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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31
Extract Of q letter, to the Editor, from "''
marie County, Va.

Extract of q letter, to the Editor, from a"
marie County, Va.
You are right in supposing that great 'n. ~
will be made to Van Burenize this STATE S|
April elections. In this county, more paw"
larly, the Party are making most desP'l'I
exertions to carry their point. You Will l ~ N
lect that Mr.. Rives, in his "dying speech
the Senate, proclaimed the refractory pI 1;or.
the Legislature under the ban OF pfoS'"I ,o,o
and rather intimated that he would fe'u'
and set things to rights. think tne'e 1,D,,o
prospect, at present, to hope that the .rt "a
will be foiled in his own county. loS
Notifying a catastrophe, they have nau - and
out in every direction for some Tune POI, rtod 70
every electioneering trick has been i0' ~. oloc.
to ~forestall public opinion and secui. rs.A
ton of the Van Buren, candidates, LID IN
Rives and Randolph. Meetings "eI' .bsen,
various places, while our delegates "' Limo 10
in Richmond, and resolutions purpOls'p oen.
have nassed at said meetings published
surfing those gentlemen, and accusing consd.
having bartered away the rights Oh ."." onerae
tuents,-and other charges intended ~ w come
on the coming elections. You may iw Viz sent.
idea of these methods of Obtaining pu meet
ment, when l tell you, that one OF InT F@rhos
ings being held on a muster day, a ST.. n. pre-,
hog resolutions were introduced by Is deli,
siding officer, strongly censuring gu, a+tain The
..:.a ,voc n olpd for ~ oSS r.;on
s saasso Of the aey meeting, when a scene of son.u,~,
took took place ul ...s not easily described. Cap, =, Least tbs
at the head of his company, lo' Srks ofM
most of them,) marched in to the 8 t4 Hnrrabm
party. Shouts were now heard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31

Mr.. Webster, in presenting the Albany memo
rial to the Senate on Friday, made some inter
esting statements of facts as to the distressed
situation Of the laborers in that city. We had
no idea, before, Of the actual condition of things
there. Mr.. Webster stigmatized the measures
of the Administration as insane. The " Expert
ment," he said, was similar to that experiment
tried by ~infantile curiosity upon a pretty watch
open it-stop its wheels-and crush its works.
He spoke of a cap mandatory being about to
stop in Albany, and trusted that before it did the
manufacturers would make a fools cap, and
send it on to Washington, to be worn by those
whose heads it might fit. In conclusion, he de-
clared his solemn conviction to be, that, unless
Congress interposes and does something, we
may all see CONFUSION, and perhaps disunion-
and that, too, shortly.
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Jackson himself has had occasion re

Andrew Jackson himself has had occasion re-
Gently TO find that even the Office of President
of the United States does not sanction a SANDER
upon a private citizen; and in a correspondence
which MI. John A. Browne, whom, upon the
authority of Henry Horn, he described as bought
up by the Bank, he has been made to feel the
indecency as well as the falsehood, of the i'm,
putation he sought to cast upon an upright and
honorable MANN. Y. Amer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31

The U. S.. Gazette having republished some Of
the proverbs of Solomon, the morality of which
seemed to rebuke the conduct of a certain par
ty, the Editor of the Salem On. J) Visiter, Ca
Jackson PRINT ignorant Of their origin, and I'M
able to make any other answer, forthwith abus-
ed the writer of them as a tooU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31
A
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1884.
THE DEPosITE QUESTION.

