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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-13
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES.

JANUARY FRM, IODV.
Pule-Tne Court on the Cd day. IN each term,
hereafter, will commence calling the cases for at
rument, in the order in which they stand or ne
dockct, and proceed from day to day during the
term, in the same order; and it the parties. or
either Of them, shall be ready when the case is
called. the same will be heard-and if neither
party shall be ready to proceed in the argument,
the cause shall 20 down to the foot OF the Dock
ct. unless some good and satisfactory reason to
the contrary shall be shewn to the Court-That
ten causes only shall be considered as liable to
be called on each day during the term. including
the one under argument, # the same shall not be
concluded on the preceding dav. No cause
shall be taken up out of the order on the dock
ct, OF be set down for any particular day. ex-
cey under special aud peculiar circumstances, to
w. shown 10 the Court. Everv cause which shall
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70 ice .%u!ice
Euti'e.
Notice

.NNttFE
office of the alexandria Canal Company.
HI Ns no Estimates for W hDFN Qoh-
Il OUG1, uPr0r,ed on sto"ep'rrs across me "', mac
Ik,v-r near oreeown to conve, water fer the AK
anlra Canal will b. we'd AT The III" - Zee en-
pan,, in Aexandra, unhi the 2Oh day cf Defemof
neat
he widths AMI souriugs ~ lie River, with any
other necessary j. formation. n,at be OBTAIN 81 on ap
nlica,ion either IN person. b, r;t,rsd' rssscd To
HUGH SMITH,
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Sutice

vs1uE Stockholders ,r IL r,ncrS' Bank Of Aleysn
dr;s. ar. hrre,v un fed, ,h,, Erection Of ,hir.
teen Directors fer the ensuing wear. vii ~ te!d at
her Banking House, On Ho"day fhet5d If January
NEXT JOHN f;'"rr' Nas''e'
Gee --lawtEiee
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President &C the AleyandrIa Canal company
nov % cGt30hhec
(National Int Hgrucer and Telegraph
4 iIncl; .AMNitMlNG.

y
ssvl!r su scriber respe ctu, inform thu public that
he still carries On the t,r!i-iianstng, ock and
u bite smiths }usn' So at his old cs'aohshme' OH
,,J ety., .. few ,,oors north f the Market House
u h. 70. all wr:s lett with him w b. cu'ed as usual
wit. nea:nc,s and despatch pers"ns Wishing bells
hung. wuuG do well to give him call. AS he under
stands 'ht buscs perfectly aud ca'' hang them as
well aud ~ low th'y can be lone here or els where
m has on band sever, auud, Keys. AM Blanks SUIT
Ell f,rIock fe,ery description; with cneral as
rtmrnt of slater as uiIible for has business
Locks China, Gas, rrPar,d d, AS usual III 'he
hes; IN q, ncr aud a, far and moderate prices.
n,y 20 2.w2w GEO. II. DUFFEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-23

and be found united by views Of lofty public virtue
ever pursuing the objects of enlightened State Fede
raj policy"
II The Judiciary May the clogs which have hithcr-
TO i,npeded its operation be speedily removed by the
Union of Law and Equity on the same bench.
IL The future Governors of Virginia; May they prove
as responsible TO the people under the New as their
predecessors were under the Old Constitution.
i3 The Ladies': With whom, even death is more toler-
able, than life, without them.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY MIR. Gregory The New Constitution: Nav its
government be pateal, and the young men aud ladies'
contemporaneous with IFS era, be speedily united in hap
nv wedlock.
b. Capt. Layton. The New Constitution: May I.
extend the same happy influence far as that widow
ers and Widows may also participate in its blessings.
by Mr. VIM Broadus. Gen. Washington: See. how
he shines in Gen. jackson.
BY gentleman. May the composed ashes of Gen.
washington never again be reused by comparison so
by Mr. E. T. Montague. Gen. Washington: May his
memory be speedily relieved from the oliun of COM
parson with Andrew Jackson.
by Mr.. Broadus. The shade of Cen Washington:
How II frowns upon the last toast.
by Capt. VIM Oliver. The present Administration:
IL Is pleasing TO see the intrigue OF Adams Clay done
by Mr.. e. T. Montague. The present Administra-
on; IL hey possessed the independence and purity OF
'her immediate predecessors, corruption would not
stalk with such shameless front through all the de-
partmentS of govcrnment
BY L. b. Montague, Esq. Gen. A. jackson: The
present independent and patriotic Chief Magistrate.
By Mr. Broadus. The People of the u. States We
cherish the hope that they will make due allowance or
the liability oil human opinion manifested in the pre-
ceding toass.
BY Mr.. Gregory Difference Of opinion as to men
1t springs from the ialliby of human Judgment; let us
not err as 10 principle
by Mr.. Syrus Segar. John Randolph of Roanoke
How the Russians will star at the great Republican
by the President. Agriculture: Placed at the head
oil the useful arts, tits equally useful moral nsuc-
tor of the heart.
BY Mr.. scgar. Our Country: May it be os much
distinguished for pcty as ii is for freedom.
By MIR. Gregory. The act of Religious liberation
the best guardian of that pety.
BY Capt Layton. The American Union: May it ne
yer be dissolved.
Mr.. Gregory having retired from the table, the fol-
lowing toast was received with warm appreciation:
Bv a gentleman. Our Guest: An able opponent of
the Judiciary Aristocracy Let him but manifest the
same vigilance in guarding the interests of the district
that characterized his representation of King Will am
aud he will ensure the confidence and support of the
people.
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July l6.
N. CHANCERY In Louisa County Court, June
a 10th, 1890
James Cole Dickinson, Ptf

