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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13
THE STATES.

Ne,C Yort The Legislature Of New YORK
assembled at Albany on the 9th insl.-LIe"t.
Gov. Lig.ngslJn took The Char OF the SENATE
and George r. Davis, Esq. was elected Speaker,
Of the II Off toy Throop's Message. Ike
mast Documents Of the same character, r. Gu
s,red for its absurd prolixlty
uoryl1ud. daniel Martin, (Clay) i'flacted
Governor Of Mary land, without opposition ''ee
Thomas Carroll k,ng. (Jacksonian')
Mar Jsrse1.-Ihe Clay Congressional "cH-
., !, this State, has succeeded by majority
Of from u to 1900 over the JAG kson'"n
Ohm The election for u. 5 Senator IN
,,ac. fJ,dpe Buruet, who Declines look
nIace ON thu 29tb ult AM the vote on tue 'i'''
,.llo, stood thus For Thomas Ewing (o'ay1
a Al,csiah I. Williams (Jacksonian) OIL f'-
ward King (Clay) ?. Mr.. Ewing IS a gen'e-
man of high standing at the bar and a '"'f
,,ab co,og friend of Mi Clay. On mo a''he
dan. John c. Wright e. the thorn IN me Mug
cid. =, vn. elected Supreme Jadge o. ONO
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CONGRESSIONAL SYNOPSIS.

Ssnoi-.-Ihe trial OF Judge Peck is sill pro-
crossing. All the witnesses on the par of the
prosecution hive been exam,acd Nh. Mcri-
dith has made the opening speech IN defence
OF Jad.e Peck, aud the witnesses on the part of
the accu ed are now undergoing examination.
i he other business before This body Is prlscl-
pally ora local aud nnimporlnnt charsct,r.
Rumor, however, says, that, IN secrei session,
they are cpgaged in an important enquiry reIa
tive 10 the rgat assumed aud exercised by the
President, TO negotiate aud conclude a Treaty
wlth Iurkcy, when the Ministers who nego'ia
Senate A secret article III that Treaty Is
sait, al.o 10 be exceedingly objectIonnble. as
BEN. Of highly offensive character To Russia
Tue House of Representatives. have rescinled
the resolution, winch required The attendance
Of that body IN the Senate Chamber, durlng the
trial OF Jadge Pc ck.-A resolution, Introduced
by Nh Chiffon, enquirue into the cxpedlency
oil adopting some regulation by which mem.
Der, of Congress shall not receive ply on such
days AS they are not in actual attendance, eS-
cept they be absent by reason Of sickness, or
by leave of the House, was adopted, i57 to q.
Tic bill for the relief Of Jauos Mon'oe i. still
under consideraion-and will. We hope, be
fpullg dispose Of during this session OF Con
gress. one way or the other lihe has "A Mad0W
Of claim on the public treasury, lei it be settled.
l,is own situation and the Character OF the
country like de mand IT.
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Dry Goods auA Ciotlhing
AT COST.

YpilE snbso,rb'r.. ebou' 20 di.'"lv' C"par'.
ner.h,p, OIL, her STOCK Of Ci"th'"g aud
D., Goods ~ Cost Amuasst their assortment
ri pry G;aats. th-v nav o. hR"i gn,n IL,
Of WooIlrn nnt Cotton btmrsiic-, Brori.
clarhs. Ca,,,neit., s.. &c. Their a.snttmrnl
OF Clp'hmg Is cstensivr. anphg.3 "e,rh ar
6ae Cloth IL Cas,rnrt Gnas, fan'aloons. Nrts.
Snrtoai aud Erock tnata. Plaid aud Ghmb'sf
Clocks some oi superior quality, krnf- IN ZIG
Gnsts, Seal Skin Caps aud variety 81 "ih"f
nitcles, all OF which they will positively sell at
1iAhl ~ DANis'
Jan. ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

Whrat has Id ms high as ~ cents this week
la Flour the transact ons are few, owing 10 the
small qunntty coming in. The i"'r quotations
would be from 81 81 TO -.
Corn !. ssarce. aud selling from 50 p to Q
sc. Com Meal % ~ 10 cenls the bnsheL In
tobacc 60 there Is no chang, and yer, IIlile do
ing
Pork is still held nj ST. though sales Of largo
parcels have been made The last few days at
hom % IS to ) 10. Small lots ARE selling at
from 50 10 10 "a, Not many hog, !" market
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hmherst County November Court, 1880.

