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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-06


MARCH OF IMPROVEMENT AFTER noticing
some Of the many projects Of internal improve
ment which are now in agitation in the Eastern
States, the Richmond Enquirer remarks;
=" Thus they 60 at the North The strongest
spirit OF internal improvement is animating the
whole eastern country. In 1927, there were but
two railroads in operation, in the United States
the first was at Mauch Chunk-the other was
the Quincy Rail Road near BOSTON. So rare asd
curious was this mode Of communication then
considered, that Governor Kent Of Maryl ana
his suite paid visit to Boston, for the purpose Oh
seeing the Quincy Rail Road, preparatory 10 the
commencement Of the great Baltimore and OHIO
Rail Road. locomotive was not to be seem
But now rail roads seem springng up by sort
Of magic in every State of The Union. The
small state of Illinois has now more rail roads
laying down than belonged eight years ago 10
the United States. Virginia. TOO, is rousing from
her sunderland shooting her rail roads and
canals in various directions. This ia a stirring
time-and nerrily must we exert ourselves, "
keep up with the progress Of The age"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-06

Christians, 260, 100000
Boudhism, 200, 0000
Mahometans, 100 900 900
Brahmanism, 10000 900
Judaism. 4,000, 900
All other religious Tetichism, lao, 900 900
The Christians are divided as follows:
Catholicism, 1879 .0OO, 900
Greek Church. 62,O0O.OOO
Protestants, SO 100000
The Mahometans are divided into two sects.
those OF Omar and Ali, represented respectively
by the Turks and Pcrsians, aud inveterately hos
tile TO each other. The vast number under the
head OF Boudhism, are divided between China
and Japan 1t is here that there is numerical
deficiency in the statement of the writer, the
united population OF these countries being gene
rally supposed TO be not less ihan four hundred
millions.- Bait. Gag
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-06

LATEST from MsxIco.--By the ship Con- }
gress, Captain Kimball, we have received Vera |
Cruz papers to the LIST inst. The country was
toiersbiy quiet, though the state Of things was |
far from giving assurance Of permanent tranquil
ty.
President Santa Anna made his triumphal en-
try into the Mexican capital on the 2lst, 10 con
sequence Of the victory which he gained lately
over his fellow citizens in the State Of Zacatecas.
The Romans gave no trinmphs for victories gai-
ned 10 civil war, and il would be well If the
Mexicsns did not. Ii was, however, brilliant
day, according to the ideas Of the Mexicans
the roaring Of cannon, the ringing Of bells, with
many other demonstrations Of respect and rejoi
cling, gave interest to the scene. In the eve.
ming there was display ofrockets from the pub.
lie square, and the city was illuminated. The
celebration continued three days.
Private letters from the city Of Mexico state
| that an order would very soon be published, con
voki1g the General Congress in extraordinary
session. General Santa Anna 10 leave
the 23d, for his estate in Magma de Clayo, with
view to the recovery Of his health, which had
been much impaired by his fatigues sc. during
the late instruction.
The plan of Toluea, recommending central
| form OF Government instead Of the Federal sys-
| TEN, heretofore in operation, appears TO be gen
orally acceptable. A San Luis Potosi paper Of
the 10th OF June says !" The corporation of the
\ Capitols of the states Of Mexico, Oaiaco, Jals-
I
Inauipas,, and of many other towns, have ad-
dressed memorials TO the respective Legislatures
or to the Supreme Government, asking a change
| in the present form Of Government" The sol
i've Of peace" as quoted in the Censor of June
26th says. I" the states Of San Lus, Jalisco, Que.
retaro, Vera Cruz, Oajaca, Puebla, and others
have petiiioned for change of tho federal nsti
tutions; the capital Of the republic has donc the
same; and in echoing back this appeal, there has
nowhere been heard the din of arms, but the
still small voice Of people who weary of revo-
utions and disorders, desire peace and the con-
solidation Of system which shall secure its fe-
lefty"
VERA CRUz, June lathe principle news
brought by the mail yesterday is contained in the
following paragraph, from the NIyel of the 18th
inst
1.-The fears which we expressed in no. 30 of
this periodical, relative to the Texas colonsts in
the isle OF Galveston, have at last been realized.
These ungrateful guests have thrown off the
mask by attacking 4 small Mexican detachment
which garrisoned the post, and killing Capt. Te-
norio, the commandment, and five soldiers. These
are the sad consequences of the combination
which had been formed between the colonists
and the authorities of Moncloya, win a view to
aggrandize the nsurgent party in Zacatecas.-
II is stated that the same thing has been attemp-
ed at Bexar with less success /; Tor in this case
the Insurgents were put down and punished by
the celebrated Col. Ugartcchea, principal com
mardant OF that department.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-06

