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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
An EASY ROAD To WEALTH.
Morus HtUItieaUlis and Silk Worm

Eggs for Sale.
1 HAVE one hundred thousand lOTas MulGcau-
4 lis Slips raised from trees Of luxuriant growth
in he vicinity Of Lynchburg and Fifty Ounces of The
genuine Mammoth IPhite Double crop sir Horn
Eggs. which would engage accommodating
lers deliverable at any time before the fist Of Ami
next. he Eggs will be sold by the ounce or thou
sand Orders from distance will be strictly auen-
ded To Il addressed 10 DAVID B. PHELPS
Lynelburg Va
Nov Il 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

Rlacksmilhs Tools, VIZ: Bellows, AhVils. vices
Sledpes. Screw. plates. Files. Rasps Steel, &c.
Saddlef, and Coach Makers Materials, very ex-
tensve assortment.
ALSO,
A yery large and well selected assortment OF every
thing in the Ualdwarre line. Furniture and Tools
for Cabinet Makers. Mill virgins, Tanners, &C.
House Keepers will find Tenders, Andirons, Shoy-
els and Tones, Knives and Forks, Spoons, Tea
Boards and Walters, Tea Kettles, Bell Metal Kettles,
Sauce Pans Frying Pans, Plated and Brass Candle
sticks, SnunTtls aud Trays, Baskets, Mats, Spit
toons, Buckets. Tubs, Coffee Mills. Coffee and
Tea Pots. Pa,en, Coflnc Pots, Egg Boilers, Steak
Dishes, Urns, Nursery Lamps, Casrors Dish
Covers Brushes Of all Kinds, Venetian and other
b i1ds, Curtain Bands and Plus, and almost every
Kind ofCooking Utensils.
ALSO,
a splendid assortment Of Pocket and Pen Knives,
Scissors Raz and Straps, Pistols, Guns, Rifles,
&c.
Shovels, Spades, Forks; Mill, Cross Cut and Pit
Saws;Cas Steel warranted, Trace, Halter, Log and
Fifth Chains; Nail Rods, aud general assortment
of Iron
lie earnestly invites all persons dealing in his
lnc give HIM "a call, rs be is dettrmnedto sell
both wholesale and retail ,as cheap similar Goods
can be had in Virginia. Merchants before going
10 Richmond would d. well 10 examine the stock
and prices at the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN AN
VII.
Jan. 80 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
commissioners sale OF
AsElE Es6A FNA

EeI VIRTUE OF A DECREE, pronounced
81 IA the case Of - Charlton rs. Charlton" by
Campbell county Court, at the January term, 1910,
The undersigned Commissioner appointed FOL the put-
pose, will on Friday, The 2St of February next, pro
ceed TO sell by way Of public ancuon to the hig
bidder, he residence of Mrs. Michael Black,
being the plantation formerly owned by Jno. Black)
The following
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
to wit: LOUISA. CROCK.
EEE aud AIsAnlsNTA.

Terms IL months credU-the purchaser execu
liug bond with approved personal security.
The Illle is believed TO be good, but the under
signed selling commits sioner, will convey suci
title Ony is vested in him by the deed afol esaid
SAMUEL PANNILL, Com'r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
Co i,aEiaassiOnerS' s.ssc Of Land IN sau,p-
bell county,,


Rl virtue Of the provisions Of a decree orthc
~ county court olCampheil, pronounce ed AZ he
Decembef tenn ls39. IN the ease oC Black Nal vs.
Pann'li Nal The undersigned appoint coinmi sson-
ers for the purpose, will proceed on Saturday The
lSttl day oil January 1910, on The PREMISES To ex-
pose TO the highest bidder, at public aueion the
Tract Of Land,
wing in The county OF Campbell, adjoining The
l. \ d 5 Of Jno- $. PAYNE and alhcrs ON
which Ms. Michael Black nov resides-beins In,
same Land OF (which the late Ohm Black ii ed seized
continuing 7I5 acres more or less. Tbs land will be
soldth PARCELS m whale The commissioners shall
J Judge 10 be most exeelicut the day III sale ae-
cordIng 10 a discretion vested in them by the said
decree
Mrs, Black is entitled 10 hold this land during
the year lsi0-and tie sala will be nata subject 10
tins right the purchaser purchasers having pos
session lnr seeding purposes IN the idi p lao and
iull possession on the day nj January ISL.
Terms OF sale-Oue thild of the puIchase money
10 be paid on the lst J1nury ISL and the balance
IN two equal annual inst lmenls from iai day--lkr
purchasers giving bonds with approved personal
security and the tillc retained additional secuI
~.
The title is believed good but The undersigned
Will convey such onl, the decree aforesaid vests
IN thcH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

AT the same time and place mentioned in the a
bcve advertisement Of Samuel 'annl Commission ~
er, the undersigned will offer for sale, public
ion hest hlllnr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
MONDAY, Jan. %. 1910.

