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Ontics.

opNlNos
SPY G!1fscs with acromutic object glass and shade
y Tor night and day, very superior
Spy Glasses, various qualities.
Opera Glasses.
Eye Classes for short sighted pcrsons--sct in gold
and silver.
Botanical Microscopes.
Octngon Mirror, for viewing prints.
Jefferson SpectaClcs.
Spcctocles mounted in gold, silver steel aud tortoise
shell-various patterns, with green, azure, white
concaVe, convex, and plane glasses.
Goggles, with green and white glasses.
Spectaclcs, mounted IN Liued STEEL fashionable arti.
clc--for sale by X. d. SANXAY.
feb q
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Genuine Garden Seed

FROM PHILADELPHIA
H. DLAMiRE takes this method OF Informing
- the public that he has at last received his gen
eral supply OF Garden Seed, which, Oh examination
viii be found fresh and peril Ct lie would also say
10 those Members of the Legislature, whom he has
been IN the habit of supplying, that lie should BE-
again happy TO supply them. Among them are:
Early Washington Peas
Do Charleston do
Do Dwarf Marrowtnot iuncommon!y tine
Do Bunch snap beans
Do Yellow Bunch do
Large Lima do
Fine Early York Cabbage
Large York DO
Green Curlcd Savoy do
Yellow Savoy DO
Flat Dutch do
Large Late Drumhead do
Early Battesea DO
Late do DO
Early Sugar Loaf DO
Do Ceulafowcr
Late do
White Brocola
Purple Cape do
Long Orange Carrot
Early Horn do
White Solid CELERY
Large Swelling Duteh Parsnip
Scarlet Short Top Radsh VERY superior
Salmon and Cherry do
Early Turnip Blood Bee:
Long Blood Beet
Early Fram Cucumber
Long Green Turkey do
Jurkn Bur 20
Nasturtian
Purple Egg Plant.
n. B. Call opposite the Eagle Tavorn door, Sigr
Of the Mortar. feb II--2aw6t
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SHELL COMBS

I UST received by the last arrival, full ussort-
- mcnt of beautiful patterns and every SIZE
-ALso--
large assortment Of Plain Shell Tuck Combs
all Of which will be sold at the lowest price nj
GRANNISS' Fashionable Shoe and Comb Store.
feb 10 Sign Of The Golden Comb.
Paris Slippers.
A Fresh supply Of GAUTiER & Comp. Slippers
IA Just received Of GRANNISS'
Fashionable Shoe and Comb Store.
leo u Sign OF the Golden Comb.
Fashionable and Cheap Lace Goods.
A II K. n. JENKINS will be found the following
IA extensive variety Of Lace GOods:
5000 yards footing or quilting laces, Of all widths
qualities and prices
New style and fashionable surpce lace chcmisctts
DO and do lace ioreIlas, ca pcs collars peI
crimes, and all tho newest style Of lace goods
for the neck
Nm extensive assortment Of Ladies and Infan Is
lace caps
Rich bobbnett gimp laces, for cap trimming
Extra wide and rich bobbinett laces, for trimming
forella capcs and 1ouncing dresses
~, I'd, and Cd plain white bobbinett lace worry
cheap.
Aso-I0O black lace wells at all prices.
The above Lace Goods forms a very general as
softinent of all that - rch new and fashionable and
VIII be sold at very low prices, Ut r. III. JENKINS
Merno Shawl Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
feb re ~
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New Books at II. |. Smiths.

ENBERLE on the practice of medicine; Discovery
~ and Adventure i'll the polar and regions,
with engravings; Peter Parlcy's Tales about Asia.
st. Paul. by Il. Bedell, ID. d; NV Grandfather Gre
CORY; Evening Eecre atoms a series of dialogues on
the history and geography of the Bible; Life of Mrs.
Ann III. Judson, with account Of the American
Baptist Mission 10 that empire. prepared for the
American S s. Union by James ID Knowles. a. NJ.
Also, further supply of Wlbur's Lexicon of Useful
knowledge, with many others. feb 10
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FOR SALE.
Fresh Garden Seeds.

