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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21
DINING SETS.
nOCT. EDMUND JOHNS

IL S located himself at Dr.. Lynch Dilard's
III Putsylyanla county. and offers his proles-
sonal services IN IT'S various bran hes 10 the Pee
pie of that neighbourhoo1 and the adjacent county
around
Mach, Is. IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21

- ToLEN from my plantation near New Gins
- gov, in the county of Amherst, on Sunday
nigh, the l7th Fcby last, dark brown JACK,
OF ordinary sl7a- He is ! yoars old tas abeze N
his face Of unusual lenglh inclnng 10 the right
the end Of one Of his ears cropped, aud his hoots
are uncommouly long, the effects Of founder l
have reasons to believe he has been earned TO some
Of the western counties of this State and sold, pro
baby to the county Of Rotetour. Any inlofma-
ton given me, so that get him agnin, Will he
thankfully received, and the person Literally re.
wardcd I'D. A. CAbELl.
New Glasgow March - I'm
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LINDSEY R. hAD.ETT,
Merchant Tailor.

(Nearlu opposite l.. 4. r. 3. .Norrel"s)
EHAVING purchased of Mr.. Tieslcy padgcti,
y IL his entire stock off Dry Goods and Ready
made cothing, which wakos his present stock
large and complete, lac can now offer such induce
ments as cannot fail to please friends and eusto.
mers who have heretofore favored the Two above
establishments with their patronage. | am also All.
ding daily ofmy own manufactory,
Great Coats
Gantlamtn's and I.adies Plaid \ Canlblett Coaks
Buc and Eiack Dress Coats.
Claret, Brown and steel mixed do
Green, Olive and Cray do do
Buc and Black Fsocl coas.
Claret, Brown and slcc NIX do
Green, Olive unl Gray do do
Blue anl Bl1cl Goators,
Clare;, Blown H.A eel naked do
Green, Olive and Gray dn
pant5lo1as. Vests, Drawers. Shirts and Shoes,
Hats S.ut b SONS and Collars,
Stocks and trayals, ctffaners. &c.
Clothing manufactured OF foods Of every style
| shall also keep constantly ca hand Dry Goods
China, Glass au1 Crockery " are, Groceries, g.
will also give G, Is in exchange for Country pro-
duce or Timber of any kind, plank, scanting
fire wood, locus posts, &c.
n. b The subscriber IS prepared to exc ute
any order in his line on the shortest notice and rca
dest dispatch LINDSEY h. PADGETT,
II | viii take old clothing m parl pay for new
Cloihing.
s5' Wanted Immediately two Or three good
Janus of lad ;strious aud steady habits, None 9TH
ers need apply.
March 4w
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Dnn.tables, Leghorn, v Ribbons.

y<SsIRGlSIA. 10 w--tt Ru'r- hodcu N the oi
fee Of thu Cc1it Superior Court of Law and Chance,
r., 10, the county Of Halifax IN the mouth al January
l-j3-lzard h. Rice, Ph.,sgsns Elm scates and GRE
Scntcs, Defis.--ln Chancery.
The Defendant En- Scate not having entered MS ap
Dr. ,rnnce and rycn security according To the act of Assem-
v md the rules OF his H. and appearing by salts
fuc,ory evidence thu, he not an nhabiant OF h CON
Donweatb notion Of the plaintiff, by counsel, II l.
ordered that the said defendant HIS Scste do APPEAR
here tho fs dt, Of April next, and answer the plum
bill that Of his order be inserted IA III"
Ivnchhurx VirsniRn for months succos.Neiy aud.
posted the door OF the court house Of TIN. county
coPy-Tesie, d. HoLf. " :.
Jan "a WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21

TTIRGlNIA, 10 wit:-At Court continued ali acd TO
~ the county Of Campbell, the 18Th day ofFehrnay "
the ycar thousand eight hundred and thirty three
and ia the 57th year OF the Commemorative
Dickey, complainant, against unsirel Rudd me MAY
Coleman, Admin oftobett :. Coleman, deceattd
nnd James Coleman Dits.on injunction,
On the ofie rlsnaot and 1t appa"ring f. The
satisfaction &C thu court that the Defendant, unfe kudd
uhnbant Of tbs country and not having entered
his appearance nj given security according to tue act OF
Assembly ia made and provided, and tho rules OF
tins Il IS orirfcd TINT the sail defendant RnGd ii"
mp hear the 2d Monday jane next, AID "ns.rf
bill OF the complain ant, aud That copy oil ih "ftr
be inserted in Iynchbnrg Nnsnian, for two moths
succe,.ye aud posted the front door OF the
Of ths county .-. . =. -
copy-Tcstc JOHN ALEXANDER, l. T. y
Mach W2m
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PER i'oSsSaiNCES.

