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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

- TX II ANNUAL ERiNA BALL FOR THE BENn-
- FIT Of THE ROMAN ASYLUM PRINCE ST.
The Conn Of the Erna Benevolent Association have the
pleasure OF informing the public aud the patrons e former
Ball. given by this Association, that their next Annual Rai
for the most pra.evsrhy and charitable objects o. rel ewing
the Orphans OF the Rsran catholic Orphan As,um rnee
street. who now number huuded) 70 tho puva
ton, aud nce seocy othe winter which without hr
all. Of this Bait thew must certainly endure vii take place
al smn ny Hail. on Monday evening Jaauary Goth. 1870
Mr ID. Lucas will have the nanae the afor.
ME- H. HohmsHs celebrated Cotliiop md |, eng age
and will perform several National airs during the evening
% ladies are respectfully informed that will be
adrtued " thnut an admission ticket.
Extra ladt's' admission tickets, Sill
Tickets 30 each, may he procured from the following gen
tltmen;
Thom's o Counor. 81 Wall street
y. short y 10 Rsade II eet
Martin Water a. Elm street
John syden, 55b Pearl street.
n. Fitzcerad. corner OF Oak ard Pearl streets
l. Fciuy IS him street corner Duane
William Dtnm n. % Nulberry street.
WIN. Corbett, Roosevelt, corner Of Oak street
j I'm Mundat. So Mott street
hn Mckinley, 50 Bowsry.
John Nc Na1cn, Chaih Squore.
ia mes Dunn. \ nth " ara HOteL
Edmund :. Derry O. Wall st.
John Ahrrn no crosby II.
Edward Mullen, 100 Front St
Owen Colg'a 29Jlm.s 81, Brcokiyn-
Corneiiss Henry, dc or OF the 5earetsry
jais sAss.' JAS. H. NICHOLSON, III wss., st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

M ONEY TO LOAN.-Any amosnt Of money procured
Ifl loan merchandise ur properly of any
also Notes Drafts, aud Balls ofEN,ha &c negotiated; Incur
rent Money bought abd sid by
X. COUPLAND. Exchange Broker
i,l6 at Ceur snd street (adi n,no tbs yo,E Hc,.e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

w lliam Lewis and others. stockholders
in the Mechanics and Traders Bsnk OF 10 Equity.
Cincinnati, Bills praying an
injunction,
William Surtees, Bank Of United States &C.
and =. Mason.
n motion Of Chaunoey p Holcomb ESQ., counsel for plain
" tf junction g'antsd in hi, by the Court
Common Pleas of Philadelphia county. sitting Court OF
Equity, restraining and enoining William surtees from
dorsug negotiating parting with four Post Notes drawn by
the Bank OF the United States the order of Mssop aud
BY him endorsed-bng Nos 3073 3O7s 3079 dated
OF August 1899 and made payable in the c Of New York at
SIX months alter date, for the OF $1,000 eachhe bill
plaintiffs money. with whca said Post \oes we're
by fraud. subpoena issued 10 the Bank Of the United
States and Mason aud the Bank has notified BY the
Plaintiffs no, to pay these Notes All persons cautioned
against receiving them.
Philadelphia, Jan. 7, 1910. ji5-4t
NASH! CAsH.!! CAsH!!!-pRY GOODS FOR
~ CA sH!!-wM. VANN, 2si Grand street, is selling
heaps of Goods ." every kiad at prices to suit the times
Store crowded all the time
Cheap eheap!! eheap!!!
CLERKS WAN rED.-seyeral smart active young men
aud youths wanted; those who have had some in
The business Apply personally 29l Grand street between
Allen and Or, hard ial5 81.
TI,HE ULU HMENT.-MEDILATED VA
l. FOR BATHS, rs JOHN sTRsET.-MRs. T. P.
CARROLL returns thanks to the faculty ia particular and
the public in general for the liberal support extended TO this
establishment for the last fourteen years and hopes nv her
sdu ty ard attention 10 me continuance OF the The
cess in all sudden colds r umam Group &c &C. to which
they afford immediate relief Tesmonsls Of their efficacy
be 1T The establishment from the following
payacsh Doctors Stevens, Mot, Bush, Boyd Macniven
Hhnelaneer, Nelson Smith, Ireland Kissam, Vandenbug,
&c &c.
Portable Baths any part Of the city or BROOKLYN
Sulphur 8ahs at all hours Of the day, BY giving hours
notice.
Syrup Of saspara and Lv,rwor and Herb, fresh from
the shas.r' No eounesisn with any other e,tab.hmen
jai5 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

