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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08
HOUSE OF DELEG9TE9


Yesterday the Speaker announced the followipr
Standing Committees:
Courts IF Jastce.--Messrs. Leigh, Mason of Erod.
Bryce. Goode, Moore. Eppes. Morris, Riws of Camn
bell. Williams, Anderson Of Bot, TYLER of pr VIM
Bnrfoot, Atkinson, Il w. GiImer, Wood AZ Ain R,r
bour, Miller Of Bot, Garland Of Amherst GboIson
Seymour Kinney, Garland of Nelson. Brodnay Nc
Farlsnd, Williams Of Shenandoah. Jackson Harris
Newton, Claiborne. Knox, Shell, Christian. Ma
well. Campbell of Brooke, and Semple
Priuiieges e. Eiecions. -Mnssrs Morris Rive. y,
Pr. Geo. Brodnax, Cnibornc Moore, Miller of Rn,o
tourt Leigh, Taylor, Bayy. Mason OF Frederic Per.
rim Goode. Baxter, Marshall, Vcnablc, Wncbcr
Yancey, Booker, Jacob, Lucas, Powell of FronkIn
Upshur. Mccullough.
Prcpositiois d Grieuanees.-Mcssrs Eppcs McMa-
hon, Watts, parriot, Kilgorc, Helms, Ietwich Hem
shaw, Wright, Payne, Holland. Goiewood Ev
ing Street, iIalybrton, Bllngsey, Crockett Harris
King, O'Ferral. Pollard of King und @ aeen. Gala
ghcr. Dyer, Hayes, Lawson, DIVISION, Davis
Chnms- Mcssrs Yoncey. Crump Garland of Mel
son. Spurlock. Maysc, Campbell cf Bedford Preston
Clay, Broaddns, IIooe, Wilson Jones. Wood of Fred
cric, Hale, ErskIne, Poindexter and Dunn
Ps.hentary -Messrs Rutherford, Garland of Mel
Castienian. M0ncurc, Goodwin. Mccoy Ensley Oil
issp'e, Adams, Mclaughlin, IIIner, Alexander. INN
Hart. khgore, McCue.
Ersfufive Erpend,lures.-M essrs GLo,son, Moncure
jaines, LELAND, knox. Riyes OF Prince George, VIII.
son. Grcen Hale nod Erskine.
g 20 Eram'1s Public .Grpsory, - Mrssfs Lucas. chi
cncs'er, Summers, Hale, Hsnsbrough, Mclaughlin,
Sarsksdon' PYnc snd Dyer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08

4 CHANCEHY.-In Hcnrico County Coun, Clerks
" Office Drceml,rr Rules 1880
imam a I."oc''on' complt.
John CAbel Betsy Cabeil and James CabelI,) -
49, heirs Of George Caicll, deed, dehs
'e defendant John Cabcl having entered his appcar.
dce ana gvet security ACCORDING the Of Assembly and
e ucs OF tbs Court and appearing by safrc tory evil
ee"c mat hc not nabtant country: IL 10 order.
c maj r SAID defendant do appear here on the frs, da, NJ
e ncxt mafcb term, and the bill Of the pa,n and
H copy % this order I've forthwith inserted h, tbe ous
onal wig newspaper published in the CIV of Richmond
Court House Of this couoy. " WV
ei cory. Tesc, JOFyiv " EttFTy r re
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08

From the y. T. Com Advertiser of Dec,A
The Richmond Enquirer has involved itself in n
state of beautiful ENHANCEMENT respecting John Ran.
doiph. In one of its late numbers. contraJctIno n
statement made in this paper a short time since that
MIR. Randolph had been showing the private cores.
pondcnce Of the President and Secretary the En-.
qnircr declared that the correspondence had never
been seen even at Richmond, or any where else In
the very paper, the Enquirer, in the course Of a
long article makes the following admission. which i,
broad enough TO cover all that we have said, upon
that part of the subiect:-
CHOW, what are the real facts of the case, The
Presidents letter at offers The appoint men, ofthe
mission to st Pelersburgh to Dir. 4. in terms highly
isterlng to his political and personal character In
Mr.. RS reply, he accepts the appointment, on the
grounds OF the manner IN which IL is rendered. and OF
the special object OF the mission lie SAYS moi one
word about 'goycmmcnt appointments, but observe,
that had been his intention to Withdraw from public
life. No terms were specified by II. in his accent
once, 6ut me President permitted him to change IN.
chn'dte, Dhis he1M shOaid require ii, and he public
service ieouM admit 9fM The letter from Nh Van
Buren, about the sloDp OF war to convey him to his
place of destination was ling aer The acceptance and
1t Is presumed, merely usual informing Mr. K, of
the arrangements of his voyage -
Here, then, the Richmond champion ofthe Presi-
dent and Mr.. Randolph HIMSELF admits that the whole
thing was well understood at Washington and Rich.
m"nd, and Mr.. RandClphs mission was in truth and
IN ~, got up for mere pleasure trip for q rayor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08

