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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16
70 rug Enron OF TIE Wu,e.

Respected Friend: In casting my eyes over the
debates IN the Convention my attention partlcu-
lary attracted 10 the speech Of the President James
Monroe, tic I'd inst. II is surely an interesting
spectacle see an indiv dual at his age having flied
the highest office in the gift OF a free and enlightened
people, AID retired from that elevation, pass the
evening of life in the anquility Of domestic enjoy
mens. now leaving that retirement at the request of
his fellow-citizens, and not only becoming member
OF The Convention, and taking the burden Of presiding
over 1t deliberations, but stepping forward in debate,
to enlightcn that body with his experience, and to
repress the Incorporate ardour of some Of IFS mem
bers, by the intervention of bis cam pacific feelings
But in tracing the course of his remarks, found
he following observations, in regard to the free peo-
pie ofcolor: Look at 0ho-What has she recently
donc' Although she has alwsys been an advocate o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16
CBe Constitutional aeHbtg.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. Is, 1880.

GFYEsrEnDar tie Constitution was adopted-aLd
by majority of i5-and what hns long been foreseen,
bat which is the less remarkable-by the votes
nf that part of the Convention chiefly representing
the portion the people opposed to the Gail of Con-
yeution aud To any change, and i'll opposition to the
votes OF those. BY the fundamentally of whose con-
sttuents the Convention vas called. Upon THE
salt-the manner in which 1t effected-and the
history of the Convention shall in few days
speak our minds freely Meantime, we congratulate
the people that the mountain long in labor, is de-
llvsred at la.t-and we give them this advice, Salts
tied from observation of its sounfncss-thnt it, m the
exercise nf their sovereign discretion they
I'll TO call a,loh her Convention, to elect to it fewer
lawyers AID more men of everyday sense-for if the
dis motion was not known BEFORE tho history of the
last three months has clearly established the wide
difference that exists between talents and common
AS to the constitution, it will doubtless be
accci ted by the people-,and dstasteful some of
It's omissions, to thuse who stick to the good old
cause Of equality-tc friends Of reform have reason
to rejoice considering the array Of prejudice with
which they have had to contcnd--.hc superior par
iiamentary acuteness and science enlisted against
thern-anl above all, the prevalence of the
light doctrines, for tile first time broached in this
Convention, supported by high talent, and recon-
incnded by nterest--wc say, considering all these
things, the friends Oreforfn have cause to triumph
in our opinion, that they have gained so much--or
rather that they have not lost all.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16

nv Goochland county court, 18th November 1929:
u John n. Treviiap, plG. against John S. Fleming
and George Fleming dfts.-Ix CHANcERY.
The bill Of the plaintiff being read and fled and the
defendant, John S. Fleming, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act of
assembly and the rules of this court and it appearing
TO the satisfaction of the court, that he is not an
lnhabitant of this state, the motion of the plaintiff
by counsel it is ordered that the said defendant John
s. Fleming, do appear here the third Monday in
March next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
public newspaper, printed in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully, and that smother COPY,
posted at the front door of the courthouse Of this
county, on two successive court days. And it is fur
Their ordered, that the defendant, George Fleming, do
not pay away, secrete, otherwise dispose of any
money property in his hands, belonging to the de-
to pay the plaintiffs demand in lis bill mentioned and
the costs of this suit until the further order Of this
court. Copy. Teste,
ITO Nan. w. MILLER, d. c. @. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16
eHboIeaaie aDrtres GMrreMt .
Riclmoad, January Ia, 1880.

