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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-09

REGISTER OF DEEDS OFFICE, !
Boston. June Is, 1850. )
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
LanA Toy sale.

an the premises at the public auctions on the second
- Wednesday, the Sth Of June mrf, roy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-12
SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
AT meeting OF the Union aud State Rghts Party
held In Beaufort the 9Th OF July, 1881, William
Fripp, Esq was called to the chair, aud WIN. johnson,
Esg requested 10 act as Secretary The Chairman stat
ed The object OF the meeting, when. moon Ct Capt.
John Fipp, Comm tee was appointed by the Chair,
consisting Of the fol owing gen:iemen: John NJ Yer
der, WIN. Estt, Capt. John Frlpp, Dr.. j II. Verder
aud John Poftecus, who reported tho following Pre-
amols aud Rssoluons, which niGou,ly agreed
to.
Whereas, il has been seen with regret, that party
in this Parish has taken occasion to pass certain Rs'o
uons highly offensive 10 the feelings OF his Excellen-
cy the Prs'iden, Of the United States founded his
answer TO the invitation OF the Union Party Of Charles
on-and il appsars this ting that the laugu
Of tho letter does not the that
has been put upon il, but the contrary, was mild
and coneiiaory- though firm AMI decided. and that il
patook OF parental advice than OF arbitrary dicta
ion. il has been WITH no little surprise, ,ha, have
witnessed this attemot to torture il into threat TO
coeree SOVEREIGN State by force OF arms, andha, the
President should be accused OF sinking himself into
pariZan.
Being firmly convinced tina, 'hc de,,inies OF IBIS ma
ton mainly depend the prudence and pa,rsiism Of
the distinguished Individual who fills the Executive
Chair aud that In tn present crisis o aTr', has be-
come more peculiarly tho duty Of his friends to rally
around him. Therefore,
ResotUed. That the answer OF the Pre- sident 10 the
Union Party OF Charleston, wa' mild. prudent and pa
'rioic, and peculiarly appropriate TO tie occasion.
RESOLVED, Tat we consider the recollection Of Gen.
JACKSON 10 the Presidency, Of vital importance
the interests of the country aud ,hst cordially
sur in his nomination candidate again for that high
ofIic..
ResOired That in the opinion al ibis meeting Multi
hca,on will inevitably ,esd to Disuuon, ard that we do
therefore solemny protest against the resort any such
injurious measure
Resoired, That consider the Tariff as oppressive
and unjust, and tina, will aou'ly unite in any
sii'uiiooal msasutes OF resistance to il.
RESOLVED, That The Anti-Tarf Convention at Pr IL
adelphia is entitled 20 our warmest support, being
calculated 10 unite the advocates OF free trade, and
ptoduss more Systematic oPpo'iion TO ;he Tariff than
has yet been made.
ReS0iUed, That Delegate be appointed TO the sal
Convention 10 represent the Union Party of this Parish
On motion, Reso'ped, That William Elliott, L g bs
appointed the Delegate TO this Convention.
Ga motion, ReSolrsd, That the hauks Of the meet
ing be rendered to tho Chairman and Secretary, and
Capt. Burke for she OF HE ROOM and that ihese
prose edngs be published in such OF the Charleston pa
pers az ars friendly TO the cause Of Usisu aud States
RiEhs. (Sgned) VIM. FRIPP, Chairman.
VIM. JOHNSON, Secretary.
N. B-The meoiiug was addressed by j. M. YER
DER aud VIM. ELLIOTT, Esqs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-12

M~sitKErS,-Ths sales Of GOTTEN en- Ia, E1h, was
5000 bales, at i-rwer ptiess. -
The markets Tor bonded Il 'ur has been y brisk.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Monday " sue IN.
Tho demands for bonded -four has been ively,. the
sales of the week being nearly $4,000 brls aad sSvesy
full prices.
American, sour, per H. sl' to 1885, Dto, sweet, y7s
Ga to 35s
MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, June 2bS---
The hnssi and freshest sorts Of Fl.ur, only meet
low rale at Is per sask reduction B''sh, aud ls~
per barrel on Amsriean seconds and hardly
enquired Tor.
Captain Gushing, Of the ship Romuus, from Havrs,
on the 10th, Informs us that two days before he sail
ed was reported that Antwerp had been burnt; the
next day it was con,radsted, bat il the general
opinion there, II soon would be the case.
~ Y. E. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-12
GOV. BRANCH.

