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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04
Notice.

TpfiE s,Ibseriber having been qualified "a
! :. execaor Of WILLIAM SMITH deed.
d Gsillord County Cosh February Tenn,
1889, requests al persons having acislsns
against said Smile estate, 10 prcsent. The
Isams'fer payment.
JAMES SLOAN.
Gsensboroueh May ! !. 1910. 30
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Notice.

TsHE undersigned having qusIihed a. aami-
nislrsEaT on che estate VI Edmund HeFa'
don. deceased. requests sll persons indebted
30 said estate. either by mole of sccnrni. 70
make immediate payment; and ihose having
Claims against the same. 10 present them fof
seg4iemeal withia che Time prescribed hy Law,
otherwise shis notice will be plead 10 bar Of
their fccovery
WM, NICHOLS. adm'r.
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NMW WABoENSa
Jewellery and Fancy
Articles.

Genllemens' Gold LEVERS. plain and
extra jeweled.
ladies duto.
Silver Levers, Eoglieh and French
Watches.
I.ong-Iinked Gold Watch Chains, will
and without seals.
FiHe Gold Guard Chains.
Gold Seals and Keys.
Minisiure Cases.
A rich assortment OF Breast Pins, Fingcl
Rines. and Ear Rings.
Small Miniature Paintings on Ivory, ant
EnameIled Paintings.
Silver everpointed Pencil Cases.
Silver Spectacles, plated and Steel. assori
ed. s
Butter Knives, and Guld Collar Buttons
Silver. Steel, and Gil, Ws.ch Chains ant
Keys.
Shell and Tin Musick Boxes.
Fine Rodgsrs and Wossenhalm' Knive,
and SCISSORS, OF The bes, qualify.
Silver 'ihimbIes, Money Purses. an,
Pocket Books
Silver snd Gill Pens. Tooth and Hal,
Brushes.
Silver Plated Candle Slicks, Shutters ant
Trays.
Bris,annia Ware, Mantle Clocks, and Pts.
tolls.
Beina permanently located in llilsboronrh
and having Flesh and large supply Of watch
materials, lie il prepared 10 repair watches u
any Description, in the best and most auralse
manaer. and will warrant watches repaired in
every case Twelve months Orders pnnctuaily
attended 20.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October 20. 81
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N o1ice.

N WOULD repeatedly requsr, ,hose indfht.
: ed to me 10 call and settle their accounts.
~LEMUEL LYNCH. !
October rs. Az.
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Carding Wool.

JpBE snhsersb<s'x M*ehines are 10 good Or
- der Tor The despatch u basiafss; and !
the woal 10 well cleaned and brouakt early
the earding viii be well done.
TH0S. W. Holden.
Epoe Mills,
Eve miles sssf Of Marlborough. 81
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Typographical Notice.

A PRAoricAL PRINTER, who has had
- considerable experience ID condacsnr q
newspaper. desires 10 take charge "a news.
paper establishment, - principal, III North
Carolina Georgia, o.. Alabama; he wsnld have
no objection 10 associate himself with any
gentleman embarked IN The Printing hasiness
~ either Of the states last named, IS he 10 sc
~ anaious % plant bic person. permanently,
70 GeoFsia or Alabama. His polisies are 10
me 1eiisfsaniaa school, and, consequently, a
war with many Of the leading measures uf The
present administration. +
Unexecp,ienable testimony Of good ckarac
ief can re adduced. Addiess"O r. q, Hills.
borough. Nafih CaFcsina.n postage psi6.
WI 'ne hzsr'gh STANDARD, .Rrgisser.' and
STAT and the papers general, IL Georgia and
Alabama. give this notice an insett,.p9 HI 40
dong they will o5lige a PRINTER.
Jan 20. 1880.
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Choice Liquors, &c.

