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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

5s,s h.ssase OF r,iorm 10y Sufficient creation OF
P,ars'
tn ssa-, between The barriers Was completely
#I.I "A tus aspect I'll sn.h vast number al uu-
#svsrrd + .ds was peculiarly striking, but the u
Immunity aud aenncss hat distinguished their pro
.-..IIa.s vrs stIll mon Impressive tlan the NUM-
brr, 4 dr. a<5sm,lase. An the resolutions were
a...ss without III >fsHrst opposition, unless dat
....T l.. Que s4as.r individual IA the crowd a each
1t - >p-sass.yrlg ffoposad deserve the pamc.
II'H.#. las .usasmt ssanel 10 be pIeas. at this
solitary atssaaacut. as be- showed IN very en-
...aa#mB.a#r. ri. snsnarnatou ofthe livery. and
F 81. strengthen tir general te#iug
ELECTORS OF NEsfMiNSlER.-The
e e. .tl#.lf Nssfoaza.r not on FRIDAY pursuant
aa..f#=s gtfHr tioast and A#eBot i#nHrn ior the
#HH.p##s % s3aFg0r measures commensurate 10 the
i s...saf B.rufur state utthe country Ihe ch1u
ST.. t..,r - >r = Bptagu VINO spohe with
2 sH.a eleot epHn the oh,. of the needing a
r. iHfau against the -rtut Of any iutl,r supplies
/ ayI. #HameHi and petition founded upon ii, to
! 10. Iia9so ofGommuns were unanimously ad"p
#i.i
: rians troubles are said 10 have broken ont ID
! EDraIa. especially at Lundau and D.n1pouIa
/ The ar u Auaf8 IS represented as bena
iMrrHs1 aud dispatches ofun ursontknd, It's re-
ported are d1iy transmitted to the French gov
crnnsst aud Prncr Tuyvrand from thcir Anibns
s1i1r IN Vienna. Count PazzI d Rorgo has beer
hastily recalled 20 ST Petersburg.
Ne resolution has yet been taken nbout thf
boundaries Of Greece nor has the lee' yet put tc
sea
l. Is now certain that the Rev Mr. Cotton was
not the writer ofthc .. +. u letters, for they are
continued
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21
ln.eresHng TO il,c Tobacco leta..tr,

/ \ Il
| rNNilE subso .abeg has discovered a new s1,,,n
III or modes Of proeecdulc.for culing or ,llltr,,t-
tobacco which Las been secured to INN by cl,r.
patent; and the RI At To use which heuow nropo,gs
to sell. through his asruts to The tobacco planters
OF the l. States, on the blowing ems: livery
pIonte. whose crop shall exceed ten thousand
pounds, Will be entitled to the privilege Of apiying
the syS,1m without limit Of time, inter paying. or
securing to amy OF my agents twenty Go.l.ra tbo.r
whose crops shall be less, after paying. Or s,u.-
my mi ike manner ten dollars. E,ery plantrt vito
purchases priv Ilege vii receive an E,suy Sh,l
Is ploetd under copy rght upon tho curIng. mon
aScmeGt, and cultivation Of to1ucco, intended as d
guide ior the application ofthe system Tins Is
say extends To sixty octave pages. Dr. Thomso
/. Jones, OF Washington City, professor OF che
mIstry III the Columbian College; John II. Eu,-
lacc, OF the city Of Richmond, Va; J d. Iowr.s
| OF Petersburg, Va. I!oleombe aud IYtl,. AZ
Lynehburg, Va: and Capt. Henry Edu,oHds Of
Halifax county, Va. are authorized ag,nl, a.
Will permit any gcn1onanto examine Il t. ,1stu d.
OF essay who may wish TO juG4c u It's tilt. w
the ProPricty of adopting it. Older agcuci, Aa.
be established IN duc tine, particularly in tie .obsc-
comuhcts Of the Western States Dr. Ihon.,
I. Jones Is authorized to appoint agents IN the
States of Maryland and Ohio.
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Ni'i''''c' Is '''t ol"u''t' fI'". "
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s '"'a 81, - - Va ~ E5t '"' s'1''''
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o. ''I ,''',' was CUT 'he peru" nom ue
''I''' uic "''' vas "Ilieu''ns sun
'u '.,s e'"' i'si'o'' ut 1''HS anu
,',"'' u "e "ea'"cr s'"ei'Iy. me particular
S'''' a. ''' 25'Io"1 me 'Inle INC l''l was 'l ''
- '''o upon Il mus I'M 10
- IL '''" Tue various '"s''s'''''
''''' g,.' o.''ei "G'i'S upon Ut i'"l''''"
Wv p'''',eu "'eI 1t DIS oI'eo' III nun Oh IN h'S'-
',,' " a" numerous "'Ie' 'n''o'i'S' WIZ "'o
:3S h'S feS'S'ef Is f'''!nt0 0u
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o'''.' u"'Ai'e 10 'eoo'' It necessary
,'es, "a ''i'>''s' "''e I''"'o' "''
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s''''' e"'''S, q ais" no" 10 cfeo'c ana eo""o'
'heih II was my WShtortst thementsot any system
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21
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RrNnlNnrnN- (Nrrn1nntN hnn

