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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

VYfRs8 ,.t-ttf Slpr1,or Coar II Chan
Ger 49,. q town OF l., nehburg, On
the q stre - Oc,. 1929.
DAVID 5 g .,land. Nm. Walton and James
Penn. lz.s merchants aud "a intrs. "adi
undsr the FRA oi Garland, Walton d an,
aud Jesse liar, f'H
eg1ini
John Couch il. adm, fMar.hsll J. Couch
dec. Naris 4 ouch. "idae nt the nd Mar
sbal J. Couch. Ice. al Poll II C7uuH, Jim
A. Couch. Geo q "a. Coac1. Safah = touci u,
Marin 4. Couch Pefer J. Ouch AMI Ma ha
]. Couch. ipfns bt fmmiss pncf BruRgh,
spec ah a.si "a d ii, Guardian J SO T..
Coach All JON Murren. Dcn,.
This cause .ane aa rs DAY IA be- heard on
the bill ansvefs Of The dal.ndtaf io "a I o"e',
n. Polly VI Couch. lohn A Couch, to X"
". Cousa. ) 8rtu ) C'1e.t. Nara t"hfh H.
PeferJ Couch, Nadia J Couch oH1 lohn
Murrsll and .9ihtf, aud The ,lbpGna "atd'
ed thrreiu on ibe Ion DAY NJ June 1896, winch
appears 10 hive 5ren dul, 50 vel Oh he dei5s.
Mara \. c. Hr5. ,idbN al Mns al J oeh,
dee. aafJe 2 Z. Csar0. - ~. argued by
counsel o. rtundcrat 80 Nhrt of tn court
doth ordrr, that "oe Of lis commissioners d.
taxi a. account Of the Rimiuistratt.E Of the
osate Of iIr sud Marshall Coach dec. Hnd
make report thereof - the Couri, with any
matter. specially sntrd, though. penanent ~
himself o. required by re patlics 10 be 80
stated.
Acoay-rc.t.. } Wills. c. {.
COMMISSIONER oFfneE.
lYnrabafs 23ud Nv. $50
The pariir, ~ ttis eau N,ti tohr 'oitce, fhat
have appm.ltrd Ihn.shay The lon a. Il
Apfil uest. t. commence tbr accounts difec
tel by the Dfegolng drf nj court, On which
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

sSr lRGINIA-At rulesholdoo ia tie clerk ulaee a.
the Superior Court of Chauccry for the l}lchhfs
Diatrlct the I'd day of Mo-. les. Joa5 Larry, PlN-
ssanst William Stone and Nmoy III NJ ','I
Nelley LIS wife VIM. Wright, sen, aud Cay h> Hll,,
Peggy Stone, VIM. Smpkins and Sally his wife, I
chel Sanford, John Doran, jas. Tonry ani Ailly J."
wife, Eusaba Pate, Anthony Pate, John PUc, IT, In-
ney Pate, Aggy Pate Allen slone and MIlIy hs vale
and Richard Doran, Dcits.
The defendants Carey Tonoy and Elizabeth lis "lic'
Rachel Sanford and Richard Dorau, ~, ha'N@
entered their appearance and given secarity ac-
cordlng TO the ufAsscmby and the rules Of t foui
and tuppearing by satisfactory evidence that they arc
not inhabitants of this country # Is ordered that l
said defendants do appear here on the frst day ID
the next term and answer the bil OF Tie piadI'N
and that copy of this order be forthwith n'crtfd IH
some newspaper printed in the town of Lynchburs i"
two months successfully and posted the iuDt door
the court house, i'll the said town.
copy-Tesle, J. WILLS, {. 1.
Jan IL u2mi3
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HEW soN'S OFFICE. !

Lynchbu,s, Jan. osth, 1880.
IN RAWN numbers in the Richmond Dock
~ Lottery. class No. ], Tor 1880.
% 43 Q IL II 81 16
This day. The drawing Of the Uni n Canal
tp'tery, class No. !, will be recei. cd at this
oiiice-A few lucky numbers are still remaining
's'od-call quickly and take a chance far the
cdpltaisa at HENSON 5 Office
Jan 2s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01


