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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03
TO PERSONS ~ TIRGLNY -

Owning Military Lands in Kentucky.
1--we IN hickman county, Kentucky Columbus or Iron
BANKS on the Mississippi River; am the surveyor of tho
Virginia mii'ary Lands on State Establishment and have sur
since the death OF my predecessor Maj WIN Croehe nj ann
dSeh W number o persons owning those lands would
Willingly act 10: others who may think proper 10 entr e. their
business WIN me am probably acquainted with the
may ey want attention; and whether they enrov me mr. ot
"ou ADVISE lhe owners pay immediate attention IN tber
some OF winch have bccn paged their timber some have
e entered as warrant Lands and persons living on them
anu ac occupant laws OF our state may after while put the
owners 10 considerable expense trouble have anardsJ
many OF uoe lands well could without ba WING more
du'"y mere are large bodies of
"set ana nut lew persons living Them some with csses
Ou' moro SuaeTs not calculated their value There
arc zen o twelve miles of those lands near me of br
would advise the knowng il to he for their
sen small part say two three acres out of each
'uuo acre tract even al low price, am confident, that
III TWO or ee years would enhance value the balarrp
70 double or treble what the whole tract would be worth 20
DIS now IS PERSONS buying and settling on part would
take care OF the balance induce others 10 co,e , H.
neSnouThuod and that gives vale IN land
would act as agent for OF on the Cumberland
anu ieheSSee rivers, well south of Tennessee
""ie i've, on as good terms
ought 10 the business shall give references for recon,
meildatOnS am well known Kentucky and have some ar
P"anances native state, Virginia. if persons have nor
confidence IN me- no desire their BUSINESS
aSecSs am willing spend le in giving the owners OF
thoSe lands, this notice There are many Of The AIiary
Lands south of the Tennessee river tina, are n,cr
WIN oy treasury warrant Claims aud possession of the
Claimants or ten tenants, of which are not worth Law
sun IN the FEDERAL Court and If Congress disposed 10 do
justice towards the Officers and Soldiers of the Virri
Line, they should suffer the Withdraw Them aud o
cure scrip Tor the Of their Warrants or they will Ger
fanny be IN worse situation than those who neglected 10 locate
'heT warrants at all RICHARD TAYLOR, in.
Coi"nous' hickman county, Ky Jan. 20, 1884.
TOtIg
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
ECONOMY IN A FAMILY

| There is nothing tiiat goes SO far 10.
wards placing young people beyond
the reach OF poverty as economy in the
management Of their domestic affairs.
IL Is as much impossible 10 got ship
across the Atlantic with bali dozen
butts started, or so many holes in her
bottom, as to conduct the concerns of
family without economy. IL matters
not whether q man furnish little or
much for his family, if there is con.
tinuai leakage in the Kitchen or in the
parlour; IL runs away. he knows no,
how; and that demon, sonsfe. cries
more, like the horse leeci's daughter.
until he that provides has no more TO
give. Ii is the husbands duty to bring
into the house, and il il the duty Of the
ssife TO see that nothing goes wrongful.
" out of it; botsbe least article, how.
ever unimportant 10 itself, for il esiab.
fishes precedent; not under any pre-
teDee. Tor il opens the door for ruin 10
stalk in, and he seldom leaves an on.
portuniiy unimproved. A man gets
wife to look after bis affairs, to assist
him IN his journey through life, to edu.
cate and prepare his children for q
proper station in life, and net 20 dis.
sipate his property. The huabahd's
interest shSuld be The wife's care end
her greatest ambition carry her no far.
Their than his welfare and happiness 10 /.
sether with that Of her children. This
sho,sid be her sole aim, aud the theatre
OF her exploits is in the bosom Of her
family, where she may do as much 10.
wards msking fortune as be possibly
can 10 the counting rOons or the work
shop. lis not the money earned that
makes q man wealthy. Il il what il
saved fren his earnings. A god and
prudent husband makes q depot Of tl,e
fruits u his labor with his best friend
and u that friend Be not true 10 him,
what has be TO hope Ifhe dare NOT
place confidence IN the companion oI
his bosom, where is be % place Il! A
vile acts not for hefseIf only, bot she
- the agent OT many she loves, and shs
e bound 10 act Tor their good. and no,
Ior her owo qualification. Her bus.
baod's good is the end a; which she
shoaid aunt his appreciation IL her re-
wafd. Self qualification ia dress, o,
Indulgence N appetite, OF more compA
oy than his purse can cell entertain,
are equally perniciogs. The fast add,
vanity 10 ex,ravsssDeej The second
lasiens a doctors bill 20 . long batch
sr's accent; and thc latter brings in
temperance. ihe wors. u all evils, u
its train.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10
POLITICAL.
THE sLANDERER.