ENFIELD, Aug 1881.
SIR: havo observed in the Globe, which came TO
hand by the last mail, the following paragraph In
Mr.. airs letter OF the 2It of July Judge Berriep
when the statement which 1 made pre- dicated upon
Gel John'oa's letter, mpe ached in your second
note, made the application to the President whish
you seem to think ought now TO make. IL immedi.
aiely put inlo my hands The original memorandum
which be wrote, aud which he read Messrs. Branch
1neham, and yourself, &c."
eanno, believe Ina; Gen. Jackson has authorized
any person to say that he read, or made known
TO me, the paper OF memorandum mentioned. Ii he
has, then are at issue. No paper Of the kind was
ever read, or made known 10 me by Gan. Jackson 10
the best OF my knowledge and belief. L have as vet
prepared no narrative of the eireuu stances
with the dismissal OF Mr.. Ingham Judge Bsrr.n and
MYSELF and 10 Truth, where is The necessity noto for
ne to do so
The President, in his letter to Mr.. Inqham, Judge
Berrien and myself Says: that "he ,cant Of harmony
in the Cabinet" Ste. was the sause of our di,m.sa:
in other words for his gdnization and Judz
B-rren and Mr.. lDgham, knoto, have truly inter
praeh tle meaning Of this mystical expfes,iol--
tCant of harmony
have Too much respect for the intelligence Of The
American peCpie TO believe that they will be at any
loss TO arrive al an accurate contluso1 from The facts
already placed in their possession
IL, however II becomes necessary hereafter for mo
TO appear before the public trust that shall unhes
iatngly DO 40.
Respectfully, vsurs, sc. JNO. BRANCH.
To the Editor Of the u. s. TelegTGph
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-12


~ MANY planters Of short staple cotton mako all the cloth.
w their negroes antaon aud tho pf0por-
on Them n the interior tho make from haftO three
oufths oft Macy planters make upon average from 10
The Exposition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-12
MISREPnESEN1

MlShLl' hIIoEN IAlION CORRECTED.
In the Unusd states Gazette OF Saturday lar, long
communication is Published over tne siInaIuro Of
"Stsphsn simpson" Among eiher misrspTeseuiatiops
OF private and confidential Conversation which thai
gentleman has thought proper 10 throw before the pub
lie, wv sxlTscl the following paragraph OF a leusT
which MI S,,npon Some time since addressed 10 The
sdirt q she Richmond Enquirer
The occasion Of my Addressing you was ihis-Ma.
jor Lswis 10 conversation with the proprietor, MIR.
HaIdng-and Mr.. Mofri5, the writer oi TIE Pennsyl-
vana ihqrittr, bad affirmed hat Mr.. Richie rad
been Consulted, aud lie declared that II MIR Simpson
were Te'nomnated, IL would deprive Virginia from
the support Of General Jsskson."@
% our own resPot sibily pronounce the above
an uter Misrepresentation. We are als5 aulbOrized so
10 dessna'e by Tho proprietor OF this journal, Mr.
HardD z Major Lsws never intmated 10 either oil
thai Mr. Richie bad been consulted with refeten
TO he appJin'men, OF Mr. simpson, was any such
declaration made by either OF os 10 that gentleman
We cannot but lcok upon This attempt Of NJ Simp.
son work injury TO those who hsgs eudeavoursd IA
bstfend him With feeling If ifsa,iou ard sbhor
rehcs-- Modification that we should have been .,
mreh deceived In tho character Of q 10 htv,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-12

CHARLEsToN, August I've learn that Robert b.
Gi christ, Esq. yeslerdiy received from Washington,
he ointment OF District Attorney Tor this disirci IN
he room 81 Edq.rd Frost. E.a. Teaaned. 1Pairioi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-12
MIR. BRANCH.

