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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
Trust Sale.

uSG E1NAOe
Rf vntue of deed OF trust, executed by r.
- ding Oakley TO me, dated the sixteenth d1l ?
May 1910, and duly recorded in the Probate Css'
ONCE OF Oklbbeha County, and for The purpose
therein mentioned, the subscriber will proceed !.
the clearinghouse of him the said Fielding Oase!
on Tuesday the 18th day oiDecember next 70 4
TO The highest bidder at public auction, for os'
the following lands and personal property TO w.
me south west quarter of section twenIy-oDei 'osr
snip nineteen, north ofrange fourteen east; a@ v
norm east quarter of section twenty-one to"n.t
nineteen, range fourteen east; ALSO one negro nnl
named Henry. together with the following goOd' ~
chattes and stock, to wit: his entire stock Of nOS
supposed to consist Of twenty head; and ca'us, ~
posed TO consist of forty head one Wagon; ns'f
IRE stock Of hogs, supposed to consist olhlIy e ~
me set OF Smith Tools, five feather beads anu \,
tnre, his household and kitchen furniture h'l'
Is trustee,l will convey to the purchaser or Pu''"
ers such title as is vested in me.
CHARLES P. MONTGOMERY, 1rus'@'
June 18th, 1909 26w-Prf. -$42 w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

t3- The Examine ton Of the Female department
Of the Franklin Academy will take place on Friday
the 18th inst. The patron oil The School and the
''--A- 'f.Is'.'s" a's earnestly requested to at
tend.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

or We are authorised 10 announce CHARLES
JORDAN, as a candidate ior MAJOR Ia Gil The va
cancy occssloned by the promotion Of MAJOR A. J.
Calhoun. The election 10 be held ON the slh Of
January Is4l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

gL- We are authorised 10 announce ALFRED
THATCHER, rs candidate for MAJOR TO Gil The
vacancy Occasoned by the promotion Of A. J. Cal
houn.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
Executors Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the estate O
IA Peter Benl decd, are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent the same duly authenticated within the lime
prescribed by Law, or the same will be forever bar
req PERSONS indebted to the estate are requested
to make imme date payment
JAMES McGOWEN,
Executor.
Dec' IL, lo4u. 23-6W.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
$50 Reward.
Notice.

Notice.
TNH firm of J. Watkins g. Brother, bers,o,ore
Il existing in De Kalb, is dissolved nv mn,uo i
consent. aud The business Of sa I'd firm will he Gloss ,
BY Josiah Watkins only-with whom are an ~
papers and accounts,--and who alone is au,bar;ssd
TO settle and give receipts for The same.
JOSIAH WATKINS,
JOHN b. WATKINS,
De Kalb Mi Dec 8, ls40--as-4t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

IEDIANA.-1'he official vote olths State, we learn
is for Harrison 65,a75; for Van Buren, $685.
Federal majority 1880.
TExNEssEE.--We learn from the Nashville Uni
on that The exact majority for the Harrison ticket
in this State Is, according to The oHica returns IT,
I0s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
$50 Reward.


q j. C. T. MOORE has carried o. I.
a. Sunday night, the sth inst. from ni o.. \,
IN itors and securities, the five lo t,W I'M
MN med Negroes, viz BE scr sTs
~ near 40, slightly built PklNoilTI tFr
S from Is to 90, tuleraby stout anu ua | Nil
- BOZ aged from Ia to l6, snal s ~ \, ,st-
" built and MlLLEY, aged from 10 70 Ia. "a, I'd
ably likely, and having bright mula'i0 4 cnI ,tOr
her, named SAM, or 6 months old. .ls,upe
Negroes are all Of family.and light coDI ~ coz
The said Moore is small, slightly butt a', nj &
plexioned, with dark hair and down o'''
cidedly ugly. dMN
N. B. have deed Of Trust for inc 49,, y" u
executed to me by the said Moore, ana - wi
the Clerks Office, Montgomery coua'yi N,erpp
therefore, give $50 for the delivery Of ss :, 4 ~
me, at Carler's Hill, or S25 for securing "
jail, 50 that can get her in poSsess1a' unopI.
Carriers Hill, Montgomery CO., Nov = ~ =" sbur'
The Columbus Democrat will Ins Ser, .sds.
twice,and charge this Office. '"0"'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