.iis an assassin a the midnight hour.
Urycd ON By Envy that With Footsteps soA
Ste.ls On The Iunaber Of Iasooence,
A.d with the dsrk drawn dagger Of the mind
thinks decp the crimson cusvcnt of the heart
LIS worm that erawis on Besuty's check,
LAKE the vile viper in . vale OF flowers,
Aid rsots la ambrosial blossoms there.
tbs coward IN cost of mail,
Ih.t wages var against the brave.
And like the long lc.a lizard
That viii mar the stout ones sleep
u Wounds The nobleA breast.
VI have seen this demon Of the socl.
This murderer Of the deep, with vsagc soft
And coontcnance serene rs Heavens own .ky;
vi have seen smile upon his brow,
But like The lightning from stormy cloud.
shock d the soul and disappeared In Darkness
! saw II tread upon the feeling Of one
" whom the world knew no harm,
And when he sunk bcneafh the mortal wound.
u broke into the sacred sepuiehrr
Aud drxggd its victim from the i,allowed grave
For public eyes tc gaze on. II hath wep, tliat
From the earth its victim passed away
Ere u had taken vengeance ON his virtues.
Yea, ! have seen this curved child OF Enyy
breathc mildcv on the sacred fame Of hin,
Who once had been his country = bencfactor.
Dance IN the moonlight Of summers sky
With savage Satisfaction.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10
FIDELITY.


One eve Of beauty, when the sun
Was on the streams OF Guaieiquiver,
10 gold converting one by one,
The rippies Of thai mighty river;
bcside me on the bank was seated.
Seville girl with auburn hair,
And eye. that might the world have cheated
a Wild, bright. wicked, diamond pair.
She stopped and wrote upon the sand,
just rs the loving sun was going,
With such \ soft, small, shining hand.
could have sworn twas silver flowing;
iier words were three, and not one more
What could Diana's motto b.,
The Syrrn wrote upon the shore,
Dxlrn, NOT INCoxsrAScY."
Aud then her two blue languid eyes.
80 tnrnh on mine, that devil take me.
sat the ar on fire with siei.s,
And was the fool size chose TO make NE,
81 francis would have been deceived
With such an eye and such hand:
but one week more, and & believed
As much the woman Is the sand.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10

10 abe United States 10 be treasoesblei
.9ssscsr.-Msch has been ssid aad
published 10 that eject, bot without
the least fosuslsties. I believe kaow
their proceedings perfectly, and that
every measure doos Or proppseds hes
been Published 10 the world. Ne one
act has ever been pointed ont. 70 my
knewIedgss - inconsistent with their
obligatioasto the U. States, nor wss any
such act ever contemplated by them.s
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10

All vie and hamosr. However excel.
lent IL nay Be 10 itself, which in the
smallest degree wounds the feelings u
another, iseoarse gnfesling horse play;
and ne person who ppssesses either
piety, grace. o. good manners. will
use sneh issts As are mosdeues 81
Geuisafi, bitter, poisoned. iaiurisus,
or which "a aay way. leave sting be.
bind them. - Bvrfo0.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10

Our Rail Observation-Disclosures
the heavy fsli Of sScw o. Sunday night,
we understand that the Rail Read
Carriages, preceded by . snow scra-
per, went Up 70 the Mills on Monday
morning az nine o'clock. as ussal, and
also conveyed the passengers for
Washington ~ far az the halfway
house. This is another proof, if any
were waiting, that fail Of snow pre-.
sents no interruption 90 travelling on
Rail Roads. = Bait. Gss.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10
wtNcnEsrKn. YEn. Q.

