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NDUtSUANP tolhaiast WAL, and Testament
n ol Spence Norve der d wi on tho I'D
day of August l5|3 on tn premises sell by WY Of
public auction, tract urpUrsI ~ Land with IL,
nppultrnuneOt, containing 507i acr s. more o. less.
situate On botn sdos ot HtIs's Gre X IN h. Coun.
~ of Amherst and about ep,ht mites from the town
Of l.yuchbutg--lt beng the same Land on which
The sad Spcneer Norvcl resided at the timo of ms
death
Tins land from It's sod, contigulty to market. and
other considerations, .elyes In attention Of pun
ehaser3 II ubeunds VIZ * #lanl a.uer has on
two good orchards, ANA l,oafi) crcs of creek
low grounds aud Is IN Il remarkably huu,hy neigh.
blhood
Terms Of sale credit ofone. two {, thres voars
70, equal portions OF TIN purchase MONEY VIII be
gwen the purchase gyog bonds with approved
personal securI,}, oai ldged OF tru5l0n dr. land IT,
self 10 secure the pay meut Of all the bonds Pos
session viii bc delivered On the first day OF Jann,
ny next, and IN the mean tmc liberty viii bc eiyrn
the purchaser 10 SOW ncrop crop Of small griln
on the land at the usual perod OF the approaching
fall Should purchasers prefer II, tho land VIII be-
divided, and sold IN lots.
The title - this land IS believed 10 be nnones.
tionnbly good, but aetlug as executor, will only
convey to the purchaser purchasers such title an
Is vested in me by the Will ofthe said Spencer Nor
veil, der'd BENJAMIN NORVELI. Exor Of
Spencer Noryel decd.
July 10 iftds
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l'lI.D-A low duyS smfn nj the residence ui
her husband, III TIN county OF Nflsop. ~ The 18th
venr of her agr, Airs MARTHA NAESlE wtIr
Of William Masair. 10 md dnughror Of The late
Jhnlalg Wrtt. Of Ionrblur, Bot a f.v div.
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-. iz'.,,,, 80 - '','
'"'5f ~ '''|'''' 10 'h'l"P'"Y ~ WHO ana mo
'h''' m" 80 'h'iy ION 70 ny, en ornament % 30
eitty ana hlShly valued by h.' VII" he" her But,
unprcphIcd a3 were her tlends ID rccc.ye the nlgl
hgrnee of her DEATH she herself IN he mnnltcsta-
ton OF perfect restoration to her premature fntc
p1yc l. .,Imouv which II, .,ch am hour ia nlone cn
p,lle or cafr,Inl. ,,,,s,I,i,,n totho h,r, If rho
....,,,., ~ - -. -,
Wv -
" ~ IN ',J ~ u '''''es' III '','''
ing uenhol % meet uehn nor th.d account "h'eh ~
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10000 BUSHELS WHEAT
~ WANTED.

