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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-27

The building so long in contemplation
by the Society has not vet been erected
for want Of the means. Three honses have
however been rented, which are nov &C.
cupied as boarding houses for seamen, IN
der the direction Of this Society, two for
white and one orcolored searnen. These
houses are under a good religious infn-
ence. Intoxicating liquors uFe banished
from them; all is quietness within. fami-
ly worship is regularly nIain,aiaed, and
the Sabbath duly honored The. rent of
one house isPah BY the society. and lit
tie aid afforded to the horse foFsc6lored
seamen. The establishments have met
all their other expenses.
Finances. T
The income of The Society for The year,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

So, Milan Msthew P. Wyatt, Samuel Hannah
50, watson, Samuel @. Anderson, Goo:ge J"
!, Nh T;cary : Cor, Vincent jarrett, Foster Hope:
and PHILIP +. Thompson, DC appointed delegates irHI
tie CONT .. klnsaAa, 20 attend ne sac District Con
yeniioa.
E,s9lefd. Tint. in addition 70 n" delegation appoint
Cd 10 the District Convention, the Dcinacratic ciiiz-n'
Of this county generally De respectfully requested 70 al
tend the same. :,
E,so'red, That r. A. Thompson, John I. N"rre!,
YIN ( Hntt. Thomas Fife, Thomas Mathews, WIN
ellison. Samuel q Anderson, James l.: Carr, Jacob
Go.horn, John J. Hickey, Capt - v o"hs'n, iVty
| Lasley. Francis Thompson, Benz >. thompson. J'a1
c.nlGar. lanes T. Sw;ndlcr, James II. Fry, Samuel
r,,r,b. yir.en, jarrett, John Sn DIR, Henri: /. Hop.
.i.s, Augustus Pack, ;. {. Farley, "In: McL!anahan'
"a r.Sn c Thotnls, be appointed DELEGATES on the
49,, - ,hc Democracy Of kgaawha to attend the Gs-
,.,,l STAT. Convention az Charlottesville on the 9th
DAY OF September next -,
IN motion. The Chairman ot this meeting vas added
!, rsca of the above Delegations.
n, motion, 4 committee .. three was appointed TO
oo--osnond with the other countie. Of the Electoral DIS.
,,;c, The following gentlemen were appointed on SAID
committee. Robert a. Thompson, JOAN L. Norve!l,
Geo. r. Flanagan.
Pt,o,r,d. That the Electors and members OF Congress
s,o, ,l,is and the adjoining districts, and al! Others who
faeI an ;n.crcs, in the success o! the cause We advocate,
30 ,cs,cc,ful!y Invited to attend the convention.
Dls5iyoJ. That the Editors Of the Jet-rsonian,
cIartsburr Eirrinian, the Richmond Enquirer, and
o,hc- Democratic papers throughout he State, be re-
orrsted 10 publish the foregoing proceedings
~, ,,e;,on. The meeting adjourned. sine der.
MATTHEW DUNBAR, Chairman.
7 c,stoF.. SocrfiqrY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
n bc E,,buu0r.

The signs Of resumption are Frightening around US.
The following article from the Globe shows US, that an
the Charleston Banks have actually resumed. We
hear with much satisfaction, that sprcie has fallen IN our
market two PR rent. The Independent Treasury sys'
ten is not likely to prove such a monstrons panic-I'ro-
Queer, as the Wings have been hoping to make OF II:
Resumption Of SPccis Payments at ho So""'
awe are clad 10 see that the Banks Of Charleston
lead the way in restoring a sound currency, TO the
South. As soon as the passage Of. the Independents
Treasury bill was announced III that CITY, the banks &C.
clared their resumption. II is in the nature OF things
that the administration of minor mon"ved concerns
must follow that of the greater. y sound financialsys-
ten in the Government, will necessarily draw after II
a sound currency from the soirent banks. Nhi!e me
standard of true value is resolutely maintained by a
Government, whose pecGniary operations are !elt every
w~llcre-w!lose disbursements reach the day la5orer,
common soldier as well as The highest officer and whose
revenues how through every commercial channel, II
cannot be-, but that the rhOic crCdt system, 10 obtain
credit at all, must command it through those means 70
which alone the Government gives credit. Intrinsic
value must take the place Of ctigy-rcality that OF
spccuiation-probitr, careful industry, strict, punctuai,
honorable dealing, will take the place Of that mIllionary
avidity, which looks upon the glories of that grand
inanciering, which bloacd up hundreds Of thousands
out of nothing, as the only thing in life 10 distinguish a
gentleman from the h~gepared farmer and mechanic.
"The primitive principles OF our Government, re-
stored in its Administration will do much 10 bring back
among US the simple virtues to which it owes its birth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
rho ChoIIottcsvjlIe Convention.

