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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01


FEvRUST SALE The undersigned, on
d Monday The 10Th day Of October ner e.,
at the court house door in Martins burg, will
sell by public auction. for CASH. six several
TRACTS OF LAND lying and being in
the county OF Berkeley, on the hills and
drains of Back Creek in the said County.
and containing respectively, 1917 l02-i95
li7--i07 and $50 acres. be the same more or
less. They viii convey TO the purchasers such
title as is vested in them, as trustees, by deed
of trust, executed by William Rumbaugh
and Mary his wife, for the benefit OF James
Campbelfs executors, which is duly recer,led
in the County Court of Berkeley: by REFER
ence to which particular description Of said
lands may be seen.
JOHN STRoTHER,
HARRISON WAITE.
Sept LIST, 1891.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01

The ioll snisg are the drawn numbers in
the VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. Ex-
ira Glass, Ne 1. for 1881, Cor the benefit Of
the town of Welsburg.
2 81 81 80 e9s 10 81 90
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01
INDIANA The Baltimore Chronicle of yes
erday, contains the following letter. dated

INDIANA --The Baltimore Chronicle of yes
EeFday, contains the following letter dated
Carlisle, Indiana, Jug. 10.
"Ihe elections have taken place here, and
rave resulted in the total defeat of jackson
'sm Judge Law, a Clay man, is elected 10
= tF'~ent ihis district in Congress, in place
., II Boon, Jacksonite This district has
'ai"ays been Jaeksonian, by a majority OF at
.e"'' 5000, and it has now elected Clay
/ ! 'aa' who, IN his public speeches. declared.
.i,'nSeh opposed to a reduction Of the tariff
.,4io ~ iever q II, Clay for the Presidency.
i'is majority Is about 1902
hENfUcEY.--We have it now in our pow,
q 10 announce to cur readers, upon the best
tosS'b!e authority, that Dir. THonrAs CHm.
pa Is re elected to Congress over Mr
y, Jaw rs the jackson canuidate and thar
Hf II. and his friends have giyen mn All
e"sh' Of cOntesting tie election. We ARE.
~ a9ihcrlze,tto state, that nearly an the
~, Nv that were given 10 Gen. DAVIS. The
e.'. candidate, were given By CIay n,en'-
''''''o J0'aHal -,ag. II.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01
100000 60 OoDDO
$50 ,WyD &c.
SPLENDID NEW YORK
CONSOLIDATED TllttrU,

no. IS, EXTRA, Tor 1881.
WILL BE DRAWN IN THE Cry or N. YoRK,
On Wednesday the 2lst Of September. 1881.
So No. permatation lottery--6 drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
Prize OF $4,000 Dollars
do 10000 Dollars
do $4,000 Dollars
do 10000 Dollars
do 10000 Dollars
l do $3.50 Dollars
8 do $500 Dollars
10 do 1000 Dollars
IL do 500 Dollars
&c. SC. &c.
'ars %ea,. ri q a. g 9 sssssa
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01

DLoUCH TReNs.-JaArceeivea stuc,s
Il Of vel heavy Plough Irons from Pennies
bakers w orks, for sale by
HOGAiIRE & BOYD.
Sept is', 1891.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01

We are acquainted with curious CONVEX
sation between Gen. Jackson and Judge
White OF Florida, in which the Lion roar
ca against Mr. Calhoun 10 the tune of de-
Inouncing him as "the greatest william" in
Chr'stendom-with sundry oaths and ePthets
which 1t 'beseemeth" us not to repeat, all
however perfectly characteristic and in ae-
Icordance with the known style of the great
est and best" The public may perhaps
have more Of this hereafter-.4ien Gaz,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01

ESyLAXSEED WANTED.-we wish te
e. purchase large quantity Of E1axseed,
for which we viii pay the highest price in
cash or merchandise
Il0GMIRE & BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01

