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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-08
IL Delightful Tract OF Land
FOR SALE.

3YW bout an hundred aud 1kYF
- fifty Acres, with excel -
lent waller, ard plenty Of timber good out-fanee for
cattle and hogs, about fry aefes OF bottom land
good FIR seventy five bushels oi corn 10 the acre
about fifteen acres Of bottom meadow, plenty OF
rich cove lanI for tobacco, also good bottom land,
All joining Tor sale The Improvements have been
done with great care a Il taste. Suffice II to saw
within four years, fifteen hundred dolld,s have been
spent on n-bnIldng, clearing, fencing, Re. Tho
land was CONNIE ced IN the lorest. thai II Is now
enll,el, fresh; IT is well laid II with FENCES which
took thitiy thousand new oak ias; lleIe are about
s,xs acres under cultivation; there arr about two
hundred and and fly apple ices, o choice grated
fruit, growing thtIily; good many peach ani cher
~ trees, al ,"r"g, about ten feel bgh; a perfect
bower Il shout iuu, acres around Tie house and
spring, of walnut and mulberry trees, which makes
II delightful N summer ume the sptlns beng with
IN t"etty steps OF the h usr. There are stfcn
ffv=y he"rd log buildings such IA, the fry--..3
IAm;I dwelling house. Two corn GIBBS, H,iiiI
Lz.A smoke house, double barn. aud -k24.A
blacksmith shop; all lhiS ~ new, ,ithl hom the
stu p, and done wIth taste. |, al l,tlon the
cultivated 'nds, theie Isa l,ige wood pasture io
raising stock.
In ad iion to the sale of In. land, can sell all
The necessary tools OF the ii vi qnauy, Tor farming
such as hnro"S, ploughs, Ices, axes maitotks
gear, moving scythes, Inchio,ks, &c; IN fact
thiog that - needed ab ut iarm, o, house, also,
complete ne" S, Of blacksmith tools, fuc cattle,
Hook Of Saxony sheer, aud Russia hog. Iheic is
40" on he land, ready TO gather, about a Thousand
b. shels Of com, win ci can be soll also.
Vn2inlans mishiug to raise tobacco vii do well
to visit Tins piece Il land # the, have cxpecl.-
ilon oil moving westward. Knoxville is brcootng
pohl ior tobacco take shipping, as l.,ncithurg IL
10 Virginia. Also. the ,all road from South Caro-
llua will be flashed to Kuoxvilie ma lew ,es,si
also STEAMBOATS, 10 this place. The spnn oil tobacco
raising Is getting to plch mere winch will be the
same as there III few Yeas. Tins land be had
Tor TWO thousand dollar, and az much OF the
other properly as suils purchaser will sell Them
also. Any pes n wishing to communicate by letter
can dl,eet 10 Solomon Draper. Knoxville. Tennc.
see. vIst IInu'e iaIcly IN person would be more
cettaln. ! can be found al the jewel shop IN KNOX
vile. SOLOMON DRAPER.
Nov s II
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UNITE COT2.YGE,

UNITE COT2.YGE.
This Estate Is situated immediately opposite The
lower end OF the town oil Lynchburg, aud not more
Than ~ lie distant. Il contains liic n,use thss
500 acres $50 OF which are c!eaird, 60 acres II
hnc botlom Land all the Gle ,red snd Is vel sci in
clover, except about 80 acres and ~ hl.l, STATE
improvement. The Improvements are good.
BOiLlNG'S CREEk.
This estate ~ regarded ty The best udgrs Of Prop.
euy to DO interior 10 none Damrs x yer. Ii cpa-
Gins $50 acres, 1874 OF which are Low Grounds snd
4G6 hi Al, land; all the latter is woois, except
bout SO acres most OF the un.l.ar lAud is fine
Tobacco land.
RIVER VIEW.
This is also fine PiDtaiion. containing ahaHt
500 acres, sixty three OF wh.h Low iounds "
good quail, y. There III cleared La d. including
10 grounds, about $50 acres, aud lar pprpn Of lbs
wood land is Fl, =, rate Tobacco Land-'rhis Plan
aiion is also well in L over. Aiithc Plantations
well watered.
The above described Plantations have bees
worked for several years Plantation, and are
now IN Ter that arrangement. Any person Wishing Q
fac Estate in healthy region, viii possibly find u
to his interest 10 examine this.
Terms Of Sdie.-One fourth Of the purchAse
oney will be equi, ed al the time If sale-and for The
residue. credit Of l. 2 aud years. ieqnaI insai-
me',) viii be given. the paynen To be secured NY
a deed Of trust on The property. Possession wiliis
gwen al the end Of the present year, with tha priv
iege of sowing small grain al The usual period du
ring the coming fall. II. S. LANGHORNE.
W The Richmond Wing aud Enquirer will
publish the abb advertisement week for i've
months, and send their accounts 10 this office Tor
COLLECTION.
july Is taft
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.IUGTED.v N.sEE or