y EANS-Early yellow six weeks
- China dwarf
BEEr-Early blood iurnip
long blood
mangel wurIrl
BROco LI-PurPle cape
Cauliiiowcr
CAuBAGE-Early York
sugar-loaf
. savoy, very line
q" and late battcrsca
Drumhead
Large Scotch, for cattle
Red Dutch, for picking
Cauli1tower. earl, and late
Carrot, cresS, cucumber
Endve, kali, lettuce, melon
Mustard, nasturtium, onion
Parsnlp, parsley. curcd or doub.,
PEAs-Early Washington
a. Frame
" Charlton
marrow Fat
Bishops early dwar. prolific, new md superior
Pumpkins, raddish, squash
Satisfy, large tOIna'Ue, and tuEniP seed Of
every description
JOHN III. EUSTACE
feb 10 Four Do0rs njpre the BeN HIye'
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GTNtaO B0oks ut .Nush1s.E0

~ EW edition Of Wheatons Sclwyns NIsi Prug
~ 9TH American, improved by f'Lornas J. Whca.
ton, from The 9TH London Edlisn.
%, New Edition, much enlarged and improved, OF
Ebcro's Matcra Mcdica and Therapeutics
lIalc's History Of the Common Law Of England
and an Analysis of the Civil part Of The Law 9th
edition, much improved by Remington.
The Practice Of the High Court Of Chanccry, I'M
der the new orders; with Tables Of Costs, Prccc-
dents, &c by II. Grant, 2nd edition improved-r re.
ceivcd nv r II NASU
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To Families and Others.
UTHoUsE KEEPING ARTICLES, &c. &c. n
IUNHE following desirable LfSEN Goups, will be
n found of good quality, at II. u. JENKINS
Linen and Fancy Dry Goods Stare.
Rich figured Danask Table Cloths, Of various sizes
and elegant paGrs.
Table Diapers Of the richest style Of PATTERNS and
"a yards wide.
Ordinary quality Table Diapers Of all WIDTHS.
Wide Irish Sbcetngs.
Secla and IRISH do. yards wide.
Brown Damask Linen Table Cloths
Turkey red Plaid Table Covers
Also
cases Irish and German Shifting Liners. at
all prices-warrantcd pure Linen and rrags
bleach
20 dozen Linen Cambria Pocket Handkerchief.
Persons wishing 10 examine Linen Goods will find
an extensive assortment at the above house-tbey
will be sold by the piece, half piece yard ut the
most reduced prices. feb %
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Fresh Fall Goods.

ricd, from the Appomattox Cot
LEWIS WEBB 4 co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
W ARD s.iIECAlO.N.

ERlIE Ward FL eetion Tor six Aldermen aud
- SIX Common Counci Ia en- Ia each Ward
IN Ii" town of Lynonburg, will take place pur-
suant TO an act Of Assembly, entitled an act
to amend al aci, entitled an act dividing the
town Of L,n1hbu,g INTO wards, and for other
purposes passed feh. 10. 1880, on tue fist
Tuesday IN April next aud will be held N
Lynch Ward No. /, ueing all that part OF
said iow, below the Isl alley, extending f. ON
the river iuiht twelfth st,eej, M the store house
Lately occupied by Mr. X dwell. on Ri street.
Aud IN Henry Wand, No.2, being all ,hal pa II
OF sid town above sad lst alley, extending
from the river 10 twelfth s'irel, at the store
lately occupied by Good IL tfench on second
St. SAAlL. BKANoFORD,
Serg'i OF The Corporation oil Lynenhurg.
March .. tide
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
TuEsDAy. March I.

Alter the despatch Of some local business
the House On motion OF Mr.. Leigh, again went
into Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. Mason Of Ere.
derrick IN tue Chair, aud resumed the consid,rs
tion OF the judiciary bill. Nj Leigh continued
aud concluded his AZ gnment. in support oil the
first section, establishing IL Cweuils and pro-
sldmg Tor twenty .iour Judges, TO be commis
stoned as Judges in Law aud Equity, and in
opposition TO the substitute offered by Mr.
Christian, proposing twenty Circuits and TWEEN
" Judges, TO be missioned both as Chance.
ry aud Common Law Judges. When Mr.,
Leigh finished, the question was put, and Mr.
Christians substitute rejected-ayes DO, zoe )
Oh The Committee then went through III,
bill, made some minor amendments, and re.
ported it to the House
thus lar, this important matter has proceeded
more smoothly than was anticipated. The plan
reported by Mr.. Leigh would seem 10 have
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07

