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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-16
SUGAR. MOLAssEs, COFFEE. &c.

SUGAR, MOLASSES, COFFEE, &c.
6pn Uhds first rate st Croix sugar
AO 10 do dry Porto Rico do
lG do do New Orleans d.
30 bags fine old white coffee
30 do green RIO do
80 do do Lagura and Cuba o.
90 hhds West India nolasscs
so brls best old rye whlskcy
100 DO No. 3, nackarel
400 sacks Liverpool filed blown salt
Also,
New York insnccled 5onl leathor--for sale by
sept 20 PALSTON g. PLEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-16

DRIME SUGARS--8 Hide. st. Croix Sugar
u extra prime quality. For sale by
octiJ OTIS, DUNLOP, s. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-16
R00ES @s SHOES

GRANNISS, SON g. BROTHERS
EgAVE received by The last arrival from their
Il IL Factory, the most extensive assortment of
every description of superior made
BOOTS & SHOES
thst can be found in the ciiy-the quality of which
arc so well known 70 be superior to others, as
to need no comment-and for chcapness. none can
excel them, Country merchants can purchase at
this Store, for very small advance from New York
prices. Corner Of Main and l4th Streets
oct IL Richmond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-16
EDUCATION.

TENlE subscriber will continue his Grammar School
b the ensuing year. 1881 y in Spoilsylyania.
The English, Latin and Greek Languages will he
taught
The school will commence on 18th of January, and
terminate on 10th December following, giving one
months vacation IN the summer.
Tuition for the Ancient Languages will be S25
For the English Language, Is
Board Will be co
For the scholastic year, each boaraer finding his own
bed. towels aud candles
Quarterly payment Will be required.
The subscribers address is Dabney's Mills Louisa
county. D. w. WALLER.
Oct l-1af3mc
DAR LEAD. III Kegs OF 500 lbs. Just received,
I'D tor sale by OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
sep cost
a. OAL AND HARNESS LEATiIER.--i.O 600
~ lbs. OF heavy soa Leather averaging 20 los
aud harness eOther--us received, for SALE
oct le JAS. WINSTON
IN CHANCERY--ln llsnrico County Court,
q Gle ks Office, July Rules, 1880:
Henry IT, Carter, Pitt.
against
William NJ. Copton and Beverly Clop,on, dts
The defendant VIM. NJ Clopton not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act
Of Assembly and the rules Of this court and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an inhabi.
tsnt of this countr il is ordered, that the said defend
do appear here on the first day Of the next Dscbr
term, answer the bill of plaintiff; and that copy
of this order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months
cessively and posted the front door of the Court
House OF this county.
90 a copy. Tese,
conn LOFTTN N. ELLETT, C. II. C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-16
Black Lace Veils aud Lace Goods.

Black Lace Veits aud Lace Goods.
100 Black Lace Wells of rich and now patterns,
IOO some of them Chantly worked. from to
$50. Ladies wishing elegant and cheap wells have
fair opportunity of selecting from this extensive
sortmcnt.-Aso, footing laccs. of all widths, prices
and quality wide and rich bobbine trimming laccs,
for caps; fiorilas and nouncing; PLAIN wide lace;
thread edgings and nsertngs and rich thread lace;
the real blonde trimming ace all the fashionable COL
lars caps, pelerincs, Gorellas. nIantetis &c &c
comprising every variety OF Lace Goods, at the most
reduced prices-tor sale by the yard piece single
or dozeu at Il. III. JENKINS
oct 1 Fancy Dry Good & Irish Linen Store
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09
CONGRESS.