dmherA County youember CouH, 1880.
William Cnnron, Plaintiff,
against
MicaJah Camden and Samuel NJ Gnrlnud defendants
James Gnr'und Plaintiff against Mcaj1h Camden aud
Samuel VI. Garland, Defend tais-in Lbauesry.
Tho defendant MicalHh Camden not having suter-
ed his Appearance aud given security according
to the nct Of Assembly md tho rules Of this court and IL
appearing by satisfactory evidences thai he 10 NOT
lnbhbitnnt Of this countryit "A ordrruJ that thu
sad dofrDdint do appear here tho let day OF March
next, and tho bill of the PITTS aud that
copy ui this order be forthwith inserted news.
paper prnted the OF Lynehburg for two onths
successgiy and posted te front door vi the
house Of tins county.
copy-Tosts,
ARTHUR d. DAVIES
Jan. - WV
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Yrast Sale oI A,anA.

NJ vir'n" ni hred Of irnst executed 10
- the snhscf'ber by VILLAIN l. Morris. b.ar-
ing date the lAh October, 1870, and duly 70.
corded IN iha county court oi II my. for crr-
tnin purposes therein mentioned | shall .eII IL.
The highest bidder. for ready money, ON tina
premises, on Mnnnay the 2sfh dry Of Eebni
AIRY nrSf. II mir, ,tnoi. The next far day Their.
after, certain tact III Land Wing in Tho ronn.
~ % Henry, wherein Jphp z. lIlll now t.sid, =
conta ming THREE HUNDRED ACftEs
(mo,e or less) Persons wishing 10 view thu
band, ehn d" -" by applying To Mr.. J I'm =.
Hal, vino rrs,dcs On the land. The filc /. be
lIeved ia be "nqu.s'ionable, but acting a. tus
tae, | shaIl convey no other htia than thAt
which ~ vested ~ me by the SAID TINS, deed
Possession 10 be gwen III. LAT OF jan. 1892.
DANIEL ". WILLIAMSON, trustee
Jan. - WOW
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BALTIMORE NARKEr-hn. 3

BALTIMORE NARkEr- Jan 3
HoIcard Street EOH.--On TUESDAY. sales
from stores were made ~ II considerable extent
At - 50 ncr brl. cash. or interest ~ '.s'. =
Wfdnesday,--when, the John JAYS a.,rccg
cane 10 hand with acconnls Of further i'm.
rrovemeut in b,radslnif. in Englaod,- III.
market here became unsettled, aud holders DE-
IN lnded higher prices n sale oil 800 brls. aud
of one OF two smaller parcels. was made on
that day at S1d2 y Il oraer parcels nj S1-71
On Thursday sales from store Of considerable
p4roels were made 1T 1913 per brl.--Io-day
mohrrnie sales rom store have been made NJ
So -, and a number OF tho hohie' nc wiling
TO sell al that Price. while others decline opefn-
ting under the expectation of better prices. u"
Tue sdAy inclusive the wagon pfiCe was Rcnrr-
ally S5.25 per bril- but on Wednesday II al
vanced to S3.37 II, and la in the day 10
So. 80. On thursday the wagon price "ns 80
5Oa 50 66!. aud later IN the dry ffncho"
more was gwen in some onses. To-day So
o. ID appears 10 be the gen cl"lly prevailing
" agOn rate.
GIN MAs Flour No bus mess of conse
nuence Appeals 10 have bee" done in his de-
scription until the receipt OF the ndvlces ny the
john jay on Wednesday. On that day and yes
terday sales OF several considerable parcels OF
sinndurd quality we're made IA 90 per brL,
cash OF interest added add OF Two or three
parcels OieIirh q"hiily Al 2o'oZ * Tue shI'o
lust mentioned comprehend about boOD ba'.
10 day some holders are willing 10 sell lots at
5000 while others decline oper ting
Bheat.--in the eaIy par o the weet (1eiore
John Jays advIces to the 9th uli. from Liver
pool) snles oftwo or three parcels oil red, float
were made nj 81. 10 81 -. On Nednes-
day when the adgices per John jay were
known, which announced farther alvarez !"
the prices OF breadstuns IN the English
markets--ihe market experienced an adj
vance tut We heard oil no sHles. On
IhuI sday lot ol 25oo bushels prime red, !"
sloie was soidat 81. Ii per bushcl aud to-day
"A parcel OF lu1u bashtls OF red miermIIed with
IA portion oil white, Rather IuleTior IN quality was
sold AT > ID per bnshel. This 10 Ihe o"ly Pa'-
Gel anodt today, OF which we have heard. On
Monday parcel OF 1000 bushels PRIME white
wheat was solo ut J. 4. Z per basheE On Thur
day, "a parcel Of 200 bushels prime "hnr,
in store, was sold at something over . l. ~ pei
bushel.
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$500 REWARD,

