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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02
BnnISCupis.-huG.

Jacob D. Fowler late firm Of Fowler, Gordon CO..
merchant, N. Z.
John b waSiell merchant N. Y.
Edward alacouser merchant, recently OF N. Y. low oil
Rronl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

PlcKrocKEr.-As Mr. ]. H. Gregory, of No. II
Beekman-street, was on board the steamer South
America yesterday morning, his pockets were
picked of a gold watch, gold pencilcase, and
pocke,-wslles continuing s25 in money and q draft
the Piekpockst escaping with his booty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

% Gov. KING of Rhode-Island has issued hi.
Proclamation indefinitely su.pending the operation
of Martial Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

A SHIPwREcx.-The brig Klgryve, Joseph S.
Bell, master, from Trinidad, boudd TO Baltimore,
III ballast, went ashore in the blow on Wednes-
day, about 80 miles south OF Cape Henry. The
vessel bilged, and is total loss the captain and
crew have been busily engaged in saving the ma
terials, &c. The captain reports having seen a
Bremen brig about two hours previous, which he
thinks could not have escaped the beach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

No ARREsr-Thc Quincy Wing says: The
second attempt of Gov. Carlin, to apprehend joe
Smith and Rockwell, proved about successful as
the first. When the officers arrived a, Nauvoo,
neither Joseph nor Rockwell were to be found
they had either crossed the river into Iowa, or
were secreted in that holy city. The Normons
treated the officers with every respect. and offer
ed to assist them if necessary tx fulfilling their
dusy. The whole affair begins to look exceeding
Iy like farce and this opinion is becoming very
prevalent. We suppose all proceedings will stop
here for the present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

Us Henry CLAY has consented to be presen,
at a splendid Barbecue TO be given to him Or the
5th of October, the anniversary of the Battle of the
Thames. Great preparations are making for hi:
reception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

p The two One Thousand Dollar Bills which
were stolen On Wednesday from clerk in the en-
ploy of Nesmith & Co. were both exchanged in
half an hour after they were stolen-one at tie
Butchers and Drovers' Bank, and the other al the
Fulton Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

RlszsosD Comfy AWAKE The Wings of
Richmond County rallied on Wednesday night in
their strength, at Rogsrs's Hotel in Richmond, to
elect their Delegate to the Syracuse Convention.
The meeting was numerous and enthusiastic, and
VIM. B. TowssEsD was selected to represent the
County at the Gubernational Convention. The
meeting was ably and eloquently addressed by
DR.. A. SIDNEY DoAsE and others, and adjourned
at late hour, resolved TO rescue their County
from the hands of Loco-F ocoism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

70 OH This Love'-words by Morris, and
music by Russell-and the Manahatta Waltzes,
are the titles of two pieces of music published by
ATwELI., 20l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

~ Every person should hear the waaderfrl powers OF
yentrcouism daily displayed by Mr. Harrington the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT The other attractohs here unusually
Interesting. Including The wonderful Mermaid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

u It has always been coDtcnded ,iat pleasure and utility
were rarely united but this hes certainly been done
by Dr. Peters in his celebrated Lozenge preparations for
all question: among the most sevceable medicines that have
been taken the system His Cough Lozenges cure
al Coughs, Colds and ncpent his Cordial
depressing warm weather. and his Worm Lozenge Tor the
OF headache feverishness COMMISSIONS and all the
SYMPTOMS Of Worms IN children grown persons
rvaed The principal offices arg at 45s Broadway and I5
Fnlton-street ssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02
Hon. GEORGE Evans, Senator from Maine

then responded to the toas. as follows
regret for many that our distinguished ciren to
whom you paid The need OF applause, richly merit
ed is no, present. in hts impressive eoquence
you his acknowledgements Tor the kind approval you
have manifested the result OF The important negotiations
in which he has soiargely participated Ashere no other
person present who has been an observer Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

DRowsED.-A stranger, apparently foreigner,
was drowned in the Erie Canal Yesterday morn
ing, near the Utica wcigh-ock
ASoTHER.-Ohe Dennis Staunton was drowned
on Wednesday evening last, while landing at Hud
son frsm the steamboat Swallow. His body was
found the next morning. ALBANY Daily ADV.
~ President OLls arrived in town from Sara
toga Springs on Saturday last in improved health.
We understand that he oficiated at prayer in the
chapel of the University on Monday afternoon, ard
presided a, meeting of the Faculty in the evening
Middletown (CtI Cons tuition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

u THE GREAT NATIONAL ANNUAL FAIR Of the Amer-
Institute will open Nblos Garden October 10TH 1872
The 7th and sh arc Receiving days Notices from Exhi-
hers already indicatean Immense display.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

u Advertisers will sblige US by sending in their fnvors
as early To-day as convenient No extra charge Will be
made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

