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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
TO the Admirers # Ornamental
HEADS OF HAIR

rETHE Subscriber vino has just ary,el IN this CITY
Il from Ne~ York, offers for sale an ex casiv
assortment OF
Ladies and Gentlemen'S Wigs and Toupcts,
All ofhls own. manufacture. and at a variety of
prices. that meet the views Of all that are des-
rnus of purchasing. The assortment that he has
brought with him this occasion, is fur superior and
much more extensive than what nc has offered al
any former period Consisting of the greatest gare
ty, being characterized for their peculiar taste md
beanty. re requests thai these gentlemen wearing
ornamental hair and wishing to nave his splendid
natural heIs IF hair haTheaJ dresses Commonly
called I0upsts, viii take the earliest opportunity CT
IGNORING HIM with call.
Those gentlemen who may feel disposed to honor
him with their calls he lattars himself from the SUI.
perority Of his artic!es every particular, secure
a continuance of their patronage. Apply at the
Eagle Hotel, Richmond, between the hours of ten
and two, whoIo the subscriber vii! be ready to at
tend upon all that may honor him with their com
manGs his stay Richmond win not exceed seven
DAYS. THOMAS QUIRK.
ian 81 GiiF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
10 TIE EprroRs OF TIE Wnc.

1t has been we'll said, that we Vrginians are the
most complaining people in the world. 4 strong
instance OF The verify OF this remark is be found
IN the publication Of the Postmaster at Flies in the
WING of the 3lst uit. Had That Postmaster been
as vigiant in looking out for his mail bag, as he is
prompt to complains he would have found That in con
sequence of the new regulations Of the Postcfiice
Department, made for, and which VIII result in the
general accommodation Of the Public, that The ordu-
airy leather way mail bag insufficient to contain
all the way mail, and that it placed iu separate
CanUnsS bag, which labelled and dispatched from
the Richmond P9s,oiice and pointed ont tO the mai!
carrier on the 24th ut. as containing the way mail
The Postmlsters at the more distant Offices. being
Ugilan, found this bag, doub; overlooked ~
the Postmaster at Ees; took from IL that to which
they entitled, and having reduced It's bulk, pac
cd The residue in the regular leather mail bag, which
of Course was returned Flies by the stage Comiu.
down. ] will 90 50 for Ar to presume that if the
Postmaster " Eitcs viii always be as ygant as II
would seem Hom his communication be wOald wish
10 be, his ucighbors win not again have cause fer
such immediate transitions from hope and Joyous
expectation" to gloom and disappointment" T. is
sauary 10 reform Where gross error practiced, or
uniform negligence committed, B,l. neither can be
properly charged on the Richmond Office. Can the
PostmasteT at Flies say as much
J.. ANDERSON, asst p. II.
FEB. Z. - r--,-s. ri
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
an entire pr2et. AS the circumstance is material.
we reprint them this morning

!
That the Courts, which sa! inal and eoli.I 10
exercise the jurisdiction vested une,ip u,t. al
Law, shall have and exercise the Jurisdiction, that il ~
vested IN the Superior Courts of ChatceTy m al! causes N
Cnanccry between persons and parties resident within the
esalshed-aud shall moreover, have exercise the e,,
bic Jurisdiction eujon proceedings tier on ,rYieu
at law, aud on tine Judgments of county aud corporn,nn
courts within their territorial jurisdiction sspecvely whc,rs,
ever the partcsto such judgments may esideauh urpe.
ho DEGREES OF sach courts sitting chacery lie directly
TO the court of appeals '
That all the other jurisdiction exercised By the existing
superior courts OF cance,y shall I've and exercised he
superior courts of chanoey, which shall be ordained and
established to be held convenient districts not exceeding
IN nunloeT-and appeals from DEGREES superor
OIL chancery shall lie directly the appeals.
or,
Lha the courts, which shall be ordained and established
exercise tire rsdicton superior courts Of
law, s nave and exercise the general jurisdiction NOW
vested IN the superior of cancery and
~ al causes III chaucey, within the respective territorial rs
dtcuons vi tine cou.is be ordained established
crowded. Ihai in these shall or more parties
defendants inPieadcd any cbamccrv and ore or
more OF such parties Northumberland thout the terri
'oai jurisdiction OF the III which tie bill shall exhibit
1, men on the petition o! any oil the parties
ue'eh"ats So non resident presrrSd bis
appearance, the shall he the sueI
determined. '' ~ ~
That superior of chanceTy shall be ordained and
established, To be held III convenient Districts exceeding
III number TO hear aud determine all causes which shall
removed tneTeto IN aforesaid.
That appeals from ecrees chancey, BY any OF the
said superior courts, shall lie directly the appeals
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