"lhhiN Rules holden in the clerks office
Oh me superior Court of Chancary for the I,vnrh
on'e instructive I'd day of Nov.l529-Abner W auyh
homas w ugh Jr. Alexander Waugh Sally Waugh
nauuuel . Williams and Elizabeth his wife Jesse
i' ana Incea his Wiz, Plus. against \ ichoa :
Waugn' ana koderitk Waugh, alln's OF Thon,n.
waugh dec and IN their own rights Mary WanUb
nam OF james Waugh, Isabella Waugh adun,x nf
EuwHd W augh, dec. Edward T.. Waugh only child
VI Iu"a'u auSh, dec. aud infant by Commits
eio"er beuaPh specially assigned his GUARDIAN Fran.
ces aush' widow of Thomas Waugh dec Wm
AIn's , udl de bonis non OF Jas Waugh dec
ana ihohias, Judith, James and VIM Waugh, infant
Sh'uIeh oil James Waugh, dec. by Commissioner
,,WDnnsn' specially assigned their gu rdan and Cora
"uuen, Soseph Hutchinson and Jnsey his wife late
'Hnsey meh, Francis Waugh, Samuel Howard
hpu susanna ms wife, late Susanna Waugh and Hon
~ waugh children and legatees of Henry Waugh
me defendants Cora Waugh, Joseph Hutchinson and
SinSeS MS "nei fanols Waugh, Samuel Howard and
susanna MS WIFE, and Henry Waugh not having an.
'ei appearance and given security accordinp In
me act Oh Assembly and the rules of TIN, court and il
ppeu1lns ny satisfactory evidence that they are MOI
OF hs Country; 1t ordered that the snid
aelenuah's DO appear here On the first day of The u
of' answer the bill of the plaintiffs and tIur cn,
OF TINS order be forthwith inserted in some ~,
papei P,ihtou 10 the town of Lynchburg for two
nons successfully, and posted at the front door f Tho
'ou'' mousse ih inc sud town. A copv-reste.
Jan. % J. Wills, {. {.
N!Hli4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
Gun and lock Smith.

Zs4HE Subscriber respectfully Informs the
- citizens Of Lynchburg aud the public
gneraIly thai he has taken The stand immedl-
te.y opposite the Franklin Hotel, main street,
Lynchbarg, lately occupen by Archey Lew
j.. and intends to carry on, IN ali ITS branches,
The Gun and Lock Smith business. Ills long
experience in this business enables him to as
sure those who may Iust their work 10 him,
thai it shall be executed in the best aud neat
est manner, and with great dispatch aud a.
cheap as any where in the United States. He
will be very thankful to all who have Guns ar
Gun Locks House aud Trunk Locks, and Keys
10 repair, or any other work in his line, 10 give
lin -all LEVI FISHER.
Dec. II 2D3b
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A CA r. u.

NH Is. +. =. JONES announces TO the La
w dies ofLynchhms and Tie country, that
sue mas JUST received, IN al ilion 10 her Tall
an" WINTER Fashions, patterns for brading L.
oies III ing Dresses where all orders address.
cd 10 her s1aii be promptly attended 20.
Nov %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

sAf the irccrions II tue WHiot john Han.
- SAID, dee. late ofthe county of Amherst
winch "Il has heen duly recorded IN the Su
"a" Tor Court oi .a county, will be exposed
sale, "p he premises on the ID day ot Jan
nary NEXT, thu PAT Of the said Iesiator's tract
II land, Wig IN the county OF Amherst, which
adJon- the auds of Anthony Ruclspr, dec aud
"f'eh Is to be separated from the remainder
at the irar'. by the road from Tlnsley's line
l"nh the Spring mclndrd) 10 VIM. MrDm
lei ~ lin" 10 he Mansion House tract. \ Pia
a"i S'rvey at The land VIII Ia present ON the
-. sal ii Il the land Nil ne sold tn the
highest bidder, for cash, unless the terms of
sale ,hould be Otherwise directed by the devi-
sees, John, Ambrose. A'chey. Sophia. Polly,
Pamela Snd Caroline, chldren of the Ucstator
aud between whom the proceeds are directed
to be divide
BENZ TALIAFERRO. High Sheriff
OF Amherst county. and Ms such, adj
minl,tlaior with thr vii an.
ncxel oi Join Hansard.
deceased.
The above sale is postponed until the 81 day
Of February II xt at which time lie sale Will
positively AXE pl4ce without reserve. on a crr
Il OF w,lse III nths.
BENZ TALIAFERRO, a5m'r.
d T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

Fashionable Goods !

