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The native American., 1840-02-29
THE NATIVE AMERICAN
OR CAusE-Irs PROGRESS.

We this day with much pleasure lay before
our readers the following highly gratifying com
municaion rom the Venerable Col. Charles Nor
gan of Point Conpre:-N 0. Natire american.
! Poi>T CourEE +. b 10, $40.
TIE the Editors Of he Naiire american:
GENTLEMEN: In reading The writing, Of Wash.
ing,nn, vol. t. page li fad letter addressed
to Govern or Morris Of New Jersey. 50 perfectly
appropos with The prince pies which your useful
paper is advocating, that have copied il and
,rnd it to you with the request that You v i'll
publish it.
When the Father of American Independence
advocated these principles sky years ago, and
these very princi Plies have laid dormant for such
length Of TIM, pre>umr il will give pleasure
TO every American now to see them carried out
on tn" broadcast principles.
II Is MINISTERIAL about party-when our coun.
Itr, is assaulted in her vital paris must all nntr
aud rush to the Rescue. 1t would b. as imprn
drnt to ask a m.n his politics "hen his house i
on fire as not TO stop this indiscl ninatc citizen
ship.
Lit Congress hall roar with rage, hkr the
stormy S,a--'et each wave lash it>e I INTO !fr,
the calm Will romr--ihr ragi"g hln"s Will br
hn~hr,l, and "ur con try VIII >a' molly Nh IL.
Our rnn>tituion and tn, good sense al .i,ti4h-
tn c pubic viii b, the r,nhnuni >hof" to resist
tIr gates aud waves -, for, ign my.
" hen j. ir,>nn came IT, II r,s'.I," there were
stronger brrrz,- AMT tougher SEA thau At pres
eut-ht' under tbs 81. nir: Il tt'r1-n Pioti'"1cr
sad J." The trnlln>t ot I'o'i, ii fury, psa"e! b.
>tii ~ n'm Al! w,- calm ait, >er"n,..' such val!
ht l' Jesuit ii thu present ttl,', - establish the
pure institutions ~ "nr hrovt.. rnnntry upnn
+ !, ii
The native American., 1840-02-29

YlNKI DIR MASDN'o lipp Ei-LS.-hore han TO-
900 boxes Of thrst ls a:r been sold III l'llad j.
puia siuce their first ut oIci!u! fnr IL June last. W. y
are cpilrely vegetable, hot lltrr :" Cul"mt. OF any
mineral poison. Ih are very nu ~ iirIr cfri"t"h.
and then heise cia results in lt ahtlg Gods Ittb
coughs head acts. ard al c"ui'iHnts SLOWING
pre-, SD state of the system are W"t' ri Pat cay
SAT- in al ci. ,!- tinct. AID 10 attention to Diet We
co,l4 give the names at .nany honorable d.t;g-
lisbed men in WASHINGTON ~ their favor bat as the La
dies are the lodges Il tll,s things las nsk Mrs.
Urpt1lrj Scan Boat Landing Mr.. Gr-,r. l0tl Srt.i
the directions aS You Ai.l ask ot.er
dauus. - ~s
j. F Calian. L. rhnson. c. T.. Up"ernnn aud others,
Ag-t'S il Washington, Bell & EnW,-T1 Alexandria, T.
S. Wright and Thomas B uok> seller, Georgetown.
The native American., 1840-02-29