% Miss WALTER, the sister of the late editor,
Lynda NJ Walter, Esq has succeeded to the
charge of that neatest and sprightliest Of papers
the Boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02


Lifc's dearest hopes and memories come,
Truth beauty love- in her adored,
The cartfs lost paradise restored,
In the green bower Of home
We publish the speeches of Lord AsHsURToN
and Mr. ErENs, for their intrinsic worth and
their interest tothe public We omit the others,
which were merely in fulflment of the arrange
ments of the Committee, from feeling of self
respect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

u TaE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, Nos, /, 2,
and 4 beautifully printed and stitched printed cover
saleat this ocs EachNo contains 4s large pages
Price 1el Gentlemen writing by Mail and encos-
rg cash shall be supplied as fas, as published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02
DINNER TO LORD AsHBURToN

The Committee seemed to have disposed mat
tiers in an orderly manner, though OF a scale, In
many respects, of narrow and contemplate iliibe-
rality, which would have done infinite credit to an
unusually sordid keeper Of shilling refectory.
The courtesy of Messrs. CoLMAs and STETsoN,
however, the unrivalled hosts of the AsroR, made
ample amends for all deficiencies in this respect.
A little past o'clock the band struck up
Hail Columbia, and followed it by Rule Bri-
tania.' During their performances the distin-
goished guest came in, and the President, PETER
A. JAY, Esq, took his seat, with the following
pop,Iar,a, IN .;,bor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02

ga constable named Dedman, at Florence,
KY, recently went to levy an execution on some
property of Mr. Dolens. The latter, armed
with gun, ordered him not to come near the
house; the constable drew pistol, and both fired.
Both were severely wounded Dollcns was COM
mitted to jail, but soon made his escape.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22
Owner or Enteler's name, w r Pockets
Description and Location Of the Land.f

Descrlptlon anu L0catlon OF the LdndsF
East half of section l9aand west half Of south
west ouErter and west half Of northwest quarter Of
section 20, east section 30 west half section
90, east half northeast quarter section 81 west half
and east half ofsontheHst quarter section 80, town.
ship IL, lunge west on Sun Flower river; south
west quarter sections; all of sections d. and Is;
east half 81 section 81 al of section %, east bali
of southeast quarter and sthalf Ofnorheastq quar-
ter section 81 township 10, range west, BOgue
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22
Owners or Enlsten names: Maxwell and
ReYuoIAa. q


Description and location of the Land.
Al section 2, east alrof noftheast quarter and
eas haf ofsoalheast narter section 4, township g.
ringe west; lots /, 2. and T. section IL; lots &
2 section lS township 40 range s, west, on Mssis.
aIpPi River, coltaining 1905 acres: taxes due "a
dollars and % cents.
Printers fee dollars and so cents.
Owner or EntereF's name; w P Mellen
Description and Location Of the Land.
- Lot s, section IS; lotS5 and section IA; south
east quarter section U.s. south half section ia, east
ha OF northeast quarter and east halfof southeast
quarter section 49, east half section Z. east hall 81
northeast quarter section co. northwest ouater sec.
lion 81 Lots Sand 4 section "a, east halfof sec.
lion Is, township Is, range west, on Sun Flower
River containing 2IO5 acres: taxes due, 40 dollars
and As cents.
Printers fee Is dollars.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

9f ee fsTai .sns assaa
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03
AN EXQUISITE" AT COVER.

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,s The .a.sr pacx ,',1 rushed into . promising
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
brPosITE sr. PAuL's CHURCH, MAlN-sT
TERMS:

ghe COLsJrANBI.4 DEMOCRAT piN b.
published euery Saturday morning, Al
TW0 DOLL.4RS per annun, payable
half yearly in advance, or THO Dollars
Fifty Cents, il not paid ,cifhin the yedr.
No subscription aoiH be taken for a shorter
oeriod than siT months; nor any discon
iinuancs permitted, until all arrearages
are discharged.
kDYER7ISElfENTSn not exceeding a
square a0iN be conspicuottsiy inserted al
One Dollar for the first three insertions.
and 1Ve,,tyJfue cents for erery subse-
oue,,t Insertion. EPA liberal discount
made to those ,pho advertise by the gear,
kETTER $ addressed on business, must
be post paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY IL. WEBB.