-
STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
good to fine, l0Olb. Sc a 10
middling, sac
common, i "a 5
refused, ; n A
manufactured
LIST quail. cavendisl,, ID. So a 40
small twist, no. 1, II al3
n no. 2, 9a11
Flour, city mills, new,
canal, 4 Is SO
Ifheat, red 80, white 85
Corn, bush. 50
Coal, best for shipping, l6 a 20
inferior, IL a Is
Cotton, 81 ash
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
Bces'car, best, % n 25
Butler, ID a is
Bee, mess, Dbl. 10 so al
fresh, 3 25 a a 5Oa5
bacon, new, 81
Cheese, 7a8
Candies, tallow, mould, 10 a IL
sperm. d 4 %
C9gee, w. 1. green, ia all
Rio, ia n l3
Java, white, lea
ordinary qualities, IL n l2A
Chocolate, no. 10 a Is
CoPperas, Id. 3 a 81
Fash, herrings, no. l, 5 so a 6
shad, no. j, 5 a 5 80
mackerel, no. 1, 4 Dbl. 8 % d
do. Ito. ?, 5 a ) 25
do. no. 3, 3 75a4
raisins, bunch, box. 3 IS as so
muscatel, 3
Feathers, live geese, good, 3Oa32I
Glass, window, 2xlO, 80 feet,
2 IS l0X12, do. 3
Gr,'pocae,', Dupont's, ) so Il s
Hemp, American, ton, 1875 a I3OI
Hides, Spin, sun-dried, Is a Isl
saiteu, Ia 10
Indigo, Spin ilotant, lb. / 75a2 % |
Iron, Swcdes, ton, los
English, IS a so
American, 85 a SO
Lard, new, 6Aa7
Lime, l %
Leather, sole, Is Il %
upper IS a 9 -
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. D
understandable, II a IS
Mahogany, ST. Dom. #. IL a -
Bay, 8 4 IL
HIoiasses, gal. N. Q. 26 81
superior, % a 81
w. India, generally, % a 50
Meal, bushcI, 60 Il %
Nails, cut, lib. 6
Oil, lmsce,, gal. ~ Il 30
tanners, Dbl. Halls
sperm. winter rrsd. gal. 85 n 81,
do. Simmer do. 90 Il 60
Oats, bush. 80
Ptaiste, Of Paris, ton, ) 20
Pork, prime, bhi. ii a 10
mess, ii
fresh, (hogs,l l00lbs S.
Rice, Carolina, (new) ) so
S"gmv, loaf 1Ga 20, hump l5ai7
n. o. brown, 100 lbs. 7a9
st. Croix, do. 9 a los
muscovadoes, o a 10
SAT-, sack, Liv. filled, 2 10
ground alum, ? 40 Il : Is
!Saitpctre, III. 10 a12
Spirits
brandy, cognac, gal. 90 a 40
apple brandy, new, % u 80
peach do. IS a 80
rum, ST. Croix g. Ant. go go
do. New England, 81 80
gin, Holland, 30 los
do: American, 80 a -
wlliskey, % a 30 |
Steel, German, ib-12 = II
Eng. blistered, IL
Amer. do. 6
Nboy cunt a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16
WINTERS ARABIAN.

1FHIs beautiful and true Arabian Stallion will Stand
at my stable, in the county of Brunswick 80
miles South of Petersburg, and Is miles Northeast
of Lawrepceville, and ! miles Northwest from Bel
field. Those having blooded mares, and being desi-
rous ofmprovng their stock will not omit this on
portuny of doing so, it is probable he will not
again stand in this sectio of the country Tt will be
readily admitted by all breeders Of fine horses, that
our stock does at this time, much need cross 81
this kind, as the English did at the time the Godol-
phin Arabian commenced Governing in England and
no doubt will be, by this cross, much improved as
that was. Evidence of his Arabian origin and the
price at which he will be lie, to Mares viii be pub
lfsled before the season commences
Jan SITS C JOHN TUCKER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16
HIDES, LEATHER, SC.
900 Best heavy Bueuos Ayrcs hides
G%O coo handsome California do

VIII h7coe HcdVy DueUUs 1fyICS nIusS
6AO coo handsome California do
$50 20 Brazil do
$50 do West India do
$50 sailed and dried country dc
900 sides soal leather, of differ ent qualities
Calf skins and upper leather, of all kinds
orocco skins, for shoe makers and carriage
makers
Harness, skirting. and bride leather
Hog skins, saddle trees, saddery, &c, &c.
Tanners oil, curriers' tools
Richmond made plantation shoes-Iyor sale by
ian 11-Iaw2wif w. e. J. G.. CRANE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary Street, rear Of The Prginia and Farn1ers
Banks.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
81 and gentlemen of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thanl,
the ladies' sending their silk dresses to have them ia
ken to pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
to be dyed and finished well as at any establish.
ment in the Union. Canton stuff dresses not ne
ccssary, he has suitable machines to finish them If
sent to him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed that he scours
and renews in colour coats, paDtploons and vests
geer with all kinds of apparel and frequesed repairs
them in the neatest manner As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed and hot cold pressed; furniture
stufs cleansed and e-dycd IN the ncatesf manner
N. 2. Tickets will be issued on leaving the roods
with him and requests they will DO presented on ap-
dlicatlon' or'thc same.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16

