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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22
December 10
Commissioners Sale Of slaves. &c.

y pursuance of decretal order of the Circuit Su-
= ,perlor Court OF Law and Chancery, for the town
vi Lynchburg, Pronounced on the 10Th d y OF DC
'ooef' 1886. IN a suit therein depending under the
SSyie Of Staufcld VS.. Jones, the undersigned, the
commissioner therein named, will, on the 2lst day
January 1887, at 1.-THE Market House, in the town
:" Iynchourg' expose to sale by way oipublic auc-
,WIu' Tor ready money, the following slaves. namely :
ma,y'o IN and Georse-and SO soon As the sale Of
,bu slaves IS completed, the undersigned will. on
CL S ssme day, at the d yelling house occupied by
,raar ZONES. in the town of Lynchburg, in vlr-
ornnhGa same decrctal order, expose to sale, by way
Uopus ol. auction, for ready money, sundry articles OF
'u"stholda and Kitchen furniture.
" coan "s aS Commissioner, the undersigned will on
raj 80 sueh title a. is vested in him by the deere
aforesaid. HENRY DUNNINGTON,
Decsm q ne Corporation Of Lynchburg s. Com'r.
""et ~ tbs
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SAFE OF LAND.

PURSUANT 10 a decree OF the circuit supe-
q rlor court of law and chancery, Tor Bedford
county, pronounced At October term, 1896, ia The
case ofPrc>ton, g.. ". Written & al-tIc under
signed commissioners, appointed Tor the purpose,
will srii 10y WY of public auction, ON the prrnli-
>cs, 10 the highest bidder, ON Thursday, the 18th
day al Drccmbrrnext, if fair, aud ifnot, the next
fair dav thereafter, the tract of Land of which The
late William Written died seized, lying and be-
in in Bedford county, Immediately upon Ell
Creek. and adjoining the land, of the Estate OF
Abne4 Christian, Wiliam d. Jno. Galloway, Col.
David Saunders, and others. and containing 3SS
acres, (more or les>.) \ lntlc more than I of the
land is cleared and in fine condition for farming-
Upon the premises. is IA comfui table dwelling house
and all nrccs>ai V out iouses-tlle land is of good
quality and we'll adapted 10 the cultivation Of To-
bacco and all sorts of grain.-Tcrms-tlr llni
will be sold upon Il credit of onc, two ant! three
vrars-lle purchasers giving bolds, with good
personal srccritv, and the title to tie land retain
ed as farther sccuritS.-Thc Undersigned viii CON
vey such right and tide as the aforesaid decree
vests in them, as commissioners only, though the
rirl.t i, believed to be unqrrstionahlr.
WIN. c. LEFTWICH, ~.u,x.
RIO. G. STEPTOE,
Nov. IL tlJD
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ElE II H. NE.

I'HE corner Brick Tenement on the Main street
L one door below the Franklin Hotel. The up
per part of the tenement is we'll calculated iorthe
residence of a private family. For terms, apply to
ooctor John d. ltadford, or the subscriber.
WM. RADFORD.
december 10 ow
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TERMS.
,r"7Ne LyMchDmrs V'5rsiuiaM''