WfHcHEsTER, REn. y.
The esnal meeting on Monday was
well attended, aud much public spirit
seemed TO be manifested. The meet
Ing was opened by Richard w. Bar
ton, Esq. in q pertinent speech setting
forth It's object. &c. lie was followed
By j. B. Cooke aud A. II. Powell,
Esqs. Some diversity Of opinion vas
expressed as to the most proper course
ct proceeding. but ali heartily united
IN the praetieab'lity aud expediency
Of the undertaking.
IL 10 desirable 10 obtain from our
millers some estimate Of the quantity
Of wheat manufactured in the county,
and any Information thereon wilt b.
gladly received by any member Of the
committee appointed under the 6rs,
resoistiOn Of the meeting.--C Rcpu6.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10

lovs 70 be surrounded ~ . iet of
oilers when Am ia harrys Il leasns
me- 70 be patient.
love 20 BE- praised before ~ face, Il
makes me believe that am cot feel.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10

Isbrusgy. III Joe are "a At this sea
sen, there - no o<eaaion 10 send for
The doe'es--enly sfop eaiiag. Indeed,
upon general principles, L seems 60
me to be nistaks fes people, every
time there y say little thing she mai
ter eth then. to be raRning in suel
haste fsr ~the doetor." beeaass, IL Yen
are goiag ~ die, doctor can't help
yes and " yoa are not, thsre is ho
occasion lov him. forfhiy Meg.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10

The vanity of young men, in loviug
hne clothes and new fashions, And val.
niDg themselves by them, u one Of the
most childish pieces % folly that can
De, and the occasion Of great yrofase.
ness and uudoing of young men. Avoid
curiosity aad too noeh eypensiveness
70 yeur APPAREL; be e,u,ely, plain. de.
tent, eieagly, not curious, nor costly.
u y The sign ~ weak head piece t.
be SICK for every new fashiOs, OF "a
think himself the better ID IL, or III,
worse vi;hoct H.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-02-10

The most agreeable Of all eompan
ions is h simple, frank man, without
any high pretension to an oppressive
greatness one Who loves life, and
understands the use Of IFS Sbliging.
alike at 81 hours above Ell Of gold
en- temper, aud sseAdGast as 40 anchor
FOR such an one We gladly exchange
the greatest genius, the most brilian,
sit, the pruiOaBdest thinker.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
LATE IMPORTATIONS.

WYE have ,eceived and are now opening
~ our Spring assortment Of Goods, com.
prIsing nearly every article usually kept in our
line. hey consist IN part OF the follow ing
VIZ Hog Skins and all other kinds of Sau-
dlery' Surveyors Chains, Mathematical In-
s'ruments, table cloth, hair, whirewa h, and
pant Brushes, complete assortment OF Car
penlers, Shoepaker's, Blscksmirb's & Watch
makers Tools, Wire, lrum No. & to 20, Scythe
blades, Grass & Bramble Blates, Reap Hooks
Coxs gen1ine Curr,ing Knives, Copper Krt-
Ties aud lea Kettles, glue Pots, Dressing Box
es, Sugar Boxes aud Tea Caddes, Pole Axes,
Broad Axes and Haicheis. black, bright and
patent Augers, Guns, Rifles and Pistols, Br.-
tannia Coffee, Tea and Cream Pots and Sugar
Dishes. 10. l0x II. l2x ID, 10 l6 and
IL IL Window Glass. Manela Bed Cord
and Ropes sizes, Mil Screws, Sheet Lead,
&c. &c. DC.
We respectfully invi e our friends, Country
Merchants, Country Saddiers aud the public
generally IL call On us, where they will find
me largest and hes, assortment Of Goods ever
offered la this place.
IHEO. ROBERTSON T. Co.
N b he very best Anchor Boiling Cloths
constantly Tor SAT-. L. r.. & Co.
hprn Il I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
500 REWARD,

