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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

IN CHANCERY--At rules holden in tbe Clerks
" Office Of Meckenburg County Court, the 4th day OF
January, 1890.
Thomas Neal, plG
against
Robert Speed and William Townes, committee of
William Coleman, surviving Ex'or Of Clevesius Cole
man, decd who one Of the Executors of BENJAMIN
Whitehead decd. Dcf,s
The defendant Robert Speed not having entered bis
appearance according to the Act Of Assembly and the
rules oil this court and It appearing TO the satisfaction Of
inc court ihath is not inhabant of this State ON
motion OF the plaintiff by his attorney: il is ordered that
the said defendant do appear here on the LIST dov ~
March court next and enter his appearance and answer
the plaintiffs BILL and that copy OF this order be insert
ca IN one Of the newspapers printed in the Town of
Petersburg,or the city Of Richmond, for eight weeks
successfully and posted at the front door of the court
house OF The said county Copy. Teste,
Jan. ~ Si-wsw j. g. BAPTIST n =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

The following pngon tho late ball by Sir Robt
Gordon sannop, in which the REFS Efcnd and ohe
Turks women, doucOd gcthcr published it
hp uos newspapers and doubt from pen of Moore
MAJ Joaraai.
Who'll deny those ,imos charming,
Far beyond nil SCOTS romaucng
Rere, we've Tory lords reforming,
There, we've Turkish statesmen dancing.
I,sre, the Refs Efiendi waltzcs,
Leaving Hours in the lutch;
There, M-ntc-Ls Earl assaults his
NursO's ancient friend, the Church.
20 il, hard and fast, they set,
Leading eli the general Jig
Who for Mahomet?
Who for Forms wig?
"En avant the Turk tiptos
10 his gay quodrles cries;
CEN Gr0Ht'' the Torys lip too,
For n wonder, back replies.
Though, yot, but clumsy pranccrs
Turk aud Tory are, doubt,
Chly think how late dancers,
Or ms reasoucrs, they've come ont.
hdd to which, the Koran teaches
Just little of Ball,
As Lord OF L--rt-n's speeches
Teach of-any thing at all.
But matcr-loarnng's powers
Soon will make the Turks go faster:
Ir ''the schoolniaster' be ours,
Let them have the dancing master.
And-if thus it's born glories
Intellect 80 swiftly scattcrs--
WALKING Turks AMI reasoning Tories
Won't be, soon, such wondrous matters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

IN CHANCERY-Lancaster County Court, Desem-
Il Der, 1929:
lsaar Brent and Mary Ann his wife, who was Mary
Ann aeren and the said Isaac Brent administrator Of
Od'o'ihc Daihefeh decd Pitts.
against
James Ellis and Jane his wife, William Ellis and Eliza
beth his wife, James Bergman, Margaret BerrymaD
chi'dren OF Nancy Bergman who Nancy Dame
rem, willis Dameren, VIM Dameren James Brent and
Elizabeth his wife, who was Elizabeth Dameren and
Margaret D Bryant who was Margaret S. Dameren,
~, 200 Defts.
The plaintiffs by their atiornes having heretofore fled
lhelr BILL and appearing to the satisfaction of the court
na' tH defendants James Ellis and Jane his wife, Will
liam Ellis and Elizabeth his wife James Berrvmsn and
Margaret bergman and Willis Dameren, are not in.
haDltahts OF this commonwealth ii is heref FORE ORDER
cd that the said defendants appear here on or before
the FIRST day OF March Court next, and answer
The bill OF The compainans, and that copy of this or
der be published in some newspaper published in tho
city OF Richmond, and another copy posted at tbe front
dooroi the courthouse of this country for eight weeks
excessively Attest,
ROBT. T. DUNAWAY, ID. c.
''h IL S6-wSwS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

animation which we were permitted 10 have Of IT, 10
give any particular account OF its characters
but our readers may gather its general design perhaps
from the concluding intimation, which is follows:
ln pursuance Of the policy recommended in this re.
Port' 'he committee proposes TO submit to the House
during the present session, the following measures:
bill further to regulate the salaries our custom
house officers;
bill to amend the acts regulating the collection OF
the revenue;
bill making apr opr alton for public
bill allowing drawback equivalent to the lutie,
'e led on raw materials consumed in ship building:
eiii allowing drawback on co-dage when export
ed;
Oil repeating our tonnage duties; and,
bill to extend our intercourse with foreign nations >,
M I,,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16
Jan.17.