ED JNAWAY from tue subscribers residing
n II ~ the county Of Buckingham, negro
man MANSER aud bis wife MALlNDA.
Manser is about ordinary size, between % & 80
years OF age, complexion Gather yellow; he has
la ge scar On his breast occasinned from n
bum when small lie Is harmless inoiitnsive
negro. MaInda is about the same acc as the
man, of ordinary size, has a yr,y uncommon
oushy heaa OF hair, rather of Indian complex
Ioh, with some dark rtckles ~ her face She is
very intelligent woman aud Was principally
raised on kenawha, near the SALE works She
rs WI acq ainted in the counties OF Bedford
ana nIles She wa the property Of JOSEPH
Evans, who owned sad woman TWO ,eais aud
lived IN the county Of G,es-Eyans puIcI,ps,d
her OF Blown and Cla,tol, .yuchburg We
viii give reward oi 500 each, il takea out o
mo state, so that wegrt them 1ln or re
ward OF $50 each il taken in The State aud Sc
cured IN jail SO that we get them.
POWIlAIAN JONES,
ANDERSON ID ABRAHAM.
Buckingham, Feb. 10 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07

NN'lkGlNlA--At Rules holden In the CLERKS Of e
OF the Superior Court of Chancery for the Lyuta.
burg District the LIST day of Nosembcl lsj0--John b.
Boiling aud Crazy his wife, late Graey Allen William
S. Allen. Margaret A. Allen, Mar, 4. Alien. Malta
Jane "A len and ebert +. Allen the La, G,e nauts
under the aye OF twenty one ears, who by lrcr
next friend John u. Boiling, Pitts. against William
Duncan, Hill Carter aud james " smrh net.
The defc' dant James w Smith not having entered
hlh appsarsn and given security according the 'c
ol Asae4a! and the rules OF this court, and appearing
ny satisfactory evidence that he is not an iualMt Of
this country Ii is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here the first day OF the next torn and
swer the bill OF the Plaintiffs and that copy Of tins
der be forthW i'll inserted in sumo newspaper printed
the io" OF iynchburg for tw months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the courthouse in the sad
town. copy-1este,
J. WILLS &C
Jan. 81 som
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
Trust Sale of Land.

~ virtue o. deed OF irusl, executed by
- Charles {. Patieson 10 Mitchell Ewing
ana william IL. Jones ON The 9 II day of MAY
1873 and OF record IN III. Clerks office Of the
county our OF Bedford, the nndprsipne5 will
on thr l4h day OF March, 1881. proceed 10
sell, at auction, on the premises, FIR cash. a
certain tract OF land, lying in the county OF
Bedford, " bounded by Goose Creek on one
side, the Lands OF Robert Gibbs, Aaron Feazel
and James Stiff, to Bore Angur Road, mclu.
ding all the lands decided by Philip Feazel,
south cas-. of said road, containing about le5
acres" The undersigned SLING as trustee " III
convey the title vested in HIM as such.
WILLIAM X. JONES.
Feb. 10 H.
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Feb. 10

Rules holden ia the Clerk, ofE,e #
y the superior Court Of Chaucory for the L,rlblp,
District, the lst day of November, le3O-Sarat +
Porter y Madison Porter infants under the are of
twenty one years, who by John Hughes then neG
friend, Pltiis against Samuel Davidson Jane, Miller
admir- OF Jeremiah Ingram, dec. lie sis Campbtl
Robertson Cheatham, Samuel Dickey, Heritage iov.
efton as ex'or of Samuel Porter, dee. and The ,ams
heritage liowerton IN his own right, and Elizabeth
his WIFE, Legrana Porter, infant by Commissioner
Bonagh, specially assigned his guardian and Slc,beo
Bradley, Detts
The defendant Stephen Bradley, not having entered
MS appearance ana given security according to The
act OF Assembly and the rules of tins court, anu IL
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is uo an
hhahltaht OF this country II is ordered that the sad
defendant DO appear here the tirt duy of tine uru
tenn AID ahwer the original aud amended bin If Tho
paint lfs and that copy of this order be- tf,ann
inserted III some newspaper printed in the town Of
Lynthburg Tor two months successfully, and posted
the front door OF the courthouse, 10 the said
Aeopy-le,te, j. WILLS, {. c.
Jan ii M2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07