We rave the result of the action OF the Sc
nate on the Opposite Question in Saturdays Ga
zette. We add, now, the Ayes and Noes.
The question was taken upon agreeing TO the
first of the resolutions, in the following words:
Resolped. That the reasons assigned by the
Secretary of the Treasury tor the removal OF
the money ofthe United States, deposited in the
Bank of the United States and its branches,
communicated to Congress on the 4th day OF
December, 1888, are unsatisfactory and INSULT
cient.
And the question upon agreeing to this reso-
luton was taken as follows:
~YEAS-Messrs. Bibb, Black, Calhoun, Clay,
Clayton, Ewing, Frelinghuysen,, HENDRICKS,
Kent, King of Geo, Knight, Leigh, Mangum,
Naudain, Poindexter, Porter, Prentiss, Preston,
Robbins, Silsbee, Smith, Southland, Sprague,
Swift, Tomlinson, Tyler, Waggaman, Webster
-28.
N~AYS-Messrs. Benton, Brown, Forsyth,
Grundy, Hill, Kane, King of Alabama, Linn,
Mexican. Moore, Morris, Robinson, Shepley,
Tallmadge, Upton, White, Wilkins, Wright
81 the Resolution was AGREED TO.
Mr.. CLAY, then, at the instance OF some OF
his friends, modified his resolution, so as to read
as follows:
Resolved, That the President, in the late TX
ecutive proceedings in relation to the public re-
venue, has assumed upon himself authority and
power not conferred by the Constitution and
Laws, but in derogation of both.
And the question being taken on agreeing to
this resolution, it was decided as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Bib, Black, Calhoun, Clay,
Clayton, Ewin, Frelinhuysen, Kent, Knight,
Leigh, Mangum, Naudain, PoindeXter, Porter,
P%rentiss, Preston, Robbins, Silsbee, Smith, Sou
thard, sprague, Swift, Tomlinson, Tyler, Wag-
gaman, Webster-26.
NAYS-Messrs. Benton, Brown, Forsyth,
Grundy Hendricks, Hill: Kane, King of Ala
bama, King of Georgia, Linn, Mexican, Moore,
Morris, Robinson Shepley, Tallmadge, Upton,
White, Wilkins, Wright-20.
So this Resolution was also agreed to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31

LIE Trois Jours.-The New York Star says
1T is seriously contemplated to close the stores
on the three days of the Charter Election, from
one to four O'Clock. 1t will be a whip, from the
very start" The Election takes place on Tues
day week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31

Another Bank stopped.-We are sorry to learn
that Mr.. Greenbank has stopped the publication
of his "Periodical Library" until the return of
better times. This is one of the most valuable
works of the kind, and we trust that the suspen-
sion will be only temporary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31

thy of record, or in writing matter calculated
to render mankind wiser, better, and happier"
On the side of the other:
"The Constitution: Esto perpetual"
Opposite the mottos on each IS a handsomely
engraved device, composed of the Irish Harp,
decorated with sprigs of Shamrock, and sup
porting the American Eagle.
A correspondent of the Inquirer compliments
the President on his frmness as follows:
General Jackson continues memorable. II
a cannon, charged with 1000 balls, were pre-
sented at his bosom, and he knew it would in
stantly shiver him to atoms if he refused, still
he would Refused"
One ball would answer every purpose, and
would {" shiver'' the General sufficiently. The
writer doubtless remembers the nursery rhyme,
that if
"One stone killed a halter,
Two more would lay him ~fiatter."
PennSuEpanidn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31

A petition has been introduced in the Pennsyl-
vania House of Representatives, for the incopo-
ration of a State Bank with a capital of ten mil
hons, empowered to establish branches, "wher-
ever the interests of the Commonwealth may
require"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31

The Delaware and Raritan Canal, which
completes the water communication between
New York and Philadelphia, is in such a state
of forwardness, that it is expected to be open
for navigation on the 1st Of May next. From
Bordentown to Princeton will be ready, and
barges in use, by an early day in April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31

The first parcel of goods from Philadelphia,
by way of the Pennsylvania Canals and Port
age Rail Road over the Alleghanies, reached
Pittsburg on the Oath inst, in thirteen days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31
FOUND.

