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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-29

unprecedented unanimity. In the Senate
Il was passed with but six dissenting votes u.
names Benton, Black, Culhben, Grundy,
Walker, and Wright, not one Of whom OPP
posed ii on account Of the 5th section, bat,
as clearly stated at the time, because Of the
distribution principle contained in the thir-
teenth section. So far o. the 9Th section
concerned, The vote Of Congress may we'll
be considered as unanimous in its favor.
The President, also, IN his last message, in
stating the reluctance with which ne signed
this Bill, gives as the reason the distribution
principle Of tie 18th section, but he thus
distinctly eulogises the provisions Of this
9Th section, as follows |" In the acts Of
several Of the states, prohibiting the circu-
lation Of small notes, and the auxiliary
ennctments Of Congress at the last session,
forbidding their reception in payment on
public account, the true policy of the coun-
try has been GdUanced, and larger proper.
ton Of the precious metals infused into our
circulation" Now the only act Of the last
session, fOrbidding the reception Of small
notes on public account, is this 9Th section
Of this act thus eulogised by the President,
and approved BY him on the 23d of June
last. Yet this very section is a repeal Of
the Constitution, if the bill Of the committee
be thus truly designated by the Senator
from Missouri, for both are LGIUs, not reso-
lations, and both forbid the reception of
small notes only.
Let Us compare their provisions in this
respect: ,' tsr
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-29
CO.PARTNERSHIP

M DU BOSE, Of Mobile, Ala, and ].
LIZ Nv. RICHARDSON, Of Attakapas, La,
having associated themselves together for
the purpose Of transacting
FactOrGge and General Commits
sion Business
in the City of New.Orleans, under the firm
of DU BOSE \ RICHARDSON, respectfully ten
der their services to their friends and the
public generally, in their above capacity.
Nsw.orIsans, July 50. 1859. Io-Sn.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-29

+" The TIN section Of
ne deDOlte act declares:
" Nor shall the notes or
bills of any bank be re-
ceived in payment Of
any debt due 70 the
United States which
shall, after the said
fourth day Of July,
1885 issue any note or
bill Of a less denomina-
ton than FIVE dollars."
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-29

The bH Of Bts COM
n1ittee declares: Z" From
and after the passage Of
this act, the notes Of no
bank which shall issue
or circulate bills or
notes of a less denomi-
nation than five dollars,
shall be received on ac-
eount Of the public
dues" extending the
| prohibition in Decem-
Der, t84l, to the notes
Of all banks issuing bills
or notes under twenty
dollars.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-09
EAceutors' Sale Of Valuable Real Es-
lale.

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X virtue OF the provisions ofihe last will and
- testament OF Samuel Bfansford. deceased.
ne Undersigned, his executors will proceed on the
2is' DAY OF December. 1859. the premises 10 sell
al public auction. 10 the bg hesl bidder The following
,"u'nie real estate, lying III aud near the OF
Bynchbnfg. To vii
l. los feet OF ground on main street cornetino ms,
below and opposite TO The Franklin Hotel, on 4th
alley running back the usual depth OF town lots
:. COZ ieet Of ground on first street. opposite
spring warehouse, and cornerng 90 4th alle, and
running back the usual depth Of town lots.
B. One house and lot on Diamond Ilill being the
same formerly occupied by Jno. II. Tyree-beinc
53iee front on Main stteeI and running back The
usual depth OF town lots.
4. One lnoefs ola lot Diamond Hill fvacani1
owned jointly by Gustavus A. Rose and Sa,nl.
Brausfofd.
8. tract Of Land, containing about $50 acres
lying on James RIVER about miles below tie town
oil Lynchburg, owned jointly by The Rev no. Early
aud Saml. Bransiord-'fhe noieiy belonging to Tie
estate OF the latter will be sold IN whole. in lots
to suit persons desirous to purchase. THIS land is
heavily tnbered
The foregoing property is deemed by the under
signed 10 be valuable. and well worthy the attention
Of capitalists. The public may be assured that the
sale will be cera,nly made-and persons DESTROYS 10
purchase are desired TO call on the undersigned, or
Mr.. Jao. H. Tytee, who will show The property.
Terms OF sale. 6, - Is months credit the pur-
cbasers giving bonds with approved security. aud
the lille retained as luther security for The pur-
chase mouey. CHARLES &. HUDSON
T1lOS. A. BRANSFORD,
Executors 81 Samuel BransJ0rd, deed.
Nov. o5 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-09
.N'OTyCE
Oct. %

