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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
Lor Me Con.ii,n.ion.L LL-hi..

MgssRs DIroRs | was very clad to sec IN yo.,g
paper this me-. ming, communication from write
signing himself -esbyter declaring that his remarks
Obituary Notices. published in the Southern Rer.
gjous Telegraph, were not intended TO be personal
and were not directed aga,lst any individual or ndi
TidGals He writes as PersL1 not accustomed 10
nave hrs vcracity called in Qucsti,Ib brings forwar,
no arguments (Which he might easily I've done,) 90
gam credit tor his assertion; and seems lo? conscious
OF the rectitudc and harmessness Of his own MS
to give more than very brief answer to the sewers
and UNJUST accusations, as he terms them which haze
been brought against him
he declaration made by Presbyter, although am
not acquainted with him was such an one as I conf
IDENTITY expected. read his publication in the rele-
graph without once suspecting in the least that his re-
marks mad any reference 90 particular case know,
many DINERS who read his essay, and considered If nc
not only harmless, but worthJ ug their entire -rro
ba'on. Indeed, SIT, cannot he'll. firmly bc}5Tinr
that very te" OF the regular readers IS the Tolerant
would ever nave suspected that the niece in question
hSu personal bearing had the idea beer s,ipeq
ed6y others l am acquainted with many Of tIcrD.
( ana nave good reasons for expressing this belief
bnt you have asserted, Messrs Editors that the dc
ciaratlon oi Presbytcr viii rot-caunot be believed
now tar Su'h an assertion coming from Won nj fle
very moment Cd the publication ug PrcsNyirr's r,,
~ was consistent with design Of giving him "a fair
cHWcc o ViHdicatinE Eimscf from The c.a--.s a,t
appeared against him ~ your paper, shall not nrf,i.
10 me you appeared Co forcstaH and counfrra-f -t,
erect nc wlsheo 10 produce by his declaration
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

he" Constitution. by lessenIng the number of Repre-.
SGntaNVes so much 1t has done, would pay all This
"uU''iohai cXpcnse 10 make increase of taxes
Unnecessary But II not the people of VIRGINIA will
never c"npla Rof the additional " hch m,tlt be
necessary oprocre TO h3na proinpt and correct ai-
iN'St'ation Oh Justice. defect IN this like dis
and destroy the health Of Tie Whole OF all .hc.
Judic,Ary systems winch have yet bcc3 proposed
INvc heatd OF none hah well calculaed to dis
uPiplit interpretations Of the people that g.lich
would assign, Judge only to a Crcuif, and Lnr
then tSnt single Judge with all the Cunlmoi Law
and Chancery Business in the Court q.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
I-o pr. EnLrons 81 rnE ~.


:, -slHenrn; IL is N-VI known YOU aud to eyer one
ul', 'hat there Ei'e many objections the present
Tbs subject deeply of:ct, he a.ags,s If IL; ee
hbeF'S "i all, and Hope you will proper lime cal; i
attention OF this Lcga aure, the
'ie Importance OF i change
often happens luarteT< courts, when
Transacted that the Com Atoui.Y engages the day.
ohet called many Of resp table inhabitants
e''i!e'' Eonewe all knew how usual ~ is custom CCuse
G"cH'y X IS with great difficulty the sheriff obtain proper
Jury and IS frequently obliged upon u ally unqualified
persons no one will pretend that !oun. court
tS te right person TO decide the right rU between
t' an" man; yet how often is This the ~ GOOD
men ave now found jres the last court
,epCcaoe part OF society is great Tnol., here
tSleVe one OF the greatest objections present system
!1y stcn, IN giving the right OF selection sler
II WA readily he admitted how improper to require
pVo", OF person engaged occupations TO k aye
ms ness AT moments notice, often be detained
i.e OyS, sometimes Tor weeks and known
instance where tie Iy picked up street without
M ue Deins allowed to prepare quit their
C'aHed GV days to t5v cive for the Commonwea
Very few be found in situa-a 10 i,,stoyy so
'h u'le without serons in their private affairs
ne r!an approved sister States 10 r-7it-
TIC magistrates IN each Couu'y everv man su,b To
serve ON jury annually, and sect those who are 10 attend
~ nc oU"ess who are exempt uuii the county.
mas served. And every juror wao does serve Is paid
am your oG't seTv;' JUSTICE
L. Ihe subject to which Justice ailudcs is already
before the Legislature, and will no doubt in common
with whatever relates to the Judiciary, receive its
crave attention
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

