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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

oeen censItcu with extreme criiy--but as We are
glad to see, is defended with judgment and ability in
the Mar'insburg Gazette The friends of Improve
mont IN the Valley, have received tho reec, ion OF
the Loan BILL with too much vivaci.y Of disappro
baton and are sposcd 10 despair too readily. What
Is one year in the history of u nation? Just nothing
Athoogh rejected this year, the powerful vote
gwen the Loan Bill (unascertainod us the public
tenumcnt vas as to thu. precise mode of proceed
hgj anu The strong and pervadn. interest now felt
on the SUBJECT al Internal improvements through ou,
inc Middle country tho Valley and trans Allerhany
demonstrate that the cause is irresistible IL must
aud VIII prevail. For our own part. VIC now cons,d
er the rejection Of the Loan Bill fortunate. The de-
VeoPemen OF popular opinion since, satisfies us that
a. another session. bill more efficient may be pass
cal without any difficulty.
Meanwhile we hope the Valley will receive some
compensation IN the passage of The Winchester and
Ohio road, for the rejection of tho Loan Bill
FLorR INSPECTION BILL.-We hope the members
Of the Legislature will pay some attention to VIVA,
an intelligent and practical man. s,vs on this suhicc,
tins morning.
We do not concur with him in rejecting upon tho
motives, which originated the present movement
We question not their purity but must strike every
niho as somewhat rsnal kdbe, that the precise mo-
ment should be seized upon to change the rcpula-
tons OF the Richmond inspection when that inspec
ton has oft lined the highest emnencc, and 10 r.
ducc the compensation of the Inspector whose skill
ind aSs'dury are established by this fact and are in
deed universally acknowledged. Another circun
stance Is somewhat curious namely, that the mil.
crS IN this vicinity. ont of whose pockets this com
pcnsation chiefl' comes, should be indsposed To ro
ducc 1t, while Others interested To SO much less =,
degree, consider 1t excessive
We hope the Legislature will let not reH enough
merely, but that which DO bettered. alone: ar
If in mistaken expectation of bereftinr country
mlllers they inss, upon combining those of the city
to one brand. that at least they will not do so unus,
and unwc thing as drive from his Office an Inspec
tor, who has actually, from Boston TO Lima. r;vcr
celebrity 10 the Richmond brand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
FoR THE WING
FANNY WRIGHT, g. CO.

TO give the public an account of IN. nr;,o;nIo.
SET forth IN the works of Robert Dale Owen F,.pooa
wight, md their allies, which have emnnatod 60
the tau " Silence" in New York and which h.un
been brought TO this place by one of their AGENTS nd
disciples, ADD placed in tho hands of Mr. Dnbain Gor
SAFE ana with the view Of disseminating their diaboI
real doctrines among the public and the pe,vcriion
OF al, moral law and reason, should be compelled
10 make use OF qioa ions and such descriptiv. Ie,,
gnhgca would shock common dcconcy. Nevertbo-
less consider IT due to the public 10 pit all such no
value their characters and the character and rno,I
OF their families, such have any rospoci f., sn
cic'y morality anG virtue, on their punrd ,o.ins.
the irreIglous, immoral. and NAV truly an 6rn,oI
principles and doctrines set forth in those 1ubl,ca
tons " '"'so Puo'ica-
The Christian. the Jew tho PAGAN. and IN G.c,
SFcfy man VINO possesses any reason, honesty ms
them. '''oe'''
ms hln' may he sufficient; bit should oceas;ou
require 1t, the public shall have n more EXPLANATORY
"o''cc nom COMMON SENSE.
few shad have been caught in the falls
Hhad were exhibited for sale in PHILADELPHIA mar.
kct last Monday They were brougb, F,om ' ~
chesapeake, and cold for one dollar and nua,t"p
each. "'u quarter
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

Jj we are directed TO say, that Wv. u. RAy.
ooip" VIII be candidate to represent tic county
Of iienrco in the next General Assembly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
Remarks of Mr.. CARSKADoN of Humpsbirs o,