WVNDAY, jan. II. IofU.
On Mr. RHmey's motion, power was given the
Commltee OF Propositions, dc To send Tor persons
and papers. touching the consideration of the pei-
lion Of Abigail Mayo, praying IN increase Of The
tolls Of May1's Bridge across James River, at tho
city of Richmond.
On motion ofM Mr.. E,skine. the Committee on p ro-
positions, &c. instructed 10 Inquire into the
expectancy Of more elecually preventing the xii
ling sheen by dogs.
On Mr.. Ridlrys motion the Committee from
Courts oil Justice instructed TO inquire biu
the espedIrncy 81 nu,hotsing the oyrIsecrs oil
the poor for the several counties of this Common
wealt 10 hold Their annual meetings ia June now
required by law +; also into The cxpediency OF an.
thufIsng The county courts olay their levIes al then
June term.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
u. IL q e III I'll IL I'D >
LyncIbWr., Va,

and Rits. AIDES, Drawing knlves, Cages. &c
Rl,cksmiIhs' Tools. VIZ: Bellows, Anyils. Vices
Sledpes Screw plates, Files. Rasps, Steel, &c.
Saddlery and Coach Makers Materials, very ex-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03


Mr.. Flood called mp the joiul order Of the day
for the election Of Judge ottbe 5lh Circuit TO sup
ply The vacancy oceasioned by the death Wm Dan
iel Esq
Mr.. Flood, nominated Daniel A. Wilson. Of Buck
iugl,am.
Mr. Lee nominated Wm. Daniel Jr. Of Campbell
Mr.. Fox nominated John B. Dabuey oil Campbell.
Mr.. T0ler nominated Charles l.. Mosby Of Camp
hell and at the request Of his friends, Joln W Ills oil
the county.
The nomination of MI Wilson was supported by
Nessfs. Mcmillan Gnode and Wood.
MIR. Dsbney's nomination second by Messrs
Fonialne aud 'lunsla
The nominees were highly compimented 70,
rleir private worth aud various accomplishments
for he station.
Messages having been exchanged between the
Senate aud House. and no additional nominate ions
having been made IN The tormrr tody, The roll was
cal ed and the result Was rs follows:
Far I'm. DSHict Jr.-MtSsis. Carpenter. Stuart,
Lockbfdge. MlIchtll, Hannah, Cox. Powell, How
ell, Baker, King Clak ui H., Allen of H., Lee,
Armstrong, Llbscomb. Banks, 1aS lor of-Al. a. NJ,
Clayton Wade Of NJ. q p, Myers OF NJ, Hnd-
nall, Fitzgerald, Hidden, Aeshire. Carroll of p.
Heath, Ratcnt, Sum, Snyder, Smith Of Rock
nahani. Shipuan. Quillen, Conn, Bare. Ridley,
Firzhueh. Ca,k Of -, Prince and Goodsou-- 40.
For Jao. b, Dabaey-. Messrs CabeIl, McCne, Bur
well OF b. Myers vi b., Fox. Coibin. Marshall
Scott, Anderson, Wade Of f.. Slnr, OF e.. Erskme
| Taylor oil H., Seymour, M'Rae. Hamlet. Worth
Ington. Fontsine, Lawson, Beard, Ramey, Cad
well, lodge, Massie, Watts, Elheridsc, Yeiby
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

Oct. %
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-30
FASHIONABLE TAILORING

Il OSEPH w. NEWBURGH, would res
q specially inform his old friends and
the public in general, that he carries on
the above business in all its various
branches, one door East Of J. !. Smiths,
Store, where he may Tat all times be
fonnd to attend 10 all work intrusted to
him. He Aatters himself it will be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
as it can be done in the country. as he
intends at all times to keep in his EN-
ploy good competent workman, and he
means to receive the Fashions isamply
provided for.
To accommodate his frierds in the
country, be will take nearly all kinds o
country produce.
N. b. One or.two apprentices wan
ted Immediately to learn the Tailoring
business. Boys between the age Of II
and l6, would be preferred. They mus
be Of good character, as recommends,
tions Of industry, honesty, and sobrie'
iy, will be required.
Canal Dover, Aug. 10, 1880. IL
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-30
PRoCLAMATIoN.
TO THE QUALIFIED ELEC-
TORS OF THE STATE OF
Ohio