uH 1t Is perhaps due to them TO say, that several
Dne"'oerS OF the Hose Of Delegates. have been de
Idlheu rom their duties IN the General Assembly by
lnuSPoSIion' Among them are Gen Brodnax of
DlhwidoIe' Mr. Mcdowell of nuckbridge. Mr.
thompson of Norfolk County, and Mr. Alexander Of
Russell We believe all these gentlemen are
convalescent, and may be expected to resume their
attendance ut an early day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.. TUESDAY MORNING EERRII NJ

:" '1e county OF Goochland, by young lady dis,in
u'S"ed Tor her intelligence, industry and amiabv of
ufac'er' who 'aised and superintendent tho worms
hat produced the raw material from their cru state
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
To rHE Enrons OF TIE Wn,r


movement ~ the Legislature 10 revise and amend The
several acts to prevent the destruction of oystexa
Although 1t Is subject Of MINOR Importance to sorc
which must engage the attention of the Lenislatgre
at Its present arduous and interesting session 1t is;
nevertheless well worthy their considcr4ton-and it
Is expected that The members from the NJ Neck and
the Atlantic counties, will exert themselves to have
some sautary enactments touching this subject The
laws as they now stand are inoperative in as much
as 1t Is almost impossible to enforce them The evils
which are done by the eastern Shore oysterrnen''
las they arc called who nfcst the Rappatannock
River land 1t is the doubt in her riversl crv
loud for some corrective. The Rappahanrock which
has afforded such abundant supply of this de-
hghtu food to the needy and peaceful inhabitants of
Its borders, and the nelghbourng country and towns
IN Virginia, will few years be bare of oysters.
un!ess by legislative interference they are speedily
protectcdJ This river and the mouths of its trbuta-
~ streams, flied with fleets of OYSTER boats from
the beginning OF autumn to the end of spring They
come armed, and set at defiance the laws Of the land
Ihey trathc with the free-negroes--corru and
trade with our siaves-ravage our shores-plaue our
iarm5--and insult respectable citizens who dare
demonstrate at their depredatons II will require,
Messrs Editors, strong measure to relieve tbs
from the evils enumerated These rebellious and
demoralizng rafckers, with their armed fleets and
munitions OF war, enforcing the eanmpIc tn at
the military and will control the civil authority
and'thus they Justify themselves I'm farranti deicio
We 90 hope, that the Legislature will act promptly
and eliecuaIy upon this matter which certainly con
Germs the whole State of Virginia but more partrcu-
| Iarly us on the sea board TOTUSKEY.
Richmond C"unfy, jan. IN 1881
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
WORTHY OF INVITATIONS

= III You think 1t will be doing any service tn The
oor OF Richmond you may pot the disposal Of the
nIayor OF the CITY, Gve hundred bushels or more Of
IN distress for Fuel."[Ex'rac' Of letter from Nlr
Dunn to Mr.. Chas McMurdu
fhe Mayor, we ars informed. has transferred the
subject to the President II The Oreysceys If the Poor
Robert Greenhow ESD whose peculiar duty the
better enables him to further the bcncvoIcn, 9ul
charitable views f the Donor
CURIosITY'-A Lemon raised by gentIsman in
this City weighing, when p!ucksd from tho tree IIb
7dwt and measuring Il inches in circumference. NAV
now be seen at the Coffee Fl use where it is lef for
the qualification Of the curious IN such rnai.ers
at the same place, may be seen beautiful spec-
Pfu Of Sewing silk Of Tariog5 colours manufactured
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

The New orl City Banks. it v,onId anna.
goo"t to accept renewal Of their charters on co,,
.'2 d, o. '4@lr becoming subject 20 hc provisions
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

a Member of Congress from Virginia, writes us to
the following effect, under date ofthc 26th january
s'in noticing the part taken by several members of
the virginia Delegation Sanberrys motion to strike
out the salary for Minister Russia, it seems the
Enquirer has omitted the of Mr.. Coke as one Of
those who undertook the defence of MIR. Randolph
1,s OMISSION IS no doubt the efect of mistake ac-
cIden but it operates injuriousIy to Dir Coke That
gentleman entered into the debate at considerable
lenSth: and with much spirit, and far from being
made W "''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
&INa2 REW AID.

