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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
Road .HPPfiA,g.

n fCBLlC meeting of The stoc khoders Of the
fntsyl,ana aud Lynchburs Turnpike Com
pany "''' be held on Saturday the ooh November
next at the Washington Hotel, in the Town of
Lynchbntg' AT the hour OF 81 O'Clock A full and
pu"c'ual ATTENDANCE is desired. By order of the
board r. ), MILLER, Treasurer
T. aud l.. I. Company.
WV IL if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
SEVEN MORE PIANO rORTES

JUST RECEU Ed BY L. p. NASH.
\ the schooner juliet, | have received seven
- more Piano Fones, which, added to the WE'VE
lately unpackcd, make my stock ve,y idrge and com
ptete, | have beautiful variety of patterns, var, =
lng 10 pnce from two hundred and seventy five to six
hundred dollars, all OF which will be sold subject 10
be returned II not really good, and with so uncom-
monty large stock upwards Of thirty insttuments)
cannot lai to please those Who may be in want OF
the article. NO one steps in the dark, or runs any
risk in purchasing Piano Forte from the subscri
Der, as he Is willing that purchasers should withhold
payment until they are fully tried.
+. p. NASH, Petersburg
Oct. 81 u1v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
DON'T BUYHEFORE YOU
LOOK,
.s'esc SsGlslSN &f EOH and VJIMfer
GOODS
ROBES AZ BI1RTON

ROBES Il BURTON,
n KE now feceiyine at their VIII ole sale Il
retail Store, Bank Square, an un-
usually large and desirable stock OF
FILL md WAITER GOODS, TO
winch they respectfully invite the attention Of all
who are in wan, of eood Goods, at iow prices.
n B.-County Merchants will find our assoumen,
~ general and uur prices as low any ulhfr house
in this market.
We earnestly invite thee, to favor us witt call,
as our stock beng rerJ large, are tLe more Jspo
sed TO wholesale, AT very low prices.
ROBES & BURTON.
SEPT. &c sa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
Oct ID
femaic Teachers Wanting Situa-
lions.

AM requested to obtain situations for several La
= u'es OF unexcepionabe character, consider, Al lie
experience and undoubled qualifications as Teacher,
o, the various English branches together with the
french language and Muse on the Piano Fore.
Salary $500 and board or the scholasi, wear or ion
mounts others not 81 experienced in teaching bu
9" o.hfr"'se desirable, $500 and $3.50 aud board
Hse PAID will be promptly attended TO.
+. p. NASH,
1, Petersburg, Va.
have Tor sale about 80 Piano Foltes Of differeo,
A,'us' all Of which will be sold upon The condition
'""' payment may be Withheld until the instruments
'e MY u'ed' +. +. NASH.
' Az
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
ID AZ y q % u ID y
At WhOIcxaIc and Retail.

1--WE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving a
L large aud general assortment of
Fresh lNH and Winter Goods,
Consisting Of Heavy Pulled L,nscys, Glenrock
Je ans, and Mallory kerseys, fer Servants wear;
Duff l. Mackipa" and Whitney Blankets white and
Red Flaunels n all prices; French and English Me-
nnoes, all shades and qualities; Black, Blue Black
and Fancy cold Silks, Mouss, I'm De LANES and
Challeys; Lace Goods, Gloves; Hosiery; Ribbons;
Hats; Caps; Shoes; and many other new STYLES of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which they will offer great bargains in, either a,
wholesale OF retail.
TURNER, BURWELL IL Co.
Oct. II IA #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
Instruction in singing, Piano Forte
and Gnitur, Ac.
III n. II IL III II u

80 . ~ 81 sh H AAs
MEMBER Of the Royal Academy OF Al usic, Lon.
1S1 don, with much respect, begs leave TO intimate
10 the Ladies and Geuiemen OF Lynlhbutg and
nrighbourhood, that be has set led permanently here
Application can be made 10 hun al ms residence,
opppsite the Union Hoiel." The Brick building
Tenms,-J5 dollars per quartrr OF ~ lessons.
Sacred Class.
lie will be happy also 10 form class Ioy impar-
ing the elements Of vocal Sacred Hasjc, and when
sufficient number of names are had he will seis.e
where 1t will meet. Tcrms-one lesson 10 the week,
d"lars per quarter, hall IN advance.
N. B.-LadIes can be supplied with beautiful
se fciIon oil Songs, &C., OF Tue newest coGipOsitoD.
Nov. III isf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

