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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-09

letter was read from Mr.. Buchchan, before
any ballot took place, declining to be candidate
Thtsligsneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-09
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or .aLEXaADRIa. n

ARRIVED. March 8,
Ship Shenandoah. Rose. Liverpool, heretofore
reported AS below.
Schr. White Oak, Southern, Occoquan; -four
to J. & ]. II. Janney.
Schr Dolphin, Blank, Canal; flour to John
G. Vowel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-09
&ugare. sMoIesses, Coffee, &c

"VEafH, ,NNINSSSs, NONS6, nc
- t!Ds and IS barrels N. Orleans, st Croix aud
o. Porto RICO sugars
90 hhds., fG terces and 40 bbls New Orleans
and Eng lish Island retailing molasscs
100 bags Rio. aguirs. Cuba and Java coffee
IS bols and boxes loaf and lump sugars
80 bags rice
Is casks cheese
Is hhds Northern rum
$50 barrels tallow
$50 kegs lard, in shipping order
80 bushels warranted st quality clover seed
wines liquors. teas, spices. and other groceries As
usual, for sale by
mars SAMUEL B LARMOUR & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.-7H7S DAP.

BY GEORGE WHITE.-1HS DAY.
Dy Goods, Groceries, &c. at A,sction.
T. subscriber, hsvIng Diet rnned'o elise ms meg
i camille bu.,ne 8. viii sell, withou reserve
On FRIDAH, tie 9fh inss~u,
At his Diagonsi store King street, opposite ne
" lillian Hsrper's Flour s ore the er,ifs stock OF
Dry Goods, Groceries. Read made c otheA
Shop Furn iture, such as Scales, Weights
Measures, &c. &c.
On the 18th instant,
At his store King street, next door 20 nf. John
C vowels -Four Store, al his stock Of
Dry Goods. Hardware. Groceries Of various Dc.
scriptions. quantity of Ready made Clothes,
together with every thing belonging to the Es.
Enlistment.
On Friday the 9th Of .4prI nsrt,
Al his Coopers shop, adjoining the Diagonal storss
COOPER'S TOOLS Of every description,
Together with shop Fixtures. quantit, 1t Empty
Barrels, Kegs, lot Of Timber, sc. SC At the same
time,
IA THE C0oPERS SHOP, {. good stand fol-
IN ,b"siness) will be re ted
find on THURSDAY, the 1oih of yaprii merit.
On the Fish Wharf, will Also e sold IL Booth or
Tenements. which rent annually for upwards Of $500.
a first rate bray Horses
4 Carts and Gear complete
bray and do do
3 Saddles and Brides, re. &c.
Terms of sale-For all sums Of $50 and under, cashs
over S2O and not exceeding $50 credit Of sixty days
over $50 and not exceeding 500 four months, owes
500, six months, for approved endorsed notes
or Sales each day to commence at 10 O'Clock NJ
JOHN w. BARKER.
GEO WHITE, Auctionee1.
mar 7-dt13th;2a~t6 tpr,t5dts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-09

SAILED,
Sloop ]. w. Caldwell, Mills, Philadelphia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

aud adjusting the eontrovsrtsd powers Of the gs-
neral government, restoring harmony among the
several states, and compromising existing dificren-
ces, i, will be expedent, should congress disappoint
our reasonable expectations, and not abandon the
present protective system of duties before the exp
ration of its next session, to call general con-
vontion of all the states.
10. Resoired, That it is expedient to appoint
two commissioners, whose duty it shall be 10 bear
to the legislature of s. Carolina, in session,
or to any convention Of her citizens which may
have assembled, the foregoing expression of our
opinions, circumstances and rccomme ndatons
and TO do all in their power to induce sister
state TO listen to mediation, and uccodo to Our
advice.
-. Resolred, That tho governor of this com.
monwealth be requested to forward copies of tho
foregoing resolutions to the president ofthe United
States, to the governors of all the other states, with
q request that they be communicated to the 10.
gslsiurcs thereof respectively, aud to senators
aud represcntatives in congress.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
PmiLAprLPurA, Dec. IL.
MP ~ Az


