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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
(Ous,nissiOner's safe or Land.

In PURSUANCE of decr-,al order Of The
l. county Court IT Amherst. made al IT'S June term
IN The yeai le4l, ~ the Chanc.iy suit therein de
pending. between w 'lllam James Rice, painif, aud
Maria Il ice and others, defendants. shall. on The
18Th day Of October, lS4l, before the hont duor If
the connhouse 81 tue sad county of Anherst, (m
being Count da,.) sell by way e public auction, IA
tract OF LAND, co,talnmg 900 acres, more or
less, situated On the wafer, " Pedar r.er IN the
c"un'y atptrsald. beng the same land hereloorr
sold bv he ale Cap. Jnhn Ware, sen. L. Charles X
C., bb-. aud by The sand Cobts 10 Thomas Rice
TINS Land represented as btIng very rCh aud The
TILE II bel evrd TO be good b IT acting merely
a, iht organ Of the Court making the sac, vii
MOI be rrspan>ihe tor the nile.
Ter. al sale. A crcdil OF one and Two years f,r
"a al poiiot OF i'.r pnrcba'e money VIII ne gwen,
lie purchaser giving bend wnh good personal
ruriy for the payment thereof, aud the ie 10 The
Land itself 10 b- Withheld unin ptymeut Is made,
u luther security thrtef r..
CiISN ELL DABNEY. Comr.
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Sept, %
The Female school at the BOtc tOurt
Springs will reopen on the list
Of October.

TT offers; in beauty Of situation, extreme health.
l. ness, its excellence OF accommodations. aud ils
secluson from, all temptations TO any thing bun self
improvement, the opportunity OF education
strictly simple and pure. II aims-not less
th0ds OF Instruction Than OF GnvrInmsut-ralher ~
the unambuious. but sound aud real ieachin. Wine h
highly cultivated parents nnghi endeavor 10 give
large { mily, within Their own home, than Al the
system ot n"mrniary show, prevailing 10 Fashion
able Academies. MIiIpied siudes--which are'bui
mode OF making girl, presumpluously gnoran-are
avoided. The ftrsl aud most agreeable things Tor
women are 'aue ht. not the most sur rsl z Tor chill
dren. A lhoroush knowledge and love FER then dn.
ties, religious, moral aud do este; complete ia
miarity with the more El-men'ar, parts al + tnca-
ton. (Readlng. W,ii"g, Atimenc;) u sound and
elegant acquaintance WIN their avn language md
its Literature; accurate aud extended cuuise ,i
History, Geography AMI An'iqu"ie-: several Mod
en- Languages. il There b- Time. and FIenci
bly,, TIL II Is spoken VITA east: su b plan Of
studies now pursued. M"sic IL ,augh u the IN
mastery manner. b. = accomplished ] aIIPn p,o-
fessor. Dancing and Drawing viii be provided t.,
whaut hev
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
VMluNbIe Land for Sale.

Nv + OFFER Tor sale il valuable tract Of Land.
w con aiming GlO acres, lying IN the county
OF Amherst, Ga IN les from Lynchburg, and adio'n-
irg The lands OF WIN. Peu,Joln, Da"'l. Day. the
late Capt. Jesse Beck and Others. THIS land ran
be sold IN one body, OF IN separate tracts to sun
purchasers; one OF which contains 1853 acres, the
othei 357, having each If the" Dwelling and other
houses CONVENIENT Bolh of these tracts are well WA
tered. There 300 uncleaed and good 'obac-
co land. Those wishing to purchase would do bet
ter TO see for themselves One ihid OF the pur-
chase money viii be required AT The Time OF SALE the
rest IN one and Two yeas. equal payments, with
approved security. LEGATEES.
Sep. 6 6v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