The bridge 10 be supported by stone abstments,
3 feet WIDE, 10 ec lhick, and about % ieet high,
ltom low water maik-golng down SIX feet below
tie bed 81 the Cretk, commencing upon Large nm
bers tnpoted) unless rock foundation Is found
, the surface; t~o wing walls on each bank
"a ct thick ~ bottom, AT top, 10 commence WITH
tho abulmenls aud for four teet nearest 'be abu-
ments, To continue the same depth under ground,
the residue 10 sscend with The banks going down TO
sol d dirt for foundation. Wood work 10 be built
upon he lattice plan. Braces u fee, long 10 CHI
es b, 8 string pieces 81 iect long. ID Iuches by 3,
10 be covered and weatherboarJe with heart pine
timber The distance from one alb ulnr Ut 10 The
other rs 100 feet. Stone, Tnber, and Saw Mills,
plenty and convenient.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

a,esA ~f = 300. the .os, II n common s,eam lnco.
ms,isr; the supply for IL amounts 10 not more than
GO rentssper day.
Cks experiments which have been made with Nj
Es-ehsr, Locomotive on the railroad between Leip
ssse and Dresden left nothing TO be desired.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
To .NElH,l.y'lCS.

fUNIIE undersigned, commissioners appointed by
i the ,oun,y coun 81 Campbell, viii. on Saturday
The day Of December nexi, NJ Lee.vllle, IN SAID
County lei to The lowest bidder. the building
ol a Bulge across Goose Creek AT that place. The
undertaken will he ao~ed until The l,t day oil
u C, ,nber 1912. (f desnei) To complete the worn,
and will be ,,autrrd 10 enter Into bond with sscu-
riiy for It's construction according 10 contract Que
thousand dollars Of the money pad when compile
Ill. La her
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18

4 Sign THE popular branch Of the LegisIa.
tue # Vermont has adopted by a vote of 1855 to 3,
resolutions in favor of Protective Tariff Now,
parties IN thai House stand thus: Wings 100, Locos
CO. The fact is, then, tina, both parties in that
State are IN favor OF Tariff, they are in every
State in which the interests of the people are sup
posed to be Identified with that policy. And yet,
we constantly hear il said that the Hhgs are in IA
vor of Tariff, and the Locos agains, ii Now, re-
verse the picture Let vote be taken IN a South =
ern Legislature rs to the policy of Protective Ia
riff, per Sc, and with equal unanimiry it would be
condemned by both parties. The inference is ire
''s''o'e-'"a' Tue laidf Is not party question al
d" nut geographical Que. Aud they who say
ohef"'se are themselves either ignorant Of facts or
seek to dape those who are ignorant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
+ RE + TRADE.

We commend The following letter. winch we copy
nom The Baltimore Patriot, to the attention Of our
readers:
Erfract Of a letter from a distinguished UAis mem.
Der u Co"g'ess 10 ms friend in baltimore, dafcd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-18
GROUND PLASTER.

