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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07


IL We have for comments on the DocuheHts
which lay before our readers this mornng-sxecpt
say, that object the testimony OF hlr James
hamilton IN behalf of Mr.. Van Buten, tho g,ouud
thnt he is incompetent withess We would boon
believe Dir Van Burens own unsupported dsealne, OF
all ag ency getting up this plot against Mr. Calhoun ns
believe upon the ondor OF Hamilton, who, II
Vaa Buren, guilty, is Partiotps oriDtihis, and Ia.
therefor u deep interest ia acqutting his pal
and who connected he ia with Mr. Van Buren, by the
closest political ties occupies Very suspicious position,
to say the loas of H. this controversy No In
the union Ind any adequate NOTICE In removing the
discussion Of subject which h1d slept 30 many years
except Mr.. Van Buron-tnd all who have had amy
agency reyiviDg are Mr.. Van burens friends This
may DO acc,dentaibut ii looks moro like design than
any accident " c heard of
J. r Some OF the public prints limiting that Mr.
Calhoun may give ms support to Mr. Clay. No, no,
xentlemeu--nc want Of IT. Jueo Ddaaos ct
dona fcrentes"-So says the Alexandria Ga1el,o-- aud
so way We We fonr the friendship Of these traders ~
politics more than we dread their onmty. We want
thorough gong mcn--aud not your uaItorous Greeks
who will give a stab under the ih rb aud desert
friends in au hour vi need.
A. Mr. Richie says he rs uneommttted as to whom
he shali support the next Presidency Doubtless
and so he viii remain until ho able give pretty
sbre,d guess which Of the candidates tho most Likely
TO succeed
o. The last Washington papers announce the death
of Hon JAMES NOBLE, Of tho Senators from
Indiana lie expired tho nighto OF the Goth nlt at his
lodgings in asbingtou city, IN the i5h year of his
age The testimonials Of respect usual such
.ons were paid hls remsnshS funeral being atten
dcd by the President Heads of Department, md tho
members Of tho Supreme Court senate aud House Of
Representatives Did NOT Ambition read Illuminating
but useful lesson at his grave
II II is said that Wan. S. Archer, Esq. at
present Representative in Congress from this
State /. 10 succeed Mr. Randolph as Minister
TO Russia.
IL Robert Stanard, Esq. OF Richmond, has
resigned the Office Of U. 8. Attorney for the
Eastern District of Virginia and the Wing
says that Thoma, +. Buriooi, Esq. member
of the II Of Delegates from Chesterfield. has
bee., nominated to the Senate as his successor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07

We have been kindiy favored with the fol
low1og interesting letter, addressed 10 &c"
,l.man OF this place. dated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-17
!. Mven ~ nhMAln, uN.uN. !
From tho Charleston Courier.
THE EcSIIVAI, DE THE FIOL

