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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-12
New Fall G0oAs

New f0NA Goods
NATEhave received by packets President and George
w Town, from Philadelphia and New York, part ut
our FALL STOCK; which enables us to offer, on H.
berAi terms.
London super blue, black, olive, green, brown aid
mixed cloths
Pelisse cloth ca.simcres and saiinests
Blankets and fann.ls. pla'nand printed ba'zes
Mcrino and common cir 'ssIans
Bomnaz.pcs and rombszetts
Valencia. swan.down and toiiinet vestings
Scotch and English piaids; pain and pld camblets
Italian lustrings and gros de Naples
Satin icvantine. senciew and s~ar,nets,
q 4 and S 4 nodes; satins nd hprences
Italian and French Grapes; ponSce
Merino scslfs, siswls and hdkfs, some extra qta'ity
PIlin white mrrino sliawis, a mat article
Jhibet. bararc aud silk handxerchiefs
English and India bandannocs
Italian and Bar. elona cravats
Plain and printed jsconet do
Irish table diaper 4 to lO4 .
DO linens and sheetings; black and brown Holland
Iwllled sscking; burisps and osnaburgs
A geners! assortment of
DOMESTIC COITON GOODS;
consisting, III par, of
Tickings
Bleached and brown sheetings and ~sliirtings
Fancy and fursi,ure plaids.
Cotton osnaburgs. C. sc
All of which have been selected by an experienced
dealer 81 ' "n'1"'
OCT 8 Corner 81 hWS ava hOydI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-12
Removal.

TNiiE subscriber respectful informs his friends and
l. the public, that he has removed his establishment
next door to the rankin House Hotel, y few doors
below his old stand; where he continues to carr, on the
Saddle Harness Trunk business,
nv .aLL IRIS HaRIOUN BhdNCHtS
lie tenders his grateful acknowledgment to his
friends and the public, for the liberal patron ,ge he has
received from them; and begs leave 10 assure item,
that, with tn, aid of the best %workmen, and an am.
pie supply Of the most choice materials. he viii BIO
able To render entire satisfaction TO those who may
please to favor him with their business, either by order
or personal application.
lie has on hand at this time, and will continue To keep
a large assortment of the following articles. Wholesale
and retail, on III. most moderate Il rms
Patent sprung saddles
Mems saddles, best quality, stuff flaps
DO do do plain
Do do common do
Ladies' do b,si and common
PE.i.d and ,teel Drt,rd rid $, Of various kinds
Plated aud ,tecl mount, ii u srtngsles
Ssddle-bass at the lat (! fashion. and common
Velsses AMI carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage hs'ness
do gig do
Brass and span mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and Japannsd moun,eI carr ~
Wagon. cart, AL drsy harness
Fire buckel, AMI i,aEers
and also a e, neal sssur'rr'
EieganI Hqrd Leafher Irurn..4 Ie,,!a5
And y great w -iriy If
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel ana brass spurs
Plate,i steel and bras, bridle bits and stirrups
Saddletrees and buckskIns. assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, BUCK, and calf
skin, and quilted at shortest notice
Old sadd ~, harness, and trunks Of all kinds, repair
ed al the shortest notice.
sept 80 JAMES
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-12
VoVMg Nyson Yea.

VOrNc uyso, tea Of very super,o- quAdty' Vet
y;ns's c.rro. in chests, half chests and boxes. TOT
sie by At
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

