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 PARTITION OF THE EARTH.

PARTITION OF THE EARTH. When love had encircled our planet with light, And had roli'd the proud orb on it's way, And had given the moon to Hume it bg night, afd tHu bright sun to rue il by day, The reign of its surface he found to agree, With the wisdoin which governed is plan; He divided tic earth and apportoned the sea, And he gave the dominion tolnan. The hunter he sped to the forest and woods A nd the husbandman seized on the plain; The fisherman launched his canoe the flood, And the merchant embark cd on the main The mighty partition was finished at last,
 When figure came listessiy on; But fearful and wild were the looks that he cast When he found ti.at the labour was done. The men ofdisorder tie wreath which he wore And the phreazy that flashed from lis eye, And the Tyre of ivory and gold that lle bore, Proclaimed that tllc Poet V as= II gil.# And he g,ished ali in tears at the fatal decree To the foot of the Thunderers throne. And complained that spot of the earth or the Had been given thebard as his own And the Thunderer smiled at his prayer and his Tho he mourned the request vas too late; And he asked in what regions the poet had been When his lot was decided by fate. |" Oh pardon my error, he hnmbly replied, < Which sprung from vision too bright; Nv soul at that moment was close at thy side Entranced in those regions of light r. hung on thy visage, 1t basl q in thy smile
 And 1t rode on thy glances of fire; And forgive, if bawildered and dazzled tho while, It forgot every earthly desire. The earth, says-tAc Godhead, z Is portioned a.
 way,
 And cannot reverse the decree; but the heavens arc mine, and the regions of day, And their portal is open to thee.,
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'statesn'en.-Ihe true genius that conduets a State E he who doing nothing himself, caases every thing to be done, he eontriyes, he lore. sees the future, he reflects on what is past; he distributes and proportions things; he makes early preparations, he necessarily arms iinself to struggle against fortune as rapid stream oi water; he is attentive, night and day. that he may leave nothing to chance.
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JFafer Proof Leotter.-ln fhis season of tho year the following process fer rendering leatAs. water proof may be acceptable to our readers Take of rosiu l6 lbs. of taIlow 5l lbs. which are to be boiled together in ono gailon of lIa seed oil until the rosin is perfectly dissolved and mixed with the tallow and oil; to this add it lb. oi spirits of tarpentine, about an# ounce rubbeF. This eompositionissi situated lorfabbing idto the soies Of boots and slices, and Nj render tfeja perfectly water proof but for the upper Ieallers of such articles, and for harness and otIerltah. CT, the following conpositionis proposed: Take neat's-foot oiione gallon, oftalow 1t lbs. o hogs iard II lbs. which being boicd together u6ta perfectly mixed, must be allowed to cool; and af ter its having hecome cold, add to the compost tion ; lbs of the spirits of turpentine,ia which 2oz. Of caoutchouc or Indian rubber has been dissolved.
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Notice.
W anted

A Tthis Office, as an APPRENTICE to the Print as "A ing business, smart, active lad of laor \. .' years of age who can read and spell tclerahv Hen, and IS of good moral character.
 Jan. :.
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about tfse wisdom of which, tie peona .ss'.s, sa, to De iucredoiois. Gen. itoot of New sss'1s' ", NC sec, is elected; he would make q ooad o'A' echiseT, should he undertake the tasl17 s,a 'a'' advise the Congressman ciccf to sre,s5 as coming eightcen months in getting a,3sWsss 'l'e rote, for the pithy interfogatories wI,isl' ~, probably De put to hitn.- :. $. sst tegl. Iii
 Sympathy or fhe Elsphaak.--A few alass
 fosemS arrival at Enon, 9 ~ oi elephants came down one dark and ss. .sssp nigbt, close to the outskirts of the vilIaee p missionaries heard them believing and =palia ae Ean extraordinary noise fora long tine .ssl upper end of the orchard; but knowing well l now dangerous 1t is to encounter these an;as, lin the night, they kept close within their boas es till day ay-break. Next morning, on examine. the spot where they had heard the elepbaatseS 1 they discovered the cause of all tliis noetuns, uprear. There was, at this spot, q litehh as trench about four or five feet il width. and n.s. ly fourteen feet in depth, which the ndustr,aas missionaries had recently cut through the banE Of the river, on purpose to lead out tie waas Ito irrgate some part oi their garden ground and to drive corn mil. Into this trench. wb,cb was still unfinished and without water. one of the elephants had apparently fallen. for tho marks of his feet were distinctly visible at the bottom, as well as the impress of his huge boay cn its sides. How he had got in was easy < conjecture, but how, being once in, he had eyer contriyed to get out again, was the marvel py his own unaided efforts 1t was obviously imnos sibe for such ai1 animal tto have bsa i sell. Could Inaccuracies, then. lave assste1 him? There can be little question that tbev had; though by wlatmeans, unless by hauljps him out with their trunks, itweuld not De ease
 10 conjecture. And in eorroboration of tbis
 supposition, on examining the spot nlyself.
 found tie edges of the trench deeply ihdentea
 with numerous vestges, as il the other ele. phants had stationed themselves on either side. some of them kneeling, and others en thelr feet, and had thus, b} united efforts, and probably
 failures, isee tiiisssiieky bro. ther out of the pit.
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E If the branches of a yourg tree, issuing at and above requisite height, be madeby prun- ing to diyerge from the trunk in nevery direction above the horizontal and the interior of these be carefully kept from any interference with each other fora few years. little pruning will ever afterwards bez necessary.
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Xhclr management 6ic.--yNotes on Joaintaias, sIzE AND AGE FOX TR4sNsPLAN NrINa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

