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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
.. II. Throop,

E1NGRAvERo OF visiting cards. bank notes. portraits,
IL maps, charts, landscapes, diplomas, hat plates,
business cards &C. Also. society, notary, and all
other metal seals. Engraving on wood as usual.
the above shall be done With dispatch at reason
able prices His roam is the % door from lth street,
on the Avenue and directly opposite the NationalJour
nal OSice, Washington City.
NIB Copper plate printing done in the neatest
manner dec 21--eof
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
Charles Bennett

Charles Bennett
MAS imported, by the ship Virginia, from Bremen,
y via Baltimore
Burlaps, Nos. i, 2,3
And, by other late arrivals, has received
Best twilled ssckings
Scotch osnaburgs
Cotton burlaps, very superior article for
negroes
Drab and mixed kerseys and hushngs
Shad and herring seine Irvine, shoe thread
&c &c sept2l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
Notice.

IF JOHN WRIGHT, who from the County of
/ Fairfax, oudoun, Prince William or Fauquer, and
served in the campaign under General Braddock, in
the year 755, be living he or his legal representatives.
by addressing n letter to Ws. II. PATTERSON, Esq.
Lexington, Kentucky, will hear OF something TO their
advantage. dec 28-eo5m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
For Rent,

EoE Nchts
xux The Brick DWELLING HOUSE
&&gEHHo on Fairfax street, at present occupied by
NxSs St the Rev. Mr.. Walton; possession will be
given Oh the lst OF January, or sooner if
required. Also,
IA The BRICK STORE sdioinng the above, for
.:fa. which modcraserent will be taken. Apply to
nov Il w. FOWLE 4 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
For Nent.,
~ Nistrict asf Susumbia.

NOVEMBER TERM, 1850.
Richard Johnson and Thomas lnhn.0
son, trading under the firm OF
Richard Johnson & Son, Com
plairants. Pm Cha-'1Hhi'
against
William Beverly and Horatio Cla'
geu, Defendants,
raSHR Defendant, i'iliism Beverly, not having en-
i tered his appearance and given security accord
ing TO the statute and the rules of this Court and IT
sppearng TO the satisfaction of the Court thstthe said
William Beverly is sn nhabtant OF the District ct
Columbia, on the motion Of the Compainants, by then
counsel, is
Ordered That the Defendant. william Beverly, do
appear here on or before the first day of the next Ap
Term of this Court, and answer the bill OF the Com
panants aud give security for performing the DEGREES
of this Courts and bs, the Defendant. Horatio CaSe,t,
do not pay away orsecrete the debts by him owing to,
or the money, estate, effects. IN his hans, belong
ing TO the said absent Defendant, william Beverly, un-
til the further order and decree oftbis Court; and that
copy of this order be forthwith pub!ishedn the Alex
andria Pheuv Gazette for two months successfully and
that another copy be posted at the font door Of the
Court house Of sai,i County.
Tcs': EDA l. LEE, u u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
4 or Rent,

Fox ksnt,
E--.s That conmoticas three, story
ET~s$MS DWELLING HOUSE,
80 iaIMat the corner of Cameron and Fairfax
streets, late in the occupancy OF Miss
Ashton as a boarding house. The situation, with e.
gard to health, qaict &C. is very desirable.
Also Brick Warehouse and Store AT the 'ntersec
ton Of Union and Cameron streets formerly used by Nr
Maurice Herbert This is eligible stand tot one en-
gagged in the Commission business storage. Posses
sion given immediately, Enquire at this office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
Suseu0ia FuvMiture,