The Flowers resolved on "a belle dSStn5iee,
Their vefool equipments onC forms to DISPLAY.
The Rose sent tn Cashmere for slippers of green
rs She ia her old ones, could mover be secn-
As being little eNtuivagant too,
Procured n new costume OF lyclicr hue.
The Lilly complained that her white robe was solid,
But her handmade assured her fOr months she hoi toilei,
And with turning, and rubbing, aud bathing IN dew
Was ccrtnin by all 'twould he taken for new.
And whisps red, doar lad, y ur form is so sweet,
That "Many admirers will die at your feet"
The Hyaciuth l,ngnish'd aud hung d wa her heod,
Aud declared that fatigue would TO place her in bod,
That then her young Sis'er would carry the pfizo
For sohness OF manners aud elegant dyes.
The Tulip protested her robe was not bright
And she coull not attend "a tha festival night;
But she Thought OF tho hb!e in good olde0 day,
When the Jackdaw appeared IN the Peacocks array,
So sho sent TO laburncm andbottowed her gold
And waited iii Poppy hor leaves should unfold,
She then would exhibit this gorgeous dress,
Aud To the t"O friends despatch an eNpIess-
Observing That il they eer mentioned the loan,
The debt wouldbo cancelled, her confidence gone.
The delicate Suow.drors had Corouets new,
OF ghtteTiny emenlds circled with dew.
Odonierous Pinks and the yellow Primrose
Tormented their mothers to purchase new clothes,
Mile the flaming curnation all sandallcd with green,
Came joufueying onward to witness the scene.
There were Daisies aud Cowslips and I.arkspurs of blue,
And rich Clesianthoms in dresses quite new.
The Flowers now sent to inform the Committee
Tina, they Ger ainly thought it looked very pretty,
To meet IN "A bower where the clustering vino
With woodvine and Jasmine would closely ontwine.
Tho Nightingalc's music, the LiSnct's sweet note,
Would on the so ether mciodiously float,
While violets would serve them with exquisite dew,
Freshly dtopt in their cups, of a s%apphiune blue,
The tall stately Pines with their fringes of green,
Would a canopy form 10 the sweet sylvan scene.
And tho Laurel wo III bloom on its ioficst boush,
And unfold its larso petals as spotlcss as snow.
Tho morning arrived, and the beautiful aowers
Were just peeping forth from their close covered bowers,
When the clouds were seen gathering afar in tho West,
Aud volumes Of vapor the air soon oPprest.
In vain did they watch for tho rainbow on high,
No arch in bright colots appeared in tho sky.
"A shout of gay laughter from somo merry spriio,
Made each 'portve blossom grow pale with affrghti
Delighted 10 spoil the gay Congress of Flowers. s. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-17
May Is.

q AW SCHOOL The subscriber inte DDS opening
III next fail, a Law School, in the town OF Siaun,
ton; 10 be continued permanently, If adequate eucour-
examinations. In order to devote the greater part of
his .ine to the proposed school, he will, frcm is COM
menceDen', con6ns his practice 10 the Court OF Ap.
peals at L,wisburg, and the Federal and Circuii Supe-
fior Courts IN Stanton. The fret session will begin
90 the let Of O'tober, and continue until The fret oil
July next following, withou, in,ermiss'on, except du.
ring the terms o! the Federal and Circuit Superior
Courts The tuition fee, per sssion, will be seventy
five dollars. Persons desir5us Of becoming pupils will
please communicate tue i:ct to the subscriber, by let.
ter, as soon AZ prsciicable; and prompt attention will be
given TO the inquiries Which they cay think prrpsr 10
make. BRISCOE G.. BALDWIN.
MSy g. I2l-wtldA
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f.

PENITENTIARY 9th Mo. 9th, 1881.
THNHE public is Informed hat at this institation, wool
q Is esrded, and The grease f5uCd, for Z cents per
pound, where the wool Ia wdshsd and picked entirely
Tree from trash, and by sending with the wool, tbs ms.
cessaTy cloths, The rolls will be neatly balsd up, 30 that
they may be transported TO any distance without ibiu-
ny; wool will be carded add spun from Is TO Is cents
por pound, according 10 the 6oenes, OF the yarn, and
those that may wish IL, can have Tho same woven into
sny description Of cloth, at from 4 10 Is cents per yard,
and where Tia desired, warp will be furnished or ex-
changed; any number Of yards above 40 will be warped
from The materials Of usIomsTI IeSS than that quantity
will be exchanged; tbs shesriug and securing Of the
cloth (f dssired) will be done at a very moderate
charge. Persons having cloth woven In their families,
can have the same sheared and secured.
SAML p. PARSONS, Sup't.
Nav 10. I22-f
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WN CHANCERY:-N or,humberIsnd county court.
n Il,h April, 1851
James Maiey, PlH.
against
James MeCianahan, and Polly, Lis wife, who was
Polly Maley, Johnston Maley, Hiram Maley, Harriet
Maley, Luusford Maley, Hezskish Maley, Syanor
Maiey, Richard Malsy. Lucinda Maley, joseph Ma
ley and Ryston Maley, detds.
This day camo ths plain,iG, by his counsel, and il
appearing to the satisfaction of the curt, tha, the de
iendant', James MeCianahau, and Polly his wife. John.
ton Maify, aud Sydnor Maley, are rot inhabi'ants Of
Ibis State: on the mot on OF the plaintiff, il is ordered
that u c said defendants appear here GU The setond
Monday In July next, and answer the bill Of the plain
TIL, and that a copy OF this order b, fcrihwiia inserisd
for two months successfully in the Richmond Euqui-
rer, and another copy posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse If this county.
A Copy. Tes,e,
NJ. b. CRALLE c. C
May q. l2l-wSw~
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no John BOoannan, or hs representative, William
Il Bohannan, or hi, representative, Joseph Ii Cow
ington, Reuben Brooks, and Eliza, hi. wife, and James
Sto6gill.
You cot being inhabitants Of this State, you will
please to take notice, tina, we shall on Friday, the 2Ih
day Of June next, if fair, if no., toe next fair day, Sun.
day excepted, between the hours OF 8 o'clock, A. NJ,
and sun down, a, the coun'y courthouse, in The town
oil Frankfort, Kentucky. proceed 20 take the DISPOSITIONS
oil DIR. William Bohannap, and others, TO be uied in
the Superior Court Of Chancsry, for The district OF
Richmond, and to be continued from day 10 day, till
finished; where you and others are defendants, and
we are plsiniih:.
AUSTIN BROCKENBROUGH,
JOSEPH POLLARD,
EDWIN UPSHUR.
May 6. l2l-w4w
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May 10.

