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New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

From THE HAcuE-The Express publishes .
letter from the Haguefrsm which we qsoie the
The asen, for the State OF New-Yoik is engaged
in prosecuting his researches among the archives
with great success He has rescued many very
interesting incidents from obhyo'' ana mas Gas az,
900 pages each. lie has received from ihe hing
personally, and gil the PRINCIPAL persons at the
Hague, marks of kindness which ,hew decided
regard for MS State All the su5ordnates have
been equally civil, a,d every facility has been
given Al the Offices. Among other tnisgs ne ia'
discovered cry,c 6gurative or map OF Ne%-
England. New-YorN ana New-Jersey, on Parch-
ment, spIendd!y coiored, and in the best style OF
map drawing. Il bears date 1916, and is pro5a-
bly, the Oldest map Of the kind extan, The cir
cumstances attending its discovery were very IL
teresting A copy is preparing, which viii be for
warded 10 Governor Seward in few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

..r1TE:E HAVE NEVER SEEN more splen-
" ii; assortment Of fins Cuiitry, thsn an lG'oice
list orenet u 100 Nassau b. Nr Bfarg The "a,
s as The Eos, elsgaG: patterns ever Introduced ana
i5cit teir brightness alone would take the beaf9 o
shoa the steel ;cucEia- the f4ce.-PenBy Press Sep
teulter i5th. ISL
T. RAZORS r sale by tie single par al H;ode ,
r1,. nrca. rrnl 81 20 - per pain ssfrantei. -
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06
PzsECE ONE GENE.

prospect Of conyiciing those who have been apPre-
hended. We lad ne gentleman arrested who was
leading the mob o our premises, but the Mayor,
nHabie 10 determine whether Coz purposes Of DO
structon or protection. discharged aim withou'
bail. t.-I another chap arrested who fred the
ak pounde-, Glled with ren sluss among the 5iacss
Him d;d -c- take before the MAJOR, bur before &
magistra:e 4.c!out the city, wao placed him under
$1,000 bonds FOR appearance at the Cour, Of Com
non Pleas
Among much that it is too painful to narrate
there have beer some humorous incidents. =
Southern gentleman who had just arrived at the
hotel, started out to see what could be seen, and
was unfortunately found engaged with the mob in
attempting to demolish negro house. He was
arrestea and thrown into jail. He was placed m
der some $500 bonds, in default Of whica he was
committed. Subsequently, ne made application g
the Judges OF the Court Of Common Pleas FOR d..
minishing his bonds, when his wife appeared, =uf-
fused with tears; but all did not avail and he WI.
remnnded TO Jail. Another Southern gentleman Is
there, claiming native born negro, for whom
he might haze received $1,000, instead Of which
lie himself IS in,arccra'ed to stand h- Trial on
charge Of attempting to kiEnop. The feeders Of
the moi mostly from kentucky, oue Of whom
has died 81 hi, wounds No other 9sqH has laken
place
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

RrA Ns5ss slssg Gs ENUiS NNSi E---N
81. Country SCAT 10 mics from tho city, -c.ucd -
Queens County H. l. continuing upwards OF - acye- ot
gr.t rate hand The buiilugs doabe house. mo
era Gnsh. with cra;-s marbie manus, ol4Iug-docrs.
Nc ex,ra kit sieu; ai.c large barns wago. house
rug house, ,hop, rraHacy, poultry hone ald ys, ifc
houc n;h al other esavomences necessary for larse
tily. Tie u Is Of the best Kind an IN every variety
cpplc-, cherries sc. IN sbusdsnce.
large amolnt Of the moaoy may remain on how'd ani
mortgage; or Bootlyn NcwVork city property would
he talea IN exchange. Address l.. NJ. ). at this office
so If
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

S-{ESssg sGEE2 ANEs <sA.A3 s-sJ0 $50 50
4 EEE.-;iEKeITT> q PAGt. are oPer,ae a; in1ir
stores 100 Bowey aad S35 Gran.trset large aiie1eE
~ s Ist-, OF D,nrsr aud Tea Ware. which olih tasi
orrs- exclusive assortment OF Chm 2;1 aad caI 'is'
Iarns Ursndoles, &c. re=cefs iEer stoeS as COM
cts IN varj - . be oand ~ the city, l!oEsekeep
o and o;hers ho 7-sh lay 4ei- mono: to iae bet
,d=iutzre sill iaL II ~ ob. ect 10 give them ell.
y. I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