The honorable llENIY CLAY left town i,i the
s'canhoat this morning, Tor Trenton. Ii would
have been highly gratifying to his friends, AMI
the numerous admirers Of his brilliant talents
and private virtues, to have paid him the tri.
cute OF public dinner. This compliment he
positively declined. The disappointment, we
arc sure, was felt by many hundreds, who
would have been delighted to meet ut the 80.
cial board The disring uishpd statesman, who a,
home and abroad, has contributed So large n
share TO the honor and reputation Of the Ame>
rican name. 1t s ives us great pleasure to learn,
however, that Mr.. Clay expects TO pass a day
in Philadelphia, an his return to tho scat of
government, and that his personal aud political
friends will have an opportunity to greet hin,
at the Washington Hall, sou,h Third street, on
"Wednesday, at clcvcn o'clock.
MIR. Clay is i'll excellent health. We echo
tho sentiments Of all who knew him, in utter
ing the Icrvent prayer that he may long live to
servo aud to adorn his county.
MIR. Webster is expected to arrive in this city
IN the coursc OF this week, on his why TO Wash
lngtou.
The next term of the Supreme Court of the
United States, will commence on tho second
Monday, tie It'd, Of January.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

c. Will the Lynchburg Virginian permi,
us, in the spirit Of sincere friendship and naturnl
| SolicitUdo for a Journal which we were partly
instrumental in establishing, to intreat it to
pause and review its commentary upon the
Presidents Proclamation? We confess we were
sstounded by tho, not merely unqualified, but
rapturous commentator, which, in the warmth
of fist perusal, it lavisheJ upon that Docu-
ment. Is the Virgnian aware OF tho lcpstb
to which its zeal against Modification has trans
ported il! That it has made nm absolute sur
render of the principles Of Virginia in 90, of
Jefferson and Madison, of all the reserved rights
Of the Statese That even tho Globe has no,
ventured to approve, what tho Vrginian so
extravagautly commends! What though Null
LITIGATION, in the eyes of tho Virginian, be n
green eyed monster Of most horrid micn, must
we to destroy him. give mp all, even tie great
principle upon which our Revolution. and bu
man liberty itself, rest!
Pride of consistency ought not, with men
Of talent and sense, to no Of GREATER force than
convictions; and we ask the Virginan most reg
pecifully to reconsider its panegyric on the
Proclamation, with a full assurance, that il
convinced, its error will DO confessed and re-
tracted.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

SUsassrIoN.-South Carolina, it will he
observed, demands General Convention tho
Report sanctions it, and public opinion incInes
to desire it.
We confess our approximations Of General
Convention. lns,ead of re-uniiing, we be.
lieve ii would much more probably dissolve the
Union. 1t ought TO be the last experiment.
AS il is desired principally on account of the
settlement Of the Tariff principle; as there is
some hope, ifnot reasonable hope, that that
may be settled by the voluntary reliuquisbmeni
Of the Tariff party; would it no, bo wise to
postpone the dangerous experiment Of Fede
raj Convention, at least until that hope has
finally vanished We speak with Difference.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

CO The u. States Gazette assures us tina,
wo erred rs TO tho Pennsylvania Resolution,
aud MIR. Heating, who offered tem; that he i.
anii-Jnckson, and could not therefore have been
instiSated from Washington; and fnay, that
those resolutions (surre Ddering the soyoreignty
OF the States and denying secession having beon
sanctioned by the Proclamation, which The Ga
zeiIeo cInims rs federal document, are an
proved by all.
In reply we have merely to say. that we man
h"Vo been mistaken as 10 tho prompting from
washington. IL is however, full as likely, that
DIR. Heating, an opponent Of Jackson, was
put up to Offering the resolutions, in order to
avoid the suspicion Of that prompting. We
have some experience, from long observation
OF party management, and have seen precisely
the same trick played more than once.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

ABOLITfoN.-We acknowledge from the An.
NOR ut the Review Of the Debate on Slavery
IN the Legislature Of Virginia, published origin
any IN the Philadelphia Quarterly, COPY oftbar
Essay IN Pamphlet form, corrected nod en-
Iarged from the Press of Dir. White, Of this ci-
y. We hope, however, at this juneinre, to
hear nothing Cf that subjecI, from the Press or
elsewhere, as we have RETAINED and mean to
refrain for tho present, from publishing any OF
the numerous favors addressed to US, upon IT,
Solomon said there was timo for oil things.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