Mercury, IN the Spring of 1880 then tnreo ycars
o1, was run by Col. ". X Johnson ~ the los,
sWeepstakc, $500 entrance, over the Broad ijoei
course, SIX entries four started, NefcHiN Won tbs
first heat with great case and was beaten few
| inches IA the lnd by the celebrated AlnHtc. lie
was then Withdrawn, and tho race aN arsd o Az
IT. beating Malcolm and Froile Iht bra lJa.
he woa II nj, SUITS ofsyle, tie rrl}r.,ta., ea.>e
oyer the i'rca Bt,i course, Two miIa hsas 500
beating IT, iaa ed Chari tie Tempe tai slsr ,a.
Goh4nna; Eiiz1 Reilly, ny Arsay, fanaaIuS. By
Henry Mr.. Ad'ms's FLY by Giaels, Mr.. d
vIss john itonct, aud utncts, winch reeor'ed
as the swlilcst race ever run over the ire llul
course, and vas shortened time, by ten seconds u
tach heat, than Was reported tie same day by tls
far famed Ronnets O'Bld,. (Time, Isl heat 3 IN
5ls-2nd hca', 3 III. BIS Sec Turf Register Ny.
No. 1880 1-;jo ran IN two sweepstakes the same
fall N OIL t, at New Market lie Was beaten ty
jus Chopper .Herratg was second in the race,
proving better dian the renowned Andrew, and O.
Ii rs q, nlsh reputation. The next spring he raa
OYER tic Fr1e Till course tor the propicturs purf,
i~o mile heats, whore he was beaten, at tour heats,
b. Charlotte Ielnple, the same nay he had beaten
easily the 'all preGe ng.-Ihls vas HaIg q h,n
contested victory between Charlotte aud .hffh :.
lie Won the thlti heat AMI was second in lbcra.#I
leaving behind him the established RACERS "a W.
Tralf. by Charles, VIII has been siace a " iar,.--
Piggy NJ 'oc, ~ SIR lll Who has .la,d lg.'-
ty qlallF sIom Nofth to South, May day ~ Az
e. ,,I.os. r4ouf3li,n os.sr..,. @..t g,.,i nm j.
-. Ter tnfcwZRes,lcss hv Vlr,,,,, - ,.,,lo5t.,#
~ m Jaunsot's Star oei ,,5.,,I coIob,i,, ,s -.s
5eaten in This rare fs,r t,l, h,s,or,, 80. rn.eR.
..i5ter, lu,.e No lS3o)
,.'l.,4 ro,,,,y,. :, he ,or,,,,,oo,,l.., o.o,,,..,
an, ha,t, Va ,YI,ere ne ,. .,a.f, Nv
II Ga..,,s. Hrorcis, ,,o l...5.,
[Iairlax courthouse Xo Tho n,o,,r,lI,,,'. .,,,,
1900 mill hoa,s ,,roo L,.t !, ,.l. -
ell in qoot ,me hoat;no A. c,n.,t, C,'sl.,
Mr. " jlkmq's hv Adv A. w. ,tsl.pa
and otfers--,b5s 1,ce "a, ;,s.h,,,.,', aaa ..5,,s
has meyer beo,, snrn,ss.., / i,,,.',,,., u
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21

fTIRGtNiA, Sci.--Ai Rules hold ,he ie'k', once
u ofthc County Goutt of Amhorai. MONDAY the itb
day &c Jinna1y, 1e33.-Rebut Garland Plti ngains
Fanny DHri, al Nathaniel DHut, dee Joseph
Dtila,d Nathan Williamson aud William Diehenson
Dens-in Ch1uc ~.
Tho defendant VIM Dickinson, not having entered H.
according the act " A.
scby the rules Of hi- eonrt,and IL appear NJ hVsd
isiact9ry that he not ,nhnhar ut tn on
mons eah On o tho plaintiff by HI. cauH-ei, II
ordered that -a,d defendant, VIM Dickap-nn do rp
pea before tho Grst day Of M'tch term noHL
the hill of the plaintiff, and that copy NJ ms
order be forthwith inserted IN tho Iyrcthutg Nirpu1n
months successvoy, and posted at the trout door
of the hon.e IN said county,
copy restc ROBERT TlNsLEf, Clk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21
LOOKING GLASSES.