n b UNAWAY from the subscribers residing
b Q, IN the county of Buckingham negro
man MANSER aad his wife MALiNDA.
Manser is about ordinary size, between 70 4 30
years Of age, complexion rather yellow; he has
u large scar on his breast occasipned from
bum when small lie Is a harmless inoTensise
negro. hlallnda is about lie same age as the
man, of ordinary si2r, has II very uncommon
bnshy head OF hair, rather of Indian Complex
ion, with some dark fire ckles IN her face She is
very intelligent woman and WAS principally
raised on heuaWha. near the salt works She
Is Wi acq 'anted IL The conntesol Bedford
and Giles ST. was The property OF Joseph
Evans, who Owned said woman two years and
lived Ia the county of GIles-Evens purchased
her al Brown aud Chytot, lynchburg. We
will give reward OF $50 each, II taken ant o
tbe State so that wegri them az IA or ii lie
ward OF $50 each il taken in the State aud Sc
cured IN juI 50 that we get them.
POWHArAN JONES,
ANDERSON ID ABRAHAM
Buckingham, Feb. IS Is
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SPLENDID
COACNEo, GAGS, sc

TNtlE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
realty splendid articles in his line OF business !;
and, also, that he has made arrangements
which will enable HIM at all times, and at the
shortest notice, TO supply those who may favor
him with their patronage with Comedies, Gigs,
Barouches, or any Other description OF Car
'iags, from Newark (N.J.) which is known
TO be The rry best Mongtactory ofsuch articles
" the Wortd Arrangement, have ais, been
made w''h manufactures in Philadelphia and
New York, 50 that dny ordtr which may be
given can always be Immediately sunpIied.
The subscriber likewise continues TO carry
ON The Carriage making business, aud is pre-.
pared to make Carriages of any description
winch may hr wanted by those who prefer the
h."e ma"uneta'e, He will. also do any kind
Of repdfS On tile cheapest terms, aud in the
most punctual manner.
HENRY NJ. DIDLAKE.
Aug. 80 =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
March 3

NYlkGlNlA--At Rules holden in tho o.
.. "a. oupero, Court Of hnuccr, Tor ,bn ohrs
eu o'stficl, inc LIST day Of No,ombcr, Is% lyoeh.
ADAMS allls Motley Price, anu Nm I,,, '-Antey
aaamsi ah inhmi no sues by Notle, AI' '''a' NH
I NE, ata'l Abraham STAPLE, john 4 us aeA,
james III hedd, adnrsof ulicr RrIt hedd als
Penn, Jane Penn aud Grcenoill, Pe, "ee ClHf
1 ', lei ienn, dec aud the sam Clark md '1I as IF
mon own riehi, Samuel AiIrlu and Knth 'ehe IL
Joseph fefIlss'Jf and Nj ~ ms wife, An Jus I'e,
hreen'Iile Penn Frances Jane Penn, Ie'm Pttn,
nlson aud John SaItz,ar. Dcfts - p"ohIah Ten.
4, nc deie"dans j. sept FERRIS, jr. and Marvl..
Abfdhaul ehn aud John SWItItoI, MOI h MS VIII,
tnof appearance anu gwen security uccor,7 entered
OF Assembly aud the rules Of tbs court ,olte qci
Jug by satisfactory evidence that they ar aplear-
tahs OF ilis country IL Is ordered thutlh 10y Haatl
ans DO appear hefebn the iirt day day Of
Term ana answer tic amended iii Of the tI,ie heAi
ihdt copy OF this order be forthwith ,'us' ~
newspaper printed IA the town of LypcbSg,a
months successfully, and posted at the t,,,,l - -
courthouse, III the said town. '7 ~ = ri
Acopy-1estc, I uut
Feb. 10 'lLLStt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