This gentleman ~Tois latter TO Mr. Berrien as hi,
contribution 10 the joint attack against the President
did not suit Mr. BorfieD TO give the public mors than
scrsp from this spisiIs and that was altog sher APP
p'icabie 10 Col JObnson's istement. He supprs sied
the resi- IL vas deemed advisable 10 wait until apo.
lhcr latter could be obtained from Mr. Braneh, In re-
aiion to the interview with the President The whole
OF ths first letter written in reply that which
Mr.. BsrfioD wrote requiring statement OF facts for
public alton. Why thea was the letter suppressed and
a seniense only gyea The public will know how
10 penetrate the motive.
Mr.. Branch, In his substituted Ieii,r, denies the
slate In the Globe, and says "hel eAnbot believe
that Gen. Jdsk'on has authorized any person 10 saw
thai he read made known lhiml the p,pey or
memorandum" IL !, our duty 10 csavncs this unbs-
lever, and IN due time will givs him the moot IT,
rssisiibis evidence. II do satisfy Mr. Brznch
ibis point will never ask the con6dsucs Of any
man hsreaier--Ue promise, too, TO eonvinss him oil
smehSg more tAa' he ia not triHng TO believe Giobe
More Restrictions upon Commerce Rernop,d
Under the judcious instructions of President Jack
son. minister has succeeded trumphanuy in dyanc-
ing commercial interests in Colombia
a letter ron Colombia says:-fsI congratulate YOU
and the country the total abolition of the odous
restrictions which have heretofore existed on our
merce with Colombia. For this We are indebted TO our
ndefadgable apd talented Minister, Mr. Moore, who,
during all the changes and connections which have Ia.
ken place since his residence here has proved himself
an able Statesman and friend TO liberty"
[Jfaine Argus.
| CHARLEsToN, August H. W. learn that Robert b.
Gil thris, Esq. yesierday received from Washington,
he APP oiotme nl Of District Attorney Tor this dslrie IN
he room 81 EdTsrd Frosi' E'4. resigned. Patriot.
| ChOiya Mo,bus.-we learn /. orc Capt Hopkins, ar.
rived yesierday tom Cr0nsiadt Snd EiDeur that tbe
latter place vessol0 arriving from port Russia were
Placed under quarantine; that the cholera moibus wa
rsgiog In many prs on The Baltic, and that strong
precautions were taken 10 prevent IT, introduction IN
| which m INF ofed ruth
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15

HENRY CLAT.-We see the wish expressed in tev. eral respectable journals that this gentleman v he returned to the United States Senate from KenDclt !" place Mir. Rowan. We sincerely hope he mIv be- We hope he will go to Washington, where nj. talents and requirements and geasIsmaGIy cOnduc, will be brought into direct contrast wlh the imec. y and impotence and swaggering department of the present nominal head of the government. The Phil. adePhia National Gazette, in referring to this ntima !Io"' When we remarked, few days ago. that Mr. Clay would be the best choice of the Ken. lucky legislature, for the Senate of the United States we had regard not merely the positive service he might render to the country but to the cOnras. which h's powers and doctrines would make with those of the President 1u the Senate, he would no, be ,he Tess attractive and available as candidate for inc Cmet Magistracy. Tue civilian would he seen ,o greater advantage when ntareE i'd the military chief ta'n' or roaring lion.'"
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15
DIED.

DIED,
 Ioseen, on the Slst ut. Mr. John H. Futile. of ID Harwinton, Deacon Miner Smith, aged 5a M. Aoei F. Andruss, 48; Mr. Samuel A. Cain, g; El. Ien' daughtsr of Uriah Hopkins, Esq. II, -''- . In Canaan, 26Ih uli., Mir. Russel Hunt, nged 76-A Revolutionary soldier. "o>~ A iTum6gII, Mr. Sylvester Judson, 47. ID in New Haven. Miss MafysLaw, daughter of Mir S M.cnard Law aged 19; Mrs. Frances MeIr riman aged O0; wt1ow oi the late Gen. James NlerimaR. m Danhury, Mrs. Elizabeth E. Beers, wife of Mir Leander s. B. aged 9 sMr. Brick ByJones, g. Iu Lou'sv''is Ky Mr. Jonah Starr, formerly of Danbu. ". ". tM HunI,ngton Mir. Samuel Beard. In Bridge. .m Mew- ork MT tMarcus:. .BalGwi6, formerly oi n, In New-fork, Samuel [. Mitchell. IL. D. Dr. M. was extensively known as having been laborousv engaged m scientific pursuits for the lac, half Cenuay Ionom was native of Connectcut-prObably of New h WSse,hsrs6eld. Mir Josiah Wells, 5l.
 1, n E;ast. W'ndsor Mr Benjamin B. Bodfsh, %.
 Tn Hampton. Col. Elijah Simons, B.
 In Chaplin, Mir Amarfah Fisk, 8l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15
NOTICE.

