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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-31
Bad and doubtful h.
Total number Of signcrs, a
Yours, very respectfully
RANDOLPH HARRISON. Chairman.
son, choirn,as.

We Peblshod in our last the correspondence bctwscn
Mr. brown and tho Committee of Petersburg We hav,,
since received in to Constellation" the following ar
uciss whch we lose no time in laying also before Gun
reaoers We trust the voters Of Petersburg will 70
ana ylndcatc their rights in like manner -
4. ~ HsNERAL ldsr.'-Since las John ~ ReraH
nHs e with w the shr receipt Joxcs fstote saJ 0or
o thc the yeaf tiIe j. renefob
, nel a Brown, - not having oen assessed for nyeaf.
ron tho Cck's Office Of this Town. BY which II tl or
wards Of allegiance and fet t.
any ocgn Prince Fotenatc Statc Sovereignty 10
o h1g and Government Britain partieuarF1 lie h.
marked on the general let citizen" thus b. no pb,
cation Of document the dclcacy' boon
questioned two most worthy and patriotic able
20 make indpurby manifest thcif claims
We hope on Interested viii take the own hands aod
20 on wish The correction
Them, but not tho less calculated innsfce ioas b
caus OF their inadyofcncy The
obtaining justice for friends Culahof zso amends
io gu The "ccnsurc' bovc received ftftto
INC history otis Government that the o Of t
people have been fcy for defending and 10th Gienas
nnd opponents mistaken III they believe danoncisioo m
cause us 70 cover under shrink fom the Of
what we believe 10 be- duty. =
~. ~, Asornfei-iir eregIia Brs Of DAudcd although
Nedgcd 70 be good o. te
soael us a. e'ag signed The in.'ue i e aud
most active and decided friend of tho Adminfsn fiss e
.eoouggong mt bsg nan ~ this corporstion fy1g 8rss
'A~n hrotHtfy Jsmes 5ab cn,oredsn The seeossl l,ts
81 sood voter atbofzcs and hto
nenct ho lnncfione had ~ known ihaf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-31

cleared and after the procccdings, which are noticed b
our Reporter the spectators ia the gallery partly l
ca our, IN consequence Of Nr. Johnsons appeal and
were partly cleared away by the scrgesnt.at-Ar.us
declare that these disorders calculated If not in
tended to deny them the freedom of Deba,e2and 10 AZ
feet the tone OF the proceedings of The iIouse -
Much excitement prevails among the Mcmb..rs 49,,
we do not hesitate to say that the Legislature owes IL
70 ITS own dignity, to institute strict Investigation into
tons to proven, the repetition of any such
Oner agitat'ng questions may up during the pre-
sent ana iutarc sessions; and is due to the HIGH char
nty by the eSertoa of proper degree OF vigilance
Inc trends OF Mr. Leigh were delighted az his sue
ce-s shouts and "hurrals for Leigh" were tumultu
ousy uttered on the Capitol square and on the streets
INC election was made about o'clock at night; and a
salute was immediately fired announce the ov tell
there disorder committed in In, (,;i, -, ~,
Administration. Va 'i'o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-31
VTOLATTON on ORDER.

, we did not witness the scenes, which took place in
the Capitol during the election Of Senator but we Ia
received the most painful accounts Of the conduct Of t
gallery and lobby of The House We have alluded a.
tcse things IN our last but unfortunately even rcotcy
ocgfcc OF dsordcr was manifested Thursday night We
understand on The best authority that when Inc vote
was taking m the House. umuItnous shouts and clan
Rnge o. hands were occasionally heard from The oaierv
ihcy were especially made after two Of the members
han explained their votcs--and when Mr. YNehcr ,,os
brought IN from his sick bed, and last Of al ~yyr5.
ior Mr. Leigh, II was followed by clappis 5ands and
~ .''.,'np1 nuIfaDs hcsc moniies triumph
=, oe'ieesa'iye assembly, are indecq ,elcss and
e's'"'''e' W. 'o'sion moved Y ailefira be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-31
L.YSTRUCJ'ED 'VFi1J3f.Ie

ncnt of Mr. Allen Wilson, The instructed Deleoa,,s If
.hc county of Cumberland We also lay before them
.ne Following Card from the Chairman of the Commit
in type f'~00 40 P-'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
OODzsOIR.vY NCVOOZ,