NEW ORLEANS MoLAS5Es, COFFEE, &c -sus.
ror CROP landing in barrels and ti,rce also SAINT
Dom pgo Java, aud Marscabo Coffee; English Cloverseed
III general assortment Groceries, which offered for sle
cheap, by J. O'DONOHUE.
jai6 81 pa Front, one door fro m Peck sim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
HONEY MARKET.
Wed mevday, IAN. lH.-6. p.

The downward tendency of prices still continues. Della
Hudson declined per cent? Harlem per cent; Mo-
hawk per cent? New Jersey Railroad per cents Canton
per cents Nsrh American Trust and Banking Company per
cent There sales Of Corporation Bonds to the extent
of$s000 at IL discount Bills Philadelphia were sold
at 81 cent which is improvement In sterling bills
there is nothing doing.
The Bank Of Charleston has declared dividend oil per CT
for the half year Bank of South Carolina ST. share
Union Bank Of s. c. $3.50 per share State Bank $3.50 per
share.
western psper gives the following the retuss Of the
Farmers Bank of Seneca County rs not however, ohca
State Stocks deposited with Comptroller, ST. 900
Bonds and Mortgages, is'o'A
Total Deposes, $9ooss
Bills received from Comptroller, oo,sa1
Balance with Comptroller, S?36s
Bonds and Mortgages in BaAk, eopoO
Specie, l2,ooo
Stocks Bonds, &c. SsooS4
IL. #
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

Sc VNlNsLOW's BALsAM OF HOARHOUNDD for
w Celds, Cough, Influenza, Asthaa Whoopnc
Cough and all other diseases Of the Breast and Lungs, leading
to Cor sumption, the cheapest well the speedy
and certain Who that knows the inestmae virtues
Hoarhound and Ponese and has cough will not employ this
vegetable remedy combination happily designed aud
mild and safe This healing Bssam most efectually and
speedily all inflammation and of the lung,
ays the coueh promo e,pectoraon relieves asin
matte and difficult respiration.
For sale by j. o. FAY Agent At Minors Drug Store No.
1893 Broadway Frankln House New York. Madison street.
Of Catharne GA Broadway les Bowery of
81 ring 81 Canal street, 29s Greenwch and 227 Hudson
street, corner Of Spring.
Price snlv so cct Il bottle. jal5 ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
PRICES OF THE LEADING STOCKS New YoRK MAR.
IIIr

These stock, represent capital Of sSs 5000
On which he average depreciation "a per or ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
Port Of New York, january 10.