n AN authorised TO offer reward of 500
II ench, for The Apprehension and delivery 10
me. or To my deputy WIN. Garter IN Richmond
city, of Leroy Jordan md ChWfes Hhiteiy. who
we're out upon bail, aud have broke their re
cogni2ances. by failure 10 appear n, the Cir
cun Court of the Quilted States at Richmond.
upon charge of forging the declarations a.
other documents for obtaining the pay OF Ger
tain soldiers Of the Revolution and agsins'
u hom true bill, were found by the Grad Juty.
at tue last tenn Of the said court.
am informed that the aforementioned Le-
roy Jordan Was a resident, from bis birth, OF
Il dord county is from II 10 90 years OF rye.
about ieci 6 .. Inches in height, stout. heavy
built full face. shosI neck, large round heat,
black hair, and heavy tlsck beard. | am alsu
that Chaiirs Whitley was Tor the
last . or % years, resident of said county
Of Bedford IS fronf 80 70 a years OF age =.
nearly sIA i'e, in heigh, slend,x and strsi sh,
built thin ''sase, light compie xoD. genteri
IN his arpearunce, and of insinua,iug m"nr' =.
JOHN PEG8AM. Marshal
ofthe {. :. for ne :. District Of va.
Jan u. IN
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posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT..

We give place, With pleasure, TO the suhjoin-
.d communication from MIR. Smith, aud wa
admit. snhou, hesitation ,lbat his explanation is
satls. actary, a, lar as II goes As The SUBJECT
g now about to tie investigated 10y a commit
tee of thu Senate do not deem II necessary
to SAY an, thing farther in relation to il Al pre-
sont:
To the Editors Of The Lynchbrg p"g'n'nn
GKKrLEMGN--l observe III your paper OF The
oo a nil mn article under your editorial head,
charging that the Post Office Department en-
h;i,itrd in making the late contracts for chr
rvine the mai the ensuing four years, de
cree OF layoriiism aud Partially amounting to
9ross v-n4Ity aud corruption 10 illustration
nj ria. correctness OF this Y ~ serious charse.
.on mention various corl'rGcts, aud. aiaong
others, mine between this place and Washing .
fpn Ciiy
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Mahogany at Auction.
Eo the iublic.

w uv1ar OF the conmon Council Of the
~ tow, Of Lynchbnrg. the Ordinance regu-
lnlug the Public Scales Of said town !, su..
pended until the hrst day al February next.
JAMES NEWUALL.
Weigh Was or.
Jan. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

Farmers' Dunk Of I'rguiiG. TIM following
gentlemen have been appointed Directors Of
the Lynchbnre office for the present year
Bgike Erec7,tioe john NJ Warwick, Am
man Hancock, Jim g Mee,n, SImuri Mllier'
Colu tiucknef, Maurice Langhorne, il. Hen
~ Brown, SEN" David Il. Edley''
I'm The tockhoidtrs.-WiIliam Eadford,
Christopher Wmfree, M'cajah Davis, Jr.
R,chard Tyre, Joln Smith
NJ in The last Dnectory
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WAEO'S Ok r.Un.
VIRGINIA State Lottery,

