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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-15
ORANGE County Court, November

ORANGE County Court, November
~ 9th 1929
Henry Houck, -
George G. Goodridge. George Ste :
phens and George Sherman, 3
executor of Burton decd.
Defendants. -
The defendant George G. Goodrldge,
not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the act of as.
sembly and the rules of this Court, aud it
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
that he is not an inhabilant of this COM
monwealth. On the motion OF the Plain
tiff by his counsel, it is ordered that the
said Defendant do appear here on the
fourth Monday in February next, aud an,
swer the bill OF the Plaintiff, aed that a.
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in the town Of
Charlottesville for two months successively
and that another copy be posted a, the
front door of the Courthouse OF this coun.
y. A Copy
Tes,e.
PHILIP FRY, DC.
December lI-'29 On
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-15

JUST RECEIVED
"A NEW supply ofGROCERIES con-
"a sisting in part Of the following arti-
Giles, to wit: -
Best Brown3 Sugar and Green Java
Coffee,
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea,
Chocholate, Candles, Cheese,
Lard. Rice, Soap,
Shad, Mackarei Ierrings, sc.
A quantity of Fine and Coarse Shoes
of all Sizes
Cotton Yarns, assorted numbers.
Fur and Wool Hats,
And general assortment Of
Crockery, Ear,hen and Tin Ware,
Crackers in kegs, and quantity Of
Sole Leather.
ALSO
A general supply of the best of
LIQUORS.
Also ON HAND
Salt. Corn, Corn Meal, Flour, Butter sc
Together with a number of small arti
cles too tedious TO mention, all of which
will be sold lowrfor CASH by the sub.
scriber.
III. M. WOLFE,
Random Row.
December $3.50 IF
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fALU ABLE LAND
FOR SALE.

W. LII be offered at public sale. on
W Saturday the sixteenth day of Jan
nary next, at the tavern of William G..
Msupin, -
THE PLANTATION
on which the said Maupin lately resided
lying on Mecham's River and Spring
Oreek. Adjoining the lands Of Capt. ]
Rhodes and others, containing near
-FOUR HUNDRED ACRES.
lerms made known on the day of sale
II the above should not be sold. il will
0e ohered Tor rent on the same day.
GEORGE GLENN.
January $50 2ts
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TURNPIKE STOCK
FOR SALE.

N compliance with an order or the Pre-
M sldent and Directors of the Rivanna
and Rockfish Gap Turnpike Company, or
the 18th ult-I shall sell to the highest
bidder in front of the Courthouse door OF
Albemare county on the fist Monday in
February next, it being court day,
ELEVEN SHARES
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DECEMBER
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
HORSES s. MULES
ut PUBLIC .4CCTIO.N
On SATURDAY, 30A install Carrs6rooh

ISlIE undersigned will sell, as above,
Il Household Furniture, Nmses, Wules,
OIen, Coacs, Calces and Sheep Corn,
IIheat. BuckUheat. and Rye; .fce horse
Wagon, on Cart, Ploughs, Hmrows,
Wheat Fan, Spades, Shouels, Hoes, SC.
DC. dc. ON Credit till lst November
next. E. w. REINHART.
Carrsbrook, January 8. tbs
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
FOR SALE.

a Complete SGT Of amputating. frepanninr
IA obstetrlcai, and teeth instruments, entireIv
new, may he had on very reduced terms on an.
dIlFanon o. Tie Office Of the Virginia Advocate
or O., IhoS' ;. Ba''eyS hpethecary's u Druggist
Sept 25-tf
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-15

a LIST OF LETTERS remaining
IN in tho Post Office at Charlottesville,
Virginia, January L, 1880.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-15

q RULES HELD INTHE CLERKS OF
IA FlCE of Albemarle County Court in
January, 1880.
Edmund ]. Thompson
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PHILIP FRY, d. G.
December 1I-'29 On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

inght no, SUIT the views OF geuilemcn. bat for them
he had particular preference; they subject 10
amendment, ard NIGH DO framed as To S',It his
views better; his main OBJ rct VAS, prcscn the
subject, ana If It should be approved, that At might
be- carried uto e't CT i'll Stone way. All he wished
was to establish the fund and secure its successful
operation.
Mr.. Il. said that he was inexperienced and might
be mistaken IN his views of this subject but that
these views were not singular with hsn he had upon
this subject the accordan opinions of several gentle
men we'll informed and well skilled ia such matters,
and IL satisfied ftie committee viewed 1t III all
its bearings, the amendment would be adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12
TIIE NEW CONsrITrpGON-

