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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
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$3J ,201 or $4,000 Nett.
For SaurIa, S"pi. 1Iih.
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To b. drawn IN Alexandra on Saturday the | Il tn.
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CAPITAL PRIZES $50, 204 o, $50 600 n,u.
Also, P'zes Sll76i.-6UUO - 500O-5O vi 1000
80 ci230- SO OF 900, &c. &c.
rs No. Louety-l2 drawn ballots.
TICKETS Sl0-Ilalves $50 $. 50 80
VIRGINIA LEESBURG, No. 40, to be drawn
IN Richmond on Monday the l:3,h and received
Wednesday Evcnng-Prlz"s $40. 900. 1000, 1900,
10 Prizes OF 1000, 10 Of 400 $50 Of rs.
70 Nos. and IA drawn ballots
Tickets 4 halves2 quarters
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drawn IN Petersburg. on Wednesday the l4t' and
received Friday evenioe-Przes, SIS, 900, s. 900. 5
Prizes OF 100, 10 Of 500, &c. &c.
&c Nos. and o drawn
Tickets 81 halves 2 quarters I.
For Tickets and Shares call On
w. NJ. SUTTON.
doors above franklin Hotel, Lynchburg Va.
James River & K'nawha SCRIP for SHE, a, this
Office.
Sept. 6 t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
DENTAL. NOTICE.

- .. BAkER, Surgeon Dentist. formerly II
". R,ehnond. offers his professional SERVICES To
tie hi abanls al Lynchbntg and rs viclnny.-
From the experience winch several Years prtctice
various PAT. Of the United Sla.es has .if,,ded
hI,n, lie leels fun cond, nee in giving sasiac'i 10
those lor whom he operate s.-rhose who reside IN
the country, and can lot come to town 10 have
ratlons On ihcn teeth performed, can be oh ell
on, by addressing a line To hun. DR.. b. can Ire
found u, ,be Washington Hotel daily. from A.
NJ until =. NJ.
september . isf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

Last var, the Senate was divided II andlo. The
House Il Wings aud 80 Looo.. Tie Wh,,s hav.
giined one Senator, aud lost two REPRESENTATIVES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
4. N. lsIlsLiAH,
~ IN: H.fAJns ~ Hu.NsTANT

LAS taken his Office al Mr.. Robert Mouiss's fia.
L l. tel. comet Of Main street and lanyard Ai,ey.
and he hopes, from an experience Of nine yesrs'
practice in hi. profession. continue TO meet will
a hhe,al share OF public patronage.
F.b 1Qu If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

u The Enquirer calls Joseph X. living Of
Amhers', "a tull-blooded ftderaIsl" |, used 10
Frp'y The same eu het 10 lis new allies WISE Gil.
mer, "llpty, &c. who have been recently metamor-
rhostd b. II mt" quite pss>abe "Republcans". !!
We tell the Enquirer that Mr.. living is an ultra
State Rights man, much so that lie was deemed a
NuIliyer, when the Enquirer was advocating the
Proclanatlon admitted To be the mos, thoroughly
federal paper extanI IN spots"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

U5 II our n ighbor of the Republican will tell us,
how "a majority of lhniy IN the House Of R"ptn-
sen'atlves aud seven eight in the Senate pass
laws IN opposition TO the veto, we will explain 10
nm the process by which our p,ny "havr rtJormed
matters so as 10 place he whole public purse The
hands of one man." This result has been cfle cted,
MT by the Wing ma only in Congress, but in
despite it-by The veto which the Wings con-
demu, and which the Locos, with perfect consis,en-
cy, much applaud.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

o. Twenty Of the men.be,s of the Cooye,,,on
~h'ch famed the Consliiu ION Of the L. States w,,,
members o' Congress when he first National Bank
was Incorporated. and only SIX of them voted apans,
1t. This is fact of great weight
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

u President Tyler in his Message Ia Cone,ess
" "' 'Pe"'"S o' tue extra session, called upon hat
oo'' 10 establish Fiscal Agent rticl tcould ere
currency d UNIFORM edtae." II he shall veto the
o''' now before him, people will be yer. aptto donb
whether he knew what he meant by that recon-
men dation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11

