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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

pDr. Edward r. Gibson, formerly associated
with Duff Green IN the Editorial conduct Of the
Telegraph, and recently Editor OF the Tallahassee
Floridisn, died rccea,ly at ST. Josephs OF yellow
fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

% The Wings of Philadelphia have nominated
WILLIAM B. REED, Esq. Us candidate fer Con
sress for the uuexpircd term of Hon. John Ser
geant, resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

Breaen saip Emaa, I'm Bremen with ndze, to Nol,e-
French 'hp Eugene, fn Bordeaux with brandy
rhomp-on.
swBTk G1st5F Wasss, Arifordsen 80 dys I'm Ca5z,
,ait . -man, Johnaon 90.
Bark Florence, pacre 20 dy. ia Newcastle Eng. sitzs
Barclay & Livingston.
Bfem2n bark Constitution, Aecahlhorn - dys IN Bre-
'aen inGze oe!riches & Kruger. IS passengers.
Brig Columbus HoS-s, 80 dys In Palermo, fruit etc,
Barclay & Lvlng-ton.
Brig roIinc, Han, 81 dy' I'm Mnz1gan, wool Ho~laud
(. AspnSar.
Brig o3u'9ssas Forrest In y.saroz Aug IS, and from
fIbraer 9th Aus vine 20 master.
Be brig H-b-r Roberts dy. IN ST johns. NJ. Gsh.
Scar Colombia. Cray. Picfos. coal. Dlnscsmb & Bro.
Sei.r Man lar n, berse, Boston. mdz..
sehr deury Curt.- H..l:tt, Boston fntzs.
Scar Talent. Bate. Boston. Idz'.
: nr ADbptt l.a-t csc, Meescr. B0s'on. udzs
Sehr 3 lins MINOR IN NOrssGs. - w. Ina lle BSse,
rta lead e.. Boston Patin here of Rter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
~ CcncrnI Committee or Democratic

WING YOUNG NEN adjourned meeting ot tas
Committee viii be held ut National Hall Canal - on Era
d,y Evening the 2i,h OF September met nj ocioes.
RESJANfN DRAKE, Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

~ MAJ. Gen. Scorr passed through this city
yesterday, on his way TO Washington from The
Northern frontier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

G- Two negro women were killed by lightning
ST Selma, Ala on the I'd inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

c VIZ " t y, "xst"' Secretaries sa3s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
HOWE'S PATENT STOVE.
u Raoyyc;s Patent Hioyc. for Parinrs Hal

NlrserieS, II RS AID t;;:ces.-ihs Improved Stove de-
inds The 81 those Who desire soG and healthy
mat be iGty cleanliness and economy IL has been in
the last snd the encouragement eceyet and the
eatrs satisfaction hey gave the purchasers have stnul4-
ted the 1lGuisctUTe them a much larger
scale, spply TIE increased demand. They mace Of
the best lIs-ia iron, aFt oralneHted chatc
AID neat giving rail- view Of ne fire. whether
doors pen. win large hearth
dry the feet on heG cold damp. They contributed
With radltor and COLI chstrbcr, IN condensed
fo:m .aan any therein securing all the proper
OF the heat and taxing UP little Person.
about purchase respectfully requested n cali AID
examine valuable Stove. For sale al = 80 Water
sl5l q GEORGE G. HOWE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

u No Charge Entil E:,r Eanir il Restored
-BEAI>S HAIR RESTORATIVE Is now applied on
the above orgaG! terms upwards Of 300 per,ons, nj
the cince No l6i broadway, up stars
NB-Persona! references given Of our fiat
zeus as to lis success. Prices 81 and 50.
o I'm q L. BEaLs & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

J. Emporium OF s'hcn9 Garments, by "
r JENNINGS, 2a9 BroadSay, under American Hoisl.
cO sli I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

e Among the victims to the Yellow Fever in
New-Oslcaus is Rev Elijah Steele, OF the Methodist
Episcopal Charch He died on the 10Th inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
TTrHE MONEY WILL BE RETURN

q I, If the purchaser dissatisfied with chapmans M'g'o
Rszor S;rop with Metallic Hone, mandatory l2 William
reet-Reta prices 50 cents, 70 cents 800, s25 and
81 so Five minutes sill be ample ume for putting the
Il,, ,-,o, Il. ,crf,,t order Cg 80 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
II Perfumed Breath The b