frerr ar: VHtdu RHf PdIr!fr ard Gia-ie-. No. IL
South EigAth Stroe,. IAaSciosiG. .insust 81 isss6
DEAR SIR-About year AMI half ago was dread
my afflicted with rheumatism. what physician
ell Rheumatic Isout; pains great hat would
be Impossible for mo Ia description: they
nccr known by those labHurine under RhcumatS. than
can lc deCTd had neither slcep dny
when took the Poadcphs India Extract. according To
tine dircons with very singular success; after taking few
doses got To sleep. aud slept we'll continued the OF
tho ES;rac; pills and tho pains gradually hen me rested
well during the day. and Ind refreshing sleep during
night; and continued 10 get Letter I'll col perfectly well.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
EDUCATION.

NY school wall be conuuuod tho eEsu;us year.
lVA My ca urSe of instruction will comprehend the
dr"ek and Lam Languages, English Grammar.
hrg'Eh g. mr"s.tIor, Geography, with the use oi
Maps and G'obcs, Ma'h" MATES and Ari'hinruc.
The scl"'l will commence Mona". tho aith Of
January, 1854, and trrunLa ou the lOih day OF DO
mb'r following. Fh,rr viii be Il vsculion of four
v'cES, commencing On the iolh day OF June. The
a"s:gr for board tuition. washing, lodging and fuel
"i Oe Que hundred aud tea dollars, payable one hG,
IN the day u! Jane, 1881, and the other half on
he list ut DccU uihcr following.
Ia" discipline oi the :thn"l Viii be parcn Il. and
~ mnci, core ard &uda"s, Will BE- ,x'cndcd TO boys
c"riici I" my ins.ructiCn tu NY children.
ny residence IL remote FUN The haun!s OF vice
and immortality, aud remarkably il, alhy. /, is sius
ted ~ the county OF LuusN - miles iian R:,hnond
and the hHc distance from Fredcticksbut The
stage from F:cdrrics burg Cattersvtllc passes h,
my residence. and that from Richmond to Ila sss n
burg within q short distance Of IL.
Letters To IN" should be- directed To Gar,ncr' -
Roads Louisa" WM. NELSON Juu'r
ROY 9-in.tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
LEES
LEES
CELEBRATED d, HIGHLY LUPROVEL
FANNIE NIDDTC7HIES,

