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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-09

S.roudsbur g, May 4, l84l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-09
HEAVY CAsTEN NGS

with Lathes of different sizes, &c, he feels conn
dent in his ability to execute all orders with which
he may be entrusted in workmanlike manner.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-09
BELVIDERE FOUNDRY

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he IS now prepared to execute all or
ders in his line of business in the best manner,
and with despatch He will manufacture
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-09
TItflh &HARiIN&

for Flour and other Mills, together with Castings
of every description turned and fitted up in the
best possible manner. Possessing convenences
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
TRUST r..

Trustees, acting under aud by virtue ola deed of
4 n trust executed by Samuel +. Rcnhick dated ID
July tinst aud duly of record in the Hastings Court
or the corporation OF lynehburg the undersigned will
on Tuesday the l2t inst the house lately occn
pied by said Rcuuicl, sell by way Of public auction.
the entire stock Of GOODS AND GROCERIES, say
Coffee, Sugar. Liquors, &C. Also. quantity Of Cotton
Yarn. with many other articles in tie (;ucery line.
Aso on the 20h inst will be sold The Stonc jnnler
House on the River, below The bridge formerly called
Cenrs Lumber House and House aud ten acres Of
and Oh Nnstuns llll. about2 miles below Town
lefu,s liberal. aud made known on the day of sale
DAVID Il fnlFN. -,
DAVID f. SPENCE, trustees.
.IHl, tloI y,anI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

feel With their visit, the people Of .yneh
burs with their presence amongst ,heul--and
hope it not the last occasion when there shall be
meeting between the waters of the James aud the
S,aun,on-an idea, by the way, which We borrow from
Dir. Reds speech. who used it very happily in his
welcome friends from the county,
We expect 10 publish the 'roasts drunk at the Din
psr, in our next paper-not having received thom in
lime for this mornings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
Valuable Land ut Auction.

4 s trustee in deed Of trust executed to me by
"a John ..Garh and wife, bearing date on the 2lth
day ofJune $40 and Of record in the county courts of
Campbell, Bedford and Boletourt and in virtue OF a
deed executed 10 me by John Rosser, commissioner
under decree OF the Circuit Superior Cout of Law and
Chancery for the county Of Campbell, in the case of
Garth against Ross, (Which last mentioned deed is also
Of record in the county court OF Campbeil) shall, on
the 3h day of August 1872 the promises. expose
to SALE by way f public auction certain tract or parcel
of Land, with the apPurleances. situated on the walters
Of Stone Wall Creek, in the comfy of Campbell, ad-
joining the Lands of Ethclbert Lcerand and others.
The quantity of Land. aad the terms of sale, (Which
will be liberal. will be made known at the time and
place of sale The title TO this land is believed 10 be
good, bur NJ only in fduclary character, only
convey 10 the purchaser such title as Is vested IN INC
by ,holccd al1rcsald. CIllsN ELL DABNEh.
july IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
TX AGsacst iif.S.

Married, on the 18Th uli by the Rev. James G. Mr.
rsou, Mr., " JAMES McDEtGNoS, Of Prince Ed
ward, to Miss CA1l,RiNE, daughter Of john mis-,
Esq. OF buckingham.
--, on the 26th Of May at Halifax court house,
by the Rev. A. pondeNtrr, Ar $ PENcE OF ChaIotlcs-
willie, to WIS, + dau5 bter of Capt. Charles Wood
son, of Prince Edward.
--. on Thursday The 30lh ut. by the Roy. sam
uc pavds a., Mr. lIoRArio DlrREsr 10 Miss ANN
Wocn, dau9 liter Of the lat, john oJd, all o Camp
Lcl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

o. The Baltimore Patriot, of the best papers in
the Uhon which has manifested strong leaning to Mr..
Tyler ever since his accession to the Presidency, has
length turned its back upon him. The last Veto filled
the cup ofbearance to overlowing and the editor of
that paper promptly denounced him as ''weak ai'hless
and vacillang, and hoised the Patriot fur with the
name of HENRY CLAY tic Mill Boy ofthc Nl4shce,
inscribed upon its lulds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
PERIODICAL %--.-g r. HgO DE
e.EkS.
4. -. 4, v q - or IrEsg7vgOND