CHARLES kDUNF.H,
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King n''l@
10 the corner Of .Ayrsd S'rfa'
gEAS on hand, and constantly mahni'U'u'
III raj assortment Of ,,.r,.rri.py
CABINET FCENli NJ
Which, for elegance and durability de"''
His stock. generally consists o.
Grecian and plain sofas, cDuches ana '"u'6I
Mahogany and all kinds OF drsw'ngfo'H' '"'''
Crecisn, winged aud single @aFdt'hes ...,
Pedestal. nd s,leboards with marble 'oP' -"
Gothic and various other ditto
pier tables. with marble and mahogany tcPs
Filler and block dining, card and DteaS's''"
do claw do do do
plain DO 10 DO do ~
Centric or loo ..lu ,Esr
French and various other bureaus, WIN '''
mirrors . .,.,r,
Ladies dressing tables, with and without ''''
Ditto workstan1s and music stools I'D ici
Ditto AMI gentlemen's cabinet, sefre'a"''
cases
wash,tanls, with marble ard mshcgeni top ..Je.
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bro eye ''
maple and common bcad5,caIs ..,,r.is,t
Cribs, cradles, candiestsnds, shaving 90, p
and every other article in the cabinet ''he'
LIKEWISE, ,..,,,,,
uaborsny Of various kinds, steam sa"f', w .,,e
shaded yeneers, copal vanish, sackng o''Fl"''
BEDS, MATTRESSES. sc. Ct
The above articles will be disposed OF
punc,ual persons on the most ilbeEs s
Avery extensive patronage from asn' ,s,ny
ces me to say, that will deliver'dF'"'u''
chaserin that city free ofeIpence' t,,,ur1s'
Turning &, CdrUulg g executed ~ -N-.l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
To Me Editor Of the ConsittufionnI Hh;r.

our editorial remarks have seldom ever failed 10
afford me amusement aui instruction, whether we
consider the sentiments themselves, or the style in
which they conveyed COncidiac i'm opinions SO
perfectly as we have done heretofore. upon ali sub
jects which have fallen within the scope Of your no.
ticc and comments, whether Of national or Of state
politics, regret exceedingly that we should have at
this deferred period Of our concordance the slightest
cause to disagree.
In your paper Of the 18th inst vou introduce an
extract from the .7IiHcliEsyRs Journal with notice
of an application which the Cherokee Indians are Il
bout to make to the Supreme Court Of the United
States Tor IN Injunction 10 restrain Georgia and her
officers from the execution Of any laws within their
boundaries and prefaCe the subject VIII some r, fec
tons in which you sustain the policy Of removing the
Indians beyond the Missi5sppi-aud seem IL indu!rc
gloomy iorebodng Of civil lC1y as the conseguance
OF an interference the part of The United States TO
protect them III tie enjoyment Of their rights You
advocate their removal and appear to think i,af r
sistancc by the General Government to the VIII of
Georgia will have the effect to leopard the peace and
union OF the o'ac5-uud proceed 20 remark that the
question is one or gcGt and paramount Sfgie ufcesi
V-weighcd agaiHst which the (li0J Of faJiq,l freg
"eS-'ho abstract rights Of Indians-and eoea their
CeiV existence oVgJt not 10 tCeigb u Ccrther."
To say that was m sorrow would bp, i173crf.rf
~ express the emotion which fell, Of seeing such
language upon sucn q subject and by such respect
aOie source ihC enemies Of the Indians are not
wanting prcte%is enough to Justify their highhandcd
ana un"arranicd measures, without the plausible,
ojt iHon5rouS one Of state necessity "a s1pfe me-
ccs5Hy TOO, against which you add 'the faith of Indian
reafIcS-thc abstract rights of Indians and their
Ocry ec'Ste9cc ought not 10 51eii, (suihCr nav To-
rcSco r,jcrenS--aoj "a (cniicr!
ana what Is this great and paramount state nc
cessly: Nothing more than 90 minister TO the cruel
ana iHsauate av2uce Of The State Of Georgia aud /
might say With truth tyranncol passion for domino
.'2h over Wc15, ignorant and uHf5icndcd Indian
r:5ej and .E-a3 a-gGg .a:s 80 .-,av.s- f.. r.t-y..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28

roanl'n in happiness and conc eminent and sink IN
reacc into the tomhs Of their fl hers to which thew
rapdly Fastening? Or they doomed Inv fail
OPP resssion To cndiess wrctchCdncss and misery and
to await in silent anguish their mcrclcss cxtcrminp
ton? Has tho God of Creation converted tho rnlo~
of our untry into Egyptian Pharrahs and so har.
dHned their hearts not 10 be moved BY sympathy or
cunlmscration; the dv.rc attributes of ms
tice mercy. and charity. and Tie elevated dictates
law religion, and. philanthropy dead letter when
applied TO tho condition of the poor Indian
Whatever Is th" proper answer to these questions
certain II IS that their fat appears rrcversible and
:hei: total cinctinr to be FMS; and inevitably
approaching and think their miseres is not the
rcsu' Of the necessity nf In r condition They are
accunulsrd and accelerated by the terocious opprcs-
sion "t thc whites. And infinite disgrace attaches to
our Federal and State governments, because thew
have aggravated ms cad of aevated their
misInrtuDr5 And III the instance Of the sufierinu
Indians nj the Cherokee nation, they deserve u,l.
measured reprobation far not arrcstinr the hand of
them, ines Unable rights The boon they ask is
swaziland surely supported is by the claims of
justice and humanity, it would be bu. rifnr act of
grace to grant it To hem speedily and with good fee
ing There is no state necessity which can be pos
siby imagined thai would Justify the States to
Violate the niegriy of her faith, act contrary to
he ella ms of honor and hamanitv
Bu against "a great paramount State necessity"
you think, ''eoea their oeyy ecitece ought nat to rrei
a JeGtheT Heavens! is ii possible that conciliate
the pacific trmper OF Georgia, to quiet her anurv
threats and satisfy her importunate demands Il peace
offering of Indian flesh & blood must be offered I'd as
4 sacrifice upon the altar of her unhaowod avarice
and rapac,'y? THAT raiher than keep her faith and
hazard civil war. the u States should eSterminate
brings: For such is the alternative for which you
contend
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
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EqG m no r. T., r.