-. From NE baltimore american Of Dec 6.
we have frequently had occasion to speak Of Wi
mans Friction Wheels which have been so advan,a
geousIy introduced IN the wagons and coaches on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. and although il was
believed from the first that this novel manner of Oh.
plying friction wheels wss decidedly superior TO any
other heretofore discovered vet it was by course of
experiments alone that the merit Of the Invention
could be folly tested Very satisfactory evidence in
their favour had been afforded from time to time since
tney were lrst adop ed, bat the conclusive de-
mons ration Of their great yslne was exb,b;,s5 ~,
Friday IN an examination made in the presence Of
several gentlemen at the Depot Of the Baltimore and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08
FRESH BEER.
2sD Bbls. Fidler & Taylor's Beer

Just received for sa @ nv
dec 8-it DAVENPORT ALLEN g. m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06

describes him a. fmk, old, u. ". and shot IN
stature
The capitula'ian appeared ~ 6rsi IN sotns oil
our officers rainier too favorable towards The
pey and ms people hui IL has since been nn.
,iersion that the Mole. the Cssapba. aud all
,hr principal buildings of the Guy, we're mined.
and that Il the Dey and his Turks had been
driven 10 desperation, rbey hal resolved IN
leave "a. nuthiaz hat town 10 faies. and 10
eudeavar q cui their way through IN mnist, ~
The happ afreaehing ih' interior Of the eosntry.
and To- chg passage through som. part Of our
iinr b.. The sadlenness Of her assault On
tnr other hand, orr army was suffering from
unhesnd Of faiiguss from ihe eth ofJpns 10
ihr IA Of 1uiy. IL hrs hsen necessarily engaged
ia a series OF bloody actions. IN Tho course OF
shich Il had nj With considerable loss.
The cam nunicaiinns had been repeatedly
Intercepted by the Dedouins. II tsqnirrd Two
batralions 20 escort the ammunition from sidi
Ferruch 90 the Camp before ARiefs and a
compan, 10 escort the AIDES de Camp from
onr di,isioo 10 another These unfasofabie
cirramsisnces procured the DE, some adssnia
- which he would not otherwise have Obtain
ID IN Ne eapitnlriion .hioh has b.en Rfanlsd
"a hin. The artillery ha. befn ~obdefiully
we'll served Our le l. ~ esnaonsding Agor,
isr three whole day has tifallrd The r"col
lection OF the Englsh feet unier Lord Ia
ranulh
The Consul Of all nations have Quilted Al.
giers. acoompaniel b, n In,ksh gnsfb, which
escorted them as far As uuT outpoFis. 4
breach guard then loined iissli 10 incl Turkish
escort. 10 arder 10 protect the consun and 10
secure thrm from Receiving any insult on The
part OF the uadisriplined bands.
TUsis, July =.
The Bsy ofTunis has jus, despatched Gu-
nissan brig Of var 10 Gen de sourmpuf Selim
Aga, Envoy Extraordinary. md Sid Hasona,
his interpreier, who are on board thH sfssel.
have IL ia charge 10 assure the commander IN
chief ofthe mos, favorable dsposifions on the
part Of the Bey Of fani. towards the Ffen ell
army, of his good wishes Tor the success Of The
expedition, and of the friendly and pacific IN.
tsa,ions ~ th. nhabilants OF his regency. Sc
lin Aga has demanded on the parl Of the Bay
vi Tunis an authorization 10 be present as
spectator Of the French army.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06
FfonI TIE Jonradi of Lulo.
OF GOOD JUDGE.