An intelligent writer in the National Intelli-
gencer, under the signature of Tacitus, gives
some interesting statistics Of the Religions Of the
world. His statement, however, of the sum to-
tai Of the inhabitants Of the earth, is below the
estimate usually given. He puts down the whole
population at seven hundred and seventy -four
millions. Most statistical writers make it be-
tween eight hundred and thousand millions
He gives the following table of the religious sub
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-06

A treaty of marriage is said to be in pro.
gress between Prince Adelbert, son of the
King Of Prussia, and the Grand Duchess
Mary, eldest daughter of the Emperor
Nicholas. The bridegroom TO be raised TO
the throne of Poland. under the guarantee
Of Prussia and Russia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
ENGLISH HOGS

+ The following description Of tne'sh hogs,
which ne copy from the last American edition oi
the Edinburgh Eneselopcdia, will be found 10 pos
sees interest.
The Berkshire Is a small boned breed and dis
po,ed IN ft,en quickly 1t Is tho sort mostly tat
tened At the distleres. and Is GOOD citherfof PORK
or bacon. -
! The tAin,,f breed, the size OF which IS small
and the ar,h d,licate. is to be met with IN every
country. II !, liz he,t adapted tor using Us pork
but IS seldom cured INTO LN,ou tcng too small Tor
that purpose. =,
The t.igpc,sters1irf breed, s'fict Mr.. Marshall
e..npass=s T. Ia,e# been formerly the prevailing
trrri q Ii, land Is large, bnt il! formed. Its CO.
lur is general, Hhlle. 1t iSa very Improbable
,lrt and Is chiefly confined 10 Gl0ucesefshre,
Shrnn>l,re and the eost Of Deson,hile.
The UampsAir, breed IS fett largo, bat not 50
c1mpaetas tho Berkshire They aIc white, well
disposed 10 faltc.,, aH1 come Up to Il great weight
when properly n1uasel.
III Hteford1rt T. a larte useful bred, but
not ~ at metas superior TO elthsf he Berkshire
.. ilau.i shire.
The Pu4eei.1 treed, SO c.lled from town OF
that name ~ Nssc,. Oh the confines Of Surrey. ~
supposed b. Nh Middleton to be tho largest IN the
I,and l,.diug 10 IN extraordinary size, and, at
two years gld weighing nearly double or treble the
weight OF other sorts OF hogs at that aye.
The Northampton Gre,d which are reared
chiehy in that county, arc Of largo size but they
do moi iatien very kindly. The breed Of shfop-
Shire i, nearly ,imlf to tia, Il northampton
shire
Thu ,ieiag tdiiea lfteI, ar hot yety hume
rous Their sine - small Their form we'll pro-
pottiosed They are hardy and iattcn TO good
weight.
The Reafdrd Jre,a II Al variety OF swine nitro
du,cd s5po ycar3 slnee by the Late Duke OF Bed
fti, called the spoftea-W ohurn breed.
Thcy ~ sery prolific, hardy, and well disposed TO
attcu, ATTAINING ueally tacc The SIZE and weight Of
other no.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
BACON AT COST