HAVE just received lot of Mantle Looking
II Glasses, some Of which can be had low as
NlNE DOLLARS JOS. D EVANS.
Mach IS Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21

~ Al the court house. on the % day o May, 1892
Alexander Roberts md Sarah his wife, Join
UaEaa,d aud Mary lis vile J .'l'0n W oodson an"
sonce his wi- Jo.rph G. Rnbct'. snd Susana h
his -ifs, and George " r.ss aud Henrietta h'
wife, Fius
against
Alexander Mcclure, Bet.
THIS cause having bren sent h,ther from the Cir
rn Superior Count 81 Law md thanrcry Tor tho
Corporation OF Iynehhurs - ordered 10 he do'h
! eted and iher.upon, by consent Of psr'ies, -"
! cause came Ia b- heard, on the brl, an wer
aud exhibits, and was nrgned j., counsel. On con
sideration whereof. the conrl doth adin ICE, order
and decree, that uolrss The defendant shall, with
in six moths from thu date hpr"oi pay unit The
plaintiffs the sum af one hundred aud Twenty four
pound. ten philiin,s an1 ucnny, with interest
til rcon, after de rate of sis pr eeoinm PER an.
num from the 1t day Of January, 1918. until pad
aud The costs OF lhis .ut, TINT the She'm OF THIS
county do, after having rdSerii'rd me tue and
place oi sale for four weeks Ia some newspaper
printed ia the town oil L,nchburg, al the iroit
door of h. court house of This county some
eourl day, and Mt 'omc public place near thr res
drnce Of the dofendan', at least ten DAYS before
such ,alr, proceed TO SELL upon tie premises, by
rsy OF public auction. to tho highest bidder, for
ready money. or upon such CREDIT as tae phr'rs
themselves shall agree upon, tho Irac, Of Laod in
the bill Toned. or So much thereof rs 'ha'l be
sufficient 20 pay oil and discharge the debt aiore
said, and the costs md IN the event oi The sal
Tor cash. TINT he pay the proceeds thereof, ate
'cfraying The expenses OF the snm-,'nto ms coHi'
snhjeoi To future order and decree but ~ chs
o. n sale upon credit, then that lie take from the
purchaser or purchasers thereof bond, with suih'
Gent se,nry for the payment OF the purchase mo-
retaining the ute 10 the SAID land as ldtlhPf
secrlIty Tor the said purchase money, subject !"
be res odd in case default be made IN he payment
of The same aud that hr hold said bond subject to
the iuiuie order OF the court and report his pro-
.redinps 10 the court 10 order 10 IA iuHl decree,
lhat the bonds in the bill mentioned. payable on
ne IL day of january 1916, bn delivered up I"
5e defendant 10 b, cancelled.
Cop>--Teste, e. CUTLER, elk.
PURSUANT To The above decree, the undeIsign
Ell will positively sell TO the hgheat bidder ior
ready money, npon the premises Ola Saturday the
3oth day Of March next, (nnlcss the rarie. inter-
eslcd shaa attend and agree upon a credit snc) the
Tract oil Land III The till mentioned.
SEAlON II. LOVING, ID. 3.
for Abraham h. Warwick, Sheriff II Nj.
son County.
Feb % ufv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21

