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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28
TIE aMAL1GN INELuENcEn

We looked to the Globe to-day with much expec-
tation. It's brother at Richmond, announced this
morning, that on Tuesday 1t would comment upon
tho address of Nh Berrieu The great Globe itself
on Monday, promised great and incredible things
no less than to prove John Mcpherson Berrien'
before the American People, 70 be unworthy OF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

u The address to the People of the U. States
from late Jackson men at Philadelphia 1.-THE proto-
col alluded to by the Telegraph is document OF
surprising power and energy. 1t is signed among
others by Stephen Simpson, the celebrated Editor
of the Columbian Observer, whose extraordinary
zeal and ability IN behalf of Jackson, were so con-
spicuous in 1904
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

D The honours to the memory of James Mon
roe, showed the high place he held in the estimation
OF the People of Richmond. The procession was
large, and the concourse to hear Mr.. Stanard's
Grafton, most overwhelming. By those who were
fortunate enough to hear it, it is spoken of in
terms of the highest commendaton. We presume,
and hope, it will be furnished for publication.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

DIED-On the Bird inst. Mrs. ANN MICHAUX
consort of Richard w NGichaux, of Pittsylvania
county, Va. of lingering disease, which she bore
with christian forudc. The deceased had been 4
member of the Baptist Church for upwards of 30
years, and continued and died strcnuousy devoted
TO that faith. Those who knew her best, could
best appreciate her worth We have no doubt that
her soul is at rest.
Departed this lffe on the 18th ofJuy, in the SD
year Of his age, JOHN PATTERSON, son of James.
of Buckingham county, after an illness of a few
hours. he died as lie had lived, in Christ, with the
whole human family. Reposing o full confidence
in the atoncmcnt Of the Redcemer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28
To the Editors of the Whig.

WALKERToN, KING s. QUEEN, July 3D. 1881.
In your paper of the 18th instant, which came
to hand yesterday, you have stated your belief
that l am candidate for Congress. L am not a
candidate; and-it is proper, think, to say so, in
manner public as you have stated your belief
am duly sensible to the kindness of those who
desire that should represent them, and am much
gratifed by the good opinion which has prompted
their wishes Courtesy, to them, justifes in as
signing my reason for~refusing to become candi-
date.
Without intending TO argue any Of the prominent
political questions of the day, l may briefly state
that, if elected | should either be placed in an
unpleasant attitude towards majority of the dis
trict, by.oPposing their known opinions; "a course
not to be justified in representatives, or, be under
the necessity of acting and voting against the de-
hberate results of my Judgment. 1t is the
duty of representative to sustain the views of his
constituents; and to do this efficiently, he should
agree in opinion with them,
prefer, as President of the u S., Henry Clay
to Andrew Jackson: The majority Of this district
prefer General Jackson; and it may become the
duty of the member, now TO be elected to choose
between them.
believe the laws passed by Congress, for the
protection of domestic manufactures, to be con-
stitutonal; and that in the past and present state
Of the commercial world, sound policy has rcqur-
ed, and still requires, the exercise of this power
have no scruples as to the constitutiOnality of
the act, chartcring the Bank of the o. States, and,
under existing circumstances, think it should be
sustained.
On these questions, / think it probable, MAORI
ty of the district differ from mo.-Rcspectlully,
CHARLES HILb.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28
KING & QUEEN DISTRICT.

In recent notice in this paper of the approach
ing elections for Congress, we made several mis-
takes in regard to the candidates in the Dstri of
Caroline Essex, King & Queen, King William, sc.
One was, that John Horace Upshaw, ESQ. was a
candidate. Mr. Upshaw was u candidate, but de-
clined, and is now candidate to succeed Mr. Der.
nard in the Senate. Edwin Upshaw Esq. how
John }. Roane and John Mercer Garnet.
We also stated our belief (founded upon late
call upon him. that Charles Hill, Esq. of King s,
Queen, was also candidate. The following letter
from Mr. Hill, corrects the mistake-aud we take
pleasure in publishing it, as a model of manly and
independent feeling. How alas are such
courses in these days. The spectacle of men yield
ing their long known and cherished opinions to the
temptations of office and popularity, are of daily
occurrence but when has the public before Sc en-
man, decline the chance of Office because he
would not msreprosent the majority, vote and
act against the results of his judgment -
o 81 sic omneS If all were thus nobly actuated,
how differently would public affairs proceed p
be avoided What disgusting exhibitions of ter
giversaton would not be eschewed? Will not the
time come, when the people will learn to estimate
at its true value the independence which scorns to
traffick in principle and the who, hanging the
banner of opinion the outer WALL dsdan to
strike it to the assaults Of ambition, the inso-
lence of majorities?
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PIED MONT
Stage AOU TE.
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Ss..s..,.saasy--A~..ssesS..eG N{Se3 x&5sH-f9
f&EysS2Sl1frzz& MIN9x&ssS}sSsss-sA
$780,. =-~~ssfSstaxszxsS