OmIo ELECTION. The election in
this youthful and,igurous State (which
under the next census will he in its pop
aiation No. }, and for efficiency and
mor'l worth will not he second to any
State ia the Union has, for members
of Congress, just terminated. The re-
suit is as we expected, anti-adminis.ra-
tion-a Clay governor, and Clay le-
gisiaturc are elected. Ten of the four
teen members returned To the next
Congress, are Clay men. Ohio is NOT
therefore, behind the other western
a few days we lock for good news from
the state of Ncw-York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

olu'ion. directing thu Sarrrt.ry ef f,,a,c 70
slinw tie nerIcs ard o"'tee OF applicants
for the 'beneht" iof ten years previous to
the house rcsignins the power 10 the courts
and requiring the clerks OF the State
Courts TO show the names and number Of
applicants for the same "heneill" shbse-
qucnt TO the above period. He believed
there had been more petitions granted in
one year since that period, than there
were IN ten years before. Mr.. Bull hoped
the house would resume jurisdiction he
dld not sce the necessity of the expose of
the names md numbers called for by Mr.
Potter. Mr.. Poi,er did not insist upon the
expose, provided the members could agree
with him without il.
The petition from the Brisroi>> Union
Bank. for alteration ni naine, 10 be called
Fall River Union Bank. and tor liberty 10
choose part oi the directors in hiassac hu.
setts. was referred lo the committee on
corporations.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

NEWPORT.
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER "a

The fall term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and General Sessions Of the
Peace, commences IN this town on Mon
day next. There are but few old ca-
scs OH the docket for trial, and the new
business, we are informed, is not unu-
s,talIy large. We have heard Of two
or three criminal offences, which will
probably be presented to that Court
for investigation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

NEW OR IfANSt OcT. 3 eStcrlav ev-
cning. the citizens of New Orleans escort.
ed by She i.onisisna Legion, and rcprcscn.
ta,ircs of oil The other companies Of DOR city,
conducted MeSsrs. p. Gullloie and A. do
81. ,iource on board brig Trent, bound ior
New York. These gentlemen were se.
lected Ivy our citizens 10 carry 10 The Na.
tional Guard of Paris, the irl colotrd flag,
as a testimony of our respect for their he
role valor in the cause Of liberty, and their
moderation in the chastNemeni Of their op.
pressors. We individually wish these gen.
lemen a safe landln. in the lard Of thcir
nativity. and may their utmost wishes ns 10
The situation of France be realized. The
following is a translation OF tho address
that accoinpa nlcs the flag
LIBERTY LIBERTY
Glory to you Heroic Deputies of France.
Glory TO you intrepid Parisians.
Glory to yoa illus,rious National Guard
of Paris.
Glory 10 the virtnons man, 10 the great
patriot, to the hero so worthy being now
and ever at your head, TO The man Of July
l716, of July 1850, and Of July 1890.
Your brethren of Louisiana, clatcd with
yonr joy and your happiness, have with en-.
thisiasm repeated your songs of glory and
liberty. Proud Of havng been ouce under
the protection ofihose noble colors, which
you have so glorously restored, we haya
again saln'ed the flag of the great nation,
shining with the new lus,re you have shed
upon Il. 1t has suddenly appeared along
side of our Star Spangled Banner, and that
double symbol of Liberty has been greeted
by the acclamation of the people aud tho
ofo -; 4
celebrated your triumph over tyranny.
We have said-let us choose two sons of
France, and let ms send them to our brch.
rem Let them carry to them that standard
10 which we paid due respect, and which
has witnessed the tears Of huppine SIS flow
ing from our eyes. They will say--Thc
citizens Of New Orleans and the Officers
and Privates of the Louisiana Legion send
these colors TO you accept them rs proof
of our respect, our gratitude and ndmira-
tion--Le, them perpetua'e the remcm-
bfnnce Of what you have done for the land
Of their fathers, and for the whole human
family.
Here .fol'c,o The Signatures.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE " Louisiana.
We the superior officers composing the
administrative committee of The Louisiana
Legion. do hereby certify tha, We have au-
ihorized Mr.. p. Guillote, formerly on OFF,
Ger in the French army, and now mem.
ber Of the said Legion. and Mr.. a, de- ST.
Maurice, citizen of Paris. to present in
Paris, in our names. the Fri coorcd flag
offered by the Louisiana Legion TO the he
roic National Guard Of Paris.
New Orleans, Oct. I, 1880.
Here Eoliop the SirnQt,res
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

General l.qiavci'r accepts of M salary
rs Comman,ler IN Chief of tho National
Guards Marshal Oudino,. tho former
Commander, received salary vi lO0,CW
francs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28
Here foHcv The Signatures.
USirEb STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE 1 Louisiana.
Here foliow the Signatures.