II Perfumed Erent.,-rhe best preparation fIf
obtaining snd pure breath eecldedy The Gem
pound Aromatic Tooth Plsts The ar0matcs zach that
they imp4ri delicate aaj highly az eeabe perfume 10 tie
breath and the tho cleanse aud hsagfy he
Teeth. II is the popular ard economical denice
i,e. Price - per jar Pre- pared end sold only
BIZ HORACE EVERETT, Druggist, o. Greonwich,
door above Franklin It. a. sl5 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

Mr.. BADGER. ex-Secre,ary OF the Navy ant
Nr. CxrrrExpEx. ex-Auorney General, LETT this
c;ty for, tie North on Monday evening.
Mr. ADAMS, ex-Presideai, Representative IN
Congress from Massachusetts. Left this city tor his
residence at Qaincy yesterday morning
National Intel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

~ The Packet ship Gladiator vii al
this day Cfbarsisy) a, s O'Clock Pi,ss gers vii BE-
AIKEN on board b HercHo. frsm foot Of dJidsa
Lane that hour. Letter b'g viii close Msrehaas
Exchange, and Hale. News Room At half past H. ,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

TRIAL or Coox.-At the opening OF the Oyer
and Termincr on Tuesday I; Brooklyn, the Couu
sci for Cook indicted Cor murder, moved tina; leave
be given to enter a aoHe prosequi- To sustain
the motion they relied upon the section of the
statute providing tina, any udic;meu; not brought
On FOR trial within two terms after finding ;he same
without sufficient reason shswn. the prisoner shall
be entitled TO a discharge An affidavit OF the
Mayor of Brooklyn was introduced to prove tie
absence of witness material to the pros ecuiiOn,
and the Court denied the motion for noilc prose
qsi, and postponed the trial for rarier. a al>o
ihat ,hciniic,ment for burglary, unul next tera
The trial Of Nesbi, was l. be proceeded with I'M
media,ely
u man named Tanner, employed in the en-
gineeF's department BY the Harlem Railroad Com
pany. while attempting to e, upon the locomotive,
which was under motion, on Tue.dsy evening,
slipped and Tell, 50 tina; the back car. passed over
his ANGLE, crushing i, so terribly that a.npu,a,on
was deemed necessary. he IS now doing well.
y AT New-Haven. Conn, on Saturday sever
al boys were teasing negro when he hurled a
stone at them, which struck one named Randall.
in the face, destroying his nose, and wounding
him so severely tha; MS recovery WAS considered
doubtful. The negro is in custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

u The Cheapest Cash Tnilor fet.-
PETER V. EUSTED Merchant Tailor, Ne. Chatham
square corner Of Catharno street. makes Clothing to or
der 10 per ceHt cheaper and 10 per better than the
cheapest Cash Tailor in the city
IL 8. -. go. rnrrnnt.I II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

II TENT, .s-Hri Democratic Wing Com
mit,ce.-Aa a souraeI meeting OF TIC Tro'h WMd
Dcmocra,c Wig cnia.,itc vii b. held 1t ther had
Quarters, Columb Hail this hsrstay) evening Sept
g at haley c'eock. b order
L : MCPHERSON, Secretary.
pun.1, al attendance 4. rarLLcnLarly rcQne.ted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

ncs.av next from No. street. house TO the
sun Office Several exper; Carriers wanted Immediately
81 Ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
u GRIND Vocal nnd am.trumcntal Con.

u Wanted 10 Charter IL Stenmbont.-A
strong veil bull; boat; moderate dra~rg not Over
tx feet water Apply Immediately to
Re. WETAORE, Navy AgsuL
,23 Ia, o. = Water strest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
rE!. ". Prowii,,, aeIebrated Cnarpher