W IR@lNla At Rues holden IN the clerk, Office or
" the superior Court Of hanccry for the Ivnrbl ~
Distfict,ihc lst day OF November, isJ0-DoyJj RI
Jun Ia his own flghi and one of the ex'n og i
Hld turks, decd. john Burks, Charles Burks Iat,
harden, vino lntermarrIod with Phoebe Burks ,ecI
and Elias w. Harden, David Harden Phoebe H.
cen, Sally II arden, Lucy Harden Elizabcih II.ae
obedience Harden, John Harden, Charles lIarje'
hnh Jane Harden, children of Phoebe Harden ,to
last Tour 81 whom are infants and by John Hind,
thtIr lalher and next friend Pitts against Geors.
turks IN his own right aud one ofthe ox'of, on
Nd Baiks, decd. Henry Roach and Elilnb,G, Ia
wife, Richard Burks, " lillian Roach, and n iI,a ,
Roach aud M4Inda Roach, the children and di,lr,I,
tees Of obedience Roach, deed formerly Obedience
BurhS, Delts.
The defendant Malinda Roach no, having enterodLo,
appearances and gwen security riding 10 the Act nj
Assembly aud the rules otths Court, and appearleg
Nv Satisfactory evidence, that she is not an nla,t, 81
Tins country IL Is ordered that the said defepdnl ID,
appear here on the first day of the next term and
sWor the bill ofthe Plaintiffs aud that cony aftt'
Older be forth" 18th inserted in some newspape pria
IN the town OF Lynchburg, for tw months sc1r,,cly
and posted at the trout door ofthe Courthouse in the
SAID tUwu.
Aoopy-Ioste, J, WILLS, &C.
~ ~ WIN
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Is,DWoNpIOlf.

rseIIs S4bstrbsr having ieisimin ! onon
tea,hiag sch TOR In Intnfe sora n,
and wishing 10 settle h,iHteN IN iYnE tl'btg.
snli,lt u, the encoaraaemeni Il his friends md
s...n,ai tancrs From he success which Tor
neil, attended him, IN The manage psni aud ~.
strnrlioa of children. he flauefs bitnseif hbi he
shall be able 10 render fnll satisfaction 10 iiose
siih whose patronage he NAV ~ fasoted. lie
proposes teaching plain school. preparatory
10 the etudy Of thr Language snd The higher
branches OF Ma'bemat'es. Course Of lns'to'-
UNTO be O,thography, Reading. Writing,
lsnelish Grammar, Geog Apply aud A'iihmsn,.
III. school Room Is al lie lover end OF .na,i
streri .uesliy opposite tbs Presbyietln Church.
ss..ion - III com m ence On the Isl day OF Artil
ue.f lie viii also teach n nfntnmnr School.
staishi. for the bench, of such Young men as
aa.a .,,er had an opportunity al acquiring
his highly inpo rtsnt BRANCH oil EDUCATION
JAMES ". klDWEI.L.
. aiarch 24ts, 1881. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

w lRGlNIA-At Rules luidenIutl,e Clerks office n
v the superior Court of ChhucGry for the Ivrf iur0
District, the lst day of November les0-Safah +
Porter Il Madison Porter, infants under tic arc or
twenty one years. who sue by John Ilugles then re,
friend Ptis. against Samuel Davids on James Miller
admir- OF Jeremiah Ingram, dec. Lee ,is Campbell
Robertson Gheatliam, Samuel hickey, Heritage ilov
crton, as exor of Samuel Porter, dee and the sgno
Heritage iIowerion in his own right, and Elila5f.,
ms wie, lesrana Porter, an iniaut by COMM s5per
Benogh specially assigned his guardian, and Ste.s
bradley, Detts.
The defendant Stephen Bradley, not having entered
MS ali eafmec ana gwen security according IL tho
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he no an
mahilan OF this country II is ordered that the ,5d
defendant 10 appear here on the tr,t day the next
term aud an"er the original aud amended bin u the
Piahtits and that copy of this order be iorlhuIgA
ihse'tad III some new spaper printed in the town VI
lS nshpaie Tor two months successfully and posted
the front door uf the courthouse, IN the said town
copy-Ieste, J. WILLS, Z. C.
'''' u WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