NEW GnOnS --Tn- s4nsrrit-r i ,,4 rec~i, n-, and
opemng Of the "aprSt ts 50 II offered,
annng which many a,cl"s AT thr follow lns pces-
Handsome Grns de Ndte- at % 2 AMI IS.
Rich figure Sans at GS ) an,i 81 70
SIX Gas Inner, ant WngStpd Hosiery
LADIES' Bac. Cotton Ho~- at II cents
Misses Boy amt infants Hosiery
Superior Mrt!ei Flannel. for L4;i,s
Thread Ed-ings AID Lac--. YER. low.
Linen Camhrir Pam aud i4t,.tlrt-i Handkerchief
Cacoes IS IL. 8. 10 and ~ c-I:ts, &c.
Inu<setaues, Sha|rys and Mtriuos
Cas>intts at reduced prices
Ccorel Silk ant Wors',d Bralds, Combs. Collars
susr-rlrrs, Stocks. CraEat%. e" forts, &c
Cnidrrn'S Japanned I.eaiter B.;S
Fur ana Seal skin Caps Boot and Sho.s Of all kinds
A I'd .ia;ly other goods usla kent in variety stores.
JND II. DRURY,
Jan IL Oppos 70 Bindings West end.
The native American., 1840-02-29
LINES BAyLEY.

Wfte on the sand VIII, II the tide. Is low,
Sack the spo, when the waters t! W. .
Whisper name when tn storm II heard,
Pause that echo NAV catch III" word:
II what Won VT tie on the sand shold last,
IT echo Is hrar:i 'd the ,.mp-st's blast,
Then believe IA nd not till then,
There is tsaih the VOWS Of men!
Throw a ose on the stream at morn,
Wat h at eve Tor the tlnAer's return;
Dinp in the ocean golden grain.
Hop twill slime on tn. shore again:
fifth. rose y,u again behold
If YOU q u. on your gram oi gold
THIN believe. and not I'll then.
There IL truth in the VOWS OF men!
The native American., 1840-02-29

DRAFTS ARTIFICIAL NiPPLES--I lie oniy etfe,.-
Il tut remedy Tor excorlaed Nipples, when rlope.lE
used ail 10 afford r-iie. The following les
munia. from gentlemen eminent il their Profession are
submitted;
Ne,o Hapea ION MAJ 1852
have witnessed the Application OF the artificial rip
pte invented by Dr. Pratt, il operated WELL much to the
satisfaction Of the mother The instrument seems well
adapted fot such afflicted Iih txcorated nj els
IHOS. HUBBARD, M. d.. Prof. Surgery. Med. inst.
of Yale College, Conn.
Washinsion. Febuarv an 1881
Having examined DR.. Prar> newly invented pipuIe
shield and witnessed is practical application lake
great pleasure III recommending decidedly snperor
10 any thing previously known 1t constitutes perfect
remedy Tor ha distressing malady, sore nipples DIS
ease which so frequently affcts nursing women.
THOMAS SEWALL.
Philadelphia, January 1871 1884.
Dr. Elijah Pratt;
DEAR SIR, AS feel it matter Of much pubic i'm
poItahce TO essning the terrible sf.
terngs from sore nipples have much pleasure in
nel able to say that the sh. Id Tor the and
cure OF this maady, is better adapted to the purpose
han any have heretofore In the two O, three
instances have known them to b. used much satisac
ton has been expressed. ami have hesitation 10 believe
1t viii generally succeed ell persuaded Of this
At This moment, that cannot forbear 10 express wish
that our City. through the various apothecaes NAV be
shpphed win men, am yours &c.
w. p. DEVICES.
For sale at
TODD'S Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-02-29
ain, sincerely yours a..
GEO. WASHINGTON.

D,sFcrnte .9Froy,-Wr learn By the ates
- yann,l krpWotiran " hIch we have receive"
ha a. Americas Sum- 't.t Cortt,, on thr 9Th
irn II ,o,iron, IA candidate inr Sin r,H and JOIN
Kimu'N, the present incrn bent qnarrrh d, az,
inuuai, wnun,.rd each other; wherrupun Jane,
SIC ,rl, dciibrrat'l, shot Robertson through III,
,nJy, aud then m,dr his srape.
The native American., 1840-02-29
WASHINGTON CORPORATION.
BOARDOF ALDERMEN,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY ~, 1910.