NOIlCE.-Tbe Subscriber offer iof sale about i've
LIZ thousand acres Of land, in the vaciuity OF Ambets,
Court House and New Gia'gow, these lands are plea.
sanity situated on the Stage road, running North and
South, and within ten miles Of James River, the soil
Is good resting on a strong clay foundation, aud ia ia.
yourabl- 10 The pfoduetion Ct all kinds Of grain, hemp
and tobacco; the country is remarkably healthy, and
abounds 10 fine springs Of the. best water, These lands
are well improved, with good Orchards, a valuable
Manufacturing Mill, sDd four good Dwelling Houses,
add will admit OF several divisions, and will be divided
90 az TO sui, purchaser. ] have aso for sale come well
improved los in the town OF New Glasgow, on one
Of hem IL a large and eommodious Tavern with Gar.
dens end all necessary out Houses.
These lands and lots Will be sotl on accommodating
terms 10 suit purehasers-for further %alorma,ion sp.
ply to tho subscriber liYrg IN New Glasgow.
DAVID s. GARLAND.
May D l~2l-wSwf
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land EOR SALE

~
FENHE Subscriber wiebing 10 remove to the Western
ii County, offers for sale his lend, lying about two
miles be'ow Louisa Court House, on The Main Stage
Road, leading from the City OF Richmond, on which
Plantation there is situated a good Brick House finish.
ed about two years past, with six rooms, a passage run
ming through it, and a cslllr containing one large dining
room, ard another for a kitchen. with comfortable Out
hou'es. The above mentioned Tract, contains about
tour hundred and ninety aeres,o which one hundred s.
twenty acres have been lately cleared, and is well adam.
ed TO The culture OF corn, wheat, and tobacco; The bal.
ance is in woods, and is remarkably well ~timbefed. /,
lies In The gold rreion Of Louisa, has a veil Of excelIeni
water In the yard, besides spring', which are entirely
convenient, and is situated la a good Deisbbprhood.
The above mentioned situation, is good for a Tavern.
a .Pfiya's Rcsidence, for a Professional Gentle man, or for
a Carriage Maker, C,binet Maker, or any other Me.
chsnic, bsing well Tlmbered, as Timber 10 very scarce
In its visi0ily.
AT he snme time ard place, will be cold, two bali
acre lois, situated ~adjoibipg the Hotel al LouiEa Cour,
House, with a Store House &c. on each lO,. There is
a Mail Sisge thai rune by The said Court House, twice
every week, TO The city OF Richmond. Louisa Court
Hou'e, Ohe village0 10 among the best Stands In tie
country, for merchandising, as there is a gteat deal OF
cash business done there.
A further description Of The Property is deemed TN.
necessary, as IL is expected that those who wish TO pur
chase will view the premises before the sale.
III The above Property is net sold before The second
Monday 10 July next, II will be ofersd al public sale Oh
that day, at Louisa Court House, it being court day.
III Should sell privately, previous 10 July Louisa
Court, the public shall bo notified.
ALEXANDER LEVY.
May 10. 2-w7t
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May @