IH1Hf. undersigned wtsh 10 parehasr %. 600
y bush Is = " hrat, t. lie delivered nj their
Lo'nbrf llnuse ~ Ly0ebbnfg, fstuafed immeii-
H"lf "a III" met lt~tinR from, the Market House
=" the bttiHf. i"rWe'l' occupied by Cnpt. 5. Tur.
NET Ia "h,eh 4" hit1fes price III oash will bo
given. Tie Farmers afs particularly inviisd To
call aud 'er thu" brors 'hey sell. 1bey vii also
g''e the htst price Tor -four. con-, &C.
constant .nrffy ot Gram nod Tho bcs family
Nthl VII BE- hrIl tor s.dc ANAL ptofi Tor
ensI. ELLIS L. OAOHuNDRO,
jim l. 5IAPLEs.
July Ii IL
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p 49,. a Iqmpefnucc meeunr WI b.
HwsbJ n TIN - PrrShNtr thu,ah .. D..
a., esrutnr Il. 2Ob ms. At enrl, rnI.
Ill. hgh'-= Al Address viii no dtl,vfed by Oh.
l.. MashY, Esq mud u il cGpnGied bat uiarrt Wi
rlle part III the c,,friscs 81 thu ouraslon. III,
n. nhrrs oi the I"mpttnucr S.t.iv NJ. ..tn,.tb
requested Ia be pun tnnl ~ then nffrndsnre AZ b
all friendly to the causc are carnrolY tny,rrJ to
atcud
JulI l6
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w regret to observe, By the sabglno1 letter.
TINT Mr. Clay hrs declined the invitation DC hi, Eel
Iow-ciuzens ofIlnogef t1Partafe with hen ol
Public Dinner, a. tn place Of his nativity
While wcrsgr3t that y1l,l.ng cirelm iranceg pre-.
vent ms VISIT atpres'u' to the spot balo~t1y the
oarIler ASSOCIATIONS Of atr, markedly changes 20
honorable alike 10 the purity Of his character and
the spIendor Of his intellect, We cannot dcuy tltoir
force, or coalsmu the decision o which they have
led on hisocet,lon. rs motives would nave been
misrcprescutci, Us thcy always are, by his vim
dictlvc and uneompromising enemies aud II were
better therefore, that he shoo.d forego this pilgrim
o,e to the scenes of his boyhood full Of mournfal.
ly pleasant "reminiscences as II nnqucstionay
would be until such time as he can do SO without
attracting the gazeof inyidroas eyes and exciting
the SANDER ofmalicious tongues.
Subjoncd IS a copy II Mr. cIay's letter, in reply
to the invitation Of the Committee appointed to
address hlm.
WAsHi%9Tos 81 July, 1872
Gentlemen i have lIyrereyed your favor Of
the 26th alt, IN behaltoi the CIt2ens Of iianoy II
County, without reference 10 parry distinctions
inviting ~ 10 Il Public fnner, 70 he served up at
The place Of my nativity, at such time during the
present SIMMER, as might be convenient.
Not hay.u seen the spot jhat gave mt birth for
rear forty years, it would afford ne the sncerest
sa!stA'tlou again 70 y'sitLl to behold thu sccucs
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MAKE Il 'nsohPaiio'' WIN inc ''h',,us''" ~"
s'''" .''''f = 'i=i,' ois' oas''n 81 IN,
h'a-l' si'c'ihE'ae" ns'' anu se'9hs ~ ''''''
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~ St9' 10 satisfactory 's",' :.
'I'd sue" '"''''''s'a'' : we ''''a ~ ''S -
- ~. anu '>A' 'e"a '"' 81 "S '"''''' 10 ~"
o'"''gsn years upon ''o9'o'a ",','" '"' o''',
, Al, as G'an''y 10 Ihe sVoshH''ae'5 ~ many
,'''i'o' "' ooN''N'ou' VIII a'n'uo" any "o's'N''"'
'e"''As "''9 '"Sio'''f's"'
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- ~, PRACTICES 81 'e Piia-i'' 'an" l'''"'l
-, III !" NV '''. '''s VI '',t'',"''
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prosecution Of ITS hu,oo,s, II was to have been eA-
.psctcd that the Bank ITSELF conscious Of It's purity
aud proud of is character would have withdrawn
lis application ion the present, and demanded the
seYcrcst scrutiny INTO all It's transactions, In thed
declining to do sothcre seems 10 be IN additional
reason why thc fuugtlenares o the government
shUuld proceed with loss AJs.r and uOIe caution III
The Bank Is Ifolo5edly established As on o"eu'
oi INC ik'loa'G branches 81 inc ''"'a.o"'s' ''a
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-16

forests OF the ou'sfy VI the 'iti 5s'eieS o' the
Government might MAKE II eNifeu'e"'' II WIS Jos
s,ssed ~ one Congress Is wen d aeolHer' end
bv all Congrsss alike, an In at tF-fy Sc
e4,,,. But tIe @'HsreNsh 81" AS Iahe" il away
rom their successors for twenty years aud The
Congress OF lea2 If"p9sfS 10 "o''is' L lot hit'an
ycar, more. llehoao, 1' Hee'''"'4 o' PeP'l
Tor Congress 10 barter AWAY az "'''S' ''s'ss''S OF
any OF tine powers vested ]" 1h'h .. '"t '21a'"u-
tia., to be cNc,oIa-d tor Ia Po2n1 s3'l II Is not
a aecesStrB the eihet'n'y OF Tie > INK nor Is II
propct' IN relation To themselves y mn success
.ors They may property us Inc de- .teuah =
,cd IN them but theF may mt lhit IL discretion
nftllrir SUCCESSORS. Tins RESTRICTION On t1ems.vs
oI yrani o. monopoly u thg GI5N, - therefore,
,,,can.filli ouai
In another pount Of view, THIS provision IS pal
,,5le aitem ito amend Tie CONSTITUTION by IN 'rt
sflerlslation. The constitute. af' '.ea 'hal IN
Congress- shall hive po" % * ic'ss 'NsiaSl3sl
l.eisIi toa IN all cases Whatsoever over Tie DIS
trl,tofC 'oum5la Its constitutional po"Hr, there
fjre. 10 establish Banks IN the District OF Column
nj. aud increase tlIelr capitol al vii, Is u1utsd
and uncomfortable by any "th=f power th'a that
which ave authority to the constitution. 1t tins
nrt declares Ihu 'ol~ tesS NA'" nv mere Use '''
c,alal ofevlsltng banks nor create other banks
,c.h capitals exceeding IN he whole tx mdoaS
oldoals lie constitution d'e'as's IN" "a-
gre,s shaii have power 10 "Ssfflse exclusive les
,ton over tins District, " IN all cdseS Statsoer1,
aai tins al declares they shaI. not Winch Is the
supreme law al the land THIS provision eanuot
I've ans#ssatfg,, or "ProPet,' OF eoa9lt~tooI,
unless tn. abudltY be admitted hat whenever 1t be
necessary aud proper IN the opmouot Congress,
The hlyea "si - barter away one portion 81 the
powers se5vei IA ham by TN constitution as
ln.7us ofcNrenta2 The rss'.
ON tvosuhj e.s only does the const'n n reaosi.
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NALUANLE PROPERTY.

