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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
AN AMENDED CONSTITUTION
Form Of Government for Virginia.
Adopted January 18th, 1890


Whereas the Delegates and Representatives of the
good people Of Virginia in Convention assembled ON
INC twcmy-ninh day OF juno in the year of our Lord
one THOUSAND seven hundred and scventysix rectino
aud declaring. that whereas, George the third Kip9
vi Grca Britain aud Ireland and Elcctor of Hanover
before that time entrusted with the exercise of the
hingy Office IN the Government Of Virginia, had en-
ueaVodfed To pcrvcrt the INTO a detsstab!c and
lnSnpPottahlc tyrnnny, by putting his negative oil
laws the most whpeso1nn aud necessary for the uub
icSood; Oy denying his Governors permission 10 pags
laws OF immediate and pressing Importance ublcsg
suspended in their operation for his nsscnt md ,vle
SO suspended ncglcCinG 70 attend TO them for MANY
years ~ refusing to pass certain other In ws lns
INC persons TO be benefited by them would rcli1dui.h
MISUNDERSTANDING risnt Oi representation III the Isepsa-
llTe by dlssovipg legislative assemblies repeatedlv
and continually, for opposing with manly fjrmness
ms Invas)ons Of the rights Of the people; when dis
solved, by refusing 10 call others for LONG suace nj
Imc, Thereby leaving the fotcal system without anv
legislative head; by cndcavonriug TO prevent the pom
uaton Of our country and for that purpoge obst
ing the laws for the naturalization Of foteDners. h
keeping among us, ~ time Of pcacc standing nrmcs
am SLIPS of war; by affecting TO render the military
'"'" cn'Hnt OIL ana superour to- tho civil power; by
cumming van o'hers To subject us to foreign juris-
HCIOl giving his assent 10 their pretended ncts Of
irgslaion Tor quorering large bodies ofsrnod
among US, Tor cutting of trade with alt par,, nC
INC void tor imposing taxes OH us without orr con
sent, tor deprving Of tic benefits of the ro h,
Iy lot transporting US beyond seas TO be tried for
pretended ohcnces for suspeudinp our own Icgisln
lures and declaring themselves invested with power
10 leglsatC Tor us m all cases whatsoever; byuundcr
ing our soas, ravngng coasis. burning our towns
ana destroyDgthe lives Of our people; by melting in
surrectOns OF our fellow subjects with The allure
inents OF forfeiture and confscationi by prompting
our negroes TO rise IN among US those very NO.
groes, whom by an nhUm1n use Of hi- negative
Ire had refused us permission TO exclude Nv law:
by endeavouriDg to bring on tho inbabitants al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19

- aug woe" sfrr'.d BY the Goyc'nor shall ice
oed Ny mn" Tie Justices shall appo,c Cosiabi-s Ana,
all lees Of The aforesaid 'cefs, shall he -ul,,,l A., y
WINS shnii RON IN the the rahh ,I
Virginia, add tear tcstc 10y the Clerks of this s.>,,nI
indictments shall conclude, ssns, the caes and py of
ARrfctE vi.
Treasurer shall be appointed annually by Join, vote at
both Houscy - 49, ~'> ~
Aurrri8 VII.
Tue Executive Department o the shall ,r,un;
Ne present organized, aud the Gcvenc, Priyy tonc
os sna continue IN Office uu,il Governor elected under
constitution shall Office, other persons
Mnen ms Constitution shall adopted, here
W expressly directed shall continue in Office iii, sue.
sha be appointed, the otherwise provide
n az inc .ours OF Justice existing shall continue with
jurisdiction, until aud rScepi as udcat
Legislature. s~" y WV
Done IN Conventionin the city of Richmond on thu
fifteenth day OF January, in tho year Of our Lori
ono thousand eight hundred and thirty, and in the
MY fourth year ut the Independence of. the u.
States of America
PHILIP p. BARBOUR,
President cfhe Convention.
%. BaiGas,
Secretary IF The Convention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
SCHEDULE.