7HTHE Der. having recently become The pro-
Il prIeor Of he Eagle II tel. in the town of Car
tessv.e formerly kept by Mrs. JOhpson} hereby
notifies lis friends and the public generally that he
is prepared to accommodate Travellers. and all persons
who may thnk proper to patronzc him.
With a disposition o please, h. hattcrs himself
with 'ho belief, both Of Uicrlug and receiving due
proportion Of public patronage.
+ II JORDAN.
Cart"rsvH". w January Gth. 1881 ;rc&
iHG Coysrrgri5yaL Nm5 Is published twice a week
advance FD'
Fof advcdsng-7J cents square lof Icss) for the FIST
insertion and 80 Tor each Continuance he number OF
insertions uut be- noted the MS otherwise ucy WI DO
continued and charged accorlmg,v
receive attention.
Prcyou, ds-ouuusucs Of the paper, all arcar5gcs
mus De pad ~ and tIosa vho wisd TO continue,
Monty tie Editors iat effect least twcJ'y dEys before
inc ue'iod expires fur which they Subscribed.
Notes chartered specie paying Banks Of any the States
VII be received payment Tor subscription 10 tie Wing,
though Virginia u States Bank Notes would be prefeued
and cuauccs can ~ Il 'ou p The Rest C;cs ~ lhe k
c3,ES Edi.c..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
"9!ssd, bleed poor county!
Great tyranny, lay thou this basis sure,
For rGOlness Carps moi chpcl- tbpeiif

What code of ethics exist to Justify such State
neceSsHy-or what political philosophy to authorize
such selfish and iahnman nocy, [ feel at u loss to
conjecture. can not but hope that such doctrines
are entertained orthodox but by few-and that
there exists too much practical wisdom and sound
moraty-and regard for the rights of man-for them
to be acted upon. obtain 10 any extent Shall the
peace and union Of tese Siaes be purchased at the
price mjus.ico and inhumanty; and shall the cs-
cutcheon OF fame thus far preserved potless-be
star cd with innocent blooG' Are "to make for
Tie Indians G Solitude and call it pecce?" Wretched
and piiiabe the condition of the poor Indian now
without adding links to the chain of misery
which he already drags-Wel may he say in the
language OF Scotllndss dcsparing patriot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28

DEPARTED his life, Tuesday last, alter lingcr
ing aud painful illness, which he bore with manly
fortnuaa and Christian resiguato u, Mr.. JAMES II.
MAHN, III the 39,h year Of his age
At Gambler, Tuesday the 18th instant, Mr. MIxoR,
student Of Kenyon College from the State of Vir-
rInia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-24
DIED.

Ip this town, on the l7th inst. Mrs. Lavisa Wees fer. ared 72 wife of Mr. LemueI Wooster. ia Eorwich. Mr Giles Rockingham, 8.
 is Essex, Miss Nancy c. L LHommsdisu. of Norwich, in Hampton. Mrs Abigail Taistor, widow Of the late Roger Taintor, Esg. 6.
 Tn Chapl;a. Deacon Roger Clark, 6.
 Tn New. Haven, Mr William Love, 66.
 In Wallingford, Mr Issac Kirkland Hall, 2I. I Hnr,Eord Mrs Elizabeth Ccisoa, aged 60, wife of nsseon Aaron Cotton; Mr Freeman Kilborn, 43: Mr Elijah Bibbins, 45. :.
 fl" Meriden, Mr Henry DaBiels, g.
 m Wisdaor, Isaae TeEnsfs Es4 S
 h Canterbury, Ain Abigais Weaver, sged loSysars and 70 months.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-24
To Printers, Booksellers, and Pssbl;shsrs.
 JAMES CONNER

