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"A H snbscribei Hnsmg fWitffa trs days
q pssD posulyey defcinnpcd 10 retopVe
ifoiu THIS place ia lew months, ofefs his en-
the stock Of Good, wholesale Or rrtaib at
pfime cost, TOR caaB, O. 81 hGr,dl TIME 10
ahnIesale deners. isr me- otiablr notes, well
endorsed, be adJag inf legal interest. The
stock Is iatee, general aud desirable ; no old
h,ob heepso. al nauy received Within lew
sttes as, a. brl,te tie re II J. anuudrnlahle
flci, fhal ,tod, haze recently advanced, espu
rially woo.iaas Of al biads mi he Tel, war
fan ed n tlr assfition, fleu mzny of his VII
be sold ~ per cent lover tnaa they can he
pm chased n This dune ~ = ~ 1oIk . nor would
he, On anyaec0nal, Orr So valuable "A 5tock
II cpsi, weff be ngt determined upan CHANG.
lng Ms location. Country Merchants, Pod
inns, d would do we'd To call aud buy lmme
dlsteiy. as they vii uot be long in market NJ
tost, M II Is verB ately the case that such
oioc', MS evsr .defcd an such favorable terms
IN lhlsur any other place. The Stock Consists
n par Of
Mldlmg aud SUPER super Cloths. and cassi
inerus
Sack Cloths. urcommou, beaulifa d cheap
brown, brown olive, bottle green. and mI4.
m#c 10
Flsnnels, J. int aud R1se Blankets
pee suprl Carpeuug-l piee- atair do
Gaicees, lace assortment, very low
llaiiaG Lustiings snd iadla Saltiu., own than
they can be boueh, IN Nta York
" White tlgu'.d aad coIored Cto de- A1plea and
olhrr a.lbs
Black anI coioird 2ajnancs
black i'anaa or& .r-ya,s, Barcelona Hand.
Gaod1a.., -. = Ia rl5se.-couoo do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

70 Office BLACK Wnler Nuts is nov toll q,
"a Nheai--when we can receive agaia, will
give notice, AL wheat delivered there not
contracted Tor, Will be considered purchased AZ
the price we were and may he giving AT the time
OF delivery. NATHL. WINSTON x Co.
Aug 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27
NEW AND SPLENDID
& 9QD So
al extreme ioW Prices.

NIPhEE, ROBINSON Il co. bovp IN
stA pleasure of announcing the arrived of a
.ew $bVel'ies adapted 10 the season, among
which ara The following:
10 pieces Manila ic Damasks, for LADIES' drrs-
ses, enurei! new and very beautiful assor
tel cotors
dozen Neck Scarfs, new style
40 prices sayrra Ginehsms entirely new
10 pieces new style Drab Caicocs, superior
quality
. pieces biaeh Italian Ludesrng, best quality
GOlored Silks. 1usiins, CamDric, with a var.
ETY. ofoiher Goods, and daily exnecune gleal
many others. The Ladies are respectlu,,,
inUled to call aud examine them.
Seat. & "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27


~ ih"iNla - At ruies hal4en IN the Clerks Of.
III day oi june, 1880 " "i', VIZ
er tSi laea complainant against John Rider james
hiuef' "'lham Rider and Pey ton Rider (Which said
!aHes iaia ana Peg ION, are the mann cillren OF
I'm ',laaf, aee ~ GroIgr Greasy and Polly his wife
,o iY F9Iy Rider, William alurply and liza his
WV itrHery "a Ride, Peytou Wrdh and Nina his
we formerly Minus Rider, and Abncr aad EIi2aleth
Villas, infant enidrea Of john willis and Sn.,n ms
we ierharil Susan Rider Belaudai..
-. ~ =, '1Ais H!ah ainrphy and la his wife
"iu y ton tich anu MlmaAIs wife not hs,je enes
ca tHoir Appearance and given security accor,jmr IA
Inc act OF Assembly and the rules of inns coI and il
appearing from satisfactory evidence tl,t tbrv are moi
ihhahitants OF this country On the motion of Tie COM
piaHal, ny COUNSEL II Is ordered that the sand deien-
SaHis william Murphy aud LA his wife and Peytoa
oCh ana NINA As wife do appear here on the fourth
iouu9 III september next aud answer the bill Of the
"ipllhant AMI thai copy Of THIS order be forthwith
iuSe'ted ih The Lyhehburg Virgiuian newspaper pub
ls'ed Ia inc town ofLyuchburg for Two months sue
e..sNeg ahIF9sed at the front of the courthouse
u thls county On two several court days.
CoPg-Ieste,
GA. WINGFIELD, d. elk.
aug H2n
y q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27
Valuaole Real Es,a,e.
ssyaE ssbss.,bef has NO vaisshlr tracts 4