TUsr RECEIVED from New York, and FOL
sale BY The subscriber,
Superior Cogniac Brandy,
= Holland Gin,
. Jamaica Rum.
Madeira.
r s,"' Wines, Of very superior
ssss quality.
e carss''
LONDON Brown Stout
y Pale Ale.
irish Nhiskey,
Lemon Syrup,
! Lime Juice.
lump Sugar.
sz|. The subscriber will keep con-
49, sian,ly on hand. Cor sale. well
made CARKYALI.S and Large and
Small ROAD WAGON.
TIIOS. ID. GRAIN. !.
AugnstJ So
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SALT.

TsHE subscribers have just received-a
quantity of Liverpool and Ground
Alum SALTyfor sale by the sack o.
bushel.
PARKER & NELSON.
September 4. - S.
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Public Sale.

IN The goth Of The present month. there
W win be sold, Of the dwelling house az s.,
rhcnee Kerr deceased.
The TRACT OF LAND on Which she
lived. II
Some Horses. Milch Cnws and Hogs.
And all The Household and Kitchen Fur
niinie;
~ word, all The property she possessed.
Terms made Known on Tie dsy &c sale.
J. A. WIilTsIrr. Eremfor.
May 9. On
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May 20
STATE OF ORTH.cAROLlNA.
Person County.
In Equiiy--May Term, 1910.
Robert Harris and olhsrs
Va. Petition fof sale d
BeniamiH .uurrsr & wife Heal EAlalc.
and ofhsrs.

B''j''' ~ ;s s,,,.. ssV' Rel r''a's.
TT appearing 10 The saiidaeilen Of he Court,
that Betjimin MuHow and Nancy his wife,
George Sanders and Nancy his wife, John q.
Moore and Sally Lis vile, and Dennis o. lri.
ant. the defendants in this case. arc not inha.
bilsnts Of this stale; u Is therefore ordered by
the Court, that publication be made in The
IiillsbcronGh Recorder. Coz The spscc IL six
weeks. fof the said defendants 10 appsar Al TIC
next term oftlis Court. 10 be held 10 the town
Il Roxboro1gh, IN The seventh Monday alter
the fourth Monday il September next. 10 an.
sWer o. demuf. o. this petition will be taken
pro eoafssso and heard tx parfs ~ iothem
JOHN .DRADSHER. c. III. r..
Price adv. 81 so, 22- 6w
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|. Family Flour.

TrIi Essubscribers have 10 Store. and for sale,
- good article OF fAA4lLYsfL
- PARKER. Ii NELSON.
Fsbruary 10. 80 D8--
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FOR SALE.

Valuable Property
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BIZ fyKs for sale al his og1ee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20
A TEACHER

~. y, >. Ollphani, PrincIpal oi the New Lon
wi don Academy, having resigned the charge
thereof, the Trustees are DESTROYS of procu,ng a
Successor who may take the charge of HE Acad-
envy on The l.t day of September next, when the
fall session will commence.
The New LONDON Academy is situated in the
County of Bedford. Va. near New Londow, I'M
inediaiely on The Sage road from Eynchburg 10 Sa-
lem. A new building has been recently erected.
near the site OF the Old Academy. which if beau
~ md onvenience IS not surpassed by any other
in The State; and being IN The vicinity olIhe noun
tains possesses the advaninge OF pure air and pure
water, two most essential requisites 10 ensure the
health Of The Students.-Connecied wifb The Acad-
envy is a very comfortable Mansion Tor The use oi
the Professor, with necessary Offices and a garden.
1t is required hat The principal OF this Academy be
an accomplished Classical Scholar, and well veisedIn
Northumberland that he should furnish Iestimo-
mails OF good moial Character.
Application Post paid may be made TO the sub
scriber, near New London. which will be dn)y alten-
ded 10. ALEA
Pis't. n. L.. Academy.
The RiChmond Enquirer requested 10 pnb'lsh
The above once a week for four successin! weeks,
aud forward his charge TO the Lynchbnre Vltaln'an.
which snail be paid ior by Gerard Alexnder,Prst oil
N. l.. Academy.
April 20 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20
A GUN FROM CINCINNATI