A SMALL Sum of Money, in the Office Of A.
N Lynn, Esq. The owner can have it by de-
scribing it and paying the cost OF this adver-
tisement Inquire of E. Burchell.
mar 2S-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31

ROSIN, PITCH, AND TAR,
NOR sale by LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
mar 26 Vowell's wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31

The procession Of the Fire Engine and Hose
Companies, this morning, was one of the most
splendid exhibitions of the kind ever presented
to the inhabitants of Philadelphia-engines SUI
perior, perhaps, to any in the world; men per-
fectly equipped; horses finely caparisoned; pro-
cession not less, altogether, than two miles
in length. We presume that the whole organi-
cation, apparatus and array for the purposes OF
those Companies, are unrivalled.
Phil. Nat. Gaz.
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Tribute of Worth.-The Philadelphia Com
mercial Herald states that two handsome silver
pitchers have been manufactured in that city,
intended as a present to Matthew Cary, and as
a token of respect. They are of an Etruscan
form e%ncircled by a wreath of grape vines, and
the handles richly chased. The front of each
bears the following inscription:
Fellow Citizens, as a testimony of the high res
pect they have for his public and private char
acter, AID. 1884"
On the side of one of them is the following
motto.
"True glory consists in performing acts wor-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31

The State Loan-The loan of $729,354 "A
has been taken by John Moss, Esq. of this city.
Another offer was made for it from an eminent
European house, but although above par, not
being as favorable as that of Mr.. Moss, was re-
10 cted - Gaz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31

The Steam Machine for clearing out the Ri
yer. was tried on Wednesday at some of the
wharves of the town, and its powerful opera
tons astonished every one present. 1t will most
.assuredly effect the purpose for which it has
been obtained, with ease and facility. Gen
tlemen speak of its operations in the highest
terms of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GGz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-31

We learn, from an unquestionable source, that
large remittances from the Union Bank of Ten
nessee have been received within a few days,
for the redemption of its notes made payable at
the Bank of Maryland, and that these funds
have been forwarded to Philadelphia. 1t is pro-
bable that arrangements will soon be made for
their proper application in Baltimore.
Bait. Amer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01
Sale OF Land and Slaves.

DY virtue of the last VIII Of Richard Walker,
~ deceased, the subscribers will sell, at public
auction, on the premises, on Thursday the In day
of December 1cxi, the Tract of Land on winch the
sad Walker resided, In the county Of Bedford, ly-
ing on the Forest roud, IL miles from Lynchburg,
containing 925 acres. On the same day, will be
sold, without reserve, between 20 and 30 valuable
Slaves, The sock Of Cattle, Horses, Sheep and
Hogs, the crop of Corn, Oats and Fodder, the
plantation. Utensils, an the Household and Kit
chen Furniture, also II quantity Of Polk. For the
land a part OF the purchase money will be requi-
red IN hand II liberal credit will be gwen, for The
balance, 10 DC secured " u deed of trust. For the
personal property II months credit will be given
on all nms above $50, on the purchasers giving
bonds with approved security. Cash will be requi.
red for the Pork, and on all purchases under $50
The sale will commence ut 10 o'clock. Further
particulars on the day of sale.
N. B.-Tbc sale will be continued from day to
day II rendered necessary, by the inclemcncY Of the
weather, or any o.hcr cause.
VIM. RADFORD,
HECTOR HARRIS,
EreCnt0rs.
Nov. 90 tbs
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Executors Sale of Real Estate

z virtue of the last Will of Gustavus Lueke.
- dec, the subscriber, (the authorized agent Of
the executors will sell, at public auction, on the
premises, on the 9Th day of December next, if fair.
If not, the next fair day, one half acre Lot, No. o.
IN the town OF Lynchburg, with a splendid 3 story
Tobacco Factory on II, and other necessary GU,
houses Also, one half acre Lot, No. l57, with .
neat : story Brick House on it, and other necessary
out houses and likewise, part of Lot No. 100
with Framed Dwelling House on il. A oredii
OF t, IL and Is months will be given, and further
particulars made known on The day of sale.
Sale will be conducted 10y Charles Phelps, Auc.
'oneer" PLEASANT LABBY,
Agent for the Executors.
Nof" tbs
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o New Goods.
Sept. 90