N v II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
TnELArE EI.FcrInNs-

me following p-aguph, from that steady old
wing pr'ni, the Norfolk Herald. comprises IN few
words the whole history Of the elections which
h''c been held since the termination Of the late
Session Of Congress:
"Ihc elections which arc now in progress scarcely
deserve the name OF a contest. The late victorious
party hshcirenrd NJ the iruiiCssncss other victo-
~, have thrown away their arms in a pet aud conc
hom"-icoving their opponents 10 ransick their
camp wrihou, muiJs'nfiru, and fora time 10 orcu.
~ their position, purposing 10 rally no the proper
Vmc nni dis.0jg" them Tor b.. IN tho interim her
opponents can make but li.te use OF their success,
IN Strengthening and Purifying the ground they have
COINED. The Wing pIuy havo had no induce
mont 10 czpcnd their ammunition and brace them.
solves for the pending conflict; for they saw that. Il
victorious, IL wa7u matter oi duub, to whose bcns6i
The victory would 'cnurc' 90 borrow Mr. Calhoun
Ic') Possibly their opponents might, Ivy some
contingency, bo the gamers by b.; and ucradvrn.
il'c o. might bo thrown away in prcprsrctout
effort 20 get mp tIird purity; In my event IL W,
have read thn signs ul rho times correctly. tbry
could not, as party expect to make any Thing
by 10. Therefore % seems 60 have been their wis
tst Cyurse ~ postpone The struggle until thew could
see q cIolr held oni no mistake "-Naf. Int.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE.
To the Edilors IF ths U'hig.

Gentlemen; Permit me, through tho medium o,
your paper, 10 call the attention of the Legislature
to practice that has, in my opinion been attended
~ 18th much loss 10 the Commonwealth I aIlu,Ie q,
the practice of Commissioners Of the Revenue
employing other persons to discharge their duties.
Tow utterly futile is the injunction upon the Courts
20 make choice of the Intelligent homes, and
discreet men To perform the duties of those offices -
those duilcs may be transferred at will aud pl.a
sure to others My immediate attention has been
called to the subject 10y an election of Commissioners
OF me Revenue, tina: took place IN the county in
which reside. Although the fac, was notorious.
that large portion nj the duties of the late incun
nen' had been performed by another person, and
very impertcctly done-although he was presented
ny the otand Jury called at the Superior Court.
ana again by the one called al the late quarterly
ters Tor his neslisence-yet with oil this evidence
oil his unatness for the office, majority of the ma
Ssuates IN the county voted Tor him. thus sncti6c.
ing the interest OF the commonwealth to throw some
OF the public money into the hand. of a fivouritc.
would suggest tho propriety of their being pro
EoNe1 10y Ia" ttom employing others to discharge
'heir d"teS -oi adopting some more summary mode
OF proceeding against them than by formal prc-
- ""u also o' presiuding magistrates from
'S 0N'~I' Pro Bono PubiicO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

the people without money, and the produce of our
labor not remuneratng the laborer for his toll All
this too, in time fpeaee, and when the earth never
yielded more peutiiully.-we see the impoverished
condition Of the country, and cannot but see what
has produced IL, and what is our remedy for these
embotrossmentsl Can the next fall of To twenty
per cent do anything 20 alleviate our condition :
Can the country be longer blind the cause Of our
troublesf IL 30, men would not be convinced
though ono should rise from the dead and speak to
them. The opposition party 20 IN a solid rhalanS
against protection TO American interests, and with
The southern Wings will defeat any measure caleu.
lated to relieve the American people. five were
clear Of debt IN 1889 10y the taTi Of 1875 and mo
ney IN both pockets. and now, by fNvorins foreign
manufactures are bankrupt, what shall We do when
The wihcIing operation Of the 1912 reduction take.
pp'Heef We sh,'l then sec what we shall see, aud
the most miserable nation We shall be in the civiy
ed world. IL the law of iS.s had remained in force
tins country would now DC worth ten hundred mi.
lions more than It now is. Remember 1919.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
GOvENOn OF rRNNEssrE

Yesterday, October ~, NJ 10 O'Clock, 4. M. the
Two iio1scs'l lho General Assembly repaired TO
angurauon Of the Governor elect Of Tennessee
JONES Jones. Previous 10 the administration of
The oaihg n office 90 the GOvenor eccf. Gov Polk
lhn I3io Executive delivered brief. dgrifed and
nEhy appropriate Vliodictory. judge Dhiihunty
'hru ADMINISTERED the several constitutional oaths
10 Govern or Jones, who addressed tho General
Assembly, and his fellow citizens IN attendance.
Tho occasion WIS both novel and imposing. and
much credit is due 10 the Joint Committee of Ar.
Judgements for tho good der with which u was
throughout, conducted. The Inaugural Address
wo need scarcely commend TO the attention OF on
readers, SINCE in sentiment and spirit iti nothing
moro or less than Inc just and manly declaration
OF principles which we had right 10 look for a
Wing ovemor.--.NashrHc. Wig.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
NEW NOnk

