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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-06

/ We have received letters from Vienna, an.
nouncing that the news Of the revolution winch
such enthusiasm, that the government NIGH
very well perceive that even in Austria The
Liberal party is numerous II is said that Prince
Metternlch advised the Emperor to send troops
to the frontier, but the Emperor answered.
Stop there | will have no more 10 do with
wars. The French have cost mo money
enough; # they don't come out won't 20 in !:
all may be settled BY negotiation provided
they name King, / don't care for the rest
Al Munich the admiration was the same. Sub.
scriptons have been opened for the wounded
and the general tenor of conversation is as fol.
lows =" The power of Metternich is AT an
end let him 90 to the devil" Some of The
old Mobiles and the Congregatonsts are Out.
ITageous; they are laughed at. One may east.
~ perceive that the reaction will be felt all
over the world.
II Is asserted that the English Ministry has
already. expressed the desire that the acknowl.
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ltASOlrIG>

n ! 4 rPeular Communication OF Aiaf'hal
"a Lodge No 30. At the Hail 10 Lynchbure
the 18th day Of June A. l.. $3.50 \. y. 1870. II
was resolved unanimously tbat this Lodge cele.
hra'e The approaching Anniversary of Il. John
the Baptist, ny sermon TO be delivered At ST.
Panis Chutch on that day.
The members will meet al fine Hall ca the
morning Of that day, precisely nj : o'clock, for
the purpose Of eecting their officers 10 serve
for the ensuing six mouths. Al RssUtar Masoa',
both IN town and country, are particularly IN
Viird to join us on the occasion. 1hpy will be
received at balfpast 10 O clock Or sooner #
they think proper 10 attend) Al winch tune the
Lodge will move IN procession 10 the Church.
No Brother viii be permitted TO joo ths pro,
'ees;ion after il leaves The Hall. Service VIII
commence pfecisely At Al ! ! O'Clock.
By order, THo5. MCKINNEY ,35ecty.
June n, 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

- .WtaR. oni satfeafjsg hat be might bn bn.
fieh win hsstster. A few hours afterwards his
parents received intelligence of his having
entered the house ofn friend. where he ex..
caled his purpose by blowing out his brains.
Mr. Ely, an fnericaa eiiissn. has Invented
new mode OF circulating advertisements bout
faFs II consists of a square box on wheels /.
the sidts are covered with advertisements,
protected nv glass, and the carriages are
u avn ABOUT the tla Ten OF these travelling
easf'es are already in operation, aud eight
more will soon be ready.
II has been enacted by the Legislature Of
connecticut. That no person who believes in /,
supreme Beng, shall. on account OF h, re-
hSious opinion, be adjudsed an meompc-
tent witness by any court OF Judioature IN that
o'aie-S has heretofore been done with re
gard to universalisi. TINS is liberal enact.
ment, aud worthy oi the spirit OF the times.
At Norfolk, on the sh inst. a mnatio bow.
named Joe about 10 years age. belonging TO
Madame ABIDE, having been guilty OF .oms
delinquency, his mlstres attempted 10 chaslisr
nm. when he broke away from her ran down
10 The river aud drowned himself, before any
effort could be made 10 prevent H.
Charles Fenton Mercer has been reelected
President OF the Chesapeake and Ono Canal
Company. The vote stood thas For Mercer.
o.ee3 for Con. John Rodgers 3. 63l The old
Directors, ~ VII: Messrs. Walter smith, Phin.
Gus Janney. Peer Leno1, Joseph Kent, An.
drew Stewart and Frederick May we're reel.
lected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

hope. lie Mad for msny ysars. been .liuing
ornament al the Dlnkard Chutob, aud Tor
sometime previous . his dsath, expressed
desire to he teieasea from the lnrmnas and
pcfplexiiies OF this world, that he might go 10
rest in the bosom his Cod q Blessed are
The dead which die nihe Lord from hencclorlh.
yea. saith the spirit thar ihey may rest from
their labofs aud theit works do follow them E"
-, ia the 73igyesr OF his age, At his
residence IN The county OF Buckingham. on
Tuesday the 9Th INST WILLIAM WEBB, Sen.
after protracted anu painful illness, whlrh he
bore with eHemplat, forti,nde and Christian
Ike resignation. NJ Webb was n soldier Of
The revolution, n man OF unsuIlisd reputation,
respected aud Highly valuable citizen, a foud
aud lndulgent hnshmd, aud father aud hu.
maue master. lie has lcfi n large family 10
onioy the abandane, Of his earthly blessings.
aud To mourn then meparabe loss. whilst II is
tair to presume tha his spirit is now singing
the song OF triumph srouni the throne of HIM,
TO obey whose call hrleh this world.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