MAtLN
OFFICIAL VOTE FOR ELECTORS
The following is the official vote Of the sever.
al counties in Maine, for Electors of President
and Vice President, as counted by the Councll;--
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

TO- Some excellent articles on the result of the
laie presidential election will be lound on our first
page--ihey breathe the true spirit. We commend
them 10 The especial attention of our readers.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

Ii. Votes were given to you by persons who
had moi The legal right TO vote.
I'd. Petsnaa voted for you who were brought
from other eouaIies in this State. who had no Ie
gal right 10 vote 10 this district.
30. Persons sOied jor you FROM other States,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

RESIGNATION. Jesse Spergh,, member
Of the Legislature from this Courtyard the Speaker
ofthe House has resigned his seat in that body
Gov. McNutI has appointed the 95lh and Goth DAYS
OF this month, the time Tor holding the election 10 I'll
the vacancy. We have as yet heard Of no candid.
ate being bronght out by either party.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

ALABAMA.---OFFICIAL.

William NeeI, l6,ssa }. S. Curtis, 1860
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12
MAINE.

Democratic majority $500
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
THE CUMBERLAND RoAD.

ihe OIL making an appropriation Of Soo5 900 fol
Tue continuation Of the Cumberland Road, was on
The D INST rejected by the Senate-ayes 90, noes %
MI Clay opposed II ia strong speech on Two
grounds ptlnclpally-lsi, the embarrassed condition
oi the treasury aud 2dy, because # Congress does
not possess the constitutional power to Appropriate
money TO works ol internal improve ment tie Cum.
bcrtand Rodd does not constitute an ex,,p,,on. The
yeas aud nays, on us passage which we subjoiu will
sho" to Whit extent the Administration party are
entitled to the credit Of opposing these apmoprla-
Tons on constitutional grounds
lEAS-Messrs. Allen, Bcnlon, Buchanan, Da.
Wis, fnlon, Grund,, l. IN, Mernck. Nicholas. poI-
'et, kobusen, Seser Smuh. oil L., Sun geon, Tail
''sd-e. Japan, WEBSTER. hile, Wngnl, Young
go.
NA1S-Mtssts. Andetsan Brown, Calnoup. Cha,
oi Alabama, Cl,y, oi Ky. Clsy ton, Cuueutru, CuIh.
bert, Dixon Henderson,, Hubbard, King, Lumpkln,
Phelps Pierce, PIeruss, Preston, Roanr, Rug les,
Sn'ih, ol Conn, Southland, Suange-22.
Oi the 90 Senators WHO voted Tor the bill, 10 are
Van Buren men and Whigs-amoug the former.
are Benion Buchanan, Wright, Gru1dy aud Zap
pan-aohnomledged leaders oil the patty. who con-
seqnentl, admit the consiiutonaiity oil sucn appro-
prIaobs. o. the % Senators "ho voted against the
bull. l3 aye Van Bufen m n aud . Wings This fact
sho"' that the constitutional question does not mark
s,c lion. aud local question.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
OBITUARY..

Died. at The residence Of their father in Boleionrl
county. on the 81 of February last, SAMUEL GAR
LAND WADE aged monds; and on the 5l Il The
same month, GEORGE POWELL WADE, aged years,
months aud days; sons OF Beverly Wade, Esq.
-, on 9Th inst. EDWARD Penny, son OF
Moses II. and Elizabeth Preston, in the sixth year
OF his age.
On, father grid Thy noble heart
In Christian armor strong,
To chill with ldings due and strange
The har /, unconscious ihiong.
And mother, with martyrs power,
Thine own fierce rangs restrain
And soothe thy chidren's griei Tor hun
Who neer returns again.
-, at his residence IN Nelson County on the
l7h day of March, lSi0.alt an Illness al ten 'ys,
WILLIAM PuRvis sen'r III the 10 year oil his age.
Mr. Purvis through life Iroverblali Tor ms hon
esiy and upright conduct. BY his industry aud irn-
ea hab Is he aua>sed II comfortable s. E AMI raised
4 large family IN mnth credit. lie left Widow aud
seven chtdien and a large circle oil ie1allges aud
friends 10 epore then loss. But few arrive 10 his
good old age and lever still can look back ona lie
so well spen'.
The e. Inference Joutnalis requested ~ cory
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
WARD ELECTION.