orde Cd, thut the roll containing the draff Of ths
amended constitution adopted by this Convention e.
ny II snbmitted 10 the people of this commonwealth
for their ratification rejection, be enclosed by tho
secretary IN case proper for it, preservation and
acp'Sred among the archives OF the Council OF
State.
Ordered. that the Secretary do cause the journals
OF the proceedings Of this Convention to be fairly
entered IN a we'll bound book, and after the same
shall have been signed by the President and Score
tary NAT he deposit the same, together with all the
documents IN tho possession of the Conven-
urchieves Of the Council of State and Rrthor that
he cause 10 printed copies to be we'll bound, aud
deposited in the Public Library.
Ordered, that the President Of the Convention DO
certify tine copy of The amended Constitution to
INC General Assembly now in session; and that the
Genera Assembly he, and they are hereby ,rouestc,I
TO make any additional provisions BY law. which NAV
oc necessary and proper for submitting the same to
the voters thereby qualified to vote for members of
the General Assembly, ut tho next April election,
and for organizing the government under the amend
cd Constitution IN case It shall be approved and ruti-
hah by such voters - 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
BALDWIN, IVES & Co.

4 AVE received by recent arrivals, and offer oil
IL ''hoicsaie or retail. upon accommodating terms
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-01
3zAlaJR WJIe IA1JtD3 FOR D4ASzyDsa IN PHILLIPS COUNTY, AEeg2sS. TERRA
NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN,

vvaAl the undersigned Sheriff the eou o l m the ier of Asn will aiod e t following described land lying andb unless the 
 the o'clock o'clock noof
 dco if bes t #H Hbesa eae hesoaas saeof the eract
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-01

cAtEEO Disney Robert Dickerson Townsen Dykers Lemuel Demory Roswell's h's Dunffee Patrick's h's Elliot Wright W. Farley Thomas Evans K. K. Fisher Arnold
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-04

that all the religious services should take place
in the prispn. rather than OIL the scaffold The
sheriff and his d Eers conducted him from the
south to the north end of the prison, where the
scaf5ld was erected He walked with firm and
unfaiterine step. with his arms piui6ued behind
him, and without the manifestation Of any strong
or violent emotions. Whenhe lad asceadetl the
flight of steps, and first placed his foot on the
seaffoid, he drew one deep and long sigh, and
then was re-assured. 49,
:, He had expressed a desire not to be kept
long at the place of execution as spectacle, aud
soon drew from his bosom handkerchief todrop
as signal Of his readiness, even beinre the Off
GERS had finished the preparatory steps. The drop
fell Just before o'clock, and he u'ed without a
struggle. When he first fell he raised convu-
siyely his hand, hichquiekly, however, fell life
lessly by his side.
:. His BODY after hanging short time, was
coihned, taken into the prison, and put&at the
disposal ofhis family. On Monday agrave was
dug for him at the side Of his mother.
;. Since his conviction. we are told that he has
persisted in declaring his innocence of the charge
alleged against him, just as he did when sen
teuce was passed upon him by the Court.
'.Daring his coniinement he appears to have
been rejecting on the past, more than looking
IOTWdTu 10 TIE oSShis w ud'G UcCu
more intent on reproaching and finding fault
with others for occurrences at his trial, than in
remorse or repentance. He has never shown
any strong emotions, but has remained unmoved
and cool, and indifferent apparently 10 the. fate
that awaited him.
Ill common report is TO be believed, his short
life has been spentin wickedness, free from the re-
straints of morality and religion. In his 5ovhood
he was guilty Of stealing from some Of his family;
aud from that time till his arrest his habits Of life
were debauched, his morals dissoute, his lam
guase profane and licentious, andhs indulgence
in strong drink excessive. II was said that he
was intoxicated on the evening of the 2d April,
when he went to visit r.. Crowninshield, Jr. in
Danvers; on the evening of the murder when he
met Richard in Bromn-street; Oh the evening
when he was arrested at Wcnham."
The Commercial Gazette says:--
alt is understood that Knapp has left a sealed
package, with directions that II be opened after
the tria! of his brother Joseph, which takes place
I'M November -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-04
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-ocroprn /.