TNOR the greater perfeetion Of his Seere0- 1T typing Establishment. has found it neees. sary to prepare TYPE FOUNDRY; the expenses attending which. and the kind offers of his typographical brethren, have induced him to enlarge extensively upon his original plan. His letters are cut in the best style: and the particular interest of the Printer, Pub has been consulted. The following founts are offered to the public notice. viz:
 Pearl, two kinds; Bourgeois on brsvier hodys
 Nonparsil, do. Long PrimeE, two kinds,
 Minion, do. Small Piea,
 Brevisr. do. Pce. two kindH
 Bourgeois, do. English; with variety of Title page and Fancy letter; to which such additions will continue to be made as the tastes of Printegs may require.
 The type furnished at this foundry will give a clearer impression. and Iast longer. than any known since the days when the geOd old Scotch type was, used here. which is well Fe- collected by some ofthe pvOfsssiOn,0n accOane Of its remarkable durability.
 To his kind patrons who have heretofore sO literally encouraged him in Stereotyping, he begs leave to return his grateful acknowlsdg- ments, and fatters himself that he can now present greater inducements fOs continuance of their favors. as more Ress type cen be put upon their works than formerly could be af- forded-a saving of ten per cent made to the trade by particular improvement in the moulds, which admits of that rate of matter to each page mere than usual. A sufficient quantity of each kind Of type continually on hand to insure against loss Oftims in eomple- ting orders.
 Country Newspaper Printers. and others. will be supplied with fouuts that have been used for stereotyping. on which the most lib- eral discount will be made.
 N. B. The most approved Printing Press es. Frames, Cases, Imposing Stones. Compo- sing Sticks. Quoins, Furniture. and every oth. CT article necessary for completing Printing offices, at the snannfaeturers' prices. supplied with the least possible delay.
 Ne,U. York, Nov 1881 e<
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-24

At'a meeting of the sufferers by the ire in Fayetteville of the aOth May. the Magistrate of Police. on behalf of the Commissioners, submitted to the meeting statement of the amount received from the several States, Tewns. and individuals; the gross amount of ehe receipts exceeds ninety- taeo fkouBdmd dot lsrs Among the resolutions adopted by the usseting. was one appointing eomr1ittee. to make a suitable acknowledgements on behalf of ehe s6lfeFess. for the very great lbsBAIity and RiudUess of the contributors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-24

ps THE Visiting Committee of the
 S First School Society of Litchfield will meet at Josiah Parks Hote:o on Saturday the sd day of December next. at z o'clock F. M. for the purpose of examining School Teachers. 9w Nov. 2S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-24
NOTICE

\ s hereby given to all residents and non-re. 1 sidents liable to pay Taxes in the town of Kent. that I have received warrants to collect the State and Town Taxes of said town oD the Assessment List of 1880. (with the excep- ton of that part of the town tax whieh is laid on New Preston Society,) and that will meet them to receive said takes at the store of Lewis Mills, Esq. on Monday thu 19th, and at the store of Silas Camp. Esquire, Dn Tuesday the 30th days of December, 1884. from 10 to o'clock of each day. >
 The time within which said taxes are to be collected render it necessary t0 attend 10 the above notice punctually.
 JOHN H. ST. JOHN. Collector.
 Kent Nov. 22, 1881 9A
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-24
FOUND.

FOUND, TONCEALED in hay-mOw and seized O as stolen, a piece of Full CLOTH, con- taining from six to ten yards. The owner is requested to prove property. pay charges, and take it away.
 SETH CATLIN. Constable. LitchfeLd, NOv. 21, 1881 9@
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-24
MARRTED,

h New-Preston, on the l7lh inst. by the Rev. MT. Canfed kr. Daniel BUrBham 10 Bliss Laura Paiter- son, daughter of Mr. Nehemiah Patterson, all of New
 in Nev. Haven, Mr. Robert Wilson to Miss EIiza. beth MHoga9; Ms Charles [. Butler to sa's' sar"h
 In GsiIlord, Mr Stephen IDnsss, of New. HavsD. to Miss Mary E. Fields. =. -.
 h Oxford, Mr Seymour ". Baldwin to Miss Mary
 h New.Har,Ierd, Hiram Goodwin, Esq. Atiorsey as Law. of Hehcocksviilc so Mss Caroline g. Aber. pethy, daughter of Andrew 4. Esq. ~. A. Miss Susan Elliott. sts&ssF3s
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-24