ErtrGct Of a letter from Indianapolis, (ia hc
state Of Indiana .4ugust9.
eve have elected Gen. NoBLE, a Clay
man, and Reformed Land Officer, Cover
nor, and we shall have Clay maorities in
beth branches Of our next Legislature The
officers OF the United States in Indiana have
heretofore been repreached by their masters
for not having a majority in eur Legislature
for Jackson, and this year they have zone
their 'mightiest,' but have failed Ibid.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01

Things have arrived at such pass in
Washington hatpeople abroad cannot actu-
ally believe that men could "play such
pranks before high heaven" If one hall Of
what has actually occurred in and around
the Presidents house for the last tive years,
could 1t be believed, Gen. jackson would not
have five hundred supporters throughout the
Union A high minded American rs not ca
SHY convinced Of the degradation of the
country. -Ibid
Esseg Congressional District The Ma
uonai Republicans Of this district have "a
gain nominated Joseph Kittreuge, of Ando-
yer, as their candidate, s. the friends of
the Administration have brought forward
Mr., Osgood. The friends of Mr.. Gushing
seem determined thatth shall be no cleo
ton at the next ballotlng, for they have rails
ed his banner, although withsut any note
! oil confidence, and, as we believe and hope,
with less probability OF success than ever.
BcsIOYl Co,ir
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01

.4rkansas election of Mr. Sewer, the
Delegate from Arkansas i'll the last Congress,
IS closely contested by MIR. Desha. In Pu-
laski county. Sewer had = 10 votes, and Desha
2io.-lt Is believed, however, by The Editor
Of the Arkansas Gazette, that Mr. Sewer
has been elected.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01
Rore @plenolo Nurk

1T OUR OFFTCE-.4S USUAL!
Nos. !, ., 90, the third highest Prize Of
$4,000. ,oas sold 10 gentleman Of Ohio, ira
hay ticket
Nos |, 90, 90, Prise Of s5a0-.Nas. /, 10.
90. Prise Of s5oe--.Nos 10, 20, %. Prise of
sso0--.Nos |. 80, 81. Prize Of $500, besides
ef 500, oil sold at o. aH. O.
G 2 oK'S truly Fortunate and prompt pay
Office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01

The Washington Telegraph says eve
honestly believe, that all the influence of all
the office holders in the country cannet Sc
cure the reelection Of Gen. jackson; and
that II Mr.. Clay is withdrawn, aud Gen
jackson continues candidate, he will not
receive thirty votes"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01

The Augusta Courier of the 18th inst.
says-''We are almest glad Mr. Calhoun is
a .Sal!fer. II has made Georgia the most
thorough going State against Modification,
ia the whsie Union"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01

Office.
Drawing Of the UNION CANAL LOT
Terry, Ne rs, for 1891 Nos.
80 So o ~ 40 IS Is 90 So
Nos 10, %, Sc, a Prize Of $500, sold at our
Office IN whole ticket.
CLARKE s. COOK,
agents for Yates g. Mcintyre.
Wheeling, Sept ist, 1881.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
NakD nAEUYiNI

HHE Ward Election for six Alderm.
Il sIx Common Couucilmen in earl ~ and
IN the town of Lynchburg, will take Ola. " ara
susnt TO an act Of Assembly, en,nl.d = po'.
to amend a" ac', entitled an act. diyid,n. ae'
'o"n vi L >, INTO wards, and Tor e,b ~
purposes passed Feb. 10. 1880, on the g. ~, =,
Tuesday IN April next; and will be n. ~ E"
Lynch Ward No. |, being all ,ba, ~ m
said towI below the lsl alley. .,,sn',;p a't of
the river la he twelfth s,tee,, Al the s fon
lately occupied by Mr.. K'dweIl. On % mouse
And IN Henry Wa,d, No Q, being an ~. s'feet
Of said town above said 1t ailey. a,,a pan
from thu river TO twelfth stree, n, ,t"o'og
lately occupied by Good IL French o a"e "ofe
ST. s,f., SAML. BRANsFoRb,, ''
Sersf oil the Corporation Of L, ncaD,,.
March .. uuts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
gIOO REWARD.