ENllE following IS statement oiihs petso ms elect
L ed IN Lynch Ward No. |. AID Henry Wa,,
the 7lh Ar,. 1870.
Common Couac,incn ia Lynch Ward ". l.
Sinnleon II. DAVIS, john NJ, Dicy, Samuel vi.
all. Isaac Adams, George T.. Roberts. John Cay.
In Henry Ward No. 2.-Dav,1 G. Murreli
Sampson ID liquid, Thomas O. Ac,ee, Nathan b.
Thurman, James VIM Morgan, Mara w. Da-
venot
Tor aldermen in Lynch " ard No. i.-ELwir
Mathews. DAVID L. Lyman, Amman Ilanc .k job,
Il. ID. Payne, WIN. NJ. DAVIS Timothy III ,ohcr
For Henry Ward No. 2.--lleniy N. .D,dake
Maurice Laughoroc, Jr., Henry O. School6tlj
Vim. b. Brown, Plens'ut labhy. Sanl Nomlin.
HENRY HUNTINGTON, S. c. l..
Anil q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

e. Gov. Seward Of New York, has signel the
Registry Law, recently passed by the Legislature o:
that State though he suggests objections to some of
ITS details. and rec mmends amendments, which will
probably be adopted, before the Legislature aJourns.
The mob il the city, who, ~hle the measure was
pending, held meeting. and threatened 10 nullify it
If adopted have changed thelr tune, aud now,
instead of talking "bg guns" do "roar you as gent
" rs a sucking dove" We commend their dis.
crelion. which row, OF yore, Is the better part OF
.,,,r TLis xinlcui nnnnsiIlnn 10 ResisIY Inv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
4 Ia Court held f,r Bedford County, the 2s,h

4 Ia Court held f1r Bedford County, the 2e,h
IA day oi January. 1888:
Zacharlah Moormau aud Henrietta his wife, late
llenreiia Lambert, Erasmus NOEL aud CathalIne
his wife, late Caihafine Lambert, plaintiffs.
against
Susan Lambert. wi~ow Of G orgc Lambert, de-
ceased, William VI. Lambert, John ru,pin. admin.
Isiraior 81 George Lambert, deceased, John Turpn
Aon, Lav,nla j., Lucela S. and Susan w. Lam
bert. lhe as four Of whom are are inIans under the
age OF 81 years, by Robert G.. Mitchell ther guar
dian ad liem) ID PENDANTS,
In CHtNCERY.
The Cout doili ordrr thai commissioned oil this
Couri do lake account Of the administration OF
the defendant. John Tnipin, the estate OF h's in
testale George Lambert, deceased and also an ac-
count oil The ADVANCING MS made by sad lneSiaIe
in his life time 10 any Of his children, together with
account nf all debts paid by The sad George
Lambert III his life time, or by his administrator
since his death. for any Of the plaintiffs or dcien-
dans IN his suit aud iiiat lc repor sad &C cunts 10
tins cour with any matter specially stated thought
pertinent by himself, required BY lie parties to
be ted.
EAraet from Decree. Tcslr,
EO G. MITCHELL. c. b. C.
LIBERTY. March ooh, 1910.
The par les interested, will Take uolee, that |
have appantd the 15thda OF May next, 10 take
the accounts directed ny tne I,regong Decree hen
ihr parlirs III aiteni my office. IN the town ii
Liberty, with Their vouchers e.. prepared for settle
men.
JOS. WILSON. Com'r
April 9 vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
REPUBLICAN ECONOMY AND DEMO.
CRATIC SIMPLICITY