\. =. L. - " - or EfEsRWONp.
I'D ESPECIFUIllb ,gs leave ainlorl the ulald
IA lanis Of .ynchburg and tie vicinity that he Will
remain in Town. lor Few days. and viii be- happy 10
receive lhelr subscriptions for the following Periodical
works, W:
The Boston Miscellany Of Literature aud Fashion
Polished monthly at 81 60 per year.
The Ladies' Musical Library, monthly, each No
containing : pieces Of fashionable Music, adapted to
the Pianoorle aud Guitar, embracing Songs, Wa2cs,
Gallopa,es, sc. of which u al least orlgna-pub
liohod the extremely low rate al s. oO per ycar-ir
which subcrlhcrs will have from - 10 20 dollars worth
OF NJ isle.
Graham adde's and Gcu1emans Magazine, month
~. al ! per year.
Cooley s. lady's Book. monthly. s. per year
Or either tNo ol the above works will be furnished at
s. per year.
The Ladies' World of Fashion. furnishing the latc,
London an Partisan Fashions, III advance OF any other
pcriodlcal==only s. per year
LntelI's Museum, monthly. S. peryear.
Merry 5 Mus um . 81 ~ - -
Cold Mater Magazine 5 Oo - d"
|, sides many others too numerous 10 mention IN this
advertisement
Those wishing subscribe may depend upon The strict
est puncuay nrcccVIng their numbers BY the LIST Of
every month.
Application may be made at Payne & Gregory book
store, where specimens Of the works eau be seen.
A. 5. LYONS
July IT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
July I


TgNlIE subscriber in order 10 secure certain facilities
in the prosecution of his professional duties, will re-
open his School at the residence OF Mr.. A. s. Brooks
- miles distant from the former location. Ample and
comfortable accommodations for the school, and for the
purpose Of boarding. have been prepared by Mr. BROOKS
wlo having for several sessions past, entertained mos,
Of the boarder the School who reside every section
of the country and Who well appraised Of the fact
the many advantages TO be derived from this arrange
mcnt.
Having frequently informed the public of his plan and
course Of instruction. the subscriber considers it unnrccs
sary say any thing in addition upon that subject at
ibis time. aud simply pledges himself that every mo
mcnt of his time viii be devoted 10 the faithful dis
charge II his duties.
Board ard tuition. as heretofore.
o. Tic School will commence the 20h Of July
JOS. Z. GODFREY.
July I At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
.V'U EEd'E,.

4 BOT j the year 1909 OF 1910 The undersigned ~
N eented To john Clark hs obligation Tor the BAY
ment o tdl. which obligation has been duly paid and
satisfied, and some years ago aeodn the hands ol lar
nod II. scott. To be- used as esldrnro suit depending
III the superior Court OF Nelson against the undc signed
III erhall oi Richard tlafhs representatives. aud app
etlien having time after time been made to the sand sooa
10 rcnln the said speciality, wheh he having lled In
do, and having left the Commonwealth ths Is 10 qive
notice 10 all persons the said speciality has been fully
satisfied. JOSEPH G. ARA,
Bent Creek, July =, ls12 It.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
NEGROES At sss'VsGN.

4 WILL sell at puhcauclion for cash. at paisy,a
ma tour, House, Monday the 18th OF July (ihal
being Court day. SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES.
consisting OF Man q years old. aid n Woman ~.
with two chldren and three boys from five 10 fifteen
Years oi age. L. Il !. GRASrY
July tlSJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
u il,H'Aatl,

IHNlE general annual meeting Of lho Stockholders IN
The lynchburg and Richmond Transportation
line, will be held at the Washington Hotel in the
town o lynclburp, on the '5nd Monday th Of July
l5l2. nj | O'Clock T.. NJ
JAMES W. MORGAN President
July off
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

~ The Midisonan the Globe of an elor, to
stand between Mr.. I, Ter and Democratic support .
So the official artlcssly pleads guilty, if not 10 the Ju,
gain the readiness of Mr. Tyler to make it, if the
Democrats viii sloop to his level. OF that, however,
there is s me doubt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
NEW CHEAP GOODS.