m NAWAY hom The subscribers residing
Ia, ia the county Of Buckingham, negro
.nsn MANSER aud lis WIFE MALiNDA.
Manser 10 about ordinary size, bet~een % 3 ~
year. of age, complexion rather yellow; he has
= large scar on his breast ocoasinped from a
bun, when small he IL harmless inolfens've
negro. Maiinda is about The same age as The
man, OF ordinary size, has very uncommon
bushy bead OF hair, rather of Indian complex
ion, with some dark frrckles IN heI FACE. She IS
a very intelligent woman aud WAS principally
rased on Ksnawha. near the salt works. She
is WILL acquainted in the courtlesoi Bed1ot d
and Giles Sire was the property OF Joseph
Evans. who owned said woman Two years and
lived in the county OF GlIes-Esans purchased
her OF Brown aud Clayton, Lynchburg. We
will give a reward of $50 each, II taken out
lhe Stale. so that wegei them az iin or re
ward Of $50 each IL taken IN the Stale aud Sc
cured in jail 50 'hst we get them.
POWHAfAN JONES,
ANDERSON ID. ABRAHAM.
Baoking ham, Feb. Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

HHE subscriber respectfully informs the
4 public that he is receiving and manufac
turing Carriages OF every description, among
which are the following Coach, Coaches
Chariots. London and New York Bnghys, Al
bany Pbeytons, Barrouch. Barrauebee, Phlla ,
dephia Dearborns, Gigs, Hunters, &c. aud any
others that mav be called for.
All orders thankfully received aud punctuslly
attended 10.
Repairing done NJ the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms by
II. r. BEACH & Co.
n. Bust received first rate Coach Smith
from the North, OF which we Will assure the
public they can be accommodated with repair
ing Carriages OF sny kind few doors below the
Franklin Hotel, Lyuchburg.
II. Il, BEACH & Co.
Nov. %. wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
MIR. George Dabhs

- Tx. take notice, that shalt, on The o.,
Sday oil April 1881, at the Tavern ol Fr IN
erlck Murry, IN the county Of Bo,etour, ST..
OF Virginia, lake the dispositions of Ella sM ~
bank a"a Others to De read in evidence on tho
'fmi 81 a" Injunction no" depending and unds
iermined Ia the county court oil B,dforn. VII
in am Plain'ltt aud yon are Dei.ndsn, u
the taking OF the sad deposition. il no, 49,.
pleIed On tn. above named day. shall cs ~"
tinue to take them from day to day nn,i f"n
pl Tea. B'A Edison
'"" - WIW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

2EHE undersigned Commissioner 81 po,n.se
Il b, the county eour Of A.shera, to seiil''
real aud personal estate OF Fismng II. Dun
can. deed. Will sell the same on me premises
IN the County Of Amherst, near fediar Mus
on the ID day Of April nsEi, % me i"l'o""g
ierm., to ait The lands. containing 2oe se'rs'
on a credit Of one and two years. Neg'o''
.ine In number, on a credit Of ID non'hs'
Bond. with approved security will be ffla'f,o'
Inc Negroes are mostly youns and very hAe5'
JAMES DAVIS.
Tho. y. EUBANk.
March 4 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21
MGW GOODS

WYE are now opening additional supplie,
~ OF staple ami Fancy Goods, SURPRISING
10 variety anu cheapness, any previous assert
! ment, viz:
!, case fashionable Dunsiable 3onnets
i case black and buff Nayarinoes
i case Angelo straw do very cheep
pieces Imperial Saxony blue aud black
Cloths ''"'"
p'eces issn'onable olive and olive brown
oupefo hgured cut Velvet for Vestines
DO black Genoa do
pieces beautiful shaded Mandarin SiILs
rich black "'" o,'Hs
IT,. - =, do
f'r" quality, black Italian Silks
'a'y gro de Maps and Gro de Swiss do
n, "eh' assortment OF Changeable Silks
,"eN mandarin Grapes, first order
Sy pest n'ack Canton and Nankin Cranes
Arn,s rongees, for Riding dresses
n ie" pieces 3-4 Me, no Clo,bs oI, nt
. ~ae' assorted M,ntua Ribbons
~ e" sets rich Bonnet do
nahusoine photographic Hdks.
"aoze' "ofsied Barese, Merlno and C.s,..
do NV an" cashmere
'eSu sh. Thread Lsees, and Eesinss, very
81 "a aud Ga plain Botbiuet,. verv .,,.
Me- Laces and Edgng., a great var;o,..
m..,;' "'ke assortment Course WooIl,n 49,,
$3.50 nose aud Point Blankets Shoe u.
orr. J.s "e'"' assortment oG Grocerie. Th..
Se'el'nihed TO offer 10 tier t,,.nd. ~,
pN''' a. 'ne very lowest cash n,;ces ' VIC
Dec On ehEE, ROBINSON & CO
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Feb. 81
sEAKESPE re.