WHEREAS, tits provided By the first Sec
ton Of the act entitled ian act to provide for eli
ecton of Electors of President and Vice Press.
dent of the United States" passed Feb. 18th,
1920, "That the Governor of this State. sixty
days previous to the time provided BY this ac,
for the election ofElectors of President and Vice
President of the United States, shall, by procla.
nation, to be inserted in one of the news,pa-
pers printed in each equity in this State, where
any such paper is printed, give notice of the
time ofhotding such election, and the numbe,
eElectorso: of President and Vice President.
fhre to be chosen"
Therefore, in discharge of tho duty required
by the provision of the aforesaid act, |, WILL
SON SHANNON, Governor of The State Of
Ohio, do hereby notify and require the qualified
electors Of this State, to assemble in their rcsper
tive townships at the usual places designated iar
holding Elections. on the last FRIDAY, being
the THlRTlETH day Of OCTOBER next and
then and there proceed to elect twenty. oneelec
torsof President and Vice President Of tho Uni
sedes, in pursuance of the Constitution. andthe
lawthe United States and of this State.
In testimony Whereof l, WILSON SHAN
NON. Governor Of the State of Ohio, have
hereunto SUBSIDIZED nv name. and caus
IT,. 8. ed the Great Seal Of the State to be III
fixed, at Columbus the Goth day ofafoi
gust in the year of our Lord, one thousand Afe
hundred and forty, and in the sixty fifth year tn
the Independence of the United States of Amer
ca.
By the Govarnor:
WILSON SHANNON.
WILLIAM TREvlrT,
Secretary Of State.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-30

DlED-On Friday night, 18th inst
at tho residence Of her father. Mis-.
ABIGAIL A7HERTON; daughter
Of BOoz M. AthertOn, Esq. Of New
PhiIadeIphiaI aged "A years. 2 months
and 5 days.
Amids. the ardent feelings OF politi-
cal excitement which pervaded this VIZ
cinity, the pnblic mind received d shock
in the death of Miss Ath erlon, that for
h moment arrested all other reflections
than those Of sincere sympathy and
deep regret She, who he'd lived a.
mongst us from her childhood - who
had been Tor years in agreeable intima-
cy with the young ladies of the village
and neighborhood-who had advanced
from the ingenious innocent girl, into
the prudent and intelligent woman
could not pass flom !hS chaste enjoy
ments Of VlrluouS life, to the darkness
OF the tomb, without having 10 the me
mory Of friends aud acquaiDtauce., the
traces OF a melancholy sensibIlity.
Through her transient and affecting NJ
ness, she evinced a confident hope tina,
the soul would exist in purer state oI
felicity. As the period Of her lie ap-
preached its termination, her mind Be-
came elaled with the prospect of futu
rity. How could il be o,herwisel Ab.
igail Atherton, had discharged
her duty TO her parents-she had ox-
tended her usefulness by often impar.
ting instruction 10 the young, and ad:
vicelto the unreAectiag-she had obey
ed the dictates Of a genreous heart, in
ministerlng to the sick, and bowed ID
rever encO TO the commands Other God,
10 acceptin e the truths Of religion To
such a mind, conscience had no sting
death no terrors! On Sunday her re-
mains were conveyed to the grave
The large and respectable train, of both
sexes, which followed in the mournfal
procession, bore evidence of the amia-
bic character of the deceased, and the
melancholy Difference paid 10 ber mem
ory -Tus. Advocate.
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s a d dl ery
w WvM.SHEAR.

RESPECTFULLY informs the pnbiIc thd'
D he has purchased the Saddle q Hnr
ness mrking establishment belonging to John
Treanor, and intends to carry on the business
az usua and manufacture smen and worsn' 8
saddles in the newest fashion and Of the. best
materials.
LSO;
All kinds Of carriage, Dearborn wagon and
Boat harness, with every other article tn his
line of business which is required In the coun
try
He fatters himself that the execution-oi
HE work will be satisfactory to those who
NAV employ him. He will sell on hoder'
cat terms, and take all kinds of approved coln'
Try produce in payment
An kinds ofleather for sale.
New Philadelphia, July 3Othi 1884,
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DEMOCRATIC.
Mr.. Van BurSn's Administration.
TEN HouRs A DAY,
J. @. Adams Administration,
TWELVE HOURS A DAY

Here we find that all cworkmen in the
Navy Yard now receive from two shil-
lings to five shilings per day more for
their labor then they received under the
actual reign Of the Wings. Then the
hours Of labor were TWELVE, now
they are only TEN HOURS! After
these facts let the laborer decide which
he will have, the equitable and just rule
ofDemocracy, or the grinding tyranny
Of the British Wings.
In speaking of the subject, the Utica
Democra, says-"in the fourth year OF
John c. Adams administration, the
wages Of common laboring men were
from $5 to So per month; and none ran
ged higher than $l4 harvest time Now
they range from $22 so to $40, accord
lng TO the business IN which they are
Ongsged. A day and haf's labor wa.
then revuirod to earn bushel Of whea
which ~ nov earned in three-fonrths
Of day or just half the time. Wheat
was then but 6 shlliuss, bnshel, and i
is now 9,shil ings. A good COW broug
but $l2 or SIG; now they bring S25 to
$40. O,wise whgs. Let US retutr
10 J. q, Adams times as quick as the
railroads and The ballo. box will carry
us"
Lot the mechanics and lahoring men
oflhe United States ponder upon those
things, and remember that tho Wings
resort 10 every ingenuity to trick ant
deceive, but in the ligh. Sf truth. and il
the exercise Of the free intellect witt
which God has endowe them, let then
examine tor themselves, and having de-
cided, let them act.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-30
H@ttery.