~oi,ied trict a cctk, at q per dHnum. payable IN
"pp,sy. No paper uiH be discontinued, but at the
d% u' !, ofiht Editors. until al arrearagts are paid.
~ ADVERTISEMENTS wH be inserted at
:, t,,t, per square, (or iess,) tie first time, and 374
@ ".,s for zach continuance. Those from a distance
' !" b, uaid for previously to their Insertion, unless tn,
'"D,ment be assumed by some responsible person in
"saUIets1Js 10 the Editors must be POST PAID.
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Or so mnch thereof as Is not embraced by a deed
OF settlement, executed BY said llallston, on the 9th
day of July, 1881. to the undersigned, DIS trustees,
for the benefit Of Elizabeth Harston. wife OF SAID
Robert Halrston.-The above Lands lie adjoining
on Zig River, and Turner'S Creek, a branch thereof,
IN tho county oil Franklin, about ten mics west OF
larry the attention of Tobacco Planters. as there IS q
large portion of TOB ACCO LAND, OF excellent
quality yet to cut. The portion cleared IN prince
Pa'y River and Creek Low Grounds, and Is consid-
cred equal to any in the upper country. The Lands
WILDE offered in a body, or divided to suit purcha-
sefs' All persons wishing to purchase good land, are
invited TO attend, as the above sale must take place.
The undersigned viii convey such utle only as is
vested in them by The deeds Aforesaid, yet they be
Eeve the title unquestionable. FERNS more fully
at sale. SAINT. II AiRSTON, )r..
RO. +. WOODS,
December t3lD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22

ID Y virtue ottwo deeds OF trust. executed TO the
ID subscribers by Robert l!drstou, tor purposes
therein specified, bearing date the ID June and the
9Th July, 1885,, and OF recold in the Clerks Once
Of the county court ofFfanklin and also. by vlitne
Ota decree fthe circuit superior court OF law and
chancery. for the county OF Montgomery. pronoun-
cd in the case OF smith x i1agwcli against the
Undersigned, and Others we shall, on Friday the
Both day oil December next, Ii fair, ii not the next
far day, on the premises, proceedto sell. By way Of
public auction, to the highest bidder, on a credit OF
one, two aud thee years, the following
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- MN.N TgGEAY JEANS.
EUST RECEIVED, direct from the Mannt'c-
- tory, krniucky Jeans, some oil IT very tine
and beautiful.
MARTIN, WAkD & DAVIS.
N, &c
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Cuppers, &c. &c. &c,
Also. a lrgn and splendid assortment OF BEFFA-
10 ROBES aud BEAR Sims all oil (which he
is determined to sell low, for cash or country pro
duce. Those wanting articles in his liue vii! do
well to give HIM a call before purchasing.
~ All repairing done with ueatness and dSe-
patch.
Nov. :. u
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Mr.. WISE rose and Offered the following r.so.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02
GESERAL LAND OFFICE, Washington City.
Ertract from letter.

"You will have observed that since the return of the
President from Tennessee, some new arrangements have
taken place - HARRISON the veteran First Auditor has
retired from the public service and has been succeeded
by the Hon Jesse Miller Of Pcnnsy lvaniaan excellent
appointment Governor Brown has been removed from
the General Land Office, and will be succeeded by Mr..
Whitcomb, of Indiana; appointment, which it is sup
posed will give general satisfaction, and whose manage
lnent will retrieve the character Of the Office The
removal Of Governor Brown will be approved by of
all parties; for, than four months have elapsed
since Congress passed for recognizing the Gene
raj Land Office in which they gave the Commissioner
all the facilities he asked for with the most liberal and
confding sprt-more than fifty clerks being added to
the Office besides Rec0rdcr and SOcor to relieve the
Commissioner from the most onerous and difficult parts
Of his duty. Strange may appear it is we'll known
that little has been done since the passage of the nct,
and the office is near far removed as ever from
state of orpnization 1t has been lnc0nesbIy proved,
that the late Commissioners (ruled probably by interest
ed advisprs) showed himself totally incompetent 10 exc.
cute the duties imposed upon him by Congress- OF re.or.
ganizug this important and wonderfully productive re-.
venue Office which, this year will yield upwards "t
twenty millions OF dollars when congress meets IN,
stead of finding the General Land Office in successful
operaon they will find it-as they left tin dis.orga-
nzaon In truth, no office of the Government requires
more searching investigation and thorough re'orn
both regards and measures, than Tins ana n"hng
less than Commissioner of business habits md ener-
retc character-a who will not submit TO be CO.
vcrncd by undue nluence-can eradicate the abuses
which exist in this bureau, and reduce the business TO
proper system ,-
! "The General Land Office has become 50 important q
Department. aud the whole Union, (the West more par
ticularly so much interested in the prompt and judi
cinus administration of lis affairs that the President,
with that prompude Of decision, and devotion to the
public interest," which emincnlIy characterize all his
actions thought it his duty 10 recommend Governor
Brown to resi- en- for his unness for the Office was too
niis, to be overlooked especially il evident
i, will be impossible satisfy Congress that there has
not been gross neglect at least on the part Of those who
b,yo ,ud In
Land Office into effect The late Commissioner is re-
rarded by his friends amiab!e and worthy man; but
Il must be conceded that many other qualities are reqnl'
site to make all efficient public officer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02
From which deduct Virginia,
10000