Horrfd .Nurder.--The secret and afro
cous murder Of Mr.. White has been acted
over aguin in this county, but We fear tho
prospect Of bringing 10 punishment the uu-
,hors Of the deed is gloomy. Abon, two
weeks since, n Mr.. Edes, in Pike county.
was sitting by his wife, near the fire, when
he was sho, dead by some person from
without. The ball passed through his
head. and so instantaneous was his death
that he did not even fall from his chair, but
remained in the position in which he was
sitting until some of the neghbors, three
miles off could arrive. A man by the name
of Gormond has been arrested upon sus-
picion Of being the murderer, and true
bill found by the Grand Jury. Gormond
was his step son. and at the time the gun
fired his mother jumped mp and exclaimed.
Don't kill him, my son but take the prop
crty." difference bctwecn Gormond and
Edcs had existed for some time; circum-
stances. probably improper now to tomention,
induced the finding OF true bill. The
trial has been continued over to the next
term Of the Court. in March next, under
the expectation That time will dcvelopc
something by which the murderer. whoever
he is. may he brought TO punishment. Cor
mond has been bnilcd, with -four surcties,
each in the sum of three thousand dollars.
Il Montgomery (Alahoma) Journal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

New BEDFORD, Oct ~. On Saturday
evening between nine and ten o'rlock we
had an alarm Of fire, which proved To be
( in the village principally occupied by col
orcd persons, in Dartmouth, about a mile
west from this town. One dwelling house
was completely mapped in flames, and be
fore either of the engines could reach the
spot. annlher standing at some distance
from the first. was discovered TO be in the
same situation. Both houses we're burned
to the ground. These conilagrniions are
to be considered among the fruits of the
military muster Of the preceding day. II
appears that n quarrel had arisen between
a party returning from the muster an Fri.
day, and the occupants Of one Of these
houses. in which the house was assaulted.
and the assni'ng party were fired upon
from the house. On Saturday evening the
hnu ses were burned. " know not by whom.
but there is not much reason To doubt that
it was the act of the party and their abet-
tors Who were fired upon tho evening be.
fore. We say nothing of the character Of
the occupants Of these houses, lest We
should be asked in return what nigh. b.
the probable character of the other party
&c faircr colorcd skin, who put them
selves upon q level and were arraycd as
Tho antagonists of this miserable company.
II may be a subject ofiudcisl investigation
at another time, but We would notice it
now as another Of the fruits of the present
Militia system, whore the drunkenness and
riots consequent upon these exhibitions
have been carried out 10 their extremes.
There have been no deaths upon tho tented
field, but il will be remembered that the
burning of n dwelling house in the night
time il made capital offence by our stat
u,es, aud if the testimony Of anv one who
| was present at the scene. should bring ron
victiun home to anv Individual concerned
I in this offence. il is vet possible tha, the
catastrophe may not b.. closed bu, upon
the galiows. Couricr.
The census Of the city Philsdclphia is
published in the Gazette &C that CITY rf
Monday. The total is TO-. $50 Tho pop
ula,ioa of Philadelphia county is estimated
AT l95.nnO. The increase in the last ton
wears has been 5S,O00-in twenty years
S30G0- in thirty wears IIi.anO--an in
crease, SAGE tho Gazette. which is. rrr
hnps. more rapid than is desirable, IL due
rcgsrd be hal In snlidiiy Of improvements
and ,hc rrorcr formation of moral and in
,eliectual character.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