l N ACCORDANCE wuh ia, prov slons OF a deed
l. OF trus, executed 10 the subscribe, BY w Iliam
II ,slIp and ) nnah lis slfc, b arlng date IN the
26Ih day # February. 1898, and OF r. cord n the
couuty count of Amherst ,ce,iaIn pui POSES there
IN expressed; viii be exposed 10 sale, Al Amhsr,t
CnurJ House, al pubic auction. 10 the highest bid
TER. T. cash, on Monday he l9 II day oil Oci"b",
xr, (rhat being c""rl day for sad C"nn', J t~"
tracts parcels Of Land, lying aud btug III the
SAID rouuty al Amherst, aud situated 90 The 0orI h
branch OF Ped,a, Rner-one ,,aci CONTAINING nIne-
" nine acres aud the other tract cun,aln,ug tony
SIX
The title tn the above property is believed To be
unexctprIonah "cl,ng as tluste-. sUchIIle niy
viii be conveyed ty the under>Igned as IS vested in
HIM by sad deed.
DAVID r. EDLEY. Trustee.
Sept l6 I'm
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y q II &c Il

WILL lie offered Tor sale, al public auction, on
w the 10 h day If uext n.onth lOrtobtr), II MOI
sold privauly before that time. tIous" and Lot,
near the upper end OF Main street. nov occupied BY
Mr.. s w. Shehon. Also, another House and Lot.
on Federal HILL ~ lie occupancy If Mr.. K. II. To
Ter. Terms accommodating, aud made knnwn the
day Of sale. SAM'L. POlNDEX TER, IT,
s PIT l6 aw
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Land and Negroes for. Sale.

DURSUANr 10 the VIII aud Testament Of
l. Jesse Beck. deed viii on Monday. the 9th
day ofNovember mex, ftir. il not the next tait day
thereafter. SUNDAYS exorpred.) proceed 10 srll l."
the highest bidder, on the premises. the TRACT
OF LAND. on ~hich SAID Beck lived IA, the time
Of IN, death, excepting the portion allotted his vi,
of Stoyall Creek the Full, road, ahou, four and
hall miles from the ~n "i Ly"chbure, aud aboui
three miles from ,he mes River Canal, adj aiming
the ands ii Lewis MAYS Benz. W.,s,John ID. Wnls,
w. PeuA jonU. and others, aud Supposed 10 contain
Four Hundred ana FOrty-Onc Acres.
Thus tract HIS on It gond MILL SITE. on whch
a NJ III has been erected, The portion OF Tins
uact IN WOODS IL VET. heavily mnbered, and some
excellen, j baec" land. good portion fhe open
land produces very good Coo, Oats and Wteai,
and consists OF sone very rch crcek and branch n as
winch Is veiv productive 10 Tobacco. The land
wall be offered IN lots.
TERMS fur tie land, will be one fourth of the
purchase money down, and n credit If one and ~ o
years for the bas.ce Bond with approx, person.
al security VIII be req,lred Of the purchaser, aud
the lhe 10 the land retained as addnlonal security.
ALSO, at the same time,
Will be sold, two Likely NEGRO MEN, alltlle
Stock, Hors 5, Cows, Oxen, crop al Com, Fodder,
Oars and Tobacco, p an, ton Uiers,ls. Nc.
TERMS Of Personal Es,ate-For all sums Of $40
aud under casn wall he ,,qnned-sil over that sn,n
etedd DISK months will be gwen. Bond with APP
proved security will be required.
JESSE MUNDY,
Executor Of Jesse Beck, dec'd
Sept. l6 i6N
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PUBLIC BUILDING.

'HE undersigned have been appointed, by The
county courr Of inhersr to receive proposals r
en- losing with brick three sides OF ,be Pubic square.
They are nov ready I" rec such proposals. ana
invite the stir ntion ul his wurk-The
plan and specifications OF The work wall be made
known. BY application to both or either Of u.s. Iesld-
ing At the Courthouse.
ROBERT TINSLEY,
SAM'L. NJ. GARLAND, : oo'
Sept. 81 Is
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LUbOYe1'S Wanted.