The author Of the annexed extract will excuse p-
for us appearance in print. We are DESTROYS orlct
ting the public zee what is Thought Of the new Con
suIiou aud classng ourscivcs among it's friends vo
cannot bn be gratfed, that ono so able az the nm
thor and withal wed led tho old order If tbir,s
and particularly TO what the party for reform cons.
defcd its worst features, should be compelled in spite
OF his "nwHllnsncss, to acknowledge the tuperiorif
o. The new Consiiia;Jn-or such yir,ualiy IS III, .rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

Eifih Census.--1'nc Select Con,mt,ee cha,rct
Herewith, have made report tn the ". y. House
of Representatives. tie subject of ths ilh census
From thir appears that the mi;iee esrimut ,he
whole population of the u Siaos for the prcsens
year, nj ticeire aiiioons sir hundred Uousnnd civ
free population 10,c58.OO0; slaves 100000: 1ie
committee recommend ratio of $4,000 for the
representation IN the House OF Representative.
rms rntio, II is supposed will increase the numl rr
OF tho House to about two hundred and twenty i've
mci2bVrs Bait. Pat.
fOrLfSty, Venncn, Feb, q
sNo't 1d1anehoy-We ha-S.o cord of he mos, dis
u'sss eo "rrnoes with which this has brcn visned ~
many years On SUNDAY might, Miss C. horsn suoca,ed
oy "e use OF Kettle OF Goals In her Mis-. nt,I
Was sleeping with younger sister, Who Mt nrh sh,ed the
fate "S
Tie Fair Ldfics u PWs5uyg."- Upward of
.crea hundred females OF this city, have meinoralizra
Congress IN behalf .! tho country and homes of the
Indians.
twenty Arab toys have arrived NJ q . Cen,r,l
Schools OF tAc British and Foreign School Society.
Ih"y "ce seat oyer by he PnchR of Eg,pt aud arr,
tn be educated in the English lapsua c and trained
as ho"'mssters { r open NJ sch"cl, in Egvrt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12
HOUSE or Delegates, FKe. G.

capital IN of loss.
Mr.. GARLAND Of Nelson, said thst it was due
TO the committee that he sho,id briefly state the
vi'ws which he mad ~ the subject f the amendment
now proposed, and the WHICH led Inn To offer
IL 80 q sail hc dl not process 10 understand
wci the 6mLug system, ot bJGhing operations, bot
h. thought h undo stood the system f'lNnt'y well
10 hezr TIC assertion, ,li,t public confidence cx-
istei the ablI-y Of I banking or any other lnsttu-
81 that character 20 redeem us stock, so would
be DC r,ts given t. J.; anl proportion 20 the
Is cnce of that credit would be the value ~ market
Of t!is sock. and proportion 70 the value OF TIE
sock would D, The circNtion OF ITS paper If Ali be-
true, and OF which N-. @. ssid there could b.
DOUBT, every ~CaNm' ca cul1trd % give nd Iunal
cari,y nc stabi ~ TO The stock of tho bank aud
well calculated IN is results % the FINAL
d,uptin oi a. must operate beEcfc'1iy 10 iar bank.
il giving as stool, and he paper which II cn,s IN
creased confidence an6 vauc. Mr. u. SAID IT, Le
l,vci tlit IN. scheme which, hr mad now sulm.;tuJ
Wts S. % coCn'jau TO nave the eacc' oi Increasing
tn. va.u. p the stock OF ihr Bank OF Virginia anu
restoring p1b&c con;iicACr in lis ability to redeem
It's whole stock by he lmH "a" renewed Ch1vjer
should eV ire IL sal .hst 90 c.nring this amend
lu.nt he tad design Whatever To c-lbart1S5 the
BIZ wha yiev tcits in defeat, for IN such course
ct legislation D., hl. not, would not rdl 20: he
was always dispose 30 permit the frC0d~ of any Wca-
ssre 10 gire 20 X. a much perfection a. was sus-
c"pdblr Of bnt he or'rHd % IN s2rIt o. ri i~h'p
with veWto max" th' b paia'aal' % u usg! and
those who feared could no redeem lis s,oct. aAu "a
restore that portion r pubic confidence which se'm-
ed uow 20 be lost.
N- & said IA trg1t bc mistaken IN bis views OF
the fleet winch TINS : he'ne would oX.rf upon Tie
stock and operations Of he G1u; bat le vrr't b.
E-ycd It would have tie fact wt,chlt "as siru-d
to have by Is no. AR G. slIi. does 'ac h.u5 a.w
once sustained; N'ilithH d. l5rcn as made ia tho
course Of tbs investigation impni. could crr t.e
integrity OF Inc stock and rcIIc' ~ vaIra2 Ali WI
not this want o. clniu ca5a-ras tic lre .aisns
of TIA" bank in The c.ICu .iJu Of is notes. SIR q.
said that The tvUE D5 own shHWiuE exhibits Naut
O. ability to red en- is stock b. twelve pes cnl and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12
FRAN tie Bahimors Paiy.ial.