EEyaE ssbss.ihef has Two xalssnif tracts OF
land iyhe Ia the eansts Of Montgomery
sarA containing about i5IsD aces. Whfrh - IS
aBxion iu dispose 81 on reasonable 'ff@s4 ons
Of those plantations u vel knhRn hs DE- nsme
g. tie White suuse l'anlsaon, win gUad iu
movements Ihe hpHse - set eaitolHied ~
save,n on = pubic f9ta naea 'faselish his
plantation has also an % asrty fpo5 saw ana
6risi Mil add 10 a nri ghbafbood Sufficient 10
reader Il valuable. The other panfAnon hiss
a.,aa, improvements. They VI be sB.d either
- me ehoe tract. Or ii Il vii sna pate3a-
sa5s beItet. vii divide lie iraets 20 fuit
I'm. provided cap effee, :. sale u both. "
oae tract. aud deem i aaaecessary n e'st any
further description ~ u = pres4mra 81 fhnse
Wishing II pa ehRse w8nd fHsIfr slHNtaa NE
promises. hicl car be shtHu them ~ auf ifine
~ ihe nropfistur. JOS. KING.
Montgomery. May 20 WITS
~@h. SAMUEL FLEM,NG As yoa are
"a nj an inbabifani 81 this u uapnvea .. q.
We hefeb, nuugy Yon taaf we shall take the
Deposition Of JAMES - AskrN. az the Russell
wife tiairi. ~ the town of KhtfisiIe' Logo"
nay krntufhy. 90 Npuda tar b dag ~
October ueA. 20 be read Us esidenr" al The
friai OF the suii depending ~ Campbell county
cpaf "hereia we, ~ bssigoees o. faid Askf~
are Plaintiff and tou M. defendant should
sad opposition NOT be Ken on the dnY aDuve
nEmoj ihon Il u 81 taken on .ha dsy ater,
or be- eeniir ued run ds, to dsy an Il IS taken,
Sundays excepted
PASNlLL& S0BLlN.
Sent > p4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

=
NEW a2RiY AIS OF
ZEDLCENES,
pninls, Brushes, &C. for sale.
(IHOLESALE or REf1lL.)
59GDLB5. Glaa1e' ssi''
203 Is EPSON Sails
501 houles Castor OIL
zoe lbs. Lump Magnolia
81 do Powder KhGbarD. superior
= do Poo, to DO
50 do sugar Lead
100 10 spIit iiarshorn
$50 DO Spirit Nilre Duic
Ia 90 Caiamsi
% ID Powder Jalap
300 DO do Cream Tartar
l01 DO Cum Camphor, .uI.for
81 DO Powdered Coumao
. so Root do
% boxes Window Glass
5bo lbs Race Ginger
900 do Ground do
ado Nafe,s, escorted caiors anl sizes
soaIe 10 boxes
800 do Cum shei!ac
- do Aptmegs, superior
geo gall. SWEET OiI
1000 lbs Rot himstoue Superior
1000 do Nhte chalk
1000 do spanish Whiting
800 do Ptr,s "hite
luo do Chrome Red--new article
1000 do salt Peter
5000 do Aln0
1900 do Eopperns
5000 do Sink lockwood
1000 do Ground DO
1000 do Stick fnsic
lOCu do Ground do
1000 do Putty
800 do Aqus Forts
90 do Best Turkey Opi IN
90 do spanish li~s
% do Gacaed Magnesia
1000 do Lamp Black
1000 do Dry Spanish Brown
bUD do Or Vliro
5000 do Il hite head
no do bbrr Mustard Seed
5uo gals liHsted Oh
Patut, IN Oh, al kinds in use
DIV PAU. do do
Mrlltn's Cough Drops
Auderoon's do do
Lamutts do 90
De Lauonfefais do do
Spanish t'.5aI Indigo, superior
hladr5, Indlgp IL squares-neW artie lie
Ncd,einc Gh.s, K.uti. .--.,,.,.,ra
Alcohol
S,u,t 'g,,r,,a,,,i,s
I,o,,,d in' ,.#ac,,.
Rcd aad f4a.h lat pa.dor s,,,o,.,.,-
,..,..,,,i.,.. super ,o'
nsn,, ~ ~ 9"' 5'''' i'S'fo-
cann,,l. as...,,...., .,n..-,
..'a...I.-.,.. 'l''. ~ "''''s Dfnsh'
! copp.,,r a,.4,,.'.., If s....,,...p
E, "'u,'"
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A a4sr aesor,menl. Of ss,o,.,'. G,., p' -
=
y dn do Marking 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