MAIN > of = N'btlaJ il l1N T..
II was remarked by Seiden, thai there could
he no mischief done IN the commonwealth
without Judge. This is true in the main. for
where the lhws are administered with Justice
promptneSs and lmpartialiIy. the remedy for
the evils produced by the wees, pms sons OF IL
regnlartirs Of men. ~ always at hand and the
knowledge Of this teuds 10 keep those causes of
moral evil in cherk, On the CONTRARY when
the Judges are INDECENT, nf small learning, or
want courage and honesty, the law becomes
the very reverse OF what ~ ought 10 he. aud is
shelter 10 those who offend, and terror to
those only who have occasion TO require its
aid
BACON in his advice 10 Sir George VillierS,
SAYS because the life Of the laws lies in the due
EXECUTION and Administrator Of them LET Your
eve bp, IN the first place, upon the choice of
Go"D JUDGES. These properties had they need
10 he furnished with TO he learned in their
profession patient in hearing prudent ~ gov
ernIhg powerful in their eocufon to persuade
aud satisfy both The pa ties aud hearers just IN
their Judgments; and 10 sum up all, they must
have these three attributes they mnst be men
of courage, fearing God. aud hating covetous-
aess an ignorant man cannot. q coledrd ddres
not be a good Judge.
Aud again 1T any man sue 10 be made a
judge, for nv own part should suspect him ;
but II either directly or indirectly he should bur
gain for place of udicai ure let him be rejected
Nth shame.
SO much for The selection of Judges. Ofihe
rules which should govern their conduct on the
bench we have never seen better summary
than the following, which Is given by the writer
already quoted in his address 10 Justice Hutton,
To represent unto you the lines and porirailure
of a good judge:
/. The irstis. ha, yon shouH dra1 your
earning out Of your books, mol out Of your
brain
>. That you should mix we'll the fresdom of
vonr own opinion, with the reference OF the
opinion of your fellows.
3. That gou stouid continue The andyiro
% your locks, aud MOI 10 spend on upon The old
stock.
4 That YOU should fear 40 mans face, and
yet not turn Stoutncss INTO bravery
D. That you should I've truly impartial and
not so as men may see aitectalion through Gue
carr,age.
e. That you should be light TO Jurors 10
open their eyes, ont moi guido to lead them by
| the nose.
7. Hatyon agtc. not tie opinion of preg-
ndncy and eTpediioH,by an impatient and catch
ny hearing fthe councillors at ne bar.
! o That Your speech he with gravity, az one
Of the sases of the law aud MOI iQlkntipe.
nor '0H impairment flying out to shuto iear.
mag,
| That your hands, and the hands Of vo,r
hands. mean those about you. be clean and
nncorr"pt from gifts, from meddling in tides.
end from serving Of turns, be they of great
. ones or small ones
TO- That yon cnntain the jurisdiction of the
court within the ancient Mereslones, without
removing the mark
II. Lastly, thai you carry such hnnj over
your ministers aod clerks as that they NAV
rather be III awe ofyou, than presume unon
you. ~"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06
EXCERPTS

Had n careful and pleasant companion, tina,
should show me any angry face IN a glass, |
should not al all take II Ill some are wont 10
have looking glass held 10 them while thew
wash. though 10 little purpose but 10 behold
a mans self so unnarurally disguised and disor-
dered, will conduce not a little TO the lmpeach.
ment Of anger.-( Piutarch.
Want Of prudence is too often the want of
virtue; nor is there on earth II more power
iul advocate for vice than PoVerIy.-[ Gold
smith.
II IS notorious 10 philosophers, that 10y and
griet can hasten and della, time Locke is of
opIn'on, that man in great misery may so
lar lose his measure, MS To think a minute an
hour ! or in JOY make an hour minute. Tat,
Ter.
BE pattern to others, and then all will 20
well Tor as whole city is infected by The
llceniious passions and wees Of great men, so
ms likewise reformed ny their moderation.-
Cicero.
10 hTriVe AZ pPrtection, a man should have
very sincere friends, u inveierale enemies
oechuse ne would he made sensible of his good
VI III co"huc', either by The censures OF the one
Ut 'he ddhonIliors oil the o'her.- Diogeues
Tie who has opportunities 10 inspect the sa.
cfed mOmnetS Of elevated minds, and seizes
nose moments into fidicule will bptrsy with
"S5' an' IN embracing murder- Ltraier.
Tue proverb ought 10 run. A fool and his
word are saon pa,ted--a man OF genius mud
ms money. i Shensiore.
Melancholy discioses its symptoms according
70 'he sentiments and passions of the minds !,
aHeels. An ambitious man tancies himself q.
oru' statesman, munster, king. emperor or
'no"afch, and plesses his mind with the vain
hopes OF even future preferment. The mind ot
co'''ons man sees nothing but his re OF sp,
anu ioohs al The most valuable objects with an
eye OF nope, or with the fond couceit that ,bay
are already ms own. love SICK brain adorss
III romantic strains, the lovely idol Of his heor,
% Signs 10 real misery at her fanced (rownS
ana scholars mind eyaporates in the tnmes
VI imaginary praise and literary distipc,ioo
L Burton. '"'"on'
FIRE burns only wber we are near il h,,a
oedu''inl lace burns and inhames, tho at a die
ahce'-L keaoph0 II.
iuler' cannot even find time to be idle or
INDUSTRIOUS 10 be at leisure. We must he al
"ays uo'hs' or suffering Zimmerman.
o''es anu 'ampoons on particular neonIe
."I''a.e more by giving copies in Confidence
shem.- Sheridan. y printing
uot in,ee days of uninterrupted COMPANY in q
ano,to wiz make yo" better acquainted with
a., '"'" que nour conversation with
nv" u esely gay tor three years.-[Lapatsr
,;.,a most IN want of apother's M.
A ""o has none OF his n.-TLauafpr
n"n o, remarkable geoius may afford to
na piece Oh wit, 1t 1t happen 10 border
"'''e' "A 'i''le genius is obliged TO caicn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06