Who would believe, that in the LAST ten years,
nearly oghig SIR Thousand dollars have been expend.
ed in decorating aud furnishing III Presidents house.
Of which about S35 900 has been expended for jap-
nature alone Wewondef how Benun's "iepub-
''ean simplicity can stand the glare Of East Room
splendor! Read, Republicans aud moralize on the
following text;
On the 3 March, 1929. appropria-
lion TO compete the north itont of the
Presidents house by creating rornee. S24 .76o %
For work to I've done on and about the
Presidents house and enclosures, 6,36l sc
FoR FURNISHING Tne PRESl.
DENTS HOUSE UNDER TIE
PRESIDENT, IA 600 90
Harch 81, 1885. For alterations and
repairs of the Presidents house-fur
gardeners salary, and Tor keeping the
grounds and walks In order, including
'ne cost OF trees and shrubs. 4,eOo 90
1886. For alterations aud repairs Of
the Plesld, uls h"u,e-for the gardeners
salary, and Ior keeping the grounds and
walks in order, including the cost Of
tt, and shrubs, 34Go 90
Fo, dcdtC wall and fence between
the Executive buildings aud Presidents
hous", l,165 so
1887. For alterations and repairs of
HE Presidents house, and for supcnn-
tendence around the grounds around the
same, 2 300 90
FOR FURNITURE FOR THE
PRESIDENTS HOUSE, 90. 900 co
1889. For alterations of the Prcsi-
dents House. and furniture. aud for SUI
petIutendence of The grounds, 3465 90
For salary Of the principal gardener. / 200 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
E'Dl. 'EElH, LADIES.


DIAM aud 6s'd cold. Silks aud alins, great
n variety,
Monselnc de LANES, Satin Striped Cnallys, &c.
Printed Lawns and Cambrics,
Angle Gerre. a new and beautiful article
Heavy India Satin aud Satin Levantiue,
Blue blk. Gro tie Swiss,
Black Italian T.ustring.
Glossy black Gro DE Pals.
Filel Shawls, Scaits and VrIls,
Lace aud other handsome Wells,
Flle, ku, wis ed Silk and other Gloves, some very
fine aud handsome
Splendid Bonnet Ribbons.
Chenelle Cord aud Num- Brnids,
Black and scco I'd mourning Chal,s, and Mouse de
Lfines.
Black Canton Grape.
Splendid black and white Blond Laces and Ejgings
Thfead Laces. Edgngs aud Inserting,
BobInei an Cambria do do do
Plain aud ncmsluch Linen CaG,bric Ildkis.
large lot Of Calicoes Al all prices, to which we
invite the attention oi The Ladies.
MARTIN, HUNT & WARD.
Aa,I a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

THE PILOr.-We have received The fist
number Of Con. d IT Greens new paper, The Pi
iot. 1t IS to be flloaed by the second, soon as
a sufficient subscription is obtained warrant its
continuance 1t will be able advocate of the
cause Of Harrison and Reform, aud will hope be
literally supported. The General takes hls old not
to, whI,h has since been slnklngly illustrated in
Mr.. Van Buren's conquest Of Tie people, by for
cling upon them his ,h'ce-lei ecled Sub Treasury
to the Few"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
FRENCH sANGUAGE.

MIR. STROIII respectfully nhorms the ci-
wi zens of L,nehburg that his moving into The
country is merely /" afford m re comfortable hume
his family lie will continue Ia give lessons III he
French Language , times week. The iumor that
he has quit town is untrue; he has n family 10 sup
port aud cannot leave, nor viii not leave long as
his honor is at stake. As for his capacity aud de-
neanor he canuorglve better evidence than that AT.
lo,ded by his own scholars, who are PRINCIPAL La.
dies of The first families.
Ami 9 Il If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
CREDIT s,EEOr SLAVES.

4 administrator de bonis Of William Harris
n deed and wilh the written assent Of the Disirl-
bnlees oi said deesdrn the subscriber viii, OIL tie
2i DAY oi May. 1910 AT the Tavern Io We lately
enpled by William, u. Whuen. on The Forrs, K Dad,
IN The county ofBedlotl, sell, by way oi public
ION ON credit oi II months, the Purchases giving
bombs with approved personal security. uunber ~
valuable shsrs; CONS sing ofa MAN his wife. n
mother woman, tan excellent conl) and her four
children. three III whom atescry LIKELY GIRLS,
nearly grown, anil Rrc rs aimed 10 house business.
HECTOR HARRIS. Adm de bonis
nen ui Wm. Harris, deed.
Apr . t1N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

hodntkc-The Buchanan Journal of the 81 ms
informs us that the people of Roanoke were aldro S.
Ell on The 25 III ult by Edward Johnston, Esq. the
.'e Democratic EIector, who personaled his father
=" w Tue OCCASION They were also addressed on the
""fs'ay previous by Wm..M. Peyton, Esq who
s''' 10 nave made most able and eloquent speech
AHs election to the Legislature from that county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