- The Caledonia left Boston OF Saturday vi'h
- passengers f,r Liverpool. and s. for HaiiiaN.
She takes 10000 letters, and five bags of newsPa-.
r.rs
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

- e 4 sJsrk sSz>ks sISS-7 go - -.
= Clls.iesl and nglisa Boarding school 10: BOYS
ss,oIog, Sgripes. y 8 T. <. BANGS. A. W., Principal
TIE iu;er ter. Of ;hs Institution wi! open on te ~
s sTnverbrr TIL ciiGste of Saratoga Il proyerbially
i nv -ri the Iast:iut- the respect unsurpassed
y sny i,ilsr establishment IN the tElied states II '
intended that the Of a.fHcuon asi ciscIpiiEe
s1aU be thorough and prac;ca great attention being
keiss ra t. morals ana paunefs For farthe: infof-
,ol ad:res. the PrEe pal By letter, fPost paid or
co-sul, eher Of the references ia New York Cty VIZ
Taos VI E rs'h, Esq Harper Z 8to;hers, D. NJ. Reese,
y n ,rJT R,grs a. 30 Dl=& H3S
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

JAMES BETIS, Principal.
y. B-An interview tc hat, wiki the PRINCIPAL dnr
as the 60 -rd las, weeks Of October by calling
The Ray. Samuel Whitiesey. Brick Church Chapel, At
"a. oiico Of IN, Moe eszne, N.wNors a; which
place and It l0l paosGrlst cst, Bfooslyn circular,
containing particulars may AZ any tim be obianed
% lw'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

.N.fEes GLASS AND kAREHEN" Az;
I bg re;aii at wholesale prlres, at the cd AID @sl
known Croccry store 1870 Grand srect. corzer OF 20 =
The .ubscrbsr, having wlin srea; care selected ~
(l .tcei from !niporta ions Of tae newest sap
~ I,I or su,lt arait.e al ,hossa- prices, ior clsl
.,,,, - ID, TH0S. :. FRANCES
fious keepers A. well those WAC expect 10 become
such are .peetfay :ayiied 70 cali before pu3e,asls
-l.ruh herp. - ~
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06
sc moon. 5

ENFSSETG sCEE0G1. :, ihs Gre, nuieA tree;
- seminary. SO GieeaTicn street vl open this eve
Ehf OciobeT >cfoo io- iou-s Lsdie, viii be oseD
ed ;re il 5h- Fctpa Department und,: t5s
,aPensiendsacs of MIS- Pratt. Terms rnoteratc 4
Of fougc Laccs receive instruction frog. TO
o'eo- 4, ? 81
J.. IA fsw m9Fe aGails can be rec-ived II TIC Day
School Of In y CAMP, Principal
EVENING AEgs DAY SC9O0L-A, the
- Classical aad Commercis iesttu;c, 55i 6roat-ay,
4 NEWMAN. Fr.ncipal Teras iron So 70 Sc N tee
cTsg,ng, an1 from $ So day school fer Iae
ia 5rancae, ard fro, 8 tc ) extra for IL Languages
French end S9aH!sa taucl, BY Professor BAS>ET Pa
f!s admitted II any time. objectionable references
givea. SIS Ina
E'T8Nf-'s; &teio0L- CIVIL ENGINEER
~ IAG; EGG GHA3ii;ATicAl. STRUCTURE Us
TIL ENsIi>II.I.ANGU AGE. CLASSICS. AID MA
TIEH H'TiC,; 81 JOSEPH " WRIGHT, c. Z. and
Au,aoro Paio. Eag Graz PRINCIPAL
STUDENT, dpcset 10 Learn English Composition vii be
pleased TO apply early to tAca;c the adjustment
Oi classes
20 do Justice 10 ii, owR conceptions who j.
acsp le ~ aeaslrg "rag 81 hls language ~ith pr
spcltr.'- BIa,-
Iloa5s OF tendance, 70 iol. Connasds addressed
~ b. letter., postage paid 70 J. ". weight =. E.,
New Work and Erie Railroad Oice, n Wall sire or C0
lanai street ~ receive due attention. Eu,uess vii.
be- commenced 80 sac llth Of Oc.oSer ncN..
Eclcre-c-s-tfoy Seward. T. Hon. J. c. Spcrcer, Su
PeTlEientsUt ef Common Schools. and Gen IL eiaH Con
missioner General Of ae NeS York Erie Railroad
o! ly-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