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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03
miss 0lNllM MANlA lA@WSo
From the Ladies World Of Fashion,
THE BRIDAL EVE.
~ HARRIET BOWELS.

.Wha, a masni6can, nuptial present.
.ul.;mad Mrs. Benton 10 her daughter. a.
h entering ,he chambe, Of the latter al Sara
Ios, ,hev discovered costly diamond neck
sea- with. ! perfumed no,e sccom panvius
b Mr.. wallinsfora is indeed Ill ,ha, is
generous and nobie!'s
cihs daughters cheek became ,ineed
vnh crimsou, though smile rose 20 her
i2as she contemplated her lovers cost,
i. AT sha. shomens 'hsrah was torn
y consnding emotions but alas! she knew
hat she could find no sympathy In her
i,usss from her parent.
Ms. Benton was I widow win 'no child
NJ. hsf flbsau,iGul dauah,st. Aspirine, vain
Isd, mercsasry, she resolved ,hst Isabel
boSid make / briili.n, match. and fors ,hiis
aposs .hs mother had broueh, her dsurh.
no The Springs where her loveljness soon
Y ldersd Miss Bea,oa the belle Of The sea.
|on. Her charms had conquered among
ph.r. ,hs mi,liona,is Of tho year middle
hgsd retired merchant. and in obedience to
heI mothers explicit commands; was on
hs ensuing day to become the bride OF Mr..
"aiIngford. @
But Isabel, though feeling II 10 be her
BUY to obey her parent, could no, submit
tolhis doom withou, many and painfal
pGugsles. A year before she had me, and
owed young psin,er when On a visit 10 .
blend in ths coun.ry; and though they had
bo, me. fot many months his memery was
pin fresh in hsr heart, and she fel,. that
ho6Sh she nigh, we'd the wealthy Mr..
wsllingford, sbe could never give him the
BAsciion she had already bestowed on her
poor artist. As the day appointed for her
bnion approached her fesIings became more
pnd more, acc,ue, un,il nov she could have
fung herself at her mo.her's feet and beg.
gsd 70 30 released from her engagement.
onIy that she knew her parent would prove
as1Iorable. ,ns o
,Alas2' thonghi Isabel a. her mother ef,
'hs apartment, .,here is no escape for me
from This hateful alliance And vet Mr.. w all.
iuglord is all thar is noble and generous -
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

1 ss1Oe'"Ss spo Ticss tUTOhcH indhueT tnan TIE
gave It. His tale, boweyet, even as told
by himself vast short. He had written
according to promise to Isabel bu, received
no answer Again and again he had writ.
ten bui always with The Ike success, until
at length his pride forbade hi TO wriie
again. But his love had survived nolwi,A
standing the apparen, coldness OF Isabel;snd
having incidentally heard that she was a,
the Springs he had resolved TO see her, and
learn the worst.
.Thenitwas your mother ,hft intercept,
ed your letters said Henry when Isabel
had in turn, narrated her story sand this
msrrlage-oh! Isabel, eau you sacrifice your.
self!' 4 Il s. s.'' ~ ~ '..as 800 ss,' (
What need 10 tell the result. Love eve
sriumphs, and i, was arranged that, that
nigl:s Isabel should elope with her low
er.
usg CHAPTER Ill. i.g
1t was between The hours of two snd
three o'clock on the same nigh, that Isabel
could hot think Of sleeping stole into the
little private parlor lha, was adjoining 10
the chamber of her mother and 40, far from,
The apartment occupied by Nj. Waling.
ford. The position Of this parlor rendered
itone from which nocturnal Aigb, was
MOI only possible but easy, for 10 This par.
lor ,hsie was . window out Of which yop
could with case step il 10 ,he eartie n q and
and a.ahs end d. tina. garden " as one Of The
rading streets Of thr town ~ .'s 'i'y95s
Isabel was seated st . table, on which
there was small lamp and "A ,lny watch.
The hands of tha, iiny' watch! seemed to
her 10 be slmost 6xed or 10 move ss Il no.
Thing could induce them 10 70 on 10 the
hour Of appointment. Al first Isabel awal.sd
the hour Of rendezvous wi,hon. hss,a,ion.
and without trent ling but whes II was ap.
preaching TO the hour for the signal given
with her lover her duty 10 her parents re-
cured to her and she heei,a,ed. Affection
for her mo,hsf--for Mrs. Benton was still
her mo,her-s,ruggled long with her pron,i. .
10 her lover. Al length she ssid.
No, cannot Nv. NV mother NV
mother, though harsh you may be cannot
cost you a,tearJ will wri.c.s note for
Henry telling him cannot keep my prom.
,ss with him and 10. morrow I viii throw
my self at my mo,hers feet and confess all.
She will, she mus. relen..' ' y
Accordingly she took up pen and haste.
ly wro,e few lines 10 her lover al every
word bIo,,sd the papcr with .ears.A length
az hsfIsted Nv her ennnti0ns she leand kack
on The sofa 70 indulge in, a a. Of weeping
Long she wep,. but finally nature STAINED
the mas'eryland ike a child, worn out BY
grief she sank insensible to slseP. 4at
The dawn was was just beginning TO break
when Mr.. Wsllinford,a who chspeed to be
an esriy RISER, passing DOWN the corridor
pefce'ved vac aour oisM Den'ohs par'or
1Jar,wln lsaoe spps'enHy unconscious e9' cs on
'ne so'a' Aar"eu - '.he s'sr'' he en'er'a
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