The ball IS rolling wi.h accr!".ateG 'ei1I'tf'
Cl0rg,r,Srgfe CGErCattUR, promises T. be one 81 'hs
,,o., numerous and talented bodies, that has ever as
sor,LIcJ IN III. Old Dom nion.-Wc Jay the proceed
~ ~ n. se,rral counties before our readers, as "a
.sIlr ) : rcuu.taucas WI! permit-but We have var
~. o,Gae Proceedings before u, which vii be publish
al ,crthyith- The Democratic Association 81 thi7
on ro,,-d yl:h rhci. Republican brethren on ffGas
nigh. IN appointing thirty Delegates To the C"hs"i'
ron NJ the head Of whom, stands Peter D1Hiel-
The Jef-rsunian Republican Association OF NoTio!E
Roronyb. and their Republican brethren, have appoint
ea ,yer,y.6ye Delegates, At tie head Of whom stands
IN. celebrated name of Ltt;le:on Waller Tazcwell, ST
THE Democratic Party Of Rockingham co"nty, held a
In,oa meeting on the Goth inst, which made arrange
ren,s far , District Convention, and for a public din-
nor, Ia no gven 10 Messrs. VIM. Smith Of Cu!pcper,
Randolph Of Albcma7le. and othcrs-and they appoint
"a = birhlv respectable Delegation Of twenty-scTcn, a.
the head Of whom Is DR.. Peachy Harrison, 70 the Char
Iottesvillc Con veEtion. =.
It's hoped, that every county IN the Commonwealth
viii send he. strongest citizens 10 the C0nven;on-aHG
that their Delegations VIII be full and efficient. IN"
mos, ,mportunt arrangements arc 10 5e MADE :oT the
success Of the Republican party, on the eve 81 Inc
rrea, battle, Let every county. then, be on the alert
We Shall beat the enemy. but We want 10 beat them n
the fines, style. Thcy too, rhat is the Log-cabin, TIP,
pecanoe Club Of this City talk Of District Con""n-
tons. and a State Convention, 10 be held on the ann
yc.sary Of the battle Of the Thames, the 9TH Octopcr-
but their day Is too late, and their place OF meeting mol
central erough.-ict our Convention rally IN q! us
powc.-and our arrangements will be ofsrch a charac-
ter, as WILL secure Us 4 full poll and I glorious victory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

ENrHhcr of q LensT from "rrrr.ua,,
Can you clear ~ one thing for me. whca
mysterious. Il is tbs The Bz;t!" Of Tpy.e.,..
fought IN November, I'LL: in January or Fc.f.ar
,crworGs. a law passed Congress. lu:a#rl. n,
Madison, then President, 10 RAISE IN army ii
men. In recommending suitable persons ;oT o,ro,
command them, TO the senate, the name of g..
Harrison, ! believe, is not to be found. .A;,.s.,
we had been al peace with all nations. for aso1,
years, and. of course, there we're but few pcrsu-.
any, qualified TO carry an amy through an active,
plign. IF Gen. Harrison lad neri,ct bat one s
the praise that tie Wings now bestow on han, s-
gcnc7alship al TipFecanoo. Mr.. Madison mas. 4
been very remiss N his duty to himself and lis g.
try. in not laying his name before the Senate, VIII.
wish for him 10 lie appointed to tie command q!
Northwestern Army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