" ihulNlA: In Chancery-Ata court continued and
heid Tor Buckingham county the 18th day Of De-
Charles Mills, pltG
against
Joel W Flood, in his individual capacity and as en-
ecuor OF Mary Flood decd Thomas Trent, acting ex-
Ludwell Dawson and Jane his wife Louisa Watt J.
Henry Logwood, Edward +. Log wood Charles M log
wood and Thomas Logwood, devisees of said Mary
Flood deed. De6s
The defendants J. Henry Logwood Edward f. Lop-
wood, Charles NJ. Logwood s. Thomas Logwood, not hay
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act OF Assembly and the rules of this court
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that thew
are not inhabitants of this country II is ordered that the
SAID absent defendants do appear here at March term
next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copv
oil ms order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond IN,
qmreT Tor two months successvely and posted at the
front door OF the courthouse Of this county
Copy. Testc,
X. ELDRIDGE, Jr. G. ne.
HCO' 60 7S--w gw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

" iHEiNlA Al rules holden in the Clerks Oacsot
the Superior Courtof Chancery for tho Richmond
District, the 9TH day Of January, 1880:
William Roundtree pItF
Vim. cambridge, late Sheriff of the County of Houri
CO. 10 whom was committed for administration all tho
goods chattels rights and credits which were of the
estate oil Watson Patman, deceased and others
The defendants Price Shoemaker and CYNTHIA b;s
wienot having entered thier appearance and given &C.
curiy according TO the Act of Assembly and Rules of
TINS court, and 1t appearing, by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this Country: Ii or
dcrsd that the said defendants do appear here on the
first day OF the next June term and answer the bill of
the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted In some newspaper published in the city Of
Richmond for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the Capitol, in the. said City.
Copy. Tese,
jan FL. ss-wsw VIM. G. PENDLETON, C. C..
an CHANCERY-In Richmond Hastings Court, No
4 vember 2Sh, 1929:
William ID. Cook, Plt6
James Rawlings, administrator with the will annexe6
Oh mliiam foushee deceased, Thomas Richie and Is
aoel'a ms wife, Richard +. Parker and Elizabeth his
wlie, william Foushee, Redmon Lawrence Fousheo
William Fouhee, Jun'r Williams Ca ter Williams Car
ter Junr Isabella f. Carter, Charles Carter and Char
'ot an o",'cr' Defts.
liam Foushee, Junr. not having entered their appear
ance and given security according the Act of ASSEM-
ply ana the rules OF this Court and il appearing to tbe
oil the court that they are not inhabitants OF
this State, on the motion Of the plaintiff by counse il
ordered that the said defendants do appear here ON the
Friday before the last Monday in March next, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this or
inserted in the Richmond Enquirer two months
successfully and posted at the front door OF the City
Hall OF this City. Copy Teste
Jan. 20 9O-wsw TIL. c. HOWARD, Clk
p IOa'a court, January Iith 1880:
psGr; william reeEhs said Melissa Ann Judith F. and
ridge Gardner, s PIg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16
Jan. %

NATM. NJ. FULTON, attorney at Lato Min gdo,i,
w NO will continue to practice the Law in the
Superior and Inferior Courts Of thc counties Of Russell
Tazewell and Washington Bgsinees entrusted TO his
care will he attended TO promptly.
Feb, 2. 9G-w3w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