Present Messrs Ba,cay Randolph. Kirku ood Nlau
y Gnnton. Wa,ter-'o, Brent Clarke, Brady Dove, and
| Marshall
Mr.. Goldstorongh the President Of the Board being
absent, Mr. Brent, the Vice President took the chair
MIR G,nton, trnln the Committee Improv eu,.ns
r'o ted thr bill D'om the Board of Common Council
making app oia'on for the purpose OF e. aiding and
gray cling North street between gh ard 10th streets
west, wltl, ain. nrntntswhich considered and
agreed to, and the bill then read third time and
passed
| MIR. Gnnoc, from the Committee on Impro ements
reported without a'nrn'm~nt the bill " to anth"riz. the
opening Of an alley in square ISL" aud 1t vas then
| read the third time and passed. H..
| Mr. Marsh a ! from the Committee the Canal re.
ported u hill entitled all act 10 nd an act entitl.d
: An to establish The Rates OF wharfage Oh articles
landd re margin Of the Washington Canal and the
snary"S ct tn, Co'p''ato" and for other purposes -
which was twice r"au and o,drtpt lie m the table
MI bratt int odi ed resolution to authorize john B.
Ferguson to keep fish dock Read three tines and
passed. "
| Ont motion Of Mr.. Krkwocd III. Board resumed the
consideration OF the ni amsndat ~ Of tn act 10 rpgu
late tn" sweeping "' chnneys, and for other purposes
| o t,ec"d ther-w'tf, approved November. 30, l5l9'
Th- question was then the amendment reported on
the 9th sant-"hlch was a. ciied the atIirlnaliy.
And The bill was then notion reconmittrd the COM
| nttre vi ich reported II.
TIE bill from hr Board I'll Common Council making
"di''onal arpr'pr alton Tor the support Of lmtics in
tt city Of W,~llu@'on' ,akru ~ read iw,ce and
| ei'red % Mrssrs. Watte,ston. barclay and Randolph
III" 't from tie Board OF Cou.on Council :. anthor-
h'ng the cpbton" t, he set and the pav-ma mt Laid on
ne north side of street north. between 9,h and I0,i
it-rts west vas taken up twice reaG, and referred Il
| he GonMlttrr on Ctiuma
Tive resolution from the Board OF Common Council cx
Edng the Pe,ini Tor allowing discount fr the nronp'
'avnen OF taxes was taken up read three times, and
| ,assrd.
Mr. Marshall from the committee Of conference ap
onted on Tie d,Sa greeting votes Of The two Boards
ne hin for the relief OF Osbonrn Turner" reported thai
nev had agreed TO recommend 10 this Board TO recede
| rom its anendlH mt 10 the said bill.
Mr. Waiter ton then moved that the report b. laid
| q table.
Aud the question being taken by yeas and nays. il
| erided in III" negative Yeas 3. nays 6.
NJ. Watterston then moved TO postpone the whole sub
| Ct indefinitely.
Add the question being taken by yeas and nays it WA
| ded il the negative: Yeas 2, NAYS 7. /.
The question then agreeing the report Of III.
'm'nee "h,eh was decided in the negative BY yea
I'd nays: Yeas 1, nays s.
| So the report was disagreed to.
And then the Board adjourned.
The native American., 1840-02-29

Kcniorky DGnks The Committee on Banks
n the "iuck, t. 4 sIatur" have made an abh
~Pot in whieh they propose to restore til.
hAtPrsw bi'h h,vr become tnrfritabI" in cons,-
lGelce of pension, and also xrd the time o'
."su np''on Of specie payments on the frsi
Monday in December next.
The native American., 1840-02-29
LADIES' DEPARTM f n II.
WOMAN'S GENIUS.