IN
James Cole Dickinson, Pitt.
against
VIM. Gillian and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Ella.
beth Barclay, George Boxey and Ca,harine Iia wife
formerly Catherine relay, John Kinbfoneh and Ca.
tharine his wife, VIM S. Boxley, Samuel Hunter and
Mary his wife, Albert Boxey, John Graves and Marine
his wife Eliza j. Bo>ley, which said last mentioned
Caiharne, William s.. Mary Albert, Marine land ELI
j., children OF John BoSey and Mary Boxley, dec
who was Mary Barclay, John W.. Lucy Anne and Ma
ry ID. BoNley, which said John W, Lucy Anne, and.
Mary b. Boxley are children of John C Boxlev, dec ,
another child OF the said Mary Boxley, dec, Virginia
and Martha B)xley, children of Joseph Boxlsy, dec
another child Of the said Mary Boxey, dec, Mary and
EIzseeth Boxley, children OF Benjamin Boxley, dec,
another child Of the 'sid Mary Boxley, dec, John
Wills, John VIM and Lucy his wife, Nancy B,xley,
now The willow OF John e. BDXley, dec, which said
John, Lucy and Nancy children OF J3hn Wills and
Lucy W'ii-, dec h' wife, wAo was Llcy Barclay,
John, Joshua, Hotatio, Lucy Anne and Eiz ,beih
Wis, children Of lIOratio Wl' dec, another child Of
the said Lucy Wills, dec, James L. Oliver end Nancy
bis wife, which said Nancy is chilli of Susan Dckn
SON dec, who, in her life time. ntertnarried with JAZZ
Drkinsor Jr her first husband, aud the father Of the
band, Tue said James Dickinson, Jr, and then inter
married with PalsOn Boxley, Robert H. Andrews.
child OF VIM Andrews and Bona his wife, which said
Bolna ia child OF the said Susan by her said first hus
band, James Holiday and Huldah hi, wife, Catha
rine Boxey, George b. Nuckols and Mirah r. his
wite, Jane and Susanna Boxey, which said Hudab
Catherine, Mirah II Jane and Susanna, are children OF
me said Susan, by the sald Plson Boxley, her second
husband, DstI,s
The defendants, George BOxley and Caharine his
vile, John Marlborough and Caharine his vile, Yr gina
ana Martha BoS'ey, James L.. Oliver and Nancy his
wiie, and James l.. Holiday and Huldah his wife not
mating entered their appearance, and given security
according TO law and the rules Of this Court it APP
pearngfo the satisfaction OF the Court that they no,
nha9ltants OF this State On the motion Of the Plaintiff
by his Counsel is Ordered That the said defendants
20 appear here on the first day Of September Court
next, and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff and that a
Copy OF this Order be forthwith inserted in the En-.
iuirer' paper published ia The City of Richmond
Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door
oil The Courthouse OF this county on some Court tay
A'Copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER, C. L. C.
July9. Is-wsw
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FHNKUST DEED-By virtue OF deed OF Trust
N executed 10 US by VIM. o. Walton bearing date
on the 22 day OF July 1929, anil duly recorded in the
Once Of the Clerk OF Cumberland Court, for purposes
herein mentioned we shall Thursday the 10Th day
OF August next iar otherwise the nex fair day pro.
coed 10 sell, to tie highest bidder public sale on the
premises, a tract OF land lying in the lower end q!
acres, more lessolso one ohqr tract of land in said
county near The i1rmer, containing one hundred anA
ten acres more or lees: said tracts cl land being more
taFc"'4ry described in said deed.-Aso the following
slaves viz: Washer, Peyton, Izy and her child Bur.
"el and Charlotte with the future increase of the e.
males, The sock' Of horses, oxen, Sc. The crops of
iobacco wheat, x. valuable stallion and the house.
hold and kitchen furniture Of the said WIN Walton
or so much thereof may be necessary to carry The
req"isiol OF sail deed into efTsct The lille /. be-
eVed 70 he good, bat such only will be conveyed as is
vested in Tvs under the deed.
SAMUEL HATCHER TIus-
EDWARD WALTON, {hes
Cumherand July h 1880. Is-y,ds
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June Is