! VI Ih1lNiA-At rules holden in the clerks G5eoo
~ the superior Count OF Chancery for the ,orIinr-
pistsict, tie ID day OF August, 1880.
shadack Corder, Plaintiff, against CIcn,nn, pi, 40
ecuiOr Of Elizabeth GRAY widow Of Ed,n c.
and widow Of tlczekah lgg, sen. decd and Gian.c,,
Pi4e, N ms ownrlgnt ana the children az Ll, d.;
deed. 10 wit, Poyton Pig, Hrzelah pIro -. e
Gregory aud Ehzuoeth ms w.ie late El botb ;
and William Pig and John w Pea. infants bv en-
mlssiohef behhgh, specially assigned their oGorlia
md tie children of iie2ckiah Pigs drc'd Ia e. ~
Pig owen Lagrand and Beiscy his WIN Lara n ~ ~.
ai2g, and Susan iigg and Nathan HutrlIe.n,, n 80
hH'ehes and St"keiy Huehels, aunirs OF JOIN, II,lb
ems, decd Defendants. o'''" much
lIe defendants Owen Locrand and Hct.c, biy,..
aad Susan Pig net having entered their an,,ara ~
aud given security accordn. to the act of A..c,sI
the rules OF tils court, aud it appearing In, i ',
evidence That they ave not Ialabmt, nrIhis c,~'a'
IL Is ordered That the said defendant, do appear tc
On me lehl day OF the next term and an sqnt h., III -
tic fialriH; and thai copy Of tins order he IT., ~
,n.eI''1 III s'me newspaper printed IN the town ynr
noIs' ,of 'N" months successfully, aud posted - tIe
no''" oor ~ ne coast house. Ia the saId town
Aug q Wy II s'i' J. WILLS &C.
e. l"lNiA At rules holden in lie tzs,l.'y ,,s-e
District, tho 2dday ofAugust, 1880 - 49, 0"'s
l!Ian W. fcyiou, uiur. de }anis n,,, ,c Eli,
heHTH' tec d. fidntut, against Doaothen tf,pste5,
.a,'A pl t"''9k Henry, deed, Edauud " lns,en exc
fet"r OF idmaod W iastou deed Chriytopbr, IN, o.
eea.1r OF ia}eGr Henry, decd. Aloxnh,ier : e. -
n ai''he' =" h'hrt5 +. W Henry, John Irur, $50
-. .2l"ts "'oife - Winston and Dorothea ms Wiz
Defendants. ''' '"'''a ann iiehI}e
=, a' DIET 4daat' Christopher Hunt and Na,h.e5siu
ltsHN mol htNnS entered their appearance NM -
se,"us according t. the act Of Assembly, and tta j
~, ~ ,op,, ana II appearing r satisfactory c{ i8sucr
teat 'het are af inhabitants Of lhs country II ,s-i
ca sala deoltarIs do upper here on the ten J
~ '' - ''1h 'Ha answer The Original and amend I
t,' % ,a9 'l"'' lhd that copy OF this ordrr he
i''"N IN Inserted Qua zeWc newspaper prnte, a., a..
town OF Lyneabmg or two niohths snarrssiyel, an,
posted dt inc 'front.' door of the courthouse m rho 81
'o"H' Copy reatc
..n J WILLS. c. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27
"a = l. u,

9sfllh Subscriber has deiernioed to red,,o.
"a his Stage fare 10 80 90, ffom dis +,
1hafl"''e''1l'e.-l his will cause reduction
Ia the price To Washington. The sn5scribs,
hes heard rumonr, TINT his line i, the nn.,
expensive one ICON this place TO the North =
H. does not profess 10 know tie EXPENSES h.,
oihe routes, - the Northern Cities bur he SUI.
1e'"a statement Of the expenses on his ov,
upon which The public may confidently ,elv
"'s :" washington Cry Sl3 90
'''ee )" Dh"inOte = 90
Expense from Lynchherg 10 Baltimore 3 ~
~ addition to tie obvious economy Of this
fonif. Inc na"elIer by IT, reaches Baltimore
one business dag carrier, ,han hv an, o,b,.s
Sunday. f'"s' On
10 nat cFen' an additional day i. consumes
III ne up The rest day Intervening; but The
,'"' 'tef is compensated for this Inconvenience
'f me enjoyment of more rest, u ia 4 obse.'
vance oil "a 'Sslng and imposing QUIZ.
WILLIAM SMITH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