nj OTICE.-The public are Cautioned against
~ trading for Note OF Saul. Cartwright, ST.,
payable Sanl. Hobssn for sixty SIX dollars and
about twelve and halls cents, believed to De tre tie
18th of May next, the said Note has been los: or
rnslaid
The person who has found said Note is req aezleG
to leave at the Wing Office or with the subscriber
where he Will recs;ve reasonable reward If re-
quiTed. JOHN KING
feb l-3t Market Bridge.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
aHOElaIlERa

E5T Ill stand the ensuing season at y farm nine mile. from
W Richmond directly the road leading from hat
place to fredericksburg, and known is Half sink
1t saying much (l0r submit 1t to iho candor O.
gentleman acquainted vi. She facts sustain 10 ie
assertion when say la his colts universally ackuow
lcGGgd possess much strength and beauty, ay
coils that have produced by any horse in Virgil
kno~ several that cannot c purchased FOR less than
eight hundred dollars and have, myself been offered
1000 year olli5 estimate at which they
hc by their owners take to be the strongest recommendation
lat an offered IN behalf Of uurCd colts
The will commence On the 18th Of February end ter
inmate Jujy. Tcrus heretofore; Fifty Dollars
discharged by the payment of Thirty five Any ti1y
during season, Sixty Dollars insurance. One Dollar t
Groom, which expected either when the brought O.
taken away.
EytcusIvC pastures provided aud fed regularly
unless otherwise directed, ~ twenty-five cents day
who last 10y the Co!an-
did prove iua n any there 5e) informed
they be 0gan and charge made for the
the Horse, unless tnsv shoJid prove oaii osr 81
she viii i've ius1:sd at Tic rnce Of the "S'
JOHN M. 20 80.
The Editors JFtia Tai;.s hrena and yc;crsburr 80
GER will please insert the above week IN sc.'
p. .f ' s ''.' - '.''''..' '''' . ~rUr'e fa
''. . ,g '--. !. ~. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
Richmond Infant School.

FEHHE Board Of Managers of this institution are
4 enabled TO state with much satisfaction, that
they have engaged the services of Miss Johnson for
mer!y the instruetress of similar institution in the
Borough of Norfolk. Miss ]. Is expected daily: and
Is calculated that the School Will go into operation
very shortly. a suitable school house has been pre-
par.d, on lot contiguous to the Bsardag- Of
Mrs. DuVal. Persons DESTROYS OF information can
apply to the Rsv Stephen Taylor, or III. saaL
Reeve, or 20 WILL. I. LEE Pfae't
feb I-aa2f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