In the Senate on Wednesday last, petitions for and
against Sunday Mails, presented from Penn
sylvana. Mr.. Marks presented the petition of 6i7
ladies of Pttsburg praying protection to the South
ern Indians Mr. Frelinghuysen presented memo
rial to the purpose, from the people OF Burlng-
ton, N. j. Other petitions were presented when on
motion Of Mr. Ellis, the Senate went into the con-
sderation of Executive business.
On Thursday, Mr.. Hendricks presented two me
MORALS from the Legislature of Indiana; one praying
the extinguishment of Indian titles in that State, and
their removal beyond the Mississippi the other against
the stoppagc of Sunday Mails. The appropriation
bill was then taken up--after which, Mr. Clayton
concluded his speech OH Foot's resolution, and in
reply to the vindicaton of the proscriptve policy
made by Messrs. Woodbury. and Grundy. (Mr.
Clayton's speech is looked for with great interest,"
from his reputation and his subjcct.)
On Friday, Messrs. Gruudy aud Ruggles, pre-
scented petitions IN favor of Sunday Mails. Mr. Ben
ton reported bill providing for the equipment of
mounted force protect the Mexican inland trade.
Mr.. Haync reported bill recognizing the Navy.
The appropriation bill again taken up, and a
long debate cngucd on motion to strike out Pro-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09
BY OTIS, DUNLOP q CO
GRnEED IL,c AM AVY<,,rr -

by virtue of u Deed of Trust excepted by Gen.
- John Preston and wife, and for the purposes
18th inst, before the front door of the Eaole tn
yern, in the City of Richmond, Piece of Ground,
lying IN Mechanicsvile, in the county of Henrico,
containing hve acres, more or less. Also. a Lot
OF fiece OF Ground, supposed to contain between
two and three acres, lying and between 4th and
otn Streets north of street, in the city of Richmond
adjoining the property of Bernard Peyton, samuel
Mordecai, &c.-Terms at sale -
mar 9-5tif By Onn1n or .r...
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09

u We invite perusal of the elegant extract
which follows, from upland correspondent. We
were not ignorant that he had adopted MontesGueus
definition OF Liberty, and did feel better re-
conciled to it that account. If he will reflect
upon this definition he will discover its imperection
IN this that it levels all countries which have fixed
and certain laws, to the same standard of freedom
"Liberty consists in doing without hndrance what
ever the law permits" But suppose a law does not
permit tina. which is essential to the enjoyment of
lberty--rationai liberty. Take the case of tax
without epresentation-whout the consent of the
taxed If rational liberty is nothing more than the
privilege Of doing what the law allows without him
drance--what is it to resist the law we have men,
tioned' Does the definition of Montesquieu embrace
that case, If his definition was the true one would
it be treason, rebellion, or faction or Hcentious
Democracy to resist being taxed without being repre-
scented? The definition is good so far as it goes but
it takes in only half the case We know it is part
of rational liberty to do all that the law allows but
contend that it is also part of rational repubi-
libertyto do many things which the law does not
aliow-and herein the definition is defective. Does
the privilege of doing without hindrance what the
law allows, imply tho right of resisting oppressive
laws And if liberty be this, and nothing more, is
not England with her King, but with fixed laws and
where the subject has the same privilege of doing
without hndrancc, whatever the law allows as free
and as republican too, Virginia The definition
will not hold water 1t was devised for monarchcs
and for the intoxicating of passive obedience ard con-
ten,ment with things they are and not for Repub
lies. Montcsquicu was republican, whatever our
correspondent may be.
HoT SPRrNGs, Feb eth, 1880
feel satisfied that if the mad caps of either side
/ Of the mountain do urge US over the precipice of
disuuion, that the line of division should DC that
which separates TIC Eastern from the Western Wa
tiers. The interests of the Valley ard country East
of the Blue Ridge, too intimately blended, to
admit of separation. All the navigable streams
which rise in the Valley, wind their courses and dis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09
Trust Sale of Falua6Ie ReaI Ee1o7.