t,iitI Of Bs.sB~sy ati, October, very sascesg.
fully under Nay.
Among other questions put. paid some ~
isniltn TO the tariff. sss told that they care
nothing about the tariff that II dors not b-ns
81 n ali The manufacture Of plain eotfons, and
but slightly fhs, u printed coiIoos and that
II the tatin hal ORIGINALITY bean I.i alone. and
moi rffrnslls pafchsd. ~ would have 4. IN bet
ter Tor their Interests. learn Thai tbis = The
genera op,aion with all the lruden, and prsc-
teal manufacturers OF New England. and that
the muse made about the iarif IN political pa
pers. speeches and addresses, - entirely disap-
proved by the man wh1 knows The subject
best. Tiny only want steady and permanent
laws on The subject snd eau compete with
the foreigner with ease and success, both here
q ia Sroth America. THIS town is dee ,drdly the
Grsi ~ manufactures 10 The u. s. and those who
have all along successfully M oaRrd Their con-
eerns, are rnen al science, kno Wedge aud ez.
perience In INV description II the Cnrpet
EdriorV which ~ extent ever surpassed the
Cotton Factory, shall say something farther
ON this tarIi understanding wlIch Is war.
Tant'd by experience aud skill. The Causes
Of the recent manufacturing deptessiOns hayo
never been fully explained.
" !. Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06
OPINIONS ArWASUlNGToN
Correspondence # @e Jomnoi Of Comnlfre.
NAsHIsGr1S. Old I,e,,J 1000