A HANDSOME moho,aay soIre. 3 years ED :,
action to his aye and height uncommonly bnllysin
bs general appearance admired aud approved, aud
by measurement having al lcnsl p inches 10 grow
III heela-II Will stand the lrtsent sensoa one
hofof h.s tine, Qobhc days exeeptel) At my
Mills nepr LecsviIlg, IN the county Of Canpbeil
and ono third 1t james ILLUSIONS, near Wards
road md the pther third al
and vii bc let 10 mares al So the leap, casa, and
at 10 the season, payable the first day Of August
ncxt when the season vii cxprc-Sl5 to assure
a marc, payable AS soon as she Is known 10 be IN
foa, or parted with. Any individual putting , or
more mares, will be allowed deduction oil ono dol
lar each ifby the season, or t.o dollars each II by
ItstlrnuFf
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ORRIS.TaoTIi w ASH.

in ,fr1fual aud pleasant ttmfdH fof diseasfd
1teih Sg0Bgp Gums, and nnPieasant odoa1 ~
tlr Bfcaa
vEsHE valuable and highly respectable recon
q nTgndall3n obtained from Phasit,a1" aud
Deniists. the most eminent IN their profession, j.
a sufficient guarantee ofthr lnestimnble worth %
the above named article. Tins WOsh beng com
posed entirely ofycgolnble substances, the public
may be assured that thcre is nothing IN rs eonpo.
!. suon which can in any way mlufe orProfe aeie-
ferrous 10 the Teeth OF Gums 1t l. designed to je
used with brush, an vii b. found much prefer
abb to powder ,piog the Teeth ciean nnd
Wa.'.. anJ preventing the wearing away Of the
Gums from the Teeth
lis particularly servieeable in cases Of Spon2y
Gupls restoring diem to sound and healthy sihle,
and causing them 10 contract funny around lht
| Teeth In painful affections nf5'ug from exp"
sure to cold 1t wall be found highly beneficial Il
hns beer found very uscfol 10 oPpy tins Nash
at night Just before retiring to1tst, THIS mcihoa
IS recommended by Dentists, as, by so doing, all
particles Of food which m'ght accumulate during
the day, are removed, and the mouth kept through
The night IA a dean srset md ioheicseme slate.
Certificates Of recommendation from the follow
iog Mealcd gentlemen, accompanying each bot
Tic
John Randall, NJ. y. Boston.
= W raf3ous NJ D. DO
Walter Chsnnng NJ. ID. do
E JDaveuport, NJ. d. do
Nath Peabody, VI u Salem.
Edwin Parsons, VI D. Portland.
W X Brown, NJ. -. ito
+ !. llieginson, NJ Cambridg,
Dudley Smith NJ. y. Lowtn.
Preparcd by MoiFai, piammer & Co. Ils, State
street Boston Mass end sold by then appoint
mont. by Howell DAVIES At.
March WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21

EpENNE IT'S Patent Bed Joints, for salt at
- the syn ofthe Golden Anvil.
THEO. ROBERTSON & Co.
Feb If Is
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Lynchburg Jocky Club Spring Ra-
Ces.
GREAT ATTR

n Match Race will he run over this course on
IA Friday the 9th of May, for $1,000 aside be
tween MIR. Y N. divers Moses, -four ycat5 old,hy
Mons Tonson, and Mr. VIM Garth's Lady Bird
wood by Tonson; two mile heats, half forfeit:
On Tuesday following, being tue 2sthI the TeBu'
lar races Will commence
LIST day, sweep>take fer colts ana fllicei 3years
old tins Spring; mile heats, Sioo-rntfance to be
closed the Isl Of Apul, to which there the iol.
lowing entries
A. WnITT0CkE,
JNOz :. HURT,
JNO. L. WHITE,
WIN MoCAkG0.
JAMES POWELL,
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III stand t ,es '".l S .,2. an 'E ". res
niond siaee foad. and at my PluHl'ean On ston'
Wall Groek
Tcrms-slo for the seasoo, = for the singh
lean, and 81 for insurance. I'M insurance mo
nrg 10 be pad Us soon as the mare IS asceItaincc
to be IN foal. or when She 10 traded of.
Description and Pedigree.
Maxmus is a mahogany bay, with black legs
name y toil he vii be seven years yenrs OH thls
srrlne. and sixteen aud bait hands high bc
was get by Roudolphs thoroeeb bred tofso Roo
nahe dam by Feemousht. son of Old Cellar gran
dam by Flag of Truce son Of fas Of Truce p
grandam by Apollo son Of The imported Fear
u7aglr, out Of SPotswoods imported Gullen Ara
ban mnrc. JOHN h. CABELI.
Feb IL Wis
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The dlslngulshen lmparlea Alablan hose
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PropaIcd by Molfal, Piammfr 4 CO. IIHl SiotI
street Boston Mass, end sold by then appoint
mcnt. by Howell DAVIES, A l.
March WIN
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DGI~CEEFPg'F3

. ~ u y
ged hall price he next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28
MIR. WEBSTER.

