15 Oct 1830
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Newspaper
Virginia Advocate
Location
Charlottesville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1830
Page
1
The fragment covers farming tips for saving corn and feeding stock with cut straw and fodder, plus notes on harvests of beans and apples. It then shifts to lengthy historical timelines from the French Revolution era and a brief mention of a French colony in Africa, with various notable dates and figures.
A Virginia Advocate excerpt critiques lay moral drift and stresses the Holy Spirit as guide to truth. It urges reverent meditation on Christ’s coming, sanctification through faith, and humble daily piety. It links gospel grace to peace, charity, and broad Christian duty across nations.
A fragmented Albany Advertiser page blends a satirical verse on love with a traveler’s impression of a French voyage and a political anecdote. A letter from Sally Ann recounts a march toward a Marquis’s residence in Paris, ending with a pledge to write again. It also includes cabinet-like notes on preserving cabbages and practical agricultural tips from Mass and New Lebanon, detailing drying and storage strategies.
Massachusetts farmers are invited to exhibit the best batter in Boston on December 2. First prize is 100 dollars, second prize 50 dollars, funded by private subscriptions and the State Society for Promoting Agriculture. Competitors from any state may enter, with premiums aimed at improving batter quality and domestic consumption.
Obedience to a Chancery decree, the sale of a sixteen acre tract near John Hf. Cocke's tavern in Albemarle County will occur on Tuesday November 2 for ready money. Plaintiffs include John Wort Jr. Administrator de bonis non of Salma Key. Defendants the Widow and Heirs of David Hemphrey. George Eskridge M.S. City Court宣
In obedience to a decree of the Superior Court of Chancery at Staunton the moress v moress case is directed to sell a tract of land of 170.5 acres adjoining William Morris in Albemarle county. The sale will occur on Monday November 1 next for ready money to the highest bidder.
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