"eh' tfafrison Is known in Cincinnati. W.1.
what IS The verdict ofthe people The elec,,,n n,
City officers took place on The 9Th inst. and ,..o,,.5
IN the total discontinue of the Loco r,.o. IT..
'y'one Connciimen were elecied-all Wb,.s L..
o' a' tue CITY oh'eets, 50 IN number, bur one
- "Loco' Inc wing average majority is 1000
''s' year eoo' The highest majority ever obtained
!" Cincinnati beiore,by her most popular citizen was
i2oo- IIis shows, what every body sees, tina, lar.
rison is infinitely stronger than his s,ronces, friends
NOW look at the following, TO show how the fire is
spreading, even in the extreme South
GUN FROM NEW ORLEANS.
10 nc Editors q The pireiaian.
NEW ORLEANS, April :, 1S40.
Gentlemen 1t is with no ordinary Qualification
mat give you the result OF a most animated cleo
t'on mat took place in ihis Cit, on yesterday. The
erection OF Mayor had for some time excited a pre,,
zeal OF interest, and on the morning OF the ,lectIon.
'hough there were several candidates, vet il seemed
70 be generally understood that the contest would
De between Mr.. Freier, a Uhie. and Mr., Geno,s
the Administrator sndidate.-Th whole Win,
strength was not cast for Mr.. Freret.-He Is a
member OF "A Society that advocates The repeal or
modification of the naturalization laws, aud IN con-
seq renee "i tins lost many vo,es Of The naturalized
But Notwithstanding this. and that his
opponent was brother 10 the present Mayor, yet he
was elected by a majority ofll3 votes. Gould Won
nave hrard The shout OF heartfelt qualification that
burst forth when The result was announced YOU would
nave haiieu IL as another sil n that The lrreien of our
beloved country will no longer bow in Vassalags TO
the powars that be.-Atd as The name Of The Hero
OF T'ppecanoe should have fallen on your ear, YOU
would have felt the assurance, that the wild scheme
OF the present Administration was fast drawing to
"a close. The South is awaking from her delusion
ahd l trust thai IN the coming Fail, she and Vir-
GINA will he found fighting under the hero of Tip.
TO br, & back our Government To lis org.
nal putty, when IN selecting the officers Tor ITS Ad-
The enquiry shall be, lis lie honest, is
lie competent ?"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20
FROM
To Me Ed7torse nc TUgioidn-dated
MEMPHIS, Tenn. 26lb March. 1874

$500 '''bH ~p'b AitIth CIV
1t may not be amiss in me 10 refer YOU 10 the
struggle that is now going on here 10 driea, the sd-
min,siraiIon Of Marin Van Buren,, aud their hopes
10 carry ennessee iot him at the ensuing election.
Never have | seen people more united lhan they are
here in opp sitlon TO Van Buren,. They seem 10
look to the subject Of their distress and disasters in
a manner becoming a free people, Who have been
borne down and deluded, time after time, until now
they have taken stand by the side Of those who have
been battling fer the last eight years against the COM
blned influence Of the President and his parasites in
power. know many of the warmest supporters of
the administration who have changed. hear of
such changes though all the adjoining counties.
We are united Ioa man for HARRISON and Tyler +:
and have for our watch-word, The noble sentiment of
your illusrrous Wise-"Union of Wings, for the
sake of The Uuion." 1t strikes wherever goes and
leaves not a vestige of Lotoiocoism behInd. 10
this county,, which was nearly equal, you can scarce
~ hnd ten Van Burenites. You can have no idea Of
the change that is going on ior larriscu aud Tyler,
unless you were here an eye-wliuess.
How gratifying II must be to all lovers of liberty
and republican nslltutlons-those who have strop
gled IN defence oi our dearest rights, and to save
our common country from he hands Of such des-
pots, 10 look forward with some assurance OF hope
10 the time when we shall teach them that the Amer
lean = enators a'e not willing TO be called the siares
Of that corrnpl and plundefing clan, who have been
planning The destruction oil every thing that was dear
10 them as freemen.
Rest assured that Tennessee will sand by the rest
OF her sister Wing States in The coz ing contest, aud
nobly "ill she redeem her talented sons iiom the in
funny and Disgrace which have been ATTEMPTED to be
cast upon them. A ready has Mr.. Foster la
ken the field, and wherever he goes The people flock
TO hear him.. He carries tenor and dismay irlo The
enemy's quarters. Judge White vii soou follow,
aud will visit every county in the State. We are
aw altiDg the time with no small degree Of in patience
The people desire TO see and honor him. They
wish TO show James X. Polk and his friends that
the, canno, sacrifice Judge White and brand linn,
rs IA Traitor, because lie will not obey the " i'll Of
him aud hs parry. We are at a loss 10 find Ian
guage To convey our detestation aud contempt for a
party winch would make use Of such an occasion to
injufe The feelings OF such a man as Judge White,
IN whom there is no guile. aud who. through EVIL as
welias good report, is faithful aud consistent 10 the
eud.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20
NHCHDES r. HELE
Va,