DeaC's Lectures on tie Restrictive SqstC1n.
nELIvERED to the Senior Political Glass of VIII
~ liam g. Mary College.
Dr. Cooper of Columbia, S. G.. in a short notice
OF the above work, says.
professor Dew of Williamsburg has given us tho
most comprehensive and mastery view Of the Res
trictive System which has ever been published"
Published and for sale by COLLINS ~ Co.
For sale also by r. ID. Sanxay, Ricbmond; II.
White, Petersburg; w r. Gray, Fredericksburg:
P. Thompson, Washington City; p. Lucas. IT,. Bal
timore; Towar q Hogan, Philadelphia Collins d.
Co., New York; Jos. Gales 81 Son, Rslcigh, ". c.;
A. r. North, Lynchburg: Jesse Cole, Williamsburg;
G.. BonsaI, Norfolk and by many of the principal
Booksellers. dcc 7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16

SATURDAY, JAN. o.
Mr. Naylor moved to amend the fourth section Of
the amended report BY striking out the word Hardy"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16
G o III A N N A

G o III A N N A
&A Will stand the ensuing season at nv
WWA~ Farm, known as H.4LF SINK, nine
SAsA I'm miles from Richmond, Oh the road lead
N IN ing to Fredericksburg. Terms as for
as4Ea14n merly.-.For the season $50; to be
discharged by the payment of S35 during the season.
Insurance sixty dollars. The remarkably promising
character of Gohanna's colts being so well known in
this section of country it is deemed necessary to
say more about it.
ian I2-eo4W JNO Mr. BOTTS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16

ExPresident Monroe arrived in Norfolk much in-
disposed on "Wednesday, in the Steamboat Hampton,
having left the Potomac ashore at Point of Shoals
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
PETERSBURG MARKET,

pbgai and Flour. -Adylces from liverpool
n the lth July, stating an advance OF 10 4s
On American Flour, IL consequence of the nm.
favorable prospect oil the crop, hos caused an
Improvement here IN the price OF wheat winch
.~5e nos quote 80 to 30 lor red, and 100 10 105
Car white Several sies of Flour nave also
bpen made, We un ierstand to the extent Of 3 to
a 900 bhis. thp prices made As tHr as we have
entertained, are 81 ) a. 3 aud l.S---lt /. bell.
we'd thai s rs has been made. b Il ar have not
satisfactory evidence a. slele IT AS a fact. Buy
c-s anG sellers viii look with anxiety for the
Xxi auyiccs.
Eorn-'rhi5 arlca was quoted too low in
nlt isstlt sells readily n 30, aud hui lntIe IN
5nafb"n
uolt0n 10 to II livery lftle in market.
iPclusbpFg I'M. .7ugust -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
THE MA2KrV.

fHILADELPHiA, August 25-Tbs .a,;oo,
'f'm England nave occss;oned . ''''1e'
meat III our Corn market siocs las, 800,
the saIo. - ,ouF mere was ielt very small by
eel, snla o. EEK on Monday 1000 bar.
mail sai.' % 81 ~ and yesterday few
- now held. Wheat has sold -, ina ia.
w. se.. Corn ahoat, cent higher. uh,-hs. ~ !.
, sa'ce and has improved in nrica - :,
"","s steady a, former qnoralioos hnt vim
% disposition to sell, as The auicIa a, " W.
5.l, ,'N up IN England, and The comios c,on -
Il 4ar,h :" nave sustained ser,onsSuiurv in
." anu South Carolina by the severe Storm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
September Q

&TOrlCE.-'rne subscriber being deslrons
" OF removing TO the West. offers Tor sale
that valuable Tract of Land on jar River,
in Bolctourt county, formerly owned by Dn-
bartrs Shepherd aud known by the naHie OF
The Hollow Ford tract" containing 300
acres, on which is an excellent saw Mil. a
further descripi ion is deemed unnecessary, as
those Wishing 10 purchase are invited 10 call
aud view the premises, wnen they viii fad III e
terms accommodating.
y. b. Ihos. wishing 10 purchase will do
we'll by Calling Immediately.
JAMES II. WOODS.
Sen. WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
From The Nele YORK Courier. Aug %.