V'H agdm De oDen on the 18Th otJnHHa-V nth.
'I'iit scholastic year, will as heretofore, consist
~, o' TWO sessions OF five months, l:.2 weeks each
Inc FIRST session will end on Fridav the Eth June
the second will begin the ith july an end the %
o' iee'pbei following At the end OF the first ses
s,on' 'hefe VIII be public examination OF the pupils
that parents, guardians and others interested, NAV
have an opportunity to Judge of their proficiency.
ne subscriber will be prepared to accommodate
l. boafders IN his family and as several are already
engaged TO prevent disappointment. an carly appI
cation IS advised in behalf OF any Others that are de-
slcr ed to be entered
strict attention is paid TO the moral department Of
the pupils, as well as to their comfort and health
ano ITO eNeftioh Is spared to promote their literary
progress From many wears experience The sub.
crl er can confidently recommend to parents and
guardians, the local situation Of Woodboune It's
neathy' retired and remote from Genes Of dissipation
hcse advantages, with his personal cxcrtions, WILL
hI hopes' enable HIM TO give satisfaction to those
who may avail themselves of this School
nc charges fof tuition in the Elementary bran
es' w spelling, Reading, Writing and Arhmel,
are 81 % per month"; in the higher English branch
es' as Grammar, Geography Use of the Globes. HIS
,ofy' &c, - per month: in the Latin, Greek OF
french Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philoso'
phy' Rhetoric, &c. 50 per month
TOT boarding. including Lodging, Washing anu
, dhdles' - per month,-payable. III all cases
me END OF the session. Every scholar will be chari
ca rom the time OF entrance Till the end OF the
session.
rof any further information, or for entrance .,
scholars, apply to the subscriber, near Green HI
l. ~ campbell county, Virginia.
SAMUEL T. MILLER
" The Richmond Wing will please insert tho
above times, weekly, and forward its accounto this
office for settlement.
Dec. IA w4s
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nOwESTsC INTELLIGENCE.
A MOST LAMEATABLL OCClkkENet
copv Of a letter ree,ircd IN the Chs tro" TO
riaa. ddtod Norombr %, 1888.

rida, ddfod Aoeembo 2s' 1850
s"On the 2lst instant, a desperate duel was
FOUGHT between Capt. Everett White. brother OF
the delegate in Congress, and Col. 4. Bellany,
late President Of the Legislative Council These
yenilcmen were candidates for the county OF Jet
ferson, and Cap. hiic was returned as elected
by A considerable majority.
Tho duel Is supposed 10 have grown out oil the
disaprccmenl> of their political contest. The du-
81 MAS one WINCH from the mode OF conducting II,
VA, intended. on both sides Tor fatal suits, which
unfortunately followed. The parties we're stailon-
ed SIXTY yafls apart. with ioar pistols, TO advance
and mr.. Capt. Wine advanced and received
fire, ,o,s " iihout injury. and then tired, at the
distance Of Gif,ra PAGES. llIs FIRST shot passed
ts-5s-a c. BcHaaiss arm. the neat through IN
s-.s. ara. II thc AZ Al advancing with the other
s7-s-sI,. = recs.,.1 aaefi-. wound from Col
g .a-- s>--
E~4-y g. -. -. teal. -; uia,i certain
?. .s II s#s.-zs. Vat. In.
us. L.z..4-.-s== sae Sac Of oh,o. met at
c.s.3i4sssa 80 g #zzT tx - instant tigah
-. 49, s.e.-s. = i tbs senate. and
y lafu >se#sr >s...- = fae House OF Repre-
~
x g. =. L >.a.ars - n be attended
- -.-. z1a -,z4I# Ia,,ss>f, because OF the nn-
se1ls5 ..a.s i ,ss saes'.gn Of boundary between
g. - y .h. ga. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
MASONIC NOTICE.