IN1E SUBSCRIBERS wish 10 tmrlo, SO able bodied
LABORERS, to work Oh the J ,mes Rive,
and kanawns Canal for which the highest price will
be pad.
Fur further Information erq lire of Geo. BaRby
u Co. WATT a. MtklNZlE.
= Sep. 90 6ls
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NOTICE..

PURSUANT TO a drcrela order Of the Circuit
Superior Cnur Of Law aud Cha Gerry. for the
ooun,y Of Amherst, in The sui OF David Higgmbot-
tom, plaintiff, and Luc da w. Thurmoud drlen.
CANT shall on Tuesday, the Cd day Of November
next proceed 10 sell, upon The premises, 10, ready
money, TO the highest bidder the Tract of
A"n0 In SAID decrela order mentioned, des.iIbed
, rs containing 200 acres adjoining the Lands OF
Thomas N. Eubank and Others.
, RICHARD CRAWFORD. deputy. for
t>e,son Crawford, Sheriff OF Amherst and Cunr.
Sept. 90 I2N
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Sept l6
FOR ALE

A TRACT OF Land, N A.nile,si county. fun
/ n nal : ir ~ Nrs Glasgow. cont aInIng nine
hundred and forty five acres; lnrnr n,
the pro,eu. OF Ia, Core,, dec'n. Fm terms APP
piyto A. TONI klNS, Cashier.
Sen. 10 Is
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COUND ID.

A BOUT the frs, Of September. between The toll
IA gate Of the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike
and Zachar,ah Wade's, a roll Of Bank NoIes, BY Il
servant Of NINE, winch the owner can obtain by de-
scr,bing the same aud paying Tor thus advertisement.
ROBERT BLANKS.
Sept, % 4t
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r q Is II k Z
+ HAVE for ir4re. The balance Of the year, good
l. Nurse or II "use Servant. about l6 years old. Of
GOOD character. and well coDt iinn d.
CHARLES PHELPS.
NIB. have on hand a good pey two Horse
Wagon for private sale. L. -
SnIni
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For ent,

Co. A TWO slor. frame building. situated on
@ii;l Main street, nearly opposite l. berry Ware
R..A house. The upper apartments are IN good re-
pa,r aud u comfortable family residence; having a
good KITCHEN aud SMOKE HOUSE attached
,her 10. and the basemen, s DRY IS well calculated
tor any line Of business. Apply
ARCHER BROWN.
SIP. 16 Is
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10000 feet Mahogany for sale


nNtE subs r,p-r begs lntofm his friends
! a.d he pubic generally ,hs h" la opened "
.NNhOgNMy and Lumber Yard,
where ne la, "n ha"d, Al pr seal The laigest and
best assortment oil Mahogany offered Tor sale
THIS marker. beIug carefully selected by himself ie
Gently IN New York, AT prices which will ensure a
ready sale tn those IN want Of good article
All orders ff0,n q distance viii be attended 10 a
the, .houest notice. J. A. BELVlS.
X uhmond Va September 13 I'm
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rRU.y VA UABLE REAL ESTATE,
AT AICTlON.

VUyHE SUBSCRIBER Iute"d"g TO change M
pre.eo, business, " i'll sell, on Friday the 22d 81
Octobrr thar rl know ard valuable establishments
The WASHINGTON HOTEL. Thus es'"b'sb'
men, 70 situated al The junction ii h,rd street an"
VIZ, alley iu he mus, certra, par OF rtomn-and
IN, comfort to the traveller and convenience, 10 the
man of business. is rot surp 'ssed by any H"' u"
m. Mace. The House. Stables, &C. are oil o'is H.
l,rse aud we'll arranged. aud IN hne ana co'"r,r'e
,.rav The pu,chaser desr ing II. can have tie ~
49,. h.lonpiop 10 the establishment, at valuation.
Possession gi,en The Is, Of 'nna,,
The sale will be conducted by Payne q Iurne''
auc ioneers.
Terms LIBERAL and made known on day OF sale.
JAMES NJ. LANGHORNE.
Sept. 80
NJ The Richmond Wing and Enquirer vail insert
the shove un,,l day II sale aud o"a'd tnen
10 this office or payment. = NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON

TERMS
Board Tor o months. ,nt Iuulng bedding SIS
Washirg. 81 ger mo IN 10
L,ghis, Fuel and attendance, IS each Is
Instruction IN th- English course 25
The same. with French cr Italian %
Spanish, German "a Lam 25
Music On the Piano, Win Vocal siructlon
and use 1T instrument SO 90
Guitar or Hap, The same
RECAP ULATlON.
Board and attendant tx lenses 100 90
Board Win Enensh consr l25 20
Board with the later and two Modern Lam
cihlaecs $50 90
Nat preceding, with Music on instrument 2UO 90
UT FEES payable half yearly, 10 advance.
Refer 10 Gen Bernard Peylnn, John r Cooke
Esq, or the French Consul al Rioh "ni; R'vd
Nicholas H. Cobb, Pe,erspurg Jon, ii Peasants
G"ochland; II ID JAN Meade Esq. Amrlr; Gro'I +.
Darlington. Hal:.x; JOIN Mmo,. Cha,int,esv, le
GEM. Baid"ip, S;.u"ton; ia rs Mcdowell + q ,
Lexington; W. w. Ferguson. Bent Cree ;Cn4mpe
Cater. Amhrrsi; Rev'd. Mr.. Aikr sou. Ch,s"eii
Dabney, Chs. l.. Mostly. Lyncubur- krv'd.
Jacob Mn'htIl. Liberty; Judge ,u"ders, NJ"
London; Vincent Wncher Ed. Pnsyvana;
Norbo,nc TAaietr" Esq Fiaukln; JUDI Is Allen
and Johnston, and R-v'd. M, &, cke. Flu asst !:
Rev'd. Mr.. Whart"n. Il NJ. Wat, and Col. W. NJ.
Peyton, R""nok-; R-v'd. Mr.. Powers Salem; Cot
w. Bal ard PRESTO. Montgomery; }. K i'er."r Is.
Rush Floyd, Wy,ht; Mrs. LIE MA F,ovd. Bu,ke's
Garden; Rufus French Esq. Giles C. HI John Ga.
pe''on Esq. Monroe; Gen'I. P. Z. Johnston, Al,
inpdon.
Sept. 81 ia
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slAlG ISo
N+"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGlNlAN,"

n pvbshed semi-iceekly 1treTy Monday an" IH"''"y7
:, rorr Dollars per payable IN adrnnfe. NJ"
..,;pen siH be received for shorter time than sir months
paper ,c be disconnued erepf at the discretion q
a, Editors,) until all the arrear"ges are pnid
M ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at SO cents per
.ouare for for the first i"sert'on and cenjor ere
~ subsequent insertion. ,,:,.....
~. and on reasonable terms.
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NOTICE
WILL PAPER.

WILL PAPER.
Nv + have Just opened IA &c aud well selected
assortment Of French and American Pape,
m,hNGlNGS. and Velvet and Common Bordering
FAfEk, which we will sell low tar cash.
PAYNE Il GREGORY.
Sert.6 !,
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05
Eli + SESSION.