Remarks OF Mr.. CARSRADON Of Hampshire. OH
the Winchester and OHIO Road bill. 49,
MI oarskad"n SAID that 1t would DO recollected
tina, in Previous bills before the Ier,snturo Rn.S,
and ClarkSburg had been made intermediate no;n,9
ana that originally, m this same bill they were re-
ported as points through which the road should be 81
ference to THIS route 1t will also be recoIlec,od r.
the present bill went to it's engrossment with
Komney, Clarksburg ond ParkersbIarg, as noints
ina at tne instance Of perhaps, single individual
RUE OF me ltouse was suspended for the prrpose nc
recomn'tng the bill. to strike on, some if NOT aIi
inc intermediate points, and leave the Engineer TO
pursue the best and most practicable route In con-
yersa'on with the Engineer, no was not only deci-
thought 1t advisable to designate by points, tba, he
might not have to survey, perhaps halfa dozen. for
the purpose of selecting; besides delay considerable
expense would be incurred lie hoped the ryder
establishment OF those points the BILL SO much ~
be desired by his constituents, and altogether rioh,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

Avesse arrived at Payta on the I Ith Nov, 2 DAYS
from Gusysqui reports having spoke tho u. 8 schr.
Dolphin, (Babbt, comtnander) on the bank r Paea-
ma, off the island Of Puma; had cut away her bull
warks snd thrown overheard her guns, was in hopes
70 get off next tide. The Guerrero sailed for Cal
~ as'ARr- --Mrn,1fv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

" very considerable excitement seems 10 have
bcea produced in tho Valley, by the rejection Of tho
Loan Bill. The Winchester and IIarpor's Ferry
papers, express themselves in warm terms Of disap-
proval and resentment Tho vote Of the Berkley
Delegation-pnrticulorly that of Mr. Ucnehaw. ha.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

The Jamaica Royal Gazette Of the 5h ul zays-"In II
hoeai spirit oi Tree trade reciprocity, the American govern
ment resolved Quito ours We only allow ,h,;,
to- bring to our porte the produce manufactures fhe Uni
Gnse Of the word" :" Wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

VIE subscriber has received a supply Of those
= oegsrs, SO highly approved Of on account Of
'ner Hnloness and fine favor n. D. EANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

Ihs sh'P Maabar at Boston from Gibraltar jlh Janusr,
bound 10 New York ~ ~ wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

1Ihda OF the United Stdtes-The whole number of mi,i
IN the United States and territories, according to the reun
most oi which have been given 1890 amounts 10 az
OF this number 1855 rated TIE strength Of New Yer
mli''a, and s2,2s5 tina, Of Penn.yvania.-it
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

We learn from the New Eern Penn Times tina, tho ca,
Of Rebecca Hoffman agsins, the Rev George Hahn n,
preach o. promise OF marriage, was tried place las
week, and verdict Of $50 awarded TO The plaintiff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

Buwers sa'real Poem the 'Sian,cse Pwins" has beer
Tereved in New York and will from the nress Of n,
haiPers inmeaately The poem Is Dedicated cecbIa
ed Basil Hail. ofths Royal Navy That adccr is deaf, with
according to his deserts -PhiLidepiia Ina.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

OHk LeJ CLgars-A gentleman from Connecticut, ,orp
time since, sold TO Providence Guantv of ei ar
Purporns TO be "rea Havana" but which on ,ubseGyer
examination proved TO be real oak leaves with Sigh, wrap
Pr OF 'opaeeo ms new article Of trade added
the wooden nuneg horn Gn,s aud whle oak punpkn seed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

49, CfNrREEitLI, INDIANA, Feb. &c
DISrnEs'lSG-We Informed a lew dsy, .,nc. h, Ger,
ueman traveller from the West that during severe wrahe
man. about ~ yea" OF age, his wife. children and four
horses, we're frozen 10 death the great prairie Illinois
when discovered the mother lay with child in her
a,nve other children around her,he father with au axe
and Clint in his hands had been irwin. IN .rL.
ran OF ms was" was cut into small piece, fur kndn: and
all mo hofses III heap s'h IN their harness The name of
the unfortunate family where they were from ,. mn,
ceIsined when our inlrmaut passed along.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