Mysterioss.-The remains ofa dead body. dressed in female atre were found in the woods in the town oG Howard, Stsuben county, N. Y. on the l2,h inst. by . party who were out hunting. Ii was supposed the body had lain there three or four nonhs. It was ,hny and slightly dressed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-24

T We have received another number of " Brief Hints" but as it s upon the subject of temperance, and as we have already long article upon that sub ice, in our columns, we have coneluded to defer it until next week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13
L.Nerntnr's Sale.

IN puR-TAStE ID the iast vii and tes.
e Hm,nt 4 Rabr,t ftaakiin. de- sbal, on
It,#sfaS ihs l5fh II ~ cub. prki, II lar, II
po3 Ia, nrNt tair aa5 thereafter, pteessd Ia
II 4 ppAit, auc,ion, al III issIj,u 4 saId
Frankie. In the loNsr ed 81 Canpbrll, on
taah= ~ #,Atrts at dag tisfTs all the = 70
,,.fty at sttt d. cdani. rossi-tug 81 ID OF 10
! ~. Htctn,s, ~: n, hoben. Boys Hnd
T. - a. sibrk OF hog, sheep. horses and
cattle ,HH4nr .hieh h.e twa yoke ~ oven.
one wagon md gear, 81, plantation TN
pl.n,tnis, rapsFf,sld al kitchen .grbi nra, h
ron 81 corn os't, 10 Dir hty. an o. HTe. 81
A#,ulr Brandy, together 9Th wa - to iteh
% on, o. WIN, b sad = .anklo irstd'd, 'on'ain-
,np 526 arte uN an q Il tutteY--this tat Is
vi ,,iaptsd - tn culture Of " cat ani fohac.
c. and Oh q aTran elc,ll NJ NJ ada. aud -
,nd Apple and Pa D. % ehnth lbe o'her
usrl cont ,ias about 90 AIRS WIN some im
ufovrine nts--i ~ ou Cub Geek pfIrcipsHy
IA " aodk aud miles from he tufmer rae.
4 more pnitlCultr dr #ctipion Is de"'uTd INN
.ssrv, A. any t,f'son "is'tng 10 pa htsr vii
fl Il view the land. 4 ) person - hog Ia So
.aii LAID, can apply 10 Nj Thomas Jennings,
fe,IdIog ~ II. ~, OF 10 / a su's ribtf, y ho
~,ll shew the same.
Terms of.nir For OIL sums under SO ca.i
ui,I he required, and tor ali sums Of mat 90
M trI ~ over - ctcdtt OF i~elvr months ~ !
nc giyen the puTGhas'r ~ purchasers giviot
tand with approved secntn, --tr"tn the par
IN - o. purchaser 81 tue and, bond AID So
Ivy. AND deed 81 trnsl az TIN aud Will bt
.qHnea TO sreois The purchase money.
LtNI- FRANKLIN EI'or
Of kobstti rankin, dec.
| OF ~ tia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13

4. VII tel 8.sifons 81 illor nInr onr lrlend-
~ of the arrival Of i" p1rtlon OF on, Stock
~ Fan Gpods, tnst then wants may be suppl.
- ~ the most satisfactory tefms;
3 s,lrs Wooau Goods for Negsors
6.I + ald L'use,s Tor Hos Servants
Acr,nu Cloths iar Cr.i ir,,I's wear
Slack hlrrtno Cloth lor l. dies' Dresses
5upeifns LlA aud - VI Cjzrassldns
Bea black ltnliau Lllestiings
ti,sl qnahy bls,k o,d.in anl Satin Levan
tine.
Best Nankcer and Canon Grapes
3 u d 4 ! first Tate hlatk aitsn Grapes
\ arg, 1850. IN. - Z aHd Vt ,ei Sta(s
l.onaid L,uc, H.. nrw st,jr
tIeh Bnunrt ~ ~ tDlr Belt tHbhons
Z .mbriCs nnt leo is, Al very low prtl.a
thread Laees anu Eogrngs, ii"
Eeiy cheap Cotton and sfnIstrd iosler,
All al" !, hhve De u ny recent. l. 9
I'd IN NJ Yr'k. and =, rraGtcd to % -
rs low rs a. house - t. > ate.
Country Merchants aiahIag To purchase "a
\ small advance %. ihs N" York cont y II
Gna II to theu advantage 10 examine nuf oio, IA
hlckhE, Robinson & 60.
Oct Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13
1,iunUan Hntanic Garden
IND NuRsDQTC3.

