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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
RO'l'i aA

'l'ut- undersigned is now ready to receive wheat
4 during the season, for which he will payihe
highest cash price. To prevent misunderstood ding
ne now Informs his friend, and the public generally
that IN every case where wheat is sent to the MILL
and no Price agreed upon, IT is stored in The Mil
It" Tue RISK oi the planter long the prce remains
unsettled as he is only MILLER. and not an insu-
fef against hte, water, &c. ALIEN. MUNDY.
Aug 3 =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
.s'GYIEgE.

4 UNIT x MARTIN assuciated with them in
business on the Isl inst. JOHN WARD, Jr.
the business will IN future br candartrd under lie
hrm of MARTIN, HUNT X WARD.
Thankful Ion the LIBERAL patronage heretofore re-
cr"ed. they solicit the same Tor the new firm.
Feb. 6 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
Mr.. Moses Mays:

MIR. Moses !. Mays:
s. lR: TAKE NOTICE, that on tie first j,y
~ OF March next, at the house ni Peter Rutbrrftd
10 the county OF Nelson. State OF Virginia aud ON
the Isl day OF April Hex, at The house oi Charle,
Flood. in tie county of oldham, in The Stale of
Kennedy, | shall proceed 10 take The drposons of
sundiy witnesses 10 be read as evidence in cause
now depending IN the Ci,cuil Superior Count Of
Law and Chancery Tor Nelson comfy, in which
you plaintiff aud |, as EAccut,- Of Aus,a
Wright, deceased. am defendant and shouA sarl
deposiilons not BE- ken on Il n>e DAYS they will be-
taken on The succeeding DAYS SUNDAYS opted.
LAVENDER LONDON, Ex'orof
Austin Virgin, deed.
Jan. 80 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
EXTRA BARGAINS
fog 9ftSEp !

EsEING ANXIOUS TO CLOSE THE RE
- NJ AlNDER OF OUR
Eg'F ~ TE Es = TO OK.
many descriptions Of Goods may be bough, Al about
the original cosT.
We invite The particular attention Of our friends
TO the following articles, which it will be seen are
sold al gIeai sacrifice.
Yard wide Cotton Cloth, 1T 4 | ID
GaIicoss, worth 9d.) al AID,
DO = Is. CD at Is,
Fannels aud Linseys at Is,
FulIed Cloths al 3 81,
4 Merno AT IS 3D.
s. French Merno at 6s
4 lng,ain CatpetmQ al IS 3D.,
SUPER Brussels do at 9s,
Rose Blankets at l5s,
futred Hats al 4 I'd 10 9s,
Bed Iickings at 3D.
Hosiery and Gloves at 81 per pair
Badles' Shoes At 2s Sd do.
Table Diapers livery fne,) at4s GI,
1914 Bathsiry Sheeting at As ca,
Black Bombazrues Is,
Silk Nt,eis Al 9s l2s,
Nuusin de LANES At 30 cents
Black and c2lor"d SILKS, Chal'eys Carnbrcs Mus.
Inns, Bonncls, Rlbons Fancy H4ndkercincis, Scarls
Clojhs, Casslmrics, cassinetls, keut0cky Jeans
Cloaks and Over COATS, Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Span
Cotton, &c &c.
All of which will be sold extremely low, for
| cash. BURTON & ROBES
Feb. 10 ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

The Cincinnati Gazette OF The 9Th inst. SAYS IN
the navigstitn ofthe DINO liver wa~ iatls resume
--Siesmboals had taken then departure far Ne
Orleans aud other places.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
pl0us.ls and Castings OF every dcscrip-
ton,

M MeGLANAIIAN q Co. are M constantly
w Manufacturing, at their establishment IN
the old Theatre on the 2nd street above Planters
Warehouse, l. 9 aud horse Plou sls. made off of
the McCoimck and other patterns. House power
Tor Treshng Machines, made of of William Helms
and Allan's patterns. Mil Geariug and Machinery
ni every description executed III the neaest manner,
and al The shortest notice.
Fen. 10 t1M-wIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
hsHlAsJ'EgFUE, CA0Ds!