Roos Of subscription arc op.aed b EDWARD ID a. NJ "
Si, rra.t tx rorspsay ' w 1 ). Id deposited !. the New
- r. ma NJ TN, Company AID the receipt Of lhe
torS ~. of IN. Company given to all suhscr5ers
D o-fer Of the Trnstees- o.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

C.aYe;Is HANG ;z.-iiadame l. MA
I NESCA DURANDS drst class for the season coIa-
raszc.s It's evening. ~ tie sys;ea zoe III, % :
i-e- ,. .c1i:re FAR kn0gscre Of French by only
-. III, of an houc each. durng Lbe wlater
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06
W A n T S.

an 4 ED PTo;os'aut yourg woman Of un6oub.-
~ cd character vents s.Iaatou a, Sslu,<-ress or
Dress maker IA Pr.Sste i-ah. g, lAdIss AsIdis
st-rtt- o5 ,.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06
era 5ZSs E4 ca. DsU =,

(sCccESsoR to GEO. PEuscHEE,}
4NUFAC-TU3Es 0F PAPER BONES. l@7 " iiiie-n
s,rsot ofsve-y possible shape stye ln Has'y ..
the use Of any liaeof 5sincss constantly os haE a
IL SETS a!So r.>-n,oy,-s
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06
8 & 4 DIN y e

hM s:0o1sS TO LsSy'-A room and h-irn"w
81. wih closets, PARTIES 49, suitable tor u, a..,
Aso one large room. extraordinarily wc lighted slia
Slo Tor Workshop. Inquire OF the premise nj
81 e JOHN LOCKE. IN rear of 81 Ann ~.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

N5-7NIx EAFGs1; Rouse. 30 Fsl.9l-
I s,-rs- extending 10 y Ana st-ect -iSseen I1f;ie
Soun erery day Meats Poultry end Gaze IAe best our
.1aTte, a.fo.ts Wines, Ate &c. hos uEeA se-ved -
,b ,- sgerv av Al h1.f-pas 20. Breakfast Dinner aai
.,rDsr at the usual hours. Fr-s Co=css-s every sga-
ss5lm-
n4GCEEHEO r2P2 gT1sS9yE D.-G'he
pabs are respectfully iTyi;ed cali nnd examine
specimens of Dsguerreoype Portraits taken 10 isF
tv an improved process at No. iej Csna!-sFeet
me certainty and acit o which en-bles the operator
70 Tsduos Tn pries ic - g d
6EsSTEEs' BANK, also Agricultural Baak
i Notes 10 Natchez. vanLed 4. improved raies by
jy 2a Il yASvLPcS BROTHERS, 81 Wsll-s;rsel
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

-.=I--se=--zx= ~ :a.-fHe su5-'rl5eg -.tiVe "s
sc-.5.=7J f'.-rpc. sad educated 20 tie profession
II 4! o. dasie fosa ai> ehaAoos re'Pee.,.a'g
i,-. rs services ne inlasittnts OF NJ. 'ofA' l'
tge!sc years experience il teaching more lhss 1l' q
tia; ps-od u tiis coHu;rr.
Fos further information rs 10 his qualifications ard
~, m, f,i7ag vel known gen lsucn. 20 -sssc .-ale7
he !. now aad la, been To-. some tine Jc1r-ia5.
I;r Pu.;on Thomas Es.lggf. E7l
Or.s-s len Il ,he book storeof Dayton axton corHes
II Fon and Nassau sree;-, OF AZ 80 tu=o. 81 81. ~
,,,-...,,sljy a tsrdet! 10 PEDRO A. ANDREU.
~ i..Iyv
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