virtue OF Deed of Trust, executes. IN tho
the I'D day OF December 1890 by pa;,ck (;ibso ~,
a. Z Hibsoh Inns witeior certain purposes therein
shail on the ninth day of Aprt 1880 nj eleven ~
a. wi al the front door OF the Eagle Tavern in tba .,
hichmond, proceed TO sell Public Auction FIR ,oG s W
tue oNo~ig property, TO Wit: lot ground i'm no c;
or Henrico, described in Niiamson's pIsn of .u,,s -,
(No ~ AS lot No &c. also lois m so;d co,,n,
aiEg TWO acres and three quarters an acre aud
IN Inc same plan as lots No - d also In, ,f ,o,s
inc sad county, designated in the plan as ,o Ne CT .
piece or parcel oil land called the Pc WI
ieheheni and IN the plat thereof M Ccorge w I;an,eo
unu recorded m the General Court described bv Tho
mo- 2-whereon are the dwelling house and oib., h;i
formerly occupied by John J Werth and alec mo e
spring: aisq another piece of land adjoining the las,
piece and known in the said Wian,son MA, laS s,;
as NO 3 also lot of land in said cv of R;choa'
Whch Is part OF the ground formerly called the Oil oo
hanber tenement and is designated in the Mai thcIcnf
NO o-whch seven lots parcels ground iast
were conveyed TO the above Patrick Gibson bv Ch.s
James Macnudo and John Wer, as by their decd 10 him
oaed Inc i4th day OF April 1917 duly recorded in snr;c
county court and in the Hastings Court for the civ of Rcb
nonn VIII more fully appeaao other Iot Of ound in
@ emmy oi 1'ehr'co containing acre. or less and
was conveyed to the said Patrick Gibson ,v Nicha. Co.,
@ uy ree oa,ed inc 9Th day of November 1916 and nl
recorded IN the clerks office of the couft of said COMFY
~ - ~ CHARLES JAMES MACMURIJO T,,s,ea
=; - ne Deco OF trust under which the above pronerty
W ne disposed Of requires tie to be made for
5s , , iu purchasers desire it, fourth only will he
aehanaea IN ready money, and liberal credit win he aInwo
| ing interest for the same. e ''y anu pay
! 1886 u. - Nj
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09
MARINE Is EsWs.

ARRIVED,
sch Isaac W. Norris, Townsend, from New York. via Nor
folk, with plaster to Sweenv.
Schr Tennessee Green, from Baltimore, with sundries
NJ Hollns Abbott & 20, Jas Fisher, Anderson, IT. Jno
Garth. r s. T Gwathmcy, Workman 81 McGruder, Jno r.
Ttipeit.
SAILED
Soop Lady Washington Corson, for New York, with coal
BELOW,
Schr Richmond, Hand, from Philadelphia.
CLEARED,
Ship Amulet Wnsor, Port Glasgow, by Z. Palmer.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5.--Cld sloop William, Talman
Richmond.
BOSTON, March 2.-Aud, schr Eevelipa, Fearo Rich
mond
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09
MACKEREI.. &c.

WAOhEhEL, &c.
SA Kits superior No Mackerel warranted FRS, chop for
W. fan,lys
- bbls. No. 2 and mackerel, fall caught
10 do. lamp and Tanners oil.
Also
Loch-hne herrngs, tongues and sounds smoked salmon
dun GOLDFISH beer cider apples potatoes bb and hampers
buck wheat Hour and white beaus.Just received and for
sale by WIN. :. CLARKE.
fnaT9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09


i,cke,s IN tine above splendid scheme only So halves 4
''''eas Or or sale at EAMBERT'S OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
July 10

W ,o = rules holden the clerks office of
nv superior Court of Chaucery. for the Iynchburr
DisrIcl the eth day of June, 1880. Rchaya cur
NJ, iii. against Elizabeth Allen Frederi lex Kobier
nnS snn ma ms"er Nicholas Kabler, Jonathan Bishoo
Stcnbnn G Gis WE Harrison Chiffon, VIM. Chion
i"eh ,hilton, Joseph Chiffon, John poindexfrr md
ouuy MS "ile' James Martin, Raleigh Chiffon in h,s
W. Iifas ana as exor Of Richard Chiffon. der
Fowl. nua ny adnr' of Jessy Harvey, dec John
The do,o menry wade and John Cox, Defis.
ami "s oelehdants William Chiffon stephen Cbil,or
ncorsnse pm Shlton, not having entered their an
sneS ana gwen security according to the ac
he ana the rules ofhs court aud it amen;
oy satisfactory evidence that they are MOI
do ordered that the said defenJaD,s
aer mere the first day day ohe next term a
der he OF the plaintiff AND that copy oftbis or.
"a 'as Town of Lynchburg. for two months printed
~ ad posted the front door ofthe conp bosn
Julv be- own AcOpy-Tcs;o. J. WILLS, c. G. :"
H4sirn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
Valuable Real L state.