4 EES Aou-Bors Pills, admirably adap1ed L,
II carry of supcrilunus bile. and to prevent H.
morbid sccre;ions. Prce % and - cts. por box IN
tin boxes
LEES Worm Lczcrgcs, : certain and powerful
remedy for destroying all binds Of worms. Price 50
cents per box, in TIN boxes.
LEES Elixir certain and clccrual remedy for
obstinate colds, coughs, weak s;oinlchs, Sc Price
81 per bottle.
LEES Sovereign Ointment Tor ihe Itch warrant
cd TO cure rem application free from mercury or
any perDlcous ingredient. Price 37I cents per box
LEES genuine Persian Lotion, renders the skin
dcllcateIy soft and smooth, improves the complexion
Price 80 cts per bottle.
LEES Essence and Extract of Mustard an inCal
IIbie remedy for sPra;ns, bruises, rhcuma;s:n numb
ness. &c. Price S per bottle
LEES Lip Save. Price so cts. per boz
LEE 3 Nervous Cordial, or Grand Restorative a
most valuable medicine for great and general debit
~ nervous disorders, less Of appetite, &C. Price -
per bottle.
LEES Agco and Fever Drops, warranted 90 cure
II taken according TO directions. Price 10 cents Dor
bottle
LEES Indian Vccetajln Specific certain and Of
icctuaI cure for vonefcal and gUnorhG.d. Price q
each, box and bottle
LEES Tooth hcb Drops. which 1--WE immediate
relief. Price so cts. pcr bottle
LEES Tooth Powder wbcA ceausrs and bcout
lies the teeth. Price SO eta. por bottle
LEES Eye Water, a certain cure for sore cvos
Price SO cts. per bottle.
LEES hnodyne Elixir, for tho cure of head aches
'icSl per bottle.
LEES Corn Plaster, for removing and dcstroyirg
>ofas' Price so etc. per packet For snlc nv
Dow CLAW II G. MrNEiIhRA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
Winter Goods.

spOiN'i', duilil, aud fancy striped blankets
81. 81. 1911, Ill, i2-.l. and hi. rose, do
some very superior, oi our Importation
llarr's blck, and dark mkt kcrscys, for negro
Dark striped lnsry, Tor negro womcn
\ large assortment al G.ntlemen's Tartan piaid
caniGcl aud plaid cOmbict cluahs
Do do of Ladies circassiin, imitation Marine,
ard silk TO
Red tlahncls of every quality; of our impcr-
tail ~ nj very superior quality
Wltc TO Go do
Low priced dark MKT sattncts
Superior Oxford, steel, cadet and princes MKT do
larg" assoc mcn: of cloths and crssimcrs OF eve
~ CUl,ur aud quality
For sale. on very favorable terms. by
T.. s. l. JAMES 81 co.
doc ll-Stt AJortot S,n,,c
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TOBACCO TRADE.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
VNHE following Garden Seeds are warranted f,esb
= and genuine, and are believed to be eouol 70
any offered IN this Market. Persons dcsirous of oh.
tanning such SEEDS are respectfully invited to CALL or
send their orders to the Subscriber who is
receiving fresh Medicines Paints Oils Dvc-stnfFS
&c. all OF which he sells on most renson,k In ,orn,s
Richmond, Jan 22I, 1891.
ASPARAGUS, Common; Giant.
BALn, Lemon.
BEET, Long Blood Early Turnip; Yellow ,r,rni,
GARBAGE, Early York; Early SugarloaG Red Dutch
Fiat Duch; large York; Large London Do,i.rs.n
Great Drumhoad; Green Globe SAVOY: Yellow Soro,,
CARROT, Long Orange; Lemon; Altnnobnrn
CELERY, White Sold; Rose Colored.
CaEss, Cu.iej
CucuMnER, Early Frame Lorg.
CAULrFLowER, Early,
ENpyE or Succory.
EGG PLANT, Purple.
kali, Green Curled Scotch
LETTUCE, Early Rose Imperial, Brown Du,cb
Ice COss; Madeira. '
MELON, Citron; Cantelopc.
MAHGEL WUnTzEL.
NAsTURTTUM.
oNioN' Rcd; White Portugal Modcita.
PAHsNIr, Large Dutch.
|. PARSLEY, Double.
PErPER, Squash; Cayenne.
PEPPER GRASS.
PUMPKIN. Yellow.
RAnrsu, Long scarcti Scarlet Turnip; White Tur,
MP -
RUTA BAGA.
SATISFY or Vegetable Oyscr.
SrMBLIN, Early Bush.
SPINACH, Round
BEANS, Yellow Week; Small Lima; Case KniG.
Dutch; Early China; Bush.
PEAS. Early May Early Weeks; Earv WosI,
ington; Mnrrowfai: Blue Prussian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