FLovR.-
Hrara stree, H5r-Since Monday last the
wagun price has been pretty uniform al s55,l2as
per bbl. In The early part OF the week, a lot or
two was sold from stores at S5.j7i and some at
$3.50. More recently however. sales from
stores have been made at 1925 per bbl. and With
in the last twenty four hours small parcel or t"
has been sold at fraction less. To-day holders
generally ask SJ,25 per Dbl. The receipts, 1t
will be seen, are quite small. and the stock OF
course limited.
Cay uiNs Flour. Several parcels Of erfrQ
quality have been sold in the course of the week
at g. per Dbl. on time with interest added, and
one parcel of about 500 bbls. ertra. at s., l24
on 6 months without intercst We quote this
description to-day at IS full. Sales oE several
considerable parcels of standard quality have
been made at S4.S7a per bb' interest added; o"e
! marcel of $50 bbs. at S4.S cash: and one par
eel of 900 500 bbls at AIS. Holders general
" ask. today, S4,67! for standard.
| RE Flmr-Nene of consequence in market.
CORY 3ieal. None in market.
! GRaIN and SEEps-
ITbeaf. The prevalence Of unfavorab'e winds
FIR some DAYS has limited the supplies at market
/ this week. Sales of parcels Of good to prime red
have ranged from 90 a 90 cents per busheI; and
at the last named price several cargoes were rea-
div taken Yesterday and to-day. There has been
vsry little Of what is properly termed prime red
wheat at market, and it is believed that approx
.dparcels of that description would command an
advance on our highest rate. A cargo ui white
wheat. suitable for family flour. was sold on
Thursday at S1.05 per bushel. We quote 9th
or sorts of white az % n 100 cents.
Cua.-Until Thursday inclusive the sales o.
Corn ranged from about 50 81 cents per bushel.
Since then the'marketis somwhat unsettled ana
the article il nor considered worth a. much by
cents per bushel This morning parcel of 1000
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-04

From tAc Georgefo,on Col. Gazette, Oct. ..
We ore much grattied to have il in our power
20 iuf.rm the friends of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, that it is nov navisabe for boats the
whole distance, from Seneca down TO the old
locks, upwards of 30 miles. The letting in OF
the water was completed yesterday, and not a
teak or break discovered in any part of the line.
This is cheering to all-it will not only Increase
our trade, but is an evidence that the work has
been done in faithful manner.
We understand that one boat, bound for Har-
pcr's Ferry and the Shenandoah, passed up yes
terday. and in consideration Of her being the first
and the harbinger Of good news to the country,
she was permitted to 70 tell fee; two boats also
came down.
We shah be happy to offer our friends, from
BALrlMoRt. or elsewhere. an opportunity to take
an excursion of pleasure, for which a boat has
been already prepared.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-04
ALEXANDRIA. j. c.
MoNasY N0RNlsG, OCTOBER a, 1880.
POSTSCRIPT.

From fle Richmond Whig Of EidGy.
siJ- Letters received last evening in this city
from Philadelphia, state the loss ofthe packet ship
Monongahela, Capt. Dixey. Of that port for Ii
verpoo, with all the passengers and Crew.
Among the passengers were JouN Htns Pow
ELL, (the great AgriJaIturist philadelphia, his
wife aud nine children: alsu another large family
The Monongahea sailed from Philadelphia on
the 10th August 1t was lost in the great gale
about the middle Of that month.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-04