A + regular communication Of Liberty Lodge,
"A No. 95, at the Masonic Hall, in the town of
Liberty, on Saturday evening, Dec. l2th. A. D.,
1885, A. l.. $685.
On motion, Resoircd. thai celebrate the APP
preaching anniversary of St. JOHN the Divine,
SUNDAY the 25ih inst.) by public procession ,
inviting all regular Masons in good standing, TO al
cnd-Drohcr Samuel Phillips, Chaplain, & Bro
Their 10. Flood are expected TO deliver dscoorses
on the occasion, AT the Brick Church, near Liberty
BY oroier Of the Lo'iee,
DAN AUNSPAuGlI, Scc'ry
Dec. II y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

LAND FOR SALE

IN the 2oth day of this month, at the resi-
~ drncr of Mrs Mary d. Coleman, near the
lirst Toll Gate, of the Lynclburg and Salem
turnpike Company, there will be sold, at public
auction, upon credit oftwelye months. (the pur-
chaser giving bond and personal security, and :,
deed OF trust on the Lands) two small tracts of
Land, immediately in the ueighborhood of tn,
piace OF s'lr,-one containing seven acres, and
the o'hcra lot, on the Turnpike, containing a
half acre.
The sale will be made in pursuance Of a de-
cree "' the County Court of Campbell made Mt
'''e last term, III the case of Coleman 4. Cole
man JOHN VII Is,
n. II. GARLAND, ''"'s'
Dec. II IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
POLITICAL.
nroosE,s SONGS.

The fonouing is one Of beautiful collection oil
noorc's Songs, Just published in pom 1911" Oh
twelve. all alike redoleut Of VII aud elegance
Calm thy sleepa> infants sunbers-
Rnrhi as ancel thoughts thy dreams.
Nav each iey the haPpiest numbers
Shed DER thee then mingled beams
Drift where pleasures wing hath glioed'
There ever must some pang temain'
s,,l be thy lot with me divided
Chine the bliss. and mine the pain
pay and nigh, my thoughts shall hover
Round thy steps where er the, stray
As. though dark clouds ms idol cover.
Fondls the Persian tracks its ray
II this be wrong--lf Heaven, offended,
In those bright eyes lis rival sec,
Then be my VOWS between yc blended
Halt bfcath'd TO Heaven. aud halt 10 thee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
.V'DIECE.

10y virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court of Law and Chanccry, or the County of
Amherst pronounced on the 9Th dav of tpril l335
IN the SUIT Prosser Powell pitt against llliam jon
ling, Nelson Crawford. Leonard lienlv Abram Car
ten aud others dets., the undersigned who is there
ny appointed Commissioner for the purpose, 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 ma,
be necessary to satisfy the purposes of the sad de-
cree,) TO the highest bidder, for ready mon,y-hat
Is tract OF land belonging to Abram Carter living
inthe County Of Amherst, STYLED the Saw Mill Tract
or Lot No. >, and adjons Robert H. Carter and 9th
crs which contains 2i2 Also another tract adj
JolnG the tract first mentioned, known by the name
OF the Loveady Mountain. and contain isl acres
And ON the Bird day of December next | shall pro
coed, on the promises, in like manner to seto the
highest bidder for ready money, another tract Of
land also belonging to the said abram Carter and in
SAID decree mentioned which is in the said Comfy of
Amherst, containing 100 acres, lying between the
North aud South branches of Butftloe river and on
the Fork Mountains, adjoining the lands of Aaron
liisenbotham and others.
THO. \. EvBANK.
Sheriff Of imherst ON r.
Nov.9 ,a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
1NcISN,TI. Dec, s

Loss Of The Lady Franklin Stedmboat.-On
"Wednesday morning asst, about O'Clock, the La
dy FranAiln, on her passage mp 10 this city, ~as
run INTO about two mles below the yellow Banks,
by the Portsmouth, aud sunk Immediately, when
from fifteen 10 eighiern persons ,ccrt drorned =
Among those that persisted, were d family of n,ne
persons, Dutch emigrlnts--tho husband only es.
capped OF Tie crew, one fireman and one deck
hand at the cabin passengers, there was gun
snuff, from Nashville. and another person, names
unknown, who also persisted. Capt. Horne and
te clerk were both taken NJ adrift, the former
speeches. Among the deck passengers drowned
were three women The Lady Franklin left th.>
place for ST. Louis, hat could no, get up the Mis-
sissippi for ,h" ice. She discharged her cargo at
the mouth OF the Ohio, and was in ballast. The
stern of the boat was just to be seen above water
when left.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
.v1,r FAN and Winter Goods.

