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The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07
DISSOLUTION.

THyHE partnership heretofore existing
& between Tic subscribers. va3er the firm
of HUI & SIBERIAN, was By mutual agreement
fine parties d;szolyed on the 22d off eb. 1899.
c. HILL
V. SHERMAN.
NE. The demands in favor of the above
firm are in my hands for collection. Accounts
IN book must be settled by cash or otherwise
soon. Pavmenl must be made on all notes due
Immediately. Z. HILL.
Middiebury. March 4. 1889. AZ
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07

Box, Parlcr and Cook Stoves,
among them several entire new Patterns, which
have never been introduced until this season
among which are Green's Patent, with an Gle
vated oven, and the celebrated Railway Stove.
A. WILCOX.
aiiddlebury, Dec, 30 1893. if;34
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07

BA4E1xG. Mr.. :, of T-ern1at ,iaagh
not personally acquainted with Judge o..
LEV ism 70 De one Of the most influential
members u Inc legislature. AMI Of politics
opposed 70 his own. Beng once Informed,
tina, the Judge was then = the village stage
house, Mr. 7. preceded ,hitheT, and com
'ncnccd abusing the Judge. ii 4 1;d and
boIstcrous coLyersa;.on v.:,h others. on &C
count q some & his public a"ts. The re-
marks Of 1,r :. were gradually 50 sharp,
tIat it becamc necessary lor tie Judge to
say something 81 o!hcr: and ie quietly
said, S., y9u remind IRE of l't:ic dog
my father had when was by. thc, used
to 20 ont q ni4;i,=. and bark At thu moon.
And what i,.en !" 2zted N T.
Nothing more than. that the moon kept
on SHINING" replied the Judgc, as he quick
" walked cut. and seated himself ii the
stace.-BGliimorc SIR.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07

Tho subscriber has also. rs usual, an e1ier
$40 -csclr,.,,nr,i Gs
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03
THE TIPPECANOE TEXT BOOK

Another edition of fifteen thousand copies oil
"THE TEXT BOOK" printed on fine paper
will be completed this week, greater portion
of which has been already subscribed for Inc
other edition will probably be exhausted IN
few days, and as it is the intention of the pub
Usher, to publish third edition of fifteen thous-
and cops, they respectfully request the Ilppe-
canoe Ci45s and Harrison Associations IN the
different sections of the Union, to send on their
orders, accompanied by the cash, as speedily as
possible. The price is $40 per hundred copies
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03
NEW YORK. June 1. 1870.

l
The British Queen left this city to-day, with an
unusually large number of passengers. She car
ries out 1863. Foreign Exchange has been very
brisk, and large amount of business has been
done, notwithstanding the steamer carries near
100000 dollars in specie. Bills on England, for
the British Queen, and the Packet Ships, Nhree
of which sailed also, today have been sold at
from u to 81 premium. The larger portion of
the transactions were at 7S and 8 per cent. There
has been a large supply of bills, and every do
mand has been satisfied.
Exchange on the South is very dull, and no
sales have been made to-day at the Board Phil
adelphia may still be quoted at 942 IS. On
Baltimore, no change.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company,
have declared dividend of 81 per cent. for II,
last six months. This win make some advance
in the stock of that company.
Mr. Stevens, the owner of the beautiful yacht
which was recently built in this city, sends her
out to-day, in company with the packet ships
She sailed in company with the South Carolina,
and will try her speed with that fast and fine
ship. The north and the south are thus found
vending their way together on the broad ocean.
May we not hope, that ere long, they may DO
found bearing their course onward on the land,
and side by side, doing good service to the West
ern Statesman and Hero, in his battle against the
spoilers. However, did not intend to become
political, and viii conclude, by informing you,
that Fanny Elssler is still ''the observed of all
observers" at the Park, while Celeste takes her
last, and particularly her farewell benefit, to-
night, at the Chatham.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03
PRATT sTREET.-This great thorough

PRATT STREFT.-This great thorough
fare of our city, appears to be constantly on the
improvement; the whole street in its extent east
and west, is becoming crowded with warehouses,
stores, hotels, shops, offices, depots, &c. The
cross streets and avenues leading to it and Lom-
bard, and other streets in its vicinity, are now
becoming commercial marts. Some of the largest
stores in the city have recently been erected on
Lombard street and in Exchange Place and Com
merce street, several fine establishments are now
erecting We rejoice in the lively hope that
when the revolution in the government now go
ing on, is completed, the enterprise and public
spirit of our citizens will again ego ahead"
The City Block, and city property in that vi
cinity, is now entirely occupied with lumber
yards, coal yards, wood yards, Sc. The wharves
are covered with lumber from the Susquehanna,
and the neighborhood has become alive with pop
ulation. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
demands large space, and the business from
the Susquehanna railroad will use portion of
the ground for the transhipment of cheap, heavy
articles at the least possible expense.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