In CHANCERY-In Louisa county court, Jan Itb Is30.
Mary Peers Albert X. Peers Samuel p Peers Anderson NJ
toers Melissa Ann PEERS Peers aud William
sad Melissa Ann, Judith +. William NJ Peers by VIM
49,. su"u'an' Pitts.
John w. PEERS m
ne defendant John W. Peers having entered his
according to law and the rules of and
" this States the their
ordered that the said defendant Peers hero
s uay oil April court next aud bill of plain
pH ana that copy OF this order DO forthwith
cesey and posted at the front door courthouse of this
Feb d 9i-wsw. DAVID ~ HUNTER DC
Powhatan County court January tho GOTH
William Pollock, Polly Pledge formerly Polly Pollock and Nancy
'"yi ,''nn'ry Nancy Pollock, Complts.
Mary Pollock, Sally Pollock John Pollock infant ch,o, r
Jno foock dec r. F. Graves their guardian ad Item an
pointed n the court TO defend them this cause Frank Pankoy
Henrietta his wife, Pankey aud Nancy his wife, -seo,t
ana EizaDeth his wife, Howell and
SAID Frank Thomas Mary Henrietta Elizabeth and
arc Gndren oil Martha Pankey decd RodeTck PAYNE and
This day the pits by their Attorney and filed their hill and
The defendants Frank Pankey Thos Pankcy El and Mar
ms WIFE, formerly Mary Pankey having their
ao ana gwen security according to tho of the
that they not inhabitants of this on The motion
the pits by their attorneys is ordered the said FranS
pankoy, Thomas Panksy, Ellis Mary his wife formerly
mary fankey do here the Anil court nex
ants and that of this orde be
newspaper published the city of Richmond for two month, su
eesey and that another be front door Of tho
courthouse OF this county for successive DAYS
Teste,
II. F. GRAVES n. O.
roo. De 05-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16
NIRGINIA: In Chancery-In Goochand County

County
y Court, 2ls December, 1929:
Hugh Mcdowell and Amy his wife, formerly ANY
Crenshaw, one OF the distributes of Susan Crensbaw
decd. PIE
against
Nathaniel Callahan and Mary his wife, Robert Avis
and Eliza his wife, David Crenshaw, and
an infant child of Jefferson Crenshaw dec which said
Mary, Eliza and infant child, are also distributes of
Susan Crenshaw, decd.
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney and
n'ea 'her DILL and the defendants not having entered
heir appearance and given security according TO the Act
oil Assembly and rules OF this court and il appearing TO
the saacton of the court that the defendants are not
inhaoants OF this Commonwealth: ON the molten OF the
palnth by COUNSEL it is ordered that the said defen
dahts do appear here on the first day of March court
next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that CO.
Ply oil ths order be forthwith inserted in
printed IN the city of Richmond for two months sue.
cessvey and that another copy be posted at tho front
door OF the courthouse of this comfy two
court days. A Copy. Teste,
N. w. MILLER, ID. C. G. c..
Dec. ~ 79-w7w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16
Dec. 20.

NWILLlAM & MARY COLLEGE.-The Winter
w examination OF the classes in this Institution.
VIII commence on Monday the 18th and terminate ON.
Monday the 22nd of February next The parents guar
dams and friends OF the Students and the public gencr
ally, are respectfully invited to be present
The classes will DO examined in the following order.
Monday l5tb Senior Mathematician
! Historical.
Tuesdav 18th Modern Languages,
! Bellies Lettrcs.
Wednesday 18th. Classical School.
Thrrsd,, ,s,h Law,
Classical School.
Friday, 10Th. } Junior Mathematical.
s,trd,v oo,,, Philosophical,
Classical School
Monday oord Senior POLITICAL
Chemical
A. EMPIE, Pres't.
Feb. 2. 96-,ysw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30
New Boot & Shoe Store