To the boneht Of the Io",i oi The NellshuTg
Clngs No. =.
10 be dawn n, Richmond on Friday the lih
al January. 1890
to Number Loltc,y--g drawn Ballot
SCIIENE
prise n Sl2 900 lopr'ses Of S4oo
5000 10 200
lubb 81 100
10 1000
AM - large number vi StOs--3Os--&c. &c.
Iickcis out, Si-ilalvrs SO tnrirrs VI.
For sale at NARD'o OFFICE.
Jan IS
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.MoucY Wound.

y3JHO BANK NOIE5 founh las week in the
4 street ny a servant. The owner by giving
=, dc ,criptiol Of sad Note, at this Office AID
nay,ug expense Of tins advertisement can get
his money.
Ian. ~ %fi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

II We observe Ia the last No, of the " Co
louih Journal, notiCe of a donation OF
$1,000 TO TIE Colonization Society, from 1"
gentleman III New YORK, who has been here
tofore one of the most liberal conIrlbntors to
it's funds. The name OF the gentleman is not
OF true charity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

TTNllE Snb'criher having purcha-ed OF
VI Mrsus. Hubbard Gardn.r. their stock OF
Goods at thrir Lynchburg ohor Store consist
ing Of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS
LEATHER. &c. respectfully OFF,. to his.
friends md the public, three doors below the
Oniee Of The Vrginian, handsome a.tortmsnt
IN the above line. And having made arrange
ments with one of The mos, extensive houses Ia
his branch 81 'rndc in Virginia his supplies
will be continni and regular, ani hi. assorl.
mept 1T all tunes Toll aud complete, and oil the
newest fashions. Iii. Shoes chiefly will ba
made 10 particular order, by the most reputable
workmen, aud will be warranted. He feels
confident thai his SHOES VIII he found 10 be Of
such q"nluy ms will give general satisfaction
And being determined to sell every article IN
his line at very low prices for CASH. heres
perhnlly sohcIts the patronage ofs generous
public M. W. DAVENPORT,
Man-Strect. Lynchbutg. Vn.
Jan & 4lf
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n The Baltimore papers announce the
death Of .4gnes, CajeA Wirt, in the 10th year
OF her sgt-the youngest daughter OF William
Wirt, Esq. of that city.
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4 Comet "A gentleman Of this place
Informs Us THAI he has observed, twice witSIn
The last week, "A comet in tho Southern helnIs
phe.e, estimated 10 be about 20 degrees above
the hotizon. We have observed no notice of
the cnaric stranger IN other quarters. We
presume the qn,dnunc. Will regard 1t us a
larbinscr OF wa.
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RICHMOND MARKETS -Jap 3
Eour sup. Guy Mil, 81 - do Country
Canal 8 75.--ltheat 81 % 20 l0-1o6ae-
co. r. % II 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

Gcorgia aud the Supreme Could've re-
commend 10 general pcrusal a forcible article
on lhe sef,ous question winch has arisen be.
tween Georgia eDd the Supreme Court, relative
Ia the execution Of the ln1ian, Idssets, HhIce
we copy thi, m .rnins ron The Nallona Intel
lret ri,srls, we learn from the Geofgi in
papers, has betu executed, pursuant to ms sen.
tcnce.
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LISSQLUIIQ1T.

YuNnE Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween us, under the firm oil Board ~
ks,ey, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
An persons having claims agaihs' the nm VIII
ulcase present them Immediately 10 Alexander
kssey, jr. or Thomas NcCabe, III order that
arrangements msy he made TO settle the same.
those indebted will please come forward and
set,le their accounts wltnnut delay, Alexander
k.s,v. Jr. or Ihomas AlcCahe is fully nnIhori-
a. d ~ settle the business OF the concern.
JOHN BOARD,
THOMAS kASEY,
Bedford, co Jan. Is. 3,
JOB PRINTING.
Done 1otth neatncSs md dispaf ch here.
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January Q, 1881.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-18
AUDITORS OFFICE,