great political change. in Spain, are teo unesui
vocal to be mistaken. The following is an ex
! tract.
"BARoELoNA, Aug. IL" The news from
Paris has given great impulse to pubic spirit il
our town, and much more so to the persons tina
dwell on our sea coast, who are already in state
of fermeat Since the arrival OF this news all
our authorities military, civil, and ecclesiastic
are III constant deibetation. and they have re-
uiforced the garrison Of our. citadel, Of Astaraza
nas, and Of the fortress of A1ontjm. The Mill.
tary chiefs had at first the intention to command
that domiciliary visits should be made, and that
all our arms should be taken away from US; but
1t afterwards occurred to them that this measure
might be signal for general explosion, sach
as that Of Paris, and they accordingly changed
their minds"
Ferdinand has issued new decree against the
press in Spain, BY which imprisonment for two
years Is declared against minor offences, and the
punishment OF death awarded to authors and print
ers who shall publish books containing treasona-
Bile or sacriigous expressions. Lit. Gaz
The Britannia store ship has sailed for Gal
licia with cannon, 9000 stane of arms, gunpowder
&c. Gen. Qairoga departs soon for the same pro-
vince, where his brother has already arrived and
commenced his operations.
The Councils Of Ministers succeeded each other,
or more correctly speaking. there is permanent
Council since the events of Paris have become
known. Ii we are to believe public reports, the
Council is divided into two parts--,he first is
for the immediate assembling of the Cortes (par
Estamentos. This measure is said to have been
advised BY our Ambassador at Paris. The other
is for COMPRISING the public mind BY great dis
play for force, and purposes to arm all the provin-
ciai militia to increase the effective corps Of Roy
alist volunteers, aud put all things in the same
state Of organization as In 1925.
Nothing however can be settled as vet, and Int is
ascertaned that no measure will be taken, before
the Captain. Generals of the Provinces and the
Intendants have made the returns ordered res
pecting the state of the public mind. and the mo-
diiications which the late events may have caused.
In the mean time the ferment is great at Mad
rid. aud as there was much m1rmering respect
inc the silence Of government. 1t determined
to say something to-day in the official Gazette.
MADRip. AUG. l5--(By an extraordinary con-
vevance.) Things remain in the same state as at
the departure of the last post 1t seems to be
determined that the Council Of State shall be re-
organized.
LONDON. August %.
CITY at IL o'clock--Rassian Bonds are 1875
to 1881; and Danish 722 IS.
Halfpast 1.-The Consul market is at Oh for
The Account, and the market wears very heavy
appearance.
Spanish stock continues IN object of very con-
siderable. speculation, and is at 26 J. with ev-
rrv appearance of further atvaace. The intel
igence fran Colombia is understood 10 be very
uufavorable, but the stock maintains It's price OF
Isl "a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-04
.,Nots and shoes.
Office ofihe Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company,

NAsHtEGroN, July "a, 1880
I!CE'is hereby given, that an nstalment Of Two
d,!iars ard fli, cents per share (be'ng the 18th
n.,,mentl oever, share OF stock III the Che sapeake
md OHIO Canal Compan., rs required to be paid on tho
an da, orOctob ~ neAti and rt .ient ct two
lo,rs aud ffy per shar tbeing the l9,h ms al.
enD on the ST. da. OF >ovemnber nest; which install
IA nt must he paid the credit fthe ,apeskc and
ohio .na COMPANY to the Cashier other officer Of
rthcr OF ia, following Banks. viz:
he Branch Bank OF the United States at Wash
justor;
rhe Bank % Washington at Washington;
The Patriotic Bank Of y ashngton, do
The iIsnk OF the metropolis, do
The Farmers and siechancs' Bank, at Georgetown
The Bank of Aiexandla, at Alexandra;
Tire Bank of Potomac, DO
The FarTn~rs' Bank OF Alexandria 90
The Mechanics Bank of Aiexai'drin, DO
The Hager,,own u NIX in iiager''ow". NO. w.
TIE Branch Of the Valley Bank, 10 Chariestown. W..
ri pr.pch of the Valley Bank, IN leesburg, We.
gy order Of the President and Directors
"y JOHN r iNGtE,
IN CLERK Ches. Z .n'o Canal compass'
aug A-f.veNore
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-04


LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Aug. e5.
We can quote no alteration in any article Of
grain from Monday, and there Is scarcely any
business doing.
- LlyERPooL, August 81.
A continuance of fine harvest weather. with
such reduction in the dltieson Foreign Grain,
as will immediately iiberate the whute of the
Wheat and Flour, aud probably great propor-
non of the Oats now under lock. Fad further
Influence on our prices of all Grain. Free Wheat
si,Ice this day week has fallen in value Id To Cd
per 20 lbs. and Oats ID. to sd. per Is lbs. Other
articles of the trade Barley, Beans, and Peas
are each offered on lower terms, with very little
demand. Flour, both English and Foreign. is
considerably cheaper, the former 10 2s per sack.
aud the latter fully as much per br, Oatmeal
may be blpght 2s per sack lower. One Or two
parcels OF Wheat in band nave changed hands. at
,abont the present difference in duty:sbut few
transactions haye occurred in other articles.
LIVERPOOL MARKET-Aug. IS.
There has been moderate business doing in
wheat iioura lower prices; The Weather has been
generally favorable fora week past throughout the
country. and IN many parts Of he southern coun-
ties, the harvest Is pro eedug rapidly-thc duty
on Hour Is aow Is Z per hr!. and the present
prices are. for bonded 30sa SIS. duty paid SIS TO
55s persi,rl. bat thefitnre currrency will depend
mainly or the weather.. Tobacco. the sales are
not weighty
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-04
GCNSTON,
2NNN .Acres of L.anA.

THIS land ~ sold IN sa'fsr, i, BIT due To the heirs
e the late Walter D. irpok. The title tcthe shove
and is unquestIonAbc; but, selling Trustee. shall
copvey other title than that vested in me BY said
deed. ". II. .Foo1E.
sept Cts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-04

We acknowledge the receipt of $50 for the
benefit of the House of Industry, from some
friend who writes Us ANONYMOUSLY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-04
NJ IN NuuA
aAvXanAria acaaemy

NJ BO-NONIii, who wps elected BY The Trus
WI tees OF Ire Aexandria academy as principal
4 her ii that Institution, having declined the situa.
,ipn, the rri,tcrs have this uGaB.m0us elected
'ir Nancy, NcGAgRY, tiisdu.ic Of trinity College,
pubn, IN the III ,dom Of Ireland. pri pa CHI
- cf the * ,nlra emy The trustees having
3rocuP, tie most satisfactory esr ona's Of hr Nc-
q ,senfs, cq urrInenis and capacity for nstruc-
ION, both from Ireland AM this country, recon IN,
ann TO the JtiDlic gent m-n wet! qualified TO in
,t-nci pup,!s IN III Latin an3 Greek langu tecs the
Mathematics AID all the branches Of III Ln.iish edu
catoe.
rlr Notary viii commence his School al The
cl,oolronm on Prince street, between Washington aid
ST Asap,, streets, Wednesday next, the Z9h inst.
Refer to Rcnr L. lArLOa. ESq. iiueu sN'ru, Esq.
WI l.. HOECoON,
sen. 25-dlf See, of the iSoard Of trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-04
V alu b q Neui Estate fur sale.

10y virtue az Deed Of Trust, executed to me by
- George Mason Of F,irfsx County, Va and duly
recorded in he Clerks office of said County, bearing
date 9th MAY 1884, shah offer for sale public zuc.
tim, for CASH II, C.ts's Tavern, West End, ON the
18Th dry Of october l851,hat valuable Tract Of Land
called
GTNST0N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-04
E;avM for sale.

WILL. sell great bargain in tract of Land, ly-
ing on Che Leesbu'g Road. sbou, four miies from
Washington Bridge AMI siS seven from Aiexap-
dria; containing upward. OF
THIRTY .4CRES;
IL ! On which is a small Nv cling house new and
IrGg unfinished, whr when comp lercd ma, be
2ss,sss-i made quit cOmor-bl, for a small family -
The soil sOeraby good. tbc.stuation healthy, &c.
ie'ms liberal. apply 70
sept s GEO WHITE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