rcyHF Raees over ihs Rocky Mount Course
will eoin.sence on Thotsiay The I'D eas
of Sent rmher. md continue three days, tree
for any horse, fnatr oy g-lding
Tire i-.i dsy--tso mIle heats for S2O0--sn
trance $50.
Tse second asy-rnile heats for the propfie-
Tors nnrs. ---entfance $40.
The third day--a s~eepstale race one m'ie
AMI reoeat-eauance So. Oar already en-.
tered ID several others Ia framing for ms
race.
The cash will be put up by the proprietor
10 hom anonm.
The rules Of The Rocky Mnnnt Course, which
AZ similar ~ those OF the NV. M Ike, Course,
10 gove.n.
The track will be 10 6ne ordfr, and the pro-
pr,etor Ne prepared 10 accommodate all for
eign horses ,piih good stables, nd grain aud
fodder. lie has also enlstged bis build 70 aud
ail be enabled 10 accommodate all who may
tnk proper tn call on bin.
It~h be noticed that the racing over the
Rocky Mount Cour,e commences the week al
ter the races # Liberty, aud Inn week before
the races ut HALIFAX, afIJrding sufficient time
To gentlemen + h. turf 10 attend each Macy
fine horses from the lower country are sxpec-
ted, snd 6ne sport anticipated
THOMAS HaLE, Proprietor.
July % tdr
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NVikGlNlA-at Court held for Nelson county,, at
1881. - Wy - t'''
:, w lam e. Harris, Complainant az ainst Robert M
maruh and James Garland Trustee between Reubin
.nann' uecd' and Nathan Loitus 10 certain deed OF
uuS executed by the said Reuben Martin in his life
Ilhe' aud OF record nthe Clerks Office OF Nelson cou-
~, anu Littiepage Dawson, administrator of the said
Reuben Martn decd. Dets.
:, On Tue Notion of the Complainant by counsel who
MED ms BILL Is ordered thatthc defendants Littlepage
lawson anu James Garland do retain their hands any
money, goods or other effects which they have,
VI whGh may hereafter come to their hands, belonging
TO the defendant Robert NJ. Martin, 10 the amount Of
evenly DOLLARS, subject to the Plaintiffs demand and
.,le iuture order aud decree ofths court concerning
Tue same. And Il appearing to tho satisfaction of the
court thM the said defendant Robert NJ. Martin 10 not
an inhaDtant oil this Commonwealth, and without the
Jlsuieion OF this Court il is ordered, thatthe said
apseh. aeiendant do appear here the fourth Monday
III august next, and answer the bill oEthe Plaatfs,
ana That copy this order be inserted in the Virgi
man. newspaper publishedn tie town Of Lynclburg
once week Tor eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to
su ine anu that another copy thereof be posted at
the front door of the court house Of this county on
some court day. A copy-Teste, sss
June 50 - . o,
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s0O cDNTs REWARD.

DhANAWAY from The sabscrlber, on the
IA Dad instant, JOSEPH II. MURREL and
JONATHAN PETERS, iudented apprentices
20 the Cabinet making business. Murrel is
about five feet eight inches high, dark hair
aud eyes, 10 years of age--he plays on the
.lsrionett and endeavours To assume the gentle
man in his manners. Peters is 10 years of age,
five feet six inches high, aud when spoken TO
seems rather sullen. 1t i. expected thu, they
will endpayour to get employment somewhere
in the wrist All persons are hereby forwarned
ag ainst hafbouring or employing hem, under
the penalty Of the law. will give the above
reward for th-ir delivery to me. or fer Their
being secured so that ! eei them again.
ALONSON WINSTON, &. Maker.
July % 8"
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IAa u 81 SAFE,