= II. "a. FfoWiii7s teitOTattd III phor
sonp.-Tni= Gnegual,ed preparation Tor healing and
soft-Hing the skin rapidly winning x. TSY be mind,
OF the people. 1t. fame spreading Ear Aad de sn= 1t
uaysrsa admired Those ho have tried II will
con.en; any oher. For sale a; the Nes York
Head Quarters for Fancy Soaps and P.rumsry Of 81!
kidd .: Beskmin street Agea:s-lO7 DIyisoI-st, =
Cha.hea-t aei ai7 Gra:d Price, Is Cd per ca&-.
iJefai discount r.e 10 wholesale purchaser. 81 80.
r Salt Eheum and Scaid Esead.-Tie
worst cascs warraEtei cured By DALLEf'S ONT
SENT. 81. Dl!e7 dc5 al!oE any 10 pay for the
@-;:cls rae-, Not h1s 70: failed 81.
Hai-, OF s- Sess Room, cln confirm iae facts IL Is
4od Al II Naidea-.aae.
FRENCH CORN PtAIsT ER-This Plli,t.r, so much
u.sd By tn Freach who smaller hoe. aad VI haze
less trouble with COrn Than luy Other nst.on j. 20 sun
p. asd e;Tectra! a. 10 commend 'tstf to al.
It keep. taa pressure estfe'y OF the corns anil the
pl-ts soft that It I'll! abscrb ,nd di.ap
pear entirely. Sold at Il Niiien-I.ne. o. .23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
n.a,h Lord s1denbam.
Correspondence Of Tss Iri'aoe- ~ l.
s,cyr4'. HAaRoR, sept ~ ie

sacxEr1'. HAaRoR- sept IL tn
The .,eau,boa, Telegraph has just a,i'.sa h No., =.
Kingston, bringing intelligence Of ',s - 60
Lord srDrsnAA, Governor General OF the lana.
~. n. died thi, morning al about : eleeA; al
ia -.-;5.nce in Kingston. You recol!ect tha'
.a-a DAYS since he fell from MS horse and frac-
..,,ed hi. Leg the wound quite serious, but Il
a.s 70, thought to be fatal. Last nigh, however,
h.. wa, seized with lockjaw and lived but short
,;,e Yours. &c. E ". LurF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

wAsHi.ersy, sept %, ls+l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
DIED.

On Snndny, 9th Mrs. MANIA T.. wife Of MIR
John Hitchcock Of this City.
Tho friends Of the family are requested to At
tend her funeral, this morning. at II o'clock.
on the morning o' the ish October, at the resi-.
donee OF Mr. Elisha Melton. in tho county OF LOU.
-, Miss ANGELINA CuILUs, daughter Of tho late
John Chil,s, IA the 30Sh year Ut her age. But
though she Is dead, she still lyoth; aud how can
her memory die with those who had the privilege of
her friendship, or even the pleasure OF her acquan-
Sh;ei very amiabie was her disposition, and IN ny
nee deeds OF kindness For several yeaTs before her
death, she may truly be said to have been n child
sorrow; many had been her beIeavements in the
oss o' near rel atoms, and for n considerable time
sue hau been the subject OF painful and distress
uHease; and, although she did not make an open
profession OF p'eiy, We know not how to attribute
70 cold philosophy such patience and resignation rs
sue manifested In her we have lost friend, such
as we have but lew living, and the memory OF her
name W. will long aud iondIy cherish.
On the evening of the 10Th of October, at the
SordonsvIle Depot, jonas ONnuUspRo. son Of MIR
Richard Omohund'o Of that place, aged about two
and a halt years.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
M. WtbSifr

The Madisonan has an article on the run,,ur,d
intention of MIR Webster to retire from the Cabiort
Upon its face, 1t conradcts the rlmOur-but its phra
seOlogy admits iof more than one construction. II
leaves us just where we were-satisfied that Mr.
Webster will be forced to retire or induced to re
main, Just as may suit the views Of the dominant
clique, for the time being. 1t is understood tina,
MIR. Tyler is personally attached to Mr. Webster
and anxious to retain him-whi!st his governors are
impatient for his dismissal.
The following IS the oracaar revelation Of the
Organ:
"The rumors about Mr.. Webster's leaving tho
Cabinet are gotten up by those who desire H. be.
cause they believe that 10y doing so he will be com
PEELED to throw his influence and that Of his powe
iu friends, into MIR. Clay's scale. They would
other members Of the Cabinet that they may there
by provoke him to resign. They know that Mr.
Clay and his partsans have il in iheir power to de-
feat any scheme for a bank which the President can
approve, and they thus foresee that MIR. webster's
hopes and wishes, in this particular may be defeat.
ed, and would place him IN position TO compel him
10 resign. MIR Webs,cr's past course in an earncs,
OF what he will do, under such circumstances. He
differs with the President on the powers of Con.
g'ess this subject. lie wlll therefore do what
he can, consistently, to obtain n Bank, but when
he shall ind, as probably will find, that the course
of Mr.. Clay and his pnrtsans have made II limos.
sible TO obtain charter, then he will doubtless do
what he can consistently do to favor such legislation
as will best promote the great ends which he de.
sires to obtain through the agency Of Bank. The
sbofs Of the malconents will be van-the effort,
to excite ienlousies will bo defeited-the Cabinct
and the President will act together, and IN harmo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
ALBEMARLE.