General Meeting Of the Upper AppJnarfor Co,npq,y
sons sun indebted for insianens on the new
Sto-k OF the upper ApppmattOT Company, are hereby
not hei tai all dues TINS account seed
NC htst OF June or The Company will be compeledo offer
all delinquent stock for sale al auctnn 10 raII
due as authorized hy the charter. ~ I''
The superntendeLts cous Ter IL proDer farther ,o ID
wise those Interested OF the right they hold by ciareT ~
teeENer by summary process any balance not pros
- ~0~'' N'A'
The stockholders OF the Company are likewise herelv
h4lheufhat ageneTal meeting Of the Company will take
pace IN the town of Farmyie, Jcfricsi Tavern AT ~
Trustees OF said Company. ' "
THOMAS A MORTON
W. NENABLE,
THO. l.. MORTON
q, N +. VENABLE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
a FARM NEAR ERrpEnIcKspuRo,

WirhiN ono aud a half miles OF Fredericksburx d.
tec'y on the road leading To Orange ca Iouss and
,harouesNhle situated the farm Of the
Nmoh he "ucrs ut sale contains 6l0 acrcs, about go
81 Which are woods The land h. of the inptoysble
puany-whh every facility for making as rich Is land
can De made stable manure he proc cd fretet
ksonrs at one shilling bad, AMI hne at 81 tand irr
Vh"hly leSs) per bushel from which place loas
NAL" LAY. The Iuat leasint the town TURNPIKE
.nhiec,,o no toll aud always chat dsiane 80 GOOD
der Wood commands saving prices varying from to 81
per cord, aud sometimes as high a. 9 aud SC.
bnt To The rcsiient on tide water, who lie
hon IN" diseases ncicnt Ia the low lands Of Virginia he
wou,h especially Commend this residence. There ~ no
otaf III Eastern virginia poEscssing
IN tiS respect elevated above the ufTounnx country
WI iuu view OF tie nount,i1S-ihere Is entire
cnplon from every ypc - bnous disease Aidonalto
winch ~ Its eonisuiy o Fredcricksbutg aorng To the
proprietor the command Of the very best society.
the subscriber will sell the whole, tho
ohliungs,) at avery moderate pIce-a price which will
his fund.-. ROBERT m sENpi n
I.l - la,.O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
For SALE.

''IE subscriber oilers for salc that well kpown Farm
FONT side OF iiaDpon Creek Ia Ell zabeh Ci,, Couny
ann sdistan Tom the two places one tnle contains
Back river lands. " '''' ~
hhas on alaIgc two story wo-d Dwelling Ususe q
years dthia summer Including the has story ma.
mug up "a aus ICONS with other ,ry out buildings
a , lsht nc Inse Win ttlc expense place fashion.
aolc resort lot tue Invalid emf and as IN
ana comfort not to be surpassed by any in the lower
N"umy, as Us immediately surrounded by Fish Flesh
aud "oulry The quality 81 IN. Land is good n, /, b,s
zen Tor several wears highly improved by
h.fcfasc per acre, with good cultivation ~ bushels
OF Wheai 80 OF Oats, and IS OF Corn. IL is adnIabi,
ap'ed To the growth OF the sweet potato crop Within
=" me shore the largest schOoneis can Give
gah As al persons wishing To buy Will necessarily 4
anime the property Themselves, the Undersigned there
ioi" deems ~ unnecessary further enlarge Possss
son can be had TO seed wheat early the suits
je ll-clM TIIuS n ,spon,ytS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11