Pie-Inan, Sweep, EaEbcr, Baker, lew and av.chc r,
by the res, Il the company.
Scene /. Garden. .}.gtue discovered on pyt,cs-
tai enter gardener, who introduces panialo0n Co.
umhine and Lover; gardener shows them about rar-
zen end exhibits the worhin- of the Statue Figure
Magician enters with magic wand, and changes
scene, cIafaciers, bus ness. sc.
Scene :. Hrt:e4uin and CoiIinJ.ue pursued by
PANTHEON, Clown and Lover.
Clown by mistake knocks down PQtaloon ex
Plains accident, reconces all parties and pursues
Harlequin.
sceae Sd. Outside Cottage; Harlequin still par
sued; escapes with Couubina in cottage; business
WIN co"a Tobbing Jew no mistake; can get ad-
u!'t,GnCe
sceaa ! Inside Hotel. Fashionable breakfast
parry. HARLEQUIN e-caGr:s ta6e cloths and tea sau
GERS Clown sc9I}zd with tea ketsie. Passes rood
Joke on lover Spy Harlequin; aGrrg s>agry, and es-
cGpes gain.
Scene ;. Street Oyster stall and pye-nan-
al h1t-dacdy Negro refreshing himself with Cys-
ttrsf after wi.ich toss aad bay ec hun by. Clown
1iakes hls supper cheap; raises with sweep and
miller .!Ehs hacked BY Pa1l!con and Clown
Scene c. BARRIERS shop barber 5cwdering and
dressing Wigs 5or Congress; Clown bays him cas- and
sets Up shop Tor himself shages al his custcl1ets
cEe5 throats- and draws teeth gratis
Scene Par!or Large Party. Provisions
bought and sent home. Clowns opportunity Of zoe
ksting Flme.a 40. Party Be here directly. Pro
menade leading to Enchanted Garden.
Scene EHchauted Cfard=r; characters al IN
h:gh gise AagicIaG eppe3rs STEPS. SPsHt, AIS
welt hope Good Night.
a. Tickets may lie had at lie Box Office and It
Mr. G. Beck's Confectionery Store Box and Pi,
80 cents: Children half price. Coloured persons
p cents.
u 4 Box Plan will be kept at Ir. Becl's, where
seats can BE- secured for the first During the
past Summer The Building has undergone thorough
repair.
~ Stoves are provided and will be well attended
10. so Us TO render the audience comfortable.
~ Doors TO open at 6, and Performance to COM
mence at o'clock feb lit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
Correspondence Of tic Jou,na, oil Commerce.
WAsIIINC.roN Ian 95 i23I


In the political world tle appears 20 the observa-
ton OF Inexperienced and unGisciphnsl tyfOa OcC
Sory has put book TO press: another records com
Tier Is true T;icrc has been publication, nor has
lurences existed Policy VIII for u few days post
where it will strike ote. par;i Interested
some of your readers to know that iIr. Calhoun.
dined last Monday with Mr. Van Buren; but has not
called on the President since his arrival in Wash
iugton. The oracles Of the day have various ia
terprctations OF the signs of tie times but if thu
sergeant OF picqiet guard could not divine their
destiues he would be unworthy Of Il shoulder knot
The mystery lies at the BOTTOM o. feuds than
and, il solved, might account for HE almost en-
tire absence from The late d.awing-Toom, of the ie
males OF this d isttict.
Ii Is not to he expected that the remainder of the
session Of Cong viii produce any remarkable
measure, Eccing commercial interests; tie pre-
voiling disposition being 10 lie: matters stand You
vii! see III the proceed ugs Of Congress occasional
demonstrations by individuals but they proceed from
no concert. no system oil actioD aud only ia'en-
ded to affect. Some purpose Of The movers. when
the day shall arrive, Which Afr. Burgess may reply
to Ar. Cambreleng, shall only have the fuut er
lngs oi distant thunder. bet alSo lie EloTm with for
ked ghtnings.
The bill orte benefit of ineovent merchants,
beng indebted 10 the government is POST poned by
tie force or circumstances long thai lie passit
may b. considered uncertain The amendment pro-
posed 70 the bill ot tie last session makes its pro
visions, general; naan not confined to merchants.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

gentleman who left Washington 90 Friday The
i4th inst, says the New York Journal OF Commerce
ance for this city, arrived here Saturday morning,
22d instaot, after having been capsized in two
stnges, broken down two sleighs, nearly ruined two
horses and spent tie greater part OF night in 4
spow drift
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