A gun from Aobde.-The Municipal election
took place in Mobile on the ed ull. Edwatd lall
(Wme) was elected Mayor by majority OF / 90 over
J. A. Hogan (Loco) The e1lire Wing tickle, for
Common Council was elected by an average ma
jory Of Ia, ands SIX Of the eight Aldermen by
like impurities !! Last year the Leo Foco ma
jority for Mayor was 352-Whg gain, upwards OF
500 Alabama is getting right.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

Nev Paper in Rchmond.-We have received The
dr,l number Of new daily paper eutilied The Eve
Ming Star and Transcript" the publication Of winch
has lust been commenced in Richmond, BY l.. Il.
Sreeref,E,q The cash system, both FOR subscription
aud adverlisemenis-pfice Sc per anHum. MIR.
Suecter Yields a graceful, flowing aud piquan pen,
as his racy and humorous debut abuudantly lestfifs
lie says he IS "a Wing Republican," Tor The very
good reason that he believes the objects desired by
the Wings are intended to "cicunsciihe within mar
now limits the kingly character Of our Democratic
PresJcnt-an Office AZ we believe about AZ Demo
cratic. with IFS present towers. that held by Re-
publican Louis Philippe Avery apt illustration
tins. by the way for remember us that Louis
Philippe took the cognomen Of CHfzen King. and
promised Lalay cite, who put the crown upon his
heau, to surround his throne with Republican in.
stiuious. france was cheated by name +; and
many fthe good people OF the U. States vii
ling To plunge headIoug into monarchy, because the
monarchi,is buster about the ''democ,acy" Of the
office holders and the RepuLllcanlsm OF their arls-
tocratic leader!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
DAVID ROBES, OK.
CoMMrs,roxER's OrricE, I

Lynchbug, April lst, 1910. :
The parties interested will take notice that shall
on the 9th oil May next, proceed 10 take the account
directed by the foregoing order al coutI, on which
day, the hour OF % O'Clock ~ the morning, they
required 10 attend m. office III this town, with
Their accounts, voucher. aud proofs, aud a copy
the court papers, prepared Tor examination aud set
Element. 5. |. WATT, Com'r.
April Q WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
$65,92I 90

~ The Municipal Elections take place in the
city OF New York on Tuesday rext and under the
new Registry Law, will be decided ii, one day,
instead ofthree heretofore the city having been
divided into ~ election districts, for the purpose oil
facilitating the operation Of waiting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

who oppose to eonhpi the purity of elections. BY
rerpenating tina, system Of illegal rotiag which has
heretofore enabled the paupers and criminals spew
Ell upon our shores from foreign poor-hnuses aud
Ja'Is to smother The voice OF native and regularly
n''utazed citizens. They have succeeded, b, like
means, IN smuggling into Congress. five men. as
Representatives, oI,he peopie Of Ntw Jersey who owe
the'r lean nominal najorl, to alien votes known
to be such by the corrupt officers WHO polcd them.
No wonder lha, they uphold a system OF fraud
aud violence by which they prof. so extensively.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
(ogi5IiOn ks<scfSPS.

MIX, WORD respectfully Informs the Ladies'
vi aud Gentlemen 81 Lynchbute and It's y,euly
that hrs first COTlLLlON PARTY, viii take
place IN the Brick House, opposite the Union llo-
tel, on Friday evening, the rom lust.
Tickets at The Union Tor Gentlemen 81.
Anil . lie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
Attention, Gon,pony No. 4.