II AYES Washington ~ noon on Iuesday
II Thursday and Saturday passes through
the counties OF Fdrfnr, Prince UiHiam Fnu
qaier, Cuipeper, Madison, o,alee, dDeHiarie
SeiS0n, AHlherai, TO LgHchbafg- TIN nce
through Campbell and P;Hsyfeanid :" Dam
etHe, aud tasnee TO Salem Norih Carolina
Al which place 1t intersrc,s the Line 10 the
Gold Region. aud the Line to Columbia. Ia.
gusta' MutdgspiHe. &c.
Tune 10 DdaUiHe d distance OF 26S miles
three and hall days. Fare, eighteen dollars.
This route branches AT LynchJWg aud mus
10 SATIN. Va. at which place Il intersects the
pnHtg Liueto Tennessee, .9idbama. &c.
Distance from Washington to Salem, Iirgi
ma, 253 miles. lime, 81 days, Ore Sl7 %.
From LBHchdHry tue Snbseriber also owns
a Line 10 The Iirgipa IIIierng Places travel.
ied altogether IA the day time distance lU3
ndes. Far, SIS 30.
From Washington to Columbia, by my route.
the distance is 62i milts-by Richmond 5l7
miles To augusta TO MIiedgeriHe &c. the dis.
lance by my route is nearer than that by Rich
mond. IL From six TO nine hours allowed
Tor sleep for each night. The accommodation,
are believed to be good throughout hut III
best accommodations to Danville, TO Salem.
Va and the Watering Places are provided by
WM. SMITH, CuPper, c. H. Ia.
May 81. I.
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FENHE Subscribers respectfully inform ibff
u friends aud Customers thsy are msnulac
tutiug and receiving from their northern man
factories n good supply of one aud two hoist
Barouches, with a number Of oher Carriage.
such as Gigs, Sulekys. Bughys, &c. ;alsn h
newly constructed Carriage-saitable ana
convenient Tor Family use, winch thpy Of
tor sale a the lowest prices Any person wish.
ing an article in their line Of business would d,
well 10 call AT their old stand, near the Iowtl
end of main-street, Lynchhurg, where tae,
can select from great variety OF Carriages.
u All orders tor Carriages from any pan.
Of the Country will be thankfully receiv. ant
neatly executed " iii despatch.
W Repairing done at the shortest .0ti,e BY
H. H. BEACH f.. co.
Jnne 90 -
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Trustees Sale Of Haiuadh Property.
I'D vutue OF a deed of trust executed 10
- US and John r.. Lewis (,iuce dPceased,)
by AjaA J. Walker, hearing dale ON the 3Uth
day of April, 1928, aud of record IN the county
Court OF Amherst, and 10 accomplish crrlain
purposes IN said deed expressed, we will on
Tuesday tue 18th day of October, 1881, al the
late dwelling house of the said Walker, in the
county OF Amherst, near tae Court House Of
said county, expose 10 sale, by way of Public
Auction, Tor ready money, the following prop
city, or sur Ii porrioh thereof as The provisions
IF said deed may at The tine so appointed ioI
said sale anihnTizr or require, 10 vii: all the
Slaves named IA said deed, (6eing between 81
q 90 III numbpr,) and The increase OF the f,-
malrs OF them, II any, SINCE the date thereof
and the following real property, 10 vi :, al tie
right ntle, interest, and claim III said Wake.
IA and 10 a certain Tract OF land, with IT APP.
pu't'hanees, containing 1850 acres, more or
lfs-, ltipg and being Ia the said county, and
beng he same tract on which stand, the DIV Ell
hing llruse atoIesaii--also, another tract Of
LHnd, with lis appurtendnces, situate IN sand
county, near tue Count House thereof CON
taIning 23Ih acres, more or less il beng toe
same IIact heretofore conveyed to the sid w al.
ker by William Is. Napier--also,the rlgbt, tule
aud interest OF The sad Walker in and t. q
CERTAIN tract OF Land, with its appurlenances
situated partly IN the county OF Puts, lNauta,
and STATE OF Virginia, and parly in Il c county
OF Cas"ell, aud State oil North Carolina, adj
joining the lands Of Eusiace Hunt. aud John
PonSonbg, AMI containing 4 ~ acres, more or
les : II beng the same land inherited by the
"taot the sald WsIker from her deceased IA.
ther Charles Lewis.
Acting as trustees we will Only convey TO the
purchaser or purchasers the utlp vested in Us
~ '"e deed OF trust aforesaid, and nonr other.
SAMUEL NJ. GARLAHD,
JOHN N. OIEN,
ALEXANDER OMPKiNS,
SURFING Trustees.
Aug. -. Cd.
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FAIL. IL ACESv

