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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-08

but Ike, the mirage in the desert, she tan
 talizes us with deluSioM that distance ere. ates. and that eontiguiiy destroys. Yet. when uns0ught, she is often found. and when unexpected oflen obtained: while those who's her most diligently fail the most. because they seek her where she is not. Anthony sought her in love Brr- tns in glory; Cesar in dOniniog:--tho first found disgrace. tho second disguc, tho last ingratitude; and each destruction.
 To some she isamore kind, but not less crust she hands them her cup, and they drink even to stupefaction, until fhey doubt whether they are men witll Pliilipp. or dream that they are gods with Alexa,,. der. On some she smiles, as on Nap,lc- on, win an aspect more bcwitching than am Italian sun but it is only to make sAer form the more ternihle., and by one short catess to enlbitieri ths bangs of sep. aration. Yet is she, by universal heniay6 and consent, queen; and thepassions arO the vassal lords that crowd her court, d. wait her mandate. and move at her con. trol. But likc other mighty sovereigas, She is SD surrounded by bsr envoys, her officers, and her ministers of state, ts,af ig is extremely dif1icults to be admitted to her presence chamber, or to have any imnedi- ate communication with herself Ambi- lion. Avarice, Love, Revenge, all these seek her, and her alone alas they arc. neither presented to'her. nor will she coniS to them. She 'dcspatchcs. however, her envoys unto thcR,- mean and poor repre- sentatives of their queen. To Ambition. she sends Power; to Avarice, Wealth; to Love, Jealousy to Revenge, Remorse, alas! what are these but SD many other names Conversation or disappointnent.- - Neither is she to be won by 'flatteries or by bribss she is to be gained by waging war against her enemies, much sooner than by paying any particular court to herself.-- Those that conquer her advsrsaries will find that they need not go to her, for shc will como to them. None bid so high for her as kings few are more willing, none more able to purchase her alliance at the fullest price. But she has no more rec spect for kings than forltheir subjects: she
 mocks them indeed with the empty slow ofayisit by sending to their palaces all her eqnipage. her pomp, and her train, but she comes not herself What detains' her
 She is travelling incognita to keep n pri-,
 vate assignation with contentment, and to
 partako of a9ete-a-tetc, and dinner 6f
 herbs in a cottage. Hear then.t mighty.
 queen! what sovcreigns seldom hear. tho 4 words of sobcrness and truth. neither
 despise, thee too little, nor desire thee too
 much for t;lon wieldest an earthly scep-
 Ire, and thy gifts cannot exceed thy do- 1 minion. Like other potentates, ,hon also
 ar, creaturoo of circumstance, and an O.
 rhemeris of time. Like other potentates.
 thou also, when stripped of thy auxiliaries,
 art no longer competent even to thy own subsistence nay. thou canst never even stand by myself Unsupported by Con.
 tent on the one hand. and by Heal,i, on .| the other. thou fullest an unwieldy aad
 bloated pageant to the ground.
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..tAcoNrcs.

t 2v
 " Every man lsss in his own life follies enough-in his own mind trouble enoueh--- in the performance of his duties deficicn- cies onougll--in his own. fortunes evils enough--wi,hoos minding other peoples business. M h@ x ~ stv2a
 Pythagoras said that it was necessary to make war upon five things--" the maladics Of the body. the ignorance of tic mind, tho passions of the heart, public sedition, and private discord." {" ,..ss ' An inviolable fidelity, good humor. and complaeency of temper; outliyc the .charms of a fine face, and makes the decay of it in- visible. e. .i aa,sa i4n es ia . IL is groat misfortune moi to hasemind ennngh to speak well, nor judgment enoDgl. to keep silent. Hence the origin of in- pertinenee. ......s,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-08
RxcRRrTs.