woRNaNG DERALD-.map NEWS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

lircnt man, absolutely comes out, seriously, ".e'
h,s own name to t"ll the alarm, and to caution me
neope And Why AL lS, Dir. President why al
.hcs. hrmhuGs and false issues; Can the Wings rH'
49,, uccrcd by srch means: Is there shame a'rd-
M ,mnup ihctn; Sir, il shame has any blush, ihr'T
checks ought to be ctrrna!ly cEnsoncd. II he: ha"
sornicr materials, they would not operate on MIR i"i,
Io,,ri,,yrus with such tracks and arihr"s. lhet
i,v. ,hcm not, Mr. President. and desperate and hope
loss r,u. he that cause which, to such means driven
Thor. Is fine 10 eradicate their poison TIL" an'ldor,
truth will d.sp, il; forever GnHihilatc It. Truth and
reason must triumph over error and iisehood.
AIR President my remarks lave been addressed Ia
The understandings and not the passions OF my asSo
cotes 10 show them the position Of tie Frderalis,s nom
nee Of the great pehad Opposition paFty-"rinscd,
stre,k,d and Spccklrd, II istn show it to them moi
bv bitter yiiupcration and idle defamation but 10
prove il Nv acs-iacts, too, furnished by the nominee
himself BY which he stands before the country, IN
position in which man sto06 bcfnre presenting po
t;col on;nions yrinr with the Kaleidoscope variety
Sir suppose could have acted the mock hero binsrr.
ed looked pompous and roared loud and acclaimed
ustily-bt M of straw, called him Philip Ca-
sar paved the part Of Pausanas Brutus srutled
before Won IN tragic attitude uttered philippe OF hun
der against tins monster, and excaIm otl with his
head; So much for Buckingham mil ht have 'march-
ed up the HILL aud then down again. All TINS niiah
have done: hut. Sir ours II not the cause 10 require
such resorts We have our principles as well known
as the name VIC bear. They written upon the m'nd
of every Democrat III the country We dare hv"w
Them and by argument maintain them. We have All 20
gain by such course; opponents all to lose hence
they do not resort 10 IT,
Sir | feel myself most sincerely indebted to III"
members OF the association for the patience they have
exhibited and the attention they have given 10 ny re-
marks If have succeeded in strengthening the minds
oi any Of them, in the truth and justice of our cause
why they should select for the Office Of President OF the
L. 5, the well tried Democratic Republican, ana MOI
the r. drra nominee shall feel graicd SIR, let us
remember that our party hurled Federalism from pow
.r IN 800; prostratrd the .Rrgu "f Terror. Will
We not IN l-lO the attempted rc-ascrhdnnrE OF
this very power; Are prepared for system Of 90
vcrnnent that Alexander Hamilton himself would gio.
re in: Let Us remember, the issue in truth is between
tho pripciues of Federalism on the hand and Re-
pubca nsm the ether
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

nIARSHALLT. HOUSE RICHMOND NA.--1hc attention Of
w this House tune" principally 10 transient CUSTOM Jr
the CITY, being the HS; the i,als
and nearly the Democratic Association Hall aud the Log
the hest lighrd liz. Rank
light. burn night the latter places half generally Noe
trnal frequent al the Hall AMI tabn III The
the week and will doubt until November
Light Of dark night very desirable particularly in the
Richmond The accommodations o: this io.se speak
for themselves. Visitors viii he tlIcir judges.
Aug II G-wiwI laf itf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
From that marked a the item stated IN the luntn
.irc uar as being S ,oI' n,o =.
l. h-h'''" IL
Il sGN1G- -
Difference

Difference = "'''
I, is true that in thc circular the Register says
e this sum IS:a I6l, 745 By is subject TO small var'a-
ton on the settlement, Of the accounts "t the reasa
nv" This was stated in 1s3S. In ie4o, '"e ""e
amount had been stated BY The junto, which suppose
they could have obtained they w"nid certainty nave
arrived nearer the eract truth, and l"ssenrt me great
charge Of prodsaliiy nearly two millions 81
But Sir. let this pass And to shew that am not as
po.ed 10 conceal auv thing from the people wilI NJ"
even take the wear 1857, the on" 60 specially r''rt'"
To- in tins Iunto circular in the Spring, (tnd wh'cm
can Ne found in the documents heF"w''h.l o', J VIZ
asr the year l>~, where the a@grrght" expenditure
larger AID compare il with that of l-2'. h'r year {"
economy IN tie estimation 81 our oEP"hfh'S H'' ""''
is tie result, Bya reference To table II VIII n' ss,n
that the expenditures in e, tor HemS mrTfM mS"r''g
rRam,r0ied, are S"'a'>.o ~ ~
The public debt, (per Statement b. iE'e"'7o' .
"Aggregaie amount for permanent and
ordinary purposes, excluding pay
mcmts on account Of objects either
S,,,.mcn, H 7:1n3,204 l6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

tSuc The public debt funds indie iau,es claims of
States for debts three cents on IL occasional
objects in District of
wise survey of the coast taking the Census; aas refunded
porinC expeditions and materials collected for M gradual
nen OF the Navy including Improvements Eary yards
public building. of all kinds bridges Ed to enos,
roads canals beakwatc and Improvements in and
borS militia and forts, all pensions those
yaIis and the purchases of lands Indians Indian
Eeparment) removal OF Indians and The wars with
other payments made in those property
lost or injuries committed during hastirs None Of these
years include any thin: account &c Post Office
Department..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
Tr0 Femaie T.dchrrS in ,eat Of Sfarton