SPLENDID Paris Mole Skin and Embroidered
- Merno Mantas,
bi"ck. blue black aud other colors Irish TahinetI,
a rare, cheap aud most beautiful article,
b'ack, bne black and ntller colurs PLAIN and richly
: inquired Sik, some very exquisite styles.
oncommony rich and beautiful Paris Nous dc
LANES,
Black and blue black Chally de LANES.
Together with "a great many other articles, com
prisns large, cheap and beautiful assortment Oh
pooGs for the Ladies', WIN. NJ. DAVIS & Go.
Nov. Is ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
stocks, Collars &C.

HE&TLENEN viii Gnd at Hunt * Martins a
I a fine assortment of
Superior plain aud oolourcd Satin Socks,
do do do B1mbnzine do
Linen Collars. all Patterns,
Bla, X and cooured Goat Skin Gloves, very
superior.
Sept. 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

e No less than twenty eight Printers arr said 10 has
lesi then lives At Fannin's massacre. IA Texas. Pm
tiers are always among the first la dip into any ala
whore the liberties OF tl,en fellow men are ., STA
o. The yoke Of an oppressur needs 10 be broken
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
.E'OTRCs.

ss " TUE.
SA/ T. have associated Mr.. GRIEF B. TATE
w with us IN business-whch will however be
conducted under the firm OF Turner & Burwell as
htretnfuIe.
We h1ve on hand an extensive assortment Of
"oo)S suited To the presen, season, aud beng
ANXIOUS REFUGE on stock as much as possible, the,
VII he sold iore very small advance 10 those wh1
may tayor US ~ith call.
TURNER Y BURWELL.
Dec. Is oN,f.u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

Many of,he mechanics Who went to New OIL
last fall for work. ave been obliged 10 return
has seldom u uesrr happened beinre. lniruih
sever was snch preunaf, distress, all iar wani
currency. tof there never WAS before such amount
staple produce on hand.-IN. Y. Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

Rare Loneeriiy-A free regiess died a, Par
mouth, Va. lasl week, as the age al ll3 years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
TORAcus,. ror.cca..

The highest market Itirc will be syen G,, ,oos.
Tobacco. Our friends erjH do ucR IN cali ~, nc
o9ore setting J.J. PURNlS & DUFFEL.
Jun 20 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

A SACRED MELODY.

SACRED MELODY.
n Ton bright stars ~h.eh ge,a ,henishi,
De each y hIissfal dwelling sphere
Wherc Kindred spirits re-uni,c,
Whom death has Torn asundcr here
How sweei il were NJ once 10 die,
Aud leave this hlighied arb aihf--
Mix soul with soul. TO ,lea,e the shy,
Aud soar ana, from star 10 slsf. E
Bar oh how ,ar.. how drear, how line
Would seem The brightes, world ofhsiss,
H. wandering through each radiant our,
We failed to find the love Of ihis -
Iffhere no more the Ties shoald tvine,
Which death. cold hand can snsoL
All. then these stars ia noekcts slime,
More hateful as they shine iolesor.
IL cannot I've each hore aud fear -
Tia, lights the eye Or crowds Tie brow, s
Pseeia,- there is happier srham
Than this bleak world thal holds Us now
Therc is voice which sorrow bears,
When heaviest weighs lfe's GAZING chain,
'Tis heaven That wll'peis--aDfy tbs lrafs--
The pure IN hear slia meei again -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

x1arfnafion. Southern napef advcfis,s
'%sk f."a"ay by the following description: ,l,tis
1' wears Of age. tis aosc siataei ap sir teef
~ hal On &c.- What "a nozz e ll,a, mast De. +
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
Az EASY HOsB 40 WEALTH.
MOrus MuIticnuIis and SILK Worm
Epps fnI AIaIl.