FENiiE races usrr the New Glasgow course
IA wall comm nee on tuesday he Slh q
Novemher,and continue three day free ior any
horse, maze, or geldIng.
Fn,t day--a sweepstake race-one mile and
repeat-ent'ance $25-two colts entered, aud
subscription open.
Second day-Jockey Club Purse-lwo mile
heats-entrance $40.
lard dny--'he Proprietor's Purse-one mile
heats-enlTauce Slu.
A FIRST rate Saddle will be run for on the eve
ing of each day. Many horses ia training
aud good sport ANTICIPATED.
WM. II. KNIGHT, Proprietor.
New Glasgow, Sept. 10. 200"
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Bowling Green Races.

rnNHE Races over the Bowling Green Track,
~ the county Of Wythe, will commence
on "Wednesday the 10Th OF October next, and
coaiinne for three days.
Firsi day-Sweepslake, mile heats, entrance
qo5-trrpe year. old--si1 entered aud closed ;
a Silver Cup, Of the value OF SIS, TO be furnish
ed by the club, aud awarded to tine winning
colt.
Second day-Jocky Club Purse Sl00-iwo
mule heats-entrauce ) IS.
Third dag --Joekv Club Purse, $50 mile
heats--besl three IN fvs-Pntrance Si5.
Running Ia commence AT II O'Clock on each
day On the evening OF the third day. race
u be rup, one mile out, for Saddle, 10 be fur,
ni.hed by member ofthe Club, Of the value oI
$50. Winning horses IN tn other races ex
cluied ANDREA SaFULION, Sec,y.
Sept. q Idr
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ENecutov' sale

y PURSUANCE OF the last viii aud tes-
q hmvnt ri Robert Franklin, dec | >hall on
tuesday the lOth ot November uexI, II tulr n
mol, the next tar day thereafter, pluGeed To
eel, at public auction, at tho residence al said
Franklin, ~ ihu loW,r cad ui CnmpbelI on
I'll" had waters at alag liyar, all the y 70
peily OF sad detcd'ni, cuusi,tng OF Is OF IL
likelly Nrgru.s, Wv Mon, " omen, BOYS ami
6uIa--iht etbrh OF hog, sheep, horsrS aad
cattle, among Which Hte two yoke Of Van.
one Wagon aud Genf, sail, plantation IN
pisnitG tt, nUuseh, Ia aud kitchen tural,ul, In,
crop OF corn, oais, ioidcr hay, aud a pnIcrI OF
Apple Brandy, together wuh wuiIatt, OF land.
-" on" OF "hnh sad Franklin lCsId,d CONAN
tng 10 acre, ~ an cd su,vev---tll, tract l.,
wei td"pt'd 10 The culture Of ~ucat ana .ohat.
c., aud on II arehn eAc,ll mt NJ adow, and e.
good Apple AID Peach UichoId. -- lis Other
tact contains about 200 acres. wih some ,n,
p'o''mrnt'--'t Is ga Cub Geek, pIiucip1I.y
"a Woods, aud = miles from the former irari
more particular description is deemed unnr-
crssarH, as any person Wishing TO purt has vii
h'sl view the land. ANY person wishing to SO.
SAID Land, can apply 10 Alr thomas Jennings
iesId'og ON tire lond, u 10 the subscriber. who
viii shrW the same.
Terms OF sale--tor all sums under SIS each
W'll be required, aud lor all sums OF mat i.
monnt OF over credit OF twelve months WI
be gwen, the purchaser or purchasers giving
bond with approved SecuIny--,Com the uOr.
chaser o. purchasers oi tie aud, bond AID SO
s"Iry, aud a deed OF tIust ou tht land vii Le
itqaned 10 secure the purchase money.
LENS FRANKLIN. Ex'nr
q Robert rankin, dec.
Oct. 10 "a,
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" ashington Notel.
i Y.NCHBURG IA.