Our Cram Enthusiastically there was an
increased demand Tor ilour and gram. 50 -
MAS freely offered for New York, Tor -four i'm
mediate delivery, ~ to b. received u few weeks
henee-tnd = number Of SAILS were made At
this price but the Mhlers at The close Of Ex>
change hours refused 10 sch under 81 o-S aud
very lIt,e is TO he obtained for immediate delw-
cry a any price. Western Flour, from neu
wheGt Is held al - 3-4, and sales oil Troy from
old rhsai se,e made al - 5-S aud very lii'le
REMAINS Ia market.
25o0 bushels OF good Baltimore wheat was
sold yesterday al IOS cents, cash.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

.,.,s. Riddle. the Pstsideaf Of 'he teited
s,st,..l3a.a Al Phiisj.ifhi". a." 'h'"oir per-
=" 10 .c, a. treasurer. and 70 r'cr,'r 'he 10
son " ,,l,e,ed On haafa ihr 'stioas s'ean'-
- H., the heueiit Of r'aiions he''s.
,;olsn, Storm hss ragged along our soa'h
.,so,,c coast .iajarng and desiio,ins ship''
.,',.,,at,ne fences, houses. crops, &c. u seems
nv. extended AZ lar South aa Sa'a"n"h
80, =. lar North Al Delaware.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
,,

4 Office by riras Of two deeds Of trust,
= Z erecaied by Htiiiam &. paugham, to Sc.
eure c,5la!n de5is IN saii S,eds me,.iiontd 10
GREEN b Bo,cies, Of record IN Bedjord county
court, ,rH be sold, ON Satardag In 25h otihis
month fScpiemder,) 10 The highest bidder. .jor
cast, al the store honse latety occupied BY BoVles
" James. ~ the county Of Bsdtordhoo rery raie
aole goa,ls Negro Uen named John 1. George
rs irnttes lce snail coHreg to The purchaser such
nile as is rested IN US
JOSEPH WILSON,
SAMUEL Z. MIICHELk.
Sent ,. tbs Trustees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
To Mr.. George Lee:

- lR-As you aie not resident OF the State
~ OF Virginia take This method of glvug
sou notice Of the following order OF the Lynch
burg ID suict Court If Cnancery -
/" FIRGfNif--H Superior Couri of Chan
Gerry, hoidep at The i0pu Of LgnchbWg on The
3lth day Of October. 1929 HiHiam shelton.
.io"n Shelton. Nancy Kucker John Cbappie
aud Sdtty las lOle, and George Lee, panuH,
against PoAy Mettor. jonathan IL Bel, AMI
Edmund l.. Uoodog dsfenda u.s.:
" On he motion 81 Hedetsadants BY counsel,
for further security for The prosecution of me
injunction n,oa'ded the plaintiffs an ms cause
the court, upon looking ,ato The dbdurits o. st.
dry loinesses. Gfer hearing counsel IA opposition
to The motion, doth order Mdt unie@ The plaintiffs
shall, Wihn thirty days dfter they s5aR haOf
been serred ,oM a c0py Of Mts 0rdtr. enter into
6ond. mtM sufficient Sccufdy, m tie clerks flee
Of His court, for he prosecution Of The same
hat the ug Junction aiOd,ded the piainhD IA his
cause on the l7tt day Il Nag. 1919 saud dis
S0ired rs an act Ci this day ind on HE motion
Of Nielsen c. DuWaon jr. administrator Of JOS II.
Dawson, deed. bycoMIset re couri d0h further
order, unless the plaintiffs 1nH, uHhul TIM II
Gnys after beng sttped miM a copy Of ihis order,
as df9res0ld amend their 6tL. a4a maze the
said Nelson {. Daus0" jr. administrator Of
Joseph Il. DdWSoa. decd a patty dettudQnt ~
ihiS caSe--th1t the Said Injunction 0tso stand
diSsOiged as an act Of H!iS dug
"A copy. 1este, j WILLS, C." .
EDMUND l.. WoODROFf,
tor himself and otnrT Deits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
Raine's Tavern for Sale.