Eyfrqf of a Icnfr Jr0m oHE q u, S0".'sss F007VV-"s
and 5est cdl,uIGiors in ~itTe:Nta.
~ nod. , ,,hnIar statement for the Oaso Statesman,
which, viii, a tew corrections, not ya'y'ns materially
he general result, tctes the seTsrssi scIn''ny' !;
.aows a popular majority for the Democracy Of near
1000. / herein enclose yon, for your satisfaction :
,,L.i,- s.,,em.nt Of the Democratic and Federal gains
!; 70 ,Gs sevrraI Conyrcssiona! Districts IN the last cleo
ton, as compared with the Congressional vote Of The
49,, J;ra Snring-from which you will see that the
democratic majority in l-39 in the Democratic DIS,
tric,s was 523-, and in le4o, e'''-Wh,iss ! ,hs s. : sae snt
- ga aaol-totsI Democratic gain i737, and tota!
W Wig 90 GAIN 4lo7. / have left ou, the Aecomse and
Cba:ie2feId Districts, there having been no contest IN
either. You will now perceive in any view that can
be taken Of the subject, the Democracy IS siunpnan.'
60 e, - the ,onular vote is concerned. have a tatu.
iar Statement, exposing the fallacy Of the R. "hig's ac-
count. but have no room tor u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

.ts, ,s,sL ,bis civ, Tx ~pyssamp,ioa % cay "i" i
800 tr.in. the Wings claim a majority o. three
= -. House oi Rcp.rsrn at,ses. III" has the pre-,
, e r,aj ,c,,y beer, CHAINED. y TIE ar&" {%l .s59s ed.
sc, t'.a. three parish al.rs voted tw.ce. We i4H"
some hopes tia; a ]raajort: Of tie Ions mit I""'t
a.. a,.r,ous. We HI! Oh. :rico!s IL IHe South ""'
W, !, i. Of rood ch,cr--n"xt January wIi! sfp" =
mai6rty ): The Legislature Of LOUISIANA . Be- orPos"c
10 lie iaonopolzing ars,ocracy, and eager 10 begin ''e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

Tic latter h~umJags Of the Hhigs-Ogle.s infamou.
speech, of which some of his own party at Washington
were ashamed, 5000 copies ordered 10 be printed by The
Tippecanoe Club Of this clty,-the contemplate slang
about the Census, and the fabulous suggestion Of Tn,
Direct Tax! (See the letter of that Prince Of Humbug
gers, the Senior Editor of the Richmond Whig) The
Democratic Association Of this city have appointed
Committee 10 expose these and other Humtugs 10 tn,
scorn of the People.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

Ms-orEI-En,Gd II 4 i0tsS jrom f~cqn&'ip. ia.
.sThe Opposition papers seek to persuade ,ae No..
tina: even Missouri Will 60 for Harrison. so. -, )
the exhibition Q: log cabins. eide. presses. b,,5 c
and coiored men bearing the flag Of the Time,
Club. the rejecting 81 III" m'scal!ed Wings. thra.,..
have become Disguised w3th The course Of the A.,
Harrison men. Would 70 God that Virginia ~.
safe as Missouri. Will she not be-" What sl-.
Republicans ,of Virginia: VIII you no, al g.
duty, and may We not emptAlcally ansvc,
uam,, ~ Missouri Wi! give between & .r.
for Van Buren, !. 70 changes, i! there any D..
ther are IN lav.. oi hIm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
LOUISIANA

We have received New Orleans Wing papers Of the
18th inst.-butthcy do not give the ultimate returns
from the Sd District. They claim the election of Moore,
the Wing candidate.
The New Orleans Bee (Whig) of the 18th instant
saws: Notwithstanding all the returns have not been
received, still enough have arrived to warrant the belief
that one Representative in Congress, a majority in the
State Senate, and five or SIX Representatives in the
State Legislature, harc been gained by the Democratic
party
The Mobile Register DEM says, SIN the Senate,
parties stand nine Democrats, eight Whigs-last year
nine Wings, eight Dcmocrats-showing a gain of one
and a majority of one for the Administrations the
House, it is expected that the Wing majority viii be
two or three. So far the Democrats have gained six Re-
representatives. and lost one. In the parish Of Rapidcs,
two opposing candidates were a tie; when the casting
vote was gwen hy the presiding officer to the Wing
Dawson's majority is eighty-four votes"
The New Orleans Courier Dem says, tsThe contest
in the Third District has probably been as close as ii
was in the Second: and until all the official returns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
20 1uE EDLroR a. rnE rrortRrR