Nrl AN AWAY from toe subscriber, living in
- Richmond On the 26th day April, 1881, ,
III, uegro man named ADltAM. He Is between
twenty five snd ib,rty years OF age, OF black
color about Eve feet len or eleven inches higb
remarkably stout bull. ! purchased said A
BRAN on The Ola day Of the present mouth "a.
priD ofPetrr Sallngs of the county OF Rock
bridge. Abram Is wei, known 0" james liver
as a boaiman. as he his been employed ~ ,un.
nlng the rI,er for macy yeats. He wall IN all
probability he found lurk,ng eiher about
Lynchburg OF on the River
The above reward viii bc paid il be is lodg
ed in any jail in Virginia, 80 that can &c,
hun again. JOHN u. WILLIAMSON.
Nav o Ut
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REMOVAL,

HI subscriber has 'akeu ,he Bell Tavern
n at Nelson Court House, Uovings on, J
where he is now ready 10 receive a persons
VINO may favor him with their company, aud he
pledges himself to use every exettiou 10 give
the most general saiisfa cliou.
Ills house rs situated near the Court-House,
ana Is large and commodious. HIS stable is OF
of'cN' aud calculated to hold from forty to fly
nofse''-th's Is likewise ple"l,lully supplied
with graiu, fodder, &c. which. with the at,en.
hon OF good aud faithful servants, he natters
hi'nsSl will entitle him 10 patronage.
]. b. STOUT.
Nelson c. III Oct. 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
Great Bargains in
DRY GOODS, &C.

A RE offering al Nj, kee, Robinson and Co.'S
N Staple aud Fancy Store, opposite the
Ma,kel House.
CHECKED striped and Nemour Ginghams
BHttlste Dresses. beautifully assorted
CorIuihan aud Warsaw Calcors
Adelaide stiped d., very chesp
Fashionable chsngeable G,o dc Nap SILKS
Best black Italian LuIesi,lng
superior quality black Mandarin Grapes
Colored and black India Pouges for Riding
Dresses
Mamie cnop Nankeens Of superior quality
Linen Drillings, oil all descriptions
Black Lasting, G'ochelle, p,,nceIta and piunel-
Cloths, Csssineres, and superior Vestiups
Irish Linens, kentngs aud Thread Hakls
Superior thread Camb, Tics, al iow prIces
A splendid selection of Bell Ribbons
A general assortment OF Domestic Goods
The abovr are just to hand. purchased as low
as cash could procure them, and We respectful
~ invite our town and county friends To cal
aud examne them, as theprlce is unquesliona.
BILE.
April 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
CASSIMERES.

o pieces extra SINGLE mlll. very fue
do do new Spring Meriuoes, new style,
altogether
do Light brown
. do Dark do
40 Lavender, with black and blue of splen
did quality
Ana almost every thing suitable for GenIlr-
"'n summer wear, of the first nrder.-Suco
rs o'aIk' "ilve and brown Bomhn nes, sum.
mel Con, Imperial Curd, French D,iIlmy.
krgenl 90, drab aud mlxd Cashmoletts whit.
aud buff Saueens
estinss, Of splendid Patterns.
f'al", black " figured silk, best English whlte
b III and figured A'ersellles
hlte AMI buff Willing do
. pieces splendid vi ncias.
" Iht subscriber having been solicited no
many OF his friend, and customers TO urocuIe
Tor III Ir accommodation Stock of Goods In
ms l'l', aud having done sp-inyitrs them IN
can anu Examine the style OF Goods and prices.
Anu fetls assured they will not fail to reward
nun VIII their patronage. He has. ais =. IN.
i''fs' a"d most approved Loudon, New York
q fhlladelphia fashions & will receive thpm re-
gularll with any 4 every article in his line h,>
ing ""ae arrangements with some OF the first
anu most fashionable Tallors, aud also. some
OF Tue LARGEST importers in this Country. 60
that effect. - "
N. b. All orders IN his line will NEE, Will
prompt attention.
MAY = 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
May 5