We are requested to state that Joseph X. Hting
Esq. will address the People Of a lbcmarlc, the first
Monday in November Court day.
We find call in the Advocate for meeting Of
the Wings, on the same day.
From he ChcrionesriHs Adroeafs
To THE WINGS OF ALBEMARIE.
You are respectfully and earnestly requested to
meet at the Court House in Charlottesville, on the
LIST day Of the next November Court To consider
the recent Developments in relation to public affairs
at Westinghouse respond to your Wing brethren
throughout the Union, whom the present aspect Of
political affairs has called together in elaboration
and TO express freely ard Independently your opin.
ions and feelings in regard to tic leading topics Of
popular interest which now engage the public mind
50 deeply.
4 foil attendance Of the Wings Of this old, siaunch,
long tried and faithful republican county Of Alder
mire--tho land Of Statesmen and Presidents and
Pntrots-Is desired, and u is earnestly hoped that
h who look 10 the good Of thfir country, and feel
anxious preserve and decn ii against the machi-
nations Of lis enemies, will DO sure to attend The
President and the people should understand each
other. We have heard from him-lct him hear
from
MANY VOTERS OF ALBEMARLE.
OorosEs 10, 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

iEI@ The. Calhoun Squad about Charleston are
protesting against S. Carolina, receiving her quota
under the Distribution Ac: They are afraid OF
being corrupted! With all their purism and CHI
valry, they cannot stand temptatonl Pu, gold in
the way, and they must trip! We presume tho
Richmond Junto, from the same consideration 4
tender regard for their unreliable morality, III Ike.
wise urge the Commonwealth Of Virginia to pu,
aside the tempting and corrup,ns bait. The peo-
pc must deny themselves 100000 a year, which
belongs to them, lest these affected pursts-bu,
f,lible creatures who canno, withstand temptation.
should be sedGced from the paths o! virtue! We an.
prehend no danger to tho morals Of the people a,
large from this very acceptable and timely payment
OF long standing debt-but FOR the benefit Of the
few, who are predetermined not to bc able TO main
tain their integrity, the Legislature should pass a
special act Of excluson-pacins them beyond IN.
corruPtIng influence OF the Federal Gouceur.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26


The Columbus Sbte Journal, speaking Of The
result Of the late elections in that State, makes III,
following statements
"ln the closely contested districts we have had the
most Of the bad luck. We lose a Senator IN High
aud by nine votes, and Representative ~ the same
district by Eve votes Ten more Wing votes would
have ted both houses. We lose n Representative
in the Delaware district 10y 81 votes and another by
somewhat larger vote, where the Wings have an
honest majority Of 500. We lose two Representa-
tves in Belmont by, We understand, some 80 votes
where We have 300 majority. Wo lose a Senator
and three Representatives IN tho Ross district where
We have clear majority Of 600 votes. We are also
losers Of a Representative IN Summit county on the
Court House question, where We have a m9ionty
Of 1000, and one ~ Tfumbull, where we have a
majority Of COO. There afe other districts in The
State that would be with US in a full poll. Whist
the result therefore Is 10 be depoteJ for the evils u
Is ike TO entail upon the State from a course OF un
restrained LOcOFOCo legislation holds out to rs
FOR the future the promise Of n brighter day end
more glorious redemption, ia the increased interest
which cannot iniI Of being excited IN general cleo
ton. There will be no dependency IN the Wing
tanks Let " organise az once for the contest IN
1872, shake OF The apathy and discomfort that have
surrendered the State 10 brief su1grance Of Fed
era msrule, and 90 into the fight with a spirit and
resolution that shall Ovebesr an opposition and again
restore Ohio 70 her rank IN the roll Of Republican
States"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
TENNESSEE