ted situations for Ladies qualified
give u~Ia! branches taught Female Schools
cenrraiysc ordinary English branches French
suacc Music Piano Forte Painting, Drawing and Needle
work-Saary rnnr Hundred Dollars aud Board per
The would like 10 out Gf Virginia North caro-
lima and are ready the
once he Wk these Ladies cm1naie, together with
thrr testimonials, sufficient guaranty Of their ability.
paid, addressed 10 the subscriber will be-
promptly attended l.. r. NASH.
Book and Piano Forte Seller PacssLurg, IA
haze noy. and beautiful superior
Piano after having sold tTo hundred instruments,
without selling bad one, should doubt
their superioty Nothing satisfactory purchaser,
than which has borne the II there
things good PdrOs, am perfectly have them for sale.
L. r. NASH.
Semi J}-ttH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

.)ARLOR ui: PULPIT LAMPS-D ". HOW K Co. the
agents Richmond for the sale of DIArD%'S MECiiiNi
Cal. LAMP. These the beautiful Lamps that have
in this They also light than
other burning quantity a. and entirely free f"m
SMOKE Gentlemen LADIES' wishing haze patlG
spcntdiy lighted requested 10 call ard the article
office.
Silt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

c,,cnatures Of 1899 subject variation, the sec
men 81 he rasrrers Accounts for that which nave mo-
!e' ''a'Ie" ' ' T. l.. SMITH, Rcs'''tr.
Treasury pcnarmcrt Reg Office, May I, 1870
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
Sept !

7 ARGE STOCK or PIANO FORTES FOR SALE in Pc
Ia te-sgrr prg;aaThe subscriber i'm Peter
and well selected stock Of PIANO FORTES varying in
price from two hundred aud seventy five hundred dollars
NJ one can help admiring these PanGs,he very
and and tasty The suhsc her had the pleasure
OF sending his Pianos Rirhmund since
all Of which very superior He would pleased furnish
any orders upon favorable He has sold upwards
two hundred Planes and Of large
proved defective. E. p SisH
Ptter,burg, Pc.
Aug Il 2-Guf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
lEcnn ne Narri,snr, .Nag,cian. .lngn.t q. /

The "kcHs,onc' Suite irakc'-Thr Democracy OF
the skrystnne is every where in motion. Large and
enthusiastic meetings have been held in almost ever,
section of the State and where this has not already
been the case they advertised and will shortly take
Mace In number Of counties the Democrats nave
,Is nominated their tickets and are moving forward
IN solid, unbroken phalanx. Our friends abroad may
res, assured that the Democracy of Pennsylvania VIII
do the work handsomely this fall. AT III" annual cleo
lion they will carry least - of the y members Z"
Congress and maintain their asc"ndrncy IN 6o@ h""f"S
oc,Lc Icrj,t,uy, The Presidential election viii crown
ir"ir triumph By majority of upwards OF TWENTY
THOUSAND for Van Buren, and Johnson-whlch we
shall consider "gory enough for one year. Such Is
rhc prosp, r., in Pennsylvania. What say our Friends
viii this hr sufficient;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

RHODE IsiAHp Ell EcTIos.-Thr s"mI-ananal Gle
ton pnk place in Rhode Island Tuesday last, ard
though there cxcron =: organization among
the Dtmocra.s the result IN the whole State prcCrs"
is the same as ii was in April last. The Wings have
chosen ~ members OF the Assembly, and the Demo.
crafts %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

b. reference to Table B, il will be seen
that the expenditures IN l-3., .tor
iiems therein mirUi,ig n"mfr"icd,
are
The public debt. (prr Statement 3D.
".tgcrsgatc amount, for permanent and
ordinary purposes, excluding pay.
npcn,s on account Of objects either
extraordinary or temporary, Ias per
Statement ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