IL
WA PRINCE & sO%S II srr'e'ofs. an
" u#tu5, tiaf = erfea' hlen''ns ma =
-. 2 f.fl hu 81. :" nitH u"~ cove's osar
Boa.rss, cJatps.,ig hIsf . NE ch"' -"
turrz SpgrBs nndPLANIS. ensbles 'hom
4, fer h. san ~ kiods At t'e rednef' ln"e'
,t,,..,t,tetr.nr. Catalogues. Which VII he
tpnl { any person "hohihy afrlv tor 'h' W.
In "a AM tscfllenee al The frcen crceed'
all t,me,p #,i,ds--anl the mos, setupul US
utts,iIoo Ia, IN devoted their accnraf",
viii b,stn,arall, an ohiectaf Len PEI 'ontl
,tt. n,iou. 10 Nuseflss Ihry vii alaw n hb9.
raj o,..aps ,onvenicnt edif--iH lritsts
de4..#. H,ratun vii hr repllsd 10 by th'
att.s.4 4 n.an, pfrsuns pre ag,nis -
dtt.,rii Sdscries a. - questeb that otd'I'
,ai,ua. lor u, 0t yattfaia,iy ptcfsd Nv
=, Yo,,e sen. hps a p,iqicd heading, and on
,,epsft.re nd such rtosf I oilcln mus he ~
sisted On. a. We TAX anon onrsrlvcs no respoo
sib,.., unlrss such an invoice can he ptadu
cad.
Ieeir Treatise on tn VINE. desrribes ~
hinttof Cranes aud tern cohure.-- hen In
-.s sts,ttf,ufs ure Coutsfins descriptions o.
g at variety II II. - anl pianis, and dlrco
tioa- Tor rulnyHiug thrm--and III ~ I'm 10
&c. dannal, jet puhli.brd. contsus toll dc
tciIpii1ns OF sbovf 900 karistns II PeHrs
Plume Peaches, Chcfflss, ApfIcsis, freihrnt-
Am uds &e. besid,s other Ioiis, % thai 81
persons can make Their sdeClIous, with know
ledge The q"ai le'.
Cm losues containing minutr description
0i he above Nursery can b, hid oi he suit
be-, who, rs Agent, will tc,eNe III fcrwHti
my oder he may b favored vi f..
1uMrKiNs,
Oct6 ~iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-13
River LAND for Sale

Yu1HE impression having gone abfoaJ H..
4 the whole OF thai valuable estatf s-'A
CO Eye River. 10 Nelaon County. known l.,
naaie of Hose ISL, has been disposed Of. bv ., -
OF ,oneclIon, adopt ,his method oil amaze
lug ~ the public, that, though some p,e,,v y.
tensiye sales have been effected. there n,a %,
acrfs, an compact form, Jet reusa ming, - H.
vii sell at very low price in ready uonos
un llme, rs may s"It The purchase ~
fract nov offered cou b,nes all the adysn,a.'.s
cslcua,ed 10 r.Ihancr the sala- OF TEAL NJ
ny IN TINS section oil Vnfg ma -lGe s,tua,,,'a
irma,haii, saiub, ions and in most scote,I. -
agreeable HeIghb0Ihood The sod "a i.,,I
aud veil adapted 10 The staples OF the coun,,.'
aud the tract embraces nearly go a,r,.ofT3
River bonom--fn TACT, he cream Of the 4.
ssSle estate (lhe hisnslon House uacD /, ,.,,,.
sod, aud is owner noI Wishing Ia oan rrsI ~
perty al ALL VIII sril below any lair estt,nsi.s
rs value that has ever been put upon II. Sbo,,r,
\ sale Of The above property MT be .fsc,,t
privately l.. fore he 90 OF October. Is,I
viii on that day. II tan, otherwise on I,e.t..'
thereafter he Goth be Offered nj pul.ne nm.
ton, vi lhe premises upon the most l,h,,sl
Terms. PAlNt IL. CABEIJ
Attorney in TACT Tor Lauuon X. C.h,n
sept ~ 1870