Notwithstanding the mediatorisl attitude which
it is thought right for Legislature for the pre-
sent To assume, deem it proper for the minds of
which it may be ultimately necessary for them to
adopt. Virginia should, through some medium or
other speak out her sentiments, and not permit her
principles TO be misconstrued by too guarded 81.
lence on her part. Such msconstructon may have
the effect of making our Federal oppressors more
unyslding in their measures, by false conception
thai the friends of State Rights will acqniesce in
their assumptions of unconstitutional powers.
insertion of the enclosed in your paper at this time
the opinions of State Righs man and Virgil
MAN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

AMI to apologize fur the RtroCiouS doc
rincs of tho Proclamation. These persons
were afraid, or presumed, or hoped, that the
authority Of Jackson was omnipotcnt with the
People Of Virginia; that his voice needed only
To he heard, to cousccIato any herc.y, aud 4"
overthrow the most settled attachments Of the
People. They have discovered their mistake,
and with their usual dcx,cri,y, have whipped
back into those ranks which they wero not
permitted to lead. and We even expect them to
he conspicuous IN dispraisc, tina, final zeal may
atone for previous backwar,lucss.
AT no former period, has Virginia been so
much united Us we believe sho will be ut this.
Fortunate TO we deem it, that the Presidential
election is ist over; that Virginia voted for the
man whose high handed principles, concealed
from her before, she now sees when il is too
late, but which she means Indignantly to re-
pudiate; aud that thus, her course can neither
he Influenced by mean electioneering consider
ntious, md which when tnkcu, against her ia
vorite Jackson, and in tho flush of his pow or
and popularity, NIL the world mus, SEQ and ron
Tess. was dictated Ivy high and solemn principle
The selfevidcnt disinterestedness and abiura-
ton ct the complying obsequiousness TO Exc
cutive wish which aracterizcs u sister State,
equally tend TO elevate her glory, and TO give
an imposing weight to her opinions with the
Confederacy. None eau say that her proceed
ings smell Of Kitchen Cabinet d;ctation; none
can dare to say that they were Influenced by
amy other thnn the most lofty and disin,erested
motives of patriotism, or can discern in them
any departure from former declarations. or any
shadow Of sorvilu compliance.
That this IL so. wc refer to tho Repor, Of tn.
Select Committee Of 81, for Confederation.
We do not concur i'll all which that report as.
sertr, for we belicve.lho Tariff neither uncon-
sti,m,ional nor oppressive; but the State thinks
differently, has repeatedly declared differently,
and this is not the time to finch from her prn-
ciplcs. That however, the Tariff may be
brought down to the point, which the Const
tuition, (if such is tho Constitution) designed, is
our most sincere wish, not less tban if W deem
cd it Unconstitutional.
The Report, us We spread il boforo tho read
er, with possibly some amendments pot touch
ing my of its principles. will undoubtedly he
adopted by very large majority. With the
exception Of tho resolution touching tho COLI
o'V"uoha"'y vi tne larIii, we DoleVe there VIII
DO almost unanimity. Reproduction of tho EN-
ployment Of force against South Carolina
rindicaIion of the doctrines of 9S-repudia,ion
of the ultra federalism, Of the Proclamation
these will be sustained BY great ,najorilie. az
We believe.
L. S.-The Report on it's submission to the
House te-day, was postponed to, and made the
| order of the day for, Tuesday ncxt. tI, .esirc
Of many Members to visit their families a,
Christmas, being understood TO have produced
tho delay. Ayes CO. Noes SO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

OF The colonies 10 abost to te Acknowledged,
surulatiUg Cor certain peeuniary indcnnities
froUahc new republics, the payment az which
Is 10 be guaranteed lay France and England
II Is in contemplation 10 grant iudemni,cs To
shr chasers al national property. and it is
Snid that the decree for this purpose is ready
TO appear"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

