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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

eopsisiing cf beautiful Gsnze Scarf. and hdhls.
/, ,nlepdid assortment Nsvariao Belt hbo'"s,
pounri ditto, Straw Bands, beautiful afi1cie,
oae case London Prints, handsome stEi e. y ie"
pieces Manchester Ginghams, Jaronei | hm-
brics, and Muslins. 6snIed aud pln'o s"iss
ditto. ssiss Cra.ais, a bea0fifti ial'ie, saper'-
or onsliiy Company Bandanna iIdkis. supe-
rior Cui aud Genoa Velvet, Furniture binding.
Cable Cord, Piping ditto. K'bbon "ire, bt'id
of all descriptions. a good ASSORTMENT La1I' S
aud Gentlemeus' Shoe, and Slippers, ChIldfen >
ditto. onloted Cambrics. Cambria Gloves, lew
Ladies and Gentlrmens' J s.494 and 10
fable Diaper, Sd aud - Checks, fnfnliure
ditto. Gtntlemens' white Cotton aali Hose,
Random ditto. six ditto, Legho,n Bonneis, with
extra crowns, black. white and bun, Nhsarlno
ditto, handsome st,ie, hes, patterns, splendid
assortment Cloibs OF all eolOrs. black, brown,
olive and claret, brown aud bleeched Sheet
ings aud ohirtings, large lot spun Cotton, from
Two Of the best factories in the unIted States
Grocefies, Cutlery aud Hardware. besides o
great many other desirable goods which we
are determined 10 sell al The most reduced PR
ces. ]DRfth a. Inn
NIB. Country Merchants aud Planters viii
find II TO their interest to call aud examine Tor
themselves. q h.
August
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Mr. I'm. ". Gray:
Dear sir-Mts. b. oi this place has used no
less Than ID bottles OF JuikthS otntnenf and
certainly wtl the most evident advantage. As
she is pooi Woman, md my professional ser
wees from that cunsi Jerltion, are gratntlons !;
as, too, her case Is, Of all others, emlnenty
calculated 10 give, If successful, uncommon
reputation 10 the ointment. am deSTous H.
continue NV experimental practice, aud have
to rcque l. mat your infpfest aud humanity wi
present her. through me, with three addiilnnai
bottles that II perfect Gufe may tie elected.
Like the rest oil NV brethren, am a decided
enemy 10 what are I'rned " quac.. mrdtoincs, W
OF every description hut, really, 'hc wonderful
effects produces by ynur ointment, hHFe com
pie'ey removed every ding like dstrust
as IL MS value ;" relation 10 suffering human
~. Mr.. Bs case was one of three years
standing, having hitherto o@illed all the pro-
frssiona skill m d.. q aud myself, and pre-
sertiug u mass of liberation constantly renew
ing itself from the middle OF her face quite down
10 the umbiicus, stretching at the same time
10 the top Of each humerus, a d along the
cervical vertihrae. In all my practice never
saw any thing like il, nor did DR.. Il from ms
own decara ion, ever witness any similar oc
clrrenre. The disease attacked, too, b rrigh
hand 10 a similar manner, resisted applications
to rrta,d progress. Such was the SITUATION
OF Mrs. b. that one OF Noni largest bottles would
merely last four days, so much ointment did il
require Her hand is nov perfectly healed,
so lar as the morbid humonr is concerned, and
have no doubt hut the rigtdty OF the oin,s
will, in short lime, be over ONES" MS 10 ena.
biz her to use il with freed m. The hand from
being bent. as il were, IN knot, is now, nearly
sfhigh, Her system, tom being reduced TO
the extremist degr"e OF emaC'aiIon and loath-
somenesS. is TOW rapidly regainlng its former
healthy appearance and have no doubul bu,
e.hollles WI effect a complete cure. ] ask
sou then. in the name al humanity and in that
81 YOUR own interest, Ia furnish this poor NO
man. without charge, with this number of bot
ties. will continue to overlook the case, and
will. when The cure is effected. give GU a cer-
tifceie that Will establish. on the hrmest
foundation, The just pretens,ons OF your ointment
10 the highest reputation.
am, respectfully, yours, sc. 5. q.
EoI ale by Howell DAVIES,
Agent for Lynchbnrg.
1t
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Cash fOr Wheat

NTWE viii pay the best cash price Tor all
w Wheat delivered at the Black Wafer
Mills. Persons wishing to engage their crops
will please call on us. We will give them
choice of several liberal propositions.
NATEL. WINSTON & co.
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tlNNaYtNerSNiN.