NTiRGINiA Al @ Superior court OF Clan
v Gerry, holden =, the town of Lynehhurg
on the 9oh day Of Nav 1890.
David ). Garland, WIN. Walton and jams
Pens. late merchants and partners trading nu-
der the hra' OF Garlsnd, Walioo Il Penn, aud
Boyd Miller, Pits.
against
James X. Lively, Lindsey Coleman. James
Powell and Matthew Lively and Philip Lively,
ex'ofs, of James Lively. deed. Jane Lively,
widow aud rrlIot OF James Lively, dec Il. Rich.
ard HarrIson aud Samuel Braosford. Se1eant
Of the Corporation of LynehbufG. and adnr. Of
Nicholas Harrison, decd Dens.
his cause came on this day 10 be heard on
tho bull. answers ot the defendants James X.
Lively, James Powell aud Jane Lively exhibits,
the dccretsl order 81 the ninfh day OF Sepiem-
her, lstb, whlch appears 10 have been duly
served on tho defendants Lindsey Coleman
aud Richard Harrison, the order of publication
against the defendants Matthew Lively mud
fhihp Lively, Which appears to have been duly
published. aud the Subpoena awarded therein,
an thu first day ol June, 1929. which appear.
In have been duly served on The defendant
Samuel BrHnsford, and was argued by counsel
on consideration whereof, the court doth order
that one OF the commissioners of the coaii do
take hn account OF the administration of lda
estate OF James Lively, deed. aud make report
thereof To the eori, with any matters specially
stated, thought pertinent by himself OF reqmt-
ed by the parties 10 he so stated
Copy--lcste, J. WILLS {. {.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Lsnchhurg, 18th June. 1880. !
The parties this causr. will take nolics,
that | have appointed Saturday the thirty FIRST
day Of July next Ia commence tho accounts
directed hy the foregoing order of court, on
"hlrh day Al the hour Of ninr o'clock Ia the
morning., they "ro required TO attend ut my
Office IN THIS town with their accounts, ,ourh-
ems aud copies ol court papers, prepared Ion
examination and set lement
JAMES BENAGH, {.
June2l WV
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COMMUNICATIONS-FOr The ylys,n,aa

Some observations on he temperature of III,
atmosphere SINCE The lI Of January of the
c"Tfem year, 10 The present lime
In the former part OF the month of January
thH weather was very temperate, the mercury
ranging from 81 10 800 in the tbpr,oo,nei.r
frnfn this Time until the Sth Feb II continue
pretty cold, at which time, al ] o'clock in tl.
morning, the mercury stood At l5e-It is A lille
Extraordinary that al this Time the cold IN the
soh'h OF Europe was excessive: IN Several
distances IN France, persons were frozen to
aeafh. lbrough The month Of March. the
mercury ranged from 4e TO 76a-which j,
summer heat. In April. on Easter Monday
(i2th.) mercury stood nj 76--on the 22d, 4, IL
O'clock, n, s2-yand al +. NJ nj 85e. In the
month OF May the weather NFs very temperate,
the mercury ranging from IS 70 73s. On the
st OF the present month, nj Il NJ the mercury
stood Al Son the 9Th, al clock, j. NJ. It
stood al SO--on The 18Th, 18th. 18Th aud 10Th,
ct " NJ. II ranged from IS To 900 N ihs shadr,
aud from loo 10 10 in the sun. All The
former part of The year mas been ralhe, wei
'4an o'her"Ae, though no long continued
rams. T.
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED. .on the 10th inst BY the Rev
Nicholas II Cobbs, Nh HENRY L.. DAVIES,
II Miss AbALlNE, daughter Of Mr. Edmund
Cobbs, all OF Bedford.
-, on the same evening, by The Rev.
Dr. sdmue. PhdIps, Mr.. JAMES CAMPBELL.
oil Bedford, ~ M.ss GAiHAkINE [. HAkE.
Of ttns place.
-------, on Sunday morning the 18Th inst.
by THE Rev. John Davies, Mr.. JOHN RUS.
sill, 10 Ms, jan II Dun AN, daughter oftne
late trmnus II. Duncan, deceased, all Of
Amherst.
-, AT Mrs Sarah Chappel's by the Rev.
Thomas letter, Mr.. uENKY I, pESDLE.
TON, Of Amherst, 10 Miss SARAH Ann
REESE, OF Charlotte.
-. al the same tune and place, nv the
same, MIR WI. SHARPE. to MIS- Lucy
REESE.
i" Inc garden was wilderness I'LL woman
smiled"
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OBiTJA y.

