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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16
TIE TORN Fat.

picture with the above title has been engru
we'd for The Boston Juvenile Keepsake" on whc
MIR. Willis has written the following happy illu:
tration:-
There's something i'll noble boy,
"A brave. free hearted, careless one.
With his unchecked. unbridled Joy,
His dread Of books and love Of fun,
And IN his clear and ready smile,
Unshaded by thought of guile,
And unrcpress'd bv sadness
Winch brings ME to my childhood back,
As 1t rod as very track,
And felt its very gladness.
And yet it is not in his play,
When every trace of thought is lost,
And not when you would call HIM gay,
Taat his bright presence thrills me most
HIS shout may ring upon the hill,
Has voice be echoed in the hall,
HIS merry laugh like music thrill,
And in sadness hear it all;
For, like the wrinkles on my brow,
1 scarcely notice such things now
But when, amid the earnest game,
He stops, as if he music heard,
And needless of his shouted name,
As oflhe carroll of bird,
Stands gazing on The empty air
AS 1t some dream were passing
lis then that on his face look,
Ills beautiful but thoughtful face,
And like long forgotten book,
Its sweet 'tumillur meaning trace;
Remembering thousand things
Which pass'd me on those golden wings
Which time has fetter'd now
Things that came DER me with a thrill,
And left Inc silent, sad and still,
And threw upon my brow
holier and gentler cast,
That was too innocent to last.
IT'S strange how thought upon child
Will like presence, sometimes press,
And when his pulse is beating wild,
And life itself is in excess
when foot and hand and eur and eye.
Are all with ardour straining high
How in this heart will spring
\ feeling whose mysterious thrall
Is stronger, sweeter far than all;
And on its silent wing,
How with the clouds he'll float away,
AS wandering and as lost as they!
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EXTRA Glass No. 10.
The drawing will be received MONDAY next-Cap;,a,
Frihe Sl5Uoo-ficke,s only 81, in proportion.
Several of the Capitals for sale the fortunate office of
Jan IA r. LAMBERT
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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-20

The "SOClAL CLUB" held their
anniversary meeting at their Room. On
Tuesday evening last. at which nun
her Of guests were present. The ex'
e,clses commenced with very ap.
propriate aud comprehensive prayer
b, tho Rev Mr.. Welch; aud in order
that amore general knowledge Of the
object Of the institution should be
made known, il was deemed expedi.
cnt to read the Constitution. which
was done by thc Secretary. Mr.. Geo
NJ. Randall. After which, an address
was delivered by Mr. fired Bosscorth.
which was an honor to the : Club Of
which he is a member, and entities him
10 much credit on account of the tai.
ent it e,inced, as well as the industry
which characterized the whole of his
perform ance, Of which he had made
himself complete taaster. He stated in
a few words the object, progress ard
present state ofthe So:,ety tho NUN
Der Of questions that had been discuss
ed. and how decided; and compared
the disadvantages which those countries
labor under, where prejudice. super
s,ition. aud ignorance preuaii and
brought to view the very great incen-
lives that despots haze 10 induce them
to keep the populace in state Of NOR
al ser,itude, for " Reason and lgno.
rance. the opposite Of each other. in
huence the bulk ofmankind. If eth :.
er of these can be rendered sufficient
|, extensive in a country, the machin-
cry of gove'nmentgocs easily on. kea
son obeys itself and ignorance submits
~ Whatever is dictated 10 it." The
audience listened with much att.ntioc
TO that portion which related to the
advantages, which these United States
enjoy in point Of civil and reIigio us
liberty-ths means by which these
bl essings we're obtained ;--and a just
and peculiarly happy compliment was
paid TO lhsse who shared in the Toll,
and nobly dared to stand amid the Ia.
rid scene 10 defend principles, which
they considered Of vital Importance
to their peace and happiness In
short, the address was IepIete with
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For the St0r.
TEMPERANCE, NO. \,