N PURSUANCE OF IA trust Deed, executed
y by William Jopl,ng on the ll,h day OF Oc-
der, 1924, 10 Bennel A, Crawford as Trustee
aud VI record ~ tie Clera's flee OF Amherst
county court, we will, on the lon day oil Au-
gus, 1881, at Amherst Courthouse, proceed to
sci, at public aacilon, for cash, one equal mole
~ of a tract y land, supposed TO contain four
hundfed acres, aud the same on which the 50
Wm. Jopling INV resldes-bounded by the
lands of VIM. Pryor, John A. Carter, (since
dec.asedO Chares e. Cater and others--the
SAID monty to include the Mansion House.
Inc sad Bennet A. C,awfnri having reno
we'd beyond the limits oi this State, we the I'm.
derHened have been sppolnted IN his stead by
an oid,r oi the Superior Cour Of Chancary
In the Lynehoufg District TO execute the deed
| aloTrsa,d-
The h'le to the above property is believed
TO be good, but acting as trustee. we shall CON.
sey witb speciel warranty-,ransferring aud
selling S"th right only as we hold under said
deed.
ADDISON TALiAFERRO, } Trus.
RICHARD CRAWFORD, ( tees, sc.
July % tds
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Nessrs James Penn, and Martha his wife, late
Martha Harrison, - Henaerson, and SUI
sRn hi, wile. laie Susan Harrison, William
HARRISON, Robert l.. Colsman, Robert Nor
riss, Christopher WipIre', Daniel Nhr-
wick, William Warwick, Corbln Warwick,
aud Howard Bonnet
FENAkE notice, that we shall, on the 26u
a day Of September, 1891, al Barnett
Fuchs Tavern, at Campbell CourI-house, take
the dispositions Of Thomas F,auklin fMajor, }
aud Joseph pm~idde and others--and tina,
on the In day OF October. 1881, AT GhtsweIl
Dabne,'s office. in the Town 81 I.yncubnfg, we
shall take 'he dispositions OF James Bullock,
Stmu / Garland, and Others hch deposl-
tion,, when taken. eTe lntended TO be iead
as tsilence the rial OF Tie SUIT depending
IA the superior Cour, OF Chdncery holden ia
the town ot Ltnchburg wherein we are
piaindlf and you are deIeadats.
WILLIAM JONES,
JAMES JONES,
JOEL JONES,
Aug. d. I'm
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N'f OR1r Gf1s


NNVS!LL be sold, on Friday The 10th Angus
w next, al the late residence OF John Bow
ing decreased, IN tn county of Amherst, oil
Tue petshaoie property belonging to ths sid
deceased, consisting OF Household and x 1 n.
IN Furniture, Plantation Utensils, and SICK
OF Cai'ie and Hogs. Also, very likely family
OF Negroes, Insisting OF \ woman aud lbrpe
boys very likely. The terms o. sale, vii be- II
months Tor sums over five dollars by he pur
chaser giving bond approved secorlly. Tn.
der 1--WE, cash will be required.
WILLIAM l.. BOWLING,
Administrator Of John Bowling deco
ID Allpersons having claims against The
estate OF John Bowling, deceased, will please to
present them to mp, well IA othenicalrd, BY The
1911 OF Aogosi, that may make arrange
ments 10 disehafge ihem-and all those indeb.
ted to the estate viii please make payment, as
tao longer indulgence can be given.
MILAN L. BOWLING.
July 81. tbs
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Introduction to tho Fall Racing.

hNtiE wheat race will commerce on the
u. head waters OF Goose Creek, on toe
maiu western TOAD, ~ Friday the 2nd day ot
September, md commune two days.
j he ist JBy-one mile heats, hee for any
nurse, mare or geiding thar has belonged 10
tho counties oil Bedford or Bnteionrt for the
last six munlhs--lorty bushels OF wheat or $50
entrance.
The ID day--one mile heats, free for any
three year old colts that have been raised Ia
SAID connIies--Si to entrance, 10 be put up with
the gate money
For further particulars. see subscripti,o at
VI m. Terry's, Liberty John 5. Hurts. Goose
Creek, Bedioil Wm. ilaryeys, Fine aslle
Buie,OuIt.
Seven "lready subscribed, the subscr ption
to 1lo.e the Isl AIguU
By The Uheat Cfub
N. B.--Tho Goose Ci'ek Wnral Race IS
post oned til Tuesday anu "Wednesday lhe 6 b
q d 7th OF September.
Jul1 q vdv
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URuRsuANT ts decree Of the eoufs OF
II Amherst. psoeeuneed IL suit therein
dependlne between Jams d. johns L Frances
b. siff. aud others. The heHs ~ Ia~ 81 oeorge
81. finsiry, decd. PLAINTIFF, snd Alfred liasiey'
aao,her of the hsifs ~ Law ofihe saih seoTge
NJ. Tiasiey, deed defendant tue nndetsiened
will pro,erd, on Thursday, The lsth day OF
August nexi, II fair. II sat the nezt faif day
thereafter, az The Mansion house OF he late
George VI. TInsley, deed. 10 The cnon'y u An
berst, 10 sell the real estate OF which The SAID
George VI. Tinsiey died ST. zed, consisting oithe
ioiiow ng trs cts of land, situated "a 'hr eohaiy
aforesaid, 90 Wit: One tract, being TINT "pon
which tn said George N. iinsley festdedat the
time oi his death. adjoining the lands Of Dab
pey Pbihps and other, containing 81 acres.
One tract on Oiier Greek. aiOiuing ihe lands oi
Samuel Hogg, Richard 5. Els aud others
containing l36 acres. Que tract adjoining
the lands OF WIN. X. Roane 81 Others, contain.
ing DO acres One iTfet adjoining the ianhs,
belonging TO Spencer Nurysll's estate contain.
ing 6ei scfs,. One tract, adjoining the lands
of Ibonss Bsrsoor, Alexander llnsley and
others, Containing 521 acres. Aud one other
tract hing on the Coid MouDtsip, being the
same siio,ied to the heirs VI The said George
NJ. Tinsley decd, h5 the decree OF The Superior
Court oil Cbancesy, III sui, therein depending,
Clemoni vs.. 1insley and others
A credit " III be given, of Que two and three
years. the urchaser To enter into bond Il seeu-
rts with lien upon The land to secure the pay.
ment oil the purchase money.
JAMES LEE,
JACOB HAAS. Commits.
EDMUND WINSTON ( sioners.
ISAAC kUCkER,
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- - EkS- &c.