Eggs for Sale.
I HAVE one hundred thousand Morus Maitcau
lis SIPS rnsed from trees OF luxuriani growth
IN The seInny ot Lyochbnfc, aud Fifty Ounces Of the
genuine Mammoth Ilhue Donble crop Siik Horn
Eggs Which would engage on accommodating
terms, deliverable N any lime before the sI Of Apll
next The Eggs will be sold by tie ounce of thou
sand Orders ron.a distance will be sirlcils atien-
Did 10 II addressed To DAVID b. PHELPS
Lynchburg. va
Nov. II IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

We are IN daily expectation ofrrceivinc LOT of
~ e. sb' e. % @ ID -,
which have been detained some time ON The ,,v,,
by ice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

|, caunoi be expected, from llc dscour9g ~ pros.
poets OF Business Tor The ensuing year, ihat the
crease Of as will be ptopoti uuably greater than =
during The rfeseni year, il indeed II be lonn
great. The board estimate The piotable receipts
from toll, the ensuing year AZ 81 25J, 600.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

aanfs a'saJs co'hed.' as The biz toe SAL to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
New ssrocer,ir. IyntIIuIf.

fEsilE .ub.efihers ba,isg removed ia lsi'chbne
4 rrSpssifpii, ,niern iheir llieuds aud the pub.
tic rrnefis iaaiihes have taken lie hanse f,r4ef-
d orcupi,s by Mario. Maud N DAVIS, Iwo doors
heloe chities Pheln-'s Aueiirn Roan,. aud nppn-
site Messr~, ). x II. H. Gt1snds Law oiiiee.
Where they intend 10 Keep geeerd assortment II
Gidctfifs tor sale. al low tsies. for rash.
BAILEY & WOMAfk.
Or. Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

aud BIS, AIDES, Drawing Moves, Cages &c
Blacksmlhs' Tools viz: Bellows Ansils. Vices
Sed.es, Screw-plales, Files. Ra-ps, Steel, &c
SAddlery aud Coach Makers Ma, rails very ex-
tenSIye assortment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

SHIRTS .s.s'D EsSs.1EE.EEeS
M Ems superior Silk Shirts
Mems Buck do
Merino do
Lambs Wool do
Merlno, Lambs Wool, and Buckskin drawers of
allAnalltes.
On hand and for sale at low prices by
HUNT x MARTIN.
Oct 81 =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

The Canal Commissioners Of pennsslsania. have
nsde report Of the an,nunisof ialls from fiisGa-
bals aud Railroads al lie Co,nlnann ealih. nr lc
year ending 3lst October, 1890. wiell ,oueludrs as
f"lio~s: From The foregoing statement - WI
ehservrd ihs, the Tolls collected during lie apasl
nscsl year, anonnt 10 81 lac 633 O.. being an IA
crease beyond tie tolls II the preceding leif, Of
el5l $50 %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

JsFHES RIVER &Ggsgts.
M AAIED JANE 5 RIVER and kANAWHA
w SCRIP at
Jan. so O".r'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

w irf the reading public 10 the voluntary let
ers published recently in this paper nnd IN s Good snmur
nm fnise 10 The hnppy and beneficial effects the admin
III
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l1nfao.,.

- lRA lis. NENlSoS HANS, just frceis
S.UUo cd and ipr sale ~
BRYANT \ YOU Nc.
Ian. III u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
IL HANCERY.

HANCFRY.
The Defendant Pizano Edmunds. not having entered his
appearance aud given security, according of Assem-
by ana The rules OF tins Count and Appearing by atisiaco
~ evidence, that he is not inhnbilant tins Common
wealth On the motion ofe Plaintiff counsel order
cd iat The said Defendant do appear here before the
ms day OF Arp term and answer the bill of1he Plain
i ana thai copy oths order be forthwith inserted in tho
shchurg reinan,a newspaper published in the town Oh
shchurs Tor Two months successively and auohcr copy
hoeoi posted nj the front door OF the Courthouse this
iy, on soine day.
Copy-Tese,
no. C. CUTLER, Clerk
Feb. Is W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
Book store and Hsook ssindery.