Cou,t House Va. % miles west of Lvncbburg
and will be let to inAfes at The former prices,
S25 the seasnn, Sl5 the single leap, $40 TO
insure mare in foal The season TO commence
the first day Of March, AMI expire on the first
August. Large aud extensive pasturage, Clo-
yer, Wheat and Rye fields provided gratis,
and every possible will be taken by the
SUBSCRIBER. who attends in person TO preve1t
accidents aud escapes. bull will not ia liable for
anv that may happen. The season money will
he due on tie 10Th OF Dece mber, ihe leap paid
down, the insurance due as soon as il is ascer-
tanned tina the mare is in foal or transferred.
, | TO the groom for every mare.
SHAKESPEARE is full Is hands one inch
Ugh, OF INST commanding appearance, be"u-
liiuI bay, 9 years old tins spring. Ie never WAS
IN finer plight, nor was there ever a more sure
foal geiteT, or was there ever a horse more
admired for form, SIZE, beauty aud action. No
charge for persons or servants bringing mares
10 the horse. Mares can be fed ~,lh grain by the
hushel or Is per day. The public will Justify
no when say that ohakespeHre's Colts are
acknuw lodged to possess as IN UGH siZ. strength
and eaut AZ any other horses Colts in Va.
There hes been two exhibitions of his cos and
the premium in the ist was awarded 10 the colt
Of Mr.. Pleasant Greasy, $50, and in the 2ud to
The colt OF MIR James Wright. $25. Gentle
men who sept mares last season, 81 tailed to get
"A Colt. only bali price will be charged in case
,hey are sent back again.
For particulars see hand bills aud Turf Re.
gister, page $40. WILLIAM TERRY.
n. B. Shakespeare will be exhibited at Am.
hers, March court, and on his return from Am
hsrst, he will he exhibited in Lyuchburg. on
Thursday the 24ih, at Johnson's Tavern, on
the Hill. w. i.
March 9. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

William b. Reid, Thomas J.. Reid An
Illustrators OF John Reid, deceased
Joseph Gadd, Senior, and Rohe,'
e. Cutler
/IsAkE NOTlCE-That, on Tossd.a.
- 5tn day OF April mex, betueen m. ."'
log and setting OF the sun at Tia. at,
house of Andrew M Gully, ia the co.n,. e
Orange and State of North Carolina s,an
proceed to take the deposnions Of And,.,v Al.
Gully and others aud II not finished IN ,hst
DAY viii coh''noe nom day 10 day unli com.
pleied' Ann on lh"rsday 7th da, of Aprl
nexi, between tie rising and setting nf the sun
al the dwelling house Of Nathan Williamson ~,
the county oil Casw.li and State OF Norm CO.
olma. shall proceed L. axe tn. d,oosi,,ons ri
Nathan Williamson, Freeman Leath ana Ava.
riah Graves, B'tsy Barker and others: and if
not hnlsbed on that day, will COZ Time trorn
day TO day Until completed, And that. on
wednesday The 10Th day of April between the
Using aud St ting OF the sun, al the toll-bou,-.
OF the Danvlle bIld-e, in the county OF Plt,syI.
wanna and State OF Virgin a, | shah nrocesj :,
take the dispositions OF James Wider and swif,
williamson and others. Add on FRIDAY the
22d day OF April next, between the rising and
| setting OF the sun, at the avern house oil John
| b. Stout, Mt Nilsson Couit.house, and STATE of
Virginia, ! will proceed to take the deposllloDs
| Of Pb,iip Ryan and others and il not finished
on that day. will continue from day to day
u"til completed. And on Friday 29h day Of
APRIL next, between the iislng and setting Of
| the sun, at the DIV ling house of Wlllnm Ii.
PIump IN the Town Of Waynesb oroueh, ia
TIE county of Augusta, and State Of Virginia.
| will proceed 10 Take the dispositions OF Martin
Bush and samuel Steel and Others and lfnot
finished on that day, wiltcontinue IRON day 10
day until compile ted. to be fead as evidence ia
d sui IN Chauoery, nov depending in the
Chancery Dstr,c, Court, oIden IN Lynch
burg, IN which am Pla.nifiand you ar De-
ie"dans, when aud where you may attend
should you think proper.
respectfully, yours,
HENRY, a Paupcr, son Of ESisr.
March 2. Wis
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TRUST SALE.