ENOR SALE. a Tract Of Land, lying in the county
q Of Prince Edward, on both sides OF Beech River
miles south Of Farnvilir, and containing between
hundred and thousand acre., on which there is a
Belevir < that will purchase, without viewing
lhe premises, orbear giving any description Of The
Land, which can be by application to me- or nv
OverseeT living Onif
N. If the above Land Is not cold before the 2,d
Monday In October next il will be divided anJ soId n
the highest bidder that day, When the terms Of sale
viii be made known, PEYTON RANDOLPH
June ~ 10 -Wl1s.O
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Clerks Office of the Court OF Prince Edward, on
the 7h day of June, 1890
Otis Williams aud Hety Williams, formerly Sayler,
Pitts.
Moses Tredway and James ID Wood Ex'ors OF Mar.
tin Saylcr dec Jacob S,yler, Henry WHEEL and Ez-
aheh his wife, formerly S,ylsr Michael Sayier, John
H. Luiz aod Mary his wife, formerly Sayler, Henry
Syler, Btihshem Harvey and Esther tis wife, for
nery Ssyler, Jesse LUZ and Sarah his wife, formerly
Sayler. and David Sayler, heirs and representatives OF
Jacob Sayler, dec. Michael SAyler and Henry L Pc
ter, Jacob, Juhn Michael, William and Samuel linn,
John Mncar, son OF Mary Mincar dec, formerly Ma
~ Zinn the younger John HUFF and Elizabeth his wife,
formerly Elizabeth Miacar. daug her of said Mary linn
the younger aud David Wills aud Mary his vie, for
meTIy Mary Mincar, daughter Of said Marv Znn the
younger. IRIS and representatives, OF Mary Zinn, dec
formerly Siyler, Elizabeth Robinson and John S,yler
Henry Sayler, Jacob Sayer, and Daniel Ssyer heirs
aud Representatives OF Henry Siyler. d c. and Mi.
ehaei 'yler Joseph Slyle" Christian Reede aud Ez
abeth his wife, formerly Siyicr Christian B.iets and
Caharine his wife, formerly Sayler, Simon Hening and
Magdaine bis wife, formerly Sayler. John Wisner AID
Mary his wife, formerly Sdyer, heirs and Representa-
lives Of John Sayler, dec. Deilt,.
The defendants I'm Sayler, Henry Sayler, and Ja-
cob Sayler, heirs and representatives, of Henry Sayer
dec, and the defendants Michael Sayler, Joseph Say
Ter, Christian Reede and Elizabeth hs wlfs Christian
Briefs and Catharine his wife, Simon H.ning and Mag.
da!ne his wife, John Wisner and Mary his WIFE, heirs
and representatives OF John Sayler, dec having
entered their appearance and given security according
TO an act Of the General Assembly and the Rules of
THIS Court and appearing that they not inhabitants
oil thi' State, On the motion Of the Plaintiff by Coun-
sell as Ordered, That the said defendants do appsar
here the first day of September Court next, and an
swer The Plaintiffs bill, and that Copy OF ibis Order
be forthwith inserted in ct the public news
papers, printed in the Cry of Richmond, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and also posted at the front door
The Courthouse OF this County. Teste,
B. J. wORsHAM, C.
July I6. 2O-wsw
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aABIo AND KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE

q hHlO AND KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE
W BY virtue of Two deeds Of Trust executed TO ne
by the late Patrick Henlren, Esq bearing date ON In,
23d day OF Arri, in the year 1919, and first dolly re
corded in the County Court Of Charles City we shall
on fdlay 23J July, proceed TO cell, 10 the Iigl.-
est bidder, for cash, 10 satisfy tie object Of tho
I'D deeds, the following property, 10 wit Twelve
hundred acres Of land, in tie county Of Union.
State OF Kentucky, Except one huadred scres part
thereof as reserved in tie deeJ) certain tract or
psrce! Of land, in the county OF Clerlnont State NJ
Ohio, lying on the waters OF Clover Creek a branch
OF the little Miami The tile to tie sail land. il beliey
ed to be good, but az we act tfustees ye shall con
vey only such title as is vested mus Those wfbiny
10 purchase. may by reference the deeds now in die
Office OF Cherries City, trace the tile. The deeds v III
be sownon The day OF sae. The sale will take place be-
tween the hours Of II G o clock at the front door Of
he Bell Tavern IN The city of Richmond.
JOHN - CHRISTIAN, 1r..,
JOHN II. CHRISTIAN, { IfusteeH
June 10. I22-wi23Jy
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WANTED TO RENT Or LEASE

NOK tire ensuing year, and term of years thereaf-
ID Ter, a small FARM ia the vicinity of Richmond
Quot over ID miles distant or, the Advertiser would
purchase en- time Fam, near some public Road
a. Il convenient both TO Richmond and Petersburg
would he preferred In a purchase. DJice Womb b.,
regarded more than JtIity of sOitAn early engage
ment is desired, in order that every improvement ne
resshy 10 ensure comfort or profit may be made during
ne present. year. COMMUNE atoms may be made TO
H. II PatIlo Esq, through the Post Office al Blacks
ana Whites, No'toway county.-Pefsors proHerine
t'rin are requested to state tie number Of acres quail
! y OF the Land, nature Of tie improvements prize
irrm' &c.-No attention viii be paid TO any coInru.
hcation IN which the two last items omit ell
. ne y S-wIOtp
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FBtiE Subscriber wishes 10 sell Tract of i,,td
Il lying OF James and Hardware Rivers, a. the con .
burnce, supposed 10 contan hundred aud fwen.
~ acre Of Low Ground, OF good quality and about
i've hundred and forty Of high land well.nber
ed, and portion Of il (as am iniormedJ good Tobacco
Lind.--Ihe terms will DO made very accommodating
10 the purchaser. pEACHY r. GILNFR
IJbsity, Bedford county iuae % 10 aG9'
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EN CHASCERY-Iu Powha,an County Court Nav
a the 10Th, 1890:
josiah Cusby and Mary BAgby, widow aud relic. Of
Geo. bagoy' deceased formerly Mary Cosby, Pits.
against
Gabriel Miner ana Nancy his wife, Joseph Minter
and Elizabeth his wife, Charles Cosby Overon Cosby.
IMAM Henry Cosby, Richard Nj. COSBY, Archibald
Co.by, Abner Cosby aud Martha Cosby Dens.
This day came the plaintiff, by john w. Na.h E,q.
their attorney and filed their bill; aud the defendants
not having entered their appearance and given secIir
according TO the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court aud ii appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court
mat they are not nbabsn,s OF this ConmonwelrI: On
me motion OF the plaintiffs by their attorney the Court
ION order, that the said defendants DO appear here on
ne Third Wednesday in August next aud answer the
bo e plaintiffs and that copy OF this order he forth
WIN inserted in come spaper publ he'd in The CITY
o heh'honi' Tor TWO IRON ms successfully, and that an
OF or copy be posted at the front door of the courthouse
OF Ibis county, for two successive court days
A Copy Teste,
June 4 s-wsw' r. F. GRAVES. d. C.
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IN CHANCERY.-ln Amelia county March Cour,.
IL 1877
john Martin s Sally his wife, formerly Sally Rucker,