a .\obts .7ct.--Among tho truly brncvo-
lent nets Of the day, we have The pleasure
of mentioning one in our own county,
which deserves rank with the nnblcst.
Miss Chris,iann Blackburn has cmancipn,-
cd family ofscr,anis. consisting of a man.
his wife. and six children. and has provided
for their emigration 10 I.iberia.--Thev loft
he,e shout ten days ago. IN charge Of Mr..
Archibald F.amon, of this place. uho was 10
attend 10 their embark alton. and have preh-
ably sailed frad<ScrGolk in a vessel char
tered bv the Ccsnuizsiion Society. which
was ,o have lcst,hai por, on the first inst.
Such decd deserves commendation Ear
above any which our humble rcn can die
tate. II is tho more worthy of record. be-
cause il cmana,es from one Who has rcr.
fnrmcd many acts ofunos,cnta,ious charity,
and because examples set by ladies always
meet with promp, and willing imitation.
We shall take great delight in noticing
similar instances Of genuine rhilsn,brcpy.
ia. Free Press.
A, last. Vermont has n Governor. Mr..
Ssn,ucl c. Crafts hes been appointed by
The Legislature, BY majority u d ,o'os
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17

DiEO--ltt Spanish Town, Jamaic3O on tle 2ie of No
senUer Mis- JuDfrR CRAwvoEp s,ed huqfed and Gly
yarS Size had the powers Of her IDLY strength, vol
hc 81 suites, until sh years since, and they were
rot 60 nlcn diminished reduce her second childish.
RS. gsosofcl ,hc ''oa>' earthquake Of 1877
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17

S0naSihaE Mao '76y Tie sun MIR SJvaUus Miller who
holds the oilce Of Pubc Administrator New York has
lad before he city authority communicated. in which he
atcs that tie salary allowed By tie siJuiss for bs
OGce, Is quite TOO large
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17

Rouge "A lady consulted St Francis Of Sales on tho law
fBess Of Usng rouge Why says nc, p;ous obec
u it, others harm 10 viii hold middle course, anC
allow yOu il cheek.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17

Gay since young lady, Icsidu. IN tire go,yorv.
was mos, shocksy bu, by her clothes taking Grc tat
Ter lfe dcspaiIed Of Ladies who muslin nsicad Of
wOocn dresses, in wiutor bs too cautious Approach
ing te sisog coal which the cold weather makes
necessary ~ b0,.l n their pahouT CRATES.
f.Stw Tcrt Post
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17

n tHiriD Cdvgit--Emsnuci Phi.ps, who IL viii y,
lcccd, deceived a pecable family ~ this city dufuy
summer, by passing himself a single gentleman, an3
ing unsuspecung iadJ IN said famiiy-and who, ON
cOvery of his via!ny, capped rom Justcc--hasIate
acting ms deception agaiu 30 Eincnn All. where
spohcr wiie-bUt mere be has not managed matters
usual succe1s, being safe 10 "duTanCe," TO await
ward ofbis villany.--f PifLs. mt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-02

Secretary Of Legation 10 Russin 1T is generally
known we presume, that Beaufort I. Watts, of S.
Carolina had been appointed Secretary of Legation
to Russia, previous to the announcement Of Mr. Ran
doph's appointment, as Ambassador. The II. York
Commercial, thus explains the way in which the Gov
crment got rid of him. tn make room for the lad CLAY:
"hr BcauorrT Watts was then the existing Secretary OF
Legation to Russia lie returned to his country
circumstances mention Having his
duty with fidelity, and being favor Of present admins
traion he ntdently expected nomination Indeed
stated IN anticipation IN Of the papc,s Hut the
Kangaroo had said that he would nominate his
check upon him. in case of and Mr. Waits
advised officially tat this government had adopeda rule
ke the rule adopted turning Mir Barnoy by which
ambassadors 10 their Secretaries Of legation
The appointment Of MIR John Randolph Clay was eazettcd
and MIR Watts found himself reformed out, Being in Wash
ngIon, he received note from the Chief Clerk Of Depart
Of State, informing him that Secretary requested an
interview Tic accordingly waited on that funeoaary and
politely requested resign preserve the harmony the
party tie observed very pertineny that nc had nothing
resgnthai lie had been superseded Aye said If
you don't resign they viii you reformed out Mr. W
replied that he wished his position he without any
phscaton and that the annunoiaon Of the appointment
must run thus "Appointmcn 10y the PrcsdcnJo Randolph
Clay Of Pennsylvania, he Secretary Legation 10 tho Count
Russia VICE Beaufort r w ats rsnnrs wa inns MN
lsh officially for the benefit Press as we have not seen
right IN the Washington papers u is IS said that when the
kangaoogcs ~ ST. Pe,esbush, no have the tooth
ache, and 10 mako the Russian Bear AMI him
But appchend that though Of the civilized
in thu world he viii dance up this stranger the sup
pie Secretary did aud perhaps n the Curiosity gives himself
ars he will show his teeth"
We feel no particular sympathy for Mr.. Watts,
but tho scrvty Of the Government towards Mr.
Randolph shows its haste to get him OIL, of the coun-
try. His request to have Mr Clay appointed Secre-
tary Of Legation, would have been made by no man
who did not know that whatever he asked, the Gov.
eminent burst not refuse, been granted any other
man, OF by any othor Administration. A Secretary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-02
TII~DATI
Delaware, S. Carolina g. Louisiana Lottery,
Dcavng will be received TODAY.