~ AN AWAY nom the sub cribeT about the u ia.
~ mary or hTbt of February last Negro Woman by
The name of MARIA: small black Woman, about Get
inches IN height and about % oldHle has a very
bad set oi tecthand u very black nj
auction the Hell Tavern In Richmond and was inform.
81 that che formerly belonged Cart H. Sheppard of
menuco she has a husband belonging to Mr.. George
Taylor who lives about miles from Richmond on the
nrook Road, and Is likely she In that
Wien she Went away Hha appeared To be far adyane ed In
pregnancy andl think must have child be this time
TIL. above reward with all reasonable expense. will IL.
PAID Tor her delivery TO inc living Che county
near the black Heath Coal Mines lodged In iI In Ric
mum" H,; "a. JOHN MANDERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11

/ AND ron SALE wish 10 sell INV T,.., a,
shh yinz IA the lower end Of Prince Esl,s.rs eann
a, yo lnk me Ian q OF Col Samuel Rurk and Mr. A
CONTAINING nearly eight hundred aeres upward. Of
M WHICH are woodand: there is also some old neld.
t1 W Win pine; there L. q considerable portion OF
Hnss, ana oaiS aud that readily takes cIoyer-The
m.i. .,h ' MI, STATE Of improvement This could be
tc, WIN httlc care, a valuable Tobacco,
"s Is on the ARM good Dwelling House with nj ne
SesIy onthouses. barns, stables, &c-~ith A thryiny
YOUNG orchard Of choice fruit. ~ '''"s
,i.t nc above farm In not sold privately shan on ga
ohphh The It'll September next, Oder IA pnbsI, M ~.
fna e odler at the store Of A. +. Mlllcr& Son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
BALTIMORE MARKET Inn. q :,

FLOUR-Slles ofseveral parcels Howard street
Flour OF good standard brands have been made
from stores to-day at S.. The stock in market
continues small, with only limited inquiry. We
quote the receipt price at SI,S7t.
GRAlN-Saes yesterday aud to-day of good
Pennsylvania Wheats at lis and Lie
We quote white and yellow Maryland Corn n,
Soc. dull. a lot OF Pennsylvania yellow Corn sold
to-day at 5sc.
A sale OF 1900 bushels Pa. Rye at 6Oc.
80 Sales OF Virginia Oats at s3c. We quote Md at
WiilSkEI-ls dull and neglected. We con-
umue 10 quote hhds at q cents and ibis. at - C $.
The wagon price of bbls. is 20 cs exclusive of the
barrel. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
BY INLOES & BROTHER
BY WILLIAMS & HAXAL +. =
EXECUTORS sALE-Io, osc,c

bAECuIORS' SALE-Lot of G,o,nd =. r, .
~, on FRIDAY NEXT, llth inst AZ o,cIoclt Il, a., a
ttle sn me premises We shall sell at ancsn ali he IsS
ronnI rest OF Ednund Walls, dec ID in and no h., y,
g' VIII the buildings thereon stn,fed !, ~ olI
sfysc, - -, section Of and 81 sireetS froo,irx Wv ~
o. o. ,sr ihd running back 81 street Ir,l re-, ~
nearly r D vs. comfortable frame dwelling bonse
scme other smaller dwellings OF trIe 49,, r besides
rent Of $50 ami eco annually ie 'aiue' Out paying
IERhS-Onefourth cash balancoe - 1910
, Eoau,e notes wkh approved endorseTs ami is ;;
s, INC properly, viii be required 10 seenSe & OF
:, ny order ofthe executors.
w. d H. Amen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
BY WILLIAMS 4 HAXAIJ-
EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
oz.-:. LOT ON MITCHELLs ALLEY.
opposite store OF Messrs. Dunlop Moncuro & r.,
on MoNDAN, l;ih instant. att O'clock in he "a $3.50
,I w. plsses We shall sell auction all the right ~
., 'neIcs' OF Edmund Walls, decd in ana 10 a In, ~
. az ne souii side Of an alley. 81 H. wide runnnS
n,H rom !+ih ST Opposite the store or Nsss,-
puUloh Anncure a Co known A. mo Is 10, , 80
's go OF the estate Of Tho's Mitchell dec TUG
and ~ ,, - irtt on the aforesaid alley Of q feet
IIs - lcet ~ rear a six foot alley. "a
i i s no u. IS 50 feet inch, and the other adoin
less = ''N"eS' oe the same more or
IEhhS-Ouarter cash. aud the balance AZ ID anil -
lhonihs ncsoiabic notes with approved .n,,rsnr >
the cTcHit payments etN'eH 10 secure
BY order OF the Executors
le i-d'is WILLIAMS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
ALnEMARLE LANn rnn - -