"AVE the pleasure oi Informing their cuto
IL me,s Il the public generally ti,a, they are nov
receiving their Stock OF Spring aud Summer aoods,
all of which have been recently purchased upon lhs
very hes, terms, ap1 will be sold NJ such prices 40 10
insure satisfaction.
Their Stock ~dl be founi 10 equal In variety and
cheapncss any 10 tins mrrket, and Ms their Goods
have been selected with g,eai care, aud with espe-
pecial regard 10 quality as ,tet as price, they teei
confident hat all who may lavuf them with a call.
will be pleased.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find an assortment as well suited TO theif
wants as any that his market presents, and prices
liai cannot laii to please. An examination IS respect
fully solicited before making their purchases.
April 10 Avn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20

o. Some men, who bring the charge OF Abo-
litionism against Gen. Harrison, when defed, as
they may always successfully be, TO point To any act
or 10 cite any opinion, ever done or uttered by Gen.
Ii. which gives the color of pl .~usiblliiy 10 such a
charge, tell us that they judge the General by his
associa,es-and hey refer US to two or three notori-
Gus Abollt'onIsts who are his supporters. Well
suppose we apply this rule To Van Buren, Who
are has supporters Marcus Morton. the Abolition
Governor Of Massachusetts; Gefrit Smith, the Ma
bob Aholitiouist Of New Yo,k; Ex-senator Morris
oiOhio; and his successor. Senator Tappan, of the
same State; the Latter Of whom declared his willing
ness to subscribe $500 towards d~efraying the cxpen-
ses Of a servile Instruction, aud declared that he
would dlslnherit a son Of his who should raise his
arms IN defence ofthe whites in such a struggle
Is AN Buien, we ask, 10 be judged by these asso-
ciates Of his ! If he is, Heaven deliver us from his
friendship! But il he is not TO be so judged, why
shall we apply a less lenient ,ule TO his rival "Be
just and fear not The truth is, and every man
hnowS it-he who pieiends tina. he does not S a de-
ceiver and IA traitor TO the South-every man knows
that Abolitionlsts belong to both parties at The
North, aud will be divided at the polls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20
TO

HAVE spent the larger part Of the last two
Il months in New York and Boston. aod other CT
ties, in purchasing my Spring stock ofGOOds,
and having taken advantage of The best means oil
buying cheap Nth reference 10 furnishing Merchants
can, with confidence say. that II tbelng unusually
large.) holds out as strong inducements as any III
the State. The prices will compare with those OF
any thy South OF New York and made in accordance
with Tie ZINES. will IKE pleasure in shewIng my
stuck, and therefore, cordially invite calls.
John q. MEEM.
Ny supply of h and Bouts and ollier ARTICLES
ia that line is very large and cheap
April 6 En
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20
NOTSCE.