81 ! HARLEs WILSON, Halter second 81
~ DOVER would inform the citizensof
Tuscarawas County, that he continues to carry
on the Hating business, in all It's various bran.
ches. His workmanship shall be of first quail.
ty, hoping Thereby to merit liberal share @
patronage.
N. b; All'those indebted to him, ,IareHrequss.
ted 10 call and settle up, before the lst Of jan.
puary,- otherwise their bills willbe. put inytbe
Justices hands for collection.
Dec. 18th.
All kinds Of country produce, taken
in exchange for work, or loutstandlng
debts.
N. B. ! will pay 81 cts. per bushs
for wheat, for all outstanding debts.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-30
STRAYED u

On,he 18th July last, from the nm
dersigned residing in Doves, ,one large
red COW, part English breed, slit and
underbit in the left ear. .....
Any person who will give any infoyr
nation, or deliver said COW to me shal
be literally rewarded.
PETER YOSS
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Fare Reduced
q M(tE1 Saba t EEs
gSyz 81 - LINE
WALL sg B. s. Il. tIS!.,& IL

FROM Wooster OHIO. To Wheeling Va.
(via, MI. Eaton, Canal Dover. New Philade,
phia, Eastport, Stocktown, Cadiz Harrison
county, HarrisyiIIe, MI. Pleasant, Malls to
Wheeng.) Leaves Wooster for Wheeling ev
cry Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday mornings
At o clock; rests all nIaht at Cadiz and reach.
es Wheeling IL O'Clock A.. M. the succeedin'
day.
Leaves Wheeling for Wooster, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock P. M. reach
es WoosterlS O'Clock. p. NJ. the succeeding
ayd
This line connects a, Wheeling, with the
mail line for Frederick, (Maryland) at which
place the Rail road cars to Baltimore and Phil.
adeIphia, offer cheap and rapid passage; also,
with transet up and down the Ohio. by S,eam>
hoat passage almost always in waiting, and Of
fer opportunities for conveyance TO Cincinnati,
Orleans, St. Louis, and intermediate points, al
so to Steubenvillc, Pit,sburg and other points in
that direction.
Ar WOO STER,
This line leaves after the arrival of the Western
and Northern Mails for CIeaveland; Norwalk.
Mansfield ect. lntersects the Ohio Canal. at
Canal Dover, where packets are constantly run
ming in The direction of Massillon, Cleavelanc.;
also to Columbus, Chillicothe and Portsmouth
on the Ohio, and ,intersects at Cadiz the SIeu-
benvile lile. A.
AT WOOSTER,
This line intersects the Norwalk line, which
line passes through Ashland to Norwalk, for
Huron and Detroit, also at Wooster with the
line to Mansfield, Bncyrus, and with line d
a. L., rI,o. Co, I o,ro. GonJneL,
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$40. Reward.

sTRAYED OR STOLEN, from
hesubs criber, living on the waters of
Kings Creek, Brook County Va, on
the 25th of August last. "a BLACK
MARE. sixteen hands high; her of
white foot is white; some saddle marks;
hesvy mana; a mark from a cut below
the pastern joint on the left hind foot;
natural trotter, SIX years old. Twen-
.y..doiars will be given for the mare
alone; if she be stolen. forty dollars will
be given fof the mare aud thief If be be
prosecuted 10 conviction.
r,. s. JOSEPH GIBSON.
The Examiner Washington, Pa, and
Ohio Democrat, Canal Dover publish TO
amt Of Of 81, and charge this ofiics.---
SteubenVille Union.
Sept.,l, lS40,.>3L - i..
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-30
GA IT TTOM

ALL persons are cautioned against trusting
my wife Elizabeth Nedrow, who LEFT ny bed g.
toard in September, without any Just cuuss oi
complaint, as lshall pay no debts Of her CO.'S
iracting' o,s,t ,tlsI--...rl......,'....
JACOB NEDRoW.
York Township Sept Isth 1870. Sw. p.
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CA U TT N.

ALL persons are cautioned against trusting
my wife Mary Savage, who leN me October
18th, without any just cause Of complaint, as
shall pay no debts of her contracting.
JEHIEL SAVAGE
October 18th, 1910. 3w. p.