.IIlEfN.v <.gEE or
4 u \ lie RE "A. EST TE.
10y VIRTUE Of Dee Of Tus,. executed 10
- me by John Thurman and Elizabeth his wife fu,
ccialn purposes therein oxptt ssrd uhch deed bears
datc the % AlrIl, 1910 aud IS duly Of record N
the clerks Office o the Hastings Count oi Lynch
burg, shall seii, IA public auction, to TIA" la hest
bidder, on Thursday, the 18Th November next, that
truly
Valuable ana desirable property,
Al present he residence ot ihe SAID Thurman con
tanug one fourth Of N acre oi Ground. with u good
Dwelling House, smnhc ilousr u large and com
n"dlous Stable, We'll If fs, rate Water, aud all
oller convenlendes necessary ior 4" family residence
This Properly 10 50 well known that a further de.
s,rlptIon OF IL Is jeemed unnecessary.
NATHAN SCilOOLFIELD.
TERMS liberal, aud made knosn on the d u
sale. NJ :.
Oct. 10 1SN #
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4 LARGE Stock OF new style F,ench CASH
\ mete.. Superior TO any thing Of the Mind IN
matkei.) and iaory coiourcd and black 0loIis; for
sae, much below the usual r,ices.
JAMES A. STIGLER.
Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-08

DJ' The New York elections took place last Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday. Goat excitement has been pro-
duced in the city by The of the Catholics headed by
Bishop Hughes. who, public meeting, had formed new
<ket favorable to the appropriation of part the School
Fund specially the of that denomination The Wings
and the Locos have of course their regular tickets sides
and there is fourth composed half of Mhgs and
half ocos, formed by the ultra Protesans against the
Catholics The result both in the City and State, may be
rerarded doubtful.
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N'O7ICE,

PURSUANT to a decretal order Of the Circuit
i Superior Court OF Law and Cha cery Tor the
County Of Amherst, in HE sun Of David HIggnbot-
tom, plalnui1, and Lncilda w. Thurmond deien-
danl, | shall on Tuesday, The Cd day of November
next proceed 10 sell, upon the premises, lor ready
money, to the hi CHEST blIer, The Eract of
Land in SAID decretal order mentioned, described
CONTAINING 200 acres, adjoining the Lands Of
Thomas n. E,ubaDk and others.
RICHARD CRAWFORD, deputy, tor
Nelson Crawford, Shetf Of Amherst and Comr.
Selt. % l2N
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loo TONS Plaster for sale low by
wv BbYD, EDMOND & CO,
GH HE Ga al
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uhetiins Senatorial Distict.-The first returns from
shis District led the belief that John Partio tW
Iected but later ices show that Alexander Newman
uoco has succeeded by small malort,-ahout 40, lie
succeeds Moses c. Good (Conseatyr who, three wears
ago elected Loco Foco but abandoned ha party
the Sub Treasury question We expeo ted to be defeated
th election, notwithstanding the District last fall gave
majority for Harrson in consequence oil the division among
the Wings in the selection of candidate ombncd m other
causes which operating every where temporarily dm-
the strength ofour party. One portion the Wigs pre-
ferred DR.. Campbell of Brooke aid another Col. Kelly of
Ohio and the controversy between them of great
bitterness, until at length both withdrew and Col Pauiott
was induced take the field compromise between them
But the quarrel left disc and heart bunings behind
and doubtless contributed essentially 10 our defeat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-08

ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Columbia, Devinny.
CLEARED.
NV III. {. Cabell. ishlandcr,
Fan'qurean.
Nov. 6.--Bnchanan Arnswa,hy- Mohawk.
Qofles- Old D1mnlon. Chlldress
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-08

r,e,m,ai-rhe re eips INTO the trrasur, d his
Stale during the past yea exceeded lis endtures
sI3775-Balance previously on hand, 50 54O-To-
tai 500 a25-o~es nothing, tVrrmoni has ditcdys
been 4 Uhs Sta,e) How ~ould Mr.. Berron
spe to assume the debt Of Vermont
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-08

-, IN this place. on the 9Th inst. al the resi-
dence OF Mr.. jams NJ. Yan,ey, Nj. HENDERSON
COOPER. OF North Carolina, IN about The 20Ih year
OF ms age. 1t mr. ht be some satisfaction to his
dsan relatives 10 add, that every thing in The way
Ut attention was strictly administered, and the best
ned,ca aid employed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-08

~ The Enquirer has doid the Indictments Of ar, and
repose. upon its uurels Taking compassion upon the
aushed Wings, il has proclaimed and chung up it's
bruised for monuments Lore Tales appear its
columns instead of dry political dqui.ilons lnd, (bctcr
still Educ alton and Agreutur occupy pages heretofore
far more unworhily filled. Long may this 'reo,m
,inue!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-08

CT A writer in the Richmond Nig nominntes Jsmrs NJ
Ganet T. q. OF Essex, Governor OF Virginia Mr.
arne better known b his able Essays and Addresses on
allure and Education both of which important sub
jeets he has slvny been enthusiast tnn as folucmn
lie has not however kept enfel, aoot from The political
arenn aud happy his n0me, lew days ago,
with the procc dngs Of meeting al the Wings Of
Essex, condemnaory OF the course oil President i.isr
" President Tyler at his residence in Williamsburg
~ hen last heard from him. The Enquirer, of
the semi oc a organs, publishes letter from the old
Capitol, audaor, ofthc Time "actins President
now the President ptrsc,
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mere 1t IS ~ ~ I II
Tickets in Lee>burg LOTTERY, Class 47-having
HE three drawn Ms. 20 b 66-Sl50-was sold 10
a gentleman n lbs place. aud cashed upon Slehi.
WILLIAM NJ. SUI ON. q
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NV. 3
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-30

retary of the Treasury does yield it,, the other right, of course, is null and void Mir. Ewing does, there- fore indirectly admit tlat his ''isral agent" is constintiunal
 MT. Claygoes to work hetier. He boldly claims the constuionalty of the bank in its hroadest features, and, what is more, recommends unhesitatlngly the recharering, with some slight notifications, of the old United States Bank. The committee, he says, came to the conclusion that it would be wisest 10 dis miss all experiments, and to cling experience and assume the last charter granted by Congress as the basis of bank, engrafting upon il such restric- tons, guarantees, amendments, and conditions, as have been found necessary by actual experience
 The difficulty now is to understand how the pai ty can get along with these conflicting views. On the one hand Mir. Ewing recommends plan full of con- uadictions and absurdties, which will have, prob ably, the sanction of Mr. Tyler On the other hand, Mir. Clay and his friends recommend another, which Mir. Tyler, according to the sentiments of his last message, cannot sanction. The Clay faction is un- doubtedy the stronger of the For either to ad- here to it's own plan would be to defeat both, and split the party to pieces. Will either yield to the other! If Mir. Clay had not taken his ground with the determination adhere it, it plain that this report, entirely antagonistic to the views of the President and the ''iscal agent' of Mr. Ewing, would not have been made. But, as Mir. Rtchie says, nous
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-30