II b uHotNNI T. - lrrd 81 frnsi trecWed In IN.
"a suhscrlbef nnd Graig" X Notvel, dec. far
the payment al certain H1,bts therein fnenlioned.
"h'ah Odd !, dol, recorded in thu Office of thr
."aN teurl 81 Amherst. I hall on Monday the
tO'h day hl August next OhAi bong court dnyD
p'oercd 10 sell, at pubic auction, before he door
- james Powell Tavern. ~ Amhnrst out house
~ c'edi ol one and Two yrRrs, The following
l'acls oi Lond. sihntc IN the count. of Amherst.
400 aeles 81 heavily umbcrrd Wood Land, IN
~ mIe 81 Jamc1 kVel atJetrinR III. Land IL
lIrn'y h. Nntis B#bj Walker. and % .iirrs--A Also
% aetcs, adjoining lIen,y II. Watts thu he IRIS
~ James London, drc and othr,a and wnhie ali u,
mis- OF Stapcss Mills Alto, our orh,r psrr.I
81 Wood Land. "onta'nag 30 fc,e, heavily
'mh'r H. o. Oitrr ttseh, ahlpiarng 'hr Lands OF
Nm. II Garland naa otherE, tifuaie % tie lo,yer
fnd al tie Jamr, ltu = Canal ~ Amhrtst. PEI
sous wishing - bus thcse Lanls. will pessc exam,
M 'h"", AZ ley " III he sol privately, If ptelrted
u"hsi, mud = pnfs ynnce II The saair deed "
fnsi shhtl on Frday the oh ia. ~ August al
toe rc"dence at tspt H. Nusrll ~ Amherst 90
'oef"d II I'll, '1 public uclsu .ar ,.al. saonrv.
~ uu""mR 5atr. NitH al ~ faa. ,hlhlfrp
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TIE CIoiera n Nm Y11R -sfhes. ii .##..
ofthe Now York Board II laa.u -. w. e..
four hours 'njne at noon On la 80 ##. =.
an aggregate ot ENC bRHdt1d aaf .aaa. .....#.
I9flg .a,tr 5lata.
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Biaeksmit}ling Business.

FENIE Subscriber has taken The Blacksmith
n Shop lately in the occupancy OF Mr.. VIM.
Bud and immediately opposite Lyneh's War
II use, wh,re he intends carrying on the above bu
suess in all It's various branches. lie has cxpc
ricneed SIN this, who VIII spereno pa'ns TO pir'se
such his friends as may favor him With heir Gus
tom. CHARLES 4. WRITER'S.
july i6 III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-16

JF An Illinois paper inio that the we'll known Tin.
craut preacher Adom P0vuf who ~ tn, place not
long holding forth to crowds IN the street, aud wof
else be could secure footod iui congregations VIVA
tcl recautJ, 90 OF 70 miles from Chicago by the host
ludaus. IL sas Doubtless coo-o!enliously pious man
though generally regarded as misguided entbuslast
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-16

Important Foreign Noms.-Advicos have been received
from Eus gland ia noutren by which we enru that the
Reform Ball passed tho House OF Lords 5h Of June
unatiasA Iii stated that during the sttlugs not mofo
lhnn ~ fhe AntReorm Peers present rho Iri.h
reform bull passed by vote of4G to 100 Tho Scotch
tcforn bill has passed the House Of Commons.
Ii. ,aIl that Fsrdinand 7t determined to nl.s Don
Hpuo mud thu English government has sout strong fleet
10 tho Tagu, to prcyentIt.
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JulYl l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-16