age At 4 Eos y HsCINIGEES.
feb
'5yHE subscriber wishing to dispose OF lis Real
Estate in Cabell county, offers the following pro-
perty for sale, to wit: Farm GuyandOte river.
about eight miles above lis mouth, containing 2II
acres, excellcntly watcred 80 Of which is bottom
land under good fence and now in C, liivation. Any
person who wishes 10 raise tobacco, and would want
Farm in this county would do well to purchase as
have raised several crops the same and slnpped
them TO pha where they have rated high
any tobacco from any part Of the Union. That is 10
say-they have uctted after pay1r a expenses from
So 10 dollars per 100 lbs and from that to So and T.
viii also sell tie Brick House and Lot at this time
occupied by Joseph Gardcr, IN the Of Barbours-
Tjie besides Farm House and Lot IN the place;
and one Lot within the vicinity. All of which may
be had on accommodating terms by applying TO the
subscriber. AESALOM HOLDESBT. p
jan gT-2aw5t
h wish 20 purchase or ine, tour good farm
y bands, for which liberal price VIII be given Ap.
ply 20 Mr. John wight, lCary-sroel1 Richmond. or to
TIC subscriber, at TUcLaioe.
{" 7 WIGHT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
CIRCUS.

u All demands contracted by the Managers
(MesSrS Harrington s, Buc!,leY.l will be punctuay
every SATURDAY, between the hours Of i2
and O'clock
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

CoNanEss-TER5is or JUDGEs.-Judge Peck $
trial s still in hand having proved to be what ap
pretended from ---sn almost insuperable DAM TO the
flow of legislation. Il will be observed that the pay
of the witnesses alone, is to cost Sl3 ooO-tbc indi
rect expenses are incalculabc. One two more
such experiments will deter Congress from institutng
suy impeachment Tor any offence. 1t was convic-
ION Of this kind we imagine which induced Mr..
Jiecomptes proposition, which deserved moro favor
.han it received. The National Intelligencer we
think is uawarrantcd in viewing this proposition as
ga porentous indication Of hostility towards the Judi
cjary Of the u. States" We know not the private
feelings IF any, which prompted itbut sure we aro
TINT had such principle been in operation at the
me Judge Peck would nsthor have committed tic
outrage be did m personal rights, would the
Senate now have been engaged in the solemn farce
# irving him for it, at expence With defes esti
nate, and to the absolute suspension Of The business
bi Congress
u w ought yesterday to have stated taat the
nngesyons in writing, laid on The table by DR.
ycg', on Sa'urday, were IT lla 1n2r77,rq. and TO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
D0CrOK CLARKiS

DOCLOH CLnIiC{A'S
Wheat Thrcshing Machine.
OWING TO the mcemency of the weather hay
" ing prevented many persons from visiting il it
VIII be continued through tie present week and
may be in operation every DAY between the hours
Of 10 and Il O'Clock, 4. III. by making application
JNO o. LAY
Those who wish TO engage machines, viii please
leave their names above and The Patent Rights
for the Counties remaining unsold may also be pur
chased there, or Of DR. Clark, at the Union Tavern.
Jan o5--etp J. o. Il
10 Farmers,
z VIII give he highest market price, for or 1000
= bushels fax seed J. II EUSTACE.
iau 2G-Gt
Lamp Oil, Teas, dc.
WINTER pressed lamp oil
W GuBDowder tea ezra fine quality
ST CroiE sugars, for sale by
i7n5I-3t OTIS, D'UNLOP g. co.
F5sJE subscriber respectfully tenders his services az
- Commission Agent TO the Merchants and Farmers
York and RappahannocS Rivers, who send their
produce, &c. TO the Norfolk Market. He refers
10 Messrs. Smith & Co, Patricks,
Lewis and Ro. g. Smith, Dud!ey's Ferry,
Rob VI. Spencer, Esq, Little Plymouth
Geo Geo. T. A @ood"ss ~ E. King Queen c. H.,
Messrs. Geo. T. Butler & Co, King William G. IT,,
John Chowning, IT. Isl.
Ncs5's Hcaly, Street, & Co. Urbanra,
James Goodrich, Esq
Edmund NJ. Ware, Esq, BowIers,
"'''''~ " e''I; ,i FRAY w q Co. Tappahannock
JAMES FERGUSON Jr
Eo,hey's Wharf, Norfolk,
ea 81 iaw-t i5ih January, 1851
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
JUDICIARY REPORT.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB.