- UPERB Gro de Berlin Silks
~ Camezeux Silk. an entirely new article
Blk Gro de Berlin and Italian Silks, frsr order
An assortment OF Silk Fringes, 10 match
Rich Imperial French Calicoes
Blk. Mandarin Grapes, finest imported
Siesia Brown Holland, warranted all thread
The above. with great variety Of other
new Goods, have been received this week, and
are okfred at very reduced prices
Mckee ROBINSON e. Co.
Jan. Is. rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

WllsGlNlA-At Rules holden lntbe Clerks office o.
tue Superb Court of Chancery for the Lynthlu,s
District, the I'd day ofNov. 1929. VIM Dardy aim
olPeter Detto, dec. Pltt against Prosser Powell ao"
oil Richard Powell, jr. dec the said Prosscr fa"'H
aud James Lee surviving exors OF Richard Powell 81
dec The SAID PrOsser Powell III his right, ii".'
Powell Lindsey Padget and Cathariuc his VIE, a..
Francis Powell, Ann Powell, George Po"el, Lucy
= Lee Joseph l., Lee, Charles l.. Lee, sally -,
Nancy Lee, Francis Lee, Madison Lee, and b''.
infants by Commissioner Benagh specially assign
their Guardian, aud Elizabelh Powell, Dsfts. ,
The defendant Thomas Powell, not having onteffu
appearance and given security according to The act W
Assembly and the rules of tins Court, aud it ape''"
by satisfactory evidence that he is not nm mhabil
THIS country 1t Is ordered, that tho said defendant
appear here on the first day Of the next term, ou
answer the bill of the platinum; and that copy Of w.
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pi''
ed III the Town of Lynchburg, for TWO months sn'',
siVcy, aud posted Al the front door of the courthouse
i'll the said town.
Acopy-Teste, j. WILLS =.
jan Is w4uiJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

French and English
Z ANGY GOODS, &c.
Wis day received iarge Invoice of
u French and English Fancy Goods, &c
as,s''n9 N pat oi the following, VIZ:
Work Boxes
showing DO. aud Brushes
far#rS various klnds)
Fame, Needle Eases
Boxes (vartouS kind>)
Hacked Mood Fruit Plates
Srlew Pincushons (varinus kindsA
smelling Walls (grcar vaIiry)
tra'at Stllluers
acknowledged variety
t"mhs-Variety
"Pillo'tcs-ucv article for ladies'
hlagaiA Ing Mirrors
ten and Pocket hnlyes- great variety
SClssoIs--pdrieJU
Silver run Knives
"nnS aud Pltol-, douJie and single Jurfel
WIN Percussion Locks
Percusslun taps
ir'Ihmery and Odours-gYeat rarieIy
Beautiful Engravings
tailcatuics
iHhis OF he Fashions
Violin ~uInes
f"ney aud Morocco Pappr-great variety
~. Paper, sorted colors aud sizes
Fancy Boxes dea1ilR
Lead aud Fuzzy Watches, for children
10y China, for children
Game Bags
Shct Bags
Powder Flasks
Fancy Mahogany Boxes with Cushions.
Deflm Letter Composers
Silver Speclacles
Steel do
Goggles
Silver Pencil Gases
DO Ever Pointed do
Leplne Watches
Shaving Boxes (variety,) with and
without glasses
Steel Pencil cases
R"zors, (variety) with sud without ca.
Por' Crayons (varely)
Hug Brushes do
Note Books do
Pocket Books and Wallets-yariety md
beautllui
Fog sud Stand Glass Lamps-varieiy
Brass and Japan Lamps
Wood Combs
Drawing PaPer-several sizes
Pearl Powder
Chemical Cosmetic Wash Balls-new ar.
trle
French do do 0,nsr;or
English and French Perfumery-great
variety, &c.
l"ge'her with many other articles in the
Fancy "ay-all Tor sale AT the rerV ioloesi price
Howell DAVIES.
Main street Lynchburg
January p.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