! FNCHBUNG IA.
y HAVE taken TINS well kooaa establish
n men', aud am prepared 10 accommodate
liaseI,rs aud Beardcrs The House !, l.ros
ami oommodIous, and situated near the centre
oil ousiness-whlle, at the same time, il IL IL.
moved from the bos'le aud noise OF main street.
No ekeft'ons shall be spared 10 render those
VINO may favour me with tneir patronage, qulrt
and comfortable
~ Good ostlers aud well provided stables
viii be IA subject ufconsianI attention. -Cnnrpe
tor man and horse moderate.
SETH WARD.
Oct. Il. IN,
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$50 NEGROES
ANTtn.

fHE SUBSCRIBERS VIII give the biehes,
- prices tor loo likely Negroes, al both sea
Is, Communications directed TO Lynchburg.
,hloImng the prices. and describing partcu-
larry the Negroes, will he promptly attended
10. GARLAND TATE, &
SEIH NOODROOF,
IL We will also gladly buy Two 3 lack
smiths, two Carpenters. Two Hrickhyers, aud
two or more good Coopers, ], " W.
Avg le aA
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NOTICE.

n YOUNG LADY who has had several
.--A ysais rApcrienCs ia teaching, wishes To
obtaIn II s'tna,on tor tho ensuing wear IA thr
country, rs al Insiructr' =, 10 s,S ~ tight small
gifs.- e.tunonials oi her CapahIhiy 10 teach
ali of the BREACHES usually Compounded IN a
polite English Education can be Produced
situation as an assistant would he preferred.
Letters upon This subj ct addressed to T.. &.
Liberty. Bedford county, vii be prom pity at
tended to.
OcI. 10 v3,y
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REMOVAL.

q IN. -,bscfIber has inken The Bel Ia'tIn
N Nelson Court House, lLo'ngson')
where he IS now ready 10 receive all persons
egho may faser him "iih their company, anu nc
hedges hinst!fi0 ase evers exettoh 10 9''e
a. most general satisfaction.
i1is house IS situated ne"r the l our nous
.,d5.l,rs. an ! cema. udfous. lis sable is oi
Iries and cslcalsted 70 hold from iorty 70 fry
NO.. this is likewise peatitaiiy supplied
viii eraia. lo,i.Ies. S-e'which. with the a'teo'
ion Of good aud fa.thlai servants, he HATES
.A.ms.l(wal eutiiie hiu 10 patronage.
J. B. stout.
Nelson L. n Oct, 81. =
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Ehe Lynchhurg Mills

n RE now ready for the rcecptloo ., N.
81 new crop OF Wheat. Our friends and IL.
tsrmers generally are respectfully reone,,s.
10 see US before disposidg OF their crons ,s o.
are disposed TO make such oilers rs :, i'll be
satisfactory to thtm.
JOHN & C. Z. LYNCH
+. s. We are about er cling a Lumber H..
on main street. neal the Tn on Hotel for
ctplion Of Wheat--whch viii obvlai4 ,r'a
convenience aud sometimes fieu,ty of,,s,,.,'
TO The mill " ith Il. '''e
June 80,
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Ian ghorne's Mills