Dr. ]. T. KOIAII, I.ynchhnfg Va
Jan. Q ,osS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20
.EESCEKE.s.NEOE.S y.

A THEATRICAL AUcTIoNEER.


4 THEATRICAL AUCTIONEER
A Young aag who had made going, 90
ng his professional great tasorIte among
knights Of the buskin, aud all god fellows,
besides beng a chosen iayonte among the
ladies', vas once mounted, hammer IN hand,
selling a piece Of furniture. lie was well
conyersant WITH the best dramatic produc.
lions Of the day, AMI among the rest Hunch
back, then the rage 10 Boston, where the
Joke occurred Fanny kamble was at that
time delghtlug the town with her J0tIa,
and every body was well acquainted with
the celebrated Iiues--
Clifford why don't you speak 10 me .
%, Clifford, IS 1t you sc. &c.
Which arc ranked among the favorle
points of the play.
Gong, golna--last coll-Gtty two
any more fifty three thank you, sir-ht
ty three dol,ars-any morel fifty three
90 on, eentlemen--iiliy three dollars-go,
ng at fifty three dollars-lasi call-once,
twice--any more gone! Who is lt?"--
There vas a pause, and nobody answered.
4" Who is II who bid fifty three :" "Fd,
" two was my bid, said some one. Who
bld fifty three some one SAID fitty three ;
who was III Who bid fifty 2"
"ChGard," said voice near the door.
go, clifford, is il you ~ exclaimed the
aucIoueer, dropping hls hammer, and clasp.
,ng hls hands Ia Fanny kcmbie. The
Ike was Irreslsube--cyery body recognIs.
I'd It, and catching the spirit of the thing,
The audience followed 10 an extacy OF
laughter with three rounds of applause,
while the auctioneer deliberately drew out
his handkerchief, and wiped his nose in
buresque limitation of Miss Fanny. "Clt.
lord, did YOU say, SIR Clifford 2" said the
auctionecr, wien the merrment had little
subsidized. Is II cash, sll' Clifford, the
purchaser, il seems, was bashlul person,
unacquanted with theatrical things, and
had become somewhat alarmed al the unac.
countnhIe good humor Of the crowd, so that
ne was afraid to open bis lips again, lest he
should excite another burst of fun. els 1t
cash, sir !" again enqulred the auctioneer.
All ewes we're turned upon Clifford, who
looked very much as If be felt that his moth.
or might be anxious about bun, but still he
made no answer. The merry auctoneer
would rather lose his customer than his
Joke, aud he suddenly exclaimed initiating
The fiery. eyed Fanny,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20
VENTRILOQUIS