. s 4
 All ia vanity among men. their joy m we'll as tlieir. sorrow: it is better. Lowev- or, that tho soap bubble should glitter with gold, and wear on azure tini, than.bs oycS-s cast with clnudS, or what painters of Ra- lure call . dim obscuriiy.' sfl .ttfs6 sfef { E .Calumny ia like the twnsp that taases, \ and against which you must not ataehiptt0 defend yourself. unless y0u are certain fo des,soy it; otherwise it rct.irns to the. charge more furious shan eSes.s F '@s't '.
 ..Ifyou wish to picasa in this void yca, shonld mnster resolution sufficient sp allow yourself 10 Do iaughl many things which you know, by persons who kneE nothing , 2 R. says that he has hoen arquainted with women from every country in Eu- rope the Isalian thinks sho is beloved only when her loyer is capable of commit ting U crime for her the English wonlaDs when he Is Teady to perfoim As rash aes ; < the FTelich woman silly one sl sgi { !e
 siProyerbs are tho fruit of the sxpesisA enec of every nation. the good aonse of avery age reduced to recipCs. aT have nOticed. when reAding the iBi- E bIe. that. in several passages. wbera man. kind are approached with crimes and a- nominations, the sacred Writef calls then the children of men; when folly and Wsake nsss sra describsd. they arc ealled tho chiIdrenA of wOmen."
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-08

Tie Fruifs cf Aristocyccy.--I visited not Iong since the precincts, premises, and
 mansion of distinguished and wealthy noe
 bleman of Great Brilain--a tory. And I
 was not little amazed at the practical results of Ihe course dSGmSd necessary to be pursued to maintain aEistOcrssical im-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-28

being the amount of tho debt remaining unpaid on
the LIST January, 1888. The amount of 3 per cents,
which will then be unpaid, will somewhat exceed 3
millions, and they must he first paid, because the
other remaining stock will not be Immediately pay-
able.
This ncoDsidcrable amount of debt remaining I'M
paid may be extinguished either by a sale of the
Bank Stock proposed by the Secretary of the
Treasury, and which | approve; or, if this course
should not be adopted by Congress, then this debt
can be redeemed by the sale of the public lands or
by an extension Of the time for the reduction and re-
peal of import duties TO the Both June 1893 / feel
almost confident that if we adopt the course have
here proposed, the whole amount of public debt may
he discharged in that year, except the small amount
due in 1885, which also may be redeemed if the
holders of the stock, due in that year, will sell it,
The Senator from Kentucky (Mr. Clay) supposes
that we ought to retain revenue of Ia millions of
dollars. Here Mr.. Clay explained.-IIe said that.
he remarked in his speech that 1s millions might
now be retained and hereafter to be reduced if cir
cumstances would permit. To which replied,
that had not read the printed speech of the ena-
tor, Mr. Cluy) but amply sustained in the quo
ta'ion had made, by the recollection of the Sena-
tor from South Carolina (Mr. IIayneJ 1-Lct me en-
quire-why and for what purpose the Ia millions
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NRfIap.
Office Of the Board Of Commissioners,
iLndeL The ('nnrenLiou lciLh lcn.nn.L.

DeHiHufH,
WAsHINGToN, February 3, 1882.
Il \ the notice given on the 9TH of October last it was
"A announced, that the Board would on the 9th of Janu
ay 1882 proceed 10 decide upon the validity the claims
MED and docketed up to that day; and, accordingly at
the present session. all the cases. la which the parties in
teTcsted were prepared have been upon: As an in
cenye to future attention the part of claimants the
Board express their regret that the part of some of
men, as much industry in preparation has not been
Tested as there should have been, and their
That further neglect may produce consequences which Tho
Board would dcprecate IL may be improper besides
to say that the duty of preparing and exhibiting evidence
rests wholly on the claimants; and that il does become
the Commissioners TO designate what proofs should be ex
hblted and that their obligations, to evidence, limit
ed 10 careful and impartial consideration of every natter
which The claimants themselves may think proper offer
In support oil their respective pretensions. It's therefore,
Ordered That all persons, who have claims be de-
cided upon by this Commission be, and they are hereby
notified to present, before the FIRST day OF MAY x
verified in conformity with the rules prescribed by this
Board and accompanied by all the proofs which the claim
ants may consider material
Ordered That when this Board ADJOURN il adjourn TO
meet on the twenty third day of April next and that il
VIII then proceed TO decide upon the validity of all tho
claims filed at that date and not previously acted upon
ordered, That after the first day of May next
mortal shall be received unless satisfactory shall be
shewn, why the claim claims offered after that period,
had not been filed before BY order of the Board oil Cons
missioncrs. ROBERT FULTON, Sec.
Feb 10. 90 -1dwt1stMay
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q COMMISSION BUSINESS.-Having admitted NV
" son Frederick partner the Commission Business
will in future be conducted under the firm of Richard e.
Frederick Anderson, the stand occupied by me near
the Shockoe Ware house. solicit for the new concern
the confidence and patronage of my old friends and cuslo
mers my long acquaintance with the Commission Bust
ness, will, think, enable the concern to give salts
faction TO those who may conde property its manage
ment Advances il required will, TO reasonable extent
be made on consgnmens of produce Orders for the pur-
chase OF the produce of the country will receive prompt
attention. RICHARD ANDERSON
FeD Y. S6-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-28