BENhNGToN, NermGnt june D.
A Siorcr Of CAaH !--Ertraordiaaru-O the
Both IF May, as Mrs +. Backrnsr was return
M from the South part of the town. near slu,c,
she @as overtalcn ~ what she supposed hail
storm-en arriving at home she mentioned the
circumstance 10 her husband, Mir + Blrekmcr
who was little incredulous ofthc fact, Us he had
not seen Any at homc. In team oil Mrs Black
mef's cloaI sopne oithe Supposed hail had lodged in
tic folds .! the lining, and or examination 1t vas
found To be apparently small gobules of Chalk
In tn evening the circumstance was named To the
narraor-Who was llttle incr,duIous of the fact,
Notwithstanding the high credibiity Of Mrs Black
nler, vino TO put the matter past dispute, took his
lantern and went to his Dearborn wagon and
brought number of small globulcs that had lodged
IN tha wagsn-on examination they had the up-
Pcaraoee of very pure chaIh-were OF the size Of
mustard seed shot, and very white. According to
Mrs Blackmer there was a very considerable fall
oft, 50 much SO that the wind being n. W and in
their faces made 1t uncomfortable proceeding The
cause We mus leave to ADLER heads, but there is no
doubt Of the fact. GaetUe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

,,,..,r,.-..-,,..
NJ. ~. ..''l -, ~
II Va. I'm ,,'I 'a'f''of o. tn" ttfhrPuer
i,,, ti'' o''' resilient oil III. oohe'I
G..p ''',', u, ''''o ',"''f-ln-O hle
- 1y5,'...,'o, - i''ne SECRETARY
E,rl.r,L.'1' :, ~ ''''''.' oi ''' tote'S
'' ~, - ~, '' r"e's' secretary
:, ,,''a it,aoo. o"sh boafa oi Control
I'i 81 NSs'yn Lord tu7y Seal
=, 'oH. Lst l''t1 oithe Admiralty
DoAcoi buckingham, Lord Lieutenant OF lrcana
,5'' 2 'I' 9s,"''' a Attorney General
- 5I""'a N'4'eo1 o'ataor''tnfrI
i >. ''y ''l,u. '" ."asleroi u1s Rolls
Lar a-'l, OF W ieho", Lord Chancellor
cf '9'1 Leach DITTO
or H. ha1nsh Secretary
Mr.. nernes, Seeriry-at Var
L744dop. Hgl3-Pa5lls Fa7l4r Phrsd5..
afternoon. eboathafpas, five oeIass.n vast srova
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21
From The Rictmo,sd Compjley Iyne1e

They have commenced the repairs of the Capi.
toI. "A new dress Is to be given to it. lnsile and
'0' Tor which purpose the last Legislature made
an appropriation on of $4,000 The exterior of the
ed'tce Is to be rc-plaiNtered and tie wooden work
Is 10 be re,paInted The whole inside is also to be
'c-pamed from top to bottom A partition has
a'so pee" run across the Southern roam, formerly
We General Court room-which arrangement gives
d handsome committee room, with door, open
''S mo the outside lobby room-while the other
'' Oh me courtroom Is to be fitted up for a General
conference.-the Library is to be cnargcd,by raj
S."S 'n9 ceiling and throwing gallery over the
C'un ,.u, ant! eh"mLer The Legislature apnropri-
"''o f'oo Tor the completion of ihts arrangement
p,-. he "aite Ground near New Orleans, and the
AIoll@lon Of General DeMoadc las hren dirih.d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