an Amusing Anecdoie. We have been
politely furnished by Nh. Rosenbu, with the
following anecdote: Not many weeks since
Mr.. Roseubu, the Ventriloquist, while on a
visit to the city Of Baltimore, took a walk
out TO view the Washington Monument, but
had not proceeded far, when he was Joined
by some three or four jovlai companions,
who Immediately began TO solicit speci.
men of Mr. RS. SqUedtiag P0wers-hc con.
sented aud an opportunity was not long
wanted the party proceeded TO the market
house where they found an old negro man
selling Water Melons, With whom Mr.. r.
Immediately commenced chal on the van
Gus price Of melons, marketing, DC. the
establishment oil Sambo can be more easily
Imagined than described, for once he CON
meuccd speaking, he found il impossible to
stop; what's the price Of this melon asked
one .! the company % cents, replied sam.
5o-bul you shall have ii for nothing and
two more with It it you'll take EN-: lis
useless to add that the latter part Of the
sentence was supplied By the Venttloq1ist,
~ such manner as 10 make the sound ap
pear TO proceed from SambO, whose face
vas undergoing all sorts Of dark expires
sioas, az he placed his hands over his mouth,
to prevent The escape OF 50 uuwccome an
answer from his sable lips: BY this time a
considerable crowd had collected 10 wlstss
the sports the NentrlIoqulst continued ask
lug Slnbo questions (some Of which were
exceedingly ludcrous auj comical and an.
swering them as if from Sambo's own lips,
who not rellshIng the iua took Spanish leave,
leaving the by ISLANDERS Of whom he wished
no longer to be considered a member. La,
bless the What's the matter! cried an
inqui>'ive old dame (lu specks.) Nolhlug,
replies Rascnbu, ouly child found IN this
~ate melon; aud accordingly, the feeble
voice Of "a crying infant was heard 10 pro.
coed from the melon ~ question some Of
the BY ISLANDERS not understanding the joke
and filed With philanthropy broke open the
melon, which was no sooner done than the
voice was heard TO proceed from another
with increased symptoms Of distress: II was
broken open, bat the fairy voice had fed to
another, nor can we say bow far the Joke
might have been carried, perhaps 10 the
breaking up Of the whole stock on hand, had
not Mr.. r quietly slipped out Of the crowd
and paid the old man for his melons al The
same time explaining 10 him the seeming
mystery, TO Nbich Sambo responded, "ten.
key master, tankey, sir, for de shnpIaster,
and tankey for de dlsplanaiion too: lus, |
tot vas crazy, den tot you was witch,
ahon heard dem little fellows scream SO
hui tiud is in my rlgh, senses, and you's
only a Nen,rdologister." With tins the
party proceeded 10 the hotel and enjoyed
The joke IN fac style.-GreeaSbropgh Pa
trl0t.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20
T.JHoIton, Proprietor and Publisher,
TER Ms:

Trio Dollars and Fifty Cents paid in advance
Tgr,s Dollars if not paid within three months
tnd Tree Dollars and Fifty Gents il not paic
a,l sltef the expiration of the fcar. No paper
S,sron,inued until all arrearsges arc paid, excop
Il the option Of the Editor.
advertisements inserted At One Dollar pei
.,sre as lines or less, this sized type) for th,
~, Insertion, aud IS cents for each continuance
C.,o,t Advertisements and ShcriiFs' Sales CHARGE
o. 81 cent. higher; and deduction Of 33l pei
ernt. will be made from the regular prices. for ad
,erlisers BY the year.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20

Clifford why don't you speak to me p
The assembly now fairly screamed with
laughter, and, amid an uproarious burst Of
applause, Clifford made bolt for the door
and escaped.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20
In the Senate, today, message was re

The House may thus have an opportunity of
testing the expectancy of this mode OF executing
the public printing, without encumbering itself
with printing establishment without risk OF loss,
with the power of continuing it if it shall prove
advantageous, or of abandoning IT at any moment
if shall prove otherwise, and with the prospect,
at any rate, of saving whatever profits would go
into the pockets of individuals under either OF
the other modos proposed.
II NAV not be deemed irrelevant TO this propo-
ston to state to the honorable house that the per-
son who has had charge of the printing Of tho
House in different printing Offices for twenty .iye
wears past would cheerfully undertake the Same
trust under the Clerk of the House, for the Gus
tonary wages OF foreman, who. to capacity and
experience in the line of his business which few
men possess, could give security in any amount
for his honesty and fidelity; so that the ptu, 1t
adopted by the House, could be carried INTO IN.
slant execution.
With the highest respect, your obedlent ser
wants. GALES y SEAGON.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20
MOONS PHASES
RUR.fL ECG.sD.ny:

Fratn fIe Jsaraal If nc inrsrsa StH S5eirty.
CULTIVATION or THE MORuS MIL.
TICAJLIS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20

Pleasure is seldom found whore Il is
sought. Our brightest blazes Of gladness
are commonly kindled by unexpected sparks.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20