NNEssR- Nn. M1nla, Brce Marin. N
We ohs.aas Hugbe. Macy linghe,, Jarob
In, ,ws, Sosanuah Burrows. Dani1 Ham
mack Mary timmact, Milton Cleveland Jo-
seph Ciev. hut, Jackson Cleveland, Perry
Cleveland John Blarslotd, Poly Brarsfofd,
Benjamin Piper, Snsaunah P,per, - Gre.
cory, Harriet Gr, ent,, Ihomas Afford. Car.
olne StaHofd. pat.ey level nd sepn Mar.
tin, ir BrIce Marin, jr ina "arlu. John
b. Marin, lhumas smith Unin Smth, and
Nancy Mar'iu. guardian for joseph Martin, il.
Emmett Cleveland.
As YOU are not Inbnbiiants Of this State, take
notice, that on the eth day Of Feb. npxl, At
Inc dwelling house o Mi Carr Waller, in the
county ofiIrnry, AID Stale Of Virginia, be.
tween the hours oi 10 clock A Nj aud 8
o'clock NJ wrshall pro eed 10 TAX, the
deposition Of Mr.. Susannah Waller aud 9th.
ers,to be read as eviicnce in a SUIT now ,Ippen.
dlng IN the county court of Henry, and state
ofNrginIa, wherein we are plaintiffs and YOU
and others are defendants
HENRY EDWARDS,
SARAH NJ. EDWARDS.
Jan. e5. wlNI7
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JOHN u. UNQVNANY

q As removed to the f. ont room x on the
M N second floor over Mr.. George Bagby's
Store Communications tot Mr. l may, IN his
absence, be left with MIR Bagby.
Jan II. If
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CLCgE,'H KS,

CLOTHS.
CD PIECES Il gents blue Velvet Cloth
- , ps sup. NV blue, tor Gents Froeks
: ps Shepherds superfne hlack
y. splendid Olive Cloth, full a
do Owe Green do
ps steel mixtures. very cheap
ps. slour CO o. Drab. Tor Over Goats
.. sppcrGnr light D#ab do
\ few pieces Ladies' Habit Cloth Of uncom.
OILY fHr texture
Dossu blue md lack Cassimerrs
Do do gold mixed do a new article
hc'ina tIoHh ID wide, aud much cheaper
than heretofore
Ihr above assortment has been selected with
IN the last three W.. Ks N New York aud dpcid
LILY npch cheaper than previous lmporthiions
MCKEE. OBlNsON Il %.
Nov % >,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
SraVe Vine koots,

VHHE .nbsefib : hss iustrccriycd from Long
Il bland, consignment OF the following
Grape Vine Roots. III
Robin L Is. vh big clusters
Swcr Gaillaut
Large Mascat
Red Foot
Black Hamburg
Cha scIa, from fon'aintJicnu
Chassclas Alutk
Sausiguon
Nuscat Rouge
Also, HI IA supply or Dng,. Msdciaes
Paais, Obs. DE- S4fs Perftmsrg Soaps, &c
MI Tor saIr IN &c Inos reasonable term,
THO DuNAL
Dec %. WbA3p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
a Neacher Wanted.

TN the neighborhond of ST. Johns Church
- twenty miles south OF Lynchbulg, a ,oune
man we'll qua flied TO teach reading, writing,
arithmetic, the diff, rent branches of mathcmnt.
,cs' aud the dead languages, would meet with
immediate employment. The neig hborh 90 IA
healthy, agreeable and populous, offering am
excellent opening for a school. II any gentle.
man should apply for The situation from n dis.
tant part of the State, il il expected that lie
VIII bring good testimonials of his quaIiGca.
tfbns For further Information as 10 thu per.
sons wanting the Teacher, reference may he
mad to the Editors. A school is wanted forth.
with
Jan Zo' Hi7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
500 REWARD.

MY WATCH was stolen fnm me IN Sept
WI 1923 | have remained mute IN the
subj .ct,#ntp the expectation Of finding it.
And nov q r he Hbave reward for he lrilv-
cry at the watch aud tu,prndnee, il such ~,
dcncc a. vii, convict a., lhid. o. $50 inr
the delivery OF The Wa'eh AID apprndagr add
40 question, asked a. 10 the circumstance
The Ws1a isa PLAN Gold Lrvtr (pair Of ca
fe.) handcnaml dial made lay " l.. lob as
ac. l. efpool, ~. 37Os. BENZ, VAWTER.
Jlu > w2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
To Merchants, Physicians,
And the Public Generally;
II Z Il
NEW ARRIVALS OF
Paints, Brushes, &c. DC
Far saie. Wholesale or Retail.