NEW CHEAP GOODS.
VA f. have just received an assortment OF New Goods,
w which shall sell very cheap.
\ large lot Of brown domestic "a, and Sd wide
IN extensive assortment of Caicocs, very low
Georgia Nanhccus at I'd per yard
SILK and Cotton Hosiery. low
\ fine assortment ol B0NNETS, very cheap amongst
them are fine aud superior Florence Braid
French fancy. plain Straw, Cypress and Chip fancy
Nuns white and c0lored
Large lot Of Palm Leaf lals, very low
" it'll great variety of other and dosab Goods,
which we are Offering on terms to snit the tilnes.
We solicit call from all persons in want of goods on
good terms. il PURVIS s DUFFEI..
june 20 4w il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
Gotten Yarns, Don,csstcs,Ac.

+ Rnn LBS. Cunningham 4 Andersons
- Lalos 3 1 and ii Domcscs.
80 bales Nos. | aud O4nnburgs al Factory prices,
receiving and iJr sale accommodating terms by
GEO. BAGBN * Co.
April II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
Trust sale OF Valuable Real and
Personal Estate.

EBt Rsl AM 10 deed OF trust. made by Philip A.
h Boiling fsl. bearing date the lllh day Of june
1872 and ii record in the County Courl ii Buckinp
ham, Ne will offer or SALE the highest bidder at pub
tic auction. on the premises, on the 18Th day OF
August neat, II fair, fnot the neNt far lay that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

~ FA- Gov. Polk Of Tennessee is in Washington
II Is supp Sod lac has gone TO the move
ments Of Calhoun against Van Buren, and of Steven
against himself.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
uGys,UJIc Estate,

on which said Boiling resides known by the name OF
tHEi.LoU, lying eleven miles heow Buckingham
Court House. On the public read leading by Cara and
Cumberland Il House to Richmond. adJolang the
lands al Robert L HUBBARD. E~l. aud othcrs md can
tanning abeut lsso acres. We consider IT useless To
give very particular description o tins Estate, as per
Suns disposed 10 purchase viii ao doubt inspect the preu
dr themselves, but we ma, lflly say that 1t com.
hincs almost every requisite Ia make at onrs nu
profitable iarn and dehghul residence. II lies IN an
excellent and lnleie, ut ueghhohood. the most OF the
land is o hue quality. aud we'll adapted 10 the production
OF tobacco. wheat and corn the Estate is well waIcrpd.
the situation o peculiar aud striking beauty ,mprov ed
aud omb,lshed IN the fines, taste the improvements are
aImos all new. spacious and oons enien the dwelling
house Is large. convenient aud we'll arranged aud finish
ed in the hes manner. There are also On tins estate
valuable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
stIsss5 ItEEH,