EFlk6lNlA-AtR Rules holden in the Clerks Office
w oi me Superior Court ofChancDy for the lyueh.
burg, district, the LIST day of November, le3O-Jo.
nuncey and Margaret {. Burton, admrX OF John Il
Burton, dec. Puis against Patrick r. Barton, Susan.
nan COLDS, Jesse A. Burton and Thomas Mitchell,
Delts.
Inc defendant Thomas Mitchell, not having entered
MS appearance and given security according to the ad
OF Assembly and tue rules of this court and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he not an nla
'ant OF tins country Ii ordered that the ad defend
"t 90 appear here on the first day of the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that coy
oi TINS order be forthwith inserted in some nc"spap
printed III the town of Lynchburg, for t"o monlN
sueeeSstey, and posted at the front door of the coa
j. WILLS, &C
Jan. 27 WIN
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REEgQVAT,.

IN HE subscriber mas aiken the Bell Tavern,
M at Nelsnn Court House, (loyings on, }
where he IS now ready 10 receive all persons
who may favor him With their company, and he
pledges himself 10 use every exeItlon 10 give
the most general sallsfa cIiuu.
His house is situated Mar the Court House,
and is large ard comm odious His stable is OF
brick, aud calculated 10 hDld from iorty 10 6ty
horses this !, likewise plentilully supplied
with grain, fodder, sc. which. with the atten.
ion Of good aud faithful servants, he hatteis
i.insslf will enthe him 10 patronage.
j. b. STOUT.
Nelson c. H. Oct. o. is
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IANf OllCE.-Will be sold on tuesday, the 22d
III day OF March next, il fair, if mol, the
next fair dAv thereafter, al the late residence
OF George Coier, decd. in the county OF Bedford
on credit Of twelve months, five or six likely
Negro Men and Boys. stock of Horses, Cattle
Hogs, and Sheep Bacon, Corn, Rye, Oats, and
fodder. Wagon aud Geer, plantation tools 81
Bonds with approved security for all sums oil
five dollars and upwards that sum and under
cab will be require ed
BALDA MCDANIEL. Exor.
Feb. % ids
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TRUST SALE.

n GREEABLY To the provisions O: deed
IL OF trust, executed by John l. e, Senior, Of
Campbell county TO the subscriber Ola the Bird
day Of Sept. mber last, which is oil record IN
the Clerks oilice OF said county, and 10 FIJI
the purposes oil said dped--we will sell public
ly, n the residence OF saif Lee, on ,hc Dad day
of March nexf, between 10 and % valuablt.
SlsNes--aso, all the stock OF every dcscript Oh,
on the plantation of sand Lee, together with o.
then plantation uten ia and household And
hitchen furniture. ] be terms will be made
known or tue dHy of Srle.
MOSES ARNOLD, Trustee.
Feb. 81 tbs
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j. WILLS &C

