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Offs in Sblibtuna ibrer gefhafte. uuo 6ts
8eridti3nnS uno 8eSabluns ibrer 9ertulte,
oerfOlsen sritc, spiro prompt ynb liberal f,pn
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in Canton. 8e,na6t reroen, ourb aIle 9elbaf.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
WHITE AND ARRISON.

he Charlottesville " jefferson lam seems TO
'o'oN ii very strange that the Wing papers in Viz
g'tla' which have always protested to entertain
preference for Judge White, should so zcalousy
'end Gen. Harrison, while they have scarcely
word to say in behalf of the Judge But it is
NV al all to be wondered at. TIE policy Of the
an burentes has forccd the Wing presses to "a
'Of' ''Is course. Judge " bite is never assacd,
-''o seems to be unassaabe. We have, there
~, no charges against which to defend him.
nc putty OF his private life and the orthodoxy of
po''acai career seem to be so generally admit
'ea by the Van Burcnitcs, that lhey stand mute
@"eh his name is mentioned The inventive fac
N','s o' pfazcn-Iaced FalseLood seem TO be pa
"'' "' Tue contemplation of his nnSpottcd cha
ny, then, need we defend "A man who
y never assalcd and the Iustre of whose virtues
wen Inc admiration Of his bttcrcst polt zeal
" nat nced we say, in behalf Of such
+, Jul "'a'' when contrasted with Van Buren,,
nation! y
g.. 'e"' with Gen. Harrison. 1t was his
'une' as the commander in chief Of the North
.a sur" Army during the late war, to make many
.'.''es, by rigid discharge of his duties, by en-
,er,a.E tug u'se'Plne' and by Furnishing towards, de
,n1 ls's' sples and traitors. That Ire made mann
is No.. '"cm'es while occupying that station
,,,a Astonishing as it would have been had he
N, ''"' NO commanding general, not even
1 III VINO was the idol of his troons conorol
1 Jackson escaped this universal fate or its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
Eoc.w fyy'rs. Races. for 1 sac.

|HNliE races over the Rocky Mount Course,
d will commence, on Tuesday, the l7th day
of October. le36.
fHa Day-Swcopslakc mile heats, for three
year colts and iillics, 800 entrance, three or
more In make race, to be NAMED and closed
before the 20h September, Ie3i, $50 forfeit.
Versions wishing 10 enter colts, may do so, by
milking ther entrance by letter with the propric-
Tor hv the tine above mentioned.
N'copd DaR-lorlicy Club purse 1900, three
l"'lr heats Ire Tor horse, mare or gelding, en-
trance so
ihud D"g-rropricior's purse $500, mile
heats, cnirance al5.
fo"fh Oog-rroprietor's purse s75, mile
heats, entrance I 10.
Same Ddg-Swccpstnkc, mile heats, for 3
ycar oil colts and hlIics, $50 entrance. three or
more Ia make race, To he closed in like man
ncr rs the first day : race, SD forfeit.
The proprietor pledges himself to have tho
track IN good order, and will also have his sablcs
well prepared Tor the reception of horses stored
wl,h every thug necessary for their nccommoda-
ton. The money viii he pnid TO the winner, ut
the usunl per cent.
HOPKINS N0WIIN. Proprietor.
August :. WHO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

lnE VIZ ,,I,t may not be expected from is fur
indy 'i''' What but taat general rros, rjVtiou
iher p ~ Lcen the immediate precursor of the
when n III free governmental Who is there
doNnio'' . ,'.,,,aintcd with history. t,t Goes nat
thai u ID, ,5e persecution OF nd>duaI, Nho RE
kno" W. 9.z.s,,nd in the way OF the accomplish
suppose a ~ r,yorc object by dominant party,
meni % ,bc FIRST in the train oithosc measures
was a'N', in the darkest aud most disgusting
when 'es Eah are described in the annals of the
scenes N ,,.
ancieh' - gentlemen. in qiyinp the character
10 .,,,,on to the course of vitupcration and
oil ,r !, At present carried Oh against ne
abuse VIM r. ..=,t :. ...,..,. IT,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

liMES NJ. SMITH, having sold out hi, en-
~ tire interest IN the Lynchburg Democrat to
Thomas l.. Wilson. Esq, will in future practice
Law, IN the Superior and Inferior Courts Of
Lyncnburg, Campbc and the adjacent coun-
tIcs.-Nny business entrusted TO his iaana9onlcut
shall be promptly attended TO.
o. Office IN the first building below the
Franklin ilotcl.
August IL wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
TAW IQTTc'as.''.