1EN II f. subscriber has two valuable tracts Of
"a land lying in The county OF Montgomery,
each containing about 1900 acres, which he is
anxious To dispose Of on reasonable terms One
of those plantations is well known by the name
Vi The While House plantation, with good i'm.
ptovements. The house is well calculated for
tavern public road much travelled. This
plantation has also on it very good saw and
Grist Min, and in a neighborhood sufficient 10
render il valuable. The other plantation has
usual improvements. They will he sold either
by the whole tract. or if il will suit purcha-
sers better, will divide the tracts 10 suit
them, provided can effect a sale of both, or
one tract, and deem it unnecessary TO give any
further description, as ii is presumed that those
wishing to purchase wnnld prefer viewing he
premises, which Gao be shewn them at anv time
by the proprietor. JOS. KING.
Montgomery, May 90. WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
Jnly26

n T rules holden in the Clerks office of tmhere:
County Court, the 9Th day of July, 1880. Arch
bald Robertson, Samuel Read and Boyd Miller, late
merchants and partners, trading under the sy and
firm of Archibald Robertson Il Co, Pitts. again,
Isaac Rucker, exof of Ambrose Rucker, dec. aud
adnr. trustee of Charlotte Rucker, dec. and Ben
iamin Taliaferro Shorf of Amherst County as suca
admr. of John Hansard dec. who adminlstrsto'
ofCaroIine Hansord, dec. and John w, Hansarc,
Detts. In Chancery.
The defendant John W. Hansard not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the ac
off, assembly aud the rules of this court and 1t appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not inhauap OF
this Commonwealth II is ordered that the said d fer
dan, do appear here on the irstday of October Cou
uext, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that cop
of THE order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchhlrr
Virgnian for months successfully, and posted 81
the front door of the courthouse ofthis county.
A copy-Teste, ARTHUR Is. DAVIES. &C
July 26. w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
against

against
ProsSer Powell. aimr of Richard Powell, jr.
decd the said Prpsser Powell and James Lee,
surviving eIors. of Richard Powell, sen. decd
the said Pros,er Powell, in his own righ, TAos.
Powell, Lindsey Padget ami Catharine rs wife
and Frances POWELL Ann Powell, George
Powell, Lucy p. Lee, Joseph l.. Lee, Charles
l.. Lee, Sally Lee, Francis Lee, Madison Lee
and Lee, infants by Commissioner Be-
nagh, specially assigned their guardian. Jesse
Sammons and Anu his wife, aud Elizabeth
Powell, De,ts
This cause came on This day 10 be heard on
the h,ll. answers q the defendants Prusser
Powell. rbncis Powell, Ann Powell, George
Powell, Lucy p. Lee. Joseph l.. Lea Charles
l.. Lee, Sally Lee, Francis Lee. Madison Lee
and Lee, shibiis. the decreta orders OF
the Goth dav of Ser'enber 1928, aud the 9th
day Of August, 1877, which appear 10 have
hern duly executed on ths defendants James
Lee and Elizabeth Powell, the order o. publ
cation against the defendant Thomas Powell,
Of the 81 day of November 1899. which ap.
pears to have been duly published. and the
snbpgnas awarded therein on The 9th dav of
April, and the 2h day Of Noyemt err. 1920
which appear 10 hav" beer duy served on the
defendants Lindsey Psdeet and Jesse Summons,
and was argued by counsel: On considpra-
lis Commissioners do take an account of the
administration of the estate of Richard Pow
ell, lr. decd. AS also, an account OF the admin
islralion of the estate OF Richard Powell, srn
dec. Il report the same 10 the court wit any maj
tiers specially stated, Thought pertinent by aim
self,or required by the parties 10 be SO stated, g.
the court doth further order, that the delen.
dant Prosser Powell. do. after due notice for
that purpose, attend the Comms soner who
may take the said account, aud answer in sol
enn form such interrogatori,s as snail then
and there be pronounced TO him touching the
matters IN controversy IN this suit.
A Copy-Iesie, J WILLS, &C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynchbgrg, l,t July, 1880.
The parties interested IN this cause will take
notice that have appointed TUESDAY the
18th day of October neat, 10 commence the
accounts directed by the foregoing order of
court, on which day, at the hour Of nine o clock
IN the morning they are required to attend at
my office, in this town, with their accounts,
vouchers andcopies of court papers, prepared
for examination aud settlement.
b. b. N0kVELL, Com.
June 70 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