Tc,l.ransti IA ii.c afternoon, by Mr. DOLBEAR.
Jafic- 10; IN attendance at thc School may
bc c. ne.,ed with any particular class or caS'e. having
rr.--. az t.eLt le..nn. q. b. me.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

oy ssans !s n' GaIa & Cologne Water oEt4 and for sale
ST Il very law prIcs.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

t&1-AIrED u s,;uattca Clerk OF Porter. % 10
~ attend Bar. BY young N 4 Grocery Store
City reefesce quire of {. Lsae, IL P-nec street or
az 5f.. RI aisay. o52;-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

Fare TO Bedford i2t certs to East New-YoT lss cents
o I,s - cfars 10 Brusyilie 81 cents y csthurs
carrie Place aud HeGpstesd 81 cents; TO EieEsT'!e 6-i
-. .
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

CIscrxxAri sept; 9Th, ls4l.
our city has lately been most shame-
fully disgraccd by popular violence, to which the
populacc were in fact nyi,ed, by the iner,ness OF
our municipal officers. The violence mig ght have
been stayed in any stage OF lis progress by very
slight exercise Of authority.
You have had some OF the particulars, but the
half has not been told There is so much shutting
among out polilicians that We shall have but poor
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

poR sALE-A hefsctory, Oyster asd Porter
I Hou.e ganeely fitted up and has fonf eutrancc'.-
I7onire AZ % East Broadway. %
DULED FooLsCAr PAPER. 1880 Reams Of
IL AlAE Rulad Cap For sale By o,.e
90 No 81 Liberty >fr"'t
.rRnsCaTTE S7AYDY-A safe, peasant and
VI effc,cn. .reT;sat pnepsred for children by 1. u.
H0DGKIva. CGnfsctiouer. 20 cortt.ndt.,t 81 I'M
DLACK o11D. OF Man $50 -. y. = pss.se sy
Otsn. of superior qa4Iiry oand' Tor s-'e ~ -
s BROOKS, 81 Liberty street
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

40 s2.te Ns'sE1 y Z . 80 J. = I,,I.
toRsEr tsa,eses BIT ,;l anu ,5, tSs e., ..
- 'ae-t' .oi - - siT ls'
/; aSE9a7E5.2s sSsssE41EtD " Siss SAhAH =
sI EsRPEE No. = vessy-st- who has bad aaIV y yea
a=q,zsanco IN ,a hi.,s@ss.
C,ANDE.EsS-l,l boxes SpsFrn Candies a>-e[!Sl' 'o'
\ sais by 6RINNEi4!.. MGNriiRH & CO
a. s-..fit-strcRt-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

NO Tass. t.s.G..:S,s OF l,tga; Cag'X 0E
NEW YOhE.-Prolcssor BA,SI.I VIII organize hl'
-; ci,.. f-- ,tr;-tion IN the French language on
lie s1t September instant, ao the 5th and l9th of
,fahs- sott Clas. is al.s.dy formed for those WAC
sg acquired considerable taowedse ~i.h 10 s. psf,sSiI I
~ bs-,.c-iai ~,5P s. As those " no JON the different
,i-ssg a the ba.e mentioned dates " enjoy naHy aa
n,saes he requests early application. Prot n can De
ssen either before 4. W aer 2 H. a. MS Ies'snce,
- -. 80 i'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06
r H E T RI B U N E,
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, OCTOBER 6. 1911