If awomah's heart hav4 warnings,
Which time alone "a stiil--
Ii the loitlest ssplraio =
Her restless bosom nil
II from The touItuin o. her breast
Flows every loft, t Ought
And with al glorious Imagery
Her hcari and min [ be Taught.
Must she. because WOMAN,
Lay all these gifts aside:
hese treasures OF the mind and heart,
Which ought 10 be her prid"'
MIST she smother every feeling
That burns 10 be exp'est?
And turn aside that onnt Of thought,
Which gusEes from the breast?
Must she kee, her Thought nnutter'a,
Must her genius b. conlln d.,
Mas. she draw thick AMI Iarkenlng veil
o'',i lh' b. auttes Of her Innd
Because by common minds us thought
Ihat woman quits her sphere,
When sire, II point OF intellect.
Steps ~. tn rs mans coinprer:
Why did her Maker thus endow
A wornan's soul with p"wrr,
If she must all these gifts conceal,
Were I mol a us less IlWer:
Because i woinali la. the power
Tn cIInb Purra>sus' ILL. ...
All a. he stream Of Hrlcon
Hr thirsty sou! 10 fill!
II lnaa not renlcr her unfit
For til. Scott ties o lte.
Mr. PIE, eu, her fro u ii,il ins
itrr utV ~ d Nt'"----
On! Thea lei won N strive her best
To r,pia,r H.. iirlrl- giprn,-
Bat i; dep huni'hy al i"mt,
With gratlfn;r Ia II avrn.
The native American., 1840-02-29

L1ELLlNG OFF. The shh,ciher. der,m,i!rd TO sell
> oil his entire stock Of Winter Goods, possible Of.
fers the following articles tu 10 per cent less than Iegn
lar prices. viz.
Rose. Whitney and Mac kanau Blankets
Red, White anu yellow Flannels
Cloths, Cassimercs ai.d Cdssiueis
Kentucky Jeans aud Hadiin,es
English and French Netinns
Servants Alrrino Cloaks. al 81
Dark Ga i"ors. Ere, CHI, ,4-h and Domestic
pllin and Figured Dies aud fonnct SiikS
IL auh 3 Bianke, ShaWl- tllain AMI ii1urei)
7 1 aud 81 Bochr and kahllr Shawts
Hosi nv. embracing in kidd l. ''"h." DOL. Cashmere,
Angola Wor-t-,!. Silk aui Cotton Hos aud Halt
Hoe ard ChiIuren's WooIen and Cotton Hose Of
every size
Al French Chii'z, al 81 IA cents per yard
Persons wishing any of he nb"vr. ur o'hr articles IN
the Dry Goods line, may II hv calling al
LANES B. CI.ARKE'S.
Janis No. Q from s.h :. a'lh o,. Crrrte Market.
The native American., 1840-02-29

nESiRABLE GODDo-Ae have THIS day opened,
~ in a,iition 20 our former Stock
l case 50 pieces rich Mousselines new style, and
very beautiful.
p pieces Indian Saiins. - inches wide
case Hemstgtched Linrn Cambria Handkerchies
do Tape borered do do
10 pieces We'ch Flannel, beautiful qualities
20 do ii ne Damask Diaper, remarkably cheap
- do o.. S.. 1914 and II ! Linen Shectngs
IS dozen Silk Hosiery, assorted qualities
50 60, Cmlarrns stockings. all Sues
Is do Boys and Youths Thbe Gloves
10 pieces plaid Cashmere. beautiful article for
chlren's wear ALSO: ..a...
Receiving every day, Carr"trgs, all kinds
% BRADLEY s CATLETT
The native American., 1840-02-29

Fory-three Of ,h- Banks in Michigan have
been proceeded against, by the Attorney
General; and thirty .tour of 'h"m o~e the State
an aggregate OF a million and half of dollars.
Summer may he called poetry of nature,
Autumn her blank vrrS--W,nt.r her D. oS-
and Sr,ing the first blo>>omings Of a youthful
bard hopefully emuons of excellence aud
lame. -.a.
The native American., 1840-02-29

