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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

HuL.ry's CoMrr.-The present Comet is sun.
posed to he the same that appeared in the wears
1905, 1880 1853, 1890 1904, 1850, li56, 1881
1907, l6S2 and, as predicted by HALEY from the
equality of the intervals between those appearances
aud from calculation, aean in 1853 The year
1905 being snbtractcd from the present year.
lcavcsa interval Of time equal 10 $50 years, du-
ring which time il mint have accomplished cl cve,
re-, olutious
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
.V'OTECE.

wife, Martha Irby, having, without any cause.
lett my bed and board and having released al.
cram TO my estate by written instrument. which IS
oil record IN Pittsylvana County Clerks Office hs
u TO iofwarn all persons from trading with her, Of
,'e.l'''is hcf on my account as am determined net
to pay ono cent of her contracts.
JAMES IRBY
oct. . w5ws
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
LANDS, NEGROES.

aud every other description of property will be sold
on application, either in OF Town, on the most
liberal terms. Northern aud Southern merchant,
wishing 10 forward articles OF any descriptions TO be
sold at auction in lyuchhurg. may be assured they
Will receive every attention to then care and that
they will be Indciousy offered in on, market for sale
All orders viii be strictly attended to, and RETURN. on
conslgnments speedily made.
If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
CHARLES PHELPS,
TIC tionccr and Commission Merchant,

III MS Oh S7d"', IVnfA6Wg, Ia.
Ell RMS has thanks to those who have hereto
IL tore iavourcd HIM with THEN patronage, and
would inform them, AS we'll as the public generally,
that he intends reSumlng his Night Auctions for the
sale OF DIR, Goods, Books, Watches and jew clrv OF
every description, &c. on TUESDAY night, the 22nd
instant, and continue regularly thereafter ever, Tues
day and Friday night during the Fall and Winter
seasons. 'ons'gnmcnts thankful, received, and
strict attention piyrn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
An Overscer Wanted.

Nion to employ an Overseer, for my plantation
= GATED Fork field, in Nelson County at the lune
ton OF rye and James river. hone none will ap
ply Tor employment, who cannot come well recon-
hen"eh and feel conscious that he is an honest IN
us''lous' SOBER and home. staying man and is VIII
ing not only to see that others attend regularly 10
uier iapour' but, to assist with his own abour-ss
ne pah'ation Is not extensive and but few male Ia
bourers thereon. share of tbc Cron will he given
ana me overseer permitted to cultivate a. much To-
oacco' on FIRST rate tobacco land as his force will en
ao'e nun 10 manage and house. A single man, OF
one with small family, will be preferred To take
pace Tor the ensuing year, about 18th Novemo''
heH. WM DANIEL.
Vet IL w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

AN now receiving my Supply Of Fall Goods
= winch VIII comprise a neat assortment OF Fancy
and Staple DRY GOODS. and Notwithstanding the
advance IN Goods OF most descriptions, am deermn
cd TO sell al prices which fail to give sastac
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
August 81 .

NJ ESSRS. James G.. McRevnolls, John Nc.
IVH Reynolds, and Robert s McRevnold.
take notice that, the Friday after the Sd nonda,
IN December next at the tavern house of Gcrmu.
Jordan, at Campbell Court House, shall
proceed TO take the dispositions of Thoma.
franklin and others, to be read as evidence,
IN a SUIT depending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chanccry for the county Of
pamphlet, III which | am complainant, and VOC
and others are defendants
JAMES CAMPBELL.
oct IL w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
Notice to Wood Choppers.

llE subscriber will pa, forty cents cash Der cord
l. torcntng and ranking five thousand cord, Of
Wood AT Oxford Furnace, near Lvnchburg.
WILLIAM ROSS
Oct. 5 2,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
.V'EGRO CLOTEIIV.G.

DI.ANTERS and House Keepers, DESTROYS Of
obtaining great bargains in Blankets, Cas.neu.,
Fullsd Clothes and other Goods suitable for House
or Field hands, would do well to call on
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
Oct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

4 profitable .iod Tor the Pohce.-Mcssrs
Lynch and Wlnsow ycstcl lay paid $1,000, they
offered az A reward for the arrest of Wildinr
The money was divided among five persons who
were concerned in the arrest, in the following pro-
portions; To Nh. Collins $3.50. Mr.. Wadron
S225 Mrfishcr, u S2l24. Mr.. Fisher sen
S2l2t and Mr.. Bass 500. Besides paying this
money, McsHs. Lynch and Winslow also compcn-
stated five other officers who had cNcrtcd III en-
selves to discover where Wildme had concealed
himself Iour. Commerce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
ADVERTISEMENT.