The yeto.Wo esclar several editorial sud selected
cic' IN order to make for the President, McssaFc
returning tIe Senate Tho Bak hl m hs objections,
Ne have nrlthnf tine reon tbs morning Ga com.
m"nr "heh"c 3tct tr lesg. arc an,eas thar our
fcalcfs should MAXI up tor optuoHs It's obptasct
before 40 eaptrssoufs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

NJOTICE-The fredericksburg LdD School will
IL commence its next Session the LIST day of No
yember, and will close the latter end OF March, making
period OF about five months. 1t is designed i'm the
course OF instruction which has been marked out teach
all the principal doctrines of the English Law as appca.
BILE to the United States and it has been modified and
changed by the Laws of Virginia. The mode of nsruc-
ton will be the heretofore founded upon the ex
perience Of several years its efficacy The studies
directed to the most approved text books in the Eng
lsh and American Law-the Class is daily examined i'm
the portions OF reading which have been previously as
signed to it, and explanations, illustrations and references
to American decisions and the Statutes of Virginia ac-
company these examinations. Occasionally oral Lectures
resored to, where the information cannot be supplied
in any written treatise The books that are employ
ed, Blackone's Commentaries, (Chittys edition. pub
shed in the u States is the best and cheapes) Cruises
Digest Of the Law OF Real Property, (he New York edi
ton of 1927 is the besD fuckers Commentaries and
KenPs Commentaries Judge Tucker not having taken
up, in his Commentaries, the subjects of the Judcaure
and the Criminal Law Of Virginia, preparations for sup
plying this omission, are making to publish digest of
these two branches of Laws and it is hoped that the
publication will be in time for the Students to have the
benefit Of it during the ensuing session.
The price of instruction exclusive Of books will be
$50 the Session, to be paid in cash previous admission
INTO the School The agreeable and genee accomo-
daons may readily be had private boarding houses and
at taverns upon very reasonable ternssay from to
9l2 80 per month"; including every thing but fuel and
Washing and these may be procured avery moderate pr
The whole expense Of living, during the session.
need not exceed S75 Fredericksburg strongly recon-
mended residence, by its salubrly while its known
hospitality holds forth to the student every social enjoy
ment compatible with habits Of study.
Aug II. i29-wnNl JNo. TAYLoE L0MAX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

I'm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- Hanover county
IL Court, July 26h, 1882, Edmund NJ. Anderson admi-
nistraor de bons non OF John Anderson, decd, Plt
against
Thomas b. Anderson, Harrod 1. Anderson, Richard
Leake and Mary T. his wife, and the said Richard Leake
as administrator OF Sophia T. Leake John Nj. Anderson
Henry Owen, and Frances " his wife, Horace F. Ander-
and Lucy A. Anderson the two last of whom are in
fants, under the age of twenty years, Deits.
This day came the plaintiff by his Attorney and filed
his BILL and on his motion, Philip b. Winston by the
Court appointed Guardian ad Item the infant defendants
Horace and Lucy A. Anderson, for the special purpose
OF defending them in this sut and the defendants Har-
rod |. Anderson, Henry Owen and Frances V. his vile,
and Lucy A. Anderson, not having entered their appear
and given security according to the of Assembly
and the rules of this Court; and it appearing the
faction OF the Court that they inhabitants of this
counry is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here the first day of October Court next and answer
the plaintiffs said bill; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond, for months SUCCESSFULLY and that
another copy be posted the front of the courthouse
OF this county. Copy. Testo,
PHILIP b. WINSTON, C. II. c.
August II. 2o-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