N5ReKEE. ROBINSON & Go. are opening
~ large and general assortment oil staple
Fancy Goods, selected oul Of the Sprung arr
walls al New York, and are rcmarksble Tor 'hsi'
variety Of sly and cheapness.
Hair e.rded and checked Cambricks, very low
s and London Cambricks, solt dressed
Beautiful hgd Swiss Muslns
Sw ss and Manchester Ginghams. rev style
EtalTe Indenne, entirely new article
bnzes Mlanese Ribbons. dc
Super6ne Liaeu Cambficks
8 4 and Z kentiags, approved beaeh
Scarborough Gauze Hdkts. beautiful
Belt Ribbons new patterns
SILK and Cotton Hozery, at half price
Fame, Soaps. odonr delicious
Cologne an Florida Water, in cut bottles
Threa and Blonde Laees, sup quality
Babbineu do 3, q and o'i
Beautiful Straw aud travelling Baskets
Black Bombazne. "a and ga, very cheap
Black Luslrings for gentlemen, wear
Sup. Rnsen Cashmere
Black Prnnella, very superior
/ The above Goods are fresh-all purchased
for cash, and will be sold on such terms as vii
please lbe planter, and be an Offset againsli the
! low prices OF Tobacco.
| March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06
NEW ARRIVALS.

HE subscriber ANNOUNCES 10 lhs customers
I and the public, that he has just received
a part OF his Spring supply Of Goods, and m
vnes shem TO call us he is determined 10 sell
yer, low for cash. He will, in y very lew
days, receive much larger addition to his
stock, direct from New York
Part ofrhem just received from that city are;
Fancy Prints
toulard do
G,ushams Ia few ps. only got hand)
Drab Baitlsie
Cotton and Silk Hose
A fe~ pieces Hnir Cord Cambria
Cotton Cambrlcs aud Musns
Book, Jaconeu and Lappe,t do
Tapes, Bobbins, and Floss Thread
Blue, black and olive Cloths
Bleached Russia Drilling
Brown French do
Yellow Nankeons
Striped jeans and Wilmington stripes
Black Pfnnella Lasting Qor gents coats and
DO Brochelle do
DO Cucassiaus
Do Bonnie Gets
White aud fgur, d Marsees Vestings
Yellow, Scarlet and Chocolate Bandannas
A few Bales Brown Shifting and Sheelngs
Oznaburgs and Iickenburgs
All very cheap
HENRY ALLISON.
p. s. All those indebted TO the subscriber
are solicited TO make immediate payment as
thrir accounts are past due with very few
exceptions) IL A.
April 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06


,..husI saLE.--by sisiue ofa dec OF tosi
- exc, aied 10 the subscriber by bshjam'.i
Noryell TO certain purposes therein expressed,
and mhieh deed hears date on the 27ih nay o.
sepiemhe,. ls2i. and duly OF teeofd "a the
County court OF Amherst. will he eHPosso 10
sale, At public auction, for cash, on SATURDAY
the 29tn day Of the present month thaN 81
,bs ,,vera Of Mrs. Hsnc. Hill. ~ the county Of
Ambers,. the following slaves. vi u The increase
Of the females since The date OF sais deed. Ia
VT. Bc,y. womsu, George, Nd aud Ann
Eliza with sone Chi drer, (theif names not IL
collected or 50 many of sid slaves as may be
NECESSARY 10 discharge band of gas msn-
toned 10 sad deed. with the interest aud char
ees of exsrBtng me trust.
Acting as trustee, the undersigned will con.
yey such title rs is vested IN him by SAID trust
deed aud none other.
JAS. l., LAMPkiN, Trustee.
MAY 3 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

S<roTiCE.--The Subscriber having deter.
LII miaed 10 discontinue business In this
place, earnestly requests those indebted TO bin
tbY bond OF oiherwise.) to make immediate
payment 10 Mr.. William Digges, who "a alone
authorised 10 settle Ibr same and those hav-
ing claims. will present them for adjustment.
All those indebted 10 the concern oil 5. q NJ
Allen L. Co. are requested 10 make immediate
payment, as longer indulgence cannot he CIV.
en- b. ". HEWoON.
NAV 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06
Na\uah\e Seryants.

VIE Subscriber has two valuable male SER
IL wants for sale, the eldest ofwhich is a brio h,
muiatto, about twenty years old, fine dislno
room servant. having been raised alone IN ,hai
business; being sprighdy and active he would
make good Osder, or Carriage driver; the
other of a dark complexion, about is yeas old
stout built, and will make good Mechsn'
&c. will sell them at fair price, or exchange
them for house aud lot in his place. suitable
for small family. MATILDA NASH.
April % d,