The Importance of the subject danla nds OF us the
publication of the Report OF the majority of tie Com
n'ittee the Judiciary, in the House Of Represen-
tatives-ofa length which would exclude it, but for
that Importance.
The counter Report from the minority, has not
reached u.s. owing to the failure of the mails. When
it doNz, shall lay that also before cur readers
tha they may he all the views pro and CON- affect
ing measure of great moment, and which in its
affirmative aspect, has been proclaimed in effect.
proposition to repeal the Union itself
phis subject is doubtless give rise much heat
and discussion, and in the certainty of It's being in
vestgated by he best talents OF Congress, and from
n sense OF our own weakness, we fnrbear from say.
inm any thing. Onc observation however, we cannot
help expressing, coupled with regret--iL is the
superior dscernmcnt and acueness of the Politicians
who now figure, over those great and wise men, who
laid the Foundations of the American Government !
For eXample-the first Congress in 1889, pass an
act raise duties and protect manufactures co no
Dliss-the power is exercised, administration after
administration, By Washington, Jefferson Mad ison,
who all recognize and approve it, from 799 1924
when, behold Mr.. P. Barbour discovers it 10
he unconstitutional! Again: this Judiciary act, is
also passed by the first Congress in 1889, and re-
mains on the Statute Book, and in constant appca-
ton until IG3l when behold! Gen. Gordon and Mr..
Warren Davis discover to BE- plainly unconstiu-
tjonal, and that it ought to be repealed One would
really pri0ri, have imagined, whether truly or I'M
truly, that the nlustrIous vho actually framed
the Constitution ef the United States many Of whom
we're in.the first Congress of 1850, would have been
as likely to know what constitutional or other
wise, as Mr. P. p Barbour, Gen. Gordon; but this
would have been great mistake. In This modest
age, the credit of belonging to particular school of
politics, gives every hair splitting egotist every whip
sy!Iabub lawyer every dcmIgogue Of six months
standing, title to dispute he consitutionaity Of the
most venerable institutions, reared by the hands of
the Fathers ofour Country, and consecralcd by time
and use
To all this sort ofprocoedng, there be but one
end-he overthrow Of the Constitution tself-a
point to which events TO to be rapidly div
ing from all quarers-lfthey not desgnedy given
that direction by a certain class of politicians.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
MANAGERS OFFICE.
Splendid Lottery-aIl Prizcsl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
UNION CQJc9L LOTTERY, Class No. Q,
Drawing to be received THIS DAY


Whole tickets 5l0-Haivcs S5--Quar'crs s. So
Tickets 10 DC had citEcr OF icta:l, OF by the pack
age at YATES s. tscINTYGES.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
MICKLE's OFFICE.

IN RAWING Of the New York LOTTERY, 10. .,
H. Extra.
Sc, So. II, 50, 60, So ST, IL, 90
No 81, 80, &c, small capital szold at EiICK,I Els
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

A PPRENTICE3 WANFED.-two mlolligens
"a and well educated Boys, from IL to 1G years Of
&c, and of good character, wl be taken as APpren
lces at the NVtir Office
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-04

Arabion Horses-By reference to an advertise men in this mornings Courier, it will be seen. tat -four full blood Arabian Studs will be sold at public auction in New-York on the 18th of May next These horses were imported in the brig PhGbe Ann. in November last and we presume they aie the fine animals which were presented by the Grand Sultan of Turkey to our Minister MT RHIND the disposal of which, has created so much difficulty with our go- vernment find purchayer in South Carolina,
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-04
NEw-YoRK, April 15

NEW oRK, April Is. About 7 o'clock yesterday morning, our news schooner Journal of (ommere, came up frem be low, with Londonpapcrs to the goth of Marc inclusive, brouiht by the packet ship H.bernia, Capt Maxwell, from Liver pool, winch she boarded aFu, midnight, out side the Heck. Their cutents are nnpor- tant, but we will net ant cpate them by any remarks.-Journdi of Comerce.
 CHANCE IN THE FRENH MINISTRY. PARIS, March 4.-TheMoniteur of this day announces officially the blowing appoint m,nts:
 l. M. Casimer-Pe Perier, Secretary of State fer the Interior, and Prcside,t of the Coun- cil Of Ministers.
 2. Bar1n Ltuis, to be Mister of Finance, III the r'om Gt M. Latiitte, vhcse resignation IS accepted.
 3. M. Eafthe, to be Keeper of the Seals, M nister of Justice, ard President of the Council tf State.
 4. Count de Montalvet, U be Minister of Publ Instruction and Ecclesiastical Afftlrs, in the roc m ot NJ. Barthe.
 5. Count D'Argcut, to be Minister of Com ntrce and Pubic Works.
 6. N,ce-Adniral De Rlgny, to be Minister cf Marine, in the room of Count d' 'ArgUut.
 From the Monit UT of Sunday March I3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