Sept
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-22
.Horftgm EmteIIfgemre.
Nrw. YoRK. .JuIv

NEw York, July 49,
Yesterday the packet ship Britannia, Capt
Marshall, arrived here from Liverpool. bring
ing Liverpool papers Of the 81 June. The
London dates are no later than those by tie
Co,inthian.
A bin had passed both Houses or Parlia-
ment, enabling the King I" appoint certain
persons to aflix the Royal signature To such
instruments as required bis signature. His
majesty's indisposition was assigned rs the
reason for adopting this measure.
BY an account from Algicrs, brought by a
British armed ship that had recently been in
the harbour Of Aigiers, it is stated that Tie
DEFY had not made very strong preparations
for resisting the French forces, It is suggest
cd that he would probably retire TO- the coun-
try. We doubt the correctness of this ri,-
mour. We should think the Dey would not
willingly. and without a struggle, surrender
his capital to aninvading encE1y.
The Windsor Herald, OF May 90, states,
that a modification in the Kings leg COM
nenced a few days previous. the further pro-
gress Of which was prevented by scarifying,
and the system had subsequently been sup
ported by the most powerful tonics. His
arms are also almost totally useless, and he
occasionally suffers the most excruciaiing
pain. II is the opinion of the best authorities,
that general breaking up Of the constitution
has taken place. At no period of his life,
were the Kings mental faculties in a sounder
state than at present. B" '''' ','
The Duke Of Clarence has bad more Than
one conference with his royal brother, The
result Of which has been alike honorable and
agreeable to both parties; and the very deli
cate and confidential communications which
the royal sufferer has intrusted to the ear Of
his brother aud presumptive successor have
been received with good feeling aud good
sense in the highest degree cons0latory TO The
illustrious sufferer. Morn. Chroa.
%" The london papers state the measure Of
nominating a commission 10 exercise the
functions ut his Majesty. in subscribing the
sign manual. was rendered imperative, owing
TO the great Inconvenience experienced In sew
erai departments, through the accumulation
ut Instruments. the completion of which was
urgently called for. In many instances pa
Pers Rave been waiting for the royal signature
Tor near two years. d Two public Offices had
each 50OO documents ready for signature. ~
The whole 1T these would, IN the event ofI
the demise OF the King, have been useless.
ana considerable expense and Inconvenience
must have been incurred. - '~.''a "a,
The Princess. on whom the crown oil
Great Britain Nil dssslse ia case df the de- !
cease IN hesiiie time OF the ptesenf finw and
the duke Of Clarence; was born in Nav. isf9,
,hu her father the duke Of Kent died no the
s.anuary toiIowing.'d The London Court
,s1''sAs seyAs that she " accomplished in a
aegFee quite extraordinary for her age She
peaks With dOency aud elegance nearly all
ae mossrn European languages: IL very
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-22