Tsr BcoS WITHOUT NAME. Ry Sir T. CHARLES aud
LaIy MORGAN. In two volumes. Wiley 81 Putnam
l6 Broadway.
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relieved lran the penslty) 1t would ruin large portion
ID Ia. n.sitsrnts Every ciass would be effected those
~i.o did not the Banks well as those who did
lie felt It bc his duty TO them TO support the resoln
ton. Mr.. w. expressed his own view OF the imppr
Of making the Banks a, an early day; but
declaring the commonwealth blame for keeping deb,
To the Banks.
The discussion was contnued by MI Ifzrfsun of No
nongalia Mr. Holiday and Nh Bayly, against the reso
luton, and by Mr. Cruchfeld and Mr. Byrd in support
Of it.
The resolution was adopted by the following vote
ayes 67. noes 80. as follows:
AyEs-Nlossrs. Southall, (Speaker) Rves. Davies 81
Amherst. Kinney, Baldwin. Mitchell. Hunter, New
kirk, Ioer Nown, Caldwell, Broadus, Irving. Vaughan
Brown Of Elizabeth City and Warwick Semple Thorn
as, Scott 81 Fauquier, Foster. Mclaughlin, Payne
Dcskns. Woods, Early, Byrd, French, Robins, Ems
kline, Vance, Thompson, Pugh, Mullen, MRae, Griggs
Bowdcn. Mner. Kennedy, Smith of King George. Ed
Capcrton, Davis Of NJ. and p, Orrick Taylor of Nor
folk Borough Etheridge, Smith Of Northumberland
Edgington, Wallace Of Petersburg, Keen, Williams
Wilson. Dey. Elliott. Strother, Daniel, Dormsn Ley
burn. Tate, Crutchfeld, Ford, Goodson, Mayo IT,
Jackson and Leftwich-67.
NoEs-Messrs. Bayly. Ailworth, Holloway, Harvie
Mayse, Robinson. Cox Of Brax,n and Lewis, Jones o.
Brooke Rddlck Harrison of Brunswick, Jones of Buck
lngham, HaskiIs Moore, Samuels, Cox, of Chesterfield
Buck, Wood, Guenant, Carroll Spencer. Clark. Wat
kns. Armstrong, kincheloe, Holleman Davis of King
and Queen, Woodward, Clendonin. 1olladay, Marshall
Banks, Martin OF Marshall Diggs. Boyd Scott of Meek
lenbug. Morgan. Harrison of hlonongaa Harrell, Ii
gon, llidcn, N 'PhcBon, Cheatham, IIiner, Grimes
Hopkins. Brown of Preston, Heath, Brawner MCau-
ley. Shipman, Smith ofRockingham, Cowan, CULLEN
Gatewood. Crawford, Warren, Walker, Bowen and
Martin ofTyler-59
On motion of Mr. Wood,
The House adjourned.
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WASHINGTON, Dec l6, lS4l
UNITED STATES SENATE.


Mr.. EVANS moved that so much of the Presidents
Message as related to the Currency be referred to the
Committee of Fuancc. Mr.. r.. remarked that his mo-
Ton dld not embrace what is said of the Fiscal plan for
curency and any moved reference of that part to
select committee he should not object to the motion
No one however moved upon the subject, and the motion
as submitted by Mr.. Evans was carried
The Senate then ad Iourned To Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. THOMPSON gave notice of his intention to
Introduce bill for the continuation of the Cumbf rland
Road.
Several hundred petitions were then presented and re
ierred. Among them several from the Western States
asking Tor various harors in their waters The Dele
gate from Iowa presented large number of petitions for
various biecs.
MIR. FILLMORE offered resolutions referring the
various subjects in the Presidents Message the Com
mttees recently appointed
Alter the reference of several subjects without debate
The resolution proposing the reference of the tariff
subject to the Committee Manufactures next came up
when
Mr. ATIIERTON moved to strike out .Manufac
lures and insert "Nays and Means
warm debate arose, which lasted several hours
Mr. AIfiE.RTON and his party argued that as all
bills relating TO revenue emanaed from the Committee on
Ways and Means. this portion OF the Message ought to
90 to that Committee.
Nlessrs. FILLMORE, BRIGGS, and many others
argued, that in laying tariff for revenue, Congress was
bound TO exercise discriminating power for the procc
ZION OF the manufacturing interest. Hence the proposed
reference to the Committee Manufactures was the pro
per one.
Mr. FOSTER ridiculed the idea Of Congress having
any power on the subject OF protection
MIR. MERRIWETHER and others followed on the
same side
At three O'Clock the House adjourned without taking
any question.
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Houses for Rent. 4
STOVES. srovEs!! sTovEs!.!