Tickets Sl--ilalves s-Qvsrtcrs Z,
For sale at r.. MICKLE'S
jy9 Next below tho door Of the Eagle Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-02
The Columbia Telescope snvs,

I TIC OUIUIIIUId IeICSCOpe says;
"These Editors, such as the Wing, the Jeaersonan
Republican, &c. not individually of consequence
enough to claim orr notice, perpc ualy pressing
on their readers, that s. Carolina and the relescope
are the ardent advocates of disunion.'
Uhdt long tail our puss has goH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-02
Valuable Building Lots.


HNHE subscriber. as Executor of the late Mr. John
Il H. Brown, offers for sale four lots of land each
thirty feet wide on Locust-sireet; extending that
street from Mr. John Rutherioords tenement tow
u street to a street not yet cut down Those lots
have been lately levecd. Their airy situation and
contiguity TO the business part of the town, make
them peculiarly well adapted for the residence of
trading men with families, and doing business ON T.
street. CHARLES COPELAND
10 oG--eotf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-02
CASH FOR WHEAT.

WE wish to purchase TEN THOUSAND BUsHErs
w or WHEAT, to be delivered as early posi-
bic, at convenient landings on James River
~ i-d2s CT SCOTT g. FRY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-02
S5OOO-Tickets 50 only.

S5O00-Tickets 50 only.
A t one o'clock To-MoRRow. Cumberland and
IA Oxford Canal Lottery, Class No. 10, will be re
ceivcd. by BIGGER
Capitals S. 600 81 600, 81 500. 81 900, $500,
S6Oi, $500, $500. 5000, and % of 800.
Whole Ticket S2-Quarter 50 cents
All prizes payable IN CASH, which usual at
BIGGER'S, can be had the momont the drawing is
received July
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-02
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED.
Schr Ann Maria, Marble, from Somerset, with bal
last.
Brig Eliza, Perry, from Thomas,on, With lime, to
Jas Fisher.
Schr Gen. Jackson, Woolford, from Port Bcpos-
il, lumber.
Schr Neptune, Gator, from Baltimore
SAILED,
Schr Amty. Holmes, for New York. coal
Sloop Crawford, West, for St. Thomas NV. IL
with flour and tobacco
Schr Richard. Corson. for New York, coal.
Schr Agenoria, Pearce. far Saugertes, coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-02

Error Corrected. We stated yesterday, that tue
majority for the Constitution was 10, 62a Il is
not quite so much, small error having been detect
ed in the addition. The majority is 10, 4ea, viz
Eor e6o55
Against 1858
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-02
FOR RENT.