/" the corporation Of Lyqcajurg,
q O. Ill br in rradlnrss lol the reception
w ct Wheat by the 2Oh OF JOY. We
"'l give the highest c,sh price Gor wheat. OF
II preferred, b'arrl Of su, e,dne -four 10 pass
the richmond Inspection, for each five aud a
nall hu,h Is.
hose Mills ara situated on the bank oil
BLACK Wa'et Crrek, jnsi above the Toll Bridge
ine creek beng navlg able. will admit of boats
delivering and receiving thrir loads at The door
o. 'ne Mill, aud beng not very distant from
'he bnsmess part OF town, farmers Gnu with
our much Inconvenience and delay attend Ia
'he dischargr Of their Wagons,
we SoIcit an lntprviea Vi ih the growers and
s,l'ers OF Wheat before they make DISPOSE
OF ~. NJ. Il II. S. LANGHORNE.
n. IS Servants charged with the delivery
OF wheat VIII toe promptly attended to, and di.
m'ssed with all possible despatch
July II, r.
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Ssv1a I. teel drsirous Of informing orr ntf"u
~ II the arrival If portion Of odF SeD@
oil Tall Goods, tai their wants may be s'fP',
I'd "a lhe most snt.faeiofy terms
3 balrs Woulen Goods fer Negroes
o. T. AID B,nsoss Tor House 5ers aH'd
Nerinu Cloths tor Chdlreu's wear
Bla,k Me,no Cloth tur l. dies ihesses
5aprrfn. hark and cod Cfcassians
BIS black Italian Bnicsttiugs
.Flrst qualiy hlsek Satin AMI Satin LeVan'
iines
Best Naokeer and Canton Grapes
81 AID 1 i first rate haok Italian Grapes
\ large assortment Ganzr and otuef Searls
Leopold taue. Ildkfs. new stvls
Rlch Bonnet and nen ttylr Belt Rhbogs
/ CBmbrics aud ) Hronetts, al very Ia" prices
fhrred La,es and Edg ogs, do
Vefy chPap Cotton aud Horsted Hosiery
All Of wien have bern very recently select.
ed 10 NV York, and are warranted 10 be sold
AS low "a aus house ia the State
Country Merchants wishing 10 purchase Al
a small vance on the New York cost, " III
find II 10 then advantage 10 examine our STOCK.
MCKEE, ROBINSON 4 60.
Oct. Is
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"a VIE impression having gone abroad tha,
a the whole OF that valuable estate vino
on we river. IN Nel,on county, known nv the
name OF Hose Isle, has been disposed Of bv wac
OF CORRECTION, ADOPT this method of announ':,
ing 10 the pubic, thai, though Soma nreuv ~,
| 'ehs'se sales have been effected. the,. are $40
acres tn compact form, 5cr REMAINING. winch
! WIZ sell al very low price in seady none,
% Oh ''he, as may sou The purchaser. Tho
'act no" offered cou blnes All the ADVANTAGE
1aiI"'aiea 10 enhance tne value of real p,,nrr.
" III lh's section OF virginia he stuntinn !
'e"''Hap'y s"lubrious and in most epnle,l and
"S'e'able neighbu'hond II The soil il isrt,I.
""' wen adapted to the staples OF the cnnn,,,
~ l"e ""c' embIaces nearly 200 acIr, of rIs
niftf u"iom-tn TACT the rreupl ot tho 49,.
'''D c''"te Nhe Mansion House trncD l., We, mn
' ""u va owner aot fishing Ia own rial aio-
perry at all win sell below an, fair e,t,mat..
10 "'"e mat Las ever been put upon il Sbo,Id
-, we "oo'e properly MT be- effected
privately brfofe the 22i OF October Ie3I !,
j." III On mat day, If lair, otherwise on rna.,,,,
hereafter The 10Th, be offered M nnbl,,. ,,n,:
.'on' on Tue premnses upon the mos, l;h.ral
terms. pArlf, = ,' "'os, poeFal
Auofney IN iacl Tor Laudon *. CabslI
l22O
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NOTICE.

ynnE suhfelibar. intending 10 reinove 20
Il the Wrstern Country. offers Tor sale u
sma lad of Lsu1 containing lbp Herfs.
hire "a tie ouniy OF CAM bell. ~ 'nt'cs dpm
I.nahhutg ga the Noflh si1e Of Ibr iurnpike.
la the astghb a,hood uf Clays mills. A bargain
may be had "a the above propstly, by "ppllca.
ten TO the .ubscfibgf, on The premises
NJ. kABLER.
Oct. ID J
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Cheap Hat Store.
DVN EOONS.

1M lNKLE AND RUMBOUGa have also
Is.4$ received. at their old stand, A mat A.
sortment OF DRY GOODS and hardwa,e.y,b,,b
'hey are determined 10 sell, unusually low. for
CASH They invite their friends aud custom.
eis TO call aud examine for themselves
Aug, %. o.,
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LAND FOR SALE.

Fl HEREBY erI my tact OF Land lor sale,
Il 900 acres. more OF less. situated IN Amherst
county. ! miles ifcm Lynchburg --ahout 90
acrestn wned, considerable paft heavily
flmacred--the rema nder ciear d aud most Of
II Ia good thriving condltlons.-lhe mptove'
mcrts are a tdlerable Dazzling House, good
slablagr, Bum. &c. 81. Nuh about 70 or so
E,ut 1r,e. the lrulr OF choice qualities, equal
20 any Ia this country. wall sell the Who'll .,
or divide it IN lots 10 sat purchsscts.-AGo,
Two Its on West Stree, one imnroVed, neat
tn rrsidence Of Mr.. W. Morgan. Terms made
known on oppIcation. NM, BUhD,
Srpt. % dw
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-. y Saturday ,at luta esY o. sepif mber,
u 1881 nlli rfui,fo he hishe'i hidder, %
,he pr,lpisrs. ibe plantation bsiougine 10 Tue
heirs 81 Wn. Gu'iai.. 4. Cd. about mites Tom
Lynehbute - ihe aooniy %. A"hefa. lite
plaee "a IN be s4aNn 10 any person wishing 20
siae u ~ The sn'sfr.bTr, Nho q pfe'fni &c
tupiss n IAaif DILL hA'hL'''
AuR -
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NOTICE.