I'm cHANCkRY-VIRcINIA.-- the Circuit supe
II ror Court of Law and ChanceIy for Henrico county
the 26h June, 1892
Mred l. Toer and VIM. d. Winston, executors of VIM
Toler Decd and ADMINISTRATORS de 6ons non with the
VIII annexed oil William Hooper, deed. Pitts
against
James Hooper and Polly his wife, late Polly Hill, in
their private rights and in the right of said Polly as
administrator of Joel Ill., dec'd--Wm. HILL Washington
Hill, Samuel Perrin, Parke Perrin Hector Davis execu
tors OF Sterling Langiod, Decd Rowland Jones and Anna
bis wife, Benjamin, William, Matthew, Mary, James and
John Toler, William and SHELTON Jones and William and
Matthew Hooper, Delts
This this day TO be again heard ON the pa
pers formerly read the amended bill taken for conessedas to
oil the defendants therein, except William Hill: the an
swer oil the said VIM HILL with general replication there
to, and the report of Comr Amos Ladd, made pursuant to
the order Of the 18th day of April $780, and was argued
by COUNSEL On consideration whereof the court without
deciding any OF the matters in controversy doth order
that the defendants, James Hooper and Polly his wife,
late Polly Hi admX. of Joel Hill, deceased, do render
an account OF the administration of the said Polly Hooper
before her ntermarage with the said James Hooper,
otheir admin since their ntermarrage of the estate of
the said Joel HILL decd, before of the commissioners
oil this COURT that the said defendants james Hooper and
oily his wife, late Polly Hill widow OF the said Joel HILL
and the defendants, William Hill and Washington Hill
heirs OF the said Joel HILL decd do render account
the real estate of the said Joel Hill decd which came to
their hands, and how the has been disposed of and
that the said defendants in solemn form any proper
interogaories which may be propounded to them by the
plaintiffs touching the said accounts before the
missioner who directed examine state and settle the
said accounts and make report thereof the with
any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself
or which may be required by the parties to be so stated
Copy--Teste, J. ROBINSON, C. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

M0TICE.-Was committed to the Jail of Prince Will
liam county, Virginia, the Sth day of June last
negro Man "a runaway by the OF Ned he is about
six feet high yellow complexion, between forty FIVE and
hy years Of age he is we'll known in this neghborbood
he formerly belonged to Mr.. Cooper of this county
about six years back he was sold trader and was Ia
ken to the State OF Louisiana Gas the negro states and
from thence he was taken to Havana, and there at IL
berry; he has no papers Of Characterization The owner
is requested to forward with proper authenica-
tons, and get his property Otherwise he will be dealt
with according TO law. BASIL BRAWNER, Tailor
August "a. 3l-v9ro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28
Aug. 3.


lAU ECKLENBURG LAND, SC. FOR SALE will
I'VE sell by private contract upon accommodating terms
s43 OF land lying in Meckenburg county, upon Me-
herrn River, mile above Rocky Mills and below
Yates Manufacturing Mills, upon straight line from
Ii miles from the former, and IL from the latter, in
healthy and agreeable neghbourhoed This land is pro-
badly half woods and OF pretty good quality the balance
In two plantations, which suitable and sufficient TO
work or 10 hands on advantageousy; and upon each
there is comfortable dwelling house and suitable
houses and an excellent spring. quite convenient One of
these dwelling houses has lately been finished off is large
and commodous, 40 by 20 feet stories high four
good fire places No further description is necessary
none will purchase without first viewing the property. II
SALE be effected in time for sell Oft my stock
AID crop this fall will give possession Christmas
and to purchaser who will buy the land stock and CROP
would make considerable sacrifice N the price
August TO- l27-wlOtS1 JESSE CRAD0CK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28
PAMUNKY LAND FOR SALE


" The subscriber again offers for sale, that valuable
farm lying on both sides of the Pamunky river in the
counties of King William and Hanover and containing
from 1000 to 1900 In point of locality and fertility
OF soil, this farm exceed by but few in Eastern Yir
GINA 1t lies miles from Hanover Town. from 5 to
from Hanover Courthouse, II from Richmond and in
nehborhood Of the most respectable and genee society,"
he SOILS well adapted to the culture of the staple com
modhes, such as corn, wheat, cotton &c.-The fields
well arranged and well supplied with an abundance of
timber and water and the whole almost an unbroken
level The improvements, situated an emnence on the
King William side, consist of commodious dwelling.
house, sufficient for the accommodation Of large family
with all the necessary Outhouses necessary for an extern
slve armThe subscriber invites those disposed to pur
chase TO view the farm, and make their communications to
him by letter otherwise at Tappahannock Essex coun
ty, Va, and they will meet with prompt attention.
Should not this farm be privately disposed of sooner it
viii without reserve the Both day of August next or
on the next fair day thereafter offered at public sale on
the premises JOHN w HOOMES
iaPpahannock, May 9TH 2-wt30thAug
N. B-Being necessarily obliged to be from home for
some months TO the above sale will be postponed un
al the LIST OF November next which day il will be posi-
lively sold at public auction In the meantime the usual
crop OF wheat will be seeded on the farm
July IL. 2O-wtds JNO. w. HOOMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28
CoMMIssIoNER's OrF1cE, J

Richmond, July 3lSt, 1892. !
The parties interested will please take notice that I
have appointed the I'd day October next to commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order of Court
which day. at 9oclock A. NJ, they required attend
at my office in this City with their accounts vouchers and
documents ready for examination and settlement.
HILARY BAKER, Commissioner.
Aug. g. 25-wSw