HhR'
fEFHE subscribers will, in future carry on
their Rope, Irvine. aud Bagginc making
business, al the old stand of. h. Echols, az
The lower end ol main street. under the firm OF
Echols and Cundih, where they will keep on
hand a good assortment oil Cordage, Twine \
Cotton bagging. for sale Wholesale aud retail,
at unusually low pIlces.
J. II ECHOLs,
JONATHAN l. CUNDIFF.
April 81 Is
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July -

M Office Wishing 10 close a. speedily a.
IL possible the settlement ol the eslae Of
Joseph Hardy, decd, hereby request all per-
Suns having claims against sald rs ate to bring
them forward forthwith for settlement, aud
lhose Indebted 10 said estate are hereby called
upon 10 make immediate pay ment,os no further
indulgence can he given.
WILLIAM \ HARDY, Exor.
OF Joseph Hardy, deceased.
july 10. IDS
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Best White Ginger.

Siay received good supply of hes
- Londoa bleached or white Race G,naar
Ill. y, Howell DAVIES.
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fEiRGiNlA.-At Rules holden in tho CIefI5- -,
~ OF the Superior Count OF Chncery for the Iy'e
burg District the 18th day of June, 1850. Thou,3.A ID
wright, an infant under the age Of twenty one ,e,
VINO sues ny VIM Cough his guardian and n,
friend, Pltl against German Jordan, Richard & r.
den, Martin W. Davenport, udnr with the viii az,
ncNed OF WIN. Mathews, dec. Samuel Fleming s,rE
vile King and THOMAS Franklin, tMaor1 4'A
The defendants Richard e. Haden and Ssm,a,,y
my not having entered their appearance Il gi,e6srr
according to the act Of Assembly Il the rules oftI
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence THAI Tho,
not inhabitants OF this country II is ordered H., n
SAID defendants do appear here ON the hrst d 'ne
the next tern aud answer the bill of the nla,. y.
and that copy of this order be forthwith nso,
some newspaper Esinted IN the town of Lyncbburg e
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front dor
the COURT house, in the said town, ''0' U
copy-Ieste, J. WILLS T. q
July 90
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VII -, 1.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }

TyHCIUHiB, IsI JUTY,
he parties interested IN this cause will take
notice, that have appointed Wednesday The
9Th ds. of September next. to commence the
accounts directed by tie foregoing order Of
court, ON which day at the hour OF niue clock
IN the morning, they are required to attend at
my office IN this town with their cunts, vonch.
ers and copies oil court papers, prepared for
examination aud settlement.
l.. Is. NoRVELb, c.
July 8 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

NViRGiNiA--At rules holden in the clerk. oe----
III superior Court OF Chaneery, Tor the l"".9f
Garland, Pltf against WIN. Mckee, Fda''I
Greenway and Elias Ogden, Delt 4'"fu ~
The defendants WIN Mckee & Edward NJ e..
mot n1s entered s n ,esf and
court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory eyid, tls
they ne not inhabitants OF this country II - MAT
hat the sal defendants do appear here on tq
Oithe next term and answer the bill of Inc ~ NY
and that copy OF THIS order be forthwith r'a"uh.
sono newspaper prinied in the townor Iyn ,',i IN
fr two months sGccesuey, and posted at hHe"ceufE
door OF the courthouse IN the SAID town 'Vlt
A Copy-Teste, J. WILLS q ,
July y u
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July Is
AAY MANUEAUNVNY.