virtue ola Deed ofT,ust, Of record in tho
- Musings court for the corporation of Lynch=
burg. executed 10 The Undersigned by James ti
SIMPSON aud Medad Lyman, on the 22i day 81
February, 1910, Tor ce,'ain purposes therein men,
toned. WE o. one Of us, will, on Wednesday, tho
22d day OF this month, in front OF the Market houss
in SAID town, proceed TO sell. by way of pubic auc-
ton, all the Property OF the said Simpson u Lyman
or either of them, consisting ofihe following, 10 wit
| LIKELY Negro Boy; 3 Houses (an,ong them 2 pair
Of Carriage do y 2Cafsiages aud Harness; 2 Bug
gies and do . Wagons and do l Car,yaii ami
gear I Carr aud do Plantation Utensils House
uo,d and Kiicheu Furniture. &c. DC. Also, about
5000 Morus MulicauIis Trees.
Jerms-For all Sums over IS, a credit uf sh
months will be allowed all Of aud under that sum.
cash uil be required. The sale will Commences Ia
the morning about 10 o'ciuck.
THOMAS r, BOULDIN. (T,
WIN. I. 1ANCEY,
April 10 t2sAn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20
BARGAINS z! BAIkGAlNSI!
Prices and the Times C0rresn0sssissSs
JOHN q. UEESM.
bynchburg, Va.

X71LL take pleasure in exhibiting to his friends;
w customers, aud The public generally, hrs pres
sent large Stock OF NE SPRING AND VI
MER GOODS.
ti,s purchases this spring having been made I'M
der The mos, favorable ciicunstanees, in Bos,oui
New York, Philadel plia aud Baltimore, cannot, lrS
thinks fail 10 give satisfaction. H
In consequence Of Tho hard times, the prices Of
many Goods are below The cost Of ini,orlatiou; or III
manufacturing, and having taken advantage OF tlS
ancIions. and other best means ofbuyine Cheap. he
feels assured that Those wanting cheap Goods vii
do well 10 call.
Apyli q tsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20
Trust sale Of Main street Property.

NATlLL be sold a, auction, on the od day OF June,
w IS40, the ground aud HOUSE now occupied
by J. e. Shackleford, asa SadJlers Shop. &C., con
tanning % feet front, and running back l32 feet.
Something over two thousand dollars will be re-
CURED in hand, and a credit of IL aud 10 months
gwen on The balance.
The sale will be made under a Deed Of Trust ex-
ecuted to me by Peter Dudley, The 9Th day OF Sep
tember, 1924, aud will convey the title vested in
me by the same.
WIN. DAVIS, Jr. Trustee.
AprI 90 WEI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20

O. Gen. John A.. Qulman, a distinguished
member of The State Rights party of Mississippi,
and Anti Vau, Of course, was nevertheless placed on
the Van Buren, Electoral Ticket Of that State, 'the
party surprising that lie would follow Calhoun in
his apostacy. Mr.. Quitman, however, "dtcLncS the
honor" He has no faith ia the men, though lac APP
proves of some other measures.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20
.S'OYECE.
April 90

NyHE SUBSCRIBER has Just received a fine
4 assortment "f Gold and Silver Watches, CO..
sisling Of real Johnson Patent Liver full Jewelled.
fine indie pendent Seconds. Likewise IA fine assert
ment Of Gold Chains, Seals Il Keys, suIted Tor
Gentlemen aud Ladies, including an extra collec-
ton 0f fine Diamond Rings Il Breas, Pins, and va
rious other qualities and kinds, and Gold Thtmblrs
All Of which | offer on reasonable Terms. Ladies
and gentlemen viii confer a favour by giving me a
call. CHAS. E'NE EVARD.
April 90 Hh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20

1Y VIRTUE Of a decree Of the Circuit Superb
- ot Gout Of Inv and Chdncefy Tor the County
OF Amherst, Pronounced on the dhi day 6t April.
1910, In the case oi Wards"orth, Williams d Co,
plaintina, against Pe,ct c.. ilansohd and others de-
PENDANTS. thr unde rsipo ned commissioners, OF one nj
them, will sell, nj public Auction. 10 tile highest
bidder. for cash, ut Amherst court Ilotise. on Mon
day. the 18Th day Of May icSi. tbeiug coou day,1
all The tight, ,alc, and interest of the said Peter T.:
HsnsarJ. to the Slaves. aud their increasei
which were brqucalhcd 10 l,in bs the last will and
testament of his father, the late john lIansaid,
drr'd.. and h,ch said will is duly recorded ia the
County Court OF A misunderstanding rs Commision-
efs, the undersigned will give the title 1ontetied ny
said decree to the purchaser and none othet. Tho
Is, however, reg ,rded Understandable.
John THOMPSON. Jr.,S ro.,t.
DAVID X. EDLEY,
April 20 tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20