The Legislature o. this State is now in session.
Al the latest date, resolution 10 proceed to the
election Of two Senators, was under discussion.
A good deal Of mannu vring is going on % elect
Ex-Governor Polk. There is a Wing majority Of
three on JOINT ballot, and to overcome this, Folks
friends are urging his pretensions, not on party
grounds, bu, on his alleged ability to promote the
interests Of the State. They will leave no stone
unturned to effect his election IN this they botray
tho hOlow.heartedness and nsincerity Of their
professions for Democracy. Polk has just been
rejected by the people Of the State as unworthy to
OIL the post Of Governor and il would be a pretty
commentary upon their decision, to make him their
representative IN the councils Of the nation The er-
fort 10 smugglc him IN no pnuizan politician, il
worthy Of those by whom It is made, and Of him or
whose benefit II IS designed Polk is one Of tho
most unscrupu'ous pnrlizans, and the very nisiies
Locoloco-ln'ess Mr.. Frank Thomas Of Maryland
DO his oqual-in the confedoraey. The pro'ene,
that he j, moderate politician to gain Wing votes
is honest and becoming
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
PIANO IsORTES.
MANUFACTURED ny T. GILBERT CO, Bos1

4 GOOD assortment 81 PIANO FpRTES, Of various
~ styles AMI cost constantly hsui Tor sale which m
puutui tone action aui sh believed 10 be equal 20
made u the United states, and e hy
competent judges, which will be sold Teasonib as an
br purchased elsewhere.
The aucU." uf'he public Is particularly called 10 no
tee al THIS establishment recent Improvements by tho
above manufacturers (or which they have obtained si.
ers pltru) by which III. effect u string very son
and tone u ducci In entirely original
u puurplc amt Application, and which has the M ycT.
sa appreciation IT every DISTINGUISHED professor who has
I examined AMI Tried the same.
Ia" ivluit=cs oi this apparatus any other similar
On. n use, vii appear the slightest oSaninliJn. cspe.
caliy As may ur used NJ Will without throwing the uni
tune IN the least degree, ian object never Toe
lore attained IL not sblr 10 get prI"r itself, or DO.
ANY other part Of the instrument; and hc
dp'rd Piano uf1nv size Erai" which, lone
by any apparatus wherein the action hammers have
lutvtal movement 4. =. MADDOX,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, p O'Clock, p. NJ.
ARRIVED,

The splendid new Blrque BAousloR, Capt. Hi.
ram Horton, from Baltimore. The enterprisins
owners are Capt. Horton aud Mcssrs. uaskins *
Libby, of this city. The superior model, rig, and
fitting, cannot be surpassed by any vessel sloat.
The name is appropriately gwen, two Of the the
owners being Bachelors. The male portion of the
business community arc respectfully invited on
board, at Ludlom's wharf, this day. 1t is also ms
well to say, that probably to morrow, or the next
day. the ladies will be summoned to visit the barque
and partake OF the bounty Of the Bachelor oensrs.
Sehr John Barr HolIinsshead. Baltimore, sun
dries, to Lancaster, Denby & Co, l. Duhain, Webb,
Booker y Hlm.IIon, l. ID Cgcnsh,w & Co, Tho a
Rust, w Batter, Allison x Watt, j Il And rson,
M& w Willis, Davenport * Allen, < q Win
ston.
CLEARED Oct. 23rd,
Brig Massachusetts, Prrtchaid, London, tobacco,
sc. by Cha,. Palmer.
SAILED,
Brig Creole, Ensor, New Orleans, tobacco and
slaves.
Schr Charles Prman, Moore, New York, coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
PLANTATION ron s,,.,,

IlEiNG drsttous o rcnuNiut tho county AZ Ap-,...
- ioucT tot sale thc phnaion which / rest. ne.
thc t"wn 81 IcAtntion The tract "a AgES :,
bout twu hundred of which rlrat.u and on. I,lt
which u n cINcT aud al uf Il under nn~ f,nrinr Tbc
% Is a OF hGst rate quality adapted - the ,ut~ 81
la 81 - ain nri rtasr There tour or rNr never
.hs syringe, and su"si every h" arranged thai All
otlein eau have water. The woodland va!u,le lie ,.
.tn"nis oomiortnte, aud tie whole iIun I'M
ftp, ~ bchuy aut the ell racrr sut pT.s on !.
u"ns Inducements suy one ,i- tr,I To- ,r 40 h i,
:" ~, ~ VI, my oith" hn' schools IT itnu. ton.
'is VIII bc 10 o the pu rn,I n NOT
~, - 81 private rnl" will be offered ~ pulif auction
49,, ~ ~. les "n Mo NnAh the ".ud er ne A. N
".,' y" not inc W"st tar ds, thereafter 80
~ - MAW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