Died, ofitver. IN Franklin county, Va. Mss CArn-
ARISE BooN, in the elh year OF her age just ontcng
upon the Theatre o life possessing all The charms which
adJrn the luycrat u her sex. We will not attempi
summary of her vlrtues--Why should We They will
bc held IN dear remembrance by all who knew her.
The writer pt lhls brief tribute the most oi her sui
tcrngs, and with deep anguish Of soul the onward
march Of her fatal naady-was present al the hna
cioscW ssed the last alecunate farewell, To those
around her. Oh what a scene! Vino can describe
II " no can tell the agony OF her fond parents,
they bchcd the oycy victim. IN hopeless despair, srug
Cling with the last enemy? nslalc Death! thou art in
decd the king u terrlrs But she did not despair OF
a happy Immortality beyond the graye-ller last hours
were spent in ttryent prayer To Godand her soul took
lis ght1 alory. lisplng ms nlmcW hat comt3rtths
should be ohcr afflicted relations tends- She lives
agal-dcaih isswallowod up OF e--and beauty nmor
tai awakcs irQL1 the lomb" May they follow her-and
put their trust lnthe great PhyscIanol sous-e'cn
TOR
81 lie Is the time 10 serve the lord
The time 10 ensure the great reward
at lbs residence, in the county OF Bedford, on Sat
uIdty morning, 18th oi last month, (Jmc) Capt SAM
~ ,RLts the Gst OF his age leaving wife and
children 10 depare ms loss Capt Guars, Tor last
which finally blod the physicians skill and terminated his
useful, He kind and indulecnt master; hu-
name and generous 10 his fellow mem and as father and
husband fond and af1econate His generous heart
alive the call ol the unfortunate and the needy gene
rally found in him friend He The time ot his death
for the transportation Of the mail and
" example Of usefulness and perseverance IN that
branch Of business. Ills funeral preached the
cnng, before eonsignng him To the tomb; and his many
good traits OF character better shown the many mourning
faces that followed him TO the grave, than tins humble chu
possibly depict them here II the untiring oi his
family and friends could possibly have saved him. tpar
cuarly that OF only amabe dauPer) he would no" be
amongst but he has gone to that bourne whence ay-
ellcr returns and the place that knew him will know
HIM no more lofeyer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
= ''-'i-7s 7==a
NO q ~ r..

TD'llI. firm Of T.. HOPKINS & Co is this day dis
solved 10y mutual consent. All pcrsurs indebted
10 them will please make payment to &. D. 4 J. T.
DAVIS who authorized h settle the business OF that
concern T.. +. +. HOPKINS,
GEO. -. DAVIS.
JOHN Il. DAVIS.
Lynchburg, 1th juno, 1872.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

% ANOTHER STATE HAS SPOKEN The
" hl9 State Convention OF Maine has nominated IFxRY
LAY as the W hg candidate for the next Presidency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

10 Oar Exchange papers filled with accounts of
the second gh, oitheg great Governor Dor-thc hero Of
Loco FocosnI Gov. King has offered 5000 reward
for him, which take 10 be about 1899, more than
he is worth As turle Toby said to the fly when he
put him ont at the window, let him go; there room g
nough in the world for him and his sword,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
WOoDsolfsNE SCHOOL.
n aeED.

L / being the desire MIR Addison Irvine, to w,h
draw from the business. in consequence Of his wish u
move To Mcadsyille. We will from this time oior gu,
GOODS at very reduced prices in order 10 effect that
1llect as speedily possible
We invite customers and MI others wishing to puy,
ocall and examine stock viii he found TO con-
sisl ol MANY VERY DESlRABiE GOODS.
WHITE, TARDl < IRVINE.
March I tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
SELLING leE'H'.

SELLING DEF.
VIE subscribers having purchased EFT p Iopkins's
interest IN the firm oi r.. Hopkins Co, the
business will be continued III the name Of
DAVIS ~ 90.
They offer the STOCK OF GOODS on hand which
are entirely aud well assorted reduced prices, for
cs1only Those that buy for cash Will do well 10
Inc the assortment, they determined To sell Just
received the following fashionable BONNEIS:
Icpharno Bonncls
Florence lails do
Plain and fancy Straw do
Men aud boys Palm Hats
French Flowers aud Springs
The upper part Of the Store Is for ront-the rooms
large and well suited ora family for Offices and odg
ing rooms. fortcnns apply To GEO. y. DAVIS.
JNO. r. DAVIS
July WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
.v'OTE('E'.