ifiE subscribers have jus, received an ajdl'
'.oon' supply of The following articles, VIZ =
80 MER1NUS, assorted colos. GRo
~ MARS Embroidered MERlNO HDKFs,
,',h 10, an assortment IF Satin and Lasting
ii plan and figured GREClAN'
- ,, M'ichell's and Parsons SPOOLCol.
IN, Binds EYE DIAPER, BLACK SlLh
rLLvEI, PINK FLORENCE, Six Cord and
iasSeis, do. Straw do. &c. &c-For sale at
FRANKLIN, HUNT&C0S.
Nov. Is Is
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Trust Sale.
N Thursday the 18th day Of Nov.,,

y ! hursday the 18th day of Noven,..
there VIII be soil at or in ,be .oof,
borhood OF he present stand of Robert n c."e'sh-
The town OF Lynelibucg, al pubic a4e,,oa IN
ms stock OF Goods, OF every description. al Of
III part OF Dry Goods, Groceries, flatd.ae ing
racing a large assortment of Saddles. a. ~ en-
Liarness, Ot every DESCRIPTION, together v,h ad
"ofkins i"ois, and Shop lufntufe. Besndev 81 VIZ
t'sff VII be SOD, at The same time and nl,."'s
II his the saId Gray's Household Il X ucheo III
lure, together with oil has Tin Der and iuf4.
aIse' one Gig one Riding Carloge, one uoa,
Car, &c. &c. iior's
On the SAM day, there will be sold. uoo,.
premises, in SAID town, three lots. two efonthe
lie IN the neishborhood Of he graveyard ""ch
wing upon il a small dwelling hoase. win, : Ia
cessary Improvements. The thlfd 10, 0''f ne
and adjoins John Fowler. ''edni,
At the place first above mentioned ,bo,.
>olj, on the same day, Two tracts of land I,u""0s
being on Turkey Cock Mountain. in lug ann
Of Franklin, VIZ the first consisting of rny
Turkey Cock tract of land, in said county v Tue
jointly by the said Gray and Stephen Preston 6
talning in all screen thousand actes-,ha W.
tract, on the same mountain, containing l45o s'F'
more or less. V'cfesi
The sale will be made in pursuance or =,
d ed, executed 20 the undersigned by The sa;a ' n''
i'k h1II ~
bert Fl. Gray, on tie Both day of jun, IS3i NJ,
of record in the clerks office of the Hos,ina, anu
Of Lynehbnrg; as also in the clerks Office Of ca,o'
bell county. "'p'
Terms-The real estate will be sold
twelve and eighteen months, in equal ms, ,lnona':
the purchaser or purchasers giving bond w,h -
proved personal security, and q trust decd IN s.u 'F
he purchase money.
The personal property will be sold on rs,...
bic time, AID the terms made known on the da.
sale. "
The title 10 this property We beIieveto be pood
bur as trustees, we shall convey such interes, e o0C,
as the deed aforesaid vss's in US. ~
If the sale should not be com lctod on tie g..
day, it will be continued from day to day. llcoa
plcted. Nj. II. GARLAND,
c.. w. CHRISTIAN, trustees
e. The sale of the Real Estate, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &c. advertised above is nos,.
pontd until Friday The 5h day OF December,
TIE TRUSTEES.
Nov. 20 ,As
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To Mr.. Powhatan Boiling.

lklkkE notice ihs on The 23d day OF pee'"-
Der aea'. bsiwses The rising and the SCI.
ting Of III. sun, al The store house Of SosIin Hnn
Flood, IN The county Of Buckingham. We shai
procesd TO take the Deposition Of Rsinet Mathews
and tina, % the 20 b day Of The same a,on,h' oe
I seeu the same hours, AZ The houss oil Jus'iniae
wills, IN the county Of Bedford, Ne shall procrF1
10 take the Deposition at tie sad Jusi'niaa "hls
which SAID Deposiiops are 10 he r. al a. esi-
d.ner in The sun now depending ia the Circnit
5upsrior Court Of Law ani Chsncery tor the town
oi Lynebbu,f. ia which yop are plaintiff aud We
nn1 Edward Boiling are defendant, wien aud
where you may All. nd
Nathaniel IT. Pie and 1vite,
.I0S5y Arnpid,
Thomas 1ndttvs aud r1t,
Rtctatd Lee,
John Lee,
Jha ArIoii aud Dife,
Jota f0cler and lcys,
Rebceoa Lee,
William HT and toYc,
Garnet Lee.
Nov. % Nv
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New DrN Goods.
Nov. II