Wediciaes, Paints, BRUSHES, sc. &c.
FIR salp. Wholesale or Retail,
10000 o S Is.. hr.o% a' ssI,.
80 b#uirs Castor oil
2oO Is Lump Naen"sla
80 IL Powdered khubarb, sup.
- do Root do do
81 do Sugar Lead
30 JO Powdered Jalap
$40 do do Cream Tartar
leo 10 Gum Camphor. up.
81 10 Powdered Colunlbo
% do Rot do
80 roxes Window Glass
51O b. Race Ginger
200 % Ground do
81 toN atcr assorted colols and sizes
SOM, in boxes
900 d. Gum 5hellac
25 It, Nulmrgs, sup.
%. gall, sweet OIL
2oOO us Roll Birthstone sup.
2OUO do II me Chalk
2dDu do ) anish Whiting
500 10 S ani5h White
loo do Gin ONE Red, new artsi:
loop 10 sail PelTe
300 10 ium
2ooo 20 C"pperas
5000 10 7rck Logwood
1000 10 81 md do
1000 do STICK Fastic
loo 10 Ground do
303O dc Putty
80 DO Aqua FORTS
90 do best Turkey Opium
80 do Spanish Flies
50 do GaIcinrd Magne.ia
$50 lbs. Spt llatshorn
l3o do do Nite Dulc
loo do CaomeI
1000 DO Lamp Black
2OoO do Dry Spanish Brown
500 do Oil viriol
500 gals. Linseed Oil
1000 lbs Dry White Lead
loo lbs White Mustard seed
Paints in OIL, all kinds in use
Dry Paints, do do
'!elin's Cough Drops
An1trson's do do
Iamou's d. do
DE Lamonierats do do
spanish Float Indigo, sup.
Madras Indigo, IN sqnases, new article
Medicine Chest Bottles, square
Alcohol
epnf Turpenline
Liquid Ink, sup.
r. d aud Black Ink Powder. sun.
complete assortment OF Surgical Instruments
\ complete assortment OF Painter. Brushes
aud Sash Tools
Compel e assortment Of Sweeping Brushes
do do Scrubbne do
A large assortment of Cancels hair Brushes
\ 90 d" .larkng do
do do Velvet do
An assert OF Brushes for marking Tobacco or
Cotton
large assortment OF White wash Brushes
A do do Hearth 4 busting Brush |
do do Table Brushes
do do Clothes g. Hat Brushes |
\ do do Tooth and Hat do
a do 10 Comb, Nail and Jewel |
lers Brushes
do do Flesh mad Shoe Brushes
do do Vanishcs, all kind, in |
An assortment OF PORTRAIT Tools
Refined Ok Gall rendering water colours more |
permanent and beauuful-new article
All the secret remedies
All The Patent Medicines in use
All the aeW Medicines.
Together with great rarieiu of other gooas |
All OF which am determined 10 sell on as gOod !
terms as any Other House in Virginia
Howell DAVIES.
ain-St. Lynchburg.
January %
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known to be as sure a foai getter as my horse
III America He is in high health aud vigor,
and in point ofhlood, inferior To no horse in
America, and his form vii how for iisef
DIV Err ". MARTIN.
Jan. IA. ts14
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

y I Courtheld for Amherst county the 2lst ae, "
@-- December 1920, Cornelius Mays and aalb -"
wife, pits, against VIM Jenkins Dcy jenkins SaI"i
Bnrnet, Betsy Jenkins and Molly Chenault and lhO""'
Chenault, her husband detS. ,
On the motion ofthe plaintiffs and it appearing l9,.
satisfaction of the court, that the rea estate oil Nm
hundred dollars share to each heir law Ill !,
dered that the said VIM. Jenkins, Dizzy jenkins ~ .
Burnet, Betsy jenkins and Molly Chenaut and ih o"
hehHuit, be summoned to appear before tins Iou ul
req court next, 10 show why the SAID lana
not be sold and the proceeds divided according -
and moreover ordered, thai copy of this oruoi
iorthwith inserted III some newspaper printed ~ -
town of Lynohbnrg, for six weeks successfully, anu
ted at the front duOrof the court house OF this c2,
eopy-Teste, ARTHUR Il. DANiI
Dec 81. w6w4V
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NOTICE.
Edrard ". Greenrag IL 10.

