence Of LIeGt. ipfitloiph 20
Keeping 10 himself the evidence On which
his insinuaiions are based.
Lieu. Randolph stsfe', tlat liG knows noih.
ing of Inc erasurrs 10 Timberlaks's officers -
ceIpt book. II was delivered iaip us po,ses
sion at Pot Mabon and WAS produced by
his clerk ia This office. All Che alterations
were ma tie between the dates Of those eYeais.
Lieut.. Randolph states, lhal a letter was writ-
Ten TO him by Mt Norman, ".uDdfr date OF
the 10th November, (lS2g) under cover 90 Mr-
Kendall who, instead OF handbag ar sending
il Ia me, so arranged the meter, mat IN iht
10th, having received NJ reply iom Hr. N.
process led u New York, aud on my return Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
pOEE nv.

n, he ptbtienion oftbs Libsrir Hyala.
BY LYDIA n. stGnURNEY
shirt Of Science who 50 long
Expairihe iro n thy native sphere,
Hast ,rae'a no linz, and breath'd Ia song
T,,i dark, nsglerted land to cheer.
s,irt of povor-vhn lotns-croyjsd,
D,lstreign md Esgpt's ta npls ifpr5lt
R,, in obliyions slumber bound,
Meath the droar pyrnnids,hast how'd.
,y-7rit Of Pioty--who, nurs'd
oroh ann that torrd cline
o.t from re5;uian's n,using burst,
Or martyrl cypriah's page sublime,
TAI, " wale-Ys thrill the soEIl
your resurrection morn appears,
: q stamp your language on scroll
,yd.h Af,ic scans tlro' rapturd .oqrs.
t)i-bd your i" Heraips' wing cspani
From shore TO shore, from wave to wave
I'll distant rem Inns shah stretch tao baud
10 strike the fruer from the slave.
Til irrc To her firthast bound
Shall bid each billow II the sea,
and every palm grove catch the sonnd -
Aud echoine, shout, Z Be fer be }rese
Hartford, J,nle 22d, 1870.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
TEU Els.

-~For 81 per annuin, pay an'e IN advance No sub
= 10 rsesreed for less time tiian SIX months
,v,,l Nc discontinued (bgt discretion
a, ~, W t.5,ers) NTH AZ sreetraees ara paid.
Nv w ,dyertise,neHrs vii I've inserted At 80 cents per
,1re (or less the frt tAe' ahd ~ Ia cent Tor e.eh
'it a. their insorfon, ~ the payment assumed by
rev. rev, ro.nopgihle rersanin Lyuehhnrs
~. t,h,ueeey Or ars got exceeding TWO s1naresaro
addressed the Editors be post
al or they will not 30 attended to-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09
G. A r ID.

q J: SELDBN & CO. Auclionocrs & Commits
": sion Merchants, opposite the Eagle Hotel, Rich
mond, thankful for the liberal patronage they have
experienced, avail themselves of reminding their
trends and the public, that they prepared to re-
celve consgnnents of Goods of any descriptions and
to make liberal advances. Their establishment at
lords many facilities both to the seller and purchaser
being central situation, and in the neighhorhoed of
the principal Hotels and public business. From the
satisfaction which they fatter themselves they have
hitherto given in sales, they With confidence re
commend those in need of their services to give them
can, WITH the assurance, that nothing shall be
wanting in furthering their interest.
orphans trustees and out door sales, promptly
attended to.
SLAVES d HoRsEs.-Mr. Jas. S. Smithers, whose
experience as Salesman is extensively known will
devote his attention to this part of the business and
any instructions left with him will meet with parted
lar attention.
u Regular sales of Groceries and Furniture every
Tuesday and Friday morning.
10 29-ec6t IF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09
Eyon. Ms !. Peansutgania -I,Quirer [Jaek.on.l

tSrons the Pennsylvania Inquirer (Jackson.]
a correspondent suggests the propriety of some
person, well acquain cd with the Presidents motive
TOR pardoning WILSON, the mail rebber giving pub
lie statement of the facts "that the saddle may be
put on the right horse. The motives of,he President
were no doubt auable; but his course on the occa-
sion has not, in opulon, been correct. WILsoN
was, fpossiblo more criminal than FonrER in the ex-
ecution of the scheme to rob tue Reading mail. He
had, besides this subsequently shot the driver of
stage to the south and he is supposed to have shot
at inc keeper of th. Maryland pcnitentlary. Porter
vas cola, during, manly robher; Wilson sneakng &
cowartly villain. The public do much regret,
that the should not have been pardoned,
and the Other executed Uponths point there
can scarcely be said to b. difference of
opinion among those whose sentiments nre en,i-
tied to consideration. If the District Attorney.
who prosecuted both Wilson and Porter, had been
asked for the facts in the case, as he ought TO have
been, the government would we suspect, have re-
ceNed correct information, and suffered bsth cuprts
10 share the SAM, fate
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.