o'FePondehos Il TIE Journal q Commerce.
NAsHrsGraS, 2ld .lugipl, 1880.
The latest intelligence we have from Tho
West, leli the pre.,den, al franklin. g,cnrs.
see WHERE, accompanied by General CoG.e.
AMI The great Abpriginsl negoiiatar. The Sccre.
l'iy ct war, he had prnposcd poio leoic with
tue southern indians. II has been renor,.d
mat The red brethren would not accent ,be !,
N"sunn OF their great father aud that for IN.
present, y very small paTt Of Mr. Els Sol ooO
"" was ilkfiV 10 he expended this year--uo, IN
say small Iart ot the 5000 900 SCI mar, ~,
The late ac' OF Congress for the re,noyal of ,h
indians. The President aud his S.cr.,.,. ar
War may well eNclaim ia their cont,na,;,.
copper irlends, et IL Brute ;" oys,whsl
med aK they arc, no douht hv the cl.c,,,,s
m Lon's'ana, Missouri, Indiana, and hen,nc
Nv.
Nm"ithHanding the very ienusrai, and
G'gHihed correction. bv the me.t plli,sanj 4" 10
hefdf Of the Telegraph of IN. bvno,,.,,.,i
table OF the votes IN The neN Presidential Egsc
too. dare venture the repetition oC nv ,s,;
mate, with increased confd.nre i, IT, ia,
ny end, siucs th- early drmons,r.,,,,,, -,
the Ne.i, | an not entirely CERTAIN hat ,,.
table OF votes IA not more favorable =, M, IA
iHSor"e OF the Hermitage, than The result viii
prove.
The Intelligence renewed here. hi. 5a.
lfsves no tonm 10 doubt ihRt the recon, eio,,,,',
IN kfniucky has eveniuated in Tho s,,,,. n.
comh'ure oil the friends Of the presen, Airo,o,'
traiion oi the GeuPral Government f. c,,,.
not otherwise have happened. A ,iniI,r cs,,,
'rophe awaits them every where on the Obi,
and Mississippi. '"''
The election will take place in the Stat =
ONO, the hrst week IN October II vnl.Ln
a complete route of the yeto,s,s and rac,.
msts. Al the same time, in NstyIand 81.
ne~-fangied and exclusive rspubiico,,. ~, .''
suffer as great F" Shipmreck" as glncher GU w"
oil the army Of Napoleon. on the road from m.
held Of La Belle alliance" "''
These demonstrations afford uo ,,,.
'''t or consolation see 10 them IN. ,,,a
'nngnitcaoce of oil human calcnla,;or ~
the events OF fdturity. One might have .,,.
posed. with such vote as General I...s s"p-
received al the last Presidential EIsc,;a' "'u'
could not fail 10 perceive that no bad ~. "
elected by the People and not by poyt, wv
mar nothing could have tempted him ~ 80. CIV
'he noon granted 10 han. The level was mo-
frooigally exchanged for the sordid g,.,,Go
non and aggrand'2emeni OF a cabal, nnwo,,h,
81 even Inc name OF party, and before m,
hrst TWO years OF his administration he.
elapsed, he - palpably cast off by the peonls
grieVi0g, even IN tears and sorrow thai H.;
psriielity has covered the Gover,mo,, or ~
country with s-cioud. To hone tho, no ~,
or can refvrin the Adioinis,ratioo !. yain "a
inanaiion and credulity 10 which bo !. 80
Jeefed by All unfortunate direction al his r..
.oisnce. hss closed The DOOR against ali ,er,e
dy, ''' 81 rene
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06
DOME 2FIC.
ltom he Cbqriesto,eH "a Ftet Press. .4ug %
EXECUTION or EBENEZER W. cox,
Tor fb< g,,,rder nj TnI Duau

The execution Of ths unfortunate youth took
place 'stefdty 81 precisrly hall past | O'Clock.
No less than 5000 persons we're pfeseni--many
VI them from "A considerable distance -
snd II is but justice 10 say. thai we have never
.sen SO lage an assemhlare behave with morr
ufopneiy nnr'uf the so .mn preparation nj The
r~hald, deaih.like stiffness prevailed and "A
feeling Of deep sympathy seemed To lhteb in
avery bosom. He met ms fate with great
Grmness. and himself ave the signal To let the
jfop mi which launched his ,oai inio the " orld
"f spirits. lie admuuish"d from the platform.
Ia sa aud hle aud pnialicring ynire, the yourg
men present ng1ind M INDULGENCE Ia the soul.
aesirosiny habtIs uf gambling aud Dissipation
laongh he gave eV, len, iokens OF Internal
sgons, and prayed fcrventl, 10 The Throne of
rhFrcg, vet be maintained hi eelEpossa.sion
10 m, rnb, without change Of 1lonr or feature,
and surveyed With scfniinizing eve the vast
cfo~i whlrh gathered 10 witness his ignomi-
",ous ext lonk,ng in vain. ns h. said, Tor his
'.rretenied lrieods, bs whose evil sugg esiions
h had been luftd 10 ruin.
liz died ~ihop' s,fnQple. -ihe only ,odir,.
'te"s Of suffering which he eGhlbued. were
curing the iist three minnteE. Eve or 81, slirht
II ,envuls'vr shfngs ofhis shoulders. lie was
suspended ahuu, half an hour, when his body
wa Conveyed about me ont of town. mud
given over 10 his relatives for interment IN on
doun TIE was attended in his aa moments by
the rev. Nv GlLpEA and the Rev. Mr. GRAcF.
OF the Catholic Church. the former OF whom
bad been visiting him ior the Iaa FIVE months
with pio0s assiduilv.
We has lef' a minute confession. in HE o.,o
Handwriting OF the circumstances CONNECTED
with the murder, in which he prrsevercs in Inn.
rhcailng those persons vi om he Ind formeiIy
accused as tle movers and Accessories OF the
foul deed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06
From The Journal az Luw.
JUDICIAL LEGISLATION