The Republican Candidate or Gorer,.or of Alabama. -The Caroinian thus efectually defends Col. Fitz- patrick from the nfiction of having the Charleston Courier on his side.
 Col. Fitzpatrick, of Aiabama.-The Charleston Courier, of 2d inst. has the following
 "Alabama.-The Hon. Ben Fitzpatrick is the whig candidate for Governor of Alabama
 Extract from speech of Col. Fitzpatrick:
 ''l never borrowed dollar from Bank-neither was ever President or Director of one am iHr of the eayth and look to that as fhe only true source of prosperity and weahh."
 There, Mr. Courier: ssSay now if thIs be thy sons coat or aot." Is it not evidence enough, if there were no other, that 'the Hon. Benj. F. Fitzpatrick is the Democratic State Rights Sub-Treasury candi- date for Governor of Alabama2" You can't make "whig candidates out of such materials, 'sno way you can fix it.'-Coiumbia South Caroiiaian.
 We presume the Courier sought with violent hands to lay whiggery upon the poll of Col Fitzpatrick be- muority of about 5000 votes. This majority will be co-foco, Democratic party of the young South Caro- lima. The thinking done in Alabama is Alabama thinking-close akin to the thinking m Carolina, which is "Carolina thnking;'' sort of thinking ye- ry disagreeable to neighbor. Since the opening of the extra session learn that it has become quite infectious in the South and South-west-and bids fair to prove permanent southern epidemic. We wish since the Courier has adopted Col. Ftzpatrick that it would go Alabama, and do him real service by opposing his eection-and so inducing the whig minority there to swell his vote. There is nothing left for the Courier to do in Charleston-now that the self sacrificing whg pary there have killed themselves off by way of cheering the ''prsec,aed'' Preston transfusng their blood, into what after all very
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COM ME RCIAL
CHARLESTON, June

CHARLESTON, June 26 Coon.A hir business has been done in Upands since last date the sales having reached 3l35 bales and notwithstanding the nnay0rabe accounts of the markets the other side, which reached Monday, per the Co., lumbia Boston, the quotations given in review of the lath instnn have been well maintained throughout the week. IL be borne in mind, however that the demand has been confined to the better descriptions the stock of which is comparatively light Although our low figure Be- there several very inferior parcels in the market, which could be obtained q much lower rate. The transactions are at 8, 94 to l09. Exchange-Bls on England 8t pr ct prem. France 5 a 20 per dollar.
 Freights-To Liverpool 7-l6ths ad for cotton There is vessel up at present for lIavre To New York; cot ton 37l soc per bale
 NEW YORK, June %. Cotton-The market is quiet, and prices remain with out any change
 fair business has been done to-day. with but little riaon in prices. Illinois sXes declined per cent; Ind l; U. s. Bank the same; Am EX Bank ]; N. J. Rail road the same and Canton E Delaware Hudson j.. Exchange-Foreign-B on London are held at s. very little doing
 Domestic-We quote as follows
 On Boston par pm. Philadelphia 34 3l. Baltimore 23 a 3. Richmond A. 4. Charleston l!. Mobile g. New Orleans G.
 At Philadelphia yesterday U s. Bank closed at l9 l9l
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From Ing N. ', Evening POst.
 Capt. Gorham.-If the Captain of the Charles be the same Captain Gorham, from Bangor, Maine, who few years since, with his Drother-in-law and some others, desperate characters, moved into Oswego, in this State, where his was fired under such cir cumstances G e. to recover large amount of insir ance) that public openly compelled him to leave the place; who subsequently indicted by grand jury at Buffalo suspicion that he had murdered his own child, by administering to it excessive quantity of laudanum, and who cleared by the non-appearance at the trial of his wife, who it was supposed, he attempted to kill with dose of arse nic, to get rid of her evidence i've say, if this be the same individual, he is certainly too good to have been engaged in such an affair as the New Or leans paper describe. The schooner Ann, from New Orleans, here spoken of, may be one which the cap- tain had employed to follow him out, to rescue him and his crew after they had scutled their own vessel The mate of the Charles, perceive, is spoken of as the brother-in-law of Capt. Gorham.
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Enr the RepiSfer.