Philip prnd.oton barbour Of Ylrgin.a. ~ Candl.
dae iy the Once OF Weep resilient during tie same
psuod
Whereas, " are confident thot tie electors nom
mated by t.n legislative Iurus, winch assembled
IN Richmond .pnn, - i,sl wtntrr All l,aleuud
II give the vote ofibe electoral college ut THIS
state To such petso1s as my receive a majority
oithc saiirases Of the people OF Virginia IAers-
fore
Received, That We recommend the adoption Of
tn 'aHe ticket 10 the people Of Virginia.
i, seIved, That Ne sommauI 10 the people Of
H.r-lan. who at upW favorable 10 the election
ii fu4lpr barbour, rs Vice President OF The Uul-
II States to endorse hia name on tn 'te,rt Or bul-
lot presumably lhc electoral Inv offHa last acs-
sion Of HE Legislature Is onlustruetoa to the cec-
tots aforesaid
Resolved Int the Comm.ssjonsrs who may
5- appointed by me Executive ol thu state, II su-
pruolend the approaching election Of President
anil Wee President be respectfully requested 10
report 10 the Executive dstnelly the nuuler Of
votes favorable TO Philip p Barbour, as VleePre-
sduul, evlpeed either by tue cudorsatlon Of the
votes on la, h1Ilu', by any Other 81 Iuteibg bile
designation, winch the voters may adopt at the
pots-but should it be asccrtanrd, dat the com
mi,,iouers In any county town or borough, decline
or 'all 10 comply with tins request tacn the
Committee Of Vigilance appointed oy this Com
yruton, Tor such county, town o. borough IS char
ged with the duty ofateadns ,hc pots, oul osccr
tanning ~ iaH am aon''aolo n"'an'h rs i'' ''
Pr'c'e.'oi'' inc aN', % ''e VOC !" u=' '''a 'o''
", town or borough, aud making report iber ol
soon AS possible to tac Central Standing com
unrtee
Resolved, That a Central Standing Committee
be appointed, whose duty 1t shall be TO appoint
u '7''','''s '''a i,
SUI" VI ''' - 10 - 90 ny "''
- - y ~ ,'''o ~, "''' '''''''
pow - '' a'o.''' '''s'''''7 u ''''s '''! "'
SUI" 9''''' s'''' 10 '''y Ut "fl ''''o
"'y aee'" P'oI-' - ~ 3d. aP u 10 d" '''z' '''s
""''h may 10 u'',' ','''aa"y '''' l''0s''' u pro
'''T,' '',e 90 90 o' "'' ,'''' 'e'','o".
~, '',''o Guy = Wv w.
olrbe STATE AS ,rlq expr..se5t polls. .he Cen.
tr,I Gnor,it,.,.h. t,.,d +, ,,,,,.i,,,,,, s,,,c -
aer IN the sre5d Of .o@1 Ito. .r.rto.,
Hs,Iy,J rlt,, l,,5o.,ltrc, lo .,,,,,,,,,,qlr ,r.
par. an address, Ia. ,.,. p,opl. of vpg,n,,
TIA, R,or, ,,. Commute. I,,,,,,,,, ha, ,c,l
the resolution, contained N the,,,or WIRE ,epar,,e.
n nr,,,s.d t,il, tny,.,t,oe ,,d ..,rb u,,f,,,,,,,,
IL paanr,d
.rb.' t,J,,r a,,,oi,tqd ,lp# foiloys;o, ,cnrl,,.,
- Cgp5,Irt,. IN ,,,,,sn.,,,r, OF rLr Ia#I I,t;,,,
81 NJ. ,sr4 llp,-f E,r9s Rrnrr p,n5I.,,,,'
and Ie.. mud -, ,,,,f,,,,, ,rA1 p,,1I,, H., Dec,
,,,lrni md VIrp pr4sI,l.,,i 49,. added tlrr,,,
Onno,Ion Of AIR t,ll,rr MONS
X solved That the ,'on,aerio, arooccl Ia ,la
npp,I,i.nout ,ft ,n,,o.,u.s ~ y,,I mo, -, ,,, DIR
frcot c,uol,.4 toyyi, and I,,r,,,,l,. j., Nm, Cam.
nouoe,ln
Th.sl,.c, ,r,. or IN. d,,,,# b,,,.y.. ,l.c,
red ATTN. s,,s,,,o ,l, - ,a,,f,e - ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

EftoordiRarg Rarotue-Wc learn that the a
mount ol duties secured to be paid at the Custom
House N thus elty, for the quarter ending on til.
first day ct April Lust exceeds fave millions sever
hundred thousand doI.ms, SUM exceeding by
nearly on" million ol dolns the amount ever be,
fore secured III the corresponding quarter OF any
previous year. ~ !. .Ucc. Adr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