GEORGlA.-The last papers from this
State, bring encouraging accounts of the meet
tings which are being held, to send delegates to
the Convention, at Milledgeville, on the 9Th of
June, TO nominate candidates for President and
Vice President. The cause of HARRIso,; and
TYLER, is on the advance, in the south. To-
morrow, we will give particulars Of the various
meetings in Georgia.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

The amount is to be 6xed by the value of the
oy, when the plaintiff demanded him Of the de-
fendant, which was in November, 1885. A wit
ness proved that such boy would then have
been worth between $3.50 to 500, which, with
interest, from '36 up to date, would guide the
verdict. The jury retired, and soon returned
with verdict of $3.50 IS damages, for the
plaintiff
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

Captain Rogers, against whom it was alleged
that he had put one of his men on shore, on one
by the U. S. Court of New York, on the ground
that the offence with which he was charged, was
not committed within two years from the period
of the indictment or information. The act of
Congress says, s'No person shall be tried for any
offence, not capital, unless the indictment or in
tuted within two years" The crime with which
Capt. Rogers was charged, took place in 1887.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

member permitted TO open his mouth in Opposf
ton to schsme or rule, Incorporated with ever
official manual, since the days of the adoption a
the American Constitution. The Sub-Treasury
bill is the order of the day, at twelve o'clock, IN
til disposed of. The majority decide to go int
'committee of the whole, whenever they please
and to neglect all other business Mr.. Leet, oi
Penn. made defence of the Bill to-day, and Will
be succeeded by MIR. Brockaway, talented and
Industrious young member from old Connecticut.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

FACT.-At this moment, living eagle is "a
Harrison's keeping-while living lion is in
Van Buren's keeping.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT

f1Te5e7tE--J1IISt THUtU7ICe
The case of Griffith vs. Hyde, was continued
to-day, by the learned counsel, and after patient
investigation of the whole evidence, the court
instructed the jury to find damages for the plain
tiff, if they were satisfied that the boy was his
property. The case was argued by John S. Ty-
son, Esq for the defendant, and Geo r. Richard
son, Esq. for the plaintiff Mr.. r. at the close Of
his eloquent speech, explained to the jury that,
if they believed the boy to be the property of the
plaintiff, they would be bound BY their oaths to
give verdict for him.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

THEATRE,-Front St-This evening has
been set apart for the Benefit Of Mr.. BARRY.
Inc bill presents selection of interesting and
amusing pieces. This gentleman is well known
as favourite comedian, and needs nothing more
than notice to secure full house
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

pauRDER--A woman named Catharine Now
iand, residing in Centre street, New York, was
murdered on Saturday last, by her husband. who
was cripple, and killed her with his crntcb.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

SCHUYLKLL BANK, PHiLADl:LfiisA.-A meet
ing of the stockholders of this Institution, is to
be held to-day, for the purpose of receiving from
the Board of Directors, a communication in re-
lation. to the late frauds which have been prac-
tised upon the bank
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.-The

Wing Convention in this county, on Saturday
last, nominated the following named gentlemen
for the next House of Delegates.
CHAS. SERATT RIDGLEY.
RICHAD ESTEP.
BENZ. f. GAUTT.
MARTIMOR DORSEY.
The Convention was large, aud we know that
the greatest enthusiasm existed among its mem
bers,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

To the Editor Qfthe Pilot.
DEAR SIs,-I find, in the Patriot of this after
noon, . misprinted extract of note, signed by
myself, and the other officers of the It'll War'i
Tippecanoe club, and published in the Pilot
this morning. The Editor of the Patriot, pre-
fixes to the extract this, 'Judge Hanson, and
the other officers of tie Club have authorized
the following publication"
Permit me, through your columns, to say, that
do not make the Patriot the organ of any com
munication of mine, public or private
The Wing Editors, through the county, will
be pleased to publish the whole of the letter as
it appeared in the Pilot of this morning, and to
acknowledge where they copy it.
With great respect, yours, Sc,
c. w. HANSON,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03
Pennsylvania AND BALTIMORE
TRADE.