yH,UE subscribers having received aver. large ana
1 general assortmentof Dry Goods. consisting
If their own IMPORT ATioNs, fItr snip Tally HoJ
and OF purchases made IN the Northern Clues. prin-
cip,y from the agents OF Factories. IN connection
with their partners OF Richmond who buy exclusively
of hands by tho package. gives them the ad'an
taee OF selling tie most favorable terms, cthef al
wholesale retail.
Their Sto6k consists in part, ~ fht foHonHs
irticies, ris
Extra fine Blue. Black, pahlia, Brown aud Invisible
Green Cloths,
Mialing aud common quality Blue Black. Brown,
bottle green Olpe, Clafct, Steel-mised and
Drab ditto,
Him, Blach and Fancy eoloured cassimer.s,
Blach, blue. Steel-nl.ed and Fancy colouIed 5a,'-
pcts,
Wilson's and Gand's Napt Cottous,
Point Dual. Rose and htnes Blankets,
Red White. Yellow and Green flauuels,
Extfa English White and Patent do.
Green Baize. Erizc aud Canton do
Negro Cloths. low pIced Cassinets Plan, PLAID and
Snped lnSess
Dfsb and Olive Flushings, iof Great Coats
Red Psddlnes and Sail Duck,
PLAN Black and Fancy Figured Snk selNcts 'om'
Extra fnC,
Toilanet. Valencia PLAIN and Fancy Silk Nestinfs.
English German and French Mernos
Cireassilns Bombazeteis and Pnnted Menno.,
English and American Prints,
Fanc, Merino. PLAID and SuIped do.
Black PLAN Coloufcd and Figured Chaiiys,
Superliue BLACK Gto de Rhine, and Italian silks,
Splendid PLAID and Figured Slks assorted colours
and qualities.
Gro de- Maps Sauus, and ilofenees. do. do.
Blue, Black. Po'idesui, and PLAID Herman,
4 great variety oil Thbct. Wool Mcrno and silk
Shawls. and Fancy Dress liandkerchirts.
Bandanna and Fancy Six Pocket llandkis
White PLAN and Colourcd Bofdcrcd Linen | am
nc dho
RACK Italian and Faue, PLAID ciasats.
N Ill 1. 81. -.Ip
Elae and Brown Csnlets and Tartan Plaid,,
Ver>tcd Lambs Wool and Cotton Hosiery,
T.pr, coloutsd and Ribbed Worsted Hose.
rrsuth and Eush,h SIX Hose, half Hose and
Far, " hn,e. BLACK and Black Ribbed SILK Hose,
BE 4.ef. Buck and Leather Gloses,
Hos Skin G!otes, assorted colors aud qualities,
Black and { oored French Grapes.
Italian ScvIng : lis. aud superior Engllsh TWIST
81 French komba1ines.
InshI mems Lawns and l.ucn Cainbncs,
Russia and Flemish Shectnes,
brown Hollands. Bud eve aud Russia Diapers,
Thread nd Gimp laces and Idemgs'
Boblnct and Cambria Muslin Edgeinss aud Insert
mrs.
White and Black Blond and Colored Worsted Edg
Dobinct. Gtcrian and Blond Fooungs,
Infants Caps,
splendid piaid and Figured Bonnet and Cap Rib
Common and Superior Belt ditto,
Tail,ta. Satin and Love Ribbons, assorted,
Fancy BEAD Bays aud Purses,
brazilian, Tuck and SIDE Combs,
Shell do do do
Pocket aud Dressing Combs
c,,nArlcs, Jaeoncts aud Checked Musns.
PLAIN and flftred BOOK and SWISS do.
PLAIN WI, Black and Colotcd Figured Bob'ncts,
Cambria ana Furniture Dlmehes
Furniture and Apron Checks, aud Plaid Domcstlcs,
Red Ticking aud Known Jeans,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
ADMINIsTRAToR's SALE
OF VALUABLE LAND.