The National iuIelligencer suggests that
the measures which wiz become ihe subiecs
Of deIlberation at the extra session, are The
following:
The distribution OF the proceeds OF shs
sales Of public lands amona the seraral atates.
uea ~ imports for he purpose IL secur;"s
from thai source a reyesSae udsaaaic 10 ths
wants d he agsefnment,
4. The repeal &c the sub treasury law.
y Tna establishment DC i fiscal agent.
central 81 olhsr, II aid the government IL coli
lectiae aad discussing The revenue and equals
i<iug The ea1fency.
8. 4 tesaeofary Ioan, if necessary, 10 sup
ply he imIazdiasc necessities az The t%seasury.
Tha lnsekigencef thinks these measures
soHla 4 once dispense ihe clouds that have
solong ovefhupg and yer Obscure he pros~
pect befoie Us. These measure taken io.
gsiher, would. we feel entirely confident, suf-
fee net only 10 restore 10 The country IL
wonsed sigor. but carry il forward with q firm.
or step than il has ever taken.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05

-
p n.tffP5 ~e"ysses,fa' ots
fesii - saiP beesA
e.'NnAss9 fhsi the e'iisp cfrP q nies-
elAaut. HH esff.4, npppi 4oo-Yov pr'ss
e 's'h aRrsu''y tspn'l' ne fsss's y
skHFs = pHif 81 ebff pH'e' aa1 = pIo-
a1ess 81 eppFa' p'pAt 70 We Ns's % i'voV'.
y. Ape0gtf p'enfn " ne snelsel
ssaips ent 4'.s csz,frsi Al's1''en' rx' me
- s4.pPy = A'tk'pt 'e' pr,elne p"s
4sfsh pfs' pFtf'glqtr pei 'n'p'spee
gfs .'''.f bon = 7t's pP seys' eonPa'a-
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05


61sse he extract from sn address, On or
6ss1pssf. Of Gov. MeDd1Ee. delivered before
he Agricultural Society Of South csroliAa.
4 depicts IL tue coIors he many hsuassiag
and DISASTROUS ciyumslances which atsnds
as abuse Of uhal has been called BE creda
system. There are fs~ men IL they have
eteda. win not sxiend il too far. The posi-
session q properly, on any terms, j. q strong
Temptation 10 Ihs great mass q m~ankinds-
and ihey ase sure 70 dsluda themselves info
'ahe hope. il mol belief. that when obiaIoed on
! csedi. On even The most dissdysniagecas
Terms. lbai skey will b able 70 pay lor ii
shsn The debt FOR il becomes ssue. ibis de-
%Iasise hspe. so easily sstssd 10 man. consti-
toics The sitong objection 70 credit, and which
al who obtain credit masl guard against with
lie utmost caution. 1nks
The expenses Of government, too, were 4.
not for the credit system would be greatly di.
miuishcd-Thr founhs Of The Legislation
Of esesy state, and The lime consumed in our
courts Of Justice, Is taken Up 10 settling tho
relative rights Of debtors and crediors--
IL theirs was any means Of asceltaining The T.
mount Of The costs d suits which an extended
credit system has brought upon lie citizens
u ibis State for the last eight or ten years,
il would be astounding. This is o peace Of
.f.-.M. ..L..k .r .~L..t4.Lt- ~
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05

ei.aAl vessel ,hosll ~ ssgssktd ca he
eos1t 81 silhfr ~ ~ high enrssAeiing pafs
lies. sa4ll slips o. stssekh % sny rssIa
thsfe1f End AZ fa,pit0le and tppf4lee>
unees btlohklng f~Aefcun56, and 81 goods
AID merchandise ahifll lball be saved
shefcf5a, o. d. IaodneE ifisfSpf. II said,
shall be n lneilt ftsio,si % he people.
suls. upon btIn4 elaln,fd hy Them g IS
sIseu jul} Authorized factors, AID, tfssFe
be 10 auth psopfIeseis o. factors On tie
spoi, lheffil.s saij eooda a tDeitiiapdlze,
OF iil1 proceed, fheieoi, Ne well a. ihe n.
fsts, fonai 81 hoaiA suell wrecked slllps
o. g~sastiS. AhAn b. dtii5 efsd n ire TEXAN
"a i5fisi.b CsnSuB, III NhoNe disulel tle
Stesk aIay asa taken piate; hnd sveIl
en08ul. pfoi ei0Ie y f~acsofss shall pAy
onlg the ex1ahs@e sxagfsd iN lhe pgesess
soHen u in p,pgagty, ipgelhef Nlfla lie
fass n salsa Which should haze been
fAYshIs Iii iHe k case o. wreck Of q
n%HiIpaaI ,tssa, va no goods aad lpess
kahndss sa<ed han he wreck sbnlI not
b snbIees ~ .fpliss unless cleared fof
CONSUMPTION.
An1. Q. Tie skesf IL ~ sile fiIes Of e.
Iieieus wDlslsF nm ttf,s f~tes3sSsa at COTS
H8essa sllnll II ~nvlptufAlly stertsd e
ihe eiiizsus aud elhitcs of cath ceunify ~
ihs Gossfnusesis olihe uihes. The liss d
sep1Ilois shsIl be l4tiprccalIy accorded bs
each o1 she eenifAfsiqs parties iothe olllrG
and shsfe shslI ~ W. lAw gAssed y es'Aet
G%pyssnment, shaf ehall s'oia'e i'e fsgi's q
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05