Mr.. Webster, in his reply to the mechanics of Buff
ialo still lnrps upon the Tariff. lie contends that
ga just and a leading object in the whole system is
the encouragement and protection of American ma
nua labor !" that "with us labor is not depressed ig-
norant and unlnielligent. On the contrary is ac
tive spirited, enterprzing, seeking its own rewards
ana laying up for It's own competence and its own
support The motive to labor, is the great stimuli.
TO our whole society and no system is wise or lust
which does not afford this stimulus as far as il nav
The protection of American labor against the min
rous competition of foreign labor so far nj enst n.
respects general handicraft productions is known
historically TO have been one end designed to lie l.
tanned by establishing the constitution and this OBJ
Ject and the constitutional power to accomplish il
ought never 10 be surrendered or compromised in
any degree"
We beg Mr.. w. to read once more his able and
celebrated speech AT Faneuil Hail. some years since
with the resolutions lie thcu supported 1t !.
amusing TO see the contrast which tey exhibit tc
his Bhffao letter Then lie doubted whether tI,e
protection OF manufactures not directly contra.
ny to the genius of our Constitution-and he demon
srated the utter inerpedency Of any such regulations
Notc he goes both for their constitulionay and tbe;
propriety.-IIow are we to understand Mr. w IL, ,Ls
vefy letter before MS? FIRST ho represents American
labor as dctire, sp: enteprzing seeking its oton re-
yards, and laying up for It's oCn competence and sun
port. And in the next breath, he speaks of e" the
motive to labour," as the great stimulus TO on,
whole sociey--and no system as wise or lust which
does not afford this stimulus far as il may" Blu
1T our labor be active, spirited and onterprizing
what stimulus do they require from the government
IL the mechanic knows how many pair of shoes he
should make, or how many yards of cloth he should
weave, why go and ask Member Of Congress, mos
probably ignorant Of mechanic concerns to regulate
his labor for him? The reward Of labor is its owf
best stimulus. We live ina country, where tho peo
pie are free and intelligent, where the taxes ar,
light, materials cheap the fruits Of industry admin
bly, secured to the owner, aud protected against al
oppression at home-where the people know bette
what It suits them to make, than their public ser
wants Manufactures will either thrive with thes,
cneourogements or they will not. If they TO thrive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28
TO DANIEL A. wi rs fJ.E F h-ee0fNkH.


SlR-lhe writer oil this does not intend llAtter YOU
wh The idea that you can, in all respects fill the place
Of our late member elect to Congress His experience
the times in which he lived out his pamy days. and o
MUS, in its kind, unrvded coDspred make him the
pride, and not less the WONDER than The pride OF that
country which he loved with than poets enthu-
siasm. But, while may again expect TO witness
the ffu and splendid of genius and fancy
that converted every field of his lobous into the theatre
OF his glory, not disposed imagine or man.
shippers enough 10 admit that oil useful talent aud all dis
Interested devotion TO ancient Cononweal are bu-
ried in his grave The gentleman already in nomination
as his SUCCESSOR has given evidences of nerioy none
in all the essential virtues OF the patriotic politician Aud
the history OF yoW public services, stamped ebly upon
the laws aud Institutions OF our State, shcws that you
/ have lived useful life.
The two principal acts which have sgnased your cha.
racter as legislator at home, have given you reputa.
ton OF which The people you represented justly proud
The BILL limiting the power OF the courts in cases OF con.
tempt by the allowance, 10 tile party in contempt of b
OF exceptions (passed believe IN '26) with further oppor.
tuny OF relief could have been the suggestion OF Other
than sauncb advocate Of the liberty Of the people, per.
sOnal aud political, and The firm opponent Of judicial y.
ranny aud your efforts in the Legislature TO bring about
reform IN our Judiciary System, prove you be the
friend OF cheap, speedy and ecctua administration oil
justice Those who have witnessed the progress Of public
opinion from the dawn Of your first attempt TO effect this
SOLITARY change TO the completion OF the plan by on.
Convention upon the basis Of your original proposition
must accord 10 you the and estimation OF tie father
Of our present excellent system These services have
been recalled, that they may slew to you the grounds
confidence IN your fidelity legislator, and your
ability 10 guard our rights aud sustain doctrines in
higher sphere Upon foundation so broad and dee laid
IN the institutions OF your native State il you do
the superstructure oil solid aud enduring reputation,
will be the fdu OF your love of ease, not the want o
powerto rise.
In such times these, whatever sacrifice Of ease or
pfot may cost tie patriot he has right 10 withhold
his services from the call OF ls cOunfymen Duty Il
those who have bonoreG you in every capacity in which
you have asked their suragos no, less Than The calls
lonoUfabe ambition and virtuous patriotism, demands tina
you shall forward aud widen the range Of our choice
IN The next election Tor Congress from this district
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28
Mr.. Randolph Of n.