TVHE Court of Probate for the District of A Litch6eld has limited six months from the publication hereof for the creditors of the estate of CALVIN WOODIN, late of HarwintOn, deceased, represented in- solvent. t0 exhibit their claims to the subscri- hers. duly appointed Commissioner thereon: And we hereby give notice that we will attend to receive and examine said claims at the late dwelling house Of the deceased. on the third MoDdays of December and February next, at one o'clock P. M. on each 0f said days.
 ABIJAH WEBsTER,
 JONATHAN ROSTER, Comm'ys.
 JEREMIAH HOLT,
 All persons indebted to said estate are re. qussted to make immediate payment to the subscribers.
 URiAn HOrS,ss, Adm'r'' HaTViRiOn, Sept. i, 1881 IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15
AfARRTED,

Ia New-Elaven, Mr. leel Hssford. of Lsxjagton, y. Y. to Miss Sarah Brown; Mir: Alfred Maloon, to Mrs. Mshiiabls Morse, boih of Wsllinggord.
 In New.PresIOn, on the l2ih insl. by the Rev. Mr. Rood of New.Aiilord. Mir JOhn h. Champiin, of Sto. n,agton, merchant, to Miss Syivia Bostwlck, angI,-
 In Hartford, Mr John Worthingtom, ofNorwleh. ,o miss f3eisey Houghtaling, of Albany.
 la Middel0wA, Mr Samuel c. Lestsr, ofAIerihen, Co Miss Mary Lo0mia daughter of A. A. ioomis, Esa
 In Plymouth. Mr Daniel D. Chapmaa, of Avon, lo Miss Sarah H. LanRdon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15
Collectors NOtSce

NHE residents and nOn-residents who are A liable to pay taxes in the town of Sals- bury, are hereby notified that the subscriber has received warrants t0 collect a town tax of nve cents on the d"llnr tis assessment list Tor 1880, and state tax of one cent on the dollar; and will meet them at the following times and places 10 receive said taxes, viz: at Milo Barnum's tavern on Thursday the 9th day of October next, from 9 to IF o'clock A. M.; at John Ensign's inn from 10 0 P. M. on said day; and at the store of Robert Ball on Friday the 7th of October. from o'clock to le A. M. and at the store of Sterling, Cha pin & Co. from 2 to 5 o'clock P. M. on said day; and at the store on Mount Riga on Sat- urday the 8th day of October. from to lq o'clock A. M. All persons who neglect this notice may expect to pay such fees as the law allows.
 GARIsA AvERILL, Collector.
 Salisbury; Sept. 8, 1881 IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15

At q Court cf Probate holden at .Salis5urv. in
 Me District cf Sharon, on te 5th oaav of
 Septem6er, 4. D. 1881, upon the Estase cf
 kuFUs R. DEMiNo. late cf Canaan, dec'd.'
 VIE administrator represents the estate IL insolvent, and prays the appointment of Commissioners thereon: Whereupon, order ed, that Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims ofthe creditors of said estate, he appointed at the Probate Office in Salisbury, on the 4th day of October. 1881, at nine o'clock in the forenoon: And that all persons interested in said estate may be no. tifsd thereof the administrator will cause this order to he published in a newspaper printed in Litchfsld. and post 3 copy thereof in two or more places in said Canaan.
 A true copy of record.
 IA SAMUEL CHURCH. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15
Collectors Notice.