NtfiLL he sold, an the premises. 10 tho
| " highest bidder on Thufsda, The 3ofh Sep.
| temher nexi, that we'll knowo stand. RAiNE' s
TAVERN, with the land attached Ia the same.
containing hy sdtpey l00 acres, situated ~ the
county oil Cumberland. at the Junction Of the
main Notlhern. Southern. Eastern aud Western
Stage Noads. and nearly equl.dl,'nnt from
kIchnond aud Lyme hbarg. The many other
| advantages connected with this stand are be-.
iesed TO he so well known, ms 10 render fur.
ther description al il unnecessar suffice i, 10
say. that II Is ute,iOr 10 none in Virgins. lne
above property will be- sold on liberal credit.
! (say from one 10 five seaIs.) the purchaser a,
purchasers giving bonds, WITH approved sc.
| curity. aud Deed OF Trusi Oh the sune 10 Ne
cure the phyment-possession Will be given the
hra day oil January nesi, with the liberty Nf
deemed eAped'enli) vi seeding a crop ol wheat
this Fall.
Al the same lime aud place will he offered
for sale one other TRACT OE LAND, adioin.
Iog The aboVe place, containing BY estimate
one hundled aud eighty acres, with new and
! FIRST tate improvements, situated within 800
yards oilhe Tavern, aud so constructed ia 10
sui the convenience OF professional men. ANY
person wishing 10 view the tnnd aud improve
henls, VIII make applications In Mr.. Peter b.
+ Osier, residing at the Iase,n.--lhIs LRud
Win The improvements viii also he sold On the
same terms ~ the above Tavern.
Al The sane lime aud place, and on thr
same terms, viii be offered one other TRACT
OF LAND, lying "itnin Que mile oil said Iay-
ern, containing 100 acres inferior IN point y.
sol 10 none IN ,he surrounding eishhoinond.
Any per'on wishing 10 view the premises, w,il
| apply as above.
And,at the same tine & place. add on the same
term, Will be offered for salea MILL SEAL,
| oiV Green Crrek, or which Is erected a good
NJ II House, with Two par oil Mill ) ones, one
pair of which Is first rate Burr with all U hrl
necessary machinery, ,eadv 10 80 into op
Grafton, save the dam, which was broken by
the las SPrlng tain --lhI, property litS also
wilhn two miles OF sad Tavern.
John RA!NE.
/ sent 2 uld.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
CRAiL'o PATENT GRIoT
MILL,

fNns- undersigned haze purchased the en-
~ elusive right to construct and vend Crairs
Patent Grst Mill, 10 the counties of Campbell
aud Bedford. They are now preparing ~ o.
rect one III Lynchpurg, that The pubic may
have an opportunity OF seeing the value and
utility of tins superior Mill. The construction
IS cheap aud simple, and can be moved by wa
ter, steam, or horse power. and with much less
power of either kind, grind much faster than
any upon the old plans heretofore used. The
machinery and mill does no, occupy much
more space than common wheai fan, aud ai-
ter constructed, can be moved 10 any situation
that ulay hr desired. Tins mil will be inyalu.
able where the stream is smah aud the water
power ilgh', aud lis cheapness such that every
planter VII be enabled 10 possess one anu
grind his own gam. Further noiicr will be
eiven when the mil IS in operation That every
one may view and mspeci tins uutivalled ma
chine Tor hnnseli. ORNUND WARE,
JOHE PRYOR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
PUBLIC IGEETYUG.

n, n ..-.zsy-.s A MEETING of the citizens Of
.lSg-T Iynchburg aud ts vicinity is re-
~ qaested at the franklin Hotel. on
Saturday nesi, n O'Clock, +. NJ. TO take into
consideration The proprlsiy OF adopting mea-
sures for the prItuniinn OF Internal Improve
meut. ALBION MCDANIEL. Mayor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
LYNCHBURG
GRAMMAR SCHOOL