Sfh November 1881.
HEUBLiC NOTICE.-The lists OF lands west CT The
- Allegheny Noun aims, which have been return
cd as der qient, for tie year 1920, and prior thrs
have been prepared, published, and exiensvely dsri-
bued, pursuant 20 The act OF the las. General Assem-
bly, All hs aDds contained in these Iisis which Ill
not be redeemed exoneia'ed 10 the mode prescribed
by the act just referred to- will be absolutely orsi ed
aud be bic from aud after the fret day OF Jsnu
airy next.
The Lifts OF laId' re,urnsd al d,lnquen for he ,sme
period, situated in the Valley, or between the Blue
Ridge and Allegheny Mountsin',--aDd also for = few
been prepared printed, end cir Gulaed. Sush of the de-
only as ware granted by N, Commonwealth, sinee
May, l7T0. a.s sbe 10 forfeiture on the Il 1t dsy OF
January utx', IL moi redeemed or exoneraisd before
htt tune. Tae Audi has the me ans OF de efoin-
Ing that portion OF the lands lying easI OF he Iegta.
ny Mountain was granted subsequently 10 May ITO;
he preSume' however, that IL 10 consiJersble. Vsfy
strenuous Efforts have been made 10 complete the lie .
for more OF the souDiies ihs cid, OF The Il ue
Ridge, bot the ta'k Of executing tho law OF the la
sion has bs' found one OF groal labor aud difficulty.
ibis explanation 10 given 10 snswsr 10 numerous Ell
quifies on the subject.
All psrsoDs Interested wi be pleased TO obssrve,
That redemptions must be made by payment into The
Treasury ADD that besides the arreaTs ges Which are
charged IN she printed lsis ten per eenlum per
will be added 20 each ysat's taxation.
Very favorable opportunities will occur through ibe
members OF The Legislature about to assemble Tor in
vssiigsng and di'ehsrgiog the arrearages Of taxes
JAS. T.. HEATH,
Auditor Of Public Acee UNITS.
Nov. III. 59-St
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

Walker, deed. and decree OF the County Ccur,
OF buckingham. will DO sold hs preuis to the
highest bidder. on Monday, the 26,h December next,
The 'ss' Of land belonging to the estate Of the late
This land !, Situated on tho waters OF Fish Pond and
Holiday Cteeks-mesl OF which IL standing In woods
hive or SIX hundred asres Of good high land for toba
co. the balance good grain land, excellent ate 10
hne safe Tor tobacco; with good two story dwelling
house. kchen' garden, sranary, and other
There 10 also good mill lately rebuilt The above
credit oil one, two and perhaps three ysars TOE ne.
groes are very likely and vsluabie they will be cold on
sred, Of month";, together with the crop Of all kiud.
Stock household aud kshen furniture, plantation tools
&c. the purchasers giving bond with approved sesur,
Any person wishing TO vew the premises, will apply
10 the subscriber who lives sopve lent and will show
the same at any time. JOEL WATKINS,
EA'or. Of Jas. Walk. r, deed.
Nov. l. 5O-f
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Nov. IL.

I'D OANOKE LAND FOR SALE-The subscri-
IA Der offers for sale the tract of land which the
late John somervell resided, lying in the county OF
Mecklenburg, on Ro,noke river, between Taylors and
Haskn's Ferries This valuable tract of land contains
by an old survey $500 acres, $50 Of which low
grounds Of superior quality This tract of land is adapt
ed TO the cultivation of tobacco, cotton wheat, corn,
OATS Sc. There is of this sufficient quantity OF
open land in cultivation and under good fences to
ploy 80 or 40 hands. There is the premises well
finished two story dwelling house, in good repair,
tanning eight large rooms, together with all necessary
out-hOuses, for the accommodation OF large family.
The water is good and the situation healthy. more
minute description is deemed unnecessary, is pre-.
sumed that those who wish TO purchase will first view
the premises. One fourth the purchase money will
be required the first day of January, 1892 the ba-
lance in equal biennial instruments; the pay
ment of which, bond and approved security will be
required, with a lien the land. This tract of land,
If not previously disposed OF, will be sold publicly,
the premises, the LIST of December next. The sub
scriber (who lives the premses) Will take pleasure
in showing the above tract OF land 10 any one who
may wish to purchase.
Also, on the same day, at the same place, will be
sold, on credit OF six MONTHS all the pershable pro-
perry belonging TO said estate, consisting OF horses
(somc very vauable,) cows, sheep, hogs, household
aud kitchen furniture, farming utensils, &c. Bond and
approved security will be required.
WILLIAM A. SONERVELL,
Executor OF John Somervell, deceased.
Mecklenburg county, Oct. s, 1881. 45-t1Dec.
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Nov. IL.