TEDERALi-M! -It is really amusing 10 hear
Du!' Green daily pouring The Walls Of his wrath
upon the FcIeras'S, and dsu9Gncing ell with the
crime of Federalism who do not worship Jachsonlsm.
white hi own party comforting upon the Federal
lists Offices Of honor nd Of the highest trust. Look
a. MaryIsBd--here within short month, we have a
Jackson Federal Governor, Federal Speaker of thu
House. and n najority of Federal clerks, Federal
councillors, Federal lottery and insolyent commits
sloncrs. Federal fish inspectors Of the old STAMP
brought upon from the c,unti,s, besides host
ofohcr5. Al this, aud yet according to the logic Of
DUFF Green ard ms followers lhc Jackson party is tho
exclusive rcn.b!.can party. Admirable consistency.
"A old ftdefslist. who stands at the top oF the
Jackson parry, Observed yesterday, that federalism
wa7 as completely Triumphant - Maryland nov, as IL
was Ia the best days Of Alexander Hanson
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

The New York Lien law has been finally disposed
o. 80 he legislature Of That State IL passed through
the ious" by vote Of 10 to 10. The bill has been
much modified since 1t was first introduced To- he at
tcntIon Of TIC legislature. The following cxplana-
ton Of this bill Is given in the Albany Argus
1T Is only applicable, Of COURSE TO sbe city of
New York and gives every mechanic workman or
O her persons DONG work furnishing materials to
the amount OF twenty five dollars or upwards. to-
wards the erection finishing OF any building in
thu city, under tho direction with the assent or
order 90 writing, of the owner, len md preference
thereon and on tho land on which it ssil be- erect
cd, over subsequent membranes
The amendments proposed by Mr.. Van Burcn 10
The first ana sixth scc;ons Of the bill exclude debts
under So, from h. operation of hc lien This
amendment was necessary to conform this law to
that provision of the revised statutes in regard 10
liens by Judgment, &c. which expressly cxccpts oil
judgments on liens unGcr S25 from affecting right
10 real property. The ninth section provid - for all
sros under So the fund in the hond OF the con-
tractor or owner"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

CgyL Bnu, HaI-Tho Westminster Review for
Oct bcf. sp, king oil Halls publication, says--"The
aJthof's own declsrot.ous and admissions lead us, in
spite OF predjuICes 10 the contrary, to acknow-
Ledge hat ofan nc people ~ the world, the Amer
ica.J o-c TIE most vuiGc ard well brsd.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

Extract Of letter dated, Reading, Pa, Feb. L.
terrible occurrence happened ncur Pottsvlc a few
daysogo. a Panther, rendered lian,Ic by the snow
and cold sprnug upon n woman while passing alone in
the road, and killed her.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