zEIL 51bstfibrT. hasIag IocaIed fttI''T''.7
~ Richmond, Fl tie purpose OF ifsn,aU
#f.oVa Commission BgsinHH., 10 Country ~
due, big leaYe to tshder mir 1eFsiee' 10 ','s
f,,fn.la aud the public generally they wa az
- sfi,ai 10 tie lre.eirg and lor"hfdiHs
Goods. READ O. MAJ ~ '.pS'
lh
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TO .Hes,rs. German Jpri,tn. RiraHd q In.
den Naitn ". DnHeapJr ddUsr igda .Ar
uiI d1mcTtd Of Nm .Dathttp,, der. sam
Fleming, Snekeile hmg, and ItOmas fJanh
IN, (Myor
p1<Akt NOTICE. Thai on the lilb day OF
- November. 1891, N the Tavern House
OF BaInuy Finch, at Campbell Court lIoute, I
sta proceed 10 lake ,he drpos,uons al John
Ahers, Peasant Bagby, and Others. aud # not
tahcn on TIM dRy, tbcn they will be taken al
the same place on the day thereafter, aud resu.
inrly contineed fnm day 10 day Till completed.
And unlbe I'm day al tn same month aud
year. al the house oil john AIR, IN the county
OF Campto !, shut proceed 10 tnke s"udIy
dcpusuious, and II nat taken or campletrd on
that day, then lbty vii be tshen nj the same
pi",e, o. 'hr day Thereafter, aud Irgnlatl,
oonunurd nom day Ia day Ml completed. All
Ui winch snld drposi'inns are int ndrd to be
read on The uini III II cause now Depending aud
Undetermined IN The Circuit Superlot ConI, of
Law and ChanceIy, in thr Town OF lyncbnafP,
IN winch nm plaintiff aud you are defend
unns. THOMAS L. WHICH l.
Au iulant undoi TIE age o. u yta,s, Who
su,s by NsY'. Cough, his guardian
AID nxt iucud.
Oct 10 wIw
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ESaOE.ICEi.

~ OOkS I'll be OPENED at tie Franklin IIo.
- tel, ~ LvnchhurR, on TUESDAY the fiat
day OF November neat, aud continued Open
hon day 10 day, Ior ihIuy day athercirun,
r subscriptions ior the Stock Of the L,nchbnrg
anl New ldveI Rad Road, SAID 5oks will
be und r the supcTrutrnduuCe OF tue Cummi,-
in - At tn, place.
By oTdrr OF the l. ard Of Cntnmis - ooers.
HEHEY DAVIS, Chabma,l
Oct g. ny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
!. ". X y. }. Halcner,

4aefioneers S' Commission Merchants,
s. avlNG AIN taai 'afge and v. Haosn
a stand, feru,rIiY eecup'ed Nv W i. v
80. ,ns, wi ~ all tune. be prepared 10 trans
.et fea sfrsa ba.turss nod ~ill receive 90 }
:, raari al kinds oi Goods fof Gaan'ff hs
,hant.. ,ore and eel or ship toautrv Pro
,fser at thss most tras"nai lr trim.
they arc nov RECEIVING fflfndid H"orI
,prpt 81 Groceries. wifh sInr py ''nnis. "n'
I'll ksep constantly On haui u gtad assori'
mint 81 the .asn-. whi,h lhey ar determined
ID sell la~ Tor eash. ar hatf=r Tor Country IL
raee. They patlirniaf5Y invite ihf'f ilfnas
aenuaiuinpcrs aud ibf pt,'iIc grnTaly TO cal
M examine Tor he.nsel,es, a. tley are deter
in.ntd ta=.eIi los. lhe highest cash pue'
gten 'ot Wheat
Dci. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

RONRDING.- The sub,c,l .er will
q y open Boarding House on the 10th day
OF Hext month, in the tenement at present IN
the occupancy OF Mr. Seth Ward, and over the
Store OF MIR. Henry Davis. whelo Board will
Do furnished at usual prices.
Sept, 60 100 VI. 3. BRADEuIE.