A IL persons liable to pay taxes in the town 4 A- of Washington On the List of 1880. are hereby notified that the subscriber will attend to receive the State and Town Taxes at the store of Daniel B. Brihstnade. on Thursday the 29th day of September; from 3 o'clock until 8 o'clock PM. of said day. Also at the store of the late firm of B Byinston $. Sperry;. n New Preston, on Friday the s0th day of instant September, from o'clock until 12 at noon. Also at Judson & WhittIesey's store on said day. from 1 o'clock until s P. M.
 N. B. The conditions of collecting are such that # not settled on said days, fees will be- required for collecting immediately without
 DANIEL c. PLATT, Collector.
 washington. Sept. !. 1881 slA
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15
LOST.

nFF from load, BALE of COTTON " WICK (SS lbs,) between Hartford and Litchfield, on the Canton and New-Hart(ord road. Whoever will give the subscriber in- formation where it can be found, shall be suit ably rewarded.
 ..s,. ., NOBLE DAY.
 Net0- Preston, Sept. IS. 1881 ia
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis. :! trict of Litchfeld has limited and allow ed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate of
 Col. JOHN A. SEDGWICK, late of Cornwall, in said district, deceased, to exhibit their claims against said estate for set tiem"nt. All persons neglecting to present their claims within said time will be debarred a recovery.
 NANCY SEDGwIcK, Erecvtrir.
 ALBERT SEDGwicK, E1ecutor. Corns0alg, Sept. 9, 1881 IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15

At Q Court cf Probate holden at Kent. ,oithin and tor the District cf Kent, Sept. ', 1881. Estate of HENRY CHApMAN. late of said Kent;
 deceased.
 THE administrators represents the estate II insolvent. and Prays the appointment of Commissioners thereon: WhereupOn, Order- ed, that Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate, be appointed at the Probate Office in said Kent. on the 24th day of Sept. 1881, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon: And that all per- sons interested in said ast~se .s,.y he notified ihrrsnf. in: adnAiniatrator will cause this order to be published in a newspaper printed in Litchfeld. and post copy thereof on each of the sign posts in said Kent.
 A true copy .of record.
 NATHANIEL F. PERRY. Judge.
 All persons indebted to said estate, or who have personal property in their hands belong 'ng 10 tho same, are requested to make pay ment. and deliver over the property to
 IA FREDERscK CaITTENDEN, A9m'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15
NOTICE

VI 1VVxICL 9.
 s hereby given to the creditors of the estate A of ELIZABETH PHILLIPS. late of Canaan, deceased, that six months from the date hereof is allowed by the Court of Probate for the District of Sharon for said creditors % exhibit their claims against the estate of said Elizabeth.
 NIsUS KINNEY, Admin'r. Winchester, Aug. 27, 1881 sl4
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15
Steam Boat Notice.

THE Steam Boat SUPERIOR. Capt. San. "A ford. will continue to run as heretofore advertised until the is,h inst. after which time she will perform only three trips sveeklif leav- ing Ne,c- Haven every Monday; Wednesday. and Friday, at Il o'clock A.. .M.-and leaving Ne,c- York every Tuesday; Thursday and Sa- turday. at o'clock 4. M.
 POST COACHES will be in readiness on arrival the above boat to convey passengers to Hartford by way of Durham and Middle town as well as Meriden and Berlin. Passage to New Haven dollars-from New-York io Hartford dollars. Meals ertrd.
 The UNITED STATES, Captain Beecher, will continus to run as heretofore leaving New-York on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at ie o'clock (noon) leaving New-Haven on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sa- tufdays at ' o'clock F. M., and will take freight on the usual terms.
 JOEL ROOT. Ageae.
 Neio- HaUen, Sept. 8, 1881 tflS
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15

0"Ths communications of ?" Fstsr'' and "Omegu'I will meet with attention next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15

E0aTsee" ot the negroes engaged in the late iasur- ree''On tn Virginia, who were aPprehsnded and com @itted to jAl have already beeo tried and condemned to death The trial of several others was to come on immediately. At the Iates, accOuuts the leader Na, had not been apprehended.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15
NOTICE.

Salisbur,. Sept. 8, 1881
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15
THE ENQUTRER.
LITCHFEELD, sEPT,R I5. 1s9I.