I'nb undersigned Offers Tor sale III AIN DRkII>I ,h
and and late residence Of Samuel Dyer ceased w.
IN u,e county OF Abcmarlc, the roads from Sro,,
Nue To Sianon and Charlottesville, distant fIom nm. n, ,
pace about I'VE miles, aud from the latter about 6rcn
rus tract contains 1900 acre., lies well /. .oo
ns iand with large portion In forest gooi PAR Of
.,on Is topaeoo hnd The improvements are OF cha
.sot't Tot the comfortable accommodation of t.,
y, whilst the ncizhbouIbood Affords social aivsntss"s
tncy surpassed in virginia. Proposing to go TO Nss1u
~ sh b.inH therefore very dcsiTous to sell III. unr
VIII sen ms properly al avery reasonable
" osneNcn that lew places, posse ssing the same
49, oi improvements the same advantages Of society
@ 10 MARKET can be obtained in ginia nj The
So ", 20 ROBERT DYER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
From The National htellig ,ne,, Of ves,,rsoy

>.
CoscREss-The House OF Representatives moves
slowly along with its organization, its progress be-
ing much impeded by the vira rOee mode of eIec,ng
It's officers, which is Of recent introduction into the
practice of Congress, and, with an eye TO the des-
patch of business, might we'll be discontinued
When the organization of the House shall have
been completed, however, we have no doubt that
The House will 90 earnestly and vigorously to work
on The great which Congress has been CAL
led 10 consider.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
N. Y. MARKETS-T,rs o

FiSli-Sales OF Dry Cod at 80 25 a so, and the
market very dull.
FLoUR-The supplies of common brands Yves
tern are very light; 81 81 a 10 the steady rate.
Ohio and Michigan are more abundant. sails q,
OHIO at ! 81, Michigan 81. Rye Flour a 325
GRaIN-Sales of $500 bushels OHIO Wheat at
81 10; Rye has declined little; sales at SIC Sales
OF Southern Oats 80 4 35c. Corn has also sold low
e.; sales Sc a 81 "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
SALE toS or .T nnn n hSI HoIEG AND

Mtue OF Ihree several deeds OF trust 10 vii. = de-,
o{ Aoner Robinson ami Henry King l. John RrI.Eon
anthony Robinson, Jr. Trustees dae,i 3 !,
w ny - "a "a setu oN the same grantoIs TO Cbsres
N DIIoheyi rustee dates 23d December is33NRnJ
& All ueLett and Frances X his wife 10 samuel
il, SUI holl' fhodes. Trustees, dsted 5b J,Dr,ry
& S record inihe Office oituo Hosting Coar oGReI
io'lll VII DC sold upon the premises hy pubir s,s,
ioI c4sh, on TUESDAY, the 22d day OF June nc, ,t
,sneihents on street To the City OF Richmond
w property called the Eagle Hotel with tho
$3.50 IN the two first deeds aforessirsISC o.
ulIlNled inoiey Of two other ienefnents ana
dPpileh4hcesi being the enemtno on I2b strss, :; -
S, n ny called the Profile House, and len
go ~ E - ieet ~ inches, 18Th street in The
otu= me TWO tenemcnrS FL 81 mentioned and a.
seIlped IN TIE last deed Aforesaid The sale Will bs 49,
S e purpose OF raising the Of money inc ,,,
me deeds Aforesaid and the expenses OF sas Tbs ~.
aetns as Trustees, Will convey only HE M 80
Ied nthen but they believe the title 10 h. YES
Inc safe VIII take place at - O'Clock noon
JOHN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A. ROBINSON, Jr
CHAS. WIN. DABNEY T,,.,..
SAMUEL TAYLOR
II. RHODES
NH lT-l2awtts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11

GALE & CHRIsTOPHER,S
~ 4 n o r q II TEs
E'h Shhh at w. DANIELI'S Music Store
-sNEaar 49,.