SALE OF VALUABLE JAMES uivEr,
ESTATE. AND UpW RIOS q - EIir'ry
sLhNE h., WA tsN DEED DI. 'rtti's1,

NWEuNlsDNY, the 3 ,ity Of Sov,'rf 80; - Ill
,sI mex iiir 'a5 20 rirsuince "f decree ofthe
''"niN "' irnHcn and ~ ct hcumnn,, ga suit hcrc,
Francis t. Dcanr ls, IA or Ut IHIu rosI i,c'A aud
ol1es. !. ,nis ~ NJ toe sold tract oi Iad commouy
allied hTAN InNbEN, btus in the county OF nu,kng-
ham, on lance RIVER n'a, The town OF Now Cinun con.
posed about l1O acres OF James ycr low grounds OF rst
Htc ghiiy together with alrrups then gna a. upn lie
hog House will Ivutns good ont tn,lsrg All c,,r.
also Garn w,.h new wheat M,rinr thereto attached
aud Ran iorn mlrris5n del, irgS'ses,
times ci.cd lorE JnuJ ial"y Harry Isuac Tom or I,n
i.ase, Albert Ehz Jordan, Mar, Nelson. Archer nrn
Molly Peter Morris hanst,ld spsucer and the in,
namely sarah, lavna, Nancy ani William, tchlircn OF
Mary ~ W. ~ ''''' q" VI
I,s sale willrase place at nearGaIdcn.
TERMH-iurthc slaves really money.
Tor It l'ud "a credit Without interest during the lie
only in the event r'at the Fr,ues u p,auc, j. shall
ais 'savns no enld or ehdrGm within the intent an
leave such child OF children the lend the purcha
,r,o hS iI n e s1o%Srs rom The SAID SUN Of s5
iUr Of the purchase mon, crvi without interest Of
one andtwo Yeas, FRANCS y. DEANE. Sr.
JNO. 4. CUNNINGHAM
the slm" time aud place above mentioned, IN pur-
me following slaves cauycyery tie , rranesB meaRs'
90 10 ins efSsnch ,re r the benefit Of Lewis no
s'[.' az" h"-e's '"'n namely Wellington Nihs, Gilbert,
Say Tom tsnn Cd" ~tuy) Lily, George, sam. RUSSELL Eis
a' t 7han,N l"imt.r OLD lunh -I con, Mary
Duke, Maria, Edward, ~Cfl, Ralph a'u Esvy.
kOBI tWATlINEN, Trustee.
Al tlr same time and 'ac aud put oNc
decree aNuN" Wruuou.t Will hr s0l the following pcrsa-
nal properly conveyed io the uut,EsgEci by said
Francis DHIuc, IT. 10y dated Isl October $50 in
udt Tor suuiry CrodifnIH, namely.
AlcTrpS at or On tic B'Hr Garden Plantation actually
severed before me ay 90 se; I o." hugscs mules cat.
Le' sheep aud Stocks ui every trcupuu furniture ma.
chimes cot hcing HNuics land, ,oo,s, implements,
wagons, cats md gear
lthn@-For all Sums not exceeding $50 cash; for all
puchasc,o ih't amount or over credit
secured 10y negotiable" notes with approx ci cnroscTs,
bonds with good security ihc option fthc Trustees.
WM II NACEANLA ND .r-...-
20 dG'rufds ~ RHODES. ( iIuHiceH'
u5- The Lynchhurg Nirsuign will publish the above.
u TEE d'y Of sale. AMI forward this Office foI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

On Thursloy, tic I'm October, by the Rev. Mr.
ArmF~ed, Dr. VIZ. ~. SwoCrE, to Miss ELIZA
SUSAN KYLE, daughter Of Geo. w. Kyle, Esq.-
al ol Buckingham.
AZ Lous1 Court House. on the evening Of the
2lst instaut, by the Rev. Geo. w. s. Harper, Mr.
JAMS BoHERrsoS, 20 Miss NANCY, FIRST daughter
Of Michael Ryan, deceased-al q Louisa county,
Virginia.