DURSUA\T to the pro, >ions of a deed of
L trust, executed by David s. Garland to the
subscribers bearing date the othda, of priI, 1928,
and OF record in the Clerks Office of Amherst,
County Court, VIC, or ono of us, will proceed to
sell, for ready money, at the New Glasgow Hotel.
on Saturday, the 9Th day of November next the
tract of land on which the said Garland resides.
lying IN the County Of Amherst, on both sides of
Bnialoc river, and around the town of New Glas-
gov, including the Water Grst Mill on Butlaloc.
with the appurcnanccs the Plantation called
Cherry l'i'l ; the Win,on House and Plantation !;
the PLANTATION on which Hudson NJ. Garland rcsid.
cd at the date Of said decd the Brick House
where the sad David :. Garland resides. with the
appurcnanocs; also the lands on Turkey Noun
tam, beng all adjoining, and containing upward,
3lOO ACRES.
o any person DESTROYS OF purchasing valuable Real
Estate this sale will perhaps afford the best oppor-
'unl'y to do so that will DO presented for many
years. he land is fertile, well watcrcd, we'll i'm
proved, IN ncighborhood rs healthy a. any in tho
STATE and said TO be in good order for cult, alton
a portion OF 1t is low grounds OF great value. |,
VIII he divided, If necessary for the accommodate
ton OF purchasers Mr.. Garland will shew it 10
any person who may wish TO view the premises.
! no title Is believed to be questionable, vet as
trustees we shall only convey such as i, vested in
us by the said trust deed
ROBERT II T Ti 1Ia, Trustee.
Sept. 10 W..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
GunpOWder and Black Tea.

Nv r have hand chest of Gunpowder an
w Black Tea Of yer, superior quality. for sal
low. J. T. X J. r. ROY ALL
Oct. I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
Negroes for Sale.

DIV or six Negroes at private sale. BUYER,
L. will plcasc give call.
ALSO,
FOX REN7, the neat family residence, for
mcrly occupied by Richard S. Tillcn, on Third
street. CHARLES PHELPS.
Oct 10 3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

ArPRTNriCrs.--A case was tried in this tow II
in the Supreme Court which is Of considerable inn
portancc to masters and apprentices, The action
was brought by tho plaintiff against the defendant
for cnricing away and employing an indcnicd
pprcnticc-which wa, clearly proved. The
nudge, IN charging tho jury, stated clearly and
cl"qncn'ly the law on the subject and the ncccs
s'ty TO society of apprentices being steady and
faithful to their masters, and that the latter should
n'so"uh'ehance every encouragement of apprcn-
uccs beng dlsobedicnt and refractory, by refusing
them employment. We understood the Judge TO
say, that masters were liable for damare, when
they employed or harborcd runaway APPRENTICES.
whether bound or not, if II could be proved they
left their employers without good and suf6en,
cause. The jury in the above case, awarded the
plaintiff hundred and twenty-five dollars dam
ages Ui,casset InteNccne,r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
Oct. II
James River Il kaRawha Com.
pIny.

4 Tastatcd Monthly Meeting of the President and
Directors of the James River and kanawh,
Company, held at the office of the Company IN tho
ohy OF Relmond, on Thursday the 9th da, Of
September ls:,5-
ReSotued That the Stockholders of the James Rir
ef and kanawha Company, other than the State be
and they are hereby required pay into the Bank
Virginia. OF ono OF its Branches, the sum of Epy
DOLLARS on each share of Stock held b, them in thu
s'na company, ON or before the 25th day OF Noyqm.
Der next.
BY order of the President and Directors
W. b. ClllTTENDEN, Sec'y.
ofthe James Rrer and kanG,rha Comlanu
" Any Stakeholder dcpositing the amount Of tn.
fequIsltlon upon him, in the Bank of Virginia or any
OF ITS branches, and producing a cct;ifcae of such
depos'te to the Secretary of the Company, will re
ccive credit on the Books of the Company
n. Is. Office Of the Company. two doors 6elowth.
Bank OF Va, Main street, Richmond
oe'.o WIEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

/ WISH to purchase 1000 yards OF Mountain
Jeans, ion which will pay Cash
VI. HART.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
To Merchants, Planters, Ga idlers. &c .