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Sfs 40 sei g9.y agha Bye s,ls.- 20
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sEn Sool haharea sha' ''e "ase' TT i'-~'s
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Inc nanssmsn arrived az the piace wnete'
.l'ey .hoo proceeded rom snd 'ne.s -
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rS's ,,.s
"'' po"'s ou' ', 'ae 10.o o'uouO'sa'y
came rom 'he s ilps q sne o'o nanssman lfa
ne saw me source ron wnsnce y game ne s1ls
,is :" ~ 'sp' :, 'ovA a'' ssr.i
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enonse we o;van Th.v ~.n ~ .nd fro.
- ~ !. -
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swbsrs dd 4. Sr.,t q .;, 4 ;sa,i,sd .s.a
haa..6l.. -, i, ,.-'l, ~, ~ ~ Gsss' r.ls
fault. .,1..''' s7' '.
.Graciou, me, elias. vhe,. .s,, .... -. !,
The snineI jumped out, ,.,,i.a M (,l;vs-. Z
with a con.eou.n,ial i, ;sv 'fssll,'s
Again lie hound. IL, wer. ,n triad. 81, n, IL y,;p.
no ,sssu. could be found. a !, -,g.,isys Y w. s,
.I.is very as.onishinp, solilo,uir.d Mr.
Oliver. " 70 ,ssaixas y sta.issfnsq
sNofox has Seen here, III .sxest. .aid
lie bunisp an. in ! voice s.,a 81 n ..spoualis.d
rags.s,a gs,,a * sl,.., II ss,.. &. sels. 4.
FisMy good fellow, i most Yeous., vo,, ~.
10 iinpescf, my veracity Z tepiie,, ~, f,t;; ~,
Indignantly. ~ w .sa'i sF'ss s9'sisi
..Thsrs 4, no hound 8, nd i. n,cl - ~. ~.
name. said the hun.sm.n; boioo.elv m;..s
comprehe adng .he aobserys,ion. si,,s .ass
i fcin. 10 The exac, spo, Ol;,.r AID f,oi
Scour6eld. @a' nisl 'ss' sv1ss5i. Fl HF,Y
.Gr.cisus ns |! Why y sh.r. ~. er.,,r,. - y.
now'!, 70 esnfsHs lfaas rensq '.rs u IA I
where, wteers WA wharf, !. 80, Z. .n, ~, i1.oh
.vsfy direction sss9ss n 10 ..sa.s yas
Mr.. Charles Oliver placed his sla,, oui.
ely TO his righteye, and ,poin,ine 70 ths
iopmpss branch of a lofty; elm, sssid. ,.,hera
il 10, / know him ,by his ,al. g .gs1' 1''a7
Who shall describe Inc horror, ,he asions
ishment and disgust Of iii, upon obsviny
the direction Of the poin.ed finger - ,see;n.
a squirrel with his ,boshy .ails curled o,ss
head. pesping a, the / scene below. win,
pleasure being above daneoe,,slia3
Laughs sroans and hissss proceeded,
from rom, every quarter, Nj. Charles Oliver
began TO suspect tlashsa had eommt.sd
some mistakes hrt coneeiVingit polite 10
appear cool and collected under any scoi
denis il or awlkslwsardness, ne. with admirable.
soaag jro'd continued 70 look atahe snimel.'i
and occasionally observe that he 'recognized
the old hun,.man. aomp,Ilsa - 8 a;,. ....
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