NRA CARPENTER respectfully inform, the
n inhabitants OF Lynchhurg aud lis vicinity
that he intends 10 establish AZ English and
Classical Seminary. in he town of Lynchbnrg
- commence on the lst of October neat, pro
vded The number OF fifteen scholars oan be
previously obtained. He has teen constantly
engaged in tie instruction al youth. for the
last II years and hopes thai the experience
thus acquired, has not been lost upon hlrn.
The value, however, of hi, method Of teachng
must be tested ny ITS practicsl effect. Un-
doubted testimonials Of moral character. aud
guafcatons VIII be exhibited from gendemen
kn0mn in topn-lIis terms are fifteen dollars
for the session OF five months, and thirty dollars
for ten months. one bali in advance the other
al the end OF the last session. As the same al
tenTion will he paid 10 each scholar, ~ dIsIinc.
ton Will be made in the price. Persons dis.
posed 10 encourage the above Seminary OF I'd
uralion may apply TO Maj. William Warwick
OF Amherst, and Maj A X. North Of L,nch.
burg, with each OF whom subscriptions " III be
left,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02


SDURoCANI toa decree ofthe Superior
"a Court oil Chabcery, for the Lynchbnrg
District pronounced on the An of October,
1928, IN tue case OF Pollard ". Wright the
undersigned Alarshs Of the said court, will sell
10 the highest bidder. Tor cash, on Friday
the Isl day OF October, 1880 (if fair, # not the
next fair day thereaitcr,) settling on the pteni
SEES in the town of Lynchburg, the following
tots TO wit :: one lot IN the OF the MethG-
dist Meeting ,louse, o. feet hy ~. Que undiy
died. nIoie,y Of lot al the junction of 7th street
and 3rd alley, containing quarter OF an acre,
that desirable residence for d small family. al.
joining {. Anthony, on An street. lot contains
4 OF an acre, houses insured AT . 1900, part
OF lot No. l37, on 6th street and Isl alley, Iot
Containing ! an acre ON the out skIrts oi the
town, "A lot oi three acres, near the residence OF
the late Col. Wm. Il Lyncn. and any other
lots in lhe said decree mentioned. And before
my Office door, oil the same day, Two small
tracts OF land, the one in Bedford, on the waters
0f Goose Creek, adjoining the lands OF Mr.
Nhitton, MIR. Howell and others. containing
% acres and one on the turnpike road, near
The Friend's Meeting House, containing % or
seventy acres. The above property viii be
sold subject 10 The dover OF Mrs. Ann D.
Wright. l A. HOLCUhBE, NJ.
Aug % 'l'ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

MARRIED, On the 2lh inst. by the Rev
bSamute Armls,ead, Mr. LEONARD LIPS
tOMB 10 Miss JANE HUNIEh, Of Camp
bell Countv, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
September 2.

AOTICE.-By virtue OF "a dee oi trust exc
v culed 10 the subscriber by Anson Iinsey
bedrlag date 10Th December, 1929, and duly
recorded in the Clerks office of Amherst couu-
~ court, shall. on the o0lh day of next month,
tSeptember) proceed to sell. to the highest
bidder. for ready money, AT AmheTs' Count
House, Chat being court day the following
tracts OF land. TO wit one traci, lying on the
waters of fiarrs's Creek, the late residence Of
said Iinsley, containing about one hundred
aud City acres Que other uaLt adjoining the
same, containing about thirty three and one
third acres and one other tract adjoining the
lands of Doctor Powell W,ihnnre and olhers,
supposed To contain seventy two ncrrs also,
The foHoWiug slaves, TO Wit Rpiiin, Anna, ia.
dy aud Beisy-or, mucn thereof snail be
sufficient 10 pay and satisfy the debts Ia sad
deed ntioned and the cost attending IN. ey-
ecutlou, thereof. Acting as lIusrre, Will on
~ convey such title as Is vested IN me by the
! deed aforesaid.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, Tus:ee.
| Al the same tine and place, " Ill he sold, by
virtue o. another deed ofuUst, executed 10 the
undersigned by AnsHn Iiudey, b"ariug date
the day OF December ls29 aud Of rrcord
IN the c'erk 5 Office OF Amherst County Court,
The balance OF the above described properly.
alter satisfying the provisions OF that deed,
together with all aud s,ugnl4r The household
and kitchen furniture OF sad rinsley--his hor-
ses, cows, hoss aud aoy other stock which he
may own or DE possessed Of rs Trustees. We
will convey such ille only as the derd allure
SAID vests M rs. The sale will be made for
cash, al public auction.
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
OHe oil tho trustees.
Sep. tbs