Mr. Hin. r. Gray;
Dear Sir-Nlrs. b. of this place, has used no
iess ihnn 10 bottles OF JudkinS ointment, and
certainly with the most evident advantage. As
she is poor woman, and nv professional ser
vices, from that cons der alton, are gratuIiIouS
as, too her case Is. of all others, eminen,Iv
calculated 10 giYr, If successful, uncommon
reputation TO The ointment, am DESTROYS 10
continue my experimental practice, and have
TO request, that your interest and humanity vii
preseut her through me, with three additional
bottles that perfect cure may be effected.
Like the resi oil my brethren, am decided
enemy 10 what are termed" quack medicines, "
of every description hut, really, the wnndelfu
effects produces bHyour ointment have COM
ple'ely removed every thing like di,trnsl
as 10 its value in relation TO suffering humani-
". Mrs. B's case was one of three year,
standing, having hitherto baiIled all the pro
les sional skill of DR.. &. and myself, and pre-.
senfing a MASS of liberation constantly renew
Ing iisef from the middle OF her face quite down
10 the umbcus, stretching nj the same time
10 the top of zach humeTus, and along the
cervica 9eriibrae. In all my practice | never
saw any thing like il, nor did DR.. q from lis
| own declaration, ever witness any similar &C
cJrrencc The disease attacked. too, her Ugh,
hand 10 a similar manner, resisted application,
TO retard il progress. Such was the situation
OF Mrs. Is. that one OF yourIargesi both would
merely last four days, so much ointment did it
require Her hand is now perfectly healed
so Tar as the morbid humour is concerned. aud
have no doubt but the rigidiiy Of the ioins
will, in u short time, he oyercOme,so as to ena.
bile her to use il with freedom The hand irom
being bent, rs it were, in knot, IS now, nearly
Sitaighl. Her system. from being reduced TO
the extremist degree OF emacia,ion aud loath-
someness. is now rapidly regainIng its former
healthy appearance; aud have no doubut but
three Bottles will effect n complete cure. ! ask
you, then. in the name OF humanity and in that
Of your own interest, to furnish this poor wo-
man, without charge, with this number Of bot,
Ties. will continue To overlook the case md
will when the cure is Effected, give sou Ger,
iifcaie that will establish. on the hrmesr
foundation, the just pretensons ofy our omlment
TO the highest reputation.
am, respectfully, yours, &c. S S. G.
Forsae by Howell DAVIES,
Agent for Lynchbnrg.
July %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
Valuable aud Cor Sale.
2grA. IRA <sayA