HENRY BROWN, Jk., nearly opposite the
IL Banks, Lynchburg. offers for sale, at first
cost, 900 lbs. FAMILY BAcoN, ofvery superior
quality, and equal to any in the market.
ALSO,
1000 lbs. principally Mdlings less costly ar
ucle, sound, and entirely superior to the New Or
leans. Where Nlidlings Preferred they will
be sold as low as the hog round as the subscriber
j, determined TO sell all that he has On hand.
ALSO,
llERrIsos, By Tie barrel Five hhds. Brown
Sugar Sugar House Molasscs; 1000 yards
Flax Linen; Smiths Bcllows's and Anvs,
Vices and Hammers Together with an assort-
mcnt of Hats, Boots and Shoes.
ALSO,
CoNrEcrIoNARIrs such as Sugar Kisses, and
variety OF other CANDIES, a, 37t cts. per pound
ALSO,
\ great variety OF new and fashionable Cotton
Silk and Wooon Goods all OF which Will be
sold On the most reas unable tcrms.
Augusta Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16

N1RG1NIA.--A, Rules holden in the Clerks
Once oftte Circuit Superior Cour, OF Law
and Chancery, for the Town Of Lynchburg, on the
9th day of October 1885 Jacob Weaver, PHI.
against
Nathaniel Gray, admir-. OF Martin MADDOX, dec.
aud lam II. Horton, aud Lawrence A. Horton,
eS'ors. OF Craven Horton, dec & the said VIM. H..
Horton, Lawrence A. Horton, Alfred &. Horton,
Samuel Petit and Lucinda his vile, Henry Leach
and Frances his wife, - Campbell and Mary his
wife, and Jane Horton, heirs at law and dsirbu-
tees ofsaid Craven Horton, dec. Defts.
The Defendants, Henry Leach and Frances his
wife, not having entered their appearance and Civ
en- security according to the Act of Assembly and
the Rules of,his Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence, tina, they are not inhabitants Of
this country II is ordered, thu, the said Defen-
dints do appear here on the first day OF the next
term and answer the bills of the Plaintiff; and that
4 copy oil this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed III the town Of Lynchburg, for
two mouth. succetsivcly, and posted at the front
door OF flie eourt-house in said town.
4 Copy-Ies
d. R0DES Ok
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
LUTHER CHAMBERLAIN

ltaprcars by the English papers, tina, project
Is under consideration for making new Canal
from Liverpool 10 Manchester. TO run parallel TO
the Rail Road, and with view of running passage
boats tho System used in Scotland, viz: nine or
ten miles pc, hour, at a much less rate than the
Ran Road can afford
Several trials have been made 10 establish these
boats ON the Canals Of the United States, but as
yet without success. With a view to promote the
use OF them, canal boa; built at Glasgow has, VIC
learn, been shipped ON board the John Marshall
for this port, ana MAY lie daily expected arrive
here. fALtanlr,d Ga.ttte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
Amherst Land for sale.

\ obedience 10 a decretal order OF. the county
L court Of Amherst, pronounced at its November
term. 1893 n the of DawsonS vs.. DawsonS, ct
al. the undersigned who s thereby appointed 4
commissioner for the purpose will, ON Friday the lth
day OF December next, proceed to sell, by way OF
public auction on the premises, the Tract OF Land
and lot, the bill mentioned, on credit OF one and
two years. Bond and security will be required aud
the title retained until the last payment is made.
This Land lies within six miles of Lynchburg, and
on the road leading from Lynchburg to Amherst
court housc-adj joining the lands ober Ridgcwas,
James Bowling aud others, containing l97 acres. the
greater part OF which is in woods, pretty well timber
ed, aud a proportion OF Tobacco land 10 clear
there arc several good springs near the road 1t
would suit for public establishment. Those wish
ing TO view the land will make application 10 Robert
Ridgeway who lives near, and viii show the same.
The title to the land is bcesed to be indsputablc :
but the undersigned will convey such title is vested
in hun commissioner, and none other.
The Lot the blll mentioned IS said 10 lie in Mad
sob and not far FROM the foot Of the Lynchburg toll
bridge and will be sold the sale of the land above
mentioned, Capt. Pleasant Dawsons interest in said
Lot, conveying such tide only Is vested in rs
commissioner, aud none other.
J. II. MOORNtAN, Com'r.
Nov
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16