Tie New York Daily Advertiser, of Satur-
lay last. says:
I'VE have hecn acquainted with tho fact for
some days. that tho agents OF Government
have in very confidential manner, been in
treaty for steam boat in this city. 1t is said
this steamboat is Intended to lay off Charles.
ton to Intercept merchant vessels bound i'm
in case the custom house should he in possess
i.n of tie Nulifers."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

United States Bank Stock sold in New York or
Friday, at lll5 Ill. This is looking up, and ths
circumstance may give come annoyance to thos
who have sold "on time"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
2s6gJDsasoasU Gga astm
T'hssrsss~y Ecentns. Dec. 90.
LSyNcETyEECy-

u The following is tho Report of the Com
miitce Of Twonty-one, which was submitted to the
House of Delegates to-day:
REPORT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

The Committee Federal Relations, TO whom,
referred the Governors Message, No. g. re-
commencing application to Congress Tor the
call OF Convention,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

IS PURSUANCE. of decree q the Superior
u Court ot Chaucery, holden ut the town OF
Lynehburs, ho 2is. day os OCTOBER, 1890 and al
80 d decree Of TIE Glfeeh Superior Court O. Law
sad chaueog5 he'd Ter the sald town, nn the i9,h
day Of November, 1889. ~ tie ease OF Walker q
Mefiwethfr, admf deta1iiS non, ii Ta@eflane
w. VI. Davies, agaHsi Leonerd Coli and othefs
the undersigned Sheriff ot the county Of Bedford,
OF ena Of bis deputies, viii praseed to sell, at pub
lie auction for cash, on frliay tue 7lh day Of
September, 1872 II far II MOI the next far Jay
Sundays excepted the tract Of Land ID SAID decrne
mshtlpnel Thu sad land lies ia P.tcat's gap, III
tbs county Of Bedford containing lJ3 acres.
JOSEPH SLAUGHTER, s. 4. c.
Aue g. too
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06
CLOTHS.

; pieces superfnc Lon.Ion Blue splendid quallty,
3 do Medium DE- do and low price,
3 do Extra super London BLACK,
| do Low prlee and good article,
| 10 Mulberry, ofa fashionable shade, and beau
ufuly hne
/ do Invisible Green, also very Fashionable,
1 do Green, Habit Cloth, for Containers scar,
, do Brown one very iine,
, do Olive, fine and sepertne,
3 do Steel NIX one Of " h.ch is also very fine,
: IL, Irul, In llrcr -rnnia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06
OIsSfsIsA THIS.

HiIAEI. iast recclgca fian, Newark. New Jcr
u sey. u eene,al assortment Of CARRIAGES
Aa8ns tam. are several beautiful FANNY cot-
fia,s. afihc lat.s, and most approved fashions
A. :. segto horse Car images, sta new, hand
slHue aaa convenient style. | nave also Oh hand
affUs eWn manufacture, AMI am constantly finish
ug aifa1a every kind Of vehicle now III use,
- Alfcpar.hg, in my line done silb neoiness
aud despatch
taRc has opportunity Of returning my thanks
- tn pubic Tor Their i5erA patronage and resl.r-t,
54iy sb,e.i is continuance.
HENRY n. DlDLAER
August WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