ENhE Subscriber has taken the store lately in he
= occupancy Of Messrs. Albert a. Morris g. Co
and second door above Messrs KYLE g. Cocbran,s
wheTe he IS now open ng and offers for sale at very
teduced prIces,a new, handsome, and well selected
assortment OF articles in his line, direct from the
hahds OF the most approved manufacturers of Boston
New ork and Philadelphia, and will continue 10 re-
ceve by the different arrivals from the above named
places, additional supplies, which will render his
stock at all times Well worth The attention of purcha
sers, either by wholesale retail.
.IhlonS hiS assortment are The JJlioloinz, pi-:-
Gentemens LIST quality calf skin and morocco boots
Do I'd DO sewed and pegged DO
10 me ca'i and zip skin sewed & pegged bootecs
70 DO 90 anu morocco square aud round toed shces
10 DO seal skin and do walking do do pumps
DO do do do dancing do do
Mems common lined and bound shoes and br7,-o--s
DO stout unbound do do
Ladies black lasting he led waking Simon
Do 90 90 spring do do
DO do and coioured lasting heel slippers
DO do do do spring do
10 white lasting and satin springs and heel slippers
DO seal skin shoes and slippers
DO fine and common leather shoes
Boys fine calf and kip skin bootees
DO do do do shoes
DO line seal skin and morocco dancing pumps
Do stout unbound shoes and brogans
Misses black and coloured lasting slips
Do do do morocco do
Do seal skin and leather shoes
Childrens leather and morocco boots and sbons
Do black and coloured lasting boots:
ALSO,
Hard leather, folio and single travelling trunks
Hair and seal skin DO.
Black oil varnish
Liquid and paste blacking, &c.
mar 24-co3t JUDAH MYERS. ia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30

ADMINISTRATIONS TO the D,iy RICuNoNn WHG 81
year. aud for shorter period at the rate of - year, pay
able In advance
AnvTsrsNG For square Of 10 lines less in
Senn IS cents insertions 81; three insertions 81 4 at
every succeeding insertion 1871
Thrice week, FIRST week 81 % every succeeding week 81
Twice a week. first Insertion IS cents every succeeding iu
teIion so cents
onee week, FIRST insertion 10 cents every succeeding in
puion 90 cents.
al advertisements also inserted in the CoxsrruroxAr
VINO.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance
ne number OF insertions must be noted the MS they
will be inserted until ordered be stopped and cnarged
coriingy.
Annual Advertisers charged so dollars for squares
AMI in that proportion for of greater eng
except Auoonees and Lottery dealers who charged 500
QS1- The CONSTITUTIONAL WIG is published twice
week, Tuesdays and Friday five dollars per
PAYABLE IN advance.
EorAdpetising75 cents square, less for the first in
scrtiou, and 80 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30
Trust Sale Of PGLuabLs Real Estate.

I|HSt 'O0tS OT DUEuI6Le Neal Estate
virtue Of Decd of Trust, the nm
the 22d day of December 1920 by Patrick Gibson and Nj
~ T. bsoi hls weor certain purposes therein mentioned
snail ON the ninth day of April S3O) at eleven O'Clock
a NJ al the front door of the Eagle Tavern, IN the civ of
enond proceed To sell at Public Auction ready uone,
me onwng property, TO wit lot OF ground in the cotnv
oi henreo described in Nhamson's plan of Lewis's land
no ~ as lot No 30 also other said county con.
tanning TWO acres and three quarters of designated
IN the same plan rs lots No - aud f3 also ground IN
the s'i county designated in the plan 81 also
piece or Parcel of land, commonly called Rope Walk
tenement and IN the plat thereof made George Williamson
aG recorded ~ the General Court described
oil NO 2-"heTeon the dwelling house and other buildings
formerly occupied by John J. Weuh and also a very 6ne
pns also another piece OF land adjoining last mentioned
piece aud known IN the said Nanson's last mentioned
as No 10: also lot of land the said of Richmond
Whch Is part OF the gtound formerly called the Old Council
hanOer enenent and is designated the Mat thereof as
NO seven lots parcels Of ground last mentioned
were conveyed u tic aEcvC Patrick Gibson by Charles
James MarmuTdo and John Weh by their decd 10 h,n
GATED the I4ih day of April 1877 and duly recorded in Heno
county court and m the Hastings Court, for the city Rich
mond Will more fully aPpeaaso other lot Of eound in
u comfy oil henTco containing acre, less and
was conveyed TO the said Patrick Gibson by Michael Grant
lana 10y deed dated the 18th day of November 1915 duly
recorded In the clerks Office of the county,
CHARLES JAMES MACMURpO,, Trustee
" BThe Deed of Trust under which the above poper,
proposed 10 be disposed Of requires the sale made for
demanded in ready money liberal credit will be allowed
ing interest for LIE same g. ! Nj
-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30
MISSES SEALSKiN SHOES