II AND FOR SALE offer for sale n Tract of Land
lying in the county of Dinwiddie, about IL miles
from Petersburg, and from the proposed Rail Road: il
contains 1913 by late survey about 500 of which
cleared the remainder is in original wood but little pilap-
ed, and contains great deal of valuable timber This
generally considered the best Tract of Land in the county
and think truly So Persons wishing TO purchase may
learn the terms by application Mr. Willis Cousins of Pc
tersburg, or to the subscriber OH the premises.
THOMAS Y. TABB.
Dinwiddie, Feb. ~. 93-Im
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Ygyo ROAD CoNTRACroRs.-Th Proposals which

a offered for the I'd and 81 sections Westward
OF the town of Romney0 of the North Western Turnpike
Road having been rejected Sealed Proposals Tor The con-
sructon Of chery both Of said sections will be reccv.
cd by the undersigned until The Isl IF orch merit Tho
I'd section above mcnti.ned commences at the Eastern
foot of the Allegheny Mountain, aud terminates at the
North Branch of Potomac, and in length about % miles
The 3D. section commences at the Maryland line and ter.
inmates at Cheat kiver--disiance about miles
Virginia Legislature, passed at last session. to which re-
ference is made for general information the character
Of The road tisto be Is feet wide, and agreeable 10 said
act will be made according to the plans specifications and
field notes of the Principal Engineer Of Va, which will
be made known by the Superintendent to all desirous of
Offering Proposals, who may make application TO him at
his Office in the town Of Roinney Hampshire county va
A. w. MCDONALD,
Superintendent oftho N. W r. Road.
Romncy, Jan. ~, 9O-tIstM
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EAoMESTIC GOODS-GEoRGE CAREY. corner o,
@D Baltimore and Charles Streets, Baltimore has for
sale general assortment of Domestic Goods consisting
IN part OF "Wdftham," "appleton," LoWeH,' "Hamii-
ton" ".Ndshua" "Ereter" ".4uery' and "PiffsfeLT'
MANUFAcTUREs, which will be sold on favorable terms
by the package or piece. Feb 2. [SI-2aw3ml
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kSapGlV'EeV
FOR THE EN'QUIRER.
!" Mrcn WV rsm,,,,r~.r>a ;

FOh n nf. f<sN Vtf
STANIAS-By a Friend.
To rHE MEMORY OF JULtA CADELL.
Res,, lovely Julia : thy rsriy hicr,
While o CT thee st,, ems all ction's holy tcat
N"uyht break Thy rest!
Thy God hath callJ thee it"n world OF care,
And placed his signet "u 'hy brow ." tsif
Now in tbs hand tho living piltn shall wave,
Emblem OF hN, which riu'uphs o'ct the gtaNo!
Rcs,, cheruh Julia lin thy home above,
And with JIehangels tunr ~" hyuu of love,
Nor dead tho silent tomb
For Iesus died fks death that thou might 81 live,
Nor c"uh cfrntiou eh ransom give
Nor yet love Ter mot'ni clam,
The trophy of tho Redemption through his name
Rest, loving, aud behaved nor frnr
The hlghine haWl of Tim" the wtiihsgs Of Despair.
Thy hfn was hut lapse "f sunny hours
The world, garden of delicious flowers
To thy young heaul
Hut had Few revolving winters more,
srsttcrd their wnhcr Il leaves thy path way o'rr
An : who sa,?
Eut that lif''s fair-st hussoms might have nOwn,
Leaving thy boso~ bleeding and alone,
tiape swept away
Hct anchor lost : her forgot -
Such IL the do"m Of migh have been by lot
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AWANTED.-Two Apprentices to learn the Printing
w Busness-ioys from tho country, of steady ha.
bits, who can read and write we'll would greatly be pre-
icrfcd.--Enquire at The Office Of tlc Compiler
Jan. ~, 76-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-28