NJ r are now opening our Fall Stock of English
w Hardware. Cutlery, Saddlery, Guns. Sc, i'm
ported By the ship Tally Ho direct from Liverpool
and also stock of Domestic Goods, purchased from
the Northern manufacturers, their lo,cest rates.
We can truly say, that such Undue emeuts to pur-
ch,sers were never before offered in this place. our
present assortment affords. Our importatioas this
Fan are unusually hedry. and Goods are cheap. We
earnestly ask purchasers to give us call as we feel
couhdento OF giving perfect satisfaction. both in quality
aud prices II. 2. RICHARDS, & CO,
S's- IF ~. Gcld,s 4n,fi
Ser. ~ I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

Cure for the Small Por.-At 4 meeting of
the French Royal Academy of Medicine, Mon
s'cur Valpear read an essy to provo, that il the
pustules in this disease be eautcrizcd within two
days after their eruption, they die away entirely
and even if later, their duration is abridged and
no traces left.-The Canstic which he used was
solution Of Nitrate Of Silrcr,in.o which he Dipped
a probe. with which he pierced the centre of each
pustule; this remedy he had tried in numerous
cases viii very good effect.
Ssn York E~ic~on'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
KUBFK T STNILNTK, j.
Scedsman, Baltimore.

=. $. An ounce Of seed which contains 300
kernels, will by heng planted aud subdividcd three
seasons in succession, enable the culturst 10 set
gu, meadow Of upward, Of 53t acres, which will
last hn 20 wears.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

Oct. J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

George ID. Saunders and Daniel Ferguson and
Fleming Saunders, administrators with L he will Az.
neSed OF Pleasant Saunders, decd and Flm0s
Saunders IN his right, and Samuel Hale. Def.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26
ID. RODits,Cls.
w2m
Oct. y

VIRGINIA AT Circuit Superior e.
Law and Chancery, continued bv adion,n',.'
and held FOR the County of Amherst At Ibo r
ohuse, Tuesday, the 9h day of Scptenber ,sa.
Jacob Tyree and Martha his wife. aud Sa,m.1,,
Allen, pI;"r "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-26

" lRGlNlA: AT a court held tor Franklin #co,,.
~ at the court house, the It'll das o Aopu,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-17
Democratic Republican NOmir alton
FOR PRESIDENT
MARTIN VAN BUREN,.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
RICHARD Nj. JOHNSON.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

A Democratic Republican Convention will be
holden at the State House in Newport at o'clock
ON Thursday evening, June %, 1885; for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for Representatives
to represent this state in the Oath Congress of the
United States, The Republicans in the several
towns are requested to choose delegates 10 attend
said convention.
June H. 1885.
C7>In pursuance Of the above notice the Repub-
lican Freemen Of this town requested to asser
BILE at the State House, on Saturday evening next,
2Oth inst for the purpose OF electing delegates to
the said Convention.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-17

Goop.-A bill has been introduced in the Con-
ncctiout legislature, requiring the banks to redeem
all counterfeit notes that may be presented by persons
who have taken them as good. IL the Rag Money
to be retained we should heartily applaud this
for il set Of men are privileged TO
grow fat by circulating a spurious currency. the least
that could be required Of them should be to protect
the community against eovnfereis, on their spurious
y. Man.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-17

place, under the direction of Marshal sibley, The
calm and unassuming department. Of the Catholic
cIergymen was very generally acknowledged by all
present, and met the entire appreciation of the
Marshal and his deputies with whom they neces-
sarily had much intercourse.
The Spanish Consul having requested that the
bodies might not be given to the Faculty, they were
inferred last night under The personal direction of
Marshal Sibley, in the Catholic battle-ground at
Charestown.
Their being no murder committed with the
piracy the laws of the United States do not author
ize the Court to order the bodies to be given to the
surgeons for dissection.
GIVE have heard from u first authority, which
may be implicitly relied on, and VINO had it direct
from Perez, that when Garcia was ordered on board
of the Mexican, he asked De Soto " if the crew
were to be despatched" Dc Soto replied" No |;
do not touch hair OF their heads-for human life
is sweet" To this Garcia simply answered.
>, Dead cats don't new"
Perez also said that Montenegro refused to go on
board the Mexican till Capt. Gilbert threatened to
shoot him,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-17
THOMAS J. PEW.
To the Editor of the Newburgh Telegraph.
WEST POINT N. Y. June 9th 1892