WH, the famous bugcman and leader NJ tho Yves, Point
band dnd at that post MONDAY aud was buried with Tire
rpnos Of wsl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

II envy you Nrg,nian.' say7 Washington
cor ronleHt The ed OF the Redmond Enqul-
rcr. ARd why this eavy' Simply because Nessrs.
iiayne and Benton found il convenient, for political
most fIlsoac i1ttery they could devise. Can the
editor cf tie Richmond Enquirer cd ON secl fool
AID grow ~, "Wo could oot feed capons 90.
ILnr-Rlttle .I,Nl.nnl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

Frecd,n cCtis Press-Ths expression is fami.lr
to us all. and iscy habualy used 10 governments
where ne press, 50 lar from being free, ls under
si-ici ,mPrimr'Hy, viFlnt consor.up, and unQlri
lied veto Of tbe Iordlas Of the Ind TO The mat
t.r of publication, whether ola theological, political.
or mJru character. VT there. they tIii, p-iat and
even Dpast o. the liberty of the prcYs On tho other
hand. some suppose, and even assert, through The
medium oiIts columns, that their pross - free, be-
cause the editors with IMMUNITY indulge 90 thc most
Iccntious cJurse, and pour the heads OF md ydu
ts INC gTos5cst abuse aud unqualified scuruty.-
I'ua, are IN both n fanccs mistaken. Tho berry
hiIe press IS not TO DC found a State Of scryty to
governments pl,iy, or Do that hcon'iousresa winch
d.7uns Iis venom n tic face Of ai whom II oppp.cs
Or oisDAc#, ".,Hout legal restraint or moral inhib
tl31.
TO cOnWucca seueIbl3 man of disntcrrsted fcr-
M therefore, tRu either tho ono Or the other should
D. termed freedom Of the press, would be lmpoa9lb'c.
What wc term thc freedom Of the press, - a dignG-
ed aud honorable imD4riiahty in every cuunt'Ion
from o., whether cJnccWing the govcr1nont, or par
tics, or individuals, br D. editors; whether uppro
BATON OF offence follows. having duo regard 10 the
interest Of the country, to the ieehngs Of mdvldu-
os TO ,Hasicnoss ofiauquagc, and ~ truth. = press
conducted upon these principles, Is FREE, and vdlua-
be indeed --NoyJoh Ejce Pros'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

Tie LruclLpfg "Nrguuu" expresses wish that some
member OF Congress would the resolution offered
mr. three years - TIE toue Of Representatives by Gen
saunders OF North Carolina, cniIrs of tee Sucreity O.
STAT, o" many Of tho publishers Of tc a"s OF tho tro.
o. hd removed, aud thr causes IF their removal The editor
Of The .'igran' oPnes tsa 'tngh pat the consistency
oi certain gentlemen to the test.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-12

IL tuo o. tls magnitude BAD been c.otut when Clio
clauer tu.s bank s. prrutcd o, cec. I.t te,sy, J.,
would hove no" been uii.Hi as every t.r, O..
make good ne INTEGRITY % fne stock, admitting they caruot
now nay more Than $50 BOO g ,uutc bat is dividend BIZ
IiuN n The J-str 81 io socici-.., l, cfio, L.IcI 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

being assured so dr declared lis own Wiling.
ness to die. Before he expired be said ina, he
had been school mae with Doctor omIh.
had heea acquainted With him hiIeen ears,
thai they had been ON terms Of intimacy aud
friendship. aud he bore also, honorable tes;i-
mony To his character as a nan Oh science and
a genileman.--lt Is not stated distinctly IN The
letter, what riginsled the cruel bost lily which
is exhibited in This melancholy affair. but II APP
pears 10 have been deeply wounded feelings on
the part OF DR.. JeffIes. our correspondent
stats that he hdd made many personal friends
in the section OF couniry where he had i xed
his residence, and was universally respec Ted
aud beloved. lie was engaged at tre time al
this affiir, TO be married to a highly tellIgcnt
and amiable young lady Of Mississippi, which
circumstances, appears to have had d connec-
ilan with the duel; the lady reached the
ground oniy in time 20 take her last earthly
farewell OF the obj-cl of her affection. lie
frantic cries. mingled Nth the grief of The
friends, the letter paints as a scene oil the mOsi
heat reading description.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