WISoIo SEhIIShIN SII)ES.
USr received from their Factory, by the Effort,
- beautiful assortment of misses scaskin walk.
ing or school shoes, with thick seals
ALSO,
Misses superior goatskn and lasting dress Slippers
For sale by
GRANNISS, son 81 BROTHERS.
IAN ~ Corner of Main snd IAth streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30
BLUE LETTER PAPER

The Rivais. Trqcy's Inhibition.
10 the author Of THE Colegans Just published For
ID sale by COLLINS g. Co
mar 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30

LINES WLN.SIOyN, Commission Merchant,
ia AS on consignment, aud offers for sale
IL IL 10 bids. of Porto Rico and n. o. sugar
20 barrels Of refined sugar at g to 20 cts.
10 brown sugar, (St. CrClx)
~ herring
20 . nett sIad
70 cider vinegar
30 choice crab cider
30 boxes Of mould candies at loi cts.
10 ssap
Fl fine roram hats
100 reams Of wrapping paper
70 printing do
80 writing do
10 pieces Of cotton bnSging al ls cts.
20 coils Of bailing rope
- dozen Windsor chairs
wire serves, assorted sizes
20 I" sides, waved und russell leather
1900 lbs. OF cotton yarn, assorted
10000 of Hacks superior segsrs
Bed cords, leading lines bags OF wool, uacl;cYel and
NEW AND OLD BACON, &c. &c. all for sale on
the most reasonable terms. ian It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30
Chronicle of Charles 9Th.

OIIH OLIINLC VI OIIdTIES JIIl.
1870 Chronicle of the Times of Charles
s=3 the Ninth; Translated from the
French of Prosper Merimie. author of Theatre de
Clara Gaznl" LA Juquere"" Matteo Falconi," &c.
by Doct: Greenhow, formerly OF this city, and now
ON" 1ork-Just published, and for sale by
mar 90 / n NASH
oLL Butler, Nenison Hams and Feathers, for sale by
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30
Final AdYcrtisrment.

KYLE g. COCHRAN, being about to close
IN their sales and business IN the course ola few
weeks, respectfully rcHucst those indebted to them
to como forward and make payment. They lave
s'ill on hand variety If Desirable DRY GOODS
which, in order to avoid an auction sale, thcy will
sell much below cost. Purchasers arc invited TO
call, goods Will be offered at such prices will
insure sales fpb t5--tr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30
Fresh Fancy Prints, Checks, Plaids,

Fresh Fancy Prints, Checks, Plaids,
Shlrtings, Cloths, Cassimeres, DC. Sc. Sc.
HNHE Subscribers have just received by the schr
n Effort, from New York, and from auction mere
the following Dry Goods.
Cases fancy prints, some new style, and very
handsome
lot OF good brown sbir,inrs
cases apron checks and plaid domcs,ics
do supr blue and black cloths and cassimeres
do figured black silk velvet vestnqs
Black lastings, Satteens, plain and figured black
ana col9r silks for dresses. bhck lorentine cam.
brio, dImes, black Italian grapes Irish jinnns Mor
settles vcstings, London white drilling linen cambrc
handkcrchIcis, null musns, &c. &c.-whlch thew
viii sell cheap. T. g. r.. JAMES &, Co
-LlaL W Market Suunro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30

NNEAL SIEVES.-2o doz Meal Stoves, jos, receive
Va and for sale al the Baltimore factory prices, by
.nlr 70 JANIS WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-30
PQtent Seine Phrend.