The election for members Of the S,a.e House Of
Representatives and portion of the Senate. com.
msnced in New York yesterday, and will continue
three days-exeepI in the city Of New York
where the election begins and end, tomorrow.
10 The city, there seems TO he much excitement
and some confusion Of parties. The School cues.
ton, as It IS called, which agiia,ed tho late Lesis.
latare, Is upon the taps again. The Roman c., .
'hoiies, under tho auspices OF Bishop Hughes. hayo
got up separate organ .zalion, and declare their
determination to vote for no mar, who will not
pledge himself TO give them q separate portion of
the school Fund. They held a meeting last FRI
day-at which they nominated candidates, Bv
some strange coincidence, they nominated TEN Of
the 10 who had been previously nominated bv the
Loeos! This would seem to imply good under.
standing between them and the Tammanv Parry.
Bishop Hughes addressed the meeting in a highly
lnhnmmatory speech, eHhortng his auditors TO vote
only Tor their frIand,-;o disregard all par,y-msn.
their professions and promises, and to make the ca
tholic fund the ties, question.
We regret 10 observe this disposition on the mart
Of religious sect to interfere with political sinh.
J7cis-and we regret s.iII more the intoloran, TEN
per betrayed on this occasion. The Catholics h,ys
been charged in every country with disposition to
in'ermedd.e with secular ufirs-and the course
pursued by the Catholics Of New York will tend TO
give countenance 10 the charge as applied to those
i'll this country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
RI CHI NJ O Y d:
TUESDAY MORNING. NOV. .,
iP The .ralissniau ,hrea,en, II, with , II,

iL> The .Naiisnian threatens us with n loss
OF subscribers for not treating the Presiden, with
more respecl-in other worj,-for not laudins I'll q
hScsleney to tho skies, and g'orfying all hi, &C.
tons We must endure the penaliy-we could moi,
md IL IN our conscience to commend bad faith even
IN a President, and for the lie of US we did moi,
kno" how to 20 about sxsolIlns his EIcelleney for
re1ong the b!! Of his own proposing, and rdculinc
the very provisions which he himse IL suggested and
assisted upon. We had 20 leave that task to ONE
OF greater foSlhilliy Of conscience, and who could
hnd IN Treasury pap sD!ace for loss OF self respect
and Tor public loothing and adherence. We could
not co 1T, and We mus, consequently submit with
what grace We can TO the bitter measure of Justice
dIali out TO US. Our subscribers mus, abandon
us-the MadisOnian has wi,led IL! The Wings one
and al, must withdraw their coun;enan aud sup.
port from journal, which had, unfortunately too
much independence and honesty to be bribed by
Executive doGcsurs to betraY them and their cause
Already we fee. the effects Of the dreadful decree
that has gone forth Day after day we receive
.ssicrS IRON different portions OF the Common
wealth and Conieterncy, bringing US sensible to-
kcns Of the popular feeling in relation 20 our course
towards the President. We have two now before
ms, jus, come 10 hani-flir samples Of the whole
which run in this wise Enclosed is 5 for YOU,
paper, which youwlII please send to my address,
s.. Sc! II this continues we cannot bu. "fesl in
their t0tr) subscription last" the doplorabe con-
sequences of our rashness folly, AMI dishonesty
IN no; paying more respec, to the President and
less 10 ourselves
That lofty end independent, eoasis:sa: and m.
,rioIc prnr the Madsonian, of course, has no such
cause OF complain, as this! Its subscription In,
must, ii half we've heard be true, be orerdowino
All men-thati', "all moderate men," OF all parties
h'v, rushed to its support, and its list, which twelve
months ago only amounted to hundreds and tbou
sands, is now ike the sand upon the sea shore for
numbers! \ hundred clerks, each with hundred
hands, would laJolr IN vain to enter the fresh &C.
esssioas! We should not be surprised TO hear. anv
day, that the list had reached that point, when the
patriotic Editor would find it impossible, with the
AID Of al. the steam engines in America, to supnlv
Lis readers with copies! Even now, as many A.
three copies conc to the Richmond Post Office. and
+ the number varies during the next, as much as
1t did during the pas; twelve months, there is no
telling how many there will bel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
WOW iAc Lsal.r-us Joa,rai or M,,,,,.,