IN my mnd, tie urn burial q, the apcieots
nus H."ayN been sacredIy aud pleasantly assn.
eia'eu' M c!eaa, white marble .coolaininp the
patlhed remains of all We have loved is an nh.
Jec' aroahh wHich affection still fingers: buI ,hp
u'hP' dark grave, with lis silent, loathsome
"oiA on corruption, IS "a revolving sub,ec, nj
contemplation, even where love is sIrnnge,
'han neaih lhen there is The fear of being I'm.
RED before the vital spark IS extinct-a3d =,
'e'ufhuls 10 consciousness, with the weioh, nj
'ne earn upon yon, and the tresh air of heaven
smut out forever 10 Tue this idea is ca ,o,,i,
oiy nlstinct, that it is the spectre of INV wa
KING hours, aud the nightmare of NV dreams
e'n"PS the vyIdness oflhis Impression is ow.
ing !" TIE remark frequently heard from an
"sou 'e'a'i'e, while VS. yet a very small
euro that hundreds aud hundreds ware h.,
[lrd hefole they were dead. when the vel,o,v
lever 'aseo SO terribly in Boston. That mari
Oh Is wei remembered bt our fathers wha,
pesuence walked abroad al noon dsv md
neat'h slohe was silent and drearv ss ,b.
'o'ip. me death carts went their continr.d
round through every hour of the day and o,,,i,,
a"u uhshouded and uncotfined. the psn.,,
oeAo were hurried TO their last home IL
man, who during this time of nerl Nov.
sha ched IRON the grave merely by me n,rsa
Ne'lng affection of his wife. OF Tho c,r,oa,
. W 'G7 ''o'y 'hs'c IS NJ doubt; for have
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
AIGII.RS.

4 correspondent, oil The New York Journal
OF commerce writes as follows from PoRr Ma.
HON, der tie date OF 26h MAY:
tremendous storm is now gathering upon
this sea, which viii pass over and pour all ITS
fury upon Alglers. The 2Oth nf this month
was the day appointed Tor the French r1pe
diiian TO sah from Foulun. II is said 10 con
sst OF 100 ships Of war, aud 5 or 600 tram
ports, with $4,000 troops, 1000 of which are
cavalry, and artillery enough TO manage 3uu
cannon. What a spectacle oi hoTrld grandeur
VIII this floating city present upon the water,
moving on To drench Algiers in human
blood I'VE are daily looking out Tor its APP
pedrance.
A ssaH nfa6 surgeons has already arrived
nrre'-lhey have engaged the best pau OF the
Lazaretto, an Island in the midst OF this harbor.
with large hospital upon il and extensive bar.
RACKS IN Georgetcwn. for the accommodate ion
OF the wounded 10 battle. ! M dersfand that
large number more of surgeons, 300 nurses, aud
o or ouOO beds, are on their way TO this place
nes' vast preparations for the ample accom-
modaiIoo and best attendance of her wounded
warriors, rs ralnly very credilable TO The
of the French nation Steamboat,
are TO Do constantly plying between Tins aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
for hos. A. uolcombe, Mar
Nhp
June %

PURSUANT 10 decree OF thB Superior
a Court Of Chancery, Tor the Lynchburg
District, pronounced on the 29th day Of May
1850. IN the cause of Robert Rives, Planu3
against Murrel and others, defendants the IN
derslsned Deputy Marshal for Ibos. A. lioI.
comoe, Marshal OF the said court, will sell for
cash, on the premises. in the county OF Nelson
ON Thursday the ooh day of July, 1880, I'll far
At not, the next tair day thereafter Tact OF
land, lying in SAID county, containing one hun
red acres, adjoining The lands belonging 10
the orerseers OF the poor, for said county, aan
the lands OF James Murphy and james Car
Also, one other tract containing ore hundle q
ANA sixty one and half acres, adjoining tie
aOoe mentioned tract
JOS. f. ROYALb, D. NJ
for Thos. A. Hocombe, Mar.
Jnne oS ihds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
rram he Mimic Rsgislsr. Jalu l.