Examination in Ll,c and Physic.-Our
men lo,ks, if they can't get through a ques
ton how beautifully they can get round It,
can't ,heyl Nothing ever st ps them. |
had two brothers, Joseph and ElJad, one
vas a lawyer and the other a DOCTOR
They were talking about their examination
one night at a buskn l'rollc, up to the Gov.
ernor Balls big stone barn at SIickyiIe.-
Say Jessy, when | was examined, the Judge
asked me about real estate; aud, says he
Joseph, says he, what's fee ! Why, says
!, Judge, It depends on the matter OF the
case. la common one, says |, call SIX
doiIarsa pretty fair one ; but Lawyer " eb
ster has got atote now, have heard tell,
1000 dollars, that do call fee Well,
the Judge he larled nearly to split his sides
Chunks |, old chap, you'll burst like a steam
byler if you hav'nt got a safety valve some.
where or anolher) aud, says he, vow that's
supertine; III endorse your certificates for
you, young man there's 10 fear Of you,
young man; there's no fear Of you, you'll
pass the inspection brand, any how:
Wei says E!dad, hope | may be shot
if the same thing d,dn't ven almost happen
TO me at my examination. They ayed me
a nation site OF questions; some on 'em
could answer, and some on 'em 10 soul
could, right off the real at word, without
little cypherlu." At last they axed me,
" How would YOU calculate to put patient
into sweat, when common modes wouldn't
do, how "Why," says |, "'d 60 as Doc
tor Comfort Payne served father" "And
how was that" said they. why" says
|, "ho put him in such a sweat as never
seed him in afore, in all my born days, since
| was raised, by sending in his bill, aud If
that didn't sweat him, it's a pity: i, was
an active dose, you may depend" guess
that ere chap has cut his eye teeth, said
the President, q" let him pass as approbat.
ed. Sam Slick.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20

Early Rising.-Dean Swift says that
Z" he never knew man to rise to eminencc
who lay in bed ola morning" and DR.. Frank
lin, in his peculiar manner, says that he
who rises late may trot all day, but never
overtake his business
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20
AGENTS

Cdr. VI. Cochran. MecklenbnrR NJ c.
Chss. ". Harris. Mill Grove. n. c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20

During an election in England, cand,
date for parliament solicited The vote of an
elector, who replied" Sir, | should sooner
give my vote to the DEVIL" "Bui," re.
torted MIR, B. "ln the event of your friend
not offering himself, may expect the favor
of your support"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-27

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Iuurb wtU puauof aud ives, haiiJ aadih
,#sf u4aHef oi section iwouty.uno tho
psH htit uf nt tau haU uf mell0a
|tMIy 10 township ten, rnnge tolo
|mt. 1850 cas-, hall "a soa'hensi quor
|tef 80 sect ob twenty Eve, he township
fltu. t1deD three, -9as4 r9aa'anE r9e
+ .To1sifii "TirF' -frtirf'@4 stsl .as4A4y.
acre.,
ALSO - The souih.wcsl quarter Of
I section one the omh half az Three Se'
halI OF TIC southeast quarter OF sec
lion two; lho cas-, half of the northwest
quarter. anl west hnlf Of the north east
auarior and lhe east half Of the south
.oas, quarter OF section ten, The south
west quarter, aud the west half, and The
north huli OF ems, hall of south cast
quarter Of section eleven tho north
1hlll and west huff of the southwest quar-
ter of section fourteen; The narlh-eas
p quarter and the north halt OF cast hal
III northwest quarter, tho east hall o
p HE south west quarter, and south cas-
quarter of section fifteen, m TOWNSHIP
ten, range four, east containing tIIce'
e. hundred aud sixty acres.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant. J. W. 2. McGmsey and will be sol
{. 10 satisfy plaintiffs debt md cost
Sale to ioku place within the hour
e prescribed by law
:. ". NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
m For the Southern Dislrlc, Of NJ
-, Bye ttcsERsoN, Drp'g.
IlI June ~. 2l-98 w zee 80