IEssEssEE LreIsLArURE.-In the T,n0...,.
senate on TUESDAY, the resolution from the Hons.
Tor the election Of United States Senator. IN So
day the sod was laid on the table.
portion o, the members Of tho Tcnne,se. Ca,
ate nave pursueda most extraordinary cour,e :,
gard to tho election Of United Stale, S,n,,,.-
thirteen members, a majority OF the whole Ssn,,.
nave addressed circular letter TO the several sen,
Yemen who are understood to bu c,nduI,,,, o,r a..
- - So"a'c' demanding Of them their yi,ws Of
e'''''n ""Ve's' The candidates aro asked ,ybetb,r
'hey approve me bankrupt law, aud whether r. =
o'eu 1" inc senate they will vote To repeal. ,vb.
ther 'hey approve the land bill, and whethr, ;cl,
eu' 'hey Will vote to repeal u; whether they apnrovo
inc act relating To duties uad drawback, and
whether, At elected. they will vote To repe,l =,
wheihe', they approve the loan bill, and wbe,b.r
u eIectcu, they viii vote for another loan, vb.,h
CT hey approve the bank bills vetoed by Mr. Tv
ler' nnd whether, # elected they will 20 for ,n,,
bank IN which private stockholders nre To oxo IN
or any portion OF the shares; whether they nnnroy,
mo bi' Tor the relcfof Mrs Harrison; and wb,,bor
they admit the duty ct Senators in Cons,o., =,
obey the Instructions OF State Legislature,
inc IS Locpioco Senators, after putting thee,
P"uN'ohs 10 tue c1ndthicS, add: 'rrhc under
sS"eu u''nl II proper % state To YOU that thcv
. ke nj,
Tor hling the two vacant sea,s i'm IN. S. 49,
the United States from this Slate, until GIIi ami
satisfactory answers are received IN writing from,
cnIh person VINO Is or mny become q candidate fnr
e"her o' SAID vacant seats" This is no, only cy.
uanrn'n"y but monsIrous. The qners,s arc
sVueh,y determined not to let the rlcr,inp of
y. . senators come on at ~. J. ing majority Of
one IN Tie Senate they keep of the ccc,in1 no
'ons rs they please, and they mean to keen II Off To-
definitely. Any LocoOco in the State ms n,,,s ,
stand, can prevent an election from taking Mac. bv
becoming candidate and neslcctng to answer m,
ABOVE mon'mued queries; for. until all the c,ndid,cs
answer INC qieiists will not go into the elcctinn
surely they ought TO be saiifcd TO go into md
20 cast their suhrses, # thy think proper against
SSny cInud'te who answers their queries uns lis
'G,o'Uy or refuses 10 answer at ali: but no tb,,,
WIN not go INTO Il, for, # they do, the whiss who
nave majority IN jnUt ballot, can elect wbon.
soc'er they please. The putting of die onsr;',
IS poor, p'titul, pltry device ON The ns,, or
me Loco TOGO Senators for denying To- ,br
SlatT ,he Hsht to be represented in the Senate e
mo United States. /, IS trek worthy of such ma.
li'ic Al miscreani.. ' fo'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
FROM lie Kdnairha Ps,,i,,