WAIAS committed to the Jail Of York County A. a
w runaway, 90 the 81 dsy Of August 1880, a light
mula'iO mar, who calls himself Hubbard Semylo, end
states that he was born free Ia the county 1sls Of wight,
In the Stae Of Virginia He il 5 feet 10 inches hieh,hss
joint, appears 10 be abou, % years OF age, Iusly, ligh,
hair, whi'e or grey eyes, and says he Is a ditcher by
ifade.-li IL rumoorsd | believe, that he is . slave.
The owner Of oaid isllow II desired TO come forward,
Frove Iii property, pay his charges, aud take him away,
or he will be dealt With as the Law directs.
VIM VAIL, Tailor Of York County.
May 10 I-wsw
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NNXECUT0R'S SALE OF REAL. N PERSON
~ AL THURSDAY, the 10 h inst.
will be sold, on the premises, tia, VALUABLE FARM
(near Powba,an Courtbouse) called Bclinemus, being
the residence Of The late Col. James Clarke containing
about $50 acres Of highly improved land, to which IL
two sireams Of water, which have never failed In the
driest Seasons. The plantation will b, sod separate
from the mill tract. or both together, as may suit per-
chasers.
% tn, said plantation is a large two story dwelling
house in good order, green house, lee house, a larg"
new barn with stables, cow houses, and all other ne
cessary out houses n.aIy new, a large orchard Of the
most valuable frui. trees; the yard aud garden ts well
sat with handsome ornamental trees, shrubs, flowers,
&C. etc.
Alo 10 likely you0g negroe'; some hne blocked
mares and col,s; stock Of cattle, hogs, sheep, &c.
A threshipg machine upon a perfectly new and i'm.
proved construction; machines for ginning, carding
and spinning Of cotton; a ccinpi. te SO, OF engine, Ia,hes
and tools Tor working iron, brass and wood, all of which
have been carefully selected; all the household and
kitchen iurei,ure, plantation utensi!s, etc etc.
Further cescrip ion /, deemed unnecessary, as those
who wish TO pufchase will frs, view the premises,
which upon examination will prov. TO hem The value.
Terms For The plantation an mill one -hith in cash,
the balance in four equal annual payments, carrying
interest from The date, to be secured by bonds with good
and approved security aud a decd Of trust on tho pro-
p-rty to secure The payments.
Tue negroes will bs cold ior ca:h.-For tbs balance
Of the personal esiate-under $40 cash, over that sum a
credit of six months will be siveu.-Bjncs approved
secur'y will be required in all cases.
G. v. CLARKE,
Ex'or. OF James Clarke, decd.
lame, Clarke, will present them for adjustment, and
those indebted to said estate will make immediate pay
ment to g. v. CLARKE,
May 6. l2l-tds Ex'or. ofJame.C Clarke.
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Meetings OF the II anuidcturrrs of Woollens have
oeen ia'ely heid in Boston, New York, aud eisewheie
az which ID iegdles have bern appointed 10 attend a
Gefera C1nye ntior, to be held iD the City Of New
OK on The 'hTd Wedn ,sday Of he present month,
Tor he purpo'e OF devi,ing the means of preye6ins
he extensive frau's on the revanue which have re-.
emily been p'a'hsed in he entry of woclien goods from
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AND FOR SALE.-Tbe Subscriber offers for sale
BA that desirable Tract of Land ON which he resides.
IN me County OF Madison, about 3 miles from o rangs
The tract contains 500 acre., move or
ie's-about ITO OF which are first rate low grounds,
equal TO any on the Rapid Ann river. Tho poland is
In a good state OF 'iliage; Welding abundant crops 10 the
industrious eul'ivaior. The woodland is heavy lin.
bersd, and more than a suficiensy TO supper, the farm.
framed dw eIling house, kitchen, barn, stables, and all
other uecessary out houses.
a more particular description is deemed unnecessary
AS II 10 presumed any person wishing 10 pu, shase,
VIII htst view the premises-which will be shown al
any time by the subscriber, residing thereon. He
would only add further, that situated in wealthy neigh
bofhooi, In The midst Of polished society, aud in a fpe,
healthy region, 1t would make a desirahle summer re-.
try.
His terms, which shall be accommodating. can be
Sno"n bY application 10 GEORGE NEWMAN.
April 20. 1Ig-Ns1
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& N Observation-Disclosures county court,
n lI,h April, 1881
H..