JhdIcial legislation has at tunes occurred
IN 'he history oi the Law. and has invariably
provoked Just an'madversion. In all countries.
"heIe regard Is manifested for the principles
o' ''eeoo"' and especially in our own, it has
ueen resarueu as OF pan amoun:importance, thst
W. ,'pe % separation should be strongly marked
departments OF government. There il hove
err an apology for the assumption of nrero,a.
'ves by the judiciary, to which neither If ~.
o'nrr two departments can lay claim.
Were the executive TO attempt the nass,..
OH law, or the construction of an az, NJ Cnes
gress' TO rule thereby a controversy betyesn
cnlzens or were The legislature to e,ec, ;,ssi,
INTO high court of appeal, for the correc,ion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06
DAVY CROCKETT oUrDoNE

Asa Young man was driving u four year old
bull along the banks Of the Pemieewasse, ~
New-liamp'on last Monday, the animal turn
ed and attacked him The man snatch,d -
stake from the fence and stood maniu,ly upon
hrs defence. The bull pushed violently at him.
now receding, then renewing the attack win
redoubed fury, endeavoring to dash his s,iye,-
sary TO the earth. In few minutes III. bail.
became SO warm that the man beat a reIrea,
and plunged into the river, there three or fonr
ieet deep. The bull followed, bur The man
reached the opposite shore before him. He
had not time 10 escape, however, before
me nul was al his heels. lie again retreat
al, plong'ns INTO the stream, but nv this
ume he mad become SO much exhausted that
lhe animal overlook hlm IN the middle of il
ohii tie young man, fertile IN ex pedienis. clnted
ne attack by constant, turning in the water.
As the animal could not turn so RAPIDLY as the
youth, the latter succeeded IN SEEING upon his
'al--Ihence be leaped upon his neck and gran.
Piled h'm by the horas. BY man strength he
forced his head under the water and dro,y ned
him COucor Il IN ny St,tcs,,o,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06

IC URSUANT 10 decree Of the SUPERIOR
- Court of Chancery for the Lyuchbure
Ds'r'cI, pronounced on the 18th day of NAV,
1880, IN the cause OF King vs.. Perkins, The IN
dersisned Marshal of the said court win sell.
10 Tue highest bidder, Inr cash, on The premi
seS, on Friday the 9th September, 1880, Of
lar, II not. the mex, fair day ihereaner,) a
tract oil l"nd, IN the connty of Campbell, con.
tanning $40 acres, aud adjoining The lands
OF Moorman, Wade, Preston, aud others
THOS. A. HOLCOMBE. Mar.
Aug. % ,nds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06

Spanish PoL,tenesS Tho Duke of Aim.
qHerqne, when he visited the wife of Sir Richar
fanshawe, the British Ambassador at Madrid
in The Reign OF Charles the Second. said
" Madam, am don Juan de la Cueva, Duke
OF Alo1qu.rqnp, Nlceroy OF Milan, OF his Males
tvs PrIvy Council, General OF the Gallpys.
twice Grander, the first gentleman of Lis
MaJesty's bedchambeI, and near kindsmso
10 hls Catholic Majesty, whom God long pre-.
serve and then rsing up ard making me a
low reverence with his hat off, said, -" These.
WIN ny family and life, lay at your Excel,
lency's feet"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06

10 .ntssrs. Fncent Jordan and Elizabeth las
~te, formerly Elizabeth Mays, John Gibbs
ana Susan ms wife. formerly Sunn Mags,
John Mays and Jesse Mqys, lpiltiam Boqrd
mho 'ntermarried with Sarah Mays Nancy
B'b6"s, administrators, formerly Nancy
Mays Elijah Mays and Richard Mugs
1DLEAsE TAXI no,ice. that on the first Mon.
- day IN October, $780, between the rising
ahd setting OF the sun, | shall proceed 20 take
The dispositions of Bowker Preston and Others.
I" me Old Store house of Davis and Prestos.
on "oose Creek, in the county of Bedford aud
STATE OF virginia. and if should l.. prevented
~ any cause from taking the said daposiiion,
on thai day, shall proceed 10 take .iDem or
'"e neA' day, and continue from day 10 dag
untii completed, which dispositions are TO be ,
fean as evidence in \ suit Cow depending AND,
undetermined in the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry tor the Lynchburg District, wherein you
are plaintiffs, aud myself and wife (formerly
khods Nays are defendants.
LEROY JORDAN.