'D>HEs subscriber has just opened at his Store, {
H. large and fashionable assortment Of Dry Goods
OF superior quality. Among them are
Gteen, brown, purple, cinnamon and cold Pro dt
Swiss Silks
Cold Gro dc Maps and o'hcr Silks, very cheap
Black Italian Silks and rich black figured Silks
Sd and 34 French and Englisl, Merinos
D 4 and ID black and cold Circassians
Ladies' red aud black Merino Shawls
Ladies' Nlerino and Thibet Hdkfs.
Barge, Gauze and other Fancy udkfs.
A few rich Needle Work Muslin Capes
do do do Chlmazcts
White uad colorcd Satins
White and cold Italian Grapes
Fiorences
Lace, Lace Edging and Inscrtings
Bobinet and Grecian Cuttings
Cambria Edgings, Worsted Edsinss
Ladies' and Gents Gloves
Rich open work Silk Hose
Plain black and white Silk Hose
Worsted and Coitoa Hosiery
Tinsel Flowers
Bonnet, Belt and other Ribbons
a general assortment Callcos
Green, white and black Wells, &c. &c.
ALSO,
"A sup. LOT blue, black and fancy cold Cloths
Blue, black and fancy Cassimcres and Satinetls
Red, white and green Flanncls
Pla,ds and Bombnzelts
LInseys, herseys and other coatsc Goods for Ne.
grocs
Bed Tickinss, Apron and Counierpanc Checks
"a, A 4 and 5-4blown and bleacheJ Shirtings and
Sheetings
Damask Diaoer and Table Cloths
Toilanct, Swansdown and other Vestinss
Rose, Whitney, London DuiIcl and Point Blanket,
The above, and a variety of others suitable to the
season, daily expected, which / recommend to III,
public at unusual low prices. Dealers will please
cell and examine before purchasing, for cheap bar.
gains can certainly be had here.
ROBERT KYLE
Oct. l3 y.
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KUR. JOHN CHRISTIAN, of Warren coun-
IVA ty, State of Ken'ucky-Tukc notice, ,hut |
shall, on the 22l day Of Decembcr next, take the
affidavit OF james G. Christian and others, at Jo-
nathan S,oui's Tavern, a, Amherst Court house, to
be read as evidence in a suit in Chancery now de-
pending in the county court of Amherst, wherein |
am plaintiff and you are defendant. You will at.
tend il YOU please, and if the depositions should
not be finished on ,ha, day, 10 continue from day TO
day until taken.
WALTER L. CHRISTIAN.
Nov. wdw
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\ valuable farm for sale.
Nov. 20

fH7liE subscriber offers for sale on a credit of one
III two and three years, a Tract of Land, ON
Seneca creek, about five miles from Campbell couf,.
house and fifteen from Lynchburg, on the main son.
thern road, containing 1850 acrcs,a large rolion Of
which is low grounds of tho first quality. and a.
good meadow land as my in Virginia. Alllhe higa
'and il cu,iva;ie.: :e III gccd eoto.i;.oa. a.a arde,
lmprovement-a very large portion of the uncleat
ed land Is fine Tobacco land the balance is vel
tlmbeied win pine of the pest quality. The i'm.
provtments consist Of two dwelling houses and mel
cessaiy our houses, q first rate gr!3t and sawmlI.
a new barn and thrcshing machine. The landles
well 10 be divided to suit purchasers, if 1t can.
not he sold entire. deem il unnecessary 10 give
a more minute description of the land, as lhos,
wishing 10 purchase will examine for themselves
Mr.. Horton, who lives on the place, will show Nh.
premises to any person wishing to see.
1t not sold privately before the LIST of Decembe
It will then be offered at public auction, on ltl
premises, if talr, otherwise The first fair day ,her.
after, when also will be sold for cash, the stock
logs the crop of Corn, Fodder, Oats, sc.
O.G. CLAY
Tomahaak Mills, Oct. y. IDS
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AianA for sale.