And there will remain for Col. Johnson majority Of
sixteen thousand From this however, is to be deduced'
the majority in South Carolina, the amount OF which, as
no election is held in that State cannot be asceralned
but may be down al 10000, leaving in favor OF AR
Van Buren, majority Of 1854, and in favor OF Col
Johnson, OF G,O0O"
MIR. Van Buren, may thus receive not only majority
of the electoral volrs-bu the votes OF majority OF
Slaes-and the decided of majority Of the peo'
pe-But if he be a minority President, what would we
consider the 'Godlke man OR White or HARRISON:
But says this organ Of the ultra Federal school, the
democracy opposed to him Yes, indeed Mr. Webster
and his Federal clan against m--and MI Calhoun
and his Nuiers-and Mr. Clay and his Bank, Internal
Improvement, Surplus Revenue men are against him
aud all that pebald coalition which passed under the
denomination Of Wings, against him. But the great
body u the yeomunry Of the country are with hn he
great mass Of the Democracy OF the Jeftersonlan school
ara with u-The strict costruconlsls OF the ConSli-
ton, without running into Notification are with him
among whom, proud to recognize Nathaniel Ma,
con and VIM Smith. always Republicans of the saltest
sect, and at this moment Van Buren, Electors Ii such
men as these are not Democrats, what, in the name OF
Heaven can we call the Boston Atlas, and his great pa
| from MIR Daniel Webster?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.


.pcrmit me to congratulate you upon the suspicious
results of the late elections, but particularly upon
the gratifying results in Virginia and North Carolina
The prophetic sentiment of Walter Coles at the Brown
dinner-'what God has joined together. let not man put
asuider" has been happily realized The 81 gnnc et-
forts made separate them, have proved unsuccessful
May they be perpetual allies in the defence Of the Union
md its Republican instLutionsl DICED To sec the
South magnanlInously sustaining Mr: van pufe" a.
the present crisis while many Of The Northern people
in New Jersey and Pennsy vania particularly have tor
sakcn him Oh account OF his fearless and independent
stand against the Northern fanatics lie will he thus
placed under new obligations TO maintain Southern r'ghs
and ntcrcsts-his inclination and superior ubty u 90
which, have never for one moment doubted.
From 20 CabtH county, Va, Nov. 10TH lo5b:
hasten 10 give you the result Of the vote nl TINS
county The exertions of the Wings tar exceeded any
fnrmer effort A more unprnciped, slanderous and
abusive party never existed The false charges brought
against Mr. Van Buren, almost nnumerab!e snail
Only name the principal allegations, having the greatest
effect: The first foul charge was, that ne (hr: van nn'
ren) voted in the Convention of New York, tor extend
inp 10 free persons of color the unqualified right of suf-
fInpc and 10 allow them their oath lhe second charge
was th.! lie was 4 Roman Catholic. The county was
flooded with papers and handblliS containing The many
charges, and letter purpoTtlng to be written by MT
Van Buren, 10 the high Pope Of Rome, which made
great impression the minds Of many: especially those
lha, belong 10 religious denominations. Third, that
Mr.. Van Buren, opposed the measures OF the late war
while Gen. Harrison IN the field g htIng The battles
Of his country Fourth, that Mr.. Van Buren, was not
an American. born citizen. Those false charges, with
many others still absurd made such Impressions
on tie minds Of the people, that great many sla'd
at home the day of the Election. The Wings ar
gued in all quarters Of the county sIrenuously thai
! General Harrison thorough going supporter OF
! General Jacksons Administration, and that GENERA
Jackson was in favor Of General Har!sons election
| Every falsehood, however absurd was res"r!cu 10
! to mislead and deceive the ptop!e-hy bringing ~
their old black cockade Fcderalsl candidate, under the
mantle Of Jackson RePubcani<n TO advance their owr
miserable Cause.-The vote stands thus in this county
For Mr.. Van Buren, 2o6; Tor Harrison, l9S-ihe an
of Guvando,te precinct was lost for the want of mags
tra,e to qualify the Commissioners: forty odd attended
with the determination of voting for Martin Van Buren,
and but two for Harrison Fifteen votes were also lost
at the Forks of Sandy precinct by the sheriff closing
The polls early in the day. The majority in the county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02
FOR THE ENQUIRER
GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