The following canal barges arrived yesterday
at p. m. in tow of the steam boat Paul Jones,
eight hours and half from Havre-de Grace
The cargoes are all consigned to John Boggs,
SEQ; Barge Judge Burnside, so tons, Capt.
McElrath, from Howard Centre Co., Penn. 1850
bushels wheat; barge, Judge Porter, 50 tons,
Capt. Glass, from Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa,
1900 bushels wheat, 100 barrels -four, lot whis-
key and Bacon.
Barge Baltimore, so tons, Norton, frou Lew
isburg, Union County, 500 bushels rye, $50
bushels wheat, 100 barrels four,a and tons Bacon.
The above canal boats are not as dAeply laden
as their capacity win allow, owing to the water
being low in the canal.
The wind in the bay, during the passage, was
strong from the east, but produced no anxiety
whatever
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03
President, 7th Ward Tippecanoe Club.
Baltimore, June Cd, 1870

We owe an apology to the 1fppecanoe club of
the second ward, for not inserting their notice
yesterday. It was accidentally mislaid, and
would have appeared but for that circumstance
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03
SHE BUILDING.-we a.e gratifed

SHIP BUILDING.-Wea ale gratifed to
learn that our enterprising townsmen, Geo.SWil-
liam Gardner, have ON the stocks first class
ship of 700 tons, for Messrs. Howell s Sons,
Under the superintendent of Capt James Fray
sier, $50 feet on deck.
Also, that Mr.. L. H. Duncan, is building
superior vessel, for Oelrichs & thurman, under
the superintendent of Capt William H. Conk-
lin.
The ship Tippecanoe, owned by Messrs
Clark s kellogg, Hardister & Hooper, and Capt
Adams Gray, has her masts in, and in three or
four weeks will be despatched to Am sterdam
thence to New Orleans, when she will take her
place in the regular line between New Orleans
and Baltimore
OF the many ship yards in this city, these two
excepted, the rest are idle or doing but little.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

THE SOUTHERN LITERARY AS
SOCIATIONS.-We have before US the May
numbered this work. The table of contents pro-
misses the usual interest to its readers.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

The calm, warm weather of the few days pas,
is now changed to strong easterly blow, and
woollen clothing is quite necessary 1t reminds
us of the heavy gale of June 4th, 1925, when the
lumber men from the Susquehanna, lost their inn
mense floats of lumber, in the Chesapeake, which
now, thanks to. the steam tow boats, have been
safely towed into our harbor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

TUEsEAY. Jan. 1lth, 1e.0.
Tit Speaker laid before Tie House the annual re-
port Il the Court Of Directors ofihe Western Luni-
Hos,H,al. for the year Is3e. which motion Of
3r Ctaiohfeld VAS laid upon the table and ordered
10 be pribted.
TIE SIP, Acr also submitted letter OF John
Sonihgate, Ptesid.I pro TEN Of tho Exchansc Bank
Of VifgnIs. IN compliance sIh resolution 81 the
House Of Delegates Of the 6th inst. transmitting
LET OF members 81 the llouss ~hu stockholders
1.-THE Baul. aud xhblg their inaebi edntss TO the
Bank a, individual. at& members of firms, which
o ,notinn Of Mr.. SLuihall laid the table aud
ordered 10 he -. nltd.
On iGOiiea OF Dir. Wade Of Montgomery.
Eesoiref, That the COMMITTEE The Militia
Laws be instructed 10 inquire into The espedieney Of
forming Regiment IN the county oil l. uaski, out OF
farls Of the 3jlh and 10Th regiments.
On motion of Mr.. Lsokridgr,
Resoirea. Tlst The Committee OF X Dads and liner
bal Navigation be instructed 10 inquire into the sx-
pedeHcy Of mailing further appropriation for the
opening and construction offhe road from the Great
Falls IN tho ailing Spdng Valley. in The county Of
AileRhany IN isterseet the road Jackson's River.
at or near Enbmson's place rear Co,0gion. for the
purpose of opening road in the counties OF Bath aud
leehany. and fr ocri in purposes therein mention
ed. passed Jan. 9ih, s24.
On motion of Mr.. Tay Ioe Of l.. and r.,
Resoired. That the COMMITTEE lot Courts Of Jus
tice enquire iHo The sxpedisncy al amending the
act relative TO free negroes, so asto anihoise me
Clerks oi the County Courts TO deliver them Their
papers OF freedom only when they are about to re-
from county 10 another OF out oil the State,
| and ihen by direction Of the Court
The Speaker laid before the House communi-
cation from The Governor rs President oil the Board
OF Public Woks in answer TO resolution nt the
House adopted the 2Alh inst, calling for ioforma-
uun IN relation to certain locks the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Canal.
PETITIONS.
Prtnions ere pfesenlcd--
| BY Mr.. Wood, of Elizabeth A. Bnns 10 be airor-
oed from her husband Edmund Binus.
Contcsttd election from Monongatid.
| On motion Of Mr. Southall, The report Of the
/ Committee Of Privileges aud Elections upon the
memorial OF Caleb TaDzey, complaining of The undue
election OF james Evans Of The delegates from
The comfy Of Mononaalia.
ia motion Of Mr.. Souhall. Mr. Tarzey, the con-
resting candidate, was admitted 10 seat within the
bar OF the House.
The frs, resolution Of the Commitiee iss fol-
/ lUws
/ "Resoired. That under the particular facts and
circumstances Of the present contest. the noucc OF
! the contesing candidate, delivered to the sitting
member on The l3tb jane 1882 OF his intention 10
contest his seat ~ the present House OF Delegates,
is sufficient aud ought To be sustained
The QUESTION was put upon adopting the resolu-
ton Of tile Committee. and decided IN the affirmative,
as ioows-ayes %. noes %.
On motion of Mr.. Hunter,
The House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
BALTIMORE MARKETS. Jan. IT.