In that season OF life when the hearts
cerhusiasm gives fervor TO al its Affect
isns, first commenced that suat"rtunasc
sttr chment between two. who NO Goub
are still fuuiliar in the minds OF many,
ard who / shall de Signate by the names
Of AUGUSTUS and AMELIA. The genius
and accomplishments OF Ausustus.were
he theme OF every tongue. Fortune
had opened to him liberal hand. NJ
was independent of the world, so far a
wealth could ranler him independent
But, be.idrs all this. he pr"fessed a
kind, amiable temper, that endeare'
him to every one; he was an old school
mate lor years !; together the arbitrr
Of ouI little disputes mercPo'roryo' o'
our secrets. !; the friend sad c"nfidan'
fall p u,ic.. There was a sense Of
sc,upu!ous delicacy, Of moral rcctItude
about him, that elevated linn in the
orinipn Of his fellows, far above the
comm IN level. And the good old
school master, whs is now gathered
to the home ofhi, fathers. so far fiom
being inseusible Of his merits, ofle"
curbed the out brrakings OF dl.order
lin elhers,by the c,y;for shame si'.dit
YOU ever see Augustus behave thus !?
II was before he had finished his cduca
ton, that the attachment conrrnrnt ell
between him and tire beautiful Amelia.
She was the daughter ola wealty man,
an old friend Of Augu,tus's family
And never did | look upon two. whom
every grace and accomplishment seem-
cd better fitted for each other. Amel
|ia, with heart that could SO we'll ap.
preciate his exceilrncies, ,fornd a proud
enioynent in those piaudi's 50 often
associated with his name and happi-
mesa, in those warm affections which
her own charms had created. O,there
vas not une thorn among the roses OF
their own Eden. There was not one
cloud in the pure skies that illumina-
ed its bowers. There were no sounds
bat those th at told Of happiness in
cheering whispers to the heart u
Ameiia's uoire was heard in the song.
the strain was Of the mo,t joyous mel
ody. Her harp had not one .ound oi
sadness in its varied notes, and hit
est in the dsLce were her own foot
steps, among its graceful melody.
In long,h Of time they were united
heart and hand in the holy bonds Of
weGlock. There were assembled I
wedding, large lumber Of youth u
both sexes, the CO npanions Of Augns.
tus and Amelia and here and there
the thinly covered head Of IN indi,id.
ual. denoted that old age was not for
gotten by Augustus. the muscular
firmness Of his frame gave no awk-
wardncss to bis. movements. or appear
ance, and there was in his features,
semc, hing that denoted superiority in
almost every pursuit TO which business
or inclination might direct him. Soon
a a.plrndiJ mansion arose. and 1t was
finished aud elegf ntIy furnished. The
grounds around it tastefully laid oui
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sound sense and solid informati"n.-
In closing. the Rev. Mr.. Baker Of
Swanzey, msde . vesy able prayer
which was cvncsse and in all respects
a pleasing dis play Of his intellectual
powers.
The Society voted their thanks to
Mr.. Do.wor tn, for the yeiy excellent
address which he bad delivered /; and
then adjourned to Coles Hotel. where
.hsy ps,took ofa supper served up in
has best style. ..
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-20

HAVANA, FEB. 22.-Tradc dali
place Wcrstocked With foreign pre-
duce, and port crowded with empty
vessels waiting the crop Of sugar.
The planters are Rrm in their ex-
travagant prices. Sales Of sugar
daily made at 8 l.a and 13 lie awd
10 and IA rs. For some parcels
even 1919 and IA lie 70 are paid.
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Every maa has in IhD own life follies o.
nough, in his own mind troubles enough, in
the performance Of hw duty DEFICIENCIES O.
nough, in his own fortunes evils enough. with
out being curious af,er the affairs Of others.
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Mr. Clay has accepted! Of an inrita
tion to public dinner, 10 be given him
at Natchez, on his return hume from
New Orleans, which wodId be some
where between the ist and 10th ol
March.
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The Legislature Of Pennsy Isania
haze passed q bill authorizing a loan
Of $4 ,0J0, 900, and to recharter the
Pennsylvania Bank.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN

SENATORS.
I DANIEL CORNELL, Of Glocester.
2 HEZEKIAH BoSwoRTH. of Warren.
3 BENJAMIN SMITH, Of N Kingston.
4 STEPHEN B. CORNELL, ofPortsmoutf
JAMES +. 81 MMoNS, ofJohnson.
6 ELISHA ATSON, o' South King ston-
7 THOMAS wHIPPLE, Of Covcntry.
CHARLES ELDRlDGE. Of E Greenwich
9 GEORGE ID. GROSS, Of Westerly.
10 GEORGE BURTON, Of Cranston.
HENRY BOWE.N, Esq Secretary.
ALBERT C. GREENE, Esq.
Attorney aeneral.
THOMAS @. PIT.M.AyN, Esq.
General Treasurer.
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Venice was made a free port Dec
~. excepting as regards few srti-
cles, such as oil. stock fish, &c which
pay " consumption duty" 1t is ex
pected that these also will bo exempt,
the merchants paying annual excise,
as at Trieste.
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POOR ORIGINAL

AMI Urn.ltlltUtCst 1
,u.al,re Of his happiness seemed IuIl'
n. ID no wish ung' atifed-no re-
e,etko tani.h. There was always al
smik mon his lips, flush Of health.
,udkoy upon his cheek. He talked
10 1u,u.es of hi. ituaion-worshiP'
pedhis beautiful wife. eveuto idola'ry.
All if ever he was ethusiastic, 1t was
WIKI he talked Of the plans he bad
fohed to make her. happy. She seem
,aIhe cent, G, around which all the ma
i'll kindness OF hi. heart clung, y the
akibuiinr star of every afectionate
|bdDe and never did the .'oftcnirg and
rdiuing influence Of female worth and
|y1tse, show forth more happily. then
|id the blended nobleaess and warmth
u heart which flowed from all ,hls act
l;ln,. The iavern was in those days
lie common reson uf those who haa
(poa their hands a leisure hour. an"
Augustus was often 20 De seen among
hose who gathered to the jov'al circle
IN tho shade Of the venerable locusts,
| Ia, spread their branches IN trent Of
die House, and the social glass mingled
1ith the entertaining tale and the EN-
| IIvening joke. Augustus was generous.
lb,. wealth gave him both the time
jud means to indulge freely hn whate3
ir afforded him satisfaction and his
II ndnes, for intercourse with society
ll,f whit h lie was the idol. led him more
land more frequently TO while away li'
Eafternoons in this manner. But I saw
no danger then, snd l remember Al
emotion of surprise came over me
when one day an old wlats haired MAJ
said to him, in my hearing. "Bewar'
|Iyoung man If the social glass"
\ {No S. next week. i,
~S~N>~ ~>~~~~~~~
The Sc nate has confirmed the nom
|na,ion of Mr. Williams, Collector o
New Bedford.
W. W. ~ ~
! OF ASA MISS Err is again we'ghe
| in the balance, Of the Phoenix IN
found wan,ing-in generosity. In tn
4 name Of all deceney, what does il'
editor Of that PAPER keep his everIas
1 ling whine g"ing about Asa Nlcsscr, to'
He is not afraid Of M.sser's election
mas contInua1iy 5Ad, that tho Ireem e.
will most certainly re-elect Gov Fen
ue,. Then why moi be silent on thl
4 subject7
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Mr. Poinsett, our late Minister
the Republic OF Mexico. has arrived I
the Seat of Govern ment.
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BRIGHTON MARK EFT -.MonddN,
March Is.