4 SHALL hereafter practice IN fhr superior
and Inferior Courts of the county Of Halifax,
commencing with the Superior 'onr, the first of
September. In consequence Of tins arrangement,
shall be compelled 10 discontinue my atlcn-
dance on the monthly aud quarterly Courts Of
the county of Bedford. shall still, however,
continue n attend the Superior Courts Of The last
named county, WIN. DANIEL, Jr.
AUGUST - M.lW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

NECK, WEXFORD Il Co. having bought
d the stock and accepted the contract for
carrying the mail between this place aud Brown's
are IN future, responsible for It's transportation.
All those having claims against William
smith, by his agents, or otherwise, will forward
them TO me at this place, postage paid,) before
the first of September next, or hey will not be
considered to exist. II just, the object is to make
provision for their payment.
JAMES SM. NTH.
Aug l. WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

lfr JohH q. Ere
TENAkE NOTICE That. ON the l7th and
H. lothdays OF September, at S. Il NJ. Ii. Gar.
lands Law Olice, in Lynclhurg, we shall pro-
coed 10 take the dispositions of John +. Johnson,
ii'y. b. Ely, Richard Chiffon, Samuel Garland
and others, and at Campbell Court house, on the
23d, John Alexanders and Others all to be read
IN the trials of your suils severaly against u.s. now
depending IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery, for Montgomery county, on the
Law side OF said court, when and where YOU may
attend in person or by attorney.
JAMES BARNETT
HENRY EDMLNDSON
Angus, , 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

WlIEAT.-I he quantity coming to market is
li4Ia, aud generally OF inferior quality. boat
lo1, rom over the mountains, that arrived last
week, was refused by some OF the millerS Of tins
peacefully onc-third was said TO be rotten, de-
tectvc or >proulcd grains. One parcel of new
Flour, that has been lried here, made every one Of
the families that ate Of il excessively sick. The
farmers should take much pains in cleaning their
Wheat iii, season and will here copy, from
the communication of the MeSsrs. Langhornes, the
mode of blowing out the imperfect and defective
grains
"Atcr the Wheat is cleaned in the usual way,
take the " heat sieve out Of the shoe of the fan,
and ill up the space occupied by the sieve by Il
piece of plank then raise the front Of the fan a
bout inches, which will bring the Wheat, as it
falls of the plank, thus in serted, the apron
az 10 blow d.! all the light grains. Should too
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22


We have received a sheet of the forthcoming
tSeplcmhcr) Ne. OF Mr.. Rnlln'S " farmers Re
sfder,' in advance 81 lis regular publication, and
our attention is called 10 long and well-wfitten
essay, contained in i, protesting TO enquire, what
Is the best route through Central Virginia, lor /
Railway to 'hc Southwest" but in reality labor-
mgto CIV THAI nettsr ol the Two routes, tie At
vantaac> of Which have been recently sowarmly
discussed, IS the proper one, and that both OF them
ought to be a1audoaed, { third, which the vii
ter suggests. Tt loule lies on the ridge south Of
the tppomatjoN, commencing caStwardly n the
Petersburg au Roanoke railway, a few miles
south of Petersburg, with which toWuit would al
course he thus connected. y and passing through
Dm"iddc, 10y Neuoway courthouse, and nearly
along the line winch separates iuocnbure and
Charlotte ON the Satta, from Prince Edward on
the Mouth, lcariae ignehbwg om ct The iae, a.
bom y miles, and going directly on to Ne~ Loa-
doH--and thence ucstrardly The main atgn
ment> urged in favor this toutc, are Isl, lhat be-
tvccn Petersburg and New London, five keep on
the dividing ridrc. shall not cross single
stream ra>nc OF hill PLY, that road upon this
route will accommodate section of country which
at present is without the benefit of commercial
facilities and 3dly, that il will be SO far distant
from other improvements rs to lose the character
Of rival to any, while the distance will not be At
all increased. Richmond is urged to support this
project, 10y the consideration that she will still he
the ullaatc de snaton OF the trade, she will be
/ III, ID " ,.,,1
l.,nchburg is told that Size may have IA branch
from the main railway, = which will he necessary
and sufficient to accommodate the Lynohburg ira
vel" And tins scheme is warmly urged upon the
consideration of the Convention hich is 10 meet at
Charlotte courthouse on tie first Monday in Sep
tcmbcr next.
|, Lmchd0g prepared to support this scheme
Whether She i, Of not, we cannot say, having yet
bad no opportunity 10 ascertain the state OF public
sentiment in relation 70 il. But whether Size is
not, shouH ste mt SEND a deicgatioo II Char-
toffc couit- horse, 10 represent and dctcnd her IN
toras! II she is willing 10 see tine great rail
road to the Tennessee line pass - miles south Of
her, let her say So II not let her at once protest
against il.
But Ricbmou}, tom, to Us, i, vastly more IN
tercstcd in thi, m.ll,, lan We are, and she much
less sagacjous in percciNiHe her interests Than We
suppose She is, if she aeeedcS to rhI> proposition.
True, She may be told that Size Will be the 4" oi-
matt destination Of the trade aud travel on this
route ard she may be 81 a, FIRST. Bat how long
will this state Of things continue No longer ihrn
lt4 nod 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
CAGttEs.r.s. CARRIAGES.
ER. .Fs. ~ 4 - E.g IA 3, .