Nh Willis of the New Yr.k A,rro, =.
y presented 20 the King Of France and ~. n 'a's.
family by Mr. Rives After the inrrodpc,;o. i,.Y '
5o'N place IN the Chamber Of The Throne NJ "
lis ShYs - vi. a..
" We remained few minutes, and o..,
ny'eii with looking Tho. gold and er,n,,,
before me- aud recalling tGmy mind III, VIZ ,,'o'e
historical circumstances connected with :, w o.
easily lmagin- it all The throne of r, ~ can
perhaps, the most interesting one in The ,.oI5
" al lis associations none rushed upon ,ne 3
cio'y' or retained my imagination SO long 49,, 'I'
accidental drama Of which il was In, sce,,a - '''a
the tlree days of July TWAS here H., oof'ns
brought the Polytechnic scholar. mort,I,. people
IN the attack on the palace, 10 die II, f ,o..oel
his last on the throne Of France sorran, .5a''''
his Comrades and crowd Of patriots, Ii ,.' - tia
the most striking and affecting incidents 15 ~, ~
all history" s'''' ''''iA III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

Tradition allejgcs that the Indians esteemed
the Sycamore a protection fom lightning, and IN
ihundsr storms were accustomed to seek refuge uu-
der It's suade. /, has also been alleged that hight
nlng striker sycamore vas never seen. The the
ory has been oyerthrown at Norfolk, where IA
sycamore was struck some nights sInes.
fUrigp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

A Good Sien.-Com Biddle writes from tb'
Nedlterranean.that ofthe ll0I persons IN the sqia
dron. eigH hundred and HtaetceR have steppe
llris allowances Of pirttS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

INTO lots, aud SOLD out as such. The Ntw Orleans
Bee states that the aggregate amount ior seven
ty -four lots, were Sl22, 100
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

E1o11'oas Stones al he Temple ri Bop..
here Is curiosity oftAj5 place wbie5 a. ,.,.s.
need be well INSURED of his credit tef,r. b '''I
10 relu;e, lest he should be tbotis 10 strain ,,'.'s
ll"ge Of traveller too far ThatWb.ch @..' '''-
large piece ofoId wall which caco.apassrd ~ Is
Der oil structures. A wall made Of sarb enormm.
great stones that the nr'shbors tlereaIou5 "a, i
IS usual IN things OF strange natur.1 ,,,c,,l, "
the architecture of the devil Three of i1'..' y 20
which were larger than the rest, We took
to measure and found them to extend f"','s
yards IN length; one VAS twenty-ope. and tls '
TWO each twenty yards in de th they wera s,.
yards each and IN width ofthe same dira,,,a,.
These tree stones lay in one aud the same row.
end to end The reaIof the wall vas made o,,,
oi great stones. but none think 50 Great ,tL,,.
Tina, which added 10 the wonder Va rar ~.
stones were lifted up into the wall more thar ls,n
~ feet from the ground
NaHd.eifS J5arney 10 Jc,usq,q,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

Re-appcaraaee ofhe S.a .Serpenk-Cap'. Fer
gusoo, otthe soop Meridian, at New York, from
Charleston, declares that he saw the Sea Serpent
on the TN instant, off the Capes of Virginia, and
represents the appearance oithe monster hitherto
Described
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

DIR. PATTESON.-Dr. Granville Shatp Pat
tison came passenger III the Packet ship Napoleon,
lately arrived Al New York We learn he IS engog-
ed by the J fe sou Medical College Of Philadelphia
Us Professor Of Anatomy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

'efmoHt--i.en,an Allen, Esq has been elected.
after elsht trials, to scat in Congress from Yer
mon'-thus filing the entire DELEGATION from that
state with the exception of the district recently re-
presen'ed by the Hon. Jonathan Hunt, deceased
Mr. Ail'n Vas the National Republican candidate,
ana was elected 10y I'll majority over his respcc-
tive competitors Of the Ant.nasouic and Jackson
Partfs. Though of he same ranc, this is not the
gentleman who was formerly minister to Chill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21
Elaal Mk Sarannal Gcorcian.