PIllTi.
az inst
Rsubtn Rucker, ia his own right, and as ad,n'or of
joshua Rucker, dec Joshua Challn and VIM Wood
his securities, Lenuel Rucker ard Polly his wife Plea
SAINT Rucker, John Milton and Lucy his wife William
Bniier and Patsev his'wiie, Jesse Martin VIM Martin
jordan Martin, ID ,niel Martin. Jsfer on Martin p,,-
sey Marin, aud Eliza Martin, which aid William Jor-
dan, Daniel Jeflsrson Patsey, and Eliza Marin are
under the age OF twenyone years. Joshua Ruck err and
Saiy Rucker the said Sally the widow Ct the said
Joshua, dec. Decl,s
Ouered, That Maser Commissioner Fa5ius Lawson
examine, state, and settle The accounts OF Reuben
kucker, admor OF Joshua Rurkcr, dec as also of each
OF the distributes proportion OF the estate of the said
joshua, with the Administrator and that hs re.oIt
hereoi 10 the Court, in order TO final decfee
Copy. Tesie, j. +. LEIGH, C.
Tie parties above named, will psase attend at NV
Office three miles above JetefsVie, Amelia Va or
the 9;h, ION. aud llh OF September next when and
where shall proceed 10 exeru;e the above order
FABlUS LAWSON, NJ. c.
July I6. 2O-vS,o
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q Muem ~ nnMAINs uN.uNa.l

Eaon tte Loados .Ns,r Month'g .nigt;ise.)
FASHIONABLE ECLoGUES, NO. /.
ScENE--TAe FdHily .MdHsioa.
MR. MRS. AND Mas LONG.
MISS LoNo.
Not so to town this Sprug, Papa!
Mamma! not 90 to town.
never knew YOU so upkinh.
You chill mo with that itown:--
My sweet Mammn, Indulge your pet
Entrcnt Papa to go
Al! now see you're weeping too,
We shall succeed know
Mas LoSG.
Alas my child, I'vc dono my best,
And argued all dag long;
But mon are always obstinate
Especially when wrong
lis for my girl srgc tho trip,
Not Tor myself alas
Hut when married had IkaOpa
NO motter-lct thar PAST
Mn. I.o~0
My dear, you know that 1 abhor
These silly discoateuts;
You're quito absurd; why don you mako
The people pay their rents?
can't afford to take a house
Nay, don't pa; on that sncer;
toI once be happy whero you arc,
wen 50 TO town next year.
Mes LoNG.
Next year, Papa, next year, Mainm1!
You know I'm thirty-twu,
Il call mysefbut twcnty-six,
so this is entire HoHS;)
.NSIt year shall BIO thirty-throc-
Pve not Il day To lose,
Oh, let US go To town at oncc,
l'm lost Hyou refuse
Mas. LoNo.
Your conduct, Sir, is most Absurd
We went last car in June,
But Fanny had not fair chance
You took US home sOon--
Sir Charles was evidently struck
I'm sure ho would have popp'd,
But then he saw uo mote of Us,
And 50 the matter drOpt
MIR I.oNo.
For sixteen springs 20 town sho wcat,
When town began to Gil,
And sixteen summers she roturnd,
flirting spnstcr still,
And now the times very bad
And tehunts in arrcar,
Dear love ! really can't afford
To go TO town this year.
AIRs I.oNa.
Dear love, indeed ask you, SIR,
Has any one man got
Gao single siNponcc he can snare?
answer, lac has not.
Yet IN HlHt tan arrivals, still
see each neighbours nlmo;
J. other p0upcrs go to town,
Why can't zee do the sImc.
Miss Lone.
Does not the Opera contain
Its customary sQucezc3
Have not the groves of kcnsinstnn
Gay groups beneath the trees,
AZ Almack's, happy radiant eyes
Outshinc the chandeliers:
Aud when think OF Dear Hyde Parb
can't restrain my tears.
Mas. LoNG.
Oi course, my dear you stny with usi
MR Lose
Why no, my luvc not so
My duties Parliamentary
Force me, alas TO go.
Mas. Lose.
You can't afford house in town
Ma LoNo
No, sweetest there's tho rub;
But shall sleep at But's, YOU know
Aud dine, love at the Club.
Mas. Lose.
The Club! hate that olious word
The banc OF welded life;
Oh well the rowing husband fares
But chops may serve the wife
Aud then the things a Vo excuse
Which we mast take pcrioree;
" Where hdce you boon this aftcTnoonsn-
oh lathe Club, of course
Miss Lose.
hate them all but abhor
Tho AthcnTum most;
They ask ne ladies Wednesday nights
Ills all a braggart boast
To show the gilt and mhd0
Each eager member strives,
Aud seem to say, "snug quarters these
What can 'Uc want with wivos?''
Mns. Lose.
Come, dearest Fanny dry your eyes
iceho rouge put on
Ill order you "A sweet chapcau
~ From MARADoN CARs0N.
The Races and tho ATchcrcs
WIN very soon be here;
Cheer mp, my love you shan't DO yeNd
Wen 90 TO town next year.
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VOLUNTEER TOASTS.