INA RS. CHRlSTfARNA G BURKE respectfully
l7k announces her intention to open in thrs ct
On The first day of October next, Seminary far the
admission OF Young Ladies' as Bcarders and day scho-
Ears.
It Is contemplated to offer Institution combining
The most solid requirements with the popular
and fashionable accomplishments Without laying
ciaihl tn any extraordinary qualifications for dschnr
gug the arduous and highly responsible duties which
VIII drvolve on her Principal. Mrs b feels csnfi
dent that early attenton the subject of Euuca
ton, and an experience of n,nny years detus-
united to The assistance of many able teachers will
enable her TO afford advantages equal to any in this
State and not inferior to those Of any Northern Insti-
tuition.
Mrs. Burke VIII receive daily assistance from SIR
Burke al hour not interfering with the duties of
his own Seminary Mr. Macully, Teacher Of .lfatte-
9adcs IN tie ictmond Semiad'y will also give daily
instruction III the branches connected 18th has depart
IIlent.
sir Stephen Bernard, nunr of France, VIII
teach the modern languages
MCsic, Drawing and Dancing will be taught by the
most approved masters.
Boarders viii receive that parental attention, which,
whilst 1t avoids undue restraint will infst the full
lplent OF all moral and religious duties and epjon
strict regard tor those obs ervanccs best calculate to
insure easy and becoming department.
The following table exhibits more extensive
course of studies han is generally offered for the ed
ucatlon OF females They submitted in detail, on
account OF the belief, that parents will consider
them essential to complete education:
Orhography, Arithmetic,
Reading, Bookkeeping,
Writing, Algebra,
EIssu'iea a'''''' S s'urs Philosophy,
Bellies Letrcs, Chemistry,
ipistolary Style, The Greek Latin, French,
Ancient and Modern Lis Italian and Spanish Ian
tory, guages,
Geography, with The use Vocal and nstraa,ei,,d
of Giohes and Maps, Music,
Astronomy, Drawing and T'aintmg,
Natural History, BANGING,
Botany.
Tie Richmond Female Seminary viii be on,rned
il the house l2th street, once occupied hy the
late Mr. Frederick Plcasants-ccntral spacious. Gle.
waited and retired location in the city cn better
afford the necessary accommodation.
Board for the scholastic year of 10 mautls,r 5000
Taion in all the English branches, %
Extra charges regulated by those Of otirsx srhooh
Application III person by letter. will reoaiue
proc;p' attention. ua g5-floAo
----
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09
HYGEIA HOTEL.
OIL POINT COM FO Il q


FESHE subscriber, grateful for past favors returns
Il his sincere thanks for the liberal encourage
nent afforded the Hygeia Hotel it has been i.
lbs occupancy, and respectfully informs the public
that for the last twelve months he has been e1ea eed
il making alterations and improvements.
His Ice House filled with clean Northern Ice His
Bar we'll stocked With the choicest Liquors purcha
Sod by friends Experienced judges) in New York and
Phlladelphia; and his beds are Sfthe very first goa
lily.
He now throws open bis House for conpsny, con-
v.nced that they will not End inferior to any esta
hi.shment of the kind tn seaboard; and plcd1es
himself at all times, to furnish his Table with the
choicest de!Icacies the season, market and neiohbor
hood affords and that every attention shall be shevn
those who favor him with their patronage
Old Point Comfort is now so we'll known that il
needs no description: suffice it say. that the we
established heulthiDess and delightful Sea Bathing
render cs desirable any the board as vel
to the Invalid as those quest Of pleasure.
Steamboats, from Baltimore and Washington touch
at the Point each trip to land and receive passengers
and Steamboat plies daily between this place Nor
tok-and Hampton, for the convenience of those who
may wish To visit either of those places
Vessels of eVary description continually passing and
requesting both from foreign ports and coast wise The
magnitude of the Notifications Progressing daily
The fine military appearances of six companies of ii.
y. Artillery stationed here for school of practice
and their elegant band yell calculated to enter.
tain and amuse.
Arrangements will be made for Co,illion Par.ie.
and Steamboats, employed parties of pleasure to
the Capes whenever a sufficient number iustifies II
AID timely notice is given
a Bathing House has been put I'D for the ex-
elusive accommodation OF ladies' and there being two
separate buildings for that purpose Indies or gentle
men can have bath at any tine of day. either warm
or cold. MARSHALL, PARKS
Is The Bath House, erected ON the beach. for the
convenience of Sea Bathing, has been provided with
ders the walk more pleasant than formerly through
the sand inv 4 Iewa,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09
STAGES-STAGEs

respectfully informed, tia,
leave Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday, and
I'd day, by p. NJ aud at Salem the Sd day, by 6 P.
NJ where the Valley Mail Line to Huntsville, Nash
vile, DC. is connected. Returning, leave Salem
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 5 A M.
MONDAYS. a, a. n. This arrangement viii give
the, passengers sufficient time for rest night AT
tHukcs on the Blue Ridge Mountain, this line rs
nected every trip by Caldwells line, which passes
sncastle and the Sweet Springs, connecting Porter
q Beldins line. at the White Sulphur Springs, Which
runs to Guandotte, on tie Ohio River Fare from
Richmond to Guanduttc, $50 miles, 500 75-to Sa
lem, 80 miles s12-o Lynchburstl, 100 miles $3.50.
The way fare is also reduced OH the Lynchburg hne
For seats to the West, apply at the bar OF the
Union Hotel, Richmond. All baggage property,
whether belonging to passengers, sent by the stage,
at the risk of the owners thereof.
june l-Iaw etc A. PATERSON, Proprietor.
Richmnnd and Salem,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09
NO Coordination, and a Free 1auIe.
EarthenWare and Looking Glasses.