JuuTCU De
(Reported for the Boston Patri0t.)
AT market this day. 37s beef cat
tie, 81 Stores, $40 Sheep and 3s4
Swine ; divided as f lows: O.d
Market, 144 Beef Cattle (including
6 4 unsold last week. AZ Stores, 900
Sheep aud 3s4 Swine. Nezo Mar-
ket, 229 Beef Cattle (incIuding 81
unsold last week } 40 Stores aud $40
Sheep, including goo unsold last
week.
Beef Catile.-Ihc market to day
was more brisk and active than We
noticed The prcvious week. and sales
went of more readily. We quote a
few sales of extra quality at s I.4a
5i.S Best IS and other qualities
from S4 a a 3.4 per cwt, about 80
remained unsold at tho close Of tho
Market.
Mich cows- Such as como to mar
keI plenty aud dull. We give the
sales of two this dsv To shcw the dif
ference ordinary purchasers make
bctwi ixta go"d Cow and those that
arc usually offered for sale viz 81
Cow Without Calf S27 SO Il 10
with Calf Sil IS. E.
6hecp-The only transaction we
noticed to day Was the sale Of a '"s
unsoll last week aud q lot ol ITO ~
the .Nsrc Market, prices not knowo.
Srrine Business in the S"'no
trade ts day Was quito brisk-ny,,
wards or 900 werc taken in sm"is
Its al 4a4 i-2 cts per ID. and lew
by retail at a Ia q 8.
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MExIco.-Lcttcrs from the city
of Alcxico have been received to Jan
26, by the TamIHco at Baltimore.
Every thing vas quiet q, that date,
and nsihing Of Importance had &C.
cured since preyiU,rs adyicos,
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,oun GOD, QUA oovsrRr. ovn-sstve'.
WARREN, sATURDAY.MARcH ao.lsso

REMOVAL.
TJ'he Office of the STAR
is removed to the room over
Mr.. Paschal Aliens store.
Entrance No. 2, Market
street.
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F1REs.-The public house Of Mr
Staumton Hazard, Coventry, X. 1.
was burnt on Saturday evening hast.
The Are took from q servant going
into the garnet, fr herbs for Mrs
Ii. who Vas sick, and who nearly
|, st her reason ON tie occasion.
The building was b ,ught for S2700,
and 81 500 had been paid ; it was in
sured for $25OO. at the Providence
Mutual office. New York, on
Wednesday murnimg, a house OCcu-
picd by Isaac b. Weeks, sash and
blind maker. took fire while Mr. w.
was boiling some varnish, and was
nearly destroy MIR w. Was 50
much burnt il, trying to exiinguish
tho flame, that he died in the attcr-
noon. His brother was also injur-
ed. He left a young ife aud Child.
"A small store occupied by Mr..
Il. j. Nurtrs, Prospect Me. was
burnt 5lh inst. $500 insured in
Boston.--On tho 28th ult the N.
P,esby byterian Church IN Hardiston
N. ]. was burnt.-Mr John Colley's
ship builders shop in Norfolk, was
sci oil fHe and burnt, night Of 4th
inst Mr. Ssnh. Hodges' blacksmith
shop and several wovden buildings
were also dcstroycd.-Mr Burners
carpet factory, Os~cgo, N. Y. was
burnt 18th uit. Loss $1,000.
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MOST AfFLIcTING EvENT.-A
slip frcm the office f the Baltimore
Republican, announces the follow Ing
distressing intelligence.
I" Mr. Clrndinan, . passenger IN
one Of the stages from Louisville,
reports The blowiaY UP "f a steam
boat, her name not given. but he
says that upwards of Sixty lives
were Inst by the explosions"
Since the abope was in type We
learn that the steam boat was tho
Helen, Capt McGregor. Sire VAS
on her way from New Orleans to
Louisville, and wl,cn the accident
took place, she was at Memphis,
Tennessee, receiving passengers on
board it was added that between
sixty and seventy were missing.
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and after Monday, the House meet
at II o'clock. The bill for the re.
lief Of Mrs Decatur was taken up,
and, after an animated debate. Was
laid on the table, by vote Of 9zto
rs.
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The Sc nat has confirmed the nom
nation of Mr. Williams, Collector o
New Bedford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-06

Il NhohAo CREWS respectfully informs
MS 'f'r"dS and the puhlic generally, that
he continues to oifrT bIs seryic.saSa ri.nr.-
sion Mafehan', that he will transact any bu,,.
ness co"ileed 10 his care, with ptompt,tude and
hdeIIty, and Is thankful Tor the patronage re-
6r"ed heretofore. His office is krpt at Nj.
H"' Hamilton stO'e, MAN street nrXt door
heio" M"ss's. Morgan n MoDanlP,, where
30 IDS, orany Kind OF country ploduce will he
received on '''fage. HIS mm,ly occupies Nj.
George NhId5ekr large bt,k lcnenrnf. sit,.
aled Id a healthy AND d, ,irable part Of lynch
burg, where Il" young ladies would h, t.kcn
as D"alde's ~"reasnnable terms. il being very
convenient 10 Nj ieeas aud Nh Sni,ljs
schools
Nuy.25 A..
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tal.abL Real Estate for !Safe.