DIED, on the lih inst. Al his residence ia
Franklin county, Mr.. CONRAD BEIX, +. N.
Al Taylor's Store, ia The 77fh year VI his age,
lie was born in Germany, IN the year 1854 In
me year l776, he came Nth Count Donop 10
America beng one oil the soldiers sent by the
Prince of Hpssee, 10 assist The King OF Great
Rruain ~ his abortgc attempt 10 subjugste the
Iolo,ies lie continued with the Brush army
under the command Of Howe aud Clinton,
pntI ~nhin a few days previous 10 the battle
OF Monmouth, when, being dissatisfied with
the service, and not deemblg II proper 10 com
bat against those who were fighting for the
dearest rights Of man, he Withdrew, and went
TO PenusS wanna, where he married. In 1913,
ne em,praled 80 the state OF Virginia, and set
tied M Franklin county, where he continued
10 discharge every duty attached 10 hIs siatlon
in the most exemplary manner, until the time
of his death. On the Oh instant, he was, up
par,ntly enjoying good health. and, on the
anerEoon OF that day, walked TO the house OF
one OF his neis hbors While there, aod enga
peJ IN cheerful Conversation, he received a
oaralyiic stroke, aud never spake more. lie
survived the shock about forty eight hours,
when he quietly resigned hi, soul to God. In
the death Of this snabe old man, his family
,ud ofhla:.iauces have sustained a loss not
ca ,iry to be repaired. He was Ieudsr hus-
band. a kind father. good 0eishbor, 4 a con :
Ssieut friend. He was beloved BY almost all
who knew him. and mostly those who knew
him best AS might be testified by the fearful
couutenances of tn many vsiters. who sur
. rounded his dying bed. he has left an aged
wife add numerous offspring, to mourn over
his sudden and unexpected departure bp'
they mourn DO, as those Sho are bsrefs 81
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June 81