MAINE AND GREAT BRITAIN.
Messrs Editors In the Nat GOAL Intelligencer
OF the 18th April last, I notice some comment mn.
on Ine action OF the Legislature OF Maryland in
te'aloh 10 tue Resolves of the State OF NJ ,ipc
touching her interest IN the BoupJ,rv Oucs,;n,,'
between the u. States and Great Bruain.n
ne "6ett'H" has been before the public, bu, de-
sre rom me string OF nsnmarole TO unfold and ex
hi5It small part, embracing tt1o substantial All
not uuImportaut propositions:
The LeSisia,ure of Maryland re,olyed-
ls- MAJ u "rntcra.us perfect conyictinn If
The justice and validity of the title of the Uni,sJ
states ana Sta'e OF Maine TO the full extent OF n
the territory IN dispute between Great Britain-nnd
the United Siatrsr ''''' "''N
u. TIC Legs allure Of Maryland. no,,gitbs,,nJ
.% P't'ec' convict n' ct the Justice and va i'd
y OF me title OF the United States and of the STA
mnuSy '' "'S
"Resolrsi, Tha,if tho British Governmer, would
acknowledge the title of the State OF Maine IN The
territory IN dispute, and offer fair equivalent for a
passage through II OF Il military road, II would be n
reasonable mode Of adjusting, the JIsnu,s and
~ ought To be satisfactory to tie State Of
Maine" al.
Very reasonable and very s'artory, 20 be sure,
70 exchange for mere acknuw ruccfn,u' ,,,,d,,
words the su5stIn.ia, privilege the lon, souoht nd
vantage, ola military ROAD, or Otherwise a mi it.ry
oecnpiuon OF the country whenever her interests
may prompt.
Permit me to hope that the State of Maine will
ht'G1Vs, That rs she has an honest conviction of
me Just.cea and validity Of the ti,le of the United
states and OF the Stale Cf Maine TO the fuIl extent
OF all The Territory IN dispute between Great BrI.
''in and the United States" and as the Congress
and The people Of the United States have unnni-
m"a'y affirmed such tie 1t would be disgracorul
10 the state OF Maine 10 accept any cqqivalen, or
entertain any proposition OF compromise short of an
unconditional acknowledged on the part Of Great
BRIAN {" the foil extent oil It's Just rights Sc &C.
hf'o.r'a, Thatn false pre,crs.on, though sup.
Pol'ou ny egY'yocation and hncssc OF thiity years
duration, Is false prCiension still.
he'"ved That II be recommended To c. Britain,
o. she desire a military road through any part OF
Tie Territory Of the u. States, through Maryland
@r Name or any portion thereof held by the said
United States, Murylnnd or Maine by a t,,Ir ,Ic
justice aud yihti,y OF which IS unqueslIonei that
she open an of.mIl'ncgotiition therefor with the
PTnper authorities, whose duty Il will hc 10 Consider
OF The value Of equivalents for such military roid SC
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
CONNiIssIOSIGK's sI,.,5

X virtue q" Deere" pronounced 10y the Judge of tlr
- circuit superior Guuri uT Law Cnauccry fir CE,
trih,h county,, pronounced the October Term ~ The
s'I '"li WI be sold fu The highest bidder az the Cow
re ffs' On WEDNESDAY tho ffddty ut November ~ H.
lH OF ,hc Household ant Kitchen FuSuiuTc; Mules: ~
ding Horse, birdie and saddle: Wagon t,l an tho 'nrr
SI"g'Iy r.ccnily conveyed 10y George swami john
M.' I'' li9sce for John AMI Beverly Hsfh, embracing
Tue cad Ps aud Cuuis ulf Pits. Also will be hrrd ont
nE me utdHcC ul " yr1r, JI of the PT hands now m mo
employment ~ thr said swan, numbering % nr . Tho
sale oi the Furniture cmbTtC's selection uf first r7'r
mahogany Card lGl Dining T4bir4. Gaunuy Bg#.tr,Is
Carpet, China Ware and Siyur Plate. -
IT." cins u" SAFE Will be. For all twenty dollars
aui under, cash. HHpve that amount credit uuHitI,
rstdiy of March next wi hr allowed urn Il p,irrL.s.
rTsrhccuir- BOND with gpgTuy. g,cury before The r
rruy o. delivered. DANIEL CUOUE. DcnIry
for Lc" NuunIily, sheriff and Commissioner.
" r. Also. tu addition ttrTD will ur soil NJ tho a,uo
Time and place young Iko.y hpuac servant o GOOD moral
riar'rt"r, on the same terms rEc o.hcr property
Ur -I--ciIs 10 n g.