g bN Y, the 18Th dnvor
1851 there will be sold, before Tho l,aa, :
Oh me Market House in the town of Lyrohh" 'o''
Puo,,c auction "A large body of yeIuahIo VIZ al
LAM 'ylng on Chambers n,ount.,
y o, Sampled: The tract is adiolninq 10 10 ~ Toun-
" : "o'aS Nloornan, Chandler and o,bos.' aus
.on" ' 'oon' eight or nine hundred acres "t
~ ''',oed as 10 SUIT purchasers. Tb;s II
a"""'y near to town to render it vorv vaI,u,, y
'"' VI us timber and wood.
~ on'e time and place there will H.
Trays interest ia wba, is 'o''
=, w. 'io'"'''h lrac' of Lnnd in CamnLoli enc
y, al present IN the occupancy of annhWe Hou"'
a contains 600 acres, more O, les, ''a
,ha.o"y interest is one undlv ide1 fo,r, ~ '"e
man. S"S ~ robert l.. Cole
ne sac w'Ii be made in pursuance Of, ,.,. Il,
~, IN'Iato TO The undersigned by Robcrt II y deeo
." az I'm June, 1888, and of record i, o'ay, on
, dn'Ie OF Campbell County Court. The ,;'I. Clerks
DOUBT good, but as trustees VIC sbon o'e is no
's% my as the deed aforesaid vests in such
day Of sale. "aoe known on the
MAURICE Il. GARLAND
RI. GEoRGE T. VILLAINS, Trustees.
ne above sale is postponed nn,1
Nov. 20 The TRUSTEES.
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& Sale of %erroes
Nov. 20

10Y n'onday the 22d OF December n.,, win
SUI, at public auction, between On AMI
i LOO NEGROES, belonging U :" the t $ az ~
!" "a ave John }. C"bell,, NJ. D. These slave,
aor,@ .a,""ole as any in the State, a barge pro.
'e''"n "e'"g men, women, bows and p,r1s tram,
YES on Those who desire to purchase
neg'oes III do we'll TO attend, Tn. sale Vim no
.'""e wi'ho"t reserve, and continue G,o,, d.u -.
"a ."." co.npie'ed, and will take pIar. an rho
p'""'".ia" OF the deceased, lying unon Ibp Lynch.
town. hiies huove
inc b ana months credit, the purchaser Civ.
,ine ~ ""h approved security to those desi.
:" 10 pay cash, a discount will no made ~
n''"e same l,me aud place. will also be sold ,ha
u,ups ., eorn, Fodder, norses.Cauje, Hoy. ph,n
'a,ion Utensils. &c. &c. ran
" sale will be conductedby John r. d. pav,s
aoy n...' ana 40 private sale will be made oc
~ me property before The day of sale
IHOS. r.. FRIEND.
Administrator OF John ]. Cahell Jso,,
w. Tue Richmond Whig will publish the aha,"
ouve''',ement twice n week, Till da, of sais a"s
0,wa'u us account to this Office Tor naymer ~
ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01
NOTICE.

n pursuance Of i decree OF lhe county coar, Of
Il Campbell, 81 rs November term, 1894, IN the
case OF %. Arnold IS. Wan. c. Clayton end Susan
his wife. The undersigned, Commissioner orpoin-
he'd by said Court. will proceed 10 sell. on Tuesday,
the 30sh OF Eccember next, on the premises, by
way Of poSl'c auction, On a credit " one and Two
years, for equal portions fihe purchase money the
Trsa Of Land, IN the decree referred TO, belonging
10 The estate Of JOHN Arnold, deed. aud en- which
he formerly resided, wing 10 the touniy OF Camp
bell, about 3 mlos from the mouth Of Otter Greek,
saJ containing about BOO acres. The buildings
are very gooi, and the plantation in good rcpnir.
The Purchasers Wal be required TO give bondi
with endorseIs, aud a lien on he land, to secure tbs
psymen, of the purchase money.
BEVERLY ARNOLD, Comma.
BURWELL LEE, sioners.
Nov. 81 I'm