FOR hEN j
- Phe two story Dwelling House lately
inn. occupied by me on 9th street, near to L
ksSs street, and in of Tanbark Hall. II
Aels in good repair-convenently loated
for a man of business, and well planned, having two
large rooms and passage on first floor, five cham
bers and a store room above, and two cellar rooms
n kitchen and lodging rooms below. with pleasant
garden SPOT. Immediate possession can be had -
Apply to Mr.. r. Sampson, at the Richmond Poun-
dry, or TO ID. /. BURR.
ly 2-aaWdw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-02

Midlings-Ertr0.
q 0nn Bbs. of Smlthfeld midlngs, extra fne,
O,OOO averaging 81 lbs. for sale, for cash
only, on board the Comet in the Dock
july JAS. WINSTON.
TTPPER LEATHER g. KIP SKIS, Just receive
- cd and for sale, by JAMES WINSTON
iy2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-02
Paper.

ID ECEIVED on consignment, and for sale low.
~ 30 reams Imperial Printing Paper.
~ q BALDWIN. IVES & CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-02
TOBACCO.

pLANTERS are respectfully informed, that all
IL Tobacco consigned to us for the future, shall be
received into the Ware House free Of drayage from
the Basin or the Dock Freight, &c. paid whom re-
quested, by w. &T BURTON
apr i0-9aw16tc Inspectors Seabrooks
A YOUTH of Is or 10, is wanted ut the Wing OF
4 hce as an apprentice, to learn the Printing Blu
siness II IL necessary TINT no have a good English
education and be of moral character and Industrious
habits
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-02
~ avarInOS.

y Cases Navarno b nDeis, some of which are new
= style. recently received, direct from the manu-
facturer, and for sale by the Dozen exceed
dinghy low prices.
jy g BALDWIN. IVES& CO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
selling Off at Auction prices

lblHE subsst,ber's stock OF Goods icing much
II reduced he has determined 20 cell the re-
u,ainder of al spctiou price,. rather Than con-
tiaue on expenses h-,e, and though broken,
ooa.is,. ., man, pery deagotie articles, part
OF which follow
cslicors. tslnehsm,, Cambries. plain, checked
and corded, plain and figured Book Mus.
Inns
Dleaebed and anhleachsd Cotton Cloths
A lev Coat Patterns. blue AID black Cloths,
very cheap
Ribbons. Hosiery, SILK and worsied Brsids. Bed
Tickiugs, Russo sbeei,nes. Tickienbosss
and oznsburgs. Spun Cotton.
White figured Glos lie Naples silk. very tie-
enni and rsry ch,op
Scarlet and WHITE Mefino and other Handker-
chiefs
Cotton and SILK Bandsnoss and flag do
Yer, besi gilt Buiians, for coats by the gross OF
dozen. very low
conmsa do do
koab ard Stock Locks, Hinges
oisss Tumbiers and Deesnlsrs
Guns and Saueers--plsies, &C. &r.
All Of which shall be- seId laser than they can
now be boogh, by wholesale IN the regular
way. HENRY ALLlsoN.
Nov. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

NfOriCE by virtute of deed Of lrust,
IN executed by the late Hill Carter 10 the
Undersigned, bearing date the l4,h day of
May, 1928. and recorded in the county court
of Amherst. for the purpose Of securing to the
President, Directors IL Co. OF the Fafmtr,' Box
OF Virgins, certain debts in the said deed lnenpQn
ed. w'ihintere.t thereon, we, or one sf u.s. VIII
proceed 10 sell, at public auctioO, for cash, on
the second day OF December ne At, 10 the town
OF New Glasgow, in the county OF Amhersb
10 front OF the Tavern, occupied by Mn J. S.
.Pendleton, seventeen Slaves, with the increase
II any, of the females, or so many of the sad
Slaves as shall be suili cientio pay 70 the said
President, Directors L. Co. of the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia the amount due 10 them, uu
der the deed aforesaid, together ith the char
ges of sale The sale will continue from day
TO day, if necessary---The Trustees will convey
to the purchaser such title only as is vested in
them by virtue of the deed above mentioned.
AIExaSo Gi' fo MP Trustees
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