AN l. Just received large and general
~ n assortment OF Seasonable Goods. purcha.
Sed within the last fe" weeks II, auction, which
enables them to sell much lower than hereto.
fore. Among which are
70 pieces superfne Clol!s olive, London
browa, ciare', drab. blue black and steel
miX'd
pieces super London Cassimeres
W letts CaSsinetts oi every description, fine
Tor 70 cents.
l case super grass bea Irish linens
~ pieces long Lawns
~ pieces brown Irish Ii, ms
10 bales Domestic Cotton
D bales Cotton 0anhbnrgs
oo pieces Scotch Ozuaburgs
do Crcassian Paids
90 do Scotch Plaids
0P'e"u'u assortment fancy Hdkfs. Of all de
Scriptlons VIZ
odles CaIicoes, splendid Pattern.
n'a"u assortment Bonnet Ribbons
De""uul assortment fancy Silks. shaded
" pieces Italian Silks aud Gros de Mans
Dag lag a"u b"ndanna Hdkfs. frsl QUALITY
ram and spotted Flannels
o'moazetts and Bombazlnes. Ves,inos or al,
kinds '"s' u I'll
p DaeH ana Wine Worsted Hose. TO 6dsd
'e"'ie mems hall Hose do besides a grea, y.,i
oi oiher articles, alr ofwbich we are dc Tor
"nlned to sell at the lowest Northern mall
prices. wv 'e'" na'ke
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

"a a Court held for Franklin County, at the Coul
SsA houSe, the 3rd day of Nov ember ls}0-ldHafd
dant lu Chaneery.
MS eauso this day be heard upon the cs-
ooPlohs taken To the report oil the Commissioner thu
"neleoh ihe Cont being Of opinion there
inthe SAID Report, doth order the same TO DO recon
united to the Master Commissioner
copy este, &c TATE, d. {
ne pdfues interested in the above cause arc hereby
'o.nou that nave appointed the 3rd Friday in Anul
deceased in the county of Franklin nnJ n, rresen,
uppieu ny mechizedeck Early ut which time aud
aee' snal attend for tho purpose of setting and nj
'hefeupon and the said parties are hereby lcauod 10
achd win their witnesses and voucher. prepared ~
settlement. BEKNaRn 4, UESDp I'D Al r
Gu II M2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
.Marslnai's soale.

IN obedience TO decree OF tn Siaun OH
u Chanetry District ConIt, pronounced on thr
oh day OF Janunry, 1881, III Cause therein
depending, wh' rein jonathan Paxton aud o.
theirs are piaiuuifs, aud hlx he h Douthnl and
others defendants. viii be sold on the 18th day
Of Apri urlf, ~ B6rton's Tavern. ~ LenhL-
ton, TO tue higlcst bfddet, the Eslnl ! shm, ~
long known as DUU HATS TAVERN, vi h
me tract oi land, containing fhr q hundred aud
seyeniet u aces. attached thereby ing near
The uppe, end Of lipckbIdge County, on lhc
gfeai road leaji"g TO Ienressee en- the trms
.oiloNirg. VIZ lone lourh ot the purchase
money 10 be pu,d On the day oi sale, and the
balance IA three equal in,ianenrs, Mt ~,
- aud - month, thereafter thu deferred
payments 10 be secured by bond with snil-
olent security, and a lien retained Oh The pro-
cry George ESkstD8E, NJ 8. 4. Z.
IL Tie above sale Is pnbtpon,d until Mon
day the % day Of May ny Ia tie mtaL.
tune, Mr.. W II. Doutha', living on the place,
viii shtw the premises 10 any pe,sn In, ing q
-ssne TO prrth,sf. GEORGE EskRIDGE.
March ~.
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NJ NUN lA.-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF
.he superior Court of Chaucery for the I.ynchbUrg
u',"let' the lst day OF November, le3e-tiusta,us
nose and John H. Pateson, Doctors ofMcjicno,apt
t'' pftners, practising under the style and firm q
n 10 fa'teson, Pitts. against Ephrain W alher
ii-hH'ueth Ills WIFE, Mathew ChegtlaIu aud aiOlils
us v lie, late Caroline Coleman, Lewis f. Williams
o"" anh w his vile, late Aun W. Coleman Louisa
1oiemah Matilda Coleman. Elizabeth Virginia Colt
,au. marquis Coleman and Cstharine Cooman, hs
lastlour oil whom infants under the age oftweniy
que years, Francis Walker aud Missouri Walker, u
liant children ofEphraim Walker and Elizabeth his
WIFE and john Tweedy Defts.
NC oeiehuant john Tweedy, not having entered his
ana given security according the act o.
h, ana the rules Of this court aud appearing
- satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabitant
.ois country II is ordered that the said defendant DO
hereon the first day of the next term aud answer
h vi, o lhe plaintiffs, and that copy Of this order
t, wv IN inserted Ia some newspaper printed III in9
-, VI ~ hcnburg Tor two mouths successfully, anu
a tue front door Of the courthouse, III the saa
"' copy-Teste,
- J. WILLS. c. {.
rep ~ H3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
l't&SyT GOODS.