5OO Lbs Patent Seine Thread suitable float or m seines
Nv putup in or hanks from No. - to 25 Inclusive
For sale by +. e. r. JAMES e. Co
JAM Market soma.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
Groceries at Cost.

As Mr.. n. does not intend continuing this
part Of his business, he will sell his present
stock Of GROCERIES, at the following prices,
VIZ
Calfee Il esceIlcn, quality 10 10 cents per Id.
klolasses 81 - cents gallon
Young Hyson Teas7 L. cents per h.
| nnerial do 81 II cents, per 10. and Gun
power do NJ y % cents per ID.
Loaf Sugar 10 10 Is cenis per 10 Steam double
'efned Sugar 20 cents per h.
Madeira Wine (sicily) 81 goa gallon or %
cents bottle
PORT Wine 81 l-2 cents gallon, Claret Wine
(superior) 81 cents II bottle
French Brandy 1th proof 81 81 l.2 cents
gallon, real Holland Gin 81 IL a gallon
Jamaica Rum IS gaIlon, real Madeira Wine
l. Z. SO a gallon
Cut Nails & IA cents per III. Black Pepper 1S
cents per III. Spice % cents per Id &c, &c.
The Liquors and Wines we've selected with
care and they viii be found very superior.
N. b. Superior Winter Strained Lamp Oil
81 10 cents gallon.
Sept. 80 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04
NEW ARRIVALS OF
g.El.IAlr GO Old 81

THE SUISSE RIDERS have jusi received
i sYicadie aud general assortment OF New
and Fashions BIZ Goods, suitable for the present
aud approach lng season. which they are deter
mined u sfn Al the mol reduced prices, sod Of
less than can b. ohsrpd by any other house m
THIS market, consisting of the following, VIZ:
100 niece. Pflnts. of tie latest aud most fash
ionable styles. from ~ l42 TO % cents
is p,eces super Giaghsms, new style
II dozen Brazilian luck aud Side Combs
Beautiini lot Leyantine Hsudk Is, very cheap
Case NAnkeeu Crspes sup. quality. and cheap
splendid assortment Belt and Guard Ribbons
Green Barge and Green Gauze Veils, hand
some nd cheap
Beant fal lot Fancy Brads
Swiss. Null, India and Jaronet Muslins and
Cant ricI
Handsome iptstiiDg Trimmings
silk aad Cotton Cords
Cotton sud Linen Diapers, all qualities & widths
5plendld assortment silks, beautiful shades
New and Fashionable Crsvat,
White, green. blue, straw aud black Florences
White nnd black Marcellues
Foandsii6n I1sllns
Ladies aud 6entlemens Beaver, Kid and II.
S. Gloves
Good assortment Blankets, rose, duiile and
toini very cheap
Handsome III Cloths, all shades, uncommonly
low
Woollen Goods fall descriptions
Large stock Drown and bleachel Domestics
PLAID do
Irish Linens and Linen Ga,nbfic Handkh
Ribbon Wme and Wire Ribbon
3 1000 lbs. Spun Cotton, from the best Factories
in the Uuiied States
Several cases Bollya's, cheaper than ever oler-
ed IN this market
Hearth Rugs, Bed Iickings and Furniture
krnges
Hardware, Gallery and Groceries
Good assortment school Books
Besides great many other desirable &c DDS,
cheaper than ever offered in this or any other
market TURNER IL KERR.
Sept % I,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

ME estate Of George CabeI dec. formerly
N Of the town of Lynchbure, having been
recently committed to The undersigned as
administrator de bonis non with the will an.
nexed, by the Court OF Hastings for The Corpo.
ration of Lynchburg, he adops this method 20
notify the public that he is DESTROYS 10 close his
administration MS soon as circumstances will
permit; and, with this view requests all persons
Indebted TO said estate TO make payment 10
MN without delay aud those to whom said
's'a'e Is indebted, to exhibit their claims as
peedily IA possible, tina, they may be adjusted.
SAML' TRANSPORT. Sergeant
OF the Corporation of Lynchburg, and
admr. dc bons non with the will annexed
OF George Cabell, dec,
Iuly IS