WssHtNGroS Co, Va, July a.
I find my name on the Wing Vigilant Committee OF this county;
how ii got there :m unable 10 say. have asked of that parry
that the same may be taken oil, but this has not been done. lex
pekted il Ia be done publicly ~ il was placed there. VIM You
be good enough TO insert this note, wherein for myself I under
take 10 withdraw il, having never IN my life acted " uh the Pedc
raj party, who now call themselves the Wing party.
Your ubtdIent,
BEATIF RyRI-RS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
MI te beyond human posst 10 rs.,os0 ii abort ofssvs,

luton.
H., nc il conclusion, gentlemen, tender you my
h.a:ti-.t ;,2nks for the h. n estimate you have place"
on M psf !aao:s. foT sixteen years my "ho''s :, -
tia. ssloo! IL politics - which | stand opposed, and al
vance l.aton which / sol"m!n!y believe the salvation
Of our institutions depends; often under d.scouraging
circnmsiancrs-oiien lei, with a small, but gallant banu'
vi never Lcspli.inr. The end foI which | have labor,
I'd through a period SO long and eventful, IS, with ycur
hearty coop ration, ne: Ear distant. see j, approach
with 10Y. Once reached, and the government fairly
placed in lis proper direction, all have ever aimed al
vii have been cc"mpiished.-Beyond desire nothing
more but + retire and become one Of the people.
VITA great respect, !! am, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
To Mess.s. charIs. z. DAILY, and o,hers, New York

OHIo-Atan election tor Justice OF Peace. IN Orange,
Cnyahosa county, O.io, :. kathbun the Democratic
candidate, was chosen by a majority OF SIX votes, over
r.. Abel, his Harrison competitor. Harrison had 10
l-26 a majority Of Seventeen in THIS town, and the Wings
claimed a majority ofseven last spring. This elccton'
though of small importance in itself, shows what con-
fdencc NAV be placed in Wing assertions OF great
changes. This is a section Of the State in which they
had declared Van Buren, Democracy 10 be almost era
i:r...i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

Mr.. Clay * indeed abrrd ofcvl omen. At the late
dinner at Taylorsrille, he assured the assembled Wings.
that the nation was ruined beyond redemption, by tn"
mismana cement of the predominant party. Such has
been the Orators cue for twelve years past. he pre-
dictad, that Gen. Jackson election would be more ia
tai than swar, pestilence and famine"-that the success
of \ military chicftain would he the forerunner OF
the downfall Of the republic. In 1884, he renewed his
terrible vaccinations:
sCast your eyes about Won. Nr. Misunderstanding meets the
view but run. universal, wild" spread rnin and distress"
But the solution is ut hand. The y York Eve. Post,
gives it at once. '.if you will take the word OF a man
who is turned out Of Office, his successor never manages
well. The world has never gone right with Mr. Clay,
the affairs Of the nation have never been administered
TO his liking, snce the ia Of March, Is2-. when he
and his friend Adams we're removed from Office by the
people of the L. ). Before that time, during four years,
at least, the affairs of he nation were admirably con.
Quoted. Mr.. Claws is a common case.
ASK mems opinions-Scoto now shall tell
How trade increases, and the world goes well;
Strike off hns pension. by the setting sun,
And Britain. ii not Europe, Is ugdUnc.n
Mr. Clay is ike the Quack. He has but one rene.
DIV at hand, and tint IS his own favorite nostrum. Elect
Gen. Harrison now-and limit him to but one term
with the reverslonary interest to Mr.. Clay-then elect
MIR. Clay ~ his successor-and all is right. But thanks
10 the people ofthis country! they have rather too much
sense to adop, the prescription Of fabulous schcmcrs and
aspiring politicians.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