n s Attorney In fact tor the owners, 'ns'
~ on the l:jit day Of December. 1851 zoe
ing the frs, dsy of Csmpbsll Deeemoef ,ou'o
befo,s The front door oiths Tavern at 'a@'p.
bell Court House, occupied by Mr. Sa""s' 20,
dan, expose TO sale, by way OF Poohe aue ''o"
all the lands and lots situated al aud abo' sa''
Couri House, formerly the property oil Ahh,o"s
aud John Kennedy, containing in 'hs 49,
about SD acres. The Tavern above nieh,'"'.
ed Is bull npon a part Of this iaad anu 'o''
In. .trtnity ufihese lands 10 the Court ii'us''
,ho,r generally level character aud snseei'''"'
., of improvement, they are deemed wen w" ",',.
Inv the aiteniisn oi gnier,rtAihg men. u.
lnnds will he offered for sale IA lpis, OF =" n'cn u
!. espected plals Nill be exhibited on the ues
OF sale. -,
Al the time aud place sale. my AUTHORITY
IN sell. snd tine ierns oil sale, (Which Will u.
ltberaI.1 vii he e,plirnly made known;
portion Of the pnrchase money, say Ia WIN, !
!. probable. be feauitrd IN baud, aud Tor W.
residue - credit will be given. which wiz u
made known Oh the day oil sale. Persons "''h
inp to view The lands. can apply tor NORMA
non To Mr. John Alexander ,,wbo lives IN '"
oriphborhood. CHioWELL DABNLf'
r., 81 ids
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Nor. ii
Valuable auds for Sale