RY virtue Of deed of trust executed TO the un.
= dersisDed and John +. White, by George
Christian. on the 10Th day of September 1885, and
duly recorded in the Clerks office of the county of
Buckingham, for purposes therein mentioned, | will
offer for sale, TO the bishest bidder, public auc
ton. for cash, at the Blacksmith shop of the said
Christian, in The upper end Of Buckingham county,
on Tuesday the l7th Of December next, f fair il not
the next fair day, the following Slaves, To wit Daniel
John, David, boys,a woman Sally, and her daueh-
ter Sophia, and son George. another woman Matilda.
and her three children Catharine, Jeanette and Ma
ria Louisa, and another woman Edy. and her Jaugh-
ter Mary, or SO many thereof as will be sufficient
20 satisfy the said deed Of must. The title 10 the
above slaves is believed be indispuabIe but acting
for others shall convey only such title Is vested
q me by the deed ol trust aforesaid.
WM. w. FERGUSON.
Acting Trustee.
Nov o5 ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-09
Horses, tafffc, Sheep and Hogs,

among which there eight or ten valuable young
WORK RORSES, fur or five Y oke Of OXEN,
h'teen or twenty good milk COWS aud CALVES.
forty FIVE fifty fsnened Hogs, sixty seventy re-
n,artabIs fne EWES, great many OF which are
hall Bdkewe..
Also about five hundred barrels Of CORN, sixty
or seventy thousand pounds of OATS, large crop
ct hay, FODDER, SIIUCkS aud STRAW
ali my Plantation Utensils with Wagons. Carts Re
Also my Household and Kitchen FuRNl-
TURE. among which there is u new Rosewood
PIANO, besides great deal ri other valuable Fur
nnurc.
Terms will be liberal and made known on the day
oi sale.
Al the same time and place there are TO be twelve
or fifteen Negroes hired s. NJ SCOTT.
Dct. 10 tbs
The Richmond Enquirer and Wing will please
insert the above three times. aud forward their ac-
courts TO this Office for payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-09
NOTICE.

pY virtue Of deed upon trust. dated the llh
ID January 1897, and Of record in the Clerks Of
flee OF Campbell county, executed by William Cor
son. for certain purposes in said deed mentioned we
one Of us shall proceed to sell. public auction
for ready money, the Tract OF Land III said deed
mentioned, which the sand Corson new resides
containing 900 acres more or less (reseryiig one
halt acre 10 the heirs OF VIM. Newell, deed. as
family buying ground) Also five slaves with the in
crease OF the females thereof VIZ: joe man. Is
bell, woman, and her three children Nancy, Eliza
aud Adel'ne; also, one wagon and four horses and
the gear for the same.
The sale will take place at the dwelling house on
SAID tract of Land near the toll gate of the l.. and
Salem turnpike, on the 81 ST day OF December 1889
THOS. A. UOLCOMBE
PLEASANT LABBY,
Trustees.
Nov. lS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-09
FARMERS n MERCHANTS,
Savings Institution,
LH.N'EETESE Hs9s.