,.;as ice ftaa Par. Of the Jry previous
~. ihttA Il aatsii tue esvrs Ting wss irs'i-
ri Tn.re ha# 1ssa n sliEhi distnftshee
-,..,i.o.i, 10 liz itaieat, atl.ine ITEM
Il, dispute aisoai Tie tais dscorahohs.-9o,'".
- ~. psners lnt.maie That the King ead ios'
.oeularii, win the actors in ihs re'"'"'''s' y
as esn,se he had lake, ~ "a s'f'b ''ihs 'etse
hosors a. ssa.ks 4 Ji-IsnsIi'h eoo'fttea y
~, atty. \. sueiA in. u was ss'u' " IN
MAY carrysus ~ IN relf 'un 70 re -. os'
a. a. hai na,,,ra II d net - heated. - re 1nhs'
nesaans ihs faifesi tel OF ~ confluence fepos'
al !. he Government. anf- hisn'
BELGIUM.
The BRUSSELS Paper. states that the Na',ousl
f,..nst,s. hgd l,ssi. csnsased foI the Ism e
Afay. whaa iha deei.ion oil the Or inne OF Lp-
1,ufe ~ III fexaeat 10 The oter Of Tee ergs n
.as esleat.d 10 he aisfniiixely announced. II
appears nov 1om lie nuinbrr 81 tffneh-
lntn tAkrn into custody ,ln'fne tie lie MS.
sarOanees in Brussels, thai tie rhsa promoters
% the opposition 10 Prince leopold are OF
that naliua. Thu impression tiiai bis hoYel
hiehness will seeede Is sery ganer"l ihious"o"
b. igium & TIE wishes Of The nahyes hncohnac-
ted With French politics are "uivelsahy !" MS
favour. III. adopiion Of their Sovereignty
would &C., anly remove many Of the difficult
,,,, In which the county - placed with fe..
poet TO Ito baud, and perhaps pre'eni the ct.
fasion Of much blood. In that point OF view
il is ,esrsble, I'll consist with his honour, that
The Prince should rept the offer II will M.
doubtediy tend 10 eAt,nu English Influence
amongst the flemings.
From Italy the intelligence Is Of p7e,he
character. litter from Rome, dated May
id, announces that the moderate counsels Of
diplomacy were al length completely success.
iul with The Papal and Austrian Cabinets, as
10 the means OF restoring tranquility IN LAZY
and the Pore was on The following Monday
TO have issued ( neral amnesty Tor ali pold1-
cal Offences. The same was to he done in
Parma and Modena, anJ The Austrian earft-
500 vas forthwith 10 be wi,bdJawn from Aoeo-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

YDURSUANr 10 decree of the Superior
* Court Of Chancety fnr the Lynchburg
District, pronounced on the 2S,h day Of Octo-
Der 1880, in the cause Of Stovall IS. Jeer
the pndersI ned, Marshal of the said Court
will sell. on he premises, in the county of Bed
ford, on Friday the 24h day OF June, 1881. it
tair, IT not The next tair day, a Tract OF Land,
containing seven hnudIe d and twenty acres,
adjoining the lands of John Fuqua, Joseph
Hardy, and others. OF so much thereof AS " III
raise eleven thousand one hundred and thirty
five pounds OF tobacco OF the Upper James Ry.
er inspection and the further quentity OF three
hnnd'ed and ninety five pounds Of tobecco OF
the Upper James River lnspec ton aud also
the sum OF nine pounds eighteen shI.ings, sna
interest thereon, after me rate Of per cent
per annun, from the 28lh day OF February
1874, until paid, and he costs Of suit an. sale.
!. 4. HOLCOMBE, Marshal.
May %, f,ds