YENHE Subscribers inform their customers
8 and the public generally, that they have
on hand an extensive assortment Of HATS o.
ey " description, which ion elegance and do
rabl,ity. being manufactured by first ate work
men under their own inspection, they WI
warrant equal to any in The State, and who
they ara determined 10 sell at unusually low ~,
aes They therefore invite country merchant
and their customers in general to call and ex
anime this fine assortment before they per
chase elsewhere. All orders " i'll be atenden
10 with The slricies' punctuaiily. at the sign oil
the six Hats, three doors from the Market house
Bank square
DINKLE 81 RUMBOUGH.
u We have just received from ?hlladel-
pbIa. splendid assortment of Shelmerdne S
black aud white Beaver Hats, latest fashion,
superior 10 any thing of tina, Kind offered be
tore in this market. Also, "a considerable guam
tlty Of Musk Raj Skins and trimming for Hats.
Country Hatiers are invited 10 call.
N. b. just received n supply Of LIME
STONE and Clap's best BEAVER HATS.
ID. & II.
June o. 3m
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Extensive Stock OF Silk and
FANCY GOODS.

y RE now opeoirR beautiful assatlmeu
.rA Of new Coods d,ree, from lew York,
consisting Of fancy Silks, fine Scotch ana
French Ginghams. fanos Ribbons. green Bar
eye for Veil, 5~4 French hack bompaz'ne'
case Navarino Hats, do superior Grssf
Bleach Linsns. uiha general assortment Of
fancy Goods, which viii he sold low Tor cash
June Ii
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Trust Sale of Negroes.

Vt = . W.T.
MHURSUANT 10 n deed oi unst, executed 10
II the subscriber by Thomas Jones, for pur.
poses therein named. hearing daIe the day
ofJuly 1927, ard duly recorded IN the Clerks
office Of the county court OF BfdInrd, he will
proceed 10 sell, tor caSn. tn the highest bidder
on III" 23l day of August next, before the door
6i William Terry stavern ia the town Of Lihrr.
", two negro slaves, Judah and Nelson Act
,ng as trustee. the tile only vested in him as
such will be conveyed, though II Is supposed 10
be good THOMAS MOORE, trustee
July 10. ids
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THOS, nyyFsD

I'D ESPECIFuL informs his friends and
h0 the public generally, thai he will sell or
snip tobacco. or any other country produce Oh
commission. tie has rented a large fre.rrooi
pflck tenement, Tor the purpose OF storing cot
ton, Hour. bacon, hemp, and other articles o.
trade IN this market. He keeps his office al,
the store room of Miller g. Roberts, Bank
square. Lynchb,hg, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
SODA ~ AFTER.

d pllE subscriber has IN operation his Soda
- Fount, aud ayltes his IrIends and custo-
mers, as we'll as tue public generally, who may
Wih to avail themselves oil the benefit ot this
healthy aud agreeable summer drink, TO call
OIL han. Wi. j. H0LCUMBE.
May ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

To William Mckinney, and Charles
Mckinney, E1'ors, OF George Iiar-
omog, iced. Samuel HromdV, f.
pdphroditnS Harocay, Nancy Hdr0
way, John Lesson, and Susanna and
Polly acres.
MAKE NOTICE THAT 90 the 10th, l7ih,
H. 18Th and lGih days OF August, 1880. at
John Hancook's house, in the town Of Lynch
burg, IN the county OF Campbell, hetween The
hours of SIX o'clock in the morning aud six
o'clock IN The evening OF those days, we shall
proceed 10 take The dispositions of John Han
cock aud other persons to he read as evidence
IN a suit IN Chancery now depending aud unde-
'ermined IN the county court of Charlotte where
III we are plaintiffs and YOU are dtiendauts
JAMES OM0HUNDRO,
CL0E OMOHUNDRO,, wife Of
James Omohundro.
July Is. I'm
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NOlliNg ScreeNS,

mn hand aud tor sale, Of Wire 10 any
W breadth or lang b also. Wheai Fan Wire
or Move Wire oil any description wanted on
the lowest teams Tor cash. NM. BURD.
July 20 1t
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TRUST SALE,

EnURSUANI 10 a deed al itus1. cxrcu ed to
" the Subscribe. aud another " John
Taylor, for the pprpoS- oil securing thu payment
OF CERTAIN sums OF lnoney theteln men ioned,
which deed is duly recorded ~ he office ofihe
county court Of Amherst | snail proceed, at the
market house. in the town of Lynchbnrg on
Saturday the 7th day 81 Angus, next, to sell,
f., ready money, NJ pubic suction, a tract Of
Ia I'D. containing 70 50 acres, situated in the
colnty OF Amhers, on the nam road leading
70 the court house, wit'tin half miia OF The
ssuoi Lyncbborgand 4 slaves, Hanna, John,
Sally aud H,uy. The title to this property is
believed TO he good bui will convey such on
ly as is vested IN me.
G. ANTHONY Trustee.
July 90 81
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CURE By
JUDK9NS' OINTMENT.