I'M +. subscriber has now hand. a full supply II
4 STOVES neutrality-suspicious.: say Parlor Stoves Nine
plate Franklin Coal Stoves article; and premium
Cooking Stoves. In fact every style and pattern usually
wanted in this country. Pipes 10 suit in any quantity
for matching and repairing. Also. Sheet Iron Work of
every kind. Copper Work. such as STILL Worms Ret
ties, Stew Pans, Sc with general assortment of Tin
Ware, of his make; all prices to suit the times
THOMAS O. AGREE.
Nov. Wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-23
Mr.. Siererson 10 f.rd .lhcrdecIl.


o. ''hE 'hosNENo 81 oc'' ~ l0'''
lhe undersigned, fnyoy Extraordinary and Minister
fienphnaiiary lmm The mi,l States ol Nmct'a,
has the hhor To ledge The receipt OF The note
which inrd aberdeen. Her Malcs, + Principal Strrea
iy"i Stae tH "regn AtlrS, dd nun The honor TO al
dress 10 hn nnaef date OF the 'h Instant IN ans"ef' to
the one from the undersigned OF the loth ol Nepiemh"r
relative to the visitation and interruption 10 which the
vessels ana commerce OF The United states have been
Hagee'co ~ prtSn cruisers III INC African seas ana
w"'e" ia, w" '''"e ''' s,T'' VI complaint 10 ''er
npes. s"e'c'"'''u' anu, ni'n's 'onSa,''u WIN 'h'
a'en,oh ""on 'lI Importance i'i''s' 'hc arguments
f'' ~ ''''" .'"'"'c' 'o"' VIZ, u'''''Ss"'.
"as now '"e no"oi 10 summit " ns ,'o'osn,P r',sd
''aa'n .,e o'S'' ao' WING" Nv '''s ""'s''' '''u up
ON 70 HAM.
Deo,e P'"ccen'hs u" 10 ~ however 'ie uno,ISWneu
WIN take ,easo 10 feifN' 'ha' ne SHARES 'uiy III 'hr
opinion OF i'"u aoeiueen Us 10 u" Importance oi a'oo
ing IN the discussion OF grave questions o' national oha
I'ei' e''f. '"'a9 eaieua'oo " e'pai''ss VI '"" oi
hcii'ies m .ne way OF mpatua ana n'sP'sS"'ae coso
'iAo"' '", "'uois'g"'o 'eic'u,e' "'', e'''' s"'''
ny assnys '"u A'olu,'n VI W.. iean'ness anu ha'
WI" w., " '' P' e " , h' " S y,
''o wv oou".,.es on h's par ~ 'a''' NV
""s so'''a"I u! Az" - 'a'''' " P, f'
ar .'a' nc e'ou'a oiu''', u'p'o's wiz ,o''
ma. any nafsnhss OF asp,tiy Oh eA''ss'on snou'o !"
enhefeo 70 ni'hs'e ~ me discussion Oh q",su'" 'No.
ing na.o"a snhs'o'y o 'eei's' anu - i'o'e' Ss n'
'"us"r!"s"y susfP's's, " Poou'' 'A."',' a'" '''
won ne "ss i,'u A'o'n''" "'',n'e !" va"
u"u1 .o 'n.v".1 " wv" 'Ia vi Wv
.s' PIT ou A. W a',,s'a' Az" II
s's w 'vr ~ h. 49,. ,, :,
pa ,;sa u MS 'o'''P '''' "''>'' W ''' "
TT r ,,. L.; /, az. ;,.., l., ;,,,,r,,,, !, &c
'' , ; .'', p" "" nus u l'. " n'l 49,, d.
wa. ,"' ,,a' ~ ~ ~ ~.
s~o :, NV, A. a''. w, .', , ~ sso
- .a,,r,.,.o or ,ho NIL S,, /, he linus hr,f
iu .oi,i"''e Vi ''' "' '''N' ~ may ~ ''' ''''
y -,
i"e "Nornhe'n o' ntcai brltan' WIN mat OF "thtl
na.oss' regarding Inc African slave trade as great esl
united ~ measures Tor lis abolition For thai purpose
Jaws wc,e l'sSee ana treaties Concluded, giving To In
Vessels OF each o. Inc contracting parties Tie mutual hg
OF search, undo, certain limitations; Independent o
,hese treaties ana the principles OF public law TINS rgh
I" searcn could net be exercised Tue l ned State
were 'V'eo 10 become parry 10 ue% 'rea''s D'' "
reasons "heh 'h'y deemed satisfactory, ana growing ou
I" t~ peculiar character OF their institutions and system
o. Government 'hey declined doing so. lhey dceme
lnrAp"'ea unae' any "ooiheauo" OF IN any iorh,
'eid INC ' Oh having 'heir vessels searched or inter
.r1ea WIN N ,lae Oh peace, on me high seas "lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-23
A. STEVENSON.