\NVE are now opening additional supplies
\" of staple ami Fancy Goods. surprising
III variety and cbcapnesS, any previous assert.
ment, viz:
case fashionable Dnnstable 3nnnets
! ease black and bulf NavaIinoes
ease Ange.o straw do very Cheap
. pieces lmterIai Sa1uny blue aud black
Cloths
pieces fashionable olive and olive brown
superb iguIed cut Velvet Tor YesiD.s
Do black G,uoa do
8 pieces beautiful shaded Mandarin SIts
r'ch black
f1r't quality, black Italian Silks
lira'J dro dc Maps aud Gro de Swiss do
neat assortment Of Chan eable Silks
black Mandarin Grapes, first order
very best black Canton and Nankip Cr,noo
SQUEEZING Pongees, for Riding dresses
\ lew pieces 81 Merno Clolhs. oIl sLa,a.
boxes assorted NJ ntIa Ribbons
few sets ich Bonnet do
Hand some photographic HdkGs.
GauZe, woisied Barge, Merino and Cashmere
do
Beautiful Thread Lsces, and Eesinps ve,.
cheap ~
ID q and o. plain Bob5iuelt, very sumo
Ilor f
bobblnett Laces and Edgings, a great variety.
WIN large assortment Cuurss NonlIsn ~,
mes'ics, Rose and Point Blankets. Shoss Has
anu general assortment of Groceries. Jnev
are determined 10 offer 10 their lriends and ia
puOic at the very lowest cash PRICES
MCKEE, ROBINSON &, co
Dec 80 "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
Mr.. George Dabbs.

A,n' take notice, that | shall, on the o4,h
nCuay oil April 1881, at the Tavern of Fred.
", v nuly' !" the county Of Botetourt. State
na',, m", 'aHe me dispositions of Ella sAi. En-.
Ir;at or "u G'"erS, 10 he read liz evidence On the
,s,,ni,aa "" =; Junction no" depending and unde
~ M ~ 'le county court of Bedford, where
10 an. Plaintiff and you are Defendsn, 1f
me taxing OF the sald dispositions il not cona.
"e'e" y" ,he above named day. | shall con-
'' n,ea 10 'aSe them from day to day until com
Jan.o7 b. A. EDISON.
w4W
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NCm4NNA.

n5RRs. TRUSlD8 returns her thanks to
fRl her nu4aet.us II ends aud The public gfn-
#sY.IlV or III iOng aud very eHi'nslse eaeonf-
ase. rni auead, received nnd et'rma lhrn
inal she has re nov Il h,r Bonnfi business one
door above Nj. Kyle's Store, opposite Ale'sr'.
Mckee aud Meru's store whs, she hopea4ler
ola Customers srd u,h,ls will cal Il ~ ~ III
fad pl.un p.,s,- say Up sia,rsito her lruntfoom.
uer B1uutls viii be sold ,ety low, aud all
Kind of~utt also IN the very best IA amer,
and nrai,si fashions aud from h'r general
knowledge Of tho business, sle caiculfies 10
please ali those who may employ htf.
p Sod Leghorns bleaehtd aud DfeHrG
o..r Ia inosi cass To appeal Like new.-5la,"s
II spo,s altog, rtaken out.
ELIZABETH IRu5LOW Aet
Matsh 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
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Aug. 80

nfAVE Just received al their Cash Store, on
- Bank Square, fresh supply Of Winter
GDods--a ongst which arc
% pieces Cnsineus
20 Iitccs L'o.eys
10 pieces DulielJ Blankets
| Bale Point do
truss, Of Rose do
Splendid assortment of hesh Cloths and Cas-
Wert' OF every colour and quality, bought al
auction.
300 pieces of handsome Winter Cqlicoe's
Nerno Shd~ls aud Scars
Cashmere do do
Navalin Bonnpts
The Above Goods, together with most OF
their stock are fresh having been purchased
within short time and will be sold at the most
reduced prices.
FEBRUARY !.