Important ieHlW0Hy'
From an eminent Physician. residing IN n rH-
iage about ou mules from Richmond. HIS
name c,H be sipen TO Me pubitc m due time.
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Remarkable Baygains !!
COO y:

xptlE subscriber, have TINS day received
Il snjendid assor mpni of Staple aud Fancy
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NuIkGiNlA. Atrules holden in the cl-,-i, IN
he superior Courtof Chancery f,, 80 oilee u
Sars p.ri P,,s the IN day Of Juae Is ''s lynch
Loving eHofs OF Lew Owen, dec. Defls Luusiofd
The defendant David Owen, MOI b.,,1
appearance and given security according 10 '@efed s
Assembly and the rules of this Court and ne bet u
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not a appearing
thus country It's ordered, that the SAID iahau Of
appear here on the hrst day of the nav Io!ehdaut Co
answer the elll OF the plaintiff and that conf MIN, ald
order he forthwith insertedn some pev.,Py OF TIN
ted IN tue Town of Lynchburg, for two moFa,pr rn.
s'ey and posted At the front door Of the success
III the said town. souilAOuse
AcopyTeste, j. WILLS p
-. '. li.Ils. L [,
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Cash for Wheat.

Uaur Subscribers wish to purchase large
ansutiiy of Wheat. 10 he delivered :" zoe
Lumber House on Black Water Creek. 'o'
which they will nj all times pay me pFs' i'''e'
'rhs, oil alsn rersive all k,nts oil produce ID
store. WIN. I SIApLLS d 10
July %
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e SiR6IsiA. 4. EllesLe.a.. !.
d the Superior Court Of Chsneerv .4sfs. IL
burg pi1nct the 7h day of june ' Isl se Lypea
s,,,as, ir e1ot ef Aasem Lyuch .oa1,,
The defendants not hnyine e,,o..,
pear ance and given security artn,d htf -
81 Assembly and the rules OF this court and To The a.
ri, s Country s, oSdere5 that that ,hs Is
pear here on The first day OF the nqxt aahi DO a.
s"er the bill of the pitt aud that a c w.. III and a.
DER be forthwith inserted IN some u lin o.
he town 81 lynchburg for two month. - PRINTED Ia
posted at the front door of the al
town. copy-Teste, ) Ms Y TIE aud
Julg 3 " ih1.S, ct
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July 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25
From the Cincinnati Commercial Advoca,.
IHE WOLND DE MATHDEf

For want OF a more appropriate we give this name
10 the Bones that have been lately dug up at Big Bone
Lick ,BOon- county, Ky. We have seen two ,keleions nj
The Mammoth, The skeleton OF he Whale. and fe III.
ePhant, besides numerous living WhsIes aud a number
oil living Elephants; but tle eight Of neither oil them
Grated aby OF thoss seu'atioas OF the mind which we
ielt al bebo'dng these wonderful Productions of ma
ture' 10 rehs ct Tor a moment upon the appearance of
a living aLimal which, from The skeleton, is proved 10
have been Al least sixty feet in leogih, upwards Of %
10 height; and twelve across the hips, the npcer hone
oil whose head weighs Elk bundled and grinders eleven
pounds each, and this after having undergone ths de-
cay Of many ceniuries-mut I'll the mind with aston.
ishment and reverence TO ihet B-irg who ,aid " let
there be light, and thsre was light" This animal as
muc' surpassed he Mammoth ia size az the Elephant
dor. The Ox, and was Of the catnivorJu Jus species.
WWh the bonss OF this non-dsscript, were Eupd The
bones OF several other animals, some which were of he
herbaceous species, az IL proved by their teeth, of which
there are = number; and TO add 10 the singnlafity Of the
ofihe horse, which those skilled la comparative anatomy
pronouncs a third larger thsn those OF ihe present race
OF Horses. The pecuItari y Of this Circumstance con.
'ist4 in the fact that horses were not known on this con-
linsnt at the time Of its discovery by Columbus nor
@as there any tradition among tie fndiaos Of such an
an nal ever having existed. We shall conclude our
remarks uJon tbs subject by stating the bones were
touod embedded in black mud upwards Of twenty feet
below the surface. The FIRST eighteen inches is sllu-
vi ], then yellow clay TO The depth OF twelve or 6fee,
feet, and then the black mud in which The bones were
contained. The proprietor has brought a large ouseif.
iy OF Them 10 this city, among which are the head and
tusks Of the non.desefipt tbe latter measuring Twelve
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25
40 MucH yEr nEMAiNs uSsuso."
SERIES OF srANzAs!oN TOBACCO.