FEEDS MATTRESSES, &c We iave Rand and
-kC constantly makinG-
Feather Beois OF p,ne Western Feathers
DO do Russian
HAIR, Mos, and Shncs Mattresses
Persons wishing 10 procure a"y "i the above articles
eau De SUPPLIED the lowest terulS ty
BOrEI Ek & DOM,
New % Penn. Avenue. o. pt~.t- R,oN,,.> Hot,l.
The native American., 1840-02-29

Nathaniel Annry, E.q. j. the new secretary
Of .yat;on from Texas to the Uri,rh SITES. The
appointment by. Gen. Lamar of James II. STAR,
as Secretary Of The Treasury, has been con
irmed by the Texas Senate.
The native American., 1840-02-29
MAYoR's OFFICE,
Ha 1ingioa. February !, $40,

WuNlF1SivV. ftOTuuIy
NOTICE-Proposals vi" he received al The Mayors
~ office until the first iay OF March ntXt for the hu l.
ding OF Mud.nachine for dredging the Washington Ciy
Canal agreesby to specifications 10 be office.
II will be required of persons altering proposals TO rx-
anime the old Mui-iuachine lying en thr beach al the
western termination the Canal, and make heir WoI O.
sitior Tor build machine Including whatever ran be
used o. the old onr also the cost without eiernce
10 the old machine. Tie machine viii be required for
use by the first oil May next
Feb SD. PETER FORCE. Mayor.
The native American., 1840-02-29
BOARD OF COMMON Council }

MONDAY, FE ~. 1910 {
All the members present except Mr. G. c. rhoap,on
Mr.. Haniy presented tie petition OF W., ,sbv nrav
the Improvement Of 26h street, from G ,irer to the
na aud ID street, from 10Th ITO 9Th sree,-which wa.
-. and referred 10 The Committee on improvements
w. nih'y presented the petition IF Wm. Doughelt,
"ihg-'h~ remission OF a flne-whch was read and re-
cr-d 7" The Committee on Claims
W. bico presen The petition Of Louis Beeler pray
remission Of fae-which was referred 10 tie Com.
tee on Claims.
VI, johnson. f,om the Committee Of WAYS and Means.
ahon was referred the Mayors communication OF h.
'to instant on the subject, reported a,bi entitled art
The native American., 1840-02-29

HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF FERDINAND
Ii AND ISABELLA the Catholic, ny WIN. ii Pes
colt Fl iii edition. is to sale the Book and Stationery
Store Of w. Nj. MORRISON,
feb Is doors west OF BInau's Hotel.
The native American., 1840-02-29

WINDOW Glass 81 ba! ""&cs o. o. 1!r"d SIX 10
w lTxl2 Glass, jist received at l'DDh
t,b iJ-3l Dug "'"r"
The native American., 1840-02-29

NJ UTICE--rhr subscriber would respectfully call
~ the attention of his friends and III. Public gener-
ally. 10 his New and splendid assoi net of goods for
t-ntlrnens consisting Of The Best Wool DIV ed and
Wooilen Cloths and Cassneres of every color, which I've
will make up order the most reasonable terms, aai
most fashionable He has also great variety
of testlngs Of the most fashionable patterns.
Persons desrons Of purchasing clothing. would do Well
to give him call at his Sore OPP osite the Buildings,
| Penn Avenue X. W. BATES.
! nct Eft Nat Iut.--u6f1
The native American., 1840-02-29
! aECNNlMENnEn Icy TNE EACuLlY:-iinx

ssECuMMENDED BY TIE FACuLl y iinn :
a. ards COMPOUND Syutp ~ CalraG"~n SADIE. sim
pie pleasant, r!itcj"i rr.nriy lor chrome coughs
as.:Igas, coAsnN!pt!"Es. NJ.
I,s syup has :detrvedi. acquired great rep4ai'"n
auitic confidence OF phHSt1afs. remedy IN thc cln"
cf Pulmonary diseases it ~" orr' specific, hal
vii lie found generally e!lectHai IL me- cute o. cifptic
co-te, ashm4 Ne, and will ireqaen'iy relieve obstinate
ltmofatv diseases.
5WIen circumstances admit, il should be usrd un,ei
ti4a direction OF a physician
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, al my r:a'isa
cy, ;,agr Seven Buildings ....
tso for sale by NEST OF the Druggists n Washington,
',corgctown Alexandria, Baltimore and lhronsou The
Uitad stetts. + HOW ARD.
Dac 5
The native American., 1840-02-29
THtSD,Y PUBLISHED,