FNNHE School at Edgewood, Hanover for the instruc
n ton OF youth under the age of IA years, will
openas therefore, the 18th Jan and continue until the
18th December following, with vacation Of month
In the summer The Greek, Latin, and English Lam
atics, will be taught Terms For board and lur-
nshng all things usually comrrehended in it, aud tut
ton, $l20 halt payable 10 advance, the other on
The lst November next CARTER BERKELEY.
Nov. IL. b2-2sw1m
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
AMTILL be cold, at Whi,emsrsh, in The county OF
w Gloucester, on W.dDe. day, The 30ih instant, II
fair, otbeiw he fair day, all she personal
tate CT Mary M c. p. oies end WIN. II. Poser.
decd, cOnsi'g =, about 80 valuable ElsveJ, among
them 10 very valuable B'ssk NTH and oher mt
cbanies, house and cooks the Stock Of bOrse'
and mules; he stock Of cattle, amongst which very
hns oxen and mich COVE; tho sheep, bogs, Sc faim-
ing utensils oil every kind wagons, cAr Sc the crop
Of corn, fodder aud oa, household aud hi chen frn-
iure, &C. Also, very segan, snrisgs. with harness
for four horses The negroes will be sold for sss5, the
rest Of tbs property credit Of nine mon hi--bond
with app owed security will be required.
JOHN TABB, Adni1isracr.
All psr'on' having claims agsns, either e,ts are
requested for the Lac, time 10 present them TO VI,
Adminisftst0r.
Nov. 8. 81 ida
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MoTlCE The Trustees OF IVashington Henry
lN academy, In the County Of Hanover, are snxiou.
10 dispose OF thor Lot cry privilege % TsiSe $4,000;
granted 'bem by the last Virginia Legislature Gee
session ssn 2I and will do accommodating termS.
Application to be made, 10 person, through The eb-
mond pois'oftise,io HENRY CURTIS.
Oct. 81. A7-u6v
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Ia Attest AUTHORIZATIONS & BROTHERS
M bave just resolved from thar msbutac,ory, a
hsnd'oms assornn, OF Beaver Hate Of superior quail.
~ and latest fashion. They have likewise fresh
ply o. mock LoLdon HAS, which initiate tho London
Hats In almost every respect, and far more dura.
BE, and can be had for haf the money.
New. II. b9-4
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VALUABLE NEGROES, STOCK, SIS. for sale
90 Wednesday, the l7.h OF ID ,cember, [f far, II
not the next fair day thereafter we will sell, at the
late re,deuse OF Dr. Gins Dean, Glou unity,
the whole OF his psrsonai estate consisting OF about 80
very valuable Slaves, stock Of horses cattle she ep and
hoBs, farming utensils, house hold aud kitchen furni.
tnre, and tho crop Of corn, oats and fodder.
The Saves will be sold for cash, and the other pro.
perty a eredi, Of months. Bonds, with approved
security. will be required OF tho purshaer, before The
proPeriy.s removed.-The sale will be continued from
day 10 day until the W. ole IL sold.
CHRIS. ToMPKiNs,2 Executors
JOHN ID JARVIS, of
HENRY w: TABB, Cams Dean
Nov. IT, 5l-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-18

a Meeting Of the successors OF the Loyal Company,
n will be held at the capitol, in Richmond, on Tues
day the 9th OF December Ii Is important that
those interested should be punctual i'm their attendance
as is expected, that partial dividend will be made
among the MEMBERS and business OF much
TO the company transacted. The usual day of meeting
Qhe I'd Monday OF December) has been anticipated
because 1t is important that the Company should con-
vene as possible alter the meeting OF the Legs
lature is advisable also that those claiming shares
or parts OF shares, in the company, should bring with
them, or send by their proxies the best evidence they
can produce OF their title by nhetonce devise or trans
fer from the original share. holders.
THOMAS w. GILMER
Agent for successors of Loyal Company.
NOV. i. Id