IfN pursuance of a d. ed oil Trust, daied
- I'm January 1928, and Recorded ia
county court OF Amherst, executed by David g
Garland aud Jane II. his wife to Dan4l Il .
ginboIam and James Lyons, Jr., lru.te u.
trust, to secure the payment Three laou,,.ul
and eighty eight dollars md ninety cents VII
interest thereon, from the lbtn OF Jaunaly
1928, to Benjamin ". Leigh and Robtli als,
ard, to satisfy the said debt aud the e8persr.
OF the trust-a0H be sold, al public anc Il, h.
In. highest bidder, for cash, at the front do
OF the Eagle Hotel in the city of Rici,molf ON
Friday the 10th dag December next, the ~
loving lands IN the said Deed of Trust msn
toned and conveyed, and more palucyl4le
deso ribed, VIZ
One tract OF parcel Of land, lying aud bring
in the county OF Amherst on the mouth So
and adjoining Buffaloe River and on bot sar,
OF Higg inbotha Creek, aud containing one
tho lsand aud three acres 10y metss and Uoants
in the sal Deed of Trust desorbed) made up
OF the lands purchased OF Henry Holloway and
w illlam Lee.
One other tract or parcel Of land Containing
siAty acres adjoining the before mentioned
tract, and being the same land which was cod
under decree of Amherst county court oi
September team 1903, pronounced in the case
OF David S. Garland, adm'o Of Benjamin Phi
fps, decd, aud guardian Of George ID. Philips
an infant son OF William Philips, dec'd con
plaiuant, against Mary Philips widow d relicl
Wiiiiam Philips, decd and Others defendants
aud being the same land which was conveyed ty
G lblel Penn, 10 William Philips. d,C'd hy
deed dated lsi May 1889, and duly recorded II
the county court Of Amherst.
Aad one other tract or parcel Ufland adj Il
ing the last mentioned tract containing four
hundred acres 10y meies and bounds in tue SAID
Deed of Trust deScrIbed) and beng the same
land that was granted 10 Aaron ggiuhaliam
and devised by Jacob Tyree the elder 70 his
two sons William and Jacob,
The sale will be made by the snb,criber.
under the special power, III the Deed Of Ilasl
expressed and contalned To the Trustees or
either ofthem, 10 make the sale, and only saeb
nIe as is vesiel 10y the said deed IN the tra,te,s,
IS 10 be sold and conveyed.-And the saIe all
commence, between The hours of Il aad
clock of the day of sale above appointed.
JAMES LYONS, junior.
Nov. f. tbs
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He virtue Of a deed o. tn1i, srteutsJ 10 Il.
HD suoseribess Nv James {. .HcRsqnoIJ, M ls
John Nc Reynolds, bearing daie he hird n Az
uember, sighleen hundred and ihiriy. and IN
cord IN The Clerks office of The county of ~ -.
bell. for sundry purposes therein megti9,eJ y
uudersigned ciH proceed TO sell, on The p,,,a,.
on Tuesday the l4th day of Deeembsr. s;~b,s.
hundred aud thirty. by 1ay Of public aur,,a., lite
N. highest bidder, Ghe following proper,g -
wh one moieig Of me tract Of land, Of ,s,;.t
John McReynotds, died seized and on ~ ~
james c. .HeReytoids nolo resides, eopio,a 'ea
fue hundred and eighty four acres; alan '' .s
other tract adjoining thereto, called Dspr,, ,gs
tract, containing eighty aires. ALo, aaa,t.
tract, adjoining 10 The first mentioned tract ,a
The Long Driue tract, containing tuo b,,,,g
aud ZEN acres also, forty odd Slares, cougisr,.
i of men Women and children hogs, sheen bo,..s
cattle, 'caggon, The crop Of Tobacco of the M
/ year, household aud Kitchen furniture. Gr,a,sz
utensils, bLacksniiHts tools. still, shot gg,t o.
/ The remaining stock of Goods Off. 4, j. MeRs,
noids. The sale l0iH be had al the house obe,s u
said James {. McEeynotds nolo resides in -
couuig0t Campbell, about tceny mites ,.,,55
east of Lynchburg, and WH continue from d.,
To- day until completed. The land ,ciH be solJ ~
a credit o. one, two and three gears, .qnli ou,.a,
iistotments, The purchasers gl0ing baud teith gooJ
personal security or bond Wtth a deed Of t,,9 -,
The land 10 secure the principal payment lt.l.9c
II is understood that those interested in The aGs.
moiety Of The tract of fire hundred and ela6l,
four acres, viii join in HE safe aud eourtg9gf.
oCthe whote tract The personal prope,Ig 4,
Guiding The negroes 0H be sotd on a credi m.
iii The first Of August nert, The purchasers giripg
bond ruth good security. The undersigned az
horerer authorized By the deed TO sell pr,rqifg
and for cash, JMey think proper The land /.
said 10 be a good tobacco plantation aud ulR
shoten by Dir. jan Is {. .NcRtyods 10. a,y pr.
son aoishng 10 purchase The Siares are RIM
cipaly young negroes, aud rery Ike y. and sud
10 be ofa good character. Aciing as lruIes.
The undersigned uoiH convey only such hljeio h.
purchasers of the ADORE property rs is ucs0ea N
Them, though The hte SO jar as They hurc sra
understood rs good
JOHN X. DABNEY.
ROBERT ). McREYNOLBS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-06

A Continuation of the Executors Sale
~ y Monday the BIN dayof December next,
0will be offered at Puh,ic sale, IN like maj
ner, nj the la,e residence OF Daniel Gilman, de-
ceased, IN the Town OF Fredericksburg, all the
Personal Estate OF said Grinnau, in SAID Town
consisting oil several House-Servants, Garden
err. Cook, iosller aud Sempstress, &c. ali the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Carriage
Horses, light Wagon, Riding Horse,a consld,
cradle stuck oil Books, with variety OF Other
articles too tedious 10 ennmerate. Tue terms
Of sale las stated in the previous advertisement.
JOHN 5. NELLFORD, Ex'er
OF the last y Ill and Testament of
DANIEL GRINNAN, deceased.
Oct IDS