mn 1He SdtHHHdl tcofG2dR.
On Frilly last Scotch lass of favorable ap-
Pearance, 10 or Is years of age, was discovered on
board OF the ship Emperor, working with, aud in
the same garb. as the sailors Her story has excl
ted considerable attention, and we have learnt il
thus Being unable TO obtain employment in New
York, where she landed from Scotland, she procu-
red seaman's dress and shipped on beard of the
ship Plate rs cabin Boy. DurlnS the passage to
this port the mate beat some of the Scanen and the
boy also twice, when the captain on arriving
here, fearing they would desert locked the chests
IN the cabin, and the cabin boy s beng found filed
with womcn's gear, instead Of 5eaman's duds, the
owner was compelled to confess the imposition
and was turned adift on shore She afterwards
lstlIl IN male atlre) agreed on board the Emperor
To work her passage TO New York, and she was
actually engaged in the arduous labor ofdisoharging
ballast, when the number of persons whom a rumor
OF the md-apropos discovery on board the Plate,
kept cunously gazing around the Emperor, attrac-
ted Capt Foys notice, and the cheat was again
discovered, and confessed with tears AMI manifest
distress. Capt, f. however humaney kept her on
board, had her properly apparelled, and means to
convey her to his family as domestic. The Pre-
s'dent OF the St Andrews Society, and other gen
tlcman ofeharacter have rendered any assistance
to The girl that she may want.
PlaaSe TOpics-An OHIO paper contains the
following fearful amunciation -
he Two legged puppy who had the impudenoe
to PerseVerc IN escorllng young lady from sim
2nS school the other evening, after she had polite
ly informed HIM that she was provided with COM
Pany, may rest assured that should he repeat the
like offence he shall he compelled TO breakfast the
next morning ON the tail of one of Simon SNYDER
toughest cowsllins.
Cornstalks twist his hair,
Mo'tmpcStle pound him
Cart wheels smash his bones,
Aud leave Inn where they found him.
SIMON OXGAD"
A new Bombay paper published weekly in the
Ben8alee language, has the title Of " Sungband
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

AenHLr NrrAr has published IN Poris ssn.,g
volume. entitled Moral and Political Sketch Il.
lMr TINTED SlnIes OF North 4 mcrira
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21
HzEUzzzsg-ruzu-Enzz,x

ICowmully In English, "lite Moo, ~ a..
sonct' ih'e4r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

Dreadful Accideat--Two females were crushed
to death in New York on Saturday, at the launch
Of the ship Saratoga. The Courier and Enquirer
says: Thetwo deceased females had fallen IN
to the slip, between the pier and The soop and were
quickly seized by two men, who had scarcely sue
cacdcd IN rusmg item by the hair to u small height
above tic surface Of the water when the reaction Of
HE waves and the fastening at til, bows, forced the
sloop buck with violence, and in al instant both
were crushed to death against the pier Ont OF
rhe'1, young tcma!e named Margaret Force, had
the Two sides Of her head literally crashed toscth
En- 1t was sight too shocking to look at. The
other, named Bailey Cohen, had Der body, neur
the breaat, crushed IN the same shocking manner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

J ] Audubon, Esq. the celebrated ornitnologist,
and hls two assistants, arrived at Charleston on
the Sd INST in tie Revenue Cutter Marion, in excel
lent health after tedious through the Florida
Keys It's said that they have succeeded in taking
$40 different species o. Birds, some Of them entirely
unknown heretofore besides several species Of Min
erals, Shells, Rocks, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

NORFOLK.-A company of spirited gentle
men at Norfolk live subscribed stock to the u
mount Of $50 600 to build u Hotel They have Sc
Iected very pleasant spacious and eligible lot for
the purpose, on Maln.street acury opposite the
Exchange.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

A New Orleans paper mentions the death in
that city on the 18th ult ola negress, native OF
St. Domingo aged one hundred and thirty three
years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

Ahlaac3,lg DiNster.--We have To record one
of the most helrt rcndjng events which has taken
place IN our vicinity for many years. A patty Of
orr cntorpnshs young citizens had been down the
bay fishing yesterday IN the boat Bunker LII and
whenretunlag she VAS oversct IN the squat, about
o'clock, in the lower harbour. We arn the fol
lowing were drowned Mr. Benz. Smth jr, Of the
firm Of Smith & Nys; Mr. Dan'l F. Weston, firm
Of Whitney & w eston Mr. Abraham Howard
firm OF Howard y Merry Mr.. Henry h. Trou,
Druggist, Mr.. Dohan Clark, Broker Mr.. William
Emerson, firm Of Emerson {, Jones and Aessrs.
Coe & Manning Painters MIR. w. $ Skinner,
Broker, Was Of the party, who, with the BOSNIAN,
were the ouly persons saved. Only the bodies OF
Mcssrs Weston & Smith had been found They
were picked mp by vessel coming from Gloure j.
ter We also learn that Mr. J Prouty was drown
ed. The above are the only particulars of this
dDsIressng accident which VIC were able to obtain
when our paper Weatto press.
ROsipn CeAtiH{
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