n CREEABLY to the Provisions o! deed
AZ OF trust, executed by John Lee. Senior. OF
Csu,obeli county 90 The subscriber, on the Bird
o.y Of September last. which is Of record IN
the Clerks Office Of said county. and to fulfil
the purposes OF SAID deed-9e will sell public
IA. At the residence OF said Lee, on the 23d day
Of March nex', between ID and 20 valuable
SIaye.-slso, all the stock Of every description,
on the plantation of SAID Lee, together with o.
die, p,sotstion utensils aud household and
Lnch.o furniture. The terms will lie made
known on the day of sale.
MOSES ARNOLD, Trustee.
tbs
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Valuable Land for Sale.

VNHE Subscriber as the Agent of Landon
- X. Ctbel, Esq. fully authorised aud EN-.
powered by him 90 dispose OF his NELSON
LAND, now Offers the same 10 the Public. with
the strongest assurances of his determination
10 take any price Mt all approaching 10 n fair
equivalent. The tract now offered. comnrises
The whole OF the upper moiety {wilh The CT.
ceP''on OF small purchase by Major Massie \
OF that valuable and wen known estate on I've
River, IN Nelson County, known by the mama
OF Rose Isle, md Contains by a recent su,vsv
Ii32 acres OF Lsnd--a fair 81 o lortion of which
rs rich lys river bottom, ami The residue ljsh
land \ch'ehy IN woods) of The very best ouaI,-
~. III desired by those who ieeI disnossd n,
purchase, the subscriber will take peoroes a,
valOauon--as'igntd bonds--ral tronertv il,
Lynchburg, ur IA It's immediate yicrnt,x st
lar price, ~ exchange for tie land The lrac,
' III he sold togeihpr. or in parcsls, 10 sui nun
chasers ; and e periods of psym,n,, (shnuld
sale for maney be rilrcted) arranged in n
sphu OF the utmost Accommodation Mr., WI
liam Ryan, Residing on the premises. will show
he land TO those who may be disposed TO pur-
chs'e' The subscriber KEEPS his Office on IN,
ran street in Lvnchburg, few doors above
'he wal Kiln Hotel where he may he found
"hen no. ab>ent IA attendance on tbs neigh.
bouring CooI,s.
fAlRiCk II. CaBELL, Attorney
MI 10 IN TACT for Landon X. Cabell.
Az Nv
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PEDIGREE.
REMOVAL.

NE subscriber has taken the Bell Tavern
at Nelson Court House, Loving. on,
where he is now ready 10 receive al, person.
s VINO may favor him With their company, and he
p.eogfs himself 10 use every exettion 10 give
the most general saiisfa c,ion. e''
,u ms rouse IS situated near the Court. House.
BRICK, aud calculated 10 hold FINN 6sr,, =, W.
horses'-this is likewise ple,,,,fully ,,n,l,s5
win grain, fodder, &C. which. win the a,,so'
non OF good and faithful servants. he a.,ts'.
nm'sif will entitle him 10 patronage.
Nelson C. H. Oct. p.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