WILL. be sold 10 the highest bidder, on Monday
w the 23th day of December, if fair, il not the
far day thereafter, the premises, that valua
bic Tract OF Land. OF which James Petit died pos
sesscd lying ~ Amherst county, adjoining the lands
of { oil. Richard Harrison. James Bowling and others
containing l205 acres, portion OF which is good to
bacco land, and most excellent gram land, well tim
bered and well watcrcd. with good orchard on it
and tolefabe Improvements. aud lla healthy neigh
borhood. about or miles from Iyuchburg. on the
main road to Amherst court house, and is an excel
lent stand for Tavern. This Land will be shown
to any person wishing To examine il previous to the
sale bv Col. Harrison. Terms Of sale will be Land
years credit. bond and security and deed Of trust
to secure the payment, or bond with such security
as will be approved ot--ifthe Land is not sold twill
be rented on that day 10 the highest bidder
B. fENNESS.
SAAII. PETIT,
administrators ofJames Pettit. dec'd.
Dec. II tbs
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POCEPf.KOOk LOSf.

OST, GU Wednesday the 9th day OF December
IL 1885 either IN lynchburc. on the Fores
Road, between Lyuchburr aud Mr.. John +. IIaw-
hinss, LARGE RED MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK, containing Que hundred and eighty three
dollars two notes OF $50 each, OF the Bank Of the
United States, two ct 500 of the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia, aud two other 800 notes either Of the Far
mefs' or Virginia Bank. but not rtcoected which
and $3in silver. besldes suudry other papers, such
as biacksmlths accounts receipts, &c. and my
written in three different places IN It,
az will pay arewaId OF rN ENTI DOLLARS to
any person finding and delivering the SAID Pocket.
book and content, 10 me, at my residence on the
turnpike road two and half miles above New Lon
dom OF to Mcssrs. Nowlin and lleudou. m Lynch
burg. Any information respecting SAID Pocket book
viii be thankfully received bv
GEO. Il. BALLAD.
Bedford county, Dee. II IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
Sale ant Hiring or Negroes.

IN the 3lst day of the present month. at the re-
~ sdcncc Of John Tayioc, in Amherst county.
Gust across the tl'er from Lynchbnfg) there Ill be
sold, al public auction, some OF 10 very likely Ne
groes, and at the tune, about 10 or Is others
hired out Tor the ensuing year. Among the Slaves
are several valuable Coopers a Blacksmith, Shoe
maker aud Waterman.
Term$-The Negroes will be sold upon credit of
SIX monthS-thc purchaser purchasers giving ne
goahle notes satisac torily endorsed. Forthe hired
Negroes, the usua bond and security Will be requr.
ed MAURICE H. GARIt\D
ddm'r rih the mH dnnered Of c. IsJeH, dec'd.
= i. S.-Should the Lands Lots and Houses
belonging to said estate not be rented before m,
3ist INST then they will be rented publicly at the
hmc and place above mentioned. NJ H. G.
Dec 10 ,3lD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

The subscribers, having associated ,l,
the management OF the Patrick Henry Acadc, ,.'' !"
nounce to the public the commencement Of Tho F ""'
erclses Tor the EeNt session, on The 18th J,,,..a
1876. u"dI!.
The course ofinstluction is very .ntensi,e and ;.
gether with the Ancient Languages, lpclndos W.
sciences, as far as taught in any similar scboo, III.
state. And the subscribers pledge themselves ,h.,
no pans shall be spared 10 render the pup,l ,,aI.
iamiliar It'll any branch of education which may h
the subject OF his attention. With the Anrlen Nv
snageS, Ancient History and Geography viii b.
strictly attended to.-Adams and Potter arc The tc,,
books IN Roman and Greek Antiquities tn, 6s
principles OF education, generally reelected IN nm
schools Writing and Arithmetic, will IN no ,ns,,nr
be omitted
The extensive and suitable arrangement of the Ara,
DENY Tor the purposes OF study, are too well known
10 require any renatks-and the public are generally
acquainted with It's other peculiar and rarely slnpa
ed advantages.
Arrangements are now making to furnish III. A.,
DENY with general collection Of the latest ard ,no
improved Maps and also a par of Globes Thu.
foundation OF Library IS also laid, bv fIrnIsbp,
the Aca0emy with all the books necessary far gene
raj reference, the COmme tators upon the tnc,cp,
Languages, and Lexicons and Dictionaries the M.
ces OF which generally preclude our youth from tn.
use Of them.
The regular Examinations will commence al IN,
expiration OF each session. and be conducted ), Al
To test the proficiency of the school.
Extensive arrangements have been made through
out the ncighbourhood for boarding, in the mos, re
spectacle families.
Board, including Washing Lodging,
Candles and Fire wood, per session, $50 O
ultlon fees in the Languages and Sci
Ghees' IL s.
Do Do in English n N
JOS. p. GODFREY,
NM. PERKINS, Jp
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.Sf,geuGfd SAFE Of Household Fur.
nifHt.e.