DS virtue Of a decree of the Cncuit Superior
- Count OF Law and Chancery, for Pusylvan,a
county, the undersigned will, on FRIDAY, the
Goth day OF tins month, at the residence OF Mrs. Ma
~ X. Slaughter near Smiths store, IN Pttsvlvania
county, offer Il credit OF one. two and three
years the Tract Of Land on which she lives, be =
longing the heirs OF DR.. Robert IL Slaughter dec
containing near 700 acrs,, upon which is a good
Dwelling House, with all necessary out Houses A
good Garden and Orchards about 40 or 50 acre,
OF the land in clover and the Plantation in good
Farming condition. }. GARLAND,
:. GARLAND,
Commissioner rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
LOT FOR SALE.

an Saturday, the 10Th day of December I53,,
~ there will be sold, upon the premises. at public
auction, the vacant Lot, lying between Royals Apo.
thecary Shop and the Grocery Store of Clay &
W,lks, on Main street, in the town of Lynchburc -
The Lot is believed to contain Il feet front, and nun
ming back the usual depth OF lots in said town
The sale will be made in pursuance of deere, Of
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry.
tor the town OF lynchburg, pronounced on the 7th
day OF February last in the case OF Leftwich VS..
Clayton"
TERMS SIX, twelve and eighteen months. the pur.
chaser giving bonds with approved personal s.cur,t,
and the titlc retained until the last payment is mad
SAML. BR ANSFORD
Commissioner.
Nov. Q v,dy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
TRUST S.4LE
or C.fIUiBI J'Dptrpo

or JlLUABLE TOB1CcO LANDS
IN Monday, the 10Th October, l337 !, -.
- Amherst court day, | Shall proceed nv n,r " ~
poo'c auction, to sell to the highest bidder r,s't,
money the ,fH FACT II LAND pnrpb,s.5
oy Frances +. Quarles of Zcdckiah Shnom,L@ Nv
Joining the lands Of Z. L. Thornton and n,bs,.
"n1'H Is conveyed TO me trust, by deed dontbc
s''o tuafies, duly recorded in the Clerks office
dancing creek, and is well worth tho ,,,sn,;on "
NOSE wanting such property. There is about ,g,n
acres IN the tract, small portion of which is ce,r.1
ana under cultivation. Mr.. Q,arles will sbew br
iand to those disposed TO purchase-apd the s,ls !,
made at his request. will convey such title a,
invested N me by SAID trust and none other, the land
,o s SUI ioi 'he purpose OF complying with its
terms. The sale viii be made before ,ba Jooxaru.
Stonts Tavern at the said Count House,
EDMUND WINSTON. Tru,tt
Sep. 81 a''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
NOTICE.

TE pursuance ol 4 decree OF the county court oil
j Campbell, rendered at the September term
thereof 1898, will be sold, the premises on IL
ds, the 18th Nov. instant, to the highest o'ooe' On
a credit Of one aud Two years, l33 acres oil Laho'
with q good Dwelling House and other necessary
out-houses, situated GA the turnpike road, a.
bout thrcc miles from Lynchburg, adjoining
the lands of Dabney Martin and others. Also,
on Saturday, the l4th ms. on the premises, LOO
acres, more or less, with comtoilab Dwelling
House and other necessary ont-houses, SITUATED
near Flat Creek, in said County about IL miles
from, Lynchbure adjoining the lands OF Fr1nc
Adams. Elizabeth Clark and others.
The above property belongs 10 the estate OF jack
Leftwch. deed and will BIZ sold subject 10 the re-
scrvation Of the ripltill the last payment IS mad,
when the Commissioners will convey such rIght
and lr as is vested il them under said decree.
JOHN II. FUQUA, co,n,cr,s
JOHN GOODE,
My r tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
POETICAU.
ryxn FALL OF THE LnAvDs'