Ivy bic for table usc--iust received from
Augusta Cornty--for sale by SCOTT g. FRY.
feb It
"A j rules held IN the clerks Office of Meckenbura
county court, on the Sd day Of January. Ig3i,
rster T. Furgerson, pitt, against Sarah HnnsordJ
william Turner, aud Susannah his wife Daniel FIN
ZIer sen, BenJamin Frazier Elizabeth Frazier, Alex
jun, Thomas II. Furgcrson, and Homer v. Fur%crs
son, dfts.--IN CnANcERY sf
>, 1ho defendants, Daniel Frazier, SEN, Beninnin
Frazier, Elizabeth Frazier, Alexander FrszIeS g.
sannah Frazier, Daniel Frozier, Jun, Thomas TT
Furgereon, and Homer V. Furrcrson NOT hnvinc,
entered Their appearance according 10 tho me-, ~
Assembly md The rules Of this court and II nnncor.
,ng sa't'"co.y That they arc not inhabitants Of this
o.c, I motion 81 the plaintiff by his attorney, il is
oFdcTed hnt The SAID defendants DO appear hero On
lno ist day Of March court next, and enter their
Appearance md answer The plqinI~s bill and I'm,
copy Of ths order DO inserted in orc of tho nows
papers printed IN thc town of Petersburg, or civ .,
Richmond, for eight weeks successfully and nos,od
copy. Teste,
JOHN @. BAPTIST, y, g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

W|
go
THE Subscriber hns inst roco;yed tho
ru,; -, ~ J'' iNNN4'Su 'iiS
Cnlgne
FloTida
o. r, ! W..
Ro,onnd
Honey
A,on,,,;o ,,;,o,.I-
Vino1ar of roSys
RouGe in nofs
I'm Save
Teeth norvdor
EnrIisI,
French and Washing and ShayIuz Soap
American )
Superior Preston smelling salts
Flesh hair,
Teeth and : Brushes
Shaving
Eye cups
Silver pens
opera glasses
IsPers and matches
binstIc seatons
10 nipple shields
DO stomach tunc5
maccassar
unique LOIs
bears and
Rose
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RECENTLY COLLINS d. co.

RECENTLY COLLINS d. Co.
Jus, received by Il. /. SAITH. 80
THNHE Young Ladies Book; A Manual of Elegant
u Rectcaticrs. Exercises and Pursuits.
The Etle Gals own Book. Ry Mrs Child, An.
thor OF lluaGicl and Editor of tLo Juvenile Misc.-
lRnv.
Tie History of The Bible u, tho Rev. G. Il.
Gleig; beng The i2Ih No. Of Harrer's Family Iii
biary
~ Several other new works viii be opened II
ne conree of tho day. ias,.
J.4T.1 COffEE.
p p Bags very fine old Java Coffee has been IL
4 - years IN the W0lc House. London for sa 10 by
ian 81, IT OTIS. DUNLOP & Co...
Winter Strnincd Lamp Oh.
Bbls. Winter Strained Lamp OIL. new, and
e| i"r sale ny J. II. EuSrACE.
jan u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

.ME.uORL1LS OF BISHOP HOB.IRI.
VEWELVE Funeral Sermons. delivered in New
II York, and elsewhere on occasion of the death
of the Right Rev John Henry IIob4 IT. d. d. Bishop
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. in the State of
New fork-'o which will be preixSd, a sketch CT
the lite and character of this eminent Prelate with
Portrait from a valuable original Painting to be en-
graved bv an eIniUent Artist.
The Work will be printed in handsome style, and
delivered In black CLOTH at the low price of one dol
lar. Subscriptions received by
doc COLLINS @ co
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From Mr. Utiss.
DEAR SIR beg leave inform you that have been
Tor thcc several months affected with such violent pain,
IN my hips and legs and swelling OF the joints thar
could not rest day night nothing that applied gave
relief until neighbour Of mine informed oil Ind
Extract having pciiormed many cures for n box.
which wonderful relief; and by n.nz boxes aud
ball. nm Us well life.
Your obedIent SER mt. J. WELSH.
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S4Oo REWARD.