'1NlilS INSTITUTION, HAS NOW BEEN
l. IN successful operation for SIX years, under the
most prosperous cifcumslances-nOt dollar having
been lost, debt due the institution bur what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive dcposites, upon the most favorable terms,
that Is, lorany sum remainin. with them under four
months, interest thereon from the date OF depesile
al three per cent. per annum-over four, and under
SIX months, four per cent, and six months five
per cent per annum.
Depos'tes are generally paid upon application, but
the Company resereto themselves the right of re-
curing two weeks.
those wishing TO deposite money, will call upon
the Cashier at his Office at the stone of Turner &
Burwe.!.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-09
To .Nillcrs 81 .NiiI 0,Cnc,.s.

fINllE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 those who are interested in the manufacture
OF -four that he is now in Lynchburg and will remain
IN this vicinity few weeks for the purpose of rend-
ing Ft.pdtrickS Patent Smut MI or Rabbcr for
cleaning wheat OF cheat, smut, dnt and other i'm.
purlties and wherever il has been tried its supe-
riofity all ether machines ever before used has
been universally admitted, and wherever n,rod ced
II has met with such universal favor as to supersede
all other machines in the tue. Ills exten.
siycy used IN the most celebrated mills in the States
OF New York, Delaware Maryland, and several 9TH
ers, &severa have lately been put into mills in Vgi
MA. There is now in llaxas mill in Rich
mood, where mers visiting tina place can have an
opportunity OF seeing operate and there is also
in Henry 5. Langhorne 4 Cos mill at this place
To which would niye the attention of mill ownefs
IN tins vicinity. Some Of the most prominent quail
lies OF this are s that II requires but very little
power TO pfopel il 2nd, that II cleans the wheat
exceedingly well and with great rapdity and 3dly,
that il is simple in its construction, and very dura
BILE Mlllcrs wishing TO obtain any nlormatio re la
live 10 this Machine will please address the subscr
Der al this place.
n. B. All orders and communications shall be
promptly attended to, and assistance rendered 10 c
recting Machine said.
y. d. MACOMBER. Aer
for L. ID. CbitdS, Baltimore.
Lynchburg. Aug s Is
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Iynchburr. Aup &
10000 Acres.

I WISH 10 sell tract of Land containing 50 900
l. acres, situated on the waters OF Biz and Little
Dan Rivers, in the county OF Patrick IN the Stale Of
Virginia. The Land reaches within five miles Of the
courthouse OF PaInck,-much good and great
quantity OF Blue Ridge Mountain Land. There is
considerable portion well calculated for the growth
OF the Vine and the Morus Mullcaulis. | will sell
1t on credit OF one 10 four years and longer f des
red, but after that period interest will be required
One sixth part ofthe purchase nancy will be ,equired
in hand contract TO convey when the whole is Iaid
up.
Col. Abram Staples at Patrick court house. will
give Information OF the locality and quality of the
Land; and Richard II. Toer. of I.ynchburg or
mys elf, will communicate the price and terms. The
Land was originally granted 10 Henry Lee and con-
veyed TO jain NJ. Russell of Boston, and by Rus
sell 10 myself The deeds are on record in part in
the county ofPatrick
HENRY o. MIDDLETON.
Ere cksbnrg, Va. Nov. 81 ON
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POLITICAL.
FANCY. HONE.