rs ~ oTliumberl5ni county court,
n l1ih April. 1881
Thomas Oldham, PIH,
against
John T. Carter. and Sally his wife, william HeadIv.
James headley, Eliza Riggs, Nancy Maton, Edward
oldham, JaDe', Jane, Ejward, and Richard Oldham,
Defds.
This day came the plaintiff, by lis counsel, and il
appearing to the satisfaction OF The court, that the de-
%'endants I'll "a r. ggs, VIM. Hsadley, James Headiey,
Nancy Mason, Eiwatd Oldham, james, Jane, Edward,
and Richard oldham, are net iuhabi,anis OF this State,
on the motion OF the plaintiH, il il ordered, that the said
d'feGdan's appear here on the second Monday In July
next. and answer the bill of The plaintiff, and that a
copy OF this order be { + hwith inherited in the Rich
mond Enquirer, for two mcnths succesively, and an.
other copy pOsled at the front door of the courthouse of
this county. A Copy. Teste,
M. b CRALLE, C. G.
Mayo d. l2l-aSw#
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I'm Rules held In the Clerks
n Office Of the County Court OF Nottoway, on the
l0h day Of March, 1881
John H.. knight aud BeFTiah Bennett, Compl'ts
against
Abner Vaughan, Asa N. V,ugbap, Maria Vaughan,
Anderson p. Miller, Albert Hawkins and Elizabeth A.
bic wife, and Samuel ID Burke, Deidis.
The De'endants, AbneT Vaughan and Asa N.
Vaughan, no h'v:Bg entered their appearance, and
given seturity according 10 tbs Act Of Assembly and
the Rules Of This Court, and il, appearing by sa,isfsc-
tory evidence, that they are rot inhabitants OF this
Con mcnwesIth IL is Ordered, That the said Defend.
ants, Abner Vaughan and Asa ~. Vaughan, do ap-
pear htrs en- the Is, Thursday in July next, and an
swer the till G; ihs Complair art.-ani tina. a copy of
This order he forthwith inserted In some ne wsyaper,
%published in the Cry OF Richmond or Town Of PEE
~tef'butg, for iTo months suceessively, and o7,ed at the
iron, door OF the Courthouse of this coun'y.
A Copy. Tege, EDM'D FITZGERALD, d O,
April 10 1l6-wSer
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CoMa1Iss1oNER's OFFICE,

Rlchm0nd, .HpTiT 3Ofh, 1881.
The parties Interested will please take notice, tina, I
have appointed tbs 18th day of May next, to commence
the accounts directed by the foregoing order of the
court, on which day, at 9 o'slosk, A. Nj, they are re-
quired 10 a,terd at my office with their accounts and
vouchers ready for examination and sttt.etnent, and
the creditors Of the estate OF James Scott, deceased,
are required to produce and prove th:ir claims before
me-, on or before the said 2Sih day Of May.
AMOS LADD, Nj. c.
Mayo. I2I-w3w
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May 10.