Another noic r,crna-Benjanin +. Perry OF Green
Vile, S. c.. once the able Editor OF the .NopntaineeT,
now a member Of the bar, a leading memter OF the Le-
gislature, n gentleman of high character and talents,
and the main support Of Waddy Thompson IN that
District I'm consequence Of his Sub-Treasury views
has come out with an address to the people. What
ever may have been his opposition 70 the Subj Teasnry,
he sis also opposed to a National Bank, 10 a farm, to a
system Of Internal Im~provcments-In short, 10 all the
Federal and Consolidation principles which he believes
would triumph in the election of Harrison. lie goes
for Mr.. Van Burcn. "Alr. Pcrry's Letter says the
Charleston Nlcrcury.J will crush the last hope OF get
ting up = Harrison party u sustain the extraordinary
course o: their Representative IN Congress.
The Strolling Players Thompson and Preston OF ;
Carolina have boon iretting their busy hour on the
stage of the Log Cabin IN this City. We did not hear 4
syllable If their pccCh"s-hut we learn, that they were
in the mos. extreme STYLE ofbombast. vituperatIon, and
violence. W"arr informed, that Nr Preston was so lar
transported Is Hs passions, as to declare, that II they
could not defeat Martin Van Buren, al the ballot boxes.
thew must resort 10 those means which Natures $
God had put into their hands, tor some equivalent
expression Such Orators: such violence: such mum
merics such tricks, as these Wing Slangwhangers are
practising upon US, are calculated to make their mise:
rablc cause still more odious and dctcstable. We call
on the People Of Virginia u rouse and put down these
political madmen ct The polls. (Another Theatrical
Star. VIM. c. RivcS, vino is now visiting the Brunswick
stage, is expected TO grace the boards Of the Log CABIN
of tins CitrD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

Der OF the citizens me, on this 18th day OF july: 80,
Nhcn, on motion, Capt. Jas. y. iia:"ei! wa5s!f0'h'e'
Chairman and Benjamin II ti"gcrs, Secretary. -
The objects o. 'he meeting beng explained :; ~: ,a5
Robert n Jones, upon hs notion, !. vas ,rao'se1,
that The Charm. n appoint = COMMITTEE .. n . :,
sons, 70 srlcc, a suitable day, when a g,mssI .bnlt AXE
of,ne citizen, Of Inc county Of Asca.sa' r. r,,,,nr ,br
lice oiscs =, W,Ii;.msville, for the purpose Q t''.i.s .ne
ppaaoc,A,ic vote. for the county aforesaid al lht en-
n"oLac,;on fr President aad Vice President OF Inc
~. CHAIRMAN, in compliance with the above reso1u'
80 a,,o;n,.d, as the Committee, Matthew N'.!iaHs,
Tdwsra walker, Thomas Taylor, William P''de aHo
Robert Joyce. s -.
Mr.. Williams, from tbs ComTauee, reported ,ha'
FRIDAY, The I'd day OF Oc;ooer next, would be sa,,i ~
dav for the meeting; which report was unanimously
Resoirsd. Tha. David W. Thomas, Peter DAVIS 10
Der, Joyce and Paschal Bracy, be a C"t"'nitecf : ~
vite Hon. George c. Dromgoole, william 4. bd sS.l
Vile. Richard ii. Baptist, William I. Gooae . In :
cs Boyd. and such other persons as taey ma '"'hH
!, 10 further Resoired, That these proceedings Dc
- - N. Chairman and countersigned by the
Secretarv, and that they be published IN the Richmond
Ennuirer and American Statesman.
"4' JAMES NJ. HARWELL, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

Peysrxr TO THE IMAuH or MuscAr-A beautiful.
barge has been built in this city, under the inspection Of
J r. Livingston, Navy Agent, intended as a present
from our Government - the lmaum Of Muscat. II i
Of beautiful proportions, and IS fitted UP with perfect
cood taste. The seats are cushioned with blue six, the
bottom is lined nth the finest Brussels carpctins. and
TIE awning which shades it, is Of white linen without
and blue SILK within. Blue silk curtains, with blue and
white fr:nres, depend from the awning, and there are al
81 curtains which MAJ be drawn around the seats intend
cd for the Imaum and his household, separating them
from the rowcrs in front and The hclmsInan behind. Inc
boat is edged with silver plated meta, and the supporters
of the awning are metallic also, and are plated. The eN-
terror is painted white, and Tor smoothncss and I"stre,
is Ike enamel: and the helm IS Of a peculiarly elc-
rant form. The length OF this barge Is t~hirty-one feet,
and The breadth four feet eight inches. The builders
are W. 81. Crolius, and Ii" uphols'erer, Daniel Fer
puson, Of this CITY. J. Past.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