Hes., U.Hiam Mckee & John q. Neem, Mer-
thaafs and partners, trading under The style
q firm Of Mckee j. .Meem,
NOU viii be pleased TO lake notice, that
Il shall, on the 3lsl day ci May, 1881, be-
tween the rsing aud the setting OF the sun OF
that day, al the Franklin Hotel in the town OF
Lynchbnrg, take the sfldayts OF Frederick
Harris IL Richard Gwsiknis, TO he read in e,-
idence on the trial OF an inJuucf ION now drpru-
dins aud undetermined IN The County Couit OF
Bedford wherein am plaintiff aud you are
defendants. IaD, &c.
ROBERT D. SALMONS.
May Q 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
Trustees BALE az In, tt,a

"a virtue Of deed Of irus, o,
'a and Richard 5 Ellis by John W.sa to It
pea ihg d"'e on the Goth dsy Of "ate, Ga
aud OF record in the Count, Co., hp,G. ls.,
we WI, on he 2sih day OF Ma, I u. Amber,
premises, sell by wa, VI puLlIe . 1851. On The
''l" tract or parcel OF land, win i',''" CT.
"atd IN the .o"msy $50 ~ ae,s',nOrs or t
,,ae, Of David 5 Garland ie a'"y''n's Ii.
Sen. BY Joha Lusk 'a'o John Ns,.
Ierms OF oale--One th,rd Of n.
money VIII De required in hand .as pnrtiiass
''due, credit Of 10 month. vii, a ha ,or The ,s.
purchaser wing bond .lfh ana no gwen, tho
sreuriy aud deed Of lrus on the Io p'r'on.
10 secure the payment thereof "e 'a"d ITSELF
he tile tc this land a. ST
our arnng as Trustees wr vi onIy c 70 oe good
lItle thereto as ia yesed,n convey such
irust aforesaid " Tue deed q
EDMUND EDMUND WINSTON
April q N''oi LEAD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
April 81
SPLENDID
Z OAU MES, GIGS, SC

= HiiE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line OF business
and, also. that he has made arrangements
which will enable him at all times, and at the
shortest notice, TO supply those who may favor
hun win their patronage with Coaches, Gigs,
baroncbes, or any other description of Car
'lag's. from Newark (N.J which is known
10 be the uery best MdnuJactory fsuch articles
IN The World Arrangement, have also been
made with manufactures in Philadelphia aud
New York, so thai any ordpr which may be
gwen can always he Immediately supplied.
The subscriber likewise continues TO carr,
m the Carriage making business, aud is pre-.
Jared to make Carriages of any description
"h'rh may b" wanted by those who prefer the
lame manufacture. He will also do any kind
II repairs on the cheapest terms, aud in the
most punctual manner.
HENRY Nj. DIDLAKE.
Ang 80 :.
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rHkElEa 3 .aes.
Ma

SNrollCE.--Bg rirint Of deed 81 ffai, r.
III eeaied 10 he subscri60 BY hfabsn Aar-
lin IN has ne iine, for ctr.ai" ptfPofss hsfft'"
Yaeaiionsd. i hall erpose 10 sale Al public nue-
ton, 10 The hightfi bnfief. Jor readq moHtV. on
the premists. on ne aeeosd day Of June nt1i, d
iYGet Of land, igiag al Nelson COUNT on NE aea-
fers OF Dsdeh Cfttk, containing iico hundred
A .tesp.v aeref. 1bis - Uaftabts Iarni 81 iis
.izt. AMI WsH nosihy The attention Of Gny pr
son ,sisaiag 10 buy such ont ite Improvement
a,e good .4tfug as irudse, 1 RH only BE- re-
.ponnbie for ,aeh Tile as u ussied N me bg faid
dsed. j. G.iRLfND.
Nay Ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
JOHN G.. SHELTON,
IAI1ONe

Que door ADORE Mr.. G. h. Taie's and opposiie
DR.. Hoget DnUieS's,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends.
n u customers and The public generally, thai
he has jps' retnrned from the cities OF N. York
aud fhll 'Jephia, where he spent some time
IN purchasing stock of Splendid Goods IN hi =.
hoe, such MS fine and snpe' tine Cloths, CASH
meIes, V'sunss, Trimmings. Stocks, Gloves,
Handkerchltis, &c. &c. All of which will be
sold very low for cash;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
500 REWARD.