NTlRGlNlA Ar" Supefior Court Of Cbsn,
" ucty, holden AT the town vi LynGhburk
on the 9th OF Nav, 1890
Abner Waugh, Thomas Waugh, j.. AleSdn.
dor Waugh, Salty Waugh, samuel L. Williams
and Elizabeth his vile, jesse Hartman and
Frances his wife, Pits
nga'ns.
79Nioholns Waugh IL Roderiek Waugh, adtnrS.
OF Ihomns Waugh, decd. aud in their own
rights, Mary Waugh, sdmz. Of James Waugh.
decd, Isabella Waugh, adnr. Of Edward
Waugh deed Pembroke T.. Waugh, only child
OF Edward Waugh, decd nm inlan, by Com
missioner Benaeh, specially nssigo ned his guar
dan Francs Waugh. widow Of Ihos Waugt,
deed. William Armislead. admit de bonis non
III James Waugh, deed. aud Thomas, judith
James aud William Waugh, infant ch,ldfen OF
James Waugh, dec by Commissioner Bensgh,
specially assigned their guardian, and Cora
Waugh, Joseph ilutoheson aud Jinsey bis wife.
late Jinsoy Waugh. Frances Waugh, Ssmue
Howard aud Susnnnah his wife, late Susannsh
Waugh, aud Henry Waugh, children and leRa-
tees Of Henry Waugh, deed. Dst,s.
This Cause cams ON liIis day TO be heard on
ihr bills, answers al the defendants, Nichols
Waugh, Kodefick Waugh, Mary Waugh, fss.
bella Waugh, Pembroke T.. Waugh, Francis
Waugh, Wlliam Armisiead, Thonns Waugh.
judith Waugh, james Waugh and William
Waugh, tho subpoena awarded fherein on fLe
fifth day OF Januafy, 1929, 10 answer thea
mended biil, which appears TO hive been duly
served on the defendant Isabella Waugh, the q.
order .of publication against the defendants
Cora Waugh, Joseph Haicheson md Jinsey
his wife, Ernneis Waugh, Samuel Howard and
Susannhh his wife, and Henry Waugh, OF the
second day of Noyember. 1899, which sppeafs
TO have be,n duly published, exhibits mud en-.
HnInHtjons of witursqpa and WINS nIpusd bv
counsel, on consideration whereof, the court
doth order that the defendants Nicholas Waugh
and Nodrrlck Waugh, render an account OF
brIr administration Of the estate Of their mites.
tate boiole one OF the commissioners of the
court who is directed 20 examine state ~ settle
the snmc, ana mike report thereof 10 the couri.
with any mHttersspfcaiy stated, thought per-
ilnehthy himself or required by the parties TO
be 50 stated. Copy-Tesie,
j. WILLS, G c.
COMMISSIONERS OFllGE.l
Lyncbbnfe, 18th JUNE, 1880. (
Tie parties ~ this caGse, will take noilcr
that havr appointed Thu sday the twenty
ninth Of July next TO commence the accounts
directed by tine foregoing order of court, on
Inch day nj the henr Of niue O'Clock IN thu
morning, they are required 10 attend at nv
office in this town with ihtm accounts, vouch--
rrs, and copis' OF court psprrs, prepared lor
examination and settlement.
JAMES BEsAGIi, c
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Bagwell, Smith and Hannah
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND,

IEfAVING 'aken Sam"rI Hannah as part
= 4 nex in our concern in Richmond, the bu-
siness in future viii be conducted under the
firm Of Bsgwei, Smith and Hannah. and under
The superintendanee and management OF MI.
Hannah, 10 person.
We shall continue our business here. and will
y future transact Cons ission Business. aod
respectfully tender our services to the public IN
that capacity. Advances will be made on pro-
duce when placed 10 our hands, il required: :.
SMITH, BAGWELL Il Co.
Feb ] A6mif49
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UnuRSuANT 10 a decree fthe Superior
Coun of Chnneery, for The Lynchbnrg
District pronounced on the 10Th dty OF May
1890, in the cause nf Garland ~. Mitchell sur
wing partner Of The firm of VIM. u
Mitchell, Plaintiffs. against Nancy Shields. De
lendnnt the undersigned Marshal oi The snid
CourI, viii sell, for cash, on the premises, in
The county OF Amherst, ON Frdny. the yth Of
InIy. 1890, OF fan. II not, the nru far dny
lhe,nrIer.) tract OF land lying IN said county,
containing tn,ee hundred ac,cs. mote or less,
and adjoining the lands oi n. Geulry. Joshua
Rocker, Richard Powell, dee lame. Petite aud
others. A. hobCoMbt'l Marshal
June 10 htdh
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To The County Court orCamDbsH.