EAN4hAU hsSfhL.
.Ms rot should sssnd IN .ome lone dale.
Us windows brig htniag wilhrhe East,
Should hear the ~akefol Nightingale
When every song but ber's has ceased.
And fhrrr should be. 10 hear toe,
A heart all tenierses- assd ;sntk,
aryes lint shine f,se naonIing dew,
Aud hrs Of love, aHd looks u Youth.
.My col should have garden bower.
With frpit and flowers. for hug and bee,
To balm and freshen evenings hour,
And al the air with ifagmhoy
And rbsre my Mar.'s harp should ing
s~eet tones that make The pulses thrill,
The heart uncon.iously to sing.
And - sncoaseieusly 10 siill.
"A lake, nor loud, nor deep
Sbosld irosi my door to distance spread
Where We might hear the iigh, hsh leap,
Or see ihcin nestle ia their bed
And il should sleep between two hills.
Shut G@n the sweeping storms career,
Calm rs dc acan when laughter stills,
Aud blight as jes's delicious tear.
"And there my wbiic-sniiei boat,
Should lie in rolden-sanAed cove.
Or on the silver waters float,
Freishied BY Beauty and glad Love.
And thus We laugh, and play;
AID lei Months like minutes wing;
Ard life be all summers day,
Aud death dark. bnI dreadless Thing :"
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ikHlNlA, TO WIT AT rules holden in the Clerks OF
fee of the Circuit Superior Cou of Law and Chance
Tor The county OF Halifax, the month October 1859
'"'"'s a "aiief P.aint1,
n Elizabeth oNlolundro, Robert Morton, Adam Clcmen,
sheriff OF Campbell and Administrator de bonis non ~
hchard oMohundro dec d., William A. Lilly, and William
A Anthony, Defendants
The defendant Elizabeth ONobuudro not having cs,,ro
ef appearance and given according to the sc o A.
eoy aud the rules of this Court and appearing by n,is
aoy evidence TINT she is not nhabant country ON
SAID defendant Elizabeth O'Mohuntro do apnear hare n
e st DAY OF April term and the amended hill
o he plaintiff aud that copy this order be fprtbwb IN
'ed ~ The Lynchburg Vm2inan for SUCCESSIVE
County. Copv-Tes,e oo Vi 'iis
Novo,,,,r,e WN HOLT, Clerk
I, ' 10 w2m
NihulNlA AT rules held in the Clerks Oii,e of H.
county court of Bedford on Monday the 7h dav Of o
tOber, 1889: "'F' Wv '"'o'F VI &c
Sampson Sharp, p,i:n
against
Villain I, D. Dooiry, Moses Campbell and Mary his wifi
JOB Sharp, George Sharp, Jacob Sbnr, oh S vie
ley, e0' D'o''' ana MoSes Doc
IN CHANCERY.
9, The Defendants Moses Campbell and Moyv b ;e H.,
Shrp' "eorge Sharp Jacob SHARP oc kew Sh,,n Jnn
ona'P ana Eliza Sharp, having entered their
~, security according to the act of Assemh1v md do
,hat Cou ana appearing by satsfac tory evidence
1u' "i.v fe MOI inhabitants of this
defed tint said Defendants appear here nm ,h r =, Or
H., " D'enroef next, and answer the plaintiffs hin AMI
h. PY o 'hls order be forthwith published in the ynch
the from, d M TWO months successfully, and posted M
'oo' VI ,he courthouse OF this county, "
- II Copy-Teste,
oc,.,s Ro C. MITCHELL, Che.
WIN
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Negroes, Stock, Crop, Sc,
For sale.

Negroes, Stock, Crop, Sc,
For sale.
WILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder, on
w "Wednesday, The ll,h day OF December. 1889,
at the residence OF Maj. Vincent Shelton, ST., de-
ceased. about two miles west OF Chalk Level, aud
ten miles east of Pittsylvania Court House, Va,
several likely
T. q IL q Il $,
Consisting OF men, women, boys aud gis. Also. at
the same iime aud place, will be sold 5 Ur Horses
two yoke vi Work Oxen, stock of Cattle, Sheep aud
liogs, about 1000 lbs. Of Pork, one Road
Wagon aud Gear, about $50 barrels of Com, about
20 stacks OF Oats ard crop Of Fodder. Also all the
Household aud Kitchen Furnlture, Plantation Uten-
sis, &c.
TERMs-For all sums of five dollars and upw ards
twelve months credit will be given. the urchaser ex-
ecuiing bond with approved security discount OF
6 per cent for cash foi all under five dollars
the cash will be required.
Should tho day appointed above be incement, the
sale will take place on the next fair day thereafter
WIN. l.. PANNILL,
administrator Of Pinccat Shelton, 81, deed
Nov. % hid
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FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
James River and kanawha Com.
nHuV.

FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING.
FNIlE Fifth Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
4 OF the Jamses River and kanawha Company
will ne held by permission from the proper author
iiy. ut the Capitol, in the Guy Of Richmond, on
MONDAY. the l6lh December next
BY order Of he President and Directors.
w. b. CHlTTENDEN, Secretary.
Richmond, November H. 1889. wid