On "Wednesday morning.. l.!th inst, tive hnntrcd o
Cen Jackson friends rode ont from Nashville 10 lhr
Hermitage Ia render him their heartfelt homage of IRA
titul In, General, appraised the day before of thr'r
in,rrs:rd y.a.t received lis guests with suun" enter
tanl.rn, Il y T. @,-Gying 10 all to find hsm in IN
nsua e"nd :,"n.;. aui spirits lie visited Nashville
pr.f j ~ AMI ,.!nrr;rd the Ilrrmiiag" frGay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

Cir. lI,REI.oH's paI:crrt.r>.-h hat are they: ne
late Treasurer oil the United Stat"s-Wh', IL appears,
* a violent Whie-las attempted TO give them. And
Ia. and behold what are they: He gives one pr'n.
ciplc, which is "Onc Term only FOR the Frcs dent:
or, in other words jus, let the old man be President
one term-thats all he asks. The "x-Trrasurrr then
uoes on Ia say what are ngt ilarrisons cpies :
nrrcnd to saw rhnt are his principles And that IS the
important question before the American people. ihey
want 10 know whatare the opinions OF the candidate
before them: and how they propose to administer 'he
Government. And they have right TO know IL IS an
;i, - ,hm for . candidate to withhold his opinions
from them and to say ne will answer neither trend or
fc and vii write no more '.ior the public eye
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

Morr I>pI,x MrnuErs Ne are indebted II the
cd tor If the Savannah Georgian, for extra iroIi
that Office under date of the 27h u!t, detailing the
particulars OF most daring and atrocions murders re-
Gently committed By bands Of Indians on the borders
Of Georgia Floyd is ordered to cut them oil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

REMrwnru 1Hrs.-Mr Parmcurr, Democratic
member of Congress from Massachusetts, stated IN a
sperc upon The floor Of the House Of Representatives.
ta every member of the Hartford Convention .!cho
is MIR niirc belongs 10 the present mIs"all'd "nh'g
party and that all who have died, 4icd IN that PotcGi
fai,i undlr some Of its names lie called
uoon members from, the New England States 10 correct
him if he were wrong in this dcc!ersion All remain
ed seu,-!o, one dared to dispute the assertion who
t|icn 10 ask. maintaining Federal primo pies
Whel party lights shoulder /" shoulder "h TIC iiaFi
ford ConveutipHsis:-id Ycy star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

S,,, cf ,e.n,ufy on If ts e,ier EIirsorendrJ
ys,aorar1 nrigdtr Public DJt from lo2i tc ley.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

Fr,xKIyG.-Even the New York Evening Star can
not refrain from codrning The abuse OF the ranking
privi.rp 80 boldly carried on ~ The ""hig Executive
COMMITTEE, with John C. Clark nj Their mead ne
Star says: ~ IN
ave sill! hope that among reforms anticipated VIII
b.. one which shall modify and restrict tins irank'ng
privilege It was intended 10 enable members oil Con
rrss 10 frank business letters to their constituents,
and not to swell III" mails to an immense extent cost
~ IN the ncop!e, with ccc,ioncerng pamphlets, aud
cher objects entirely unconncc,cd with public affairs
II is no doubt abused to "a considerable extent. and We
tarc Tho nr;,.ilere will be hereafter regulated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

KrxrrcKy LsGIsIArrRE.-The Legislature of Ken
lucky assembled, in pursuance OF the call OF te Gov
.rnor al Frankfort the 18TH inst, Samuel Hanson,
In. late Speaker of the Senate, was reelected, ana
Charles : Morclcad chosen Speaker Of the Hons"
oc REPRESENTATIVES. The object of the meeting is TO
pass an act to direct the mode of election of electors 9"
President and Vice President OF The United States
Tho senate has passcd an act for that purpose, and
apreed 10 adjourn the day, but the House had not
vet concurrrd with thea. letter IN the Louisville
Advertiser says .The Wings were evidently deter
mined to present tn" scnb!ance Of unann'ty at their
first meeting. although II Is well kn""n no such u"an
nifty existed
"Our liulc pliaanx Of Drmocrac: might b" observed
standing firm and undisndaycd by the array " Numbers
opposcu 10 them This band of Democrats looked Ike
men firm of purpose in t right, and determined 10 DO
their duty Few they are, they WI! to.inorFo"
make their weight be felt for the are armed "i'h ph
ciprs tIIa. cannot be put down
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