prossisd. We DO not believe ina, any c'hs.
tribunal can isks charge 81 dis offence o.
air. Mefssa, % appropriately. as Judgs
Lsnsh's CHar.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05

President TrLrn.--It is refreshing 10 the
p~aiiiot 10 read such Intelligence as that con.
tanned 10 the letter below. The good old
days Of JeiTofsoniau fsPpbileanissa are 10 be
revived, we feel evdsy confidence. Insicad
of the I~alsag:ic e:;sasiie Introduced into tho
Y hiissIieoss. BY biz predecessor. John ~,
Ter VIZ s,lsiain the manly AUD dignidsd DE-.
postment towards his guests. Off plain, On.
osiensaiious and bnsiness-like republican,
iasiend Of che refined g%luliony introduced BY
lhe French cooks ofhis predecessor, be win
grasiiy his hunger and that of bis guests on a
good plain healthy diet-instead Of attempts
inH u play ihc PEst Of ssidicuIoas. supcsaa,
W's'sd e'd aasaxs y " i gssssSas ss sss Nil Vii ID Ii
-..ss sss'ian which he. occupies and instead
Of attempting 70 prop Up bis popularity By
paadsrIng 10 the passions and appeiites oflhe
senals corrupt and protiigats as his predeces.
soF did, he will gain the peoples appreciation
ny . faithful discharge Of his public duties,
Heed the letter below -
WksHfN0ToN, May +.
u il said ihal Nr. Tyler il Determined Il
act M example of stpuhlicuu sImpIleiY d
manners aud mode Of I'M. ii inc execute
manslon.-Ihe houstiiolt MASTERS NE 10 be
fegulated with unusual a~itthtien Is economy
aud pIainness. All the foreieu Scfyanss, and
especially the Frsaeh cooks, hsye been dis
charged and the President InyiEes his friend.
@ . plain Virginia dilner = bacon and greens
&C. No 10 estimates are 10 be sent to the
house Of Representatives for gorgeous Palace
furniture, Alt spoons. and other denominations
The secretary Of the treasury has preparus
sssaassor 4 ~nsslvhal bank, which be intend.
lay pvfs,e congress. IN his report ID lhs
COMMENCEMENT Of The session. III lis man
FIXTURES II viii resemble The late bank, 81
will be surrounded with such checks, guAfd,
and restrictions, a. experience has dlcsatet
Hs useful or necessary. Iie will Propose /
capital Of ihiriy-Tse millions. lie has no
~deisfminsd. 4 i said upon the locality of ihs
mother bank.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05