WAKES much pleasure in hc jne rnabledtoan-
q nounce tofhe public, that he now receiving
from Newark and other celebrated Northern fac
tories the most extensive and fashionable aseort-
menr Of Carriages, he hascvcr had 1t in his power
10 exhibit His stock comprises every variety from
the neat Sullly 10 the magnificent Coachcc, aud
the prices are no less variant than the a,tirlcs
themselves. To purchasers disposed to con-
suit either the fashion Of lHc Vehicle, their taste
or convenience, he cannot fail giving safSflc-
ton. He therefore requests his friends aud the
public at lnree. 10 call and examine his stock.
He would further inform the public that lac cor
tlnucs to Manufacture all tie above named ani-
cles and that he is prepared AT all tunes 10 do re
parIng, at the shortest notice, and al moderate
prices.
Ang D vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
AUCTION SALES.


& N Tuesday, the 23d inst. | will sell in front of
- my auction room,
broNn Sugars, Coffee, Candles.
Raislut Mattresses, Feather Beds,
lirdstrids. . Sdeboards Fables 'h,iys
One we'll TUNED Piano,
One u Two Good Eight.day Clocks
Also, 2tiood saddle aud Harness Horses
CHARLES PHELPS.
Aug - II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

mach bc blown Out, RAISE The apron, and II irN
W heat Is hot Sufficiently sean, lower the aptar.'
In tbs and other markets, there has heen no
material change IN price, though crops that arc
strictly fine, md thai would answer ler Famli,
Flour, would IN doubt command a higher tat tIlo
our quotations. " e suhlon a late statement oi
the Baltimore \. neat Market, Which will show int
prospects N Maryland, FOL both quaiiis aad qaai
itv, are as goa.n, Is IN Virginia
"Thcr' is ~ old wheat at market, aud the new
crop comes in most sparineIy. The whole receipts
Of the wcek, Is computed, arc scarcel, sufficient
10 keep Il single mil IN pcIaton.--Ihe mlorna.
ti"n which Is daily reaching us, in regard IL the
sui actually realized hv farmers, compels Us 10
speak OF the crop, not short one, but IL ac-
tuaI Iuue In no>t OF those cases where the
wheat fields ha,a shown a hlrj~ome OF with Of
stock and IN appatent we'll hllcd head, the actual
yield has proved #enlv i tomdl To Il thrrl Of the
quantity looked ar. The quality, al>o X lar IN
lcror to any thne heretofore observed in this mar
kct. Our prices tor new reds take ranec 81
81 - to - per b0>hel, aN in quality. Ono par
Gel was sold Yesterday II | 49,
TIT for Tat.-fhe Albany Argos naks a cal
cuaton of the result Of the next Presidential elcc-
ton which give , an Buren, 231 of the 200 eacto-
ral votes We Thought tins the greatest Hangpcr
of the season, until We saw the calculation OF the
Albany Advertiser in reply, which yves 10 White
aud Harrison together 262, and leaves only 81 for
poor Van \ fe Tor all such calculation, The
signs otlhc times ate, however, most cheering.
GAM or tS$.-Ihs urds> frpresrnicd n,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
MIR. NIJ3STI Il.

The Philadelphia National Gazette, which
has heretofore supported Mr.. Webster as neNt
President, has hoised The Harrison Gag, regarding
Mr.. VS. chance of success rs utterly hopeless.
We are glad to perceive that some of the leading
Why papers in Massachusetts are recommending
a similar policy TO the people of ihat State. Il is
the height of folly to keep Mr. Webscl'S name be-
fore the public, when Massachusetts is the only
State which can by possibility give him its vote
especially as by 50 doing, il furnishes the Van
Burcnitcs in the South with a sort of bughear
whcrcwirh to deceive the people, by alleging that
the " higs may ultimately elect that gentleman
President, if they succeed in defeating Mr. an
Buren,. To be sure, we cannot perceive any SOL
id ground of objection 10 Mr.. " chsicr that shond
not apply with equal force 10 Mr.. Van Buren,; but
the old saving, " give doc 4 bad name, &c. is
iulli verified in his case. lie has bad name in
tie South, and nothing can remove the prciudeeS
winch its inrrc cnhnciatlon instantly aWakcnS lie
should. fIcn, hc dropt BY the Whig> of MaSsaein-
sets. as ne has been in every state, and the
STRENGTH of the party concentrated on White o.
Uarri,on-with the elecfion of either Of whom
the Why party will be- generally we'll contcoted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