- AM authorized 10 offer reward oil goo
~ eaeh, fof The apprehension aud delivery 10
me. OF n my deputy VIM. Carter. ~ Richmond
cay, OF Leroy Jordan and Charles Unieig who
were out upon bail. and have broke their re
cogaizaness. b, a failure 10 appear al the Cir.
cut Court OF The United States ~ Richmond,
upon a charge of forging the declarations and
other documents fpr obtaining the pay Of Ger
tain soldiers Of tho Revolution aud against
v HON rue bill. we're found Ny the 6raod Jury,
at the last term Of the aid coUri.
! am informed thai the aforementioned LIE
roy Jordan sas a resident, from his birth oil
Bedford county = frot1 ID TO 90 years oil age,
about 8 fec u OF B inches ia height, stout. heavy
built. full lace shor ncck, large round head,
blaek hair. and hrasy black beard. am also
informed, that Charles Wbhei, was Tor The
last % or % yam. restdent Of SAID county
of Bedford u rom 40 to Is years Of age,
nearly ia lret IN beigai, slender and stfaighi
built. thin visage. light complexion, gsntsel
ia bis appearance, AMI of iusInuaing manner
JOHN PEGRANl, Marshal
Of the L. D. lot the h. DistIici OF Va.
Jan b. 2in
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KHtlE subscriber respectfully iae
- public that he has now ~. informs lie
realty splendid articles in his line a a sa, soR-
and, also; that he has made n1,.a ""'loe',
s SaS" VIII enable him at all times sss
him with ,ber 20 supply those who NAV f. a. n,
bafouches, or any other descrin',sae'' ,Glg
RACES from Newark, IN. J1 wh,e S" 81 Cst
TO be the very best Manataetory ON, ,on Is known
IN The wortd. Arrangement, ~ .aeh aftieis
%~ y W manufactures in Pbisdr G'iG BEN
gwen si 80 sH n any ord'r which @as aud
The subscriber likewise cnni;a supplied
on The Carriage making business TO cary
pared 10 make Carriages of anv a d"u Is pc,
~hlrh may be wanted by those who uesef'pn0D
h,me manufacture. He will. also d. prefer pat The
u ., repairs on the cheapest terms, and ' Agd
Aug. 80 w. oioLAkE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10


William b. REID, Thomas j, Reid, Nd
ministraters of John Reid, deceased,
Joseph Gsdd, Senior, aud Robert
G.. Cutler--
<HAkE NOTlCE-Thst. on Thursday the
- 9th day Of April nei1, between The ris'
ing and setting OF the sun, 81 tue h"elhng
house Of Andrew MeCally, 10 the cooniy of
| Orange and STATE nf North GaTo'ins, | shall
prooeed 20 take the Dispositions of Andrew Me
! Gully aud others, aud II mol finished % that
day viii continue frUm day 10 day until com
pleteJ. Aud on Ihprsday TN day Of Aptl
merit, between tie rising M setting oi the sun,
nj the dwelling house OF Nathan Williamson, ~
Dle county ~ Cass l., hnd 5fHts al North Car
nlms shall procees ts Ak the dsposli'on. OF
Nathan VIII smson, Fteeman Lea,h Hnd Ara.
rieh Crave, Is tst blfkff aud others aud 81
not hnisb,d on int da,, will continue from
day 10 day Vnii completed And that on
netnesdsy The 10Th day 4 April, between the
rising AID s'ttmg OF the Sun, ~ the ioli-bou'e
uf the Danvil'r bfidee, IN 'he county oil PiiByl-
wanna and State OF Virginia, shall proceed 20
Ike the dcp0siIions OF jams Wilder and swift
Williamson aud others. Aud on Iidav the
I'D dav OF Aptil ufYf, belwe.n the Ising and
sff,iug OF the sun, ~ tue tavern house OF joan
Is. stout at Nelson Courthouse, anj State OF
Virginia I will proceed to- take the iePositl0ns
OF ! Hiui' wynn anu oiheit Hha u 3 OF H"bneu
IN that day, viii cnnilnns from day TO day
Until completed. Aud on Friday 2yiI day o.
Aud next b'Iwcen the fising and setting OF
the sun, at the dwclimg honse Of William Il.
flumpt, IN the losn Of Nh,nesborough, ~
the county Of Augusta, aud sifto OF rguiH,
Will proceed u take tie tcpOstiOus OF Msrttu
Bush aud samuel Slrel aud others aud II no
finished on that uay. Will continue from day 10
day untl completed. 10 be read as evidence 90
sdlt III ChanceTy, no" deprnfiltg 10 tue
Chantcry Dlslrict touti, dlden IN Lynch
burg, in which am PLAIN Nj aud you ar De-
iendans when and where yoa may attend
should 500 think proper.
respectfully, yours,
HENRY, patper, son Of Esther.
March 2. wis
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- Y virtue Of deed OF trust executed TO the
- sub cribers by Oliver McRey Ids, and of
record ia the clerks Office of the County Cour,
OF Campbell, they will proceed. on Friday The
sixteenth of March, eighteen hundred and lhir
y one, al the house where Oliver McRey olds
now resides, about eigh' miles 10 the east Of
L'nchburg,'o seIl,to Che highest bidder for cash
ten saves, consisting of mon, women and cbil.
dien. Iha subscribers are authorized by the
deed TO sell privately, aud they viii lie so. if a
purchaser should offer. The slaves are said TO
BE- young and valuable. The subscribers sell
lng as trustees, will convey only such tile as
Is vested in them, The title is, however, be-
leyed to be unquestipnab'e.
WASHINGTON HUNTER,
JOHN b. DABNEY,
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&C.
Jan. 10