FGil Daet - We have received a letter da
ted Arkansas Territory, June ODD, detailing
circumstances connected with an instance at
single combat, which took place thcie, who,p
severity has scarcely parallel IN history. Inc
letler comes, as it appears from friend of one
at The parties Dr.. d. II. Jeilrles with whom We
had a huef acq idlnianCe while ha resided at
COtIeevIie and the account is r,lpescd TO be
published tor the information OF the fIends of
hat gentleman in this State. The parties were
resident at or neur Ibervllle, Louisiana.
A challenge passed from a Doctor smith to
Doctor ,lrif les, on the first instant, which was
accepted The interview WAS appointed for
Thursday, the II b, and the distance GAed at
eight Faces. When the time arrived the parties
mei took their stations, aud exchanged shots,
without any injury 10 either Ailer this shot,
it seems inier,lblr from the remarks OF the wr,-
ter. that some efforts were made by their
friends 10 bring about an accommodation. bu,
uuavdllingly, as Doctor letiries declared that
he would not leave The ground, I'LL he had lost
his own, or had taken the lite ot ms antagonist.
Their pistols werr handed 10 them second
time and AT tins fire the right arm OF DIR. Snlth
was broken. which arrested the hght for a few
moments, till ne recovered from the ekhans Ton ,
when he declared as he was wounded he was
ready TO die, and de mnnded the seconds TO pro-
ceed--Ihe pistols were then put into their
hands tor third time, DIR. Smith using his left
hand. At this fire Dr. Jeflries was wounded
ia the thigh. and his loss OF blood, ocCasoned
an exhaustion thar again delayed the Conflict
Tor few moments. lie recovered, aud both
then desired 10 shorten the distance and cou.
unue me hghl. Ihey now Stood up tor the
fourth time, covered with blood, anu at dis
lance offs six feet. They we're TO fire between
the word, one and five, and the shots proved
latal 10 both parties they tell TO TIE earth. DIR.
Smith was dead when he droppld, the ball ha.
wing penetrated his heart, aud Dr.. Jefries was
shot through The breast wound he survived
but -four hours They fought with perfect cool.
ness and thus fell, adds our correspondent, Two
good and brave men.
When Doctor Jetfries saw that his antago-
mist had fallen, he asked il lie was dead, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

EEuR5UANr to decree of tae Superior
K Court oil ChanceTy, for the Lynchbulg
District, pronounced on the 22ud day of May i.
1880, IN tic cause of Nathan Lotfln, aud Co,
Plaintiffs, against Samual Collins and others,
Defendants the undersigned Deputy Marshal
Tor lhos, a. Hocombe, Marshal of the SAID
court, VIII sell, for cash on the premises, in the
count, OF Melon. ON Inesday the 27;h day OF
July, 1880, OF iair, If not, the next fair day
theresller) attract OF land living in said county,
On Rockish River, and containing one hun
drrd aud twenty aud a half acres, more or less
and adj joining the Iands OF AloSe Fitzpatrick,
Jeremiah Roberts aud Nose Hughes, aud 9th,
ers. Also, one Wagon, one soriel horse, one
bay mare, aud four pair oil gear, Two negro
men. sam md Charles, and one OMAN DIcey
aud tue increase Of the latter,
JOS. L, R0YALL, D. NJ
for hos. A. Holcumbe, Mar
June % tide
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
A0a

PaF"-Mr. Cali, the editor OF the London
Courier, praises President jackson tor having
what he Calls - an European mind What IS
meant by the phrase we do not exactly com
prehrnd II appears TO us that the English
nave found General Jackson out, aud Intend
40 carry their points by haltrriug his vanity.
Ihey have seaped him thoroughly since he
came INTO office, aud will yet succeed in max
ing nm believe thai he Is the greatest seho ar
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