ED UNAWAY from the subscribers residing
q Z III the county Of Buckingham, a negro
man MANSER aud his wife MALINDA.
Manser is about ordinary size, bete cen % l. 30
years Of age, complexion rather yellow; he has
"A large scar on his breast occasioned from
bun, when small he is harmless noffensive
nrgro Malinda is about the same age as the
man, of ordinary size, has very unComm
bushy head oil hair, rather Of Indian complex
lou, with some dark frrckles m her face. She is
very Intelligent woman and was principally
raised on kenawhs near The salt works. She
is we'll acquainted in the counties OF Bedford
and Giles. She was the property of Joseph
Evans, who owned SAID woman Two yehfs and
lived IN the county of GIles-Eyans purchased
her oil Brown aud Clastor, iynchburg. We
will give reward OF 500 each, II taken out O
the State, 50 that " gei them az ain or II re
ward Of $50 each il taken in the State and Sc
cured III jail 50 that we get them.
PONHAlAN JONES
ANDERSON ID ABRAHAM.
Backing ham, Feb. l8 BIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
Valuable Property for Sale.

ldfu06e Property for Sale.
IHNHE snbsciiber intending 10 remove 10 the
n country, will sell, to the highest bidder,
on Friday the ooh Of May next, the house and
LOT on main-slreet occupied by Messrs. Scruggs
" Bagby. the hose and lot at the upper end
oil Ma'n-sireei, lately occupied by Col. Lang
horne, the house and lots occupied by himself.
On r ederal Hill, and lot with two houses
thereon, on Cooke street, near John f. john
sons Persons wishing to buy are invited 10
view thus property before the day oil sale
leiuIs made kuown at sale
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON.
April % Ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

EnURSUANI to a decree vi the Superior
n Court OF Chancery, for the Lynchburg
D,stfict. rendered on the 2lst day oil October,
1880, La the cause OF Miller VS.. Bouldu. enc
utor of David Ross the Undersigned alarshAl
Of The said Court will sell. on thursday the 9th
day OF jane, 1881, fair, il not, the next fair
DAY, by auction, on six mooths crsdit, on the
premises, in the county of Campbell, 50 much
Of the land belonging TO the estate of David
Hoss as will discharge the sum of $ls23 10
Lents, with the iaterest, costs of suit and sale.
i. A, H0LCOMBE, NJ.
HayS wittds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
To the Public.

"a 'HE Proprietor OF the Mineral Springs i'm
a medlately IN the 'Icinny Of Lynchbu,g,
is noW pr spared 10 receive visitors.
HIS pr,,es for The seRson, are as follow, viz
For families Of five OF more persons So 90
For do oil less than five 90
For one person 90
/ oI Transient visitors I'll
ALL IN 3DPANCE.
His Shower BAH Is IN neat ordsr-Bis
price for single bath vii be- l2d cents, ard
tor the season three doliars-in advance.
JOHN RICHARDSON
May u
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ENYlC u

yEy FORWARN all persons from trading for
OF taking Bond (nr any pat Of The Oh
iigaiion) Of Twenty five Dollars, given 10 Mel
500 Charleston. by nv, for horse, aud due
September nett ~hifh horse he sold me for
sound horse, aud he is no, aud .ss not when
he solj han 10 ne, and for that reasop, ! viii
not ply ~. kOBEhl hEthokl
April II. NV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

MfekEE. ROBINSON & Co. beg leave to
~ inform the Planters aud Countr, hIer-
chants that they are al all times suicilons 10
Barter Tor country produce. aud to give the
highest cash price tor Wheat heretofore.
Aprtl l.