hudl| eV Ind E.Ikci ~ ID - alsOthctllly pd ~ We
roe thateifS grs % he East 9 lila Company
svets ibiect S1Ie "a he tg' righiN Sovsts gniy,
tvpt ssa Veg iaN etttaUehls, md Oeer ihe'
inhabitants, Ms English Subjects who carry with them
,he Kings laws wherever they form colonies, nvd re-
cesve Is.s protection BY virtue Of kis royal
trrs ,I, ,r,,. rincinle of the right legisate, is
ee1vy stated Il derived from the fact that the Pur-
haseys are English purcasers that the settlements
he aVoluasr @Eagliuh se.tlHmeHi"
80 lsitA them English laaya, and
receive nrotec,ion bv vrtue OF the patent from the
cro,v6 Tvd this paTt Of the opinion seems tohaVe
met with the appreciation ofIhe supreme court.
In I755 Counsellor Dngge, Sergeant Glyn, DR..
Ftankn Tnt Patrick Henry, gave Sriten opinions in
smOort Of the same pr ncipes. The lands conveyed by
the Indian tribes, were taken by the grantees and
heidi subject only 10 The kings sovereignty over the
settlements to he established thereon, and over the
inhabitants as English Subjects. The transfer oil the
sovereignty 10 the crown OF England was made ny the
same instrument whereby the land was conveyed, and
wns eectua 10 ass it, and the title under the pro
lection of the laws of England. -
But il is not necessary refer 10 English lawyers,
or TO times as remote a. those just mentioned. The
Supreme Court Ofthe U. States, whose DECISIONS we
ought 10 regard sound expostiOns VI the law have
told uR Ia language not 10 be misunderstood, what
rights we're acquired this country by the dscOVerery
oft. ..,
In the case Of johnson M'Intosh, the court say,
the principle adopted by the great nations Of Europe,
the discovery Of this continent, by which they
should be mutually regulated, was that discovery gave
title TO the government by whose subjects 10y whose
authority il was made, against all other European
governments. which title might be contaminated
Iy possession. As consequence, the naiio" acqUir-
ing The discovery ohianed the rigl, of acquiring sese
from the natives, and establishing settlements upon o.
The rights Of the original Inhabitants to complete
sovereignty ae independent nasions necessarily
diminished. And why? Because it in'erfered with
the fundamental principle. that discovery gave excu-
sive title, ultimate dominion, subject 10 the Indian
right of occupancy, to those who made the discovery
The court say, the United States ma'nta'"' as '''
others have maintained, that discovery gave an excu-
r;vo riO To eS,inguis the Indian title ut occupancy
either by purchase or by conquest, and gave also a
sht to such degree Of sovereignty, as the circum
stances of the people would allow them to exercise
called limited Soxere,gn'yover them nls
kind of deSree OF sovereignty limited and confined
snI ,hom 9aEen as il should he according TO the sub.
;, ,,sr means notl,in p more than that il existed
o end ~ s"ch an extent as was necessary to pre-
~ l"' "" ~ - =. o,s;vo rnL, NJ prrcIase. M
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-22

GGtir prses;ent 10 latin, and has made cons'd-
rable bgress in the mathematics. She IS
tIls0. aTi kcellGnt musician, and assists at the
sritAte lsSnccFis that are given almost nightly
al the palace, at KtnsingtTn, where she re-
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-22

vcuHFntinV zEhslI'EwitilI ilR Indiana iu-thel
"a erIS Aut middle DEF tn, IS, Rr q
Pu psee6f eriyiDs tlleH1 ITO fie fOr 80
PrUtectiUn q he United State Md for ts-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-11
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TOBACCO MARKET.

We have BEEN favored with the following
letter from mercantile house In Liverpool, 10
gentleman in This place, received by the Cal
edonia. arrived n, New York,
Lirerpooi Isl Dec. 1920.
| beg leave 10 hand you, Tor your niormn.
ton. note of our present stock OF Tobacco IN
this market. and quotations If prices. We
have had fair demand during the past
month, without, any nucluniou in prices, aud
the sales amount to about 100 hhds OF all sorts
OF these. about 900 Ind. were Virginia leaf
the greater pant OF which FIR Ireland ~ 81 n
41d, with few NJ Sd Odd bnt tho demand
has attached more 10 the lower qualities Tn"
sales Of strips were about $50 hhds chiefly NJ
and under OIL. with proportion Of superior
strong descriptions n, 81 a Odd. Kenlucky
strips, OF good quality, AT 4id Old. Several
purchases have been also made for exportn ion
which have cleared the market of any thing
that might be had NJ or under cid.
II may be aid very decidedly tina, or mar,
ket is steady, for we have had parties ready 10
enter II extensively, whose operations have been
limited by the irmnsss f holders ~ resi- thug
any concessions, But Cor it's, some cons d..
rahle Investments would have been made ~
speculation. The snles Of strips fof home Trade
continue limited fer the season, hut some of the
~ ger nunhlhC uftTs hhVhH btcn fohlfui 10
stock themselves NJ present rntes We uay n.
peel Others 10 follow, and keep up u regular
dnnAud.
" The present state OF our stock, ms contrast
ed with former years is worthy Of attention.
Its effect here IL n K neral feeling OF confidence
that prices will be maintained aud, all circum-
stances considered, think there is no reason To
doubt IL for some months 10 come Bat heavy
imports may work otherwise. and If your crop
he rs abundant ms Represented, II will not he
prudent TO extend these views to- far into the
next season.
Good srong Irish leaf will become very
scarce aud II such cnn be found of the old crop
remaining, II may tie the hes, article 10 send 10
the mean lime 4"
" Stock on hand, L., Dec. 1923, 9d6i bids i;
IN hand lst Dec. 1920. G7J6 hhds."
u The above letter also con'aiDss compar.
ison of The prices Of Tobacco in Liverpool. IN the
years 1923 1929 from which il appears that
the prices of the later year, for all descriptions
exceeded those Of the former from Ill TO Sd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-11