FLOU R.-Hoacard Street Fiour.-Saes of par
GELS NJ AIDE from in the early part of The
week AT 1884 cash, and other lots of brands
were taken al s.. so on time. We have not heard
OF any transactions in the article either yesterday or
to day the asking rate this morning. however is
$3.50. The stock is small. The Car and wagon
price continues at 1925, with some little improve
ment in tie amount OF receipts.
Oily Nils Eouf.-rhe last sale was at S5,G24
full. No activity in the market AT present.
. Wheat The supplies of water borne wheats have
ceased enunely since tie closing OF the tributaries
OF The Chesapeake by ice. Some parcelsby wagons
are making their appearance. and have sold at 81 TO
81 ,07 for common to prime reds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
DOMESTIC syTELEEGENCE.
THE ACCEPTANCE.
Letter from ht Con.a.itiee 10 General Hdrri:on.
HhhnfsBuEo, 7Ih December 1899

HhnnrsBuHo, 7ih December. 1899
To Gen. Pm IL Harrison
SIN: The nudersigprd,a commitise appointed BY
be National Democratic Wing Convention. ass eni-
led at Harrisburg to nominate Candidates for the
fflces of President and Vice President OF the L.
tied States, have the honor to iniorm YOU that. by
resolution Of that body, passed UNANIMOUSLY Il is
ency, and tie Hon. John Tyler of Virginia can.
dsne Tor the Vice Presidency Of the Unuae States.
The undersigned have The honor TO be, with the
Iighes, respect,
Yonr obi seuis,
JOHN OWEN Of Norh Carolina, Chairman,
ELISHA w. ALLEN Of Maine.
JAMES WILSON OF New Hampshire.
ISAAC G. BATES Of Massschusetls.
JAMES +. SIMMONS OF Rhode Island.
WILLIAM HENRY Of Vermont.
CHARLES DAVIS Of Connecticut.
ROBERT G. NICHOLAS ol New York.
EPHRAlM MARSH of New Jersey.
RICHARD MANSFIELD Of Delaware.
J. ANDREW Shuttle of Psnnsylyanis.
REVERDY JOHNSON of Mar, ladd.
JAMES w. PEGRAM Of Vug,ni,.
THOMAS METCALF Of Kentucky.
JACOB BARNETT Of Ohio.
DOUGLASS MCGUIRE of Indiana.
q. MASON GRAHAM Of Louisiana
r. G. TUPPER 81 Mississippi.
WIN. RUSSELL Of Missouri.
GEO. W. RALPH Of Illlaois.
HENRY w. billiard of Alabama.
GEO. &. BATES Of Michigan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
Coz. Iyer's rfpiv.