DARADE IN front of the Reservoir on Saturday,
4 the I'M inst. NJ II O'Clock. A. NJ. The
bounds ol this Company include all that pant OF the
town extending from the Market House To Stable rs
corner aud hon the river back To 7'h $ rect.
EDW, ", VICTOR, CaP'ain,
Anvil Q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

EMf TX be IS dollars the season, d'seha,
ssAk3azss=nlk. eedby the payment OF lea dol
las by tue lsl Of July, and % duars to insure a
ma,e 10 he with ioal. the insurance money payable
The mare is asccrtsnrd to be with ioal or
transferred, and fifty cents 10 Ike groom in each
case.
DESCRIPTION.
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE is a roam,
more readily known IN Virginia Mulberry o.,
Mckinney Roam, 10 years old this Splng, MS NJ
fifteen aud half hands high, large strong bone and
muscle, measuring the same around tie elfth the
leg aud pastern bones, and consequently, the same
around other homes that Old American Eclipse does
thus strongly resembling, his noble sire in all the
essential polus for speed great power and durabl-
ny-lhe characteristic traits Of this strain OF
Horses, from the English Eclipse, down 10 our
day
PEDIGREE.
His dam Miller's Maid, bred bv the late Gen.
Coles of Deserts, Long Island, own sister 10 Amer
lean Echpse-gut 10y DmOt out Of The noted Mil
er's Dansc, by old Messenger dam the imported
PoiSus mare. Duroc by Domedr, out Of Amanda.
The blood Of the above horses is TOO we'll known To
need Further comment, being the immediate descen.
dants Of the best blood that England boast Of.
In Great Britain, the breeders Of stock seek IN trace
back three g,ea strains Of horses the Eclipse, the
Uerods aud The Natchems, and tracing To them
they are satisfied; not wishing any thing better.
TINS stock that we have just named j. the result Of
mixture OF tie Ilrtod and Eclirse crossrs rhan
which nothing couid he better TIE Herod be.
ing as remarkable for essential qualities Of speed
aud botiom. as The Eclipse is famed for endurance,
swilincss aud all else could desne Ia horse.
REMARKS.
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE equals any
horse IN Ibis country as slutk horse, aud can
be his stable at ANY tIme, near. MIR. Sdm1
Burch's Shop. For fn,l,er pa,lcniers, anpy
TO JAMES NJ. LANGilORNE,
WM. NJ. DAVIS,
ANDREW a. EIIJOTT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

a. The amount of Federal Treasury Notes
outstanding the lst inst WAS 81 ,422 sos "a.
Five millions more will be adde d 10 the amoun
under the "abominable law" las Mr.. Bentcn calls
i) OF the present session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

~ A proposition for The establishment of a
uniform system Of Bankruptcy was on the lst inst
introduced into the U. s. senate by Mr.. Webster,
in the form Of a bill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

DhRADE, IN front OF the Reservoir on SATURDAY.
n the lth INST. AT / o,lock A. NJ The bounds
OF This Company include all ihat pat OF The iawn
west oi seventh aud Intending back into the Coun-
Try. GEO. b. THURMAN Adpniani,
13isI Resm't Va. Militia.
Apr o I,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
ATTENTION. COMPANY NO. \

DARADEin l""l ct the Rcscvo,r, on Saturday
= the lth lust, at i O'Clock. \. NJ. III. bounds
of this Company include all that pan OF the Tow
from Sablef's corner 10 the House Ford, AID from
The river back to Seventh.
GEORGE b. THURMAN, Adju,anr
l3lsl Regm'I. Va. Minia.
Ami 9 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
MARRIAGES..

Married, on THURSDAY evening. the % inst. by the
Rev. X. u. Brown. Mr. WILLIAM II. PEARMAN, Il
Miss CAROLINE c., youngest daughter oi The Late
jesse Harvey, deed. all oi Campbell county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09
MARTIN. HUNT a. WARD

HAVE RECEIVED thrir rniitr stock Of pry
4 Goods, Groceries, HITS, Ac., wh,h
Is decidedly the largest. best selected aud cheapest
assortment they have eve, had the pleasure ofoile,
Inr.
They olir no leading articles far less than cost
10 produce the Impression thtv atc under selling
their nelghhnfs, but IN general bii challenge y
oampa, son OF prices and qna.nirs with any house
IN lown. feeling .orfi lent that they have laid N
their stock terms thai will enable thcui 10 sell,
when comparison is made.
They. therefore. mast respectfully invite their
I,end' and all transient dealers to give them call.
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