,sro. ,hsrduc This regret Is, however confess, ma.
,,iiy diminished conviction, that The people IN III '
] ~ ,I, h, ~ brrrnsf done" convince 'hns" VINO atru.h
~, y, upon their crdny, OF the folly ct seek
~ - ,oronnisl in this country, political Objects b! <heh Dis
''' have tlr honor nhe, gentlemen,
VERY respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

Expenditures Of e United States, from The tor 1924
1899 INCLUSIVE, Grscd5y 10 hesitation IF he Senate
Of ls ha;.9 lSiJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
oMMIssIoNER,s SALE cor

Yatudbte Land near amherst Court. House.
DURSUANr To the provisions Of decree of the
l. Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance
~, FOR Ambers, county, pronounced 1t the Sepem-
Der term, 1885, in the of" Garland as Pow
eli."-the Undersigned, appointed commissioner
for the purpose. will proceed TO sell, by way of pub
lie auction, on the premises TO The highest bidder
for ready money, on Thursday, the 30lh day OF April
next the following tracts Of land wit: tract of
354 acres, and another Of 240 acres, described
in deed Of ldeniure. made The 9th day of une
1927, between James Powell Of the Il st pant. Thorn
as r. Brown Of the second part. and Archibald
Ropeison, John Penn and others OF the third part
except TO acres part Of The tract of 35I acres
purchased by Mrs. Mildred Rose. These lands lie
in The immediate vicinity oil Amherst Court House,
and are deemed valuable. The sale, being made
under deere of court, will be oitout ,eserre The
title is believed to be UNREASONABLE, but the under
signed will convey only such lie as is vested in him
by the decree aforesaid.
THOMAS N. EUBANK ,Com'r.
March 90. 1904
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
1900 acres

OF which 500 or 700 open and seeded well
with grass. or the cleared Land so acres are river
low and so branch flats, well adapted
grass That pOrlIOn Of the Land which is unclear.
ed, is well timbered. The Plantation has belong
ing TO it, an ample supply OF good Utensils first
rate Thrcshins Machine for getting out
Wheat, Oats, or Clover Seed two Wagons. with
all The necessary Gear; a stock Of fine Ca,ile, "a
mong which are some Of the Durham breed ten
good Work Horses. two Of which are excellent Brood
Mares a Stallion about 80 Hogs; about 100 bar
re's OF Corn; quantty Of Rye and 800 bush.
els Of Oats. Iii would suit any person TO buy the
Plantation, together with every thing on t-as above
enumeraled-l should pre;erit. have also on the
Plantation or 6 hands whom am willing TO hIe
to the purchaser till the crop shall be completed
Possession may be had very shortly after the sale is
effected. This is desirable Tract Of Land, and
respectfully invite those wishing to purchase TO go
TO see H. The terms shall be quite accommodating.
Please apply to me in Lynchburg.
PLEASANT PART1N.
N. b. There are on the above plantation 400 900
Mulberry slips and 5000 mulberry 70 It's OF last
years growth which. ii desired by the purchaser,
will be sold with it, Z. p.
March 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE Of decree OF the Circuit Superb
- or Count of Law aud Ch6ncery for the County
of Amherst, pronounced on the Alb day OF April.
1910, in the case of Wardsworih, Williams q Co.
plaintiffs, against Peter G.. Hansard and others de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned commissioners, one OF
them, will SELL at public Auction, 10 The highest
bidder, for Cash, at Amherst Court House. on Mon
day, the 18th day Of May next. (being court day.)
all the right, ile. aud interest OF the said Peter T..
Hansard, to the SLAVES, and their increase,
which were bequealhed 10 hun by the last will and
testament Of has father, the late John llansaid,
decd, aud Inch said will is duly recorded IN the
County Court OF Misunderstanding as Commisi"n-
ers. the undersigned will give the tile conferred by
said decree to the purchaser and none other. THIS
is, however, regarded unqneslionabe.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr., .Co,n,,s
DAVID K. EDLEY, s
April 90 ids