,,,,, IIIIN DULLARS REWARD.
WILL give the above reward for the aoprehensi-n In
rneUNery TO me, al the Armory, of RICHARD : 10
I'm COR Loving ISAAC WALTON and Is Az pRINi r.
any one Of them. ~' - 'Si uOllAFs Tor
LoNiNH Is from King Queen Co.-enlisted on the 9th
~, ai nave every reason TO believe, enlisted with a
view 70 raui-he carried OF with him one uniform co,f
p"s WINE COTTON panialoons and white iacket-he h.
brown hair '''='' "'ue eyes anu
age . feet inc hes high dark compile Ton niue
hlI ani 10y profession Saddler. = - 'N
FRINGE = from Portland, Maine bu, raro,,ly f.,
charleston, = C.5 feet 10 inches high fair eonnis ,',
aLe es' dlrk brown hair and 10y proiesso on
tach OF these ugves have run away with pnbr I,1,h
ing I"r which they have rendered no service '
80 A., J. u. RICHARDSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11

N0IT " ? IIWUINh.
Leaves Fredericksburg every
a @t0N TUESDAY evening, . O'Clock
Port Nicou between ami nine
o'r'Dck leaves Tarpafannn-k af d
Coz N'ndesd1y morning, rassrs Trbauna ar o'rIs..
aul N'tr' Point 40 a. ami Puu.Uisazuc no O'clock 1 10
tunS returning, lrayCs Baltimore SATURDAY rvcpi1r
a. 0logN' anl arrives H furc0'caruc % O'Clock sim
Wv W'rluc-uass"s Merry Point a. T. o'clock Urb,1r,
80 - l inc evening, and leaves Tarpahluunrk ar
Isc N9.NN morning passes IA, TOM ari ecde 4b1Yf
",LeN ron Mic"u about O'Clock. Fur ROYAL aI8uf n
" N''S and arrives 40 keHurg about Iorl,rE
r,,.-..,, REUBEN r. THOM, Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
POSTSCRIPT.
Ky LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
CONGRESS-.