VI lRGlNlA.-At Rules holden IN III -
o. Tue superior Court of CHANGER, er ,t oGes
S"tss a' A.s,a ,e 's DAY Of NosenJer
the I,tacX oo1eiy against FIRE On b,,qI The
'he state OF virginia Pits. a. altst Joao ulu,ug If
Eluow and mm smith and F!orenge hi, VIC ps4e
Il. Gill and Sarah Ii his wifi, la, Sepaihiel lieufy
,ei' Dolly X. 6icDaniol, Cleopatra Mcba H. heDaD
W. Mcdaniel, Agmss Mcdaniel and nI MAJ. jose
de aio, l cI,ilureh snd heits Of Alexander M Ne
o "e oelo u. floienune Smith and Henry r ~
ana sarah H. his wife, having entered iJfy u On
Iy and a., according 10 the act Of i
factory evidence that they are not brpa.g by SUITS
country 1t Is ordered that the SAID deleanDnoi THIS
pear here on the first day OF the next DO dp
he bill OF The plaintiffs, una that ana answer
forthwith inserted IN saline newspaper n, s",a g'ue DO
town OF IL hchbufg for two months s,s 'n.eu III tho
LOW u NV 'o"' tooi oi tne Courthouse IN the ,,
'o"n' eopy-Tesle, "' s0ll
Feb. 10 WILLS, &C.
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"a Ia court held for Franklin County, at ule Oou
4 "A House, the 3rd day of November, ls30.-Ed"a"
Sohhamat, Plaintiff against James c. Eary, DeieA
dant In Chancery.
MS cause this day to be heard upon the *
eep'ohs taken to the report ofthe Comnisahef ~ ,
cause and ~as argued by Counsel, upon consldeIa'l
whereof, the Cour being of opinion that thefe II es'
Inc SAID Report, doth order the same ~ be reeoh
mtted TO the Master Commissioner.
a eopy-Teste, &c. TATE, D. I,
ne parties interested in the above cause are heeo3
nolIhed' that have appointed the 3rd Friday IN aPl
next, ut The Old Mansion House of Col. John L'.p'
ueceaSed IN The county of Franklin, aud al present
c1pied by Mechizedeck Early. at which time a. W.
Place shall attend for the purpose of setting anu o
Justihg the accounts belw sud parties, aud rel
'hef eupon aud the said parties are hereby requ On
attend with their Witnesses and vouchers prepared "
settlement BERNARD q. HENDRlCk, -. y
Feb u WIN
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POETRY.
I,sn sss H,Rsrn Hsfsary

IHE WOES Or LIFE.
wien yon,h'ul hope leads 90 h dance
In fsae,'s vsslmea.s efsa"liHf,
Ia tabled SCENES Il that fo1ne es
sar,rs. ,he poets dreaming.
Awhile in ,iew-alas not long
u,as,. gliueriug pinians qlivers
she sing. her knocking Sven song,
1bsn aies away forever.
Add there are lights in ma'ie's tone,
Can Thrill The heart WITH fiadness,
Bat wnen the Lar, la, eofo's gone,
!, leaves the iiHge 81 sadncss.
Aud Oh, Whit JOYS spring from the v'nr.
When n cup. I'll, n'Ni 4,
Wake op the soul o. vi divine.
In 8shes bright aud glowing.
Eound .pqrds the spr,ghty song, the jest,
Aiirth pou's nut al her tfeasnfes,
Aud talsw'd ireu l.hip ndds the best,
The nu0lrst OF ile's pleasures.
But irsil and 1eetpe are TIE jpys
From maddsning w'ne We borrow.
Whhe rea urag up IA nosId oi sighs
And horrors iur 10 morrow.
Repentance comes with yenomd sting,
Aud sickness GUIDES our folly
'yle moments spent o'eT VINE eups bring
Us months ul melancholy.
But there's a spell on beauty IS LIP,
All other charms kurpasses;
When Press that sitching plllier sip
Farewell TO Beads and Masses.
And mean sem music, wi and wine,
Rich feasts aud Gala dances,
10 him v no bows NJ beauty = shrine,
Iean.h.'d by beauty's elaness.
But should another share the hiss,
II steeps the heart ~ sadness,
There's poison in rivals kus
That slings the soul to madness.
Our Joys are like the passion Hover,
That opes IL, cup so .wse ly,
Blooms one poor snort. one sunny hour.
Then fades away completely.
And life }. like night, stormy haze,
When rain incessant dashes,
Our iovs Hre but the meteor blage
Ihat tn oagh the tempest flashes
Our uoes are numerous, dark as night
And seem 10 lHsi forever,
Our pleasures, iew aud swift OF 1ighi--
flash. aud oil IS over. WERTER.
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March 3

irl Y virtue Of deed of tra,t. executed to the
- subscribers d, Oliver MeKeynolds. and Of
record in The oierk'. Office of the County Court
Of Campbell, they will procrfh ga frhisy The
sixteenth Of March, eighteen hundred aud TAR
y ONE, a. the house where Oliver Mickey Odds
now resides. about zig b. miles 10 the eat 81
Lynchbufg,'o .ell.fo ne highest bidder'fof casb,
ten slaves, consisting Of nen, y women Hnd chIl-
dicn. The subsetibers are authorized by thu
deed to sell privately, and they viii 10 50, IT a
purchaser should offer. The slaves ate said 10
b. young aud valuable. The subscribers SELL
ing as trustees, viii convey Only sncb tile rs
Is vested in them. The tile is, however, be
heyed TO be UNREASONABLE
WASHINGTON HUNlER,
JOHN u. DABNEY.
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pEDTGREE.