DEATH OF JUDGE WHIrE.-A great and noble man has
sunk into the grave. Hugh l.. White, Of Tennessee, is no
more. The victim of a fierce aud relentless persecution. be-
cause he dared to array himselfaeOinst his old friend, when
chat friend threw himself into the arms of base faction,
forgot or disregarded the principles which carried him into
power, he has gone down to the tomb followed by a nations
tears. and honorcd by a nations gratitude. Judge White died
at his residence in Tennessee, on the 10Th inst. But tboncl,
he be dea d, even from his ashes shall spring 'unwon:ed
fires"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20

cogRECrED WEEKLY ny
CHARn TX Merchant.

CoHHECrED WEEKLY ny
RICHARD TN i--ioa Icrchnnt.
Extreme lr,oes If passed Tobacco, 81 90 TO 10 90
Common 10 Good 4 30 10 B 80
Good 10 Fine 3 so to Z 90
Lugs, as TO quality : 10 TO ; 80
Inspected this week 2I9 hhds., passed and teiu.
sed. There's some disposition with The dealers TO
let prices some lower.
sold one hid. on the 18Th inst, nj $40, made Ly
David &. Williams OF P,tsyivania.
The inspection is gradually increasing every week.
Flour, (by the waggon) , % to . 35
Wheat, per bushel, o 60 to 90 90
Corn, tper barre) . 25 TO 9 so
Meal, tper busheD by wholesale, 0 GO 10 o 90
Salt. lper sack,) 3 90 10 3 %
Hemn. tner toni 100 90 to l25 90
Flax Seed, do 0 623to 90 rs
Plaster tper ion) in Lump Is 90 10 10 90
Oats, fper bushel,O U IS to 0 40
Whiskey, Thy wholes,le) o % 10 0 30
Iron, (per tom 4 months, 90 90 TO 100 90
Bacon, by wholesale 8 90 10 . so
FREuGHT.
Down the river, 0 30 10 0 35
Up the river, u 30 to o 40
Plas'e, and Iron tpet ion) 0O to 8 90
Cotton Yarns al The Lynchbure Factory, ~. 4, al
~ cts. No. 5. ~ 30 Cts; No 6. ut 81 cts No. 7,
ut % cts No. 3, at % cts No. .. at "a cts Nos;
10 and II. NJ % cts Nos. IL aud 10. AT 90 Gus /;
Nos. II and Is. at ~ cls; Nos. &c and II, Al % cts f..
Nos. IL and 10, al 20 cts No. 20, at 30 Gus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20

u 1t is sufficient 10 say that IA Mechanic," in
this days paper, is not a uorkiag Mechanic. Per
iaps, Sub-1reasury prices may suit him, as il is not
impossible that he anticipates a salary at some fu-
ture day from the Government, The abuses of which
he defends with a zeal surpassed only by its feeble
ness. The signature alone do we deem wofthy of
no.ite-and that, only, because it is intended as IA
trap to catch gulls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20
Likely and Valuable Negroes for Sales

Likely and valuable Negroes for Sales
WHILE BE SOLD. in front OF the Market House.
w on Saturday, the oh inst. several Negroes
amongst them a Woman named Miiley, 30 years
old SHE is a good Cook aud Washer and Wyat.
a Mul,atto boy, l6 years of aye also Louisa, a
girl. IA years oil age. These las, are uneoinnonly
lk-y,
Terms-60 days negotiable papef, satisfactorily
endorsed. ID. u. GLASS:
Pasetal. a Mulaito boy, who is = good blacksmith,
and hired Tor the present year 10 Atninon Hancock,
viii be 50 Id privately. For particulars. apply ~
WM. DANIEL, JG.
April 20 u IL