In the Senate Wednesday, after the presentation |
Of memorials, petitions, &c, on variors subjects.
Mr Rlves called up his deferred motion to refer 50
much OF the Presidents message as related to our
Foreign relations. to the Committee on Foreign Re-
is'''ns. The motion was ngain postponed by
vote o! 81 to Is. Several resolutions were offered
OF m'nor importance.
REPEAL OF THE SUB TREASURY.
The Senate then proceeded to tho consideration
Of the special order, besg the Till for the repeal Of
the Sub-Treasury law. This bill having had its
third reading, the question was pu,-"Shall i,
passl"
Mr. Woodbury. addressed the Senate at length,
and the debate was continued till near 7 o'clock by
Mes'rs. Calhoun, Benton, Tallmadge, Wright
Young and McRoberts, all in opposition to the bill
except MIR TaImndge.
The question was then taken on the passage OF
the bil and decided in the affirmative as follows:
fEAS-Mess's. Archer. Barrow, Bates, Bayard,
Berrlsn, Choate, Clay, OF Kentucky, Clayton, Dix.
on, Evans, Graham, Henderson,, Huntington, Kerr
Mansum, msrtick, Miller, Morehcad, Phelps, Por-
ter, frentiss, Preston, Rves, Simmons, Smith, OF
bridgc-29.
NAfS-Messrs. Allen, Benton. Calhoun, Clay
OF A'abtma, Fulton, King, Mcloberts, N lcholson,,
nierce, Sewer, Smith, OF Connecticut, Sturgeon.
o'her, woodbury., wright,
Noung-IS.
And the Senate adjourned.
LOWER HOUSE.
In the lower House, after some desultory con-
versation, Mr. GRAHAM, in pursuance Of notice
given on the second day of the present session
asked leave to introduce bill repeal the act OF
July 4, 1910. commonly known ms the Sub Trea-
sury Bill. Some objection being made the Speaker
said the unanimous consent Of the House would be
required to enable the gentleman to introduce a bill
at this tme the order of business being tho election
OF officers
The House then proceeded to the election Of Of
fcers-whereupon, Mr. Joseph Follansbee and Mr.
J. w. Hunter were elected Door keepers.
Kew J. w. French was cleo ted Chaplain
Mr. SERGEANT moved that the House pro.
cecil to the election Of Printer, which was no. acted
upon.
motion was made TO hjourn, and lost
MIR lNGERSOLL of Pennsylvania, then moved
that the House proceed reconsider the vote where
by it refused to adopt the 2lst rule, when the ques
ton Of abolition points of order were again dis.
cussed by Messrs. INGERSOLL, WISE, Bolts
and others, during which time much warmth oil
feeling was exhibited in the House.
MIR lnsersoll had the floor, when, on motion OF
MIR WISE, the House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
Of Modern Languages, s2,sOn per annnu
Mathematics, $500


\JlSHlNG TO rem We offer my Farm Tor sale
-, on winch AT present reside, known 10y the name
m weeks miles above Urbanua and below PARROTS
creek. u IS handsomely located, Immediately ON lie
oanEs OF the River Is nearly square, ami contains about
.Ou acres Inc rccources for manuTng incKhausbe
and the soil well adapt Improvement IL posscsses
many advantages Tor fish, oysters. wild Sowl as any
farm on The River, and rs thought 10y good Judges 10
possess peculiar advantages for bedding oysters having
creek on Que side with suitable bottom for the
eood deal OF cordwood can be spared, also o of
yAcucnt white Oak for ship hui ding. Is enclosed ami
Ntied Will much less fencing Than usual for Farm OF
~ s|e Inc improvements with little repair would be
to.Iaby goOi more particular desc Tption is deemed
unaceslry out all persons wishing TO purchase are in
tern shore. Price and terms reasonable
My address is Jamaica, Mddesex.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
FOR SALE.

WIlI be sold, a. public auction, on TUESDAY. IN.
~ h Instant ~ " O'Clock, a. the residence Of VIZ
W,n ~ Godhn iu The county NJ Hcnrco tour AMI hail
miles below Richmcni, The New RrtIrc Ro,d D f,nr
hurse Teams, Saddle Houses, 2 enc Mlch Cows ami
variety % Household AMI kitchen Furniture. a. A. -
Ierms made known on the dsv ~ sale.
1o3-du JANIS A. HARDWOOD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
TRUST SALE of yALURI-I :. 49,
AND PERSONAL ESTATE