10 The County Court Of Campbell.
"L3fLtMkN-lhe unanimt,y aud q al which
marx your measures relative 10 the poorhouse
are an ample guaranty iu the public, that you
Will give that system a decisive ,est. TIE
scheme Is very popular thro' the comfy MANY
OF The poor are looking forward with peasn,e
10 me completion Of the buildings aud there
Is reason 10 'lleve tat many idle and prof
hgale men, are d. sling Themselves Of Their
property, to quality themselves for .ru. re.
treat III the pOorhouIr. Thu, without unceds-
ing vigilance and close scrutiny, your pa,r,utic
aud benevolent exerlions will be subjected 10
extensive abuse.
lhe following fact is worth your attention
and the gentleman who Communicated n 10 ,ne
stands As hgh for honor aud intelligence MS
any man ia the county:
Not Il hundred uile south of New London,
lives very old man, who has smoIher. older
Il possible, Ihan himself She has been suppor-
Ted " the country for the better hall the last
mt century, e. he, though he has n liule farm,
Ih" with proper culture would decent, mainain
both, mas been SO ndOlent and so mean.spirIt.
ca that her pitiance bus, IN great measure,
supported HIM too. lie is now expressing hI,
prospects IN language something like his rs
soon Is they get Their houses done / intend 10
gtre my ta,M aud ali I've got 10 Bill and then
ne "nd mummy 'OiA 80 10 the poor.house As
he IS r.markaoly lazy, and has a wonderful ia
cIhiy oi telling any SORT ola tale which may
sun ms interest We may presume that he Will
make thr attempt
There are, doubtless, many poor. destitute
crea.u who viii fare much better in the
poor.hnnse, than uuter the control of worth.
less relatives, who devour the pHlance afford
ed by fhe county, and furnish them just enough
TODD AID clothing of The coarsest kinds IL keep
soul md body together but surely il was ne.
yer intended mat the Idle and abandoned should
find II an asJ lum OF lazy luxury. JABEZ.
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A\fOTlCE. The Subscriber having deter
III mined to discontinue business in this
place, earnestly requests those indebted 10 him
(by bond o. oherwse.) TO make immediate
payment TO Mr.. William DiRges, who is alone
authorised 10 settle the same aud those hav
ing claims, will present them for adjustment.
All those indebted 10 the concern Of ; N NJ
Alien q ca. are requested 10 make immedinte
payment, as longer Indulgence cannoi be Civ.
en- Il w. IlLW5ON.
May 3
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May 3

PURSUANT 10 a decree OF the Superior
II Cont of Chancefy, Tor the Lvnobhutg
District. pronounced on the 9TH day Of May.
1880, in cause. Pheasant Koaser. plainth,
against Ben Hunter end others, Defendants,
the undersigned, Marshal of the said CUur,,
will srll, ~ Campbell Conrf-iiousr, On Monday
the 18th Of July, 1890, negro man nsned
Daniel, the property Of said Pleasant kosser,
/. a HOLCOMBE, Marshal.
June II Ilids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

hNrOIlCE. Ali PERSONS Indebted In the es.
~ tate OF DAVID Crenshaw due. afa hereby
required to make Immediate payment Ms indul-
gence cannot be eiv,n aud all persons having
claims against the said estate will bring them
forward duly authenticated for payment. Tins
noi,re viii be plead,n bar OF all such claims as
are not presented IN or before the lst dhy OF
November usAt Iha subscribers have tie entire
settlement OF the accounts OF the late firm oil
Preston Il CreushnV
SAML. II TRENSHAW,
lOHN CKENSHAW,
WILLIAM MEAD. EIors Of
DAVID Crenshaw, dec.
June q u
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'aiA aba@. he dess'u,o. ~. H.. -.
brought 10 their hearth by The refpsa,
oil thee senate 10 confirm their nomination. i,
Ihey should lrafn 10 Practice some of the
philosophy they preach.
W The Mud Machine saws, the fg.,ol
papers (hy which he mean, the paper. oo,o..
I'd TO the reign Of terror ,'ars ,ra,,enst r..
matters To d"d fault with We d. moi know
how thus iaay be II keeps hun pretty busy a,
all events, II deieud the administration VIM,
,ts aeis are delenslOle, aud to erpiain wb.o
they are not
U9'tw will he seen, by the foreign news in mi,
days paper. that the COLONIAL Trade oue,,,o,
is Just where it " as when Mr. Gamma d;.d
The Preslients Message 10 Congress m.
secret session. aud the law. was surely a nos,
magnificent humbug, every way worthy Of onr
,alented administration
" Hefecommend To oil who are interest.
ed IN the great subject African Colonization
N"nd who Is not Interested in 1t y 10 peruse The
letter oil Capt. Sherman, descriptive of the Col.
ony Of Liberia, on our first page TIN, moro,og
capt. > commanded the bug Liberia, which
carried emlgrants to the COLONY about a wear
since. We dissent. however, from the visws
which Capt. 5. takes OF The object of the CO.
ionzation Society, in the next 10 the last para.
graph OF his letter.
Wheat-fhere IS yet no new Whea, in mar.
het, but some Is contracted to be delivered ,b;s
week. 'I5 cents per bushel. lhis mice !.
offered for all delivered this month II il
III ought the price, after that, vii ran,. from
90 to q cents.
IL Gen. Jackson, II is supposed left Wash.
ng'on city Tor tennessee, on Saturday last
The Secretary OF War and family len The Civ
III the l4th, for IKE NJrih aud West.
u The General Court formed quorum in
Richmond 90 tue ION nst,-Ten Judges were
PRESENT.
7 The reply of Miles King 10 Amos Ken
tells Report is announced in the late Norfolk
'apers. We hope We shall eeS II il time ior
,nr next paper.
W Thomas Griffin Thornton. esq. Sheriff Of
-ato'ine county, was murdered few days
go, aud his horse killed, withina mile Of his
residence. A man by the name of Charles
onag, one OF his neg bbors, has been arrested
IA suspicion q Beng the perpetratol.
u E6-President Adams has arrived al hi,
'a'eroal Residence a, Quincy. 1t seems he
fateS AS much As he did when he wa, Presr-
en,. Wonder Iii is do0e or " elrcroneer,ng
fect?"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