By bisHtt hNNNA'
See the leaves around US falling.
Dry and withered, 10 The ground
Thus TO thoughtless mortals Gaining
With sad and solemn sound
Sons of Adam once IN Eden,
Hnshted when Ike us you fell.
Nea, the lecture we are reading.
lis alas the truth We tell.
I-irriusf much. too much presafnine'
Ia vouf boosted white and red
View us late in beauty blooming,
Numbered nov among the dead.
'Gripfaa Misses nightly waking,
Sec the cuh OF all your care;
Fled on wings oil Your own making
We have lett our owner bare
Sons Of Homo fed ga pfaises.
Flnt,eriug high on tancied worth
Lo, the fckle an thai r1ises'
Brings rs down to parent earth
Youths though xe; no losses Ffiero Nups
Cav IN health and nanly etaoe
Ietnot s,oudless saies deceive YOU.
sau,usr gives 10 auiciTu f!are
"Tr7t -.ti: Sf-,: grown heas
Hi;her turn N unwilling eye
THINK. amid your falling gloiy
Autumn tells winter high
"ienly n yola eouse rctfIn8
3icsselsers q shoaes, sia3
Thus We pgcach tins hath pnelting
HeAv'n and earth sLa.. Ta5s ANA
"On the TIE Of LII eienai
Nc. let all tLy hopes be saved.
Winch alone. iofc,ef 'cFuaL
pesrs leal that ne er shall fade"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

VIE subscriber wishing to remove offers IN soil
Il or exchange for Western Lands b;s Fs,,,o
lying upon both sides of Roanoke river, near tbs Ro
Lick IN the county of Boteourt. II is d;,;JoJ hs
the river into equal portions of 500 acres e,cb 90.
OF which is principally valuable as an incxb,ns,tls
reserve OF timber Tor the support of the other nnor
whlch the improvements are situated Tn. ;mnrov
ed moiety has about $50 cleared. ofwbicb oOo
Is compact and unbroken b,ttom, of grea, fcrt,,y
ana inc residue OF the cleared land, together with
inc greater portion OF the unclearcd, well adapted to
the several staples OF the country. The Manson is
Oh pfich nearly new - p ain, but comfortable,
s "h ""' e neusss of the kind
situated on commanding emnepce and sp,,on,d
cd by beautiful Grove. The Overseer's house, Ne.
gro nuts, neat Machine and House Stables. Corn
CRIB, nc &c., are of the best kind and most e;gbv
situated. 10 strangers, who are unacquainted with
this section OF Botetourt, it may be well to remark
'ha'' Ion sa"ofity OF timac, fertility of soil and e1
celcnce OF society, 1t has few parallels The sub
scrber would be willing to take Negroes or Cotton
Lands IN South Alabama, in exchange for the estate
WIN. LANGHORNE.
Oct 8 ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
TRUST SALE
or I1IFtB/E VOR1r<,n

~r. ~ LIND
4 hr M9', , the l',h day ofoe'oter 1885 i,
SELL by way Of public auction. to tho hvseed to
der tor cash, before the front door Of II. o'd-
l,vrrn at Amherst Court House, the Tp e' Out,
Of LAND on which Curtis Watts reside, w H..
the County of Amherst, on Cedar CrceL ,Gllngm
ol fcdlar River. Tile Improvements arr . o'Geh
'ao'' and there Is considerable portion -, IT
hacco land on the tract. The sale is m,I, ~. "
tue OF trust deed, recorded in the ClerL aa VIZ
OF the County of Amherst for the purposn 81 9,nee
ing debts due by the said Watts, which are ,e.p ss
'h'r'oy Acting as trustee, shall conyc, ,bn !,
',T ''s9d III me by said deed, and none orbs,
The title IS believed ~ be good. 0'tef'
~ JOHN D. DAVIS, Tmt<,
u The above sale is postponed IN , ,b'e
day OF Amherst November Court next. ~ Ut"
Sep. p ,.',i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
t1LU1BLE Lawn
AT AUCTION-Oy Cnn