AWE RACES wdl tonmeoc ~ Librriy On
i Tuesday The 18Th day VI September, sod
continue days, rea for any horse mare or
geldIng.
The irsi day, . mile heats. for $500. entrance
gi5
The second day. 3 mile heots, ior The balance
of the Jockey Club Purse, say $500 enuaoee
$26
Third day 2 mile heats. for the Proprietor.
Pmsr, enuance $40.
Fourth dag, S"eops'eke race is expected
eutfeace SO, | mile and repent.
first rate snddle Will be run Tor on the eve
nIng OF Each days race.
TITO Cash will be put at the usual discount
Tie Rules of the New Market Course 10 60
yern.
The track will be in fine order. First rate
stables and litter provided, gratis, Us htrelo-
tore, by the proprietor, aud evety comior, for
those who bring horses fr M u distance aud
they are particularly invited.
WILLIAM JEFFREY. { Propri-
Y. NJ OLIVER, eIors.
Liberty, Bedford {. ID July IL. le3l.
July II ~ i35
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Trust oaie [.

I'm PURSUANCE OF a Jeed OF tTus', e.e-
u cuiea by John Allcock, to the snbsc,i.
Der, bearing date tue 9th day OF July, IS 30
and recorded "a the Clerks Olsicr OF he county
court OF Amherst, TO secure 10 Mirsjah Pm
dleion ihe payment Of nerian suns OF money
therein mentioned; will tie sold, on Thursday
The 26lb OF The present month, II iair, IL MOI,
the hrs, fair day Thereafter, Al pubic auction,
8. the residence Of said Allcock, Ia Amherst
county, for ready money. three tracts Of Land,
adjoining each oihcf. containing IN this whole
34l acres, a pari 81 which lays upon B1llaloe
rive, ana The whole OF II very near sand ,,sei,
Amherst county, adjoining The Ian 10 OF John
billiard, Asfam EsSs, Alien BLAIR, james d.
Waits, and others. Also, at the sane ttne and
place. will be sold, upon Inc sumo terms, Han
dulpt, Georg,, Mstlda Nash, a woman. and a
Alaistto Boy, The chlld OF Matilda, one grey
Mare and Colt, one sorrel Mare and Colt one
,s,y HORSE, one black Horse. twenty head Of
Hogs, ten head Sh-ep,ieo head Cow, lIefers
and Calsessone yoke Oxtn, Que old Wagon
and Gear, sil Feather Beds and Furniture, SIX
bedsieads, s,I Hair Trunks fur pine aud pop.
lar Chests, one wsiaut Il olding Table Que non.
lar Table, twelve windsor aud hree sLln bottom
Cnairs, lw0 smal poplar Tables, one wooden
Day Clock. one Walnut Secretary, one Walnut
Bureau and Book Press, one Looking Glass
onr Cherry Cupboard, with glass dours, one
SAFE, wnh Tia doors, three large Pot, two
Ovens, Esrthen aud Stone Waie, one brass
Kettle, iva Dog Irons, three Azes, thrae Scoop
poaghs, lire Car, oughs. ,hree CoalleIs,
lhree Scylhe Blades aud Grader.
4 phri oil the allow named Land ia consider
Ell 6rsl rate Tobacco Land The whole within
few miles OF several public landing places on
James River, aud am authorised TO say, that
the purchaser of toe land can &c, IL months
20 pay the money, upon giving Satisfactory
security. Acdng as Trustee, ! shalt convey
only such lille as is vested IA ne by The aboy.
named deed JOHN HoR5LEY, Trustee.
Aug. 8 ids
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HEREBY caution the public from rece,y.
IL ing an assignment OF a bond gwen 10 the
Trustees OF j. e.! McReynoljs,for tnt sum Of
$50 80. Said Bond was given for articles pur.
chased at the sale by said Trustees " hich arti-
cies never have been delivered, and are still in
the hands OF McReypolds. The sabsc rber
therefore does not feel himself bound To nav
said Bond. WOOD JONES. Gun, linn
July %. I'm
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Executors sale OF ZEAL Estate.