VTiRGlNfA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
OF the Superior Court ofChancery for the Lyuep,
burg district, the lst day of November, Io3D-Joei
lancey and Margaret &. Burton, admrx of John II
BURTON dec Pitts against Patrick Z. Burton, Sgsaa-
nan Cobbs Jesse A. Burton and Thomas MITCHELL
DEBTS.
The defendant Thomas MITCHELL no, having entered
appearance aud gwen security according ~ the act
OF Assembly and the rules OF lhis court, appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is inhabi
ntoi THIS country Il Is ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the first day Of the next erl
ana answer Tho bill OF the plaintiffs, and that copy
oi THIS order be forthwith inserted in Dewspapef
printed IN the town Of Lynchburg, for two moDnA
successfully and posted ~ the front door of the court
mouse, il the tsld town. copy-Teste,
J. WILLS, &C,
Jan. 81 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

NOR SALE at my Drug Store, the Disci
Il pine of the Methodist Protestant Church,
Mrs. Rowe's Devout Exercises OF the Heart,
DodrIdges Rise and Progress OF Religion,
HYMN Books,
Bill Of Rights and Constitution of the Methods,
Protestant Church,
The Bill, ofRights is an able document in de-
fence Of the representative principle. in oppo
sltion TO every other form of governments. We
recommend rtto all the lovers of civil and re.
gious lber'y-price i2A Gents.
VIM. J. HOLCOMBE.
March 3
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LAND FOR SALE

NioH 10 sell tract oi land lying in Am
II herst county, four miles from the Court
house, on Buffaloe River, adjoining the lands
OF Col. Pierce. Mr.. Thos. Applmg aud others
containing one hundred and seventy acres
nearly one half in woods. part Of which il fir,
rate tobacco land. This laud is of the bes,
quality IN that neighborhood, the dwelling
mouse Is a very comfortable one. 3 rooms below
WIN porch, Two rooms above stairs, two good
stone chmneys, and is certainly one of the
handsomest situations in Amherst county, com.
ionabie out houses, good apple orchard and
aoonnds with the best Of springs. Mr. John
DhiaId IN the neighborhood, or MIR. Gideoa
"ooch, who lives on the place, will shew il TO
any person wishing TO purchase. Terms &C.
as am anxious TO sell and would
'ake IN eAehange lands in Ohio.
c. TIMBERLAKE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

01RGINIA--,At q Court hold for Bedford County a.
the Corr, Honse, tho 2ith day Of January, 1851
Wiiiab Crump, Complainant, against Leroy Jordan
Defendant In Chaneery.
The defendant Leroy Jordan not having entered
ms appearance aud given security according TO the ael
Of Assembly and The rules ofths court happearng 10
tho satisfaction OF the court that he is not nhabtah
OF this Commonwealth on motion OF tho Conplanab'
by his counsel: II is ordered that the said deien
dant do appear here the fourth Monday in Apr
next and answer the bill of the Complainant, tina,
copy Of this order be fortu h inserted in the Lypch
burg Virginian public newspaper published IN h9
town of Lyncburg, for two months successfully ana
posted ., the door oftbe courthouse ofths county
on two several court days.
Copy-Teste, GA. WfNGFIELD, d..
Fel. Il VIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-21

TNtlE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line of business
anJ, also, that he has made arrangeme mis-
which Will enable him at all times, and al the
shortest notice, 10 supply those who may favor
him with their patronage with Coaches, Gigs,
Ba'ouches, or any other description of Car
riages, from Newark. o. which is known
to be the very best Mandatory ofsuch articles
IN The @OrId. Arrangements have also been
made wth manufactures in Philadelphia and
New York, so thai any ordrr which may be
gwen can always be Immediately supplied.
The subscriber likewise confines TO carry
on the Carriage making business, and IS pre-
cared to make Carriages any description
Nhich may be wanted by those who prefer the
hsnIe manufacture. tie will. also do any kind
ut repairs IN The cheapest terms, and in the
most punctuai manner.
HENRY NJ. DIDLAKE.
Aug 30 =.