N Il. AAUPi presents his siucere Rcknow-
Uh Judgements 10 the Ladies aud Gentlemen
OF Lynchb1rg for then very liberal patronage,
aud begs leave to inform them that hi, second
session viii commence on Friday the 25ih
inst. lie would respectfully suggest TO tho e
whose children have never beeu taught tan
eng, and who wish them instructed IN that DO,
lite accomplishment That, inssmuch az nun
Der Of his former pupils are TO continue this
session, Their example nnd requirement IN kFe
Art must be Of immense advantage To the new
scholars in facilitating their progress. there
fore, ibey ought not 10 Degleci this opportunity
of securing such desirable benefit.
IL THIS session being tho last that will
attend ia the course ofthis year, it i, desirable
that all who Intend joining The school should
enter the first day. J. A. X4UPI
June II a,
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=. RoPlE -, .1E. =.
SURGEON DENTIST

I'd ESPECTFULLY tenders his respects to
lib the citizens OF Lynchburg and IFS vicinity,
and takes The opportunity of informing them.
that he will be ready to tend to tbt Dentist
business, on the 9th of June, al the Franklin
Hotel, where he will remain for a shor. time
Ladies and Gentlemep wa ned upon al their .hsu
ses. II requested.
Ss2s : ifs
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hNfoIlCE. l mtehy lor"arn all persons
Al from trading for OF teking an assignment
OF bond given by the 10 Capt Jairrs Martin,
due about Christmas next, for the sun of 500
% as the contract for whl,h the sad bond ives
obtained has nol been complied with
DABNEY PUiNDEYrER
June. y Is
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W James B. Gardner, who was reeommen-
'eo by the President as Register of Land
vince IN Ohio. and unaniH,oudy rejected by the
senate, ILLS six columns of the Mud, Machine
"hh his groaas and lamentations How ready
'aese men, whose appointment TO office turned
vat OF doors so many impoverished families, are
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
DINKLE a. RUNBOUGU.
June 81

"a OIiCE.-By vUtue of,wo deeds OF trusts
"a executed 10 the subscriber by Martha
Lsyne, Sen. for certain purposes therein or
pressed, one bearing date the l2ih day of July,
1925. aud The other bearing date the % Ii day
OF May, 1880. aud duly of record in the
county court of Campbell, viii be exposed 10
sale al public auction, for ready money, on
Friday the Cd day Of July next, on The prem-
SEES wherein the said Martha Layne, SEN. now
resides, certain parcel or tract Of land, lying
on the waters of Seneca Creek. g miles sorth Of
the Courthouse, aud adjoining the lands Of
Henry Brown. William ID. Swinney and others,
and containing 1871 acre., more or less. Also
all the household and kitchen furniture, plan
tation utensils. and stock of every description
or so much thereof MS .Iil he sufficient TO sat
isfy the purposes Of said deeds. Actisg as trus
tee the subscriber will only convey such title as
is vested in him by said deeds mud none other.
WILLIAM OGDEN, Trustee.
June 81 us