Messrs Templeman aud Denham Of Washington adver.
Use, that they are "making arrangements TO collect and
publish The Speeches Of the late Mr.. Randolph of Roam.
oke-ln addition 10 the Speeches already printed the pub.
hhers expect TO be able 10 include 10 tie collection se-
veIa which have never vet appeared in print
i've or SIX OF MIR RS most elaborate speeches in ibe Sc
ua'e OF The United States during the session of Is25-6
wh'c were reported by Messrs Gales Scaton and fur.
n,hcd to Mr. r. for vision at his own request hut oIc
he DID rot return II is the design Of the Reporters 10 Oh
tom them from the Executors Of Mr. r. az soon as the
cal itorn who they are. Messrs Gales ses,on have
kBdy volunteered the loan OF them the Publishers az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28
June IS.

eDEA ACRES OF LAND AT AUCTION.-By
5 ~ " virtue OF deed OF trust TO the sub
scrber by Tscharner Wooson Jr deceased for certain
purposes therein named, uic deed bears date ON the
Zlh September 1921 and * the day admitted 10
record III the Clerks Office OF Cumberland county, will
oier Tor saie Tor cash, at public auction, at Cumberland
Conr House on The I'D July next il being the first day
OF July Cumberland Court, $50 acres land on which Mil
Ter oudon lives called Carriers Cabin and living in
one mile South Ut the Court House. This land can be
by application TO Miller Woodson and persons nte-
rested will 10 we'll TO attend the Trustee is determined
TO sell IlEZ. FORD, Trustee.
June %. I5-w2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

soon as they arc received Tho volume win contain
about 600 royal svo pages, printed good paper with
portrait oil Mr. Randolph and will be furnished bound in
cloth, at 81 so per copy The work will be printed for
the Publishers by Messrs. Way Gideon, and the por-
'ra, eng on copper-plae by Mr. William j. Stone"
we would respectfully suggest TO the publishers de-
lay their publication, until they from some per.
son acquainted with Mr. Randolph. biographical sketch
hn-and Extracts OF his pondence from his Exc
euors aud others. Many Of his letters are written in the
h"ppes' veinand judcou-ly selected would shed new
light on the genius OF this extraordinary man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

HNARMVILLE SEMINARY, Prince EdDayd Coun-
n fy-Miss spence respectfully informs her friends
aud the public ha The duties Of her school will be re.
sumed on MONDAY, July 18Th, 1888 Miss Spence avaiIs
herself OF tie PRESENT opportunity 10 return her grateful
Acknowledgements Tor the SHE has received
aid to those who may favor her with their support
that il will be her eDeavour TO merit continue.
ton OF ihe appreciation and kindness which she has so
largely experienced.
Terms Instruction in English, Writing and Arilbme.
tic ior term Of ten months, &20
French. 10
Drawing and Painting in figures, landscapes and
flowers, N
Music, Az
Fancy Work, n
Board can 10 obtaned in respectable families on reason
able terms. Reference Col Madison, Mr.. S. Lyle Mr.
z. Read, Fafmvllle- Rev. 7. Hinton, Richmond,
Payments 70 be mate quarterly in advance,
June 2S, - ,s .,