nt(;fss.i&'S sd spfst Il ~ RINGS.
'lifSt Springs arc ready for the reception
l. of $50 visitors. The cabin, frs are rate, fur
nituro all new, aud oitic tarc it is needless 10 say
any thing 10 the numerous visitor, who have been
at the table or IN the bar Of the hoSpitable and en-
tcrpri>ing Manager, Nh Charles l.. Dbre We
dislike putting, but we believe we are fully borne
ont in ayjng, thai better water, better table, or
better wines and liquors, cannot be found at any
similar establishment in the United states. The
roads are as good as individual cxcrtion will allow.
By tho ncy' season we hope TO have turnpike
completed, that will cross the Natural Bridge and
pas, by our door. DiBRELL * WATKINS.
-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
~ LADIES SHOES.

I HAVE just received II few Trunks of Ladies'
l. fashionable dress and walking slippers, of
the newest style, unusually neat, and superior
quality. Please call. JOHN G. MEM
Aug - 81 ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
ILLINOIS ELECTION.

We have heard only from one Congressional
d>tfict-and from that, even, the returns are par
tai. They are favorable to tie Van Buren, party.
And, poor fellows, they raise such Shout, that
one might suppose not only that they had heard
from the Whole State, bit that the entire Union
had spoken in the same way. Considering how
sure they are of success, they are certainly very
s. tltanl, fi,l for small Efy,t.' -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

iicsdes many Of s6Us j0s. los. EOS &c. &c.
Tickets slo--Ilal,cs Sj--Qrs. So so.
Fer sale by ]. Ii. ANERETT & Co.
Aug. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-09
SEss; ADVERTISEMENTS.

a LARGE and ruiulte truct Gt Land an fu"qn"'
V tuuutu FIR sale f'v virtue of d' cree OF The Su
.ror Court Of Law and Chancery for lienrco county
y ,l. case of Norton rs. Norton the undersigned
commissioners WILL on Monday the 2eth day OF hsafcN
r,,, at Warrentou in the county of Fauquier before
~ front door OF the Courthouse OF SAID county; pro-
coed to sell at public auction, to the highest nuuri'
,c, Of land lying in the county of Fauqrr near yer
,,o.own and within or miles OF Warrent"n. long
Gnwn as the Ehingham Forest estate, and containing
org, acres according actual survey made some years
n II was then divided into nine parcels or lots with
-. rew cfbeing rented or farmed OUT these lots were
yd into four parcels containing about GOO acres each.
10 make convenient farms OF each parcel.
The ,aud will he sold in parcels in such way as TO nc.
n,ods;c purchasers and upon the day OF sale plat
,,. whole land divided into separate tracts, Will lie
limited This land is situated IN very healthy coun-
49,. and is believed to be fertile, and well adapted I" the
o-r or Indian wheat. rye, anu oats, anu III re-
r,,G 10 society," is we'll situated
FIRMS of Iic-One. third of the purchase money to
l., ,i.; IN nine months one.rd in eighteen months,
,t ,I, r, sduc in two years from the day OF sale
Wri with approved security for each nsIament, bear
w n-.rs, from The day of SALE will be required OF the
;,cbasrrs, who i, is expected will be ready with their
,i. TO execute said bonds at fartlest on the day OF
% The tile will be retained until conveyance shall
,,s directed by the Court.
Pu!LlP =! H !. HIS(,S; ,s Commissioners
T., N 15-td
~ National Iu,eiscncc Country Papor and the Gazette pup
, \; u"scd to se the above
@ n .r oi sale send their bills the subscribers for pay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-09

,ho Tr,ct Of Land on which he resides, in the
tI Of Cumberland, on Willis river, containing 500 acres
ont i5O acres of which are Willis bottom This land
is situated in an agreeable and pleasant
with the advantages of water navigation from the farm
~ the civ of Richmond The improvements are good,
and suited to the comfortable accommodation OF small
family He would also sell tract adjoining the a6oVe'
omsrnbor & 53-wl2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-09