~ p. HOWARD, attorney at Lar, will In future
attend the Superior and Inferior Courts held in this
cry lie may be iound until further notice. at the Office
Of Conway Robinson, Esq the City Hail.
Feb. ~ S5-H
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There will then remain of the public debt,
Payable 31st Dec. 1898, S2,227 1863
DO. 3lst Dec. 1885, 1875 ,296
3 per cents, 1892 1863
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One share of Bsnk Stock with years interest
at per cent. per annurn would be worth on
3d March, 1896, SI2I 90
III sold on I'd March, 1883, at 10 per cont. lis 90
apparent loss SO 90
But in the first case the United States would
have paid years interest 800 of 3 per
cents. amounting TO o 90
Thus showing actual gain each 800, by
the proposed operation, of So 90
The same result Will appear, by stating in the aggrc
gate--thus:
The stock of Government in the Bank being at
par, $7.OOo,o 900
And tho interest at per cent. from Sd March,
1883, TO the Sd March, 1886, being three
years, I,i7oOOO
IT. therefore, should sell the Government
Stock on Sd March, 1888, instead of keeping
itat 10000
We should incur an apparent loss of 40 900
But il the Stock be retained, the United States
would pay years interest IS, 900 900 of
3per cent. Stock, amounting TO 720 900
Thus showing actual gain by the operation
OF $3.50 900
1t is true, Mr.. President, that the Stock will be
worth much more, if the Charter should be renewed;
but by this proposition get as much for it us will
pay off the Public Debt.
Besides the objection TO the proprietary interest of
the Government in the Bank it ought TO be observed
that should the Charter be renewed the Govern
ment may always amply indemnify itself against loss
in the premium for the new Charter.
now proceed Mr. President to present a brief
statement of the funded debt, that the Senate NAV
have the subject fully before them. / purposely
omit the ununded debt of So, $50 which NAV never
be called for.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09

~ IRGlNIA AT Rules hol-ru the Clerks Oncc OF
81 the tucuit Superior tout 81 Lnw aud Chanccry
for the town of iyu,lnrr, the 9th day Of December
le3l-i httupher !. Imhrrlllo, PHI aganst JaHcs
j9ncs, exec Nor oil Ihomas Wet dec. "he sheriff
ii 6auphc comfy and In TINT character adnr dc buns
non NJ Patrick Tan, dee Samuel Blunrd, SERGEANT Of
the cnrrounun Of Lynehhuc and such nd mr. Of Pa
ule talt dee and tie SANE samuel HranSord. Sc cart
&c. Hdm'r OF Charlie, H. Tat oca. Bacon Tut, Nrtlorlaud
Tat, ldnnaus Dupuy CeHe his wife late Genc Iait,
aud Louisa init and Nm. Tut mftut, by Comm,
Benai specially .lgaod t,,l guardian and Joseph
Wilson, nors.-ln Cmlugcry.
The Defendant Nctlcfland TAFT, not having entered
ms appearance aud gwen security according L. the act Of
Assembly ind She rules of s Court, and appearing Ivy
satisfactory evidence tht he uot iuhuhant Of ts
country 1t Is ordered, ha the snid defendant do appear
hefe on the first lay Of the next tcrm and the
ball II the plaintiff, and tat copy Of inIs orer la forth
WIN inherited ~ some new per printed IN the town OF
lyutRng Tor Tvs month urcr,sIYclN aud posted the
trout d1oro the Goui house, III tie SAID town.
Copy-fesle, h. ROBES, Ok
jan II 9m
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G ANRlA 1M z

ynyuE subscrihers refreettuhy inform INT
& friends and customers. th"y srF mhnulHc
turing anu receiving ffon ihr'r no1'h''" ma"
fsctu1it, eooi supply Of one and two horse
garanfhes. with = number # other Carthage,
SUI a. Gigs. Sulstys, Bnshys, &c. also
newly constructed Cafriasf-'u''a0ie ana
e5nyenien, ior Family use. which they oiirr
for sale Al the Lowest prices Any person WIN
ing an article in their line Of business would DO
wellto cal Al their old stand, nenf the Io"tf
cad Of inain-,,rcet, Ltnehburg, "h'Ie ihey
can select from great variety of Carriages.
II Ali oraers tor Carriages from any part
Of the Com ~ will b. thankfully received aud
nrafly executed " iih despstch.
u Repairing done uthe shortest nottee by
II. X. BEACH g -.
June o3 WIS
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i.an2,llornes Mills