WEST IoINT, N. L. June 9th 1857.
Sir-The Editorial article which heads your pa
per Of the 4th inst, entertained no doubt
intended to advocate the claims of the Hon .R.
NJ Johnson of Ky.to the Office of Vice President OF
the IT, s. and should not take the liberty of fadver-
ting to it, were of the opinion that it is calcu-
lated to do him injury than good in the minds
of great majority of the people of the United States
and that actually know that the statements made
by YOU in relation to his conugal relations, are the
result of misnformation which it appears TO me you
could only have derived from his most violent oppo
nent among the oppostons prints
I have lived in Kentucky among the relatives of
COL johnson, and state TO you from my own infor-
nation. that COL II. NJ. Johnson has never been
married has never acknowledged any woman his
wife nor has he ever introduced any woman into
ciety under that relation
These are facts which will be vouched for BY at
least two members of the present Board of Visiters
by Lieut. ~ b. Buford Of the Military Academy
and, if need be, by host of respectable evidences
have thought it not improper for me TO to make
this statement because, by being msiniormed,
think you have done an Injury to COL Johnson.
That COL Johnson is pure patriot, brave officer
an able legislator an untiring public servant and an
honest man, no person who knows him has doubt.
Yours respectfully, J. III. HOLT.
p. s. would also refer YOU to the card Of Thos.
J. Pew. Esq published in the Albany Argus of the
Sth instant
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-17

r. S. Fay, in letter from Florence to the Editors
of the New York Mirror, gives the following dcs-
crpton of the washing of the feet ofth twelve beg
gars by the Grand Duke, ceremony performed by
him on every Holy Thursday describing his
splendid retinue and entry, he says" He was then
divested of his sword by one attendant noble
equipped in lawn apron by another--a third turn
ed down and drew off the stocking Of each poor old
vagrant another presented silver, on which stood
an ever also of silver. The Duke then taking
sponge, upon which a.chamberlan poured water,
knelt, received the beggars foot in his hand rubbed
it with the sponge, wiped it, bent down and kissed
il. Upon each of the twelve this cere nony was re-
peaed, and all these petty circumstances in the pro-
gress Of the entertainment were devoured by the
fashionable and awe-struck auditors at first with
silent doubt and afterwards with mute amazemcnt.
The baskets were then filled with the contents Of
the table, silver plate and all, the present, believe
From their munifcent domestic, and the menial duty
of transferring them from the table 10 baskets was
performed by the noble lords in the capacity of
waiting men. The Duke, the guard around, the
pages, the grand chamberlain, the household, the
noblemen of the court, and large crowd Of gentle
men then departed as they came.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-17

There is deep ravine leading from the shore to
the house which occupied by General Prescott.
Mr.. Overing was a Tory and owned the house in
which General Prescott resided
He was landed on the Narragansctt shore near
Warwick.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10
RsY Rsf'As sREsl * e:Nfe.i

9- Tho ENQUIRER is Published twice week, generally and
three times week during the Ut the
Free The anc a. hectoSc Five poilrs able al
vance" MOTIFS O ccr specie banks (only) Will be-
ssivrl The Editors suaantr the
ting them b. mall the portage of s-cr- bcag by the writer's
will b.
Editors, until ali aEtcAragcs have been paid
Whocysr viii guarantees payment papers, shall
have the tcnh gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
g Gao square, e IRA Insertion, each continuance,
- cents No 3vertiScmnt
90 assunol BY person n ths or it, enyitcns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10

OTlCE.-Fonnd, by "a Negro man, Thursday. 2. tn
open, covered with leather marked on the TOP p NJ
with brass Nails, containing parcel of Books with
Miss olive Virginia Taylor therein and contain
ing some other small articles Of much value The
sad Trunk is supposed to have hccn stolen from some
one travelling the road, and robbed of all the valuable ar
uces. The owner can get the Trunk and contents by
calling at the Coal Mine Tavern and paying the expense
feb. 10. [50-lu a. B. WOOLDRlDGE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10
Elizabeth Lowry,

John G.. Miller Executor of Susanna Scrurr, decd
William Gray, and Jane Poor, Exccutrix Of Thomas
Poor, dec d., Dens
The defendant, John c. Miller Executor of Susanna
Scruggs dec having entered his appearance and
given security, according to the Act of Assembly and
The Rifles OF this Court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he - not nhabant of this Common.
wcaithH IS ordered that the said Defendant John 6
Miller, Executor aforesaid do appear before the udyr
oil our SAID Court, at the Court house the day of
April Court next and the bill of the Plaintiff
and that CO Gaf this order be Forthwith inserted in
some newsPapeN blishcd in the city of Richmond for
Two months succeively, and posted tie front door OF
the Court-house OF this county
Copy-Tesic, MAR. w. MILLER d. c.
February 10. 99--w;Sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10