;Sy Th. DsM9erHi-ui c3tp,sa. g4.at. .ns .aa-... f,
if.u-' court, u appoint De.sses-- 81 III Cau..'u.gt +. (.
To-. a LLE..A.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

CoumopoRr ELLIor-The Navy General CourI
Martial. wlrich convened at Philadelphia on tie 9TH Of
Nav last, for the trial o.: Commodore Elliott, found hin
guilty of the lst, Sd, 9TH, 9th, and eth charrespreierre
against him, and sentenced him to be suspended ioi
years.
The sentence has been approved b. the Secretary
Of thr Navy: but 50 much of it as deprived Coramo
dorc Elliot Of ms pay has been RENTED BY Inc Pre-
sident.
As soon as the state Of our columns viii permit. "
shall insert the official PRONUNCIATION Of the fnmng am
sentence of the court, with III" charges and s,ecihca'
tons of which Commodore Elliot was found guilty, u:
above mentioned Giobe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

judge Nicholas las refused 70 hail Een.,u..
Green.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
TO TEE EDITOR or rue E.NG r
.rr,prrrr Cn IN. Iuly ~. !

.CrrpErrE Co. Va, July -. J,
ssSir: From the great noise which the W.
Richmond make about the approaching P'"se'
Election, we might be led 10 suppose that Mtg b..
world in a swing, and the who!e contest IN 'He.'
hands. | have heretofore been as s'aunch a
as my neighborhood could boast of have :
the Administration with all the severe Ian-aa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

rn!"ErL ~ ru.
~. n. Euf-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

Extract Of a letter from Washington COUNTY, IH,I
sour prospects arc getting brighter every Day.
withstanding the Dragging Of the Wings Of 'a".t
in this part of the State: i. *, IS many Others d:
statements, untrue. On Saturday. III" '-tn, t'
lance Committee had a meeting m Abingdon. aH.
Of the largest that has ever been h".a :" tEH s.
and we are gaming IN our numbers 81 '"i' a..N
learn IN tbs district. The army b1mhu- 50.
derstood and cannot BE- used To advantage here
more" THAT pistol now misses fire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28
HiCIIMOND. Va, TUESDAY,
ntrGfNiA rrAIlsTiCS

,,,.r from enc Of tie soundsst politicians
and 5est cGi,liGiorS IN fsTg;Eta.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
sale OF Land in Camp
lHII GAIfuIN.

IL virtue OF the provisions Of decree ofthe
~ county courl OF Campbell, pronounced At the
December tenn 1899, IN the case OF Biach Sal Us
Psen,lI &al Tie undersigned appointed commission
ffs Isf the purpose, will proceed, on Saturday The
lsh day OF January 1910, the premises, 10 ex
pose To tie highest bidder, ii public aueilon the
Tract OF Land, lying N the county oil Campbell, nd
joining the Lands Of Juo. $. payue and others on
WINCH Mrs. Michael Black nov resides-bring Tie
same Land n which The late John Bllek, died seized
combining 745 acres or less. Tie land y III be
sodin parcels in whole. tie eonlmissonc shall
ndge 10 be most exred,enl on tie day Of sale ac-
cordnB 10 a discretion vested ~ them by the said
decree.
Mrs. Black Is entitled 10 bold this land during
The year s40-and the sale will be made subject 10
tins ngbt, the purchaser OF purchasers having pos
session for seeding purposes IN the fall OF 1910 aud
full possession on the lsl day olJaaamy isil.
Terms OF sale One Ind Of tho purchase money
10 be paid on the Isl Japary lsll and the balance
IN two equal annual instruments from that day-tEe
purchasers giving bonds with approved personal
security aud the tile retained as additional socut.
".
ihn lille is believed good but The undersigned
Nii convey such only The decree aforesaid vests
IN them, JNO. 3. DABNEY,
Boiling CLARKE,
WfE ORGAN.
q. ID. GlLLlAM
JNO. $. PAYNE.
Commissioners
Dee. 10 ids