pursuance 81 the provisions of a deed II Trust c,c.
Sut.I 10 me subscribers, by Garland Ballard r.-or.l
w. .t tEk once OF Orange County they gf.r for III
PNaey, al the Real ami Personal Estate OF said R,T
NcEtd 20 mem by the deed Aforesaid The real e-.t
sNery valuable 'ni consists the Mil properfy kro,
ytc name Of the Liberty Nils lying 90 the counues ~
oIaust ani Madison, the Rapid Ann River aLonf Is,
gles above Orange touu House. aud conprses Man.
touring Mill Corn and Plaster Mills attached TbrTetn
.t ,aN VII on the opposite SHE & the River This
property has been thproug nly repaired and Is nov IN go
order tract OF Land adjacent thereto ,girE ,s, G
10 sun purchasers containing atout G. grr,s ON
NISl Is ne" BRICK store House and Is REGARDED a. !,
E.ol country sand for store and the Houses ana - NJ
a!E' f"hl linus"' amongst which arc several I.sir,
i'Uy residences AMI valuable lrck store II,ftss
- rue peiS nnai estate consists Negro Won. $50,
H'Irrr wagons, Cars, 10 head of I.uIr 800 49,
warts Of leu heaiof Hogs, &c ''' 1"' W.
"u lht properly not hc sold privately. the suIs-ri
"cIs VIII u Oraug" Count House. on the g Ia t,y t tl
u,N mat getns Orange Court day. oder the real ,sI
'Ial'u AZ orange Count House, the Negro Woman CIr
iuIs's &c lor sale 10 The highest bidder AZ uuIii-
,"' anu me NH properly, Land and Sfars.,iouss 5s.
gt ncEeln' TIE stock oi Hogs, Sc AZ the Mil ON fb,,
~ y upon TIC same terms AMI m the same manner
The real estate will be sold on a crc,iif of - - 2
lCAIs l"r purchasers giving bond ami apprnysJ No.
sal sec uTiiy and deed OF upon the pr,psrrv g.,
s'uIe the pay mcnt OF the pure hasc msucy INC rr,
a. tslNc VIII De sold ON credit OF months he ~
.i'ds,ts ewing bond with approved security for ,Es
A.loul "i purchase Persons DESTROYS ~ I,sirs
y o. the SAN property, would do well 10 eSlioine an
t cIcdl@Is Of the said Ballard are rcuucsfcI tn aif.I
VIC me trustees will only convey such ftI, ~ i.
vested IN them by the deed aforesaid ~ ~ '
JAMES W. SAUNDERS ..
- -, LEWIS d. WILLIAMS. ( trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
LAW NOTICE

IE Undersigned attends regularly the Suncrior Co,,,
Hl Law aud Chancery In the Counties OF Fluvanns
n uoN'gn'. NrIson' Augusta and Greene, aud all the
courts IN AhemaTle. Office in CharlotfesviIe wv
kEFERENCES-Ilw a J FRY & Co = a J = lance
'"''Jtcguelin Taylor Co, ! W DihrcU a Co . ID a..
dcTsnn 4 Co, Pcyton Dcanc & Edwards WIN n Meta.
BY hN rly BaT; Leigh, Esq, James Lyons Esg
Wise, Esq, dccOHack '"''
NH lg-rtaw1m IOuN m or up,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11
NOTICE.

"A ~ persons indebted 10 the late 6rm Of Graham A
n ClendedninF, requested 90 make mme,Iiste nav
mcn 10 me Of the respective sums due that arm ,I,ge
sm authorized 70 receive the debts due OF 10 sens bc
claims due Rom " wM ARCHER. NV
mali aud Trustee for Graham q Cicndcn1Sr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-11

Rules, hcII Hfuc CIetk Once III fTg t'-lII7y -,
90 |o'c hlaI d. on The jri LAY " MAY. 1871. GH1
-, ~ X, l'U I, az t'-L -nser Netber and Mary " bic
Thew w ani susan Weber infant hi irrn ,f N,,,I
CEpY. 'hAN
he defendants, Joseph Weber anI Mary n HE ,if,
N l'uA NuIcrod iher appearance, and Eivcn arrrrfy
a,enIh0 To- ihc act ~ Assembly and the Rufrs iii M
court an appearing 1y satisfactory evidence fh.f he,
~ LHi ln, san defendants, Joseph Weber AMI v.i6
=. apPCF before fno County Court of Coco hs1L A. 49,
''uu House, ON iHr href las 1f July Court uer gi M
Nst iae rau'tis hiil; and That copy Of Ills order h.
lDIIeih inserted tu some newspaper puhfsbr b., a..
city q Richmond. for cirht weeks ~ Wv VIC
NJ "lhe mont DOR oi The Courthouse u this county
ACopy. Tcac,