lfRNlf Officers belonging To the ooh Rrp't .}rl
brigade. I'd Division. va. Militia. will meet nj Am
herst Court House on the 3oih ol july AZ ~ o'eluck
\. NJ ior the purpose oi eectne Lieutenant Colonel
RoBERf IT, COLEMAN, Com. ooh Regt
July w2w il
4 Ii rcrsons indebted To Saml +. Rrnnlck are To-
"a lnested 10 call upon either of the undersigned
(Who alone the authorised agents and close their
accounts without delay, they wish oavod costs as in
dnlgenee cannot be given.
DAVID II EDIEl. }
DAVID 4. SPENCE, 5 ''os''es'
Jul, vim
uNoR Rent. To tue LIST Of March neNt. the store aud
y lumber house. on main street. lately occupied b,
Mr., Saml. L. RcnnIck Possession given immediately
apply 10 DAVID Il EDI.EA.
DAVID T.. SPENCE.
July vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

g. The City Stock Of Boston seems 10 stand higher
with capitalists than that Utmost OF the States \ few
days succ, lot redeemabc in 1871 was suld there at
auction, at par
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
TIIE WiIEAT CROP-The W.

TIE WHEAT CROP.-Tho Wyhc Journal of
the I'd inst says 1.-The general impression. bolcy e.
is tina, there will be good crop Of Wheat secured in
this county," thoneh it adds, "a few individuals will
make none, the rust having destroyed it 50 completely
as to render It unfit for the scythc" In Pulaski county,
the crop is supposed not be gord as in Wytho. in
consequence Of the extensive prevalence of the
rust.
The Winchester Republican Of the lst inst saws:
From all the information we have been able To oct. We
doubt whether this county, indeed the Valley Of tbc
Slcnandoh, has in one year, produced as much good
wheat it will THIS harvest. Tie cat crop promises
also TO be abundant"
The kanawha Republican expresses the opinion that
mere abundant crop Of wheat, of better quality
never harvested in that section of country. The
crop Of hay it says is very large, and the tobacco
oats, potatoes and in fact vegetation of all kinds promises
well.
The Fredericksburg Herald says the crops n that
section is full one and the quality better than that for
some years past
The charlottesville Advocate infpnns US that the
Wheat crop in that county much better than was
ticpacdhe rust where it appeared at ALL being conf
ned to the stalk and materially inurng the grain
SO far from various and distant sections Of Virginia.
In Ohio we learn from the Cincinnati Gazette OF the
2j ult nothing exceed the fine appearance Of the
wheat crop, Notwithstanding tho heavy rains which bad
rather nopporluney fallen about the beginning Of har
vest and which had slightly affected the crop with
rust.
WIIEAT-A cargo OF 900 bushels Of North Caro-
Ina wheat was sold la Baltimore, the 5nih ult. al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
snr. WILLIAM usASuEN

WILL please take notice. that WILL ON "Wednesday.
w the luih day Of AUGUST. 1912. nj the dwelling
house oi MIS- Sarah Belts, IN the County OF Roanoke
proceed 10 take the doposions of George Walton and
others In be- read ns evidence a suit nov depending IN
the Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chnnccry Tor
the County of Roanoke. III Which am plaintiff and ,on
and others are defendants.
CHAIR LES W McCiANttiAN
lily Lick. July WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

offered at 81 III. but sold on tho 81 i,si Ia
fmIadepha an the lst, primo wheat was quoted al,
i'om S2i Ito l.26. In Baltimore, the I'd. from -
10 81 80 as to quality. We observe no quotations in
tho last Richmond papers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