A number of gentlemen have been nominated by their
friends the office Of Governor: butt has
mcnded that the salary be raised. Now for my part,
while am happy 10 find that have so many who are
reckuned worthy of the Gubcrnatoria Chair; when
look back and how many have been almost mpover-
ished by accepting the honor; feel great 5oeitude
that any friend Of mine should have that honor conferred
upon him. The nadequacy Of our Governors salary
has been, for many years, rcproach TO the Stale
more favorable time to wipe it of, may not
The Office is vacant, by resignation Is it not then
incumbent every member of le Legislature, before
he votes for Governor. TO raise the salary 10 such
amount. tina. any citizen may gtord to accept the office,
without the apprehension of impoverishng lis family
or being twohirds Of his time deprived of their society
do trust that the Legislature, without any party feel
ing, will give this subject the consideration it merits;
and that tie salary will be raised to al least 5000
is entirely unnecessary go into particulars shcw that
the present salary is wholly inadequate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

There are 81 more counties 10 he heard from OF these
IL. ascraned that Simpson, Clarke, Jackson and Nox-
u5se have given Y. B. moorles; and Hyde and Ponto
,oc 70. White. Simpson estimated at 293 mnjority-and
Ncyltse nearly = 10 l.-Ponlotoc, ina jority Of 32
Tie Columbus tAliss) Democrat of the 18th, says
~. have various the result Of the election
IN the adjoining counties, but nothing official All the
accounts with the exception Of one Or two, decidedly
favorable 10 Us; much more than could have ex
pscsd Ii the river counties have not given heavy ma
l!les against Us, have certainly carried the State
THE Sip from the Mobile Register of the 9th, states
ih1: few reported returns from Mississippi, are
t.Yora5e the success Of the Van Buren, ticket. We
are d that in Jackson county, there but vote
Tor White; Hancock. but three! Jasper county gives
Van Buren, majority of 1876, and Smith county, one of
o. Green gives White very small majority"
The result, Of course, very uncertain.
ARKANSAS votes.
VERY few and scattered returns at hand The Ar
kansas Gazette Of the 9Th the V. majority in
Pulaski county at AS and in precinct of Saline coun
,y,$. The \. lntelgencer Of Wednesday says, that
Returns from only two counties in this State
have come to hand. They favorable TO White,
ICugt no doutts Tint Tie State has gone for Fan Bu-
nn MlSSOURI-4 votes.
Very little doubt entertained about her vote for "
Buren, The Globe has placed to his credit, run.
nng up his majority 43-only votes short of total
m,ortyThe latest dates ice have from this State are
The s. Louis Republican Of the 10th and l7th-Ihe pa
up- of the 18th niyes tho following returns:
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-. .orrces NC Enquirer have received a
.,J,rinc Whites majority as above, to 6Hl