WILLIAMSBURG, (Va.) Dec. l6, 1889.
Gentlemen: The nomination which, as the or
gaus OF the late Harrisburg Convention, you have
Communicated to me, is accepted with sensbllIty
greatly augmented by the fact, that whilst it is a
result in no way contemplated by me, it alien
ded BY the unanimous concurrence Of that enlleh-
ed and patriotic body. To have my name associa-
ted with that OF The eminent Patriot who is put III
nomination for the first Office is OF itself regarded
by me as ordinary honor. His long and tlthlul
services to the country, at the council-board and in
the field. have won for HIM Distinguished name in
history, and furnish the surcs guarantee that should
he be cevaied by the popular voice to the chiel
Executive office, his administration OF governmental
affairs will be just, and prudent, and wise. With
the Constitution for his guide, and the good of his
cou st:v his only aim. doubt not but that his exer-
lions would be exclusively directed uphold the one
and to advance the other The friend and supper
ter OF JEFFERSON, Of MADISON and MONROE, and
the immediate descendant of u signer of the Deca-
ration OF Independence, can be rome other Than
true to his early Republican Coed. and the devo.
Ted advocate OF free principles and OF nodular rights.
J have the honor 10 be gentlemen,
Your obedicni servant,
JOHN TYLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
e,EUCATION.

VNllE subscriber will reopen his school on Mon
i day, the 18Th Of January, 1910. He promises
his best exerons to imrari useful aud solid inIorma
ton, and asks u share OF patronage. Applicants
will be ai,erded the Stop of X. Slabler.
Refercnce-k. b. Townley
PETER C. NELSON.
January w4w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
Honder of JPonders.

In the letter of the Cashier Of the Bapt :, y.
GINA, Governing list of the member If The Ilo.'
who own stock or are indebted TO said B,nt "
observe the name of"drthur Smith, nineteen 81,
Who could have believed il
Richmond Itb;o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

BEAUTY.-We have high authority for III.
piulon that pefect loneliness IS only TO be ra,.
where the features, even when most bea,e,I nD
rive their peculiar charm from the swes,ns.. e
genleness OF disposition which the csun,eoancs
presses.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

The Winchester Nitginian Of the Slh inst, states
that the r- road from that place to liarpe,'s Ferry
II was supposed would be cleared from snow on thai
day. and The Irads and travel resumed, as hereto
fore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

IL IS stated in the Southern papers tina, IN. ~
Iecied Methodist College Of Mississippi has tecar 10
subscription Of seveniy-six thousand dollars To
for It's location. f'eed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
John Owen, Esq, and others of the Committee

FLOUR IN NEW lORk.-lt appears that
ders for flour were received by the late arrivals from
Europe, which being brought into the New Nork
market on Thursday caused quiie movemeut--anh
sales OF from 10, 600 TO 1900 bbs.. made at
So at hch price holders of Gennessec in
disposed to make further sales.
We do not find that this news has affected the
Flour market in this eily-hciders firm al IS!
Tor llewara isrcet Bat. Pal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

Snow fell in the neehborhood Of Caiaragp. NJ.
York, during the recent storm, TO the depth Of nv
feet on level. 'ut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
vi L L. X .

GEFF.v<E !"
NSE1~N&.NS ORDERS itn with Mcssrs. Hol
WK Inns Il Ryan, for SWEET MILK
sksss-Ak2az.s will be attended To every morning
Sundays excepted. Contracts will be made Tor
the day, week. month, quarter, half year or y'ar.
THOMAS BARR.
Jan. JIG 81 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

There is an OF in New York which is said ,o,
over fou, thousand pounds, and is still grown, ign
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

TIE expenses Of the Aroosstook expedition ".
GLIDING The civil posse amount TO 2G61Gs #. L.
% cenIs. = ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
SHOES! SHOES

M E have just received spendid assohHJJ'C ,H
w LADIES' French Kid, Morocco, Seal ana . I'm
Skin SHOES AND SLIPPERS, all Oh 1" ~,
were manufactured expressly for our sales anu
worthy the special attention Of those in vans war,
good article. BURTON & Rophe'
t Oct % Is"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

o. The Iowa, arrived al New York from uav,.
brings 100000 francs III specie. On The Other
hand the Utica takes back 100 900 franc,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
Trust Sale Of ;Sf0UeS.

vrture oil a deed OF trust executed by H. w
- Hocombe on the FIST day of October, lasa
TO the undersigned, trustees, for the payment Of b
debts, viii be sold by them. one of Them a, th
Market house, IN The town Of Lynchburg, by woy
OF public. auction. on sixty days credit the pnrch
sers giving negotiable notes. satisfactorily endorsed
On Saturday The 18th day Of the presen, mouth
from twelve TO fifteen Negroes, or AS many Of lb,,
as may be necessary for the payment f his debIs
J. j. b i: MGhL'E' rm.'ss.
Jan. 9 1sJ1
lie above salem consequence of the inclemeney
Of the weather, is postponed until Saturday p,,i
the 2alh inst; in the mean time should any person
ices. A. l.. WYLLIE, rru,
]. BENAGH, lee,
Jan. 90 ID