THNO THE MEMBERS or THE PROTESTANT EP1s
"a coPAL CHURcH.-The Annual Convention Of
tie Pro,esi'n, Epises pal Church of Virginia, will bo
held 10 the Borough OF Norfolk. on Thursday the 10
Instant. Ohm G. WILLIAMS. Ssc'fv.
May 8. l2O-A
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NMTAsHlNGfON TAVERN, STAUNTON, VA.
wv Mna- CuAALnEna hauiun LncIircL Lncni.n L.

"AsHlNGfON TAVERN, STANTON, VA.
w MRs. CHAMBERS having declined Keeping the
Wayne Tavern in this place, the subscriber, late OF
Waynesborough, has been induced TO lease this exlen
sive establishments, formerly kept by Mr.. James Ed
nouncing TO his friends and the public, that it is now
open for the reception Of company. The house is in
excellent repair-and having been furnished in supe-
fior style, and provided with the best servants and ma.
terials Tor genteel accommodation, the subscriber pledg-
es himself that by unremitting attention to business, en-
tire satisfaction will be given TO all who may favor him
with their company.
Mossrs. Porter II Beldon's Line Of Stages between
This place and Guyandotte, will hencefofth stop at this
house; which will afford TO passengers bound TO any Of
the Virginia Springs or other points westward, the most
speedy opportunity Of en,rance.-To which subject the
subscriber promises the most prompt attention.
Feb. 20. 95-f T.. HARTMAN.
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NEW DRY GOOD ESTABLisHMENT.

wv I'M "VVD EDI ADIISFI VIM
10 he opened on the 5 h instant, in tho Store on Main
otIeei, formerly occupied by Kyle and Cochran.
q N0CHRAN, BARNES AND PATTERSON res
~ peciiully begs leave to inform their fiends and
the public, that they are at present engaged in open
ing ana arranging a large and general assortment O.
spring ana summer Staple aad Fancy Dry Goods,
when 'hey wi offer at the above sand, on Tuesday
next Toe OH instant. The p%iinaipaI part OF their puf.
'hases have been made al auction sales in the cities
OF Ne" YORK and Phil deiphia, from the latest impor.
iations. All that 10 new, fashionable ard se,,on,ble.
may be confidently expected at the mes; reduced pri.
ees' 10 ami onncing the opening Of the present busi.
nes', " u. & T. beg leave TO invite the attention Of
ms hl'nd" OF The io:mer firm; with which The senior
pafieIs OF The present were connected. No eyeriop
shal Do wantli < on their part 10 give sai sfaction. and
secure a continuance OF the patronage which they have
h'het'o efJoyed' Ftesh supplies will be received
weekly, so that their assortment shall be at 70 time
detective. a detail OF the various articles comprising
'hsIr supply, will he found 10 a future advertisement
April 8 u2-f
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a NLOUCESTER LOW GROUNDS o SALE -
M ny the last Will OF the late DIR. Gains Dean, the
subscribers are authorized TO cell, and they now eff r
Tor sale, his valuable Estate, lying on Ware River, ia
the sounty of Giocoster, in the State OF Virginia. abou,
three miles from The Court House, containing $50 aeres.
nearly the Whole OF which is low grouud, and abou,
100 acre are cleared, and in a high s,ats of suliiva-
ton, well alArted TO the growth of Indian Core, Wheat,
and Barley. There 10 a spacious Dwelling House, and
all o'hsr necessary out houses, in good repair, on this
Estate, situated on the bank o! the River-Fish ard
Oysters OF the best quality are tsken in sight OF the
House. a more minute description il deemed I'm.
necessary, az it presumed any person wishing to pur.
chase will brsi examine the premises, which will be
shown by the manager Mr.. G. w. Biliups, A pu: chaser
oil The land can be accommodate with az mary slaves
as he may require TO cultivate il, and also lhs farming
Utensils and stock Of every description. The time Of
payment will be made TO suit the purchasers. For fur.
ther particular, a letter addressed 10 christopher Tomp-
kinS, at Mathews Court Housr, Va. will meet due a.
ien'ion. CHR ToMPKINS, } Executors Of
JOHN ID. JARVIS, : Gains Dean,
HENRY w. TABB, ) deed.
May 10. l22-U6m