~ re IA . Z III 10 ien - ~
" 'lre5a snr"f"r autt a IL, aal ,t.n,,, :" ihe
Town ef i,n'htafr, the 9Th lay Of August, 10, 10
lahn 4. Hamilton. Thnmss Hamilton " aiier -
Jscbha hi. wife, Jhsse Adams Ehxahelh hi. N,c and
y 4. lianion, kcer and Susanna hi. "A IN, ~ "en-
Hamilton Ffancns q. Hifniltnn,C me A. 4 t,,"t
Oh. Y. " annton W aief u. Esmifioa, - srfi I''o,
his wifc. nr-pla A. Baker. iilnk.e an NJ IA a
wifs. Alexander II. Baker Waller Z enjer - .
haker and hhrda Baker aud the Giomi", - u.
staw oil frnneis 4. ilsmlltni, decd. 10 wit, H. u
Hamilton, Thanirs Hamilton, Jacobin Baker widow ~ n.
J.. Adams and Elizabeth his WIFE fa,h,tfne n 80"
ton Henry 4; Hamilton William L. K.er aud sns.s
nah MS wiz, Mary Is. Hamilton. Franc q; I.iuiI,,s
taharine y. iIanlfen, JOIN =. Hainiilon Chnrle, p
Hamilton, Walter Il. Hum ton. Lewis Neil and t,ol
j. his wife, John L. llinhie and Margaret his WIFE, IL
sula A Baker, Cyrus = Al Williams and Mardaline m. .
wife Frarcis III Batter, (pa,erai heirs und nena,oi.
ppuela.s, Walter Douglass, Randolph u. Kea,cs anr
John Dilhha and Judy his wife (ns,erna b,,s rll
tifs, az ainst Edward .ynch ili,am Davis and g.
his vile. Alexander lie.ai ond May his wifi, " IN,
Is. Lynch, an Infantry Comm, sioner Bepas, specet,
assigned his guardian, John ync, j. {Staunton} Char
Lynch. Mildred smith, i.zabeh Ward, john Douglas,
and Sar an his wife, Mildred Terrell, Charles If VAN,
Mary Ann Lynch, iohnP Lynch. aad Sarah NJ t.yi,h'
anu susan NJ IyHch infauts hy tulnnil, ,lnnrr
specially asslsned her guardian, san,a, Mitchell So.
aud sansnrl Kubers. Christopher Roberts, Gfats. 4
ii"bo'ts Mary Ann May Absat j. Biggers ard Ma,
j. ms wic, Ehzab"th Roberts Thomas Dixon, Shetit -
Campbell county, aud Trustee Of Samuel Robert. al
hhfam Bg5crs acting Trustee Tor his vile and chi
dren, DeionianIs
The Of Sen efarias awarded in this cause no, bei
executed va The dcnndant Johu l. nch, IT, tStauu,,
harles H. heh, Mildred SMITH Samuel Mitchell, Sen au
Elizabeth Ward AID II appearing by sasiaeor, es1enee
hat They not inhabitants of thls county. 1t 4, ti,
3D. that the said defendants apnf here oa The lin, %
1f The next ern and she's If they caI, why ms
-ui should not be proceeded nal in the
IF The Aforesaid heirs ut law tbs said Francis Hamd
paernll aud maternal specified the sad writ aud
hat aeoy OF tins order be forthwith inserted sons
newspaper pr,uitl il the town Of .ynch5nrg Tor M
month"; sncee.siyey and posted attic trout door Of the
,ouri house in The sud town.
Cups -Iosr, D.hODES, III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

sflRbINlA, 10 " IF AT Count holden for IN, coun
" of lalliN, al the Court hoii>, sli day Of June
lS}2.!iglh Nasse, las ,ghland al.o a. adm Of
dcorre haSsor, decd William Nas,er, Epps Foster nnd
Satah his wife, and Jane, Hunt, admr OF hi late lie
Poly Hunt, PAT asails; Edward II, Jones, Richard a.
gan, Granville Crmd"ek,and Arnseld Bark sdalo ada
OF Peter Barksdac, decd. eudant.
~ CHANCEKY.
The defendant Edward y. JONES' uol having entered l
appearancc@ given security according the act Of srm
big and the rules Of tIis Court aud appearing
siacIioh OF the CCurt, that he il iuhalnu OF t
ComnonN cath. Ga motion at tho plhutIi., by counsel
1t Is ordered that the said Defendant Jones do appc,r
here o' the fourth Monday September next aud
he plaintiffs bill, aud that copv of this o,ler be fr,
"Ith inserted in the Lynchburg Ngmian for two month.
successfully, and posted al the of the count
house, OF this county.
copy-Tcsic,
WILLIAM HOLT. y. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06
DIX. hUNII.h.!
- no WHOM IT MAY COW