HE Subscriber returns his thanks % the
N public for the lIbe,al encouragement he
has heretofore received, and hegs leave "a IN
form them that he still ,ontnues to carry on the
S ADDLERY AND HARNESS MAKING
BUSINESS IN all Its various branches, and
VIII punciually attend to ali orders with " hlch
he may be favored.
lie has on bend, very general assortment
OF Ready Work. Consisting OF Saddles,
Brides Matimgsles, Fancy Carriage anu
Gig Harness, made by the hes, workmeo,
Carryall aud Wagon Harness Buiialoe Robes,
&c. &c. all Of which are now offered Il, the
most reduced prices, AT his old stand, on Mann
Sire, {, d few doors above Mr.. John HoIlins,
nex' door below Smith, Bag"ell y Co. aud IN
the same house occupied by Richard S. I'll.
den, us Tuner Shop.
JOHN BOYD.
Jan. 81 w3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10

Rules holden ~ the Cleric M,
- sfthe Superior Court ofChancery for ,hs oage
burg district, The LIST day of November is:,oInei
nancey aud Margaret Z. Burton, admrx of Jobp n
burton, dec. Pitfs. against Patrick 7. Burton Snaa
Dens. "''chel,
Ahe oeiehdant Thomas Mitchell, not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 a. 80
Of Assembly aud the rules of this court and il
Jug ny satisfactory eyideuce, that he NOT an lnhabi
tantoi this country II is ordered that the said defend
an do appear here on the first day of the next term
and ans" the bill of the plaintiffs, and that a cop,
Of TINS order be Forthwith inserted in some
prin'ea in the town of Lynehburg, for two month,
suecessey and posted al the front door of the eourt
house, IN the .ad town. A copy--Tsste,
Jap27 Yem
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LAND FOR SALE.

Z NI5H % sfII Iraci oil land y ng IN Am
- herst county, ionr miles from The Court
GUS, ON Buffalo River, adjoining the lands
oil Col Pierce, Mr.. 1nos. Applng and Others
GonrnIDng one hundred aud seventy acres
nearly one malt ia woods part OF which is In 81
thtf tobacco land. This land is OF The best
quality 10 that neIghborhood, the dwelling
mouse Is a very comfortable one, 3 rooms below
with n porch, Two rooms above STAIR, two good
stone chinueys, and Is certainly one OF III,
handsomesi situations IL Amherst county, com
Portable out houses, good apple orchard aud
abounds with The best OF sprn2S Mr. john
ID Hard in The ncighhorhood, OF Mr.. Gideon
Gooch. who lives on the place. will shew-it to
any person wishing 10 purchase. Terms &C.
commOdating ~ AN anxious to sell and would
take in exchange lands in Ohio.
&. TIMBERLAKE.
Feb. 10 ids
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March 8

n s4fiE unde' signed Commissioner appointed
- by tue county court Of Amherst TO Sc ! the
real aud personal estate Of Fleming IL. Dun
can, decd will sell The same on the premises,
in the County Of Amherst, near Pedlar Mills,
on lhs2d day Of Aprh next, 90 the following
terms, TO wit the lands, containing 200 acres
on a credit OF one ana two years-Ihe Negroes
nine III number, on a credit of Is months.
Bonds with approved security will be required.
The Negroes are mostly young and very likely.
JAMES d Wis,
CHAkLES l.. DAVIS, Comrs.
IHUN. EUBANk,
March z ~