ny tho President Of the Day-Thomas Newton the
nick named pt,sccHcd P0friOt of the Norfolk District
Until 1t demonstrated Chat the viii of The people be
prosecutions wc con never join in those camorous de-
nnncihtOns those heSrlrendings and miserable croak
ing5 which have again butsted from the nacless &C.
muses. OF e disappointed few; and on the contrary VIC
viii every exerton 10 sink into It's meri'ed oliiyou
the wretcled attempt 10 eudc the hardy yeomanry of
district
BY the Vice President George Loyal. friend to
Liberty; may lac fall, but prove an ornament 10
his constituents.
ny William ID. Hodges. Republican Government:
az tue Liberties Of Rome, Carthage and Athens fell
through the Influence Of corruption so likewise il the
same system be pursued in, must ours fall
BY John NJ. Robertson. The Clay Of Kentucky:
The groundPol Of temple dedicated 10 political in
trioue.
by j. Austin Thomas Newton. be ho what he may
Democrat or Fcdcralist, "daa" or "Jackass" he has
his pQrfV.
w Joseph @ Holland. George ToyalE our firm and
steady Representative in Congress. May honor aati-
tudc, aud q recollection be his need
ny Joseph Parker Henry Clay Of Kentucky: may
hs fences always need mcndng up and his cornstalkq
c"'bng down provided o,cogs, lac has 70 supcrinond
ihe operation.
~ wiley Jenkins Democracy Inc ,Idr d,al
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LAND FOR SALE,

LAND FOX SALE.
6 bN THURSDAY, The 26th Of August, being Anne.
" H. court day, will sell a. Amelia Couu House.
TO he highest bidder, The tr.cl Of Llnd 90 wbch ste
PhtR g. Hrcher lately resided, situated on Appon,allox
river ~ tie County OF Amelia about four miles above
Eenle bridge. ani adjoining the lands of Nm s. ar
che Hd = MeGcJ and oilers. s supposed TO contain
anou 100 acres, between Two and three hun1red Of
which are liver and creek low grounds some of yerV
superior qualify The supply OF wool land IL album.
uai' HE buildings consist Of spacious dwelling.
hoi'e' m good repair, new wheat barn, an tobacco
Ddrhs sufficient iJr curing large crop. Any person
Hesng TO view tie land, may do 20 by application TO
hr J"hn u. R0beTfsoH, who lives the Place or to
ne '1bcnhef, who lives in the neghbourbood. Term.
viii be made known OIL the day Of sale.
STEPHEN G. ARCHER,
Byhis attorney nm EGGLESTOyN.
July o IS-w7Na
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

sALgs1e-~>ca ~ 7 "A TRAVELLERS are respect-
SgSisbEl< &3143dr,Sf5 d fully informed that. the
=. .s5ss - Western Stages to Lynckburg
day. "Wednesday and Friday O'clock A. M and ar.
SWe al i-ynchbntg tie second day by p. NJ, and at
Salem I've third day by p. NJ. where the Valley Mail
line to Huntsvi.le, Nashville, SC. il connected Re-
urnng, leave Salem on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa
urdAyS at a: NJ, and leave Lynchburg Wednesdays.
FRIDAY: and Mondays, at a. M.-Tbis arrangement
VII give NE passengers sufficient time for rest al
uisht. Al fiuk='s Oh the Blue Ridge Mountain This
ne Is connected every trip by Caldwelrs line which
passes Fi"casIe aud the Sweet Springs CONNECTING
with Porter and Belden's line at the Wbire SuInbur
springs, which runs TO Guyandotle on the Ohio River
.,c are from Richmond 10 Guyandotle, $50 miles.
20 20 30 Salem, $50 mies, $I2-To Lynchburg
~ mes So 30. The way fare is also reduced ON the
Lynchbvrg line. " '''
For seas to The West apply at the Bar of tie Union
Hotel Richmond. NV"
IAN baggage or property, whether belonging 10
tngers or sect by the stage the risk Of the own
ers thereof. A. PATTERSON
proprietor Richmond and Solen, Routes
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