offered at Sl.1Q. but Vas no, sold the ST ulsi Ia
Phadelphla an the lsl, primo wheat vas quoted al,
ilom Sl.2i to Il III In Baltimore ON the ID. from %
to 81 3o. as 10 quality We observe no quotations in
the last Richmond papers.
o. The Free rradc'' meeting was held in Rich
monI last Saturday night, though we learn there were
very few persons present. Capt. w D. Wren presided
aud ih H. Ellis. Esq. acted as Secretary, Ro & Scott
as chairman Of aeemnitee reported preamble aud rcso
ntions and young Alr. Giles made speech. portion
of the Democratic ilaek refused to attend the meeting
Feeling. rs well seene. believing; and they f;cl the
necessity of = iadieitps talh.
Periodicals Mr. \ : Lyons, OF Richmond. is now
IN tins place aud will fruana few DAYS lo the purpose
OF procuring subscribers 10 number of valuable rerudi
Gals OF which he is the agent in Virginia. Among them
Is the Boston Miscellany Of Literature and Fashion,
which we have heretofore not more avorahy than Justly
noticed. (and. by the way, we may we'll remark
here that the July No. received few DAYS ago. very
Interestingly Gtahdns Ladies' and Gatflemal's Ndra-
zinc, we have mt often secn-but it Las high repua
ton The cngrayines with which it is ontelIisb,d are
Of the high st order ol merit Mr.. Lyons has shown us
No otlhc Ladies' Musical Library, published monthly
IN Philadelphia and edited by Charles Jarvis. which
no lady fond Of music. should be without. The plan
Of the work and Its value and chcapnc,s willie host
dcrstood b, personal inspection, and that
will be sufficient 10 ensure il general support, Sec M
Lyons advertisement
g. The City Stock Of Boston seems to stand higher
with capitalists than that Utmost the States A few
days siucc, lot redeemablc in 1871. sold there.
auction, at par.
o. We learn nom the Petersburg Statesman that
ten shares Of Virginia Bank Stock Mere sold IN that
town, on Thursday last, AT auction io 10 rer SHARE
TO days credit,
Qj-lhe las Jackson fFenncssec) papers announce The
death OF Capt John Lynch, who Yeas ago re
moved from I,nrtburg An obituary Notice shall ap-
pear III our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
a grra. bargain can be had

IN good second hnnd Carriage aud II pair of fine
y Match Horses, on reasonable time
H. NJ. DlDiAkE.
,Hnc % NGw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07
Ebsyetfiass EEense.

EhsvetEssss Egense,
belonging to Mr.. Nm. Bailey and NOW occupied by Mr.
Richard II. lolcr. 1t seoncedod To bc one Oh the hand
soonest situations in town. and the Lot is tastefully in-
proved. in addition 10 having 1t all the necessary con-
vonlcnccs-lce-homsr, excellent We'll, Carbon &c.
Persons wishing 10 procure excellent and agreeable
town residence, cannot suit themselves better.
Also. the valuable .icRE LOT, opposite the Dwell
ling House. enclosed and IN cultivation and having il
an cNcrcu stable
And also, the convenient HOUSE and LOT adj
oning Mr.. Ioler's residence, now occupied by MIR.
Slsson.
The above property will be sold, either t0gntlcr or
separately, and ON accommodating terms. Possession
will be- given AT the end OF the year. Mr. Tocr will
show the property 10 any person dosrous OF seeing il,
and all letters the subscriber addressed to Brook Neal
Campbell county, will be promptly attended to-.
PATRICK II. SCOTT.
May 10 Is IF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

-. The Loco Foco Senators OF the Tennessee LIE
gslatlre. who lately challenged the Wing members of
that body to resign aud 90 again before the people hay
lh9 he1n met by prompt acceptance the part OF he
latter have backed out, aud say that the noaning
ol then language was wholly misunderstood, aud tlmt
they did not intend 10 propose mutual resignllioa-
HE conclusion Of the whole matter is thcya AFRAID to
20 feloe the people and To the rcbuke whie! they
ao" awaits them for their refusal last winter to secure
To Tennessee her constitutional representation in the l.
:. Senate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

o. We learn rom the Petersburg Statesman that
ten shares Of Virginia Bank Stock We're sold IN that
town, Thursday last, nj auction or 10 per SHARE
60 days credit,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

WIIEAT-A cargo Of l5oO bushels OF North caro-
lima wheat was sold In Baltimore, on the 3oih u at
y .5-In New ,rl / cargo Of $500 bushels hid been