fl3 Pearl Street, New York,
6tOS 1IAHE - puiohase manufactured
Z {. iaas n commits ~, IS hieh ahords Ia
flliir. - Il cts At Il tanrc to keeping ihsir
supplies Il good. general, without beng
extensive.
Thor long eHpetieoce IN exeon'irg orders for
ever, deFctiptlpn II Mrrthnudtzr wap'ed ~
VI ana. aua the southern b Weston s'aies,
induces tnrm To btlirve tnat ihcs can give
5rupfni# satisfaction 10 thosr ~hn vii tHsor
.hrm With their b sfness. Us their intention
l.afIff o. transact
General Commission Business !;
Aud vii attend particularly 10 the sale Of
Cotton fleat. Tobacco, g, any produce
consigned 10 lhrm.
New York, 9th Jan 1890.
REFERENCES.
Nj Charles VI #ntcmsH. Richmond, Ia.
Alesss Hancock 4 Brown. LgaebbVg IN
Jan -. mis-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

EEL l. BRADLEY n Cos line eliot
y q pieces 'Kfra bthck,
2 do do light blue,
do Fancy green,
2 DO Claret
| do Olive,
With q good assortment of medium and low
priced clolhs, 10 which we would call The OF
teutiun 81 purchasers.
NORvELI& TATE.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-15

The following lively article upon the affairs of Trance and other foreign na- tions is from the Joha BuH.-s'i5oes a. ny body suppose that old Talleyrand would come here, at his time of life, to be craned out of steam packet, carri
 ed up stairs at the Ship Of Dover, pack ed up for London, and hurried about town after his Majesty's Ministers, if he lancied things would go on smoothly in France? Not he-he is too cunning by half tosHcritice all his comfort, and sur render the place and popularity he pos Sesses in Paris, to enter upon a foggy winter in London, where lle. is either not known, orif known, hated and dis pissed, if he were not sure that the thing w!!l tumble topieces; and anxious to be clear of the ruins when it falls, and ready in England to take his ttlcenA oath of allegiance to some new power that Will spring up in the course of the next half year. ltremains to be seen what effects the Belgian insurrectiou will produce upon the affairs of France but of one thing we are certain, that II the government should, in the event oi the condemnation of the Ministers. thInk 1t right to proceed to execution. the moment in which the axe falls on the neckof the first victim will be the last of the present patchwork mouar- chy. It Is quire clear that events have fully justified ali we have always said on the subject of Spain, on her prosper ous state, on her increasing wealth ard eomtors, and on the peaceablc and by
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-15

Chocta7o Ireaty and CboctasO Lo,ad.- We have taken from the A labama i,.- telligencer of October Z, the following stipulations ofthe treaty concluded with the Choctaw indians.
 ssThere shall be reserved to those who cultivate 90 acres each, not to cx- ceed 40 persons, G40; to those who cul. tivate 30 acres each, not 10 exceed t00 persons 320: 10 those who cultivate 40 acres each, not to exceed 4o0 persons. 4oO; to those who cultivate 40 acres each, not to exceed $50 persons, i69; to those who cultivate I2 acres each. not to exceed $50 persons, S0 acres; 90 Captains, whomay not otherwise obtain one section, to have each an additional half section.
 All fatherless and motherless or- phans will be entitled to quarter sec ton to be selected by the President of the United States.
 "All families that may reside on the lands ) years viii be entitled to patent for one section for the head of the fam ily, and half section for each child O. yer ten years of age, and a quarter sec tion for gil uader ten years.
 '3Ehrcc Chiefs arc 10 have four sec tions, two ofwhich shall join and include their present residence, and two other sections to be located on any unappro- priated lands. Some 50 or 100 sections are specially granted to other indiyidu- als of the Nation, some of which shall include their improvements.
 "Two sections are granted to Allen Glover and George $. Gaines, 10 be lo- cated on any unappropriated lands, to be sold and the proceeds to be credited on their Indian debtors accounts; the poorest Indians accounts to be first paid off, then the balance if any to be credit ed on other Indian accounts in just pro- portions. An appropriation of 50,000 dollars is made for the support of com mon schools in the Nation. S400,00O in twenty annual instalments, Of a0.000 each, is to be paid to the nation. Four chiefs are to receive S250 each per an- mum for twenty years.
 slf a republican form of government be adopted, one Chiefs to receive $500 for twenty years. Three council houses and three churches to be paid for. The government agrees to support three preachers and three teachers for sixteen years; and to keep up three smith shops for the same length of time. One wheel wright is to be supported for five years,
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-15

al feelings of her people. The s,,. tors are rejected by the Spanisb ra'. seaa
 and, as in Portugal, the hah;s. .l0a tomss manners, and prejudlces q GUS U populaee, are hostile to inpovst.a'O l 'Oe which they do not desire, and to 'Vls . eign sort of liberty which tfIey k les relish, or even wish for.o Y h01