n on ssxt weeks paper ws intend i
commence he exposure &c The corruption,
isnbsciIfy, knase,y Or se1Isry of,he executive
e~isesis who have been ID power 10 Ibis stats
ies he lass 'hsee years. We win noriaduIge
eassslss-sesh f%seeiiaI, tui ia plain matters
Of iaetsnos 10 abuse " even those who ha.s
most Injured The puthc-bul We Win u,,sr 40
honest indignation egaias, those who ss~h
pablle oiile<, apparently fos no c,hef pespose
han = plundss ne public treasury. Or pssuis
others d % i.
4 has htsn ous ios sinee se hare had
<hafEs # ! newspaper, " ~sneoua,es ~ctieiai
dsfsaisess aad We intend y pursue lhem
~ = II shas i 10 eur power. IS ~susiaes
hen y he srsofgss u public justice - ssh
u eEIaiaais are,
"#H L .LL IL
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05

tAttNYUEN.
sTznHors posss. cf Wilknson.
Inoa&s FLk1sass, Of Adams,
FOR CLERK sftAs ciyesis Court.
n Z FsEkst. Iwiviam .. Davis.
Mnaissn y. Ives, William L, CoIinn
a'''ss =. Hsss, Joseph A. Montgomery.
For Sheriff
bsai. = hefbsFt, JOhn NJ. csrr.
Fer ps05ais Judge,
f'snsis o'id'H. .. H p,e.sss
For Probate cisrt.
Samuel L'''hs'~s'. y John ., Alexander.
Fsr County 7ssssssr.
henry = hs'' Moses NJ phsts.
For -3sss,ser,
a a.s,s ! es a s.ns.I Ts,ss,1..
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Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05

TINS Hos. Chs, octr, late representative
N Cangsess, from Pennsylvania. died % the
LIB Of May, uil. Mr., 0gis we regard as
The most able and s%iisc,se exponent Of The
e~aalealplible apssy q foreign exisaysgance
~ she late administration VIZ soIcmnIy be-
l1sse ihat he done more ID oysrshrow tho con.
'empiibIe dynasly Of Van Buren,, Kendall &
1o,. Than aay one man 10 ,hs republic. We
do most sincerely and unsiIsctedIy lament
his death.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05
0 CONGRESS.

G-IIon. rHos. j. GasEs, on Warren
County, i a Candidate for Congress, az
The next November election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-27
cry RAILROAD MEETING.

The undersigned, members Of the Joint Committee
of the several Wards IN the CRY Of Nev-fork on
the subie:, OF the New-York and Ere Railroad. r.
spectully invite their fellowcitizens to assemble at
Niblo's Saloon on Tuesday, Dec. 2sth. instant, ct
seven sclock in the evening take into conside7a-
sn the measures that will De prcPcd To promote the
speedy completion of that work.
The Eastern Division OF the Railroad Is no" IN
successful operation Iii. represented that Two other
divisions, embracing distance OF '~o hundred and
tyailes, are :, ta- adyancedl ;aa they uay De IN
use at an early period II the coming year.
The importance OF adopting measures 10 eSPesite
the work xiii be acknowledged by every man inter
esed, either directly or indirectly, in the business aud
prosperity Of the city, whether he Is andholder,
merchant. mechanic or manufacturer, or IS en-
gagged in any eff the trades professions in the city
All are therefore earnestly invited 10 attend. The
en,erprisins citizens of Boston by general efforts IN
which all casse. co-ope7ated without distinction OF
party, or sect have triumphantly comPleted their
Grea, Western Railway from Boston to Albany
and now ENJOY tie benefits Of the trade with the cen
tral par, Of our State.
It is respectfully submitted to our fellow citizens,
whether the adoption OF similar measures with re-
spec, to the Railroads leading this ely will not
produce results more advantageous than those of our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-27

SHOCKING AcciDEsT.-The Hagerstewn Demo
crat says that on Friday or Saturday last, young
lady, Miss Lawrence, was thrown from an at
lrighted horse near Waynesboro and killed Her
leg. which became entaugled with the stirrup while
the horse was running, literally torn from her
body. So infuriated was the horse. that i, became
necessary TO shoot him before nv could be caught
Baltimore Patriot.