w iRfINiA-ht Rules holden ~ the Clerks Office Of
" the Superior Court ri Cbnucery for the Iypehhurg
District the I'd day of Nov. 1929 Pow hatan Dol
lug, PIT. against Edward Boiling, executor Of
Archer Payne, IT, doc. Nathaniel II. Price, aud Mos
by Arnold, admire. do bouis non, with the viii annex
od OF Richard Loo, dee Phschal Wade. ekor of Tain
tina Lee, dee. 1homas Andfows and Tabbn his wife.
Richard Leo, tsop Of WIlllnn) Gafnett Lee, John
Lee, john Arnold nnd Pasey his wife, John Fowler,
aud Betsoy his wife Hobseeu Lee, VIM. Hs and Alvey
wife, Defls,
The defendants John Fowler and Betsy his wife, not
having entered their appearance sud given security
accord ing the Of Az emily aud the rules OF this
court, and itappehng by satisfactory evidence thu, they
inhabitants of this country II u ordered that
tho said defendants dbhppear here the first day Of
tho aud the ball of tho plaintiff aud
TINT copy ofbm order be forthwith inserted III some
newspaper printed IN the town ofLynehhurg for two
mouths sueeessyey, aud poised nj the font door Of
the courthouse IN tho said town,
A copy-Tesic, J. WILLS. &C.
Jan. II w2mf3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-11

sWfRGINIAat RULES holden the Clerks Office Of tue
" Superior Court of Chanoery for the LyhchbuIg
Dstnet, tho ID day OF Nov. 1899 John Carr, jt.
Plt ag ainst Alexander Roberts John Roberts, Joseph
G. Robots, james Roberts, WIN. &. Roberts, Flora
II. Roberto susanna kuhefts, John SkGlton and I'll
zahclh his WIFE, Abraham Carter aud May his wife,
BeuJuuin Hughes aud Nancy his wlfe, llnrm0n leu
Try aud sally his wife, Henry Roberts and John Carr,
Sen. Dcns.
The defendants John skeon and Elizabeth ha wife.
not having entered then appearance and given security
according to tbs net Of Assembly aud the rules this
court and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants of this country IL ordered
that the said defendants do appear here the first day
ofthe next term aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff
and that copy OF this order be forhwith inherited in
Newspaper printed ia the iownof LynchhuIg
for two months succspvely, and posted al tho front
door Of tie courthouse IN tho said town.
ACopy--roste, WILLS, G. c.
Jan, IL wgniJ3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-11

N0TJCE-Mr.. Ann Norvell being abou
" TO discontinue house keeping, the exec
a,a's OF Wm. NorveI, dec will sell, at public
aucli'n on FRIDAY the l5th INST. i, lair, If no
The next fair day thereafter, at The auction room
ot John r. ID. Payne, mot OF the household
aud Kitchen turnlture now IN the possession OF
Mrs. n. cons's,lns Of dining, tea aud cnd a,
b,es Srd' board, Book Case, Chairs, sofa,
BIS, Bed.teBds &c. &c Also one House
Cart, aad about 5000 lbs. prime family P9rk.
For all ,ums over $50 credit OF II months
will he allowed, upon sNlng bond with approx
ed security, under mat sum cash.
He EXECUTORS.
Jan. ii 2'n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-11

I'd 10 pass the other iIonse, TO withdraw the
Branches ofthat Bank on or before the lsi oil
July nett.
The large reward of ipenig thousand dollars
Is offered ~ New York for the recovery Of the
Jewels stolen some months since from the friu.
cess oforange, in Londoo. lis Thought that
the robbers enbsrked for this country.
A late act of The Legislative Council OF Flor
ida prescribes the puni,hment of death TO Tho
survivor in duel All persons sendiag. bear.
ing or receiving challenges. are declared 10 he
incapable oi holding Office under The territorial
government Persons who attempt to evadc
the statute by leaving The Territory. AFRO made
alike subject In It's penalties rs IL the offence
had been committed within is limits.