VuNlllS INSTITUTION will receive on deposit all
L sums of money current in Virginia. ii no, less in a
mount than vedoars and will issue certificates therefor
signed by the President, Treasurer and Secretary bind
ing full, all the Stock. Funds and Property of the In
stitulon for the payment thereof when demanded upon
ten days notice with interest thereon from the date there
Of at the of three per cenm per annum for such as
may be demanded within four months and four per cen
tum per aun upon such as shall have remained four
and not exceeding SIN months, and five per cenum per
annum for longer period than six months
AMMON HANCOCK President,
PAUL c. BOWI.ES Secretary
HENRY b. RICHARDS, Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
JOHN L SHAcKLkFonp, CHARLES PHELrs,
AUG. LErTwIcH, JoHy II. TyRyr.
Dawn 7. REESE, S,NI- w. Sa.I,o,
PLEASANT LABBY. john KIsNIER.
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trust Sale OF Variable Real Estate.

trust sale OF valuable Real Estate.
Dl virtue of Two deeds oi Trust executed us by the
I'D late Mayor Isaac Otey in his life time, which
Of record i'll the County Court fCompbell. the nebear
ing date the 3Oth day OF August 1881 and the other
the 4th day Of June 1883, shall on the ;'lst day
Of December 1874 before the front door Of the Franklin
Hotel in the town OF I.ynchburg, expose to sale. by
way of public auction that very valuable, and highly i'm
proved landed estate. called Sandusky. situated in the
County Of Campbell. few miles above the town ot
Lynchburg. and containing about
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
more or less-t being the which the said Otcy
resided AT the time OF his dcath.1he contigulty OF tins
estate to lynchbrg its handsome and extensive build
dngs, ndoher advantages render II well worthy the al
enion of capitalists.
TERMS or S.4LE,-though the terms of the
deed aforesaid authorize sale for cash, the creditor tr
whose benefit the sale will he made. with view TO OBJ
tain the full value OF the property. has consented TOT sale
upon credit, and the property aforesaid will accordingly
be sold credit osx and twelyemonths for equal pr
tons of the purchase money the purchaser giving bonds
with approved personal security and deed OF trust
the property itself TO secure the payment thereof Act
ing Trustees, will convey such title only is
ted in us by the deed aiJrtsld.
Mr. Robert b. II. Otey. (the executor of Maj. Oey.
who resides the premises. will show the property to
any persons d'sirous of examining H. A
{. DABNEY, '' ed
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FORilGN AND DOMESTIC
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At wholesale and Retail.

VIE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving

L and general assortment Of
Fresh Fail and Winter Goods.
Consisting OF Heavy Pulled Linseys Glenrock Jeans,
and Mallory kerseys, fer Servants wear Dutt,sl
Mackinaw and Whitney Blankets; white and Red Elan
nes at all prices French ant English Meriuocs, all
shades and qualities Black Blue Black and Fame, COLD
Silks Mouseln De LANES and Chaleys: Lace Goods
"ioves; Hosiery Ribbons; Hats Gaps; Shoes and
many other styles of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
winch they VIII offer great bargains in. either at whole
sale or retail. TURNER, BCRWEIL & Go.
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