TTNEdOS. >. BtRKON q CO. Importers, SO Water
street, NEV YORK, offer ior sale 1000 packages eahen-
ware glass; china and looking glasses, comprising the
cn ieie assortment offered 10 this Market which will
Oh rePacked to the country merchant the loves, prices
consequence OF having refused the combination,
a'ins the prices of cockery city,
Tho subjects of most mtoean persecution, object
which nothing less than entire and expulsion
he trade characters have integrity
and fair deal,t, credit house of responsibility i'm
peacled and every endeavor made
whole our nportaton roush the regular channels
all stopped ain consequence of threats thrown the
ufacures IN Ensland that have been obliged employ
agents IN Liverpool TO make purchases in such
thai COR naies would apear the transaction
facilities attendant obtaining credit for morations
are denyed 10 and nothing but cash Liverpool obtain
for needed supplies of waraWe are suffering
sdships the of the merchant and
description Of goods ess own our
last resort for aid aud assissnce !oug We are
enabled TO sustain ourselves agns, than forty men,
bave canone " bring about ruin this
auner, we win Continue spill gncds ndepe.
o7Ip seNus;w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09
NEW BOOKS AT NAsH's.

A NASH'S, many works of a permanent
and OF transitory nature are received: amongst
which are
Jeferson's Works, :ols. I'D edition
Works of President Edwards in 10 vols
Select Practical Theology of the 18th century,
comprising the best practical works of the great En-
giish Divines, and other cougenal authors of that
age Collected and arranged, with biographical
sketches, and occasional notes, by James Marsh
President of the University of Vermont in 5 vols
Narrative ofthe captivity & adventures of John Tan
ner, u s. interpreter at the Saul de Ste Marie y
during 80 years residence among the Indians in the in
terror OF North America. Prepared for the press by
Edwin James, II. ID. Editor of an account of Major
Longs Expedition from Pittsburgh to the Rocky
Mountains.
AnthoD's Horace
Chronicles of the city of Gotham from Tie papers
OF retired Common Councilman; containnr. the
Azure Hose, the Politician, and the Dumb Chilly
]. K. PauldiDg.
Pathological Elections of the Greeks and Romans.
by Charles Philip Mortz. Translated from the 9Th
edition in German, with improvements by C. 4. w.
Advlceto Christian, on the Importance of aim
ing ut an elevated standard of PIety. by Village
pastor, with an Introductory Essay by the Rev. DR.
Alexander of Princeton, ". J.
NoFELS-A great variety of new and interes.
ting, received as above, by
Je % JOHN II NASH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09

~7AS comnittcd to tho Jail OF Goochland couaty
w on the 3ist of January last negro boy who
calls himself TOM, about 8 years old, about feet
or inches high; had on when committed, suit of
white yarn domestic and eoys he belongs to Messrs.
Dawson s. Roach of Fredericksburg, who purchased
him Of Mr. Powell of Fauquicr county, that he ran
awny about June or July last. Yhe owner owners
of said slave are requested to come forward, prove
their property, pay expcnces and take him away.
ROB'r. C. MACON, Tailor for
VIM Boiling, Sheriff of Goochiund.
M
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09
Great sale of Law Books.

~ the second THURSDAY Of September next VIII
W be sold by auction the Law Stogk of Book
seller; consisting Of about Thirty thousand poiymes.
embracing the latest editions of nearly all books in
general use, and great number of the old Report-
cTs and other scarce works.
A. the same time will be sold large nnmber of
Important Miscellaneous works.
The Catalogue viii be ready by the first Of June
Any eeLde;3an desiring it forwarded to him. will
please apply (pcsi PAID 10 he subscriber,
NJ, THOMAS, .AuctIoneer.
Philadelphia, Msy, 1880. ha ls>-w8.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09
Chickahominy Land fop Sale.

4 WISH 70 sell my Farm in The county OF Hcnrco.
l. called Woodstock, containing by survey. 500
acrcs-'t IS situated the main road, leading from
lschnlond toSle Piping Tree, ind about five miles
from Richmond and immediately OH the waters of
the Chickahominy-atou ole-thfrd of it is meadow
land of tie best quality, the rest of the land very
thickly timbered Application may be made me
on the PROMISES nnd the land will be shown TO any
person disposed to purchase, by Mr.. Vaughan the
oVerseer, or myself. JOSEPH SELDEM.
ma lO-Iay Gtc