EXectitors sale OIL zeal 4 state.
DUk5UA\T to the last viii aud testament
ID OF George Cot r. deceased will proceed
~ sell, on Thursday the lst day ofSrplemb
next. at the residence VI Josiah L. c Ter Oh h.
premises part OF the tract Of land, belonging to
George Coier deceased, containing about 900
acres. This land lies in Bedford County. ad.
joining The land OF Capt. Joseph Slaughter,
Robert Z. Sleptoe and others. l, is oonsi,i.
cred very valuable, having on it good pro.
portion OF weed la0d, and a small comfortable
dwelling house. 1t is in the vicinity Of eood
mill, aid surrounded by fine neighboiLood,
and within twelve miles OF Lynchoure. The
land will be shown any one wishing 10 view it ,
ty Capt. Joseph Slaughter, Josiah l.. .Coier or
the subscriber.
The terms will be one, two and three wears
credit he purchaser giving bonds with appio
we'd personal security, aud a deed of trust en-.
the Iahd to secure the payment
July 81. ,ds
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Domestic Goods, &c.
~ .,tice.

ri ENG DESTROYS 10 move to the west, wish
I'd 10 Ieut OUT lhe plantation that live on ~
III present nme, formerly the property OF Mi
osjsh L,oob, Dec. about tour miles from
Lyncbburg, 90 Buttons c,eet. immediately ia
The fork n The Turnpike snd Wards road.
This plantation 10 Sufficient 10 work ten hands
aud now W good order tor cultivation. Is IS not
surpassed ny any bgb land PLANTATION 40 this
section sad nom ITS convenience IL market
aud many other advantages II has 10 moN o.
tber places 80 ths section, IS well worhyNhe
aiieniion Of any person that wishes 10 rent.
SAMUEL SMi NILSSON. Jr.
INV Z. L,
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The AyncMnuvS .>iiAis

n RE now ready for The reception of the
AZ new crop of Wheat Our friends aud the
ttroiers generally are respectfully req4es ted
10 see us before disposine OF their crops, as we
are disposed to make such offers as Mil be
satstacloryto them.
johns C. LYNCH
p. s. We are about erecting a Lumber House
on main street, neat the Union Hotel :, or thu ~ !.
ception Of Nheat--which will obyiate the in
convenience and sometimes difficulty ofgettlng
TO Tie mill with il.
June 80. IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11
Aug. d.

"a 0TsCE.-I shall petition the next
y Lafsn'nre of Virginia for leave to erect
Toll brldse ov James River, near Lynch
burg from N, Ian, IN Amherst county, to
IN Lend OF Judge " llliam Daniel, on the or.
posl,e shore.
BENJAMIN SCHOOLFTELD.
Aug. 1891. I'D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

zpHE subscriber, having purchased the in
Il tere., held by Messrs. Hart r Davis 10
The above concern, re nrns his grateful &C
Nm. ,wledemea,s, ard solicis Continuance OF
the patronage already extended 10 him
CLEMMOST S. EARLY.
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