~ WILL SELL, Oh friday the ooh dry ~
u Augusi next. AZ The late residence OF Joseph
Hardy deed. in Bedford county. the following
desital,le tracts OF iand one lying and being ~
said county, sdioiniog ia. lands CT Cap. John
scot, William X. Puiier snd others, o0utanin &
aboai ,w.niy fse acres, all OF Ia good heart
ana first tate land.
40. one other rae wing in The Same eoun.
~. bounded by the lands of Benjamin Donald,
Vivian A. HnTdY and Others, containing about
fourteen acres. This = loi Of land very de.
.irable 10 any one i, adj1ius, il beng surpasse d
by none in fertility.
Likewise. one other tract in said county, ly-
rng on Lick Run, adjoining be lands OF james
looping, Nicholas Oven, aud Others, suppose
10 contain about one hundred acres. This tact
ia rich land, good portion oft cleared, and
the greater part of II low grounds. II Las on Il
a comfortable dwelling house AMI other peces-
sary out houses, aud excellent orchard oi choice
fruit Of apples, pears and chenies, aud with
all a very desirable place. cred, of one and
Two years will be given the purchasers upon
their giving bonds with approved security.
WILLIAM A. HARDY. Exor.
OF Joseph tlariy, deceased.
Juiy 10 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
july 8

~ OIiCE.-The Subscriber being DESTROYS
Y OF ,emoVing 10 the west, now offers for
sale the valuable tract Of Land on which he
now resides. in the county Of Franklin, lying
on the main public road leading from Lynch
burg 10 Franklin court house, about mdes
above Grsers ford. on Stanton River, con
tanning 6U3 acres. On said lras there is plan
tation sufficient 10 work or 8 hands 10 adyan
tage--a comfortable dwelling house with other
necessary oni houses--a Manufacturing Mil,
on bold and constant stream, working 2 pair
Of stones, with a Saw Mill and Cotton Gin
annexed thereto. Also, large and conve-
nient Store House, 10 good order for the
reception of Goods.
THIS trac, OF Land and its situation holds out
many advantages. |, lies in healthy country,
in an excellent farming neighborhood, and
convenient to the Roanoke Navigation which
is rapidly Improving, and will no doubt, 10 a
the transportation of produce as any River in
Virginia. II is an excellent Stand Tor a coun
Store, where n considerable stock of goods
mghi be annually svended TO advantage. The
subscriber deems it unnecessary to give fur
Their description OF sald Land, presuming any
person wishing to pu,chase will view Tor
themselves-suilice il 10 say, that ] will sell
Oh moderate and liberal terms. A small part
Of the purchase money will be required III
hand. at The time Of giving possession, and the
balance in /, >, 3 and years.
BERNARD q HENDRICK.
June 10 wsw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
Beach's Carriage Mandatory,

n fapE subscribers inform their friends and
- The public generally. that they have opened
shop on main street few doors below the
Franklin Hotel, Lynchhurg. where they otter
TOR sale new supply of Pleasure Carriages, al
reduced prices, for cash, where those who ish
TO purchase will iind as great variety as at a
ny other establishment in Virginia. All re
pairing will be executed with neatness and dis
pach. by H. Il II. Il. BEACH
For further information the public are referred
10 Thomas A. Hoconbe, or at the Franklin
Hotel.
UT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

a\lPR. RICHARD HALLIBURTON; Take
LII notice. ihai IRE shall on The Oh day Of
august, 1880, at The HuniSpide Inn, IN The torn
Of Hunisciiie. and State Of alabama, take the
deposiiion Of Catrin 2nIe; and hat on The
3oh day Of August, 1880, at Mrs. Wiitians 5
1arer,t, IN the totrH Of Million. and Stale Of n
C0rotia, we shall take The Deposition of Joseph
3. Cogington Which snid depoaiions whenla taken
are intended 10 be read as ertdence on The trial
Of The suit depending IN he county Court Of
CdupbeA IN The Staie Of Kitginia wheyein 0e
are plaintiffs, aud you are defendant.
CA.BPBELL y GREENWAK
july 8 In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

.Nlseri CE.-Having determined to move 10
~ the west am DESTROYS TO sell my house
aud lot in the town of Lynchonrg. The said
property is on 9Th street, and very desirable
situation. being corner lot. The house is %
fee, deep by Is w'cks, with sis good rooms. q
good spring very convenient. Will se!'the
above property very low. Any person wish
ing TO purchase is requested to call and view
The premises. ROBERT GANNAWAY,
July %