A new Bombay paper, published weekly in the
Bengaiee language, has the title Q! " Sungband
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

-, The Battle Groaod near New Orleans. and the
Plantation OF General Douoadc, has been divided
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-05


against
Francis Pc, to", administrator with
the will anne d, Of Ann Peyton,
deceased; Jonah Thompson, and
Margaret his wife, late Margaret
Pcy,on. of the heirs and devil
sees OF Ann Peyton; deceased;
Virginia Peyton. Craven Peyton,
John Pe,ton and West Peyton,
infant children and heirs at law of
West Re, ton, dc ceased, who wss
another ofthe children ofsaid Ann; r. cu.,,,ns.
era 80; Pc, ton, Margaret Re, ton, ASAA'oS"A
Valentine Peytnn. Nancy Peyton,
West PC, ton. William Pc, ton and
Mar, reytOn. children and heirs pt
law Of William Pe,ton, who was
another nf The children Of the said
Ann; Valentine Pey;on, and Susan
his WIFE. which said Susan the
only Child Of Valentine Peyton
deceased, another of the cRldren
OF said Aan Peyton, deceased; and
Abraham Foreman and Elizabeth
his wife, Defendants,
appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that tho
Il order Of publication made in this caus. :. IT, ISL
Term Ut this Court against Abraham Fore,n and IL
zabeth Foreman has heen duly executed aud the said
Defendants still failing to appear and thu
p!ainan,s BILL according The terms ofthe said order,
on the Compliments notion her bill is now ordered
10 be taken for confessed anil SCI for decree the
said Defendants A nd this cause now coming on again
To 5e heard The Court; consde Of the bI an.
swers and dispositions, and exhibitions filed, and Of
The report Of tn, Commissioner heretofore returned,
does order, aduge, and decree, that the decree pro.
nonnced ~ tins ut pr Term, g 9, he now alb.
s,ute and final all the resident d PENDANTS on
whom process has been served; that the said de-
be rcinstated, and stand in fab force de-.
cree of this day agsjns' the tfniant Francis Pey.
ton, administrator and Of III hes of the said
Ana Peyt u. deceased, and sinst III Defendants,
Abraham Foreman AID Elizabeth his wife.
IN hay.
10 consent of the Cotnnl,i.aut and ~ aueh tk..
Defendants have appeared and answered, Il j. now
by The Court decreed that the sale of the real estate
whereof the SAID Ann peyton died se,ze heretofore
decreed to be made for cash, be made he following
terms-ihst rs 10 say: hs, fifth of the purchase mo.
be paid Cash, and that t- residue be divided in.
three equal Instruments and that credit Of tIr, e
sIx and month, be alowed and that the title be
retained till a,ment be made.
Test EDM LEE. C. C..
(Costs 10Y 81
~ shall proceed to sell the Real Estate IN
the bill mentioned agree,by to the above decree, On
Thursday, the 5th la, Of March next consisting Of
ONE LOT OF GROUND,
the west side OF Columbus street, between Prince
anG King streets, in The Town Of Alexandra A feet
from, and ITO feet deep, which there erected
TytO TENEME WIS,
REfs35lA two stories high; one OF brick, and the
EaNigsH other OF wood
$4,000 One.6hh ofthe purchase money to be
pail in css and the residue be divided into three
equal nvtaimen's, on credit Of three, six. and nine
hs; the ,Itle 10 be retained until he last payment
be made Sale to commence the premises at IL
O'Clock e. SCOTT, ID
e., Y ti5thN For Ashton, Marshal
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SSr- The copper d orig LEDH,
-sfsfGray, master, will have despatch and take any
rghi r. ,ght tina, may offer. Apply to
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Fog Sale.

xSx The schooner FRIEND To PEACE;
Sshshe carr IS u wards of 400 obs or $500 bush
els gam AErsraI credit Will he given, it required
prIyied the pay ment Of the purchase money is salts
,hctnrly secured
Ai,o, good Horse, 5years old, accustomed to draw
in cart or gig. Apply to
ssblS BENJAMIN T, FEND VII.