II
H8Y the use 81 DR.. Huntefs mes Unable ffIS;
y person, oi ,iih.r So, # uiel ca,tuIs '"i-
10 the v-r, value1ie. o., ~. and copf"ls DiTte-
ions accompanying heuI. are crsbId ffet'u"'E
to eradicate certain disease aud u re'tofr ,'''
he'lhs Wit ease, softty. AMI certainty N % ""
DAYS.
J TIE expensive sal and a. 4a1ti "a s"tt'''
OF thi, hle, enc. III Va, ted M e. urlrs. mr. pr
opal iown. throughout ~ Uuio. -. ~ laS' IT,
teen years, durag tlc II was satisfactorily ~
pared by DR. Conway, jncnnIesths prove, 'n''
when nsed v th the POWDERS. IT IS ~
rough AND speedy cutr OF that rrrajiul d.
der. denominate'. III 5ctiuGG Of he HamdH h"''
10" Pills arc accompanied. when 's' g.
r-Qures il. wtn the POWD RS and tEhA''
these constitute n most P"w itHl IN d'r'"e ~
cable 10 the rariOus SGges Il ths Pr,5e' '''
FuH and piatn difecii0ns, with d i,"tn"' "eu''
explaining The rafious symptoms, anu me "'"'
Fta'ment, accompanying each box, =
sous Of either sex may cure th"m-a,''s
price Of Me Pills II a boc-the i'o'0d'''
Ccrofc 50ccatS each ..-
L T Prepared ir'm the original EeciPe u
Of the late DR. ". I. CONWAY. u, rs 80. ,,i8
Successor aud the Sole Proprietor l. N.Y.
of whom they nay i,e had Al al, Corn' ne - An
IN Chambers over M. 49, ntst daof ~ .
DERs Drug o'nir, corner oi Cour' aru ~
Sweets. near Coneeu Hall, Bosen, M Nv ,,-
his apron'm-n'. Together With AL 'hos' -.
liable Mrd'clnes, rs prepared b, the late -
Way BY ..~
HOWELL DAVIES. a 81 81
observe that none arr genuine " -
written Signature Of I. KlDDER, On tue
printed wrapper ell
u large discount to those WAC lo'
gain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06


4 \ NJ other | fact OF Land to be sold at auction
~ on he same day In pursuance Of decree Of
the Superior Cour, Of Chanccry holden at the
town al LynchDnr.., Oh the 23d day of October
ls22. md asoa decree OF the nilcuit Superior
Count Of Law aud Chancery, held nj the SAID town
an the lDth day November, D33I, IN the case of
Walker q Meriwe,hcr, adm. de bopis non Of
Taneranc w w. Davies decd. against Thomas
Page and Oilers the undersigned, Sheriff of Bed
ford county OF one his deputies will proceed TO
aol, ut public auction, for cash. on Friday the fiji
day Of September, 1892 { fair, II not the nox fair
day, Sundays excepted, the Land IN SAID decree
mentioned lying on Hunting Creek, in the county
Of Bedford, and supposed 10 contain 2l5 acrcs,
more or less.
JOSEPH SLAUGHTER, sn.e
r. B.-Thc sale viii commence on the trpct Of
land in Petcas gap. and then proceed 10 lho other
tract, On Hunting Creek, IL the same nos ibofood
the Tlh September ncxt.
,Aug 9 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

K1iShl NtA--tt Rul"s n,iict Ia lGt -, sA3
q tue Circll Sn'nrrr Court Of Law AID ,7,rncr, ~
the own Vi IyHCubu lie - uay u 1ly Iej-.-J
cob fyrec and N,ria la, HItr uul >4,ur,tG. rttt,
Paiuuf, @In,t Jlmes :. Eila I'd atd Vi itp j.. y ~.
adh'ni' a"rs Do bonis non oi G"rsr u ite, lr, be-.
mah lily ton, 'urN wing ENcculo olt,casge III To-, .d
teoi &c Alien, Admr. it the " III annexed S."fl'
len, deed. Hannah Allen. Jolu Allen, Ier, eantn are
Befhenia his wii, formerly Bc thena Aileu, be"n'at
The defendant t,corge Alien not having e,,eled ~
appearances aud gwen security actoldIn. Ia til "t' O.
Assembly and the rules of This court, and II arrJt -
sal >ia. Tory evidence that he ihehHrl "a tn
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