eNchahsed my tract of Land
=, Ter river, IN the count, of Ri on D..
W. galloway for the tract of Land nm ,,L"ou, siti
sues, VIII sell the last mentioned he re.
on FRIDAY the 20th OF November. ,fc,;. 81 Land
iirst tar day thereafter at public hot The
premises TO the highest bidder. Il is s;' the
INC county OF Bedford, one and half NJ, I'ualed n
inc View London Academy, and ,,ar rom
Lynchpurg. 1t COZ tains 1927 acre. or . pe iom
OF ooo are cleared, and in high stat. NJ h'po
ncht' about 200 being in Clover. The IMPROVE.
Is heavily tlnbcrcd, every acre Of oL;cI ','alaier
Tobacco Land. II lies remarkably w,lI "fN rate
JnNiy celebrated as one Of the riches, an ~ 'a
productive tracts in the County ,rLo "' Nos,
menis consist OF two Dwelling Houses Improve.
eeSsary out-houScs II necessary. tho ' oil To
be divided 10 suit purchasers. '''' all
TERMs-One fourth in each H..
three equal annual nsraIments To ."o IN
'hrec last payments, deed of trust will e"e The
ed. II the purchaser should wish to M, 'iaf-
VI all OF inc threc Inst payments. L Gbor,l P1F
'on WIN be made. The title is clear and ~ 'eaac'
cd. ! invite all persons who wish 10 ya ''oono'
IN Valuable Land, to come and see This ~" ". money
the sale will certainly occur at III. ,; Estate, as
mentioned, at the house now occn,;aI doofc
Callaway and my object for SELLING Is - ny
TO tlre South. ROBFpT 70 remove
Der. 90 IRVINE.
~ The Richmond WHO and t.. "5
please publish the above till day OF sale ,a1 vii
ward their accounts to this Office for n,, a"" 'of-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
.N'Oz'ICE.

ny virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court OF Law and Chancery for the County of
Amherst, pronounced on the 9Th day of Anil lSG
IN the suit Prosser Powell, pitt. against William jon
ling, Nelson Crawford Leonard Heply. Abram Car
tel and others defts the undersigned, who is there
by appointed a Commissioner for the nurpose will
on the I'd day of December next, proceed, on the
premises to SELL beginning with the tracts as herein
after enumerated, and selling only so much as NAV
be necessary to satisfy the purposes of ,he said de-
cfce) to the highest bidder, for ready money-tba
IS tract OF land belonging to Abram Garter. living
IN the County of Amherst styled the Saw Mil Tract
or Lot No :, and adjoins Robert II. Carter and 9th
ers which contains 242 acres Also. another tract ad
Jolng the tract first mentioned, known by the name
OF the Lo.elady Mountain, and contain isl acres
And on the Ord day of December next, shall pro-
eeea' on the promises, in like manner, to selto the
highest bidder, for ready money, another tract Of
land also belonging to the said Abram Garter andn
saih decree mentioned which, in the said Countyof
amherst containing 100 acres, living between the
norm and South branches of Bufaloe river. and op
I'M, inc fork Mountains, adjoining the lands of Aaron
Hlggnbothaa and Others.
THO. n. EUBANK, 1co,
no Sheriff Of .fmherst. WV
.Nof'S nj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
.onslstinc IN part Of

\ beautiful assortment ot Treble Polish. Ribbed
ana i)oesain Cassmeres-Toge,her with the mos,
splendid assortment ofV esting that has ever oeeu ex
n'o.seo N 'h,s market. lie has also an elegant
softnleut OF Stocks, Gum Elastic Suspenders, and
fatent Mermo Shirts and Drawers, "a fine article
Tor the approaching SEASON. all OF which, viii be sold
on very liberal terms lie particularly invites his
inends and the public generally to call aud examine
bis stock Of Goods, before purchasing else~ here
eua lie assures them, that they shall not be dissa,s-
fed with any as,iclc they may purchase of him. Uc
mas also received the Latest Fashions and is ready
"tNecue all orders in his line IN the ncatcst mos,
'asnlouseie, nd expeditions manner.
Wv w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
ID. ROBES, elk
WIN
To Mr.. James G. Moorman

I'AkE notice, tina; Friday, the eth day Of
L November, next, between the rising and setting
oi the sun, at the Franklin Hotel, in the town OF
Iynchburg, Va, shall proceed to take the dcposi-
lions Of John Lynch and others, to be read evil
dence Ia the tral OF suit, now depending and undo
iernlnod in the Circuit, superior Court OF Law and
thanccry for the town OF Lynchbnrg on the Chan
Gerry side OF said Court, in which am plaintiff and
you and others are defendants. II, from any
the said dispositions .lall not be taken or being
ncnced, shall no, be completed the said eth of
November next, then | shall continue from day to
day, at the place Sundays escepted) until tho
whole are completed.
ALEXANDER LICGATT.
fdm. dc bonis ron trih the ,riH ANNEXED Of John
Lynch, Star, decd.
Oct 90 WV