And for sale, wholesale retail ~ VIM. NJ. MORRISON,
Pennsylvania ayerne 3 do'4s west of Br was hotel,
PICTURE OF WASHINGTON,
Giving Description of all tn" Public Buildings Grounds,
&C. with all the chief Officers OF the (I,neia and City
Governments Members Of Congress. andug Com
!nittees Of each House of Congress r sidrnt Foreign
Ministers, &c To which is added, A correct M,p OF
the CIV. Plans of the Fnn.s tac', House Con-
.tress Sc. By GEORGE NATTERSToN.
The native American., 1840-02-29

4 tARn.-Io Members Of Congress ind hangers visiting
~ Wnshngon.--The subscriber r-spe' tiuIy Informs
Btandea. Cordais Segars. &c.. and large potion OF
then has been selected and bought in the Northern cities
25 to so per less than their import alton cost,
and will he sold accordingly low. He deems it unrces.
gi his stock in detail but will be pleased to hand
his card. catalogue Of assortment and prices 10 such
as will favor him with cali All goods packed with the
greatest care and sert directed.
Dec 7-3t EDW. SIMMS.
The native American., 1840-02-29

g CLND SERIES OF DIARY IN A ERICA,
- with Ramarks on its Institutions by Capt. Maryat,
G. author Of Peter Simple, Jacob Faithful, Frank
Midway, g.. THIS day received. and for sale by
VIM M. MORRISON.
Jan IS Four doors west oil Browns hotel
The native American., 1840-02-29

nUMl RES ITCH INTMENT.-A safe, certain,
- and rxn-titi"is for the Itch, be l. in
v"t"rat", in O'e Hours application only! No danger
rom akiGg cold II does not contain the least particle
OF M"rcnry, or other dangerous Ingredient, and may
be applied with perfect safetv.-PRIcE 37t cents box
',.. For sale al
jan. 25-2m. TODDS Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-02-29

Jan. Emo.
The native American., 1840-02-29

4 NCIENr CHRISTIANITY. AND THE DOC.
n TRlNES OF THE OXFORD TRACTS, by
Isaac Tay.or. author Of Spiritual D+spotisn,, &c.
This d y published, and for sal hy
w. M. MORRISON,
Jan IL Four doors vest o, Blown S hotel
The native American., 1840-02-29

BLANKETS. BLANKETS We have on hahd a
ID large supply OF blankets, which will be sold at redu-
ced Prices
50 heavy Fr, nch Blankets. fine wool
200 T"is and Single Bed Blankets
Als'-5O Wadded Comforts, tiiee yards long
Jan - BRADLEY 4 CATDETT
The native American., 1840-02-29

y'ARM AN rED-O IA lease OF wears. with priv
l. ll'ge Of buying within the tease The advertiser
intending 10 devote his attention 10 agrcntn al pursuits
ito which he has been accustomed wishes to obtain
good farm. under good cultivation the terms men,
ion 4 above in the vicinity Of tn. city the Hi
more Rail road ANY having such farm to lease,
or to dispose OF on liberal of payment. will please
apply at the Office of the Native Americans; address
F. T. F. through thu city Post Office.
WASHINGTON. Jan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
THE ALEXANDRIA FESTIVAL.