This MIR. Sade is Of some notnricty, and was
at one time clerk in the Department Of State He was
removed from office when Gen jackson came into pow
err and soon after returned Vermont, and elected
to Congress- the top of the Anti Masonic excitement
In 1871 ,hr honorable Francis E. Plummer, spat in his
face in the Hall Of the House of Representatives and as
MIR. S!ade Pocketed the insult with compiacency he da
spirit. Report says, that whilst he resided in Washing
ton he was some what notorious as cruel and PenuF
ous master to the slaves around hm.-BoS. Com Haz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-09

,>,,IrEH /, published twice week, genera'!' 1"a
X me ''' uns oil the State Les',in"ic,
three times r,r Five Dollars aInum, na! air III aa-
rr" ts > !rc specie. banks ony) will be TO-
r':'' Tao E':. will suS'a"'et the safely .. T"'s
eve j" ,L all letters being paid by the
i- hr " M discontinued, hut Al the discretion "i tho
~ Wv, ,,., ! all ..ccarl.rs have been pad up I'm
49, Waoevrt VIII snarnA:ee the payment "i niue Pi''
..[r the :esra .;a.i> - r, .n,.rpr,S,xc
,.r. or less insertion, Tcrats; each continuance
ted, um:il il Ia. either been pa" 0
- '' i h., .,ur t,,su: in this city cnvrnns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-09
Green Hail,

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERC!fANI,
Eichmond Ia. opposite the Columbian Hotel
vRyEIE Subscriber has taken the house d or Cary
4 street. Richmond for the transaction of 4 Grocery
and Commission Business, where he intends to keep
r,n.a assortment of groceries and other goods suited
the trade y ch will be sold accommodating terms
and respectfully requests that his friends and the public
generally nr, Kim cuN He will also transact general
COMMISSION BUSINESS;
and any consisuenls made TO him shall be strictly at
tended TO- and liberal advances made when required; he
viii also receive and forward all goods sent to his care
GREEN HALL.
=, IN 13-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-09

a ILLUSTRATORS NOTlCE.-An persons in
The estate OF the late Mrs Sarah w White,
diao are hereby notified and required to make mme
inc to the undersigned-And all persons hav
autcu,na the said estate, will present them, duly
1'''D''caied, for payment.
JAMES RAWLINGS,
Inn . .fdmr. Of Mrs. Sarah ". White, deceased.
T3-2aw9w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-09

THyHE following thorough bred horses, belonging TO
the estate Of the late Boiler Badger. of Bucks coun-
,y Pennsylvania, offered for sale, viz joins RIcn-
ARDS, VALEsrlSE, Gmported) FLYING DurcnMAS:
CnErrslEY and PRiAM. The four frst.naned horses
are at Gen. John Falkners, Garrard county, Kentucky
Pram is in PrebIe county, Ohio. The terms Of payment
Iood security being gven} will be made easy to pur
sasers. Proposals. if directed to Samuel Badger, Ex-
ecutor of the estate, at Philadelphia, to Joseph H.
Urniss, care of Gen. Fakner, GarraEd county, Ken
tucky, will meet with promp, attention
Nc OC-kSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-09

NTO'TICE-1hc subscriber takes this method Of IN
u forming his customers in the State OF virginia.
whose accounts with him. either open closed by note
remained unpad on the first Of December inst, that his
hooks and papers have been much injured by The late
fire as to render il necessary for him to solicit from those
DOING business with him. statement, at as early Gay as
nossble Of their respective accounts tie furher ANS
lie favor of his friends where more than one are raang
in the same place. to transmit their statements TO MN
undr, one cnver by mail He desires to avail himself
nc this occasion to return his sincere thanks tor the
liberal patronage extended to him during the period he
has been engaged in business and 10 assure his GUS
toners and friends that his ample and his at
ranrcucnts completed for continuing his business as
usual Ile is now opening full assortment OF China
Glass and Earthenware at No. So Water street: near
Od slim two doors below his old stand
ou 0'p' WV N'O'0 R. C. WETMORE.
n yo,L Dec o. 1875 7l-5t
N B. Attornies holding claims for collection, are re-
ouesed to communicate the particulars of the business
in their charge as possible H. Y. w.
RJOTICE.-All persons having claims against Inc es'
u tntes Of John Baker, Jeremiah Hancock, ana ooa-
dah Wnfsee dec'd are requested to make them known
Immediately; those indebted will make payment 'ul'ne
dately, as no indulgence can be given.
slLAS CHEATHAM, D. s.,
for Daniel Weisegcr late Sheriff, and as such, gam
N B shall attend the hreings Of Mr. J. b. Hoode,
when hope to meet those who hired negroes Oh tle
above Estates the present year prepared to take IN e
bonds. % ,c
December "a, ~"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-09

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