N The 'or"'g" intelligence iu our paper to-day was received live or six days ago; and we had hOued before our paper went press that VIC should have hao 'or'hsr news. The suspense in which we are placed respecting the truth of the account or the Pc. ns" victory cannot however last long. Vessels are hourly expected at NewYOrk, which will either con- nrm or dsSpate the hopes of the friends of Polish freedom That the triumph may prove to be even ten times greater than is rumored must be the desire of every patriot heart-but we arc extremely appehen- S'e that the Poles will be overpowered at Warsaw.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-15

her'00ts of Religion |" Litchfeld COunty.-The last Connecticut Observer Sept 10, contains the fol- lowing brief notices of some recent revivas in this county, on authority in which tho editors "pace en- fire .s1 .eA1 ss.N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
March %

wlRGlNIA-At ruesholden in the clerks office Off,
" Superior Court Of Chanccry for the Lyuchtgg
district, the eth day Of March, 1s3l-Wiliam e.
Clark, PM. against Joseph Chiffon, James Benl.s
Richard Perkins, curator, admir- and exor of JJieo
Chiffon, dec. Raleigh Chiffon, Tucker w. Clark and
Edward q. Clark, Dcfts.
The defendant Joseph Chiffon, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to The ar,
oiAssenbly and the rules OF this coir and tappeafir
by satisfactory evidence that he is indlnt r
this country It is ordered that the said defendant do
appear hereon the te nth day of the term answer
the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy ofthis order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed 10 the
town ofI.ynehburg for two months successfully, and
posted at the trout door OF the house. N tie sad
town. copy-Teste,
J. WIIIS,CC
March II vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
Situation Wanted.

a GENTLEMAN, who can furnish sat- fac
N tory testimonials othis moral deportmen.
and qualification 10 teach, besides the minor
branches OF an English Education, English
Grammar, Ancient and Modern Geography
with the use OF the glohes,) Ancient aud Mod.
ern History, Logic, Rhetoric Moral Philosophy
aud the Latin Language. wishes TO get employ
ment, either as principal or assistant teacher in
some respectable school. Communications adj
dressed to A. b. c, New Glasgow, Amhers,
County, Va. will DO promptly attended to. It
is essential that the situation be healthy
March 1881. w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
TRUST SALE.

ln>T virtue ola deed OF trust executed To
~ me Subscribers by John Irwin, bearing
date the lelh day of January, 1929. recorded
IN the offices OF the county court Of Campbell
ana the HustUgs Court Of Lynehburg, to Sc
cure The payment OF a debt therein mentioned.
"'li he sold al public auction, on Monday the
I'm day of April, Tor ready money, If fair il
"'t the fist fair day thereafter, Sunday
excepted, al the residence of the said John
irs'n, IN the town of Lynchburg, all his house
mold ana kitchen furniture of every description
wha'e'ef' consisting Of many valuable articles,
among Which is ono Clock, one Mahogany
bureau, Two Feather Beds, Bedsteads and
Furniture, one Mahogany Dining Table and
one Mahogany Candle Stand Also, all The
o'hes properly conveyed 10 said deed,
So"s'S''"s OF horses, cows, hogs, corn, oats, &c
NC one cart and gear, three plonehs and
sea,, aho one negro man named Bob.
me trustees will convey such title only as
- vested In them b. virtue of said deed
JOHN r. ID. PAYNE,
GEORGE BAGBY
MIDI =" 20 LIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31

a \ court OF quarterly sessions continued March
~ for the county of Campbell, the l4h DAY semi en-
lS3l-IIarri.on Chiffon, complt. against Cation
Chiffon and ichafd Perkins, exor- OF Judith '"'
decd, deits--ln Chancery. ,.r entered
The DESCENDANT Stephen Chiffon, not having , 10 tho
his appearance and given security aceol"s ndt APP
act OF Assembly aud the rules of this COURT this
pearing to the court that he is not an m thr
State il is ordered, that he do appear here ere bill Of
second Monday in June next, and answer be IN
the complainant, and that copy of this orde. yn oG
serted in some newspaper published in the .ed AZ
Iyneiburg for two months saccessveiy a"o Unity, On
the front door of the court house OF TINS oo-"'
some day. copy. Snt,R. c C. {.
IuHN ALs''H-' Ven
March 2s