We cory, from the Madlsonan, the following alb
s,ract of the speeches delivered al the late Wing
Festival, in Alex andris.
Thom,s Semnes, Esq, Of Alexandra, wac called
upon, and gave,
"Dahiel W euster''
The cheering wnh which the name of This illus
nous staleemln aud orator WAS received, was nm
mcnsr, and long continued. Alter il hal subsidized,
the Chairman announced thai Mr.. Webster would
address ms fellow from piatior that had
been erected Tor the trtler convennce Of the speak
ers aud auditory. Instantly dhd by general accord,
the tables were deserted, aud the couipa1, assemsed
in from.
II sad, he had before the happiness OF ad-
dressing any considerable number Of hs Tell ,w-cuI
zens South of the Potomac rlvei and lie would MOI
deny thai he embraced The occasion with The greatest
pleasure Phe particular object of the meeting was
in VIII ch all his feelings entered most warmly 10
commemorate the brilliant Achievement Of The Oppo-
silion party Of Virginia al the spring election; and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
REWARD FOR, A RUNAWAY.

NJ EGRO MAN, SAM runaway from me a few
~ weeks since, and am inclined to tn ok he Is
making his way for the State Of Ohio. For hls
delivery me, or FOR his being secured IN jail so that
] Get him. will s,ve a reward of $50, he be taken
wilhin50 miles Of Lynchhurs; # lie be taken over
that distance, and within the State, | will give $50
If taken out of this State, | will give 500. His
complexion is black, lis age about 23 years; he Is
considerably knock kneet, his toes tuning vefy
much out; he is rather over the common size; he
is unusually intelligent for one in his condition; his
clothing is not recollected, except that he had on
blue jeans coat My address is, Concord, Camp
bell county, Va. BENJAMIN HUNTER.
g The Charleston. (kandwha) papers will
please insert the above weekly for three weeks,and
forward its account to this Office for collection.
June Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
COMiHIssEONEEss' SALE.

l pursuance of a decree OF he Circuit Superior
l. Court of Law and Chancery for The county of
Campbell, pronounced al the last Apn term Of said
Court, IN the OF Early aud wife ag ains Haden
and others, aud Edley and Miller * Roberts against
II aden and others, the Undersigned commissioners
appointed by said decree, vii. "n gursap Ire l4h
day Of July next proceed 10 sell, the premises
al public auction, the TRACT OF LAND allotted
10 chllrs NJ. Hdden out OF the of hs father
the late Benz amin laden, iced, lying IN the conn
~ OF Campbell. on ouet River, ol.Inste the mouth
OF Flat Creek, and containing 6e3 acres more OF
less The terms Of sale will be r, OF one and Two
years, fexcepl TO the sum OF 500 To deGray the
expenses of sale, which will be required in cash
lie purchaser giving bond with approved security
and the tile retained AS a further security FOR the
payment of the purchase money.
The title TO the sand Land unqnes,ionable but
acting as commissioners, the undersigned viii con
vey with special Warranty only.
Nj. II. GARLAND. Co.,x,
DAVID K. EDLEY, No'' 49,
June tliJv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
NOTICE.

VIRTUE of decree ofihe Circuit Super.
or Court of Law and Chanrerv Tor the Coun-
y ct Amherst, pronounced on the 4h day of April
io4o, In the case OF Wmdsworh, Williams x Co.
pian'Ihs, against Peter G.. Hansard and others de.
PENDANTS. the undersigned commissioners. or one of
mem VIII sell at public auction To the highest
bidder tor cash, AT Amherst Court House. on N lon
day. the goth day OF July next (beng court day J
all The right. tile, and interest Of the SAID Peter C.
iansafd. TO the SLAVES, aud their increase.
which were bequeahed TO him by The last will and
testament ofhis father, the late John Hansard,
dec d. and which sad will is duly recorded In the
County Court Of Misunderstanding as Commission
eis, the undersigned will give the title conferred by
said decree TO the purchaser. and none other. THIS
IS, however REGARDED nnquestonable.
JOHN THOMPSON. Jr,
DAVID K, EDLEY, Oo"' 10
June II ids