 Mir. Editor-I again call the attention of the citi- to the importance of requiring pledges from the candidates, who propose represent them at the Au- gust election, in regard to city charter Up to this period, the remarks through your paper from diff feren correspondents, have passed unnotced. pre- sume the reason may have been to await the nomina- tions of the whig party duty having been per formed, it IS to be hoped that the gentlemen whose names are presented for our sufirages, will in due time give clearly their views upon the propriety of materially changing the city charter. For one, am desirous ascertain what will be pursued by the candidates. have always believed it the duty of aspirants and give their views and let the people decide for or against those views. 1t is d settled principle with me- that in the absence of the known will of a constituency, the representative should use his own discretion. Thus, presume, the gentlemen who represented this county in the last gular as well as the called session, acted. They opposed repeal of the property qualification, for want of nlormaton-takng the ground that the peo- pie of the city satisfied with that feature in our city charter.
 do hope that the citizens will now speak for themselves, and instruct their representatives in tone not to be mistaken on the first Monday in Au- gust next, and demand a restoration of their lost rights tell to the world tAat the meie ownership of does not alone qualify voter, but that has personal rights as well as property rights.
 EQUAL RIGHTS.
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TIE TRIUMPH OF THE CLIaE Well, the long agony is over, the Clique has trumphed and the rebels and insurgents put down. We congratulate the Editor of the Advertiser, upon the success of hs wing of the vast whg army, and desire, suitably to condoe with those noble spirits, who have died hard in the cause of independent action and hostility to party domination. -5I..l ....
 This victory was consumated on Saturday, in so called whg election, being special extra lega-pro- ceeding in which number of the party felt ashamed to participate. Messrs. Brooks and Thompson were elected 10 the nonnafion of Clerks of the Circuit and County Court almost con- for they were the only two who submitted to the party drill, andt the two, as was pretty well understood, who were sure to get the nominations whether it done by the ''perfect- y fair, open and manly way'' of party caucus, or bv n public election by the party Mir. Brooks re- cei,ed 6s2 votes and Mir. Thompson 596--scattering T and 2l,-(who were the 'scatterng" forO
 For the legislature the following names came up to the surface, Messrs Dunn, Hollinger and Redwood, sinking by their specific gravity to the bottom;
 Isaac H. Erwin, T. McC. Prince,
 Robt. c. McAlpin and THE INDIVIDUAL.
 It IS not many Weeks sincc INIT. DUNN, Nthe mos' suitable of all the candidates) nominated by the whigs of this county, for seat in Congress. Now, these same friends have failed to nominate him for the legislature. "Fckle multitude!' that gentleman is no doubt ready to exclaim!
 ssThou many headed, monster thing!" ,s.I .
 Who would wish to be thy kng!" ..I.
 The mechanical interest found to be too weak in the case of Mir Redwood and Mir. Hollinger, some how or other, scould'nt come it'
 The latter gentleman, by the way, had claim to the nomination in considerations of his consistency to principle He was the only candidate last year, who dared to eectioneer the National Bank question, and he "kept it before the people" to the extent of his abilities, in spite of the hints and cautions of his political friends that was dangerous issue to make. .r.... .H ia
 This business being ixed-the Editor over the way, who heads his ticket is impatient for the fight and bawls out wildly "Come we ready!" With such champion, he seems to think the cause perfectly safe against all corners, ,-come one and all! the Jackson candidate of Perry County is in the feld-the Ajax of whiggery defes the lightning of the reproduction off just community, and summons the magnanimous chivary of Southern w,iggery to bat tie against every principle which every true heart ed State Right man ought to spurn and abhor.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-30

BRITISH SPIEs.-A scoundrel by the name oi Joseph Surge, British emissary from the London Anti Slavery Society has recently arrived in thls country, and was at Washington an interested spec tator and active abettor of the abolition crusade in Congress against southern institutions. This knave or madman is the bearer of letter to the President of the United States from Thos Clark son. President of the London Society, denomcing our n- stutons and appealing against them as hostile to re- ligion and humanity Who can measure the extent of British insolencel We shall next hear of the right of British aboltion,sts "paifion" Congress to give them the liberty to stlr up rebellion and war in the Southern States and doubt not that it would find advocates among the Shades in Congress. the Changers in the Cabinet and the Advertisers of the press. Our rights hang by brittle thread. great party in our own country is against us-the wealth and the bigory of England against us--there is freachery own hearthstones and those who are ready to cry peace, peace, when there is peace' -who hll into perilous security -abuse our in Congress, if they are northern demo- crats, denounce southern whigs s'pretended whigs for the same cause, and in the blind spirit of party shut ther eyes and throw dust into hose of the people to the most porteniousi danger which threatened peace of this country and he integrity Of the Union. 70 i,se''% @'''l1 o,