4 GENTLEMAN VINO wishes 10 board for tue
! I neXt year. will dispose ot all has Furniture 10
apS refson who wishes 10 keep house. after the ls
Of january next. The Furniture embraces every
thug ~ the way OF house keeping from the Draw
ng Room 10 the <itchcn--consIstng,i in ehiei. OF
splendid Sidcboard
par of be lutIfui Dining Tables
dozen very fine ChsB,
beautiful Sofa;
best English Clock;
fine BUREAU aud Easy Char;
:, large English Mirrors
fine Brussels Carpet aud Rug;
! Summer do
fine Brass Fender Apdrous, longs, Sho-
vel. &c.
pair of Astral Lamps
large fine Feather Beds, &c;
splendld Mahogany Teesier Redstesd, with
yalens. &c.
do superior Maple,
fine Maple, dow;
splendid Stone China;
\ variety ofCut Glass, &c.
BESIDES great variety oil minor articles tedious
to .nurnetat- IN this advertisement.
Those who wish to house keep it for the next
wear aud arr mol furnished, will find il to their inter
10 buy At ONCE every thug that is necessary
aud ornamental. a positive assurance being given
hereby, that similar article can be bought for the
sam. plice in tins market. An inspe cton OF the ar
tcles solicited. and comparison invited. both a.
regards quality and price, with any Furniture manu-
featured here on IN Richmond.
Application will be made TO John X. d. Pavn,
who will furnish any farther particulars.
One half OF the money will bc required IN CASH
the other half in nine months.
C}@ II the above Furniture is not sold entr.. it
viii be disposed ot separately, at auction-duc
tlcc OF which Will be gwen.
Dec ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21

Ne~ Paper .NiH at Richmnna.--A Paper Mill,
combining all The recent improvements, in that i'm
portant manufacture, has been erected at Rich
mond, Va, by the Franklin Manufacturing Compa-
NY Of that cityand has just commenced operations.
II is said, by the Wing, to be one of the most COM
pieie Mills in the United Sacs-beeing built in
very substantial manner, and having, with other
Improvements, " the drying cylinders, SO that the
shec, comes off ready for use before it is touched
by the hard Of the operator"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
TO SADDI.EltS.

M T. have now on hand a very general and hand
w some assortment of Snatile and Curb Bits,
Surfups, Coach, Gig and other Mounting in sets and
separate; Buckles of every description; Martngale
Hooks aud Kings Strainlng, WorSted and Cotton
cbbnng; Serge, Silk Thread, Morocco. Sheep,
Seal and Hog skins; Saddle Trees, lacks &c. Also
English Birdie Filings and Maumgal es An assert
ment of Saddlel's Tools; also, Carriage Lace, Tas
sells ard Fringe, Handles, Locks Spnucs and Steps
&c. Our assortment has never before been so good
and we pledge ourselves to sell as low any other
house III Virginia. Purchasers arc rcspect6illy re-
ques,ed TO call at the Sign Of the Golden 4n,fL
H. Il. RICHARDS Il co
Oct. s. Is
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SALE OF VALUABLE NEcRoHs

virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superor
Zn,.a oouf' oil La" and Chancery for the county or
RI, i"'otneea IL the case OF bold and wife VS.
brents, Al the October term ls35 shan on to -, -
10y ~, OF January next, iu from, of C. T. Estes Hotel
81 we ,""n OF Lo'meston, sell to the highest bidder
o'sh, Tue Negroes that NAV be allotted to Iandor
~ ANA James ID, Brent, out OF their fathers estate or
,onad as WIN be sufficient to raise the sum men.
ta 'n Sa'n decree (whichis over SIX Thousand dol
sl ,oe Negroes belonging to the estate of J,r",
,ms uee with oneor two exceptions0 are ,ong
'o">'''ne OF Nen Women, Bows I'D Girls
Nov. 70 '''''t'S' COM