Corporal I,lm was got by OLD Sir Archer,
his dan by Old D,omrde, his grandam by
Wild Air, his great grandeur by Apollo, bis 6.
2. grandan by Partner. hi' &. &. &. gfandam by
Ftarnonght, his e. Z. e. (. gfanddm was i'm
ported by John Bland. Esq Thus it will be
seen. hat bis strain is OF the very best stock
Virginia has ever possessed. J. POWELL.
Feb. II Is
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Feb. 10

NFiNuiNiA-At Rules holden in the ClerI,.,e =
,he superior Court OF Gaancery for lin I,9 'i u
district me lst day of November ls30 ,,.ouiS
Rose and John H. rateson, doctors Of aIoS A,
prNe'sing under the sly lie and 63n NJ
,'I'.tau a"csoh' rus against Ephaim Walker
Ln@dbelh his WIFE Mathew Cheatiam and s. 60 d
ms Wlle, iH at, Caroline Coleman, Lewis +. VIII.
Son ann w, ms vile, late Aun ", Coleman, lm'.,
coleman. Matilda Coleman. Elizabeth I,rg,n, w.
mhl, Marquis Coleman aud Cutlaripe Coleman u"
last Tour OF whom are inlants under the ape orGS.
one years, Francis " aIker and Missouri ~ IL y
liant children ofEphraim Walker and Ll,lalsI, G
WIFE, and John Tweedy Dcfts ~" "e
HE defendant John Tweedy Y, not having epterel H.
appearance aud given security accordlngI 10 the ar ~
Assembly and the rules Of this court and II p,,,,
ny satisfactory evidence that he Is moi an nl,l,,s
o ths country Ii Is ordered that the SAID dcienn,
appear here on the first day OF the next term and asr
te oiIi oil the plaintiffs aud that copy Of tins or,l
ne lorthwlth inserted in newspaper printed an ,
Town OF i'b nchburg FOR two months successfully, o8
posted al the front door Of the courthouse in The SAD
town. copy-Teste,
~. ~ J. WILLS. &C
wv ~ WIN
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KAAANAs FOE SAL.

Will no NJ IfNcI 81 land y ny IN Am-
- her5i county, iour mites from he Court
hoas', en- Buna oe River, adjonng the lands
"I Col Piercr, MIR. laos. Appling aud others,
con aiming one hundred aud seventy acres
nearly ono half in woods a part of which is first
rate tobacco land. Tins land is al the best
quality IN that neighborhood. the dwelling
hp4sc Is very cumiorabls one, 3 looms below
with porch, Two rooms above starr, two good
stone chlmneys, snd certainty one Of ihr
hands"mest situations in AmheIs, county, com
Portable out houses, good apple orchard and
ahounds with the b,sl OF slnln,s. MIR. Joan
u Hard IN the ncighborhood. OF Mr.. Gldeon
r9och, who lives on the place, viii Shew II 10
any person wishing 10 purchase. Terms ac-
commodatIus as am anxious 10 sell and would
take ia exchange lands IN OHIO
&. TIMBERLAkE.
Eel. 10 ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07

. .HE Undersigned C0mn'issl0nei appointed
- ny the county court Of Amhersi, 10 sc tue
real and personal estate of Fleming III. Dun
can, decd will sell the ON the premises,
in the County Of Amherst, near Pediar Mills,
on the ID day Of April nett on the following
terms, To vii the lands, containing 800 acres,
on credt of one and Two years-the Negroes.
ttne IN number, on credit Of Is months.
Bond- with proved security will he required.
The Negroes are mostly Dung and very likely.
JAMES DAVIS,
CHARLES DAVIS, Comrs.
Tho. N. EUBANk,
t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
NOTICE.

"A Ill per ons indebted 10 the estate Of chasy
IA w 4l5en. sen. decd. date of the count
OF PITTS, l'anIs are requested TO make imme-
late pay meut, and those having claims against
be estate are hereby notified 10 bring them
forward lmmedatel,, properly authenticated,
lhat:hey may be paid.
JOEL I. ADAMS. Ex'r Of
RIGID. i. WALDEN.
Feb QS 2.+