OF srANzAs !0N TOBACCO.
mol
90 rich aud poor alike thy balm bo.iowins,
In humble clay, or richest hookab glowing,
-, n,' soo = my mil,gs, fruitful be Thy seed;
.ashi be the turf upon the honoured grave
pss,hless in fame ii this hi, only deod'
Could grateful Ireland Ger forget thy claim.
"wg re- ,li,hy proud historic deed; forgot"
Could England's annals in oblivion rot,
Tobacco would en'hrins, and eonsoera,c thy name:
Let Eastern nightingale as poet. sing,
,Dic OF a rose IN aromatic pain;'
Let Moor take up the Initiative strain.
And deck with Persian flowers this dulcets string;
II sieksns me ,o.read Of endless Spring,
beneath tho sumner. ,SH and @ia,sr'. snow.
noap,ns their sweets on zopGyr's weary wing
10 vo,arics of iea,enbon Poosy;
But 10 thy senses moro congenial far
rL. 0iow'es DEGRADED such confession boz =,
Choose worthless ncwec. who wills Havona's weed for
No Ill
On Macy a foreign shore, Ia many a sccno
BY waodsrsrs from tho isiasJ. Of tho West
The hayward footsteps of the bard have been,
Where the young Ganges leave. his native snows,-
Tho woods and wills whore inwady flows,
And where CahfaIis's dngy damscls smile,
Hut FOR one loved companion of my toll
Ioosceo. ~ my joy thou dds, no, aat,er-
Tobacco! ftom my woes thou didst rot foo
And Fortune TO tho winds her gins, may scatter,
| shall not miss them SO she lsavo me thocl
Let Dantziek boast her m~a,oblcss cau-dc-vie-
Rum aud fu@,sSrab ."ppol, Ja !" iamo-
Grog, toily, punch, whatc'or ,ho mixture be-
sing the praises Of that glorious weed,
Dear to mankind, xhate'cr his race, or croed,
Coalition, colour, dwelling, or degroo.
From Zcmbla's SHOWS to parchcd Arabia's s.nd.,
Loved 10y all lips, and common to all hands.
Hail, sole cosmopolito, Tobacco, hail!
Dark Negrohend, or otinooko pale,
In every form cOngenial 10 tho soul.
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81 SH6A REWARD.-Ranaway from the subscri-
VI AN y Der. living In Easex cnuuL. ". - o.

Gb Se6A REWARD.-Ranaway from the subscri-
P <SNI Der, living IN Essex county, Va, on the 9th
OF December, 1880. two liksiy yound negro fellows.
named Moses and Horace, two brothers, and probably
lhey may change their names, and endeavour 10 pass
to- Tree men or they may be taken of by some III
disposed white rerson, and sold, as 1 had three taken off
in hat way before.
Moses is a ioierably bright mulatto-he, however. IL
is about the common sizs.
Horace IL rather darker than Moses, nearly az like "
and az Iatgc-about % years Of age-no flesh mark
fecollecteJ.
] will give the above reward Of 500, II delivered To
me, or secured in any Jail 20 that | get them.
MORDECAI SPINDLE.
Esser County, Pa near Lorefto.
~ 10 65-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25