In tie corporation Of Lyachjarg,
"a IL, be ia readiness TOT tue reception
w oil Wheat by the 20'h Of July. We
vi rise the highest cesh price for ~oeat, or
II preferred. barrel f surerfne Gnnr 10 pass
the Richmond inspection. Tor each FIVE and
h1ifhush Is.
Ibose Vris are situated on the bank OF
Black Waer Creek, just above the Toll Bridge.
In, creek beng naYIgable, will admit Of bnats
delivering and receiving thtirJnads at the door
oil the Mdls, aud beng not very distant from
tn business part oil town. tanners can with.
out much Inconvenience AID delay attend To
Ire discharge OF their "aRf0ns,
W. solicit an int,rvle" With the growers an
s llsrs Of Wheat, brfore thy make disposi
of H. NJ. d II. S. lANGHORNE.
~ B. Servants charged aIh tue delivery
of wheat will be promptly attended TO, aud dis.
missed with all possible despatch
Nj. s. II. s. l..
July II. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09

Hti&Gel MA, Rnles holden in tine clerks office, Of
" il' h'"H Suhefl"r oGft Of Law AID Caaeery for
tie two of Nutbhn =. the 5th da, Of pecerecr 1881
David Jones' iil' against CHARLES Brydic A,mi,tcad l..
Iallls "i I"hl al samuel Cosby, pci.s In Chaucery
The d"irNuaot A4asead +. Ellis, oct having entered
IL, ah' a'.' and given seoul according the
OF Assohb Had the rules of court aud il appear.
Inc ~ saiac of3 evidence that he IL uot an iuhabi-
TAFT d" tins c"uh1S Il l. orIc ed that the SAID dalrn!-
at 10 "ppra ne ON the lit day of ucAt term, aud
an,at' tht liz OF the paiHtn, and that copy this
naer ht torhwhn ihserted some newspaper pfluted
II thr town Of ,for twomuihs and
posted at the r'nt door OF the courthouse IN sad
town LJpy--Ir T.fa,.!tS IL
jan 10 Pa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09

TTlRGlNiA Sc.-At rule, held in the Clerks Office Of
W tn ""uy tourt Of bedford the 5th d. Of Dcccnr
her irSl . W lan Nov, PM ,gljust Peter Moss aud
Matthew Merchant Dri..-in hdurrrf.
Inc defendant Peler Mo, hnug entered liz ap-
peh,ahc' tud gwen seeury according the Act OF As
A'hnh alta thc hhies o tins Count and afprHruE by
Satisfactory evidence that he is not ara NH tnt oflhis
country Is oraered that the SAID nciepdant do ap
pear mere on tn% onh Monday in March aeNt, AID answer
ioin"'N inserted III ihr iyuchhurg Euguisu, for TWO
months sncces''rl' and posted the foat door o. tao
cour' house OF tins count.
atopy--Ic>tc. RIO c. MITCHELL. c T. {.
Jan. IL VIM
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EElkGNIh to witt a Court held for Hedford couu-
" ~ dl the court hoase the BID day OF January,
ihai,1h1 riru hundred AMI thirty-twoi Pitmrns T.. K
It'll Fli against Lows NiugGcd. Nicholas ltobertsO1,
hnlrs hInuht JOHN hyrcs, Charles Allen YIN. Aleu-
Jacob W hto aud Rachael his wife, Jeremiah Alien
hom" Iun phin and hilly his wife, james Alien, VII
iin hHhWrl aud ftancgs ll~ r, Thomas A>hNcli and
Polly ms "ilc John brascy ana sally his HItr aud Ko-
1t Ina h"ulr" R,aod hu +. Alien. the four last
infants aud The hrifs Of Nm. Anen dec. Christopher Ed
Mhd Susan aud May Clark, James leudrck and l,llza
saih ms VIE hons ii lhzahch clark, dee. Elizabeth
Margaret, lhe"dosi AID Nm Preston, niant hrlro of
'alhaIWc Preston, &c. thutuPh iarh, and Cmisio-
lher = lark amt Ea"ker Preston, admrs Of John HOOK
dcc, Dcl's.--lu Chaucery.
Inc dr!.ndms W linn Alien, Jacob White and Rachael
ms WIG, hhy humbn, Johu Boasri ~ aud Sally wife,
not having entered appearance and give security
according To the act of Assembly and the rule, of 4hs
court ana II appearing 20 the satisfaction of the Court
that they are not habiiantS of h. country On tho motion
o Inc plahi 10y his Attorney II is ordered that the said
defendants d" appear ere the fourth Monday IN April
hgNh ani answer the bill Vt the plaintiff aud that Il
copy OF TINS order beinserted in IN, Lynchlurg NpI
nnn Tor w" month successfully aud posted al the front
door Of the courthouse Of SAID county
tppy-Testc, RIO. L. MITCHELL CBC
Frb. Nm,
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Etna Fire Insurance Gam,