FIN CHANCERT-ONIrED STATES CouRr 9TH Cir
lo:.4:
Thomas Craig, George Rutherford, Robert Alontro.
merle, Robert Spier. Robert Fauld, Alexander Kerr
Thomas White and David Wark, Plaintiffs,
against
James Scott executor Of John Leslie deceased who
was executor of Robert Craig, deceased Thomas Ben.
u!r I1rlcA COHtts ana The sad James Scott IN his
right, Defendants
The plaintiffs this day preferred petition to the court
IN tins cause which received and ordered to be filed
And upon consideration thereof and for appearing
To- the court 1T IS on the motion OF the plaintiffs Orfred
hat summons be- issued, from this court by the clerk
thereof, requiring Thomas T. Swami Samuel G. Swami
Dnbncy Nj. Wharton and Anne his Wife formerly Anne
Swami, Nelson Robinson and Jane his wife formerly
Jane Swami, distributes Of Samuel Swami. doceased
Gall said in the petition aforesaid TO be citizens and III
iiIitants of iIo SSc of Virgna,) plaintiffs in a suit
brought by them and now depending in the honorable
Superior Court of Henrco in the State of Virginia
against Jefferson swann, executor of Ioha Swami de
ceascu who wa~ executor of Samuel Swami dcccasc>S
To appear here the first day of the next term of tie
court to show Sc, if any they can why they should
not be barred and precludc from any rc course apans
the estate monies and effects Of Robert Craig dec d. un
der the control Of this court; and in the mean time
Commissioner Hilary Baker is ordered: Ist to take
an account OF the debts, if any still due from the
SAID Robert Craig, deceased from his estate and
10 enable him TO ascertain the same bc is directed to
advertise for three months in one of the newspapers ~
lShcd IN the city of Richmond for creditors Of the said
Robert Craig, deceased of his estate if any such ere
dltors there be- who have been paid to come in and
prove their claims before him. be forever barred and
prccudcd from all recourse against the estate monies
and effects OF the said Robert Craig deceased under the
control Of this Court2d To examine and report to the
Court what progress has been made in the said suit de-,
pending i'll the said Superior Cour of Hcnrico and what
delays have taken place the part of the plaintiffs in
That suit, in bringing the same to final decision
copy Tcsc, RID. JEFFRIES, clerk
Dec. L. 1884
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10

1V2 has just received great variety Of -Niio and
fdshionaHc Music consisting of Songs Airs. Marches
ana arrangements from the most celebrated Masters;
which, with the former stock of Standard Music renders
te assortment perhaps general and extensive than
has heretofore been offered the attention of Amltcurs
uad students of Music in this city and vicinity. II s.
h's FIR sale few very superior Vions Flutes Corio-
nets &c which will be disposed of the most favor
able terms " Orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention.
rs. The New Publications received regularly soon
after they appear in tile Northern Cities.
tcb ~ Sq-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10
4SsCRg. W se.N.kb,
INVALUABLE GLOUCESTER LAND far ST.

" By virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior
Court q" Law and Chnnccy for Gloucester county pro-
nounced at October Term. 1884, in cause therein de-
pending between George 4. f. Lonnier x Co.. plaintiff
exposed tp sale by auction for cash at Gloucester
Courthouse, the frs, Moi.day in March next (brn,
Court dayD that beautiful and valuable Estate called
Violet Bank, the residence. of the late Thomas Il Fox
dec d. This estate lies Immediately on PoropotanI
creek and within mile Of York River and of course il
IL very convenient TO the oyster trade which is carried
on to great extent, that Rivcrlt contains about
SIX hundred acres OF Land perfectly level and is bcey
cd to be well mbcrcd; the banks OF tho creek there
arc lncNlaustiblc beds of mari and shells The i'm
provemcnts consist of spacious brick mansion with
every other house necessary for the farm all of which
are believed TO be in good repair This land will be- sold
subject tothe right of dover therein. of the widow of
Thomas t. Fox with this exception the title is deemed
good, but deed with special warranty cnly will be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10
AUG. l.. DABNEY.)c
THO. G. AMORY, ooninis-
WIN. III. ROY, sioherS'

d. Tho Wing, anil Norfolk Beacon will nscr, the above oncc
collection. - '' '''e 'o'
February 10. SO-tds