pSS KS. WILLS, is pow opening a Millinery and
I'VE Mantpa-M aking Establishment, on the Main
street opposite Messrs. Bnfcrd s. Brooks,-where ev-
cry description OF werk in the above branches, wi | be
executed IN The hest manner, aud most approved siyle.
Dresses, Pelisses. Riding Habits, Cloaks, Sc, mate TO
oder on the shortest notice.
She personally selected in New York AMI P.iiadel
Phia, a most splendid a'sortment Of Millinery and Fan
cy Goods, consisting Ia part of the following articles =
Elegant winter Hat and BoGne,s, Turbans, Cape,
CSpe5, Fsa,hers, Flower, Ribbons, lair Curls. Pud.
aud Braids.
Also alarge supply Of Leghorns and Constable Straw
ponnes. sac VIII receive additional supplies every
%iOrtnigh, from the Northern Cities.
LeghoIns Bieaehed, Dyed, and altered, in the most
fashionab!s manner. Nov. 10 56 -u6w
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feet In leng,hs IL being Impossible 10 cree, the entire
skeleton without a building for the purpose. He intends
ticking them from this to New Yo,k. and from thence
70 Europe, SO that those who wish an opportunity Of
IN doing so, as they will be exhibited oaly in Saturday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25

z Y virtue of a ID ed OF Trust. executed to tIe sub.
HD scribers by Matthew II. p rkins on, / caring da,e
the !wehty-eisbth day of February, 1928, and of re.
cord IN The Clerks Office OF the County of Amelia. for
certain purposes the Elm mention ed the undersigned will
proceed to sell on the four h Tbur.dayin January next,
az Amelia Court House, it teit Amelia Court day, at
puoIic auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash. a tract
oil lard con'a ming three hundred acres lying in the
said county, and seventeen likely negres, consisting of
men, women, boys aud girls, in the said de ID particu-
iariy mentoaed-W We believe the title to this property
TO be unquestionable, but acting as trustees, we viii
convey Only such title TO the purchasers, az i. vested
III U.s. JOHN f.. LEIGH,
JOHN w. BAKER.
Dec. IL, 6I-w2C# Irusfees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25

TO The Planters If YirRinia and North Co,oL;no
FHNHE high rate Of duty paid on Tobacco in EovIand
"A Ireland, aud Scotland, csusesa great cons1mn.
ton OF sfetnmed Tobacco in those countries, and our
buyers require the leaf in such a state az that II will
stem freely. We, therefore, recommend Won mn, n
pfize your common and good Tobacco Ouch as il noS
used TOR s'tiP) so hard as TO make il difficult 10 Stem
a great portion OF the rich, large, strong leaf Tobacco
s now converted into strips, az well az the him .bort
zeal, and II either these kinds are priced 90 bard as 10
De at aH s'ucf tog' iher, they are rendefed much les.
ydiuaoie.-Ihe law allows the Logsbesds of sufh lent
size to admit Of 10 10 1900 lbs. being priced in without
Pressingi, so hard as to iniure 4, Tor scanning.
II & r. GWATHMEY,
NOV IL 5i-ilttDwlJ Commission Merchants
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25

Str WBERRY PLAIN FOR RENT o. TL--
~ gay The 2Sh instant, shall Offer Tor rent. ON m.
premises TO the bighest. tiddsr, that valuabIe farm cali.
su 'aTosrry Plain; belonging to the children Of Bow.
lsr +. Cooke deed. The quantity Of ybes, 5000
!he place Is two hundred and n~ineiy-six bushels: vb,sh
ls very promising at this season. "'
NJ The ssme time aud place, ! bali sell all The ,,oek.
farming utensils, &c. ioge her with sl the eo,n go
;iodd'r The crop Of the present wear.
SAMUEL NJ BoCKtUs. 7,n.t,s.
Dec' Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-25

MOTlCE.-An perSons having claims sgains, the
~ Estate OF William Drumw ight, decd, will please
present them properly authenticated, that arrangements
may be made for payment, and all those indebted 10 HE
said Estate, will please come Tor ward and make payment
without delay. STEPHEN WO0DSON,
Executor At Nm. DTt1ntoTfghf, desd
Goochland, Dee. ~ 64-w4w