Thus !'" ~ t.<;r :c C.ioa--fron tie SteriE
IL ~ hh i'Sr,vILLE, Ala, Nov. iith 1896.
.s' >, puli, Just closed Ut this place. The
"VM ~ -, Eurrn 4i2-White, 2B. Ohcr precincts
.,> to- res anr.y I.:n Buren, in Madison will be io!a
heard from to the South of Tuscalnosa, the fol-
counties, viz: pickcns, Sumplrr, Shelby, Tai
l's0s Pike, Barbour, Henry Covington, Dale and Co
'!'I'' which were estimated by the Montgomery Ad-
ran, IN September, to yield $50 majority for White.
Hs e., ALLOWING ten countless North of Tuscaloosa,
A'a . IL" Limestone, franklin, ST. Clair, Bloun,
III ' ,Dm Cherokee, Randolph, Marion and Walker,
";cll,d bv the same estimate, ujority TO Van
r'"" Of 4 l5O.-Shoud the returns correspond with
ba" ssIacs, " Buren, has carried the State by about
nellgenccr seems fully aware Of the strength
i H... Northern counties,-when, in Wednesday g
q i" ,r,- speaking Of Whites counties, it adds "Then
, and it may be than match, all these, there
cur or five great Van Buren, counties in North
&c " 10 l, heard from For own parts, we en-
,l,:n No doubt about Alabama.
MISSISSIPPI
l:,c sir Of the Baltimore Chronicle Of Nor. 3O)
.rEo following comprises all we have from this State;
~ column giving the vote for Governor in 1885,
ync. w was elected by majority rising 1000
.s according to returns, has been in favor of
ID Who's and usirles the belief that the Stae has gone
.,s Yam Buren,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02
Van Buren,. White.
MISSOURI,


The Last Nights mail also srngsns the bnoz 4.!ch
Democrat Of the 18TH II emUssrs ASSURANCE 1ouosy
sure" Here follow Extracts:
Ifonayd eounty-h]aj. for Van Buren,, 10
& Ehs Deianc1ary Of osp HowsRD have done their
duty aob5y. Our majority al this election docs rot va,
rs ten from that given for Jackson in lc', and
about the number of votes pocd The Hurricane,
always pluck to the back bone, has ven real Black
River pius.per-S2 fox Van Euren, and Coy the
Hero OF fippeaanoe -
scale cousiy.-Fan Btwen j73-ElarrsoH < Co. 70
Carroll! two p.rcinc.s-Von Buren, l43.-White " 20.
33 Charlton, Van Burea 2SS,-iiarrisoa & Co iO9.
awe have heard from the soepties OF Randolph,
Mon?oc Charlton, Carroll, Ray Lafayette, Saline, Coo
per- Galloway, Pike and Cole In all OF which, our m,
tornsat!on ia " Buren, has ores over The combined
forces of White Harrison, Webster Y Co. The State
s.- - doab, gone for Van Bu:em and Johason by an
overwhelming ,aiorisy. The city of ST. Louisi has g.
vers Harrison IS Co uawfj 80 have the eosntles OF
| Booze and Clay.
| 4rfnnsas-'rhe ChiIicothe advertiser Of .,e 2otn
says: We haze 10. ycceivcd any returns from this
State but cur Western Eapers SOY l1S has gone Iof
Van Observation-Disclosures gives 3 Electoral votes
! lFrou the Nashville Union Of tie lMh)
| Nssissfpp:-"FeoN tie Columbus (Hliss9 Democrat,
and letters from the counties OF Mississippi, we
learn that the election is. closely contested between
White and Van Buren, aaG lha Ghoson, the tsepubi-
Cal candidate o7 Congress, is running ahead OF Quit
uan the Whir candidate The contest is still! uncer-
ta bat by Mondays mail we expect to receive the IL
! nab result