Ageats e9ifs for ne Sfais Of Y,,gi,i
deor 10 u. II. B.tebcH, Rithu.o,J NJ
SttHE Subscriber rs duly Aarhar,z.'i.
- above COMPANY, as ihslr ags,I " Tie
sas Policies OF insur ance IN tau, 80 10 Is
against loss or damage BY ire, ihfou,sou.uy
STATE. eOu' lhs
lhe mites Of premium - III lie meds
those ri an, o Der goDd Offices. Re- w a
orieinal capital Of $500 .Oou, Ibe conn. 'btt
large saiPius tunJ held IN rpse,y, Lave
Losers. III the pfotnptit1he and lih.r.t,' NE.
which claims arr adjusted aud pa,d sa,, VIII
references cda be made IN this CT, ''"J
All applications post paid) dirs,,.d
age"i, VII receive attention. sud The 1a
.try iorms Tor u survey will be ,o,o,.,',e
those 1t dislAuce il required. "'u q
! ~ following Kinds 81 pro ,prtv NM
sored: ELING HOUSES n tpr1" 1 -
SIS, MILLS AND MACHINERY ',no1.
FAClOidES. aud most othpr n trr,,tfl.
GOODS AND MERCHANDISE I"'''j
FURNITURE, BOOKS aud N..,ia. ,n ,1,e
REL, and utaer description Of prf.,,.i y" "A
erty, Socks Of Gram. Floar. Gu. '"'"
mills. bafus or manufactures. can a., ~
su'ed' JUN y. LAY. t,,
Richmond, Aug lS. ls3l. Oe5
VTtHE subscriber, las ing ben -
- ised To receive appiisar,n. ami
surveys for the above company. Offer, h,.,,
vices 10 the owners az Property N Jyr,'l.-
and country adjacent. JOHN J. prpvI.-
Aug Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09

no be Old, by Auction, ~ Lihe'tv. Br.lGrd
- Cour,hou.r. on Monday The 9th February
next, he,ng court dny, II valuable NEGROES, me II
boYs women AID gIlIs ant OF the estate of the
late Mr.. Tabnha Ire, among whom are sevfrd
GOOD Cocks aud good IiosrIrr. The above
Negroes will be .old for ash. Aoy person des
ruus OF purchasing such Negroes before the sale
may do SO by applying IL
FAeGHAL B WADE, Acting
kSccator oil he Will ot thu late Mrs.
labi'ha L..
Jan. 20 wlds
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u o. &c a

"a 1tlE PUBLIC aud my iIlfnds are hereby
NJ informed ',,at | haNe made arrangements
"Ih MIR. Robert W Coiiins, on ,hr corner lea.
ding from man stfeeito FrienDs Warehouse.
II bay hides ior me. and TO receive hides TO be
tanned, on shates.--Ca,b al the highesr mi
Cos, or leather will be given in exchange.
Also. at my taoyord, on the turnplke road.
near Lsnchburg - Every attention VIII be rem.
deied 10 give Satisfaction.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
NV N