4 AVTNU removed to tho house recently occupied
I n by Mr.. John Rollins. nearly opposite The Mark,s
Iouse tcnders his services his friends and the pull
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
ElNlaMiSo
"THE LYNCHBURd VIRGINIAN,'

is published ssnceckfy ferery Monday and Ih,osddyJ
al Fs Dollars per anit, payable IN adrorce No sub
se,iption will received for shorter time than monhs
md no paper iH be discontinued (ereepf at the discretion
Of the Editor,,) until all arrearaSes paid
~ .aDTERTISEME.NTS inserted at 50 cents per
,quere Tor ess) for the first insertion, ad 31t eensJor
,rery subsequent insertion.
EVERY ADVERTISER is required 10 NOTE, on his
manuscript hoc long he t;shes his advertisement inserted
on advertisements noted, cH be inserted till lis DIS
continuance be ordered.
FOR YE.4RLY .4DTERTTSLNf: The terms are for
the privilege Of t,ro squares 40 for square, So for
enc sq'tarc, inner form, >35.
o. JOB PRINTING; erecated aeatiy and erpeddiouS-
u and on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
E:SSlN ESS.
.TSEy1eYErE Y.YT

hNfNG removed 10 the house recently occupied
IN by Mr. John Hollns. nearly opposite The NIark,s
House, tcndes Ills services his friends and the pull
lie, as
Auction aud COM,ssfssicn Merchants.
He will attend TO the sale of Real Estate, Negroes,
tIorses, and every description of Merchandise.
His acquaintance with the resident dealers in Nc
groos well pretty extensive acquaintance tho
contiguous neghborhood, will afford him every facility
the sale that species of property. His spacious
and cellar, viii enable him to keep III gvCd could
every article of merchandise he may recos un evl
tgnmept
lie deems it futile to make flourish Of promise AMI
will therefore. only say. that re will be grateful br ps
ronage and those who hcstow H. may rely upon justice
ut his hands.
He will take charge Of Negroes Re offered for sale
either privately publicly and board them Al 25 cents
per day until the sale is effected. Reasonable advances
property in hand.
REFERENCES
Snthson ~ Doris, Sr. John J. Pmris
Richard 15Tee Joip, I'oIins
Mckinney s. .uosby Henry Dssis
We Corkk & JheDa'aiel White. Tardy & hrsne
Burton & Rodes Hancock e. .adonse.
The Richmond Country Wing win puhlish shs
above advertisement weekly four weeks and scul -
count 10 this Office for collectipu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

Oct. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
III. '''V' '"'' a''IH1 '1"'Hf
:S:5C ID ACRES.

lying in Nielsen county. the same BOUGHT by said Rn
liorscy OF jeremiah II, lion; Tract in the same coun
iy containing about 30 .lCres, adjoining the above
bought Of ye's heirs; tract in the same county, con
tanning 80 Acres. or less bought Of the heirs
Of llenly Drnmmnnd, and on which the widow Of said
linrSlty resides; Tract containing about $50 Acres
in the county. adj lining the last named tract and
bought Of John lIaser; Tract in the same county. con
tanning about 62 Acres. bought OF Jesse Cunning
ham, Tract III the same count, containing about ls5
acres, bought of Samuel Alrlngton lwu Tracts in the
same county, one containing IS acres. the other about
2iO acres. bought Of Howard \ Helm; two tracts
oi land in the county bought of f. NJ. Cab
ell aid Alexander Nnndy trustees for John llulscv;
one containing about 10 acres owned BY Ra Gun
ningham the other about 73 Acres. sold by Howard
x Helm to john llorscy Also the Tract or Tracts
of Land. sold by +. Nj. Cabcl < Alexander Mandy
trustees for John llosley. to the said Robert lorsley
aud upon which said Robert loslcy gave trust deed
the said +. NJ. Cahell & A. Muady trustees io
John llorscy The tracts named in said deed three
Islands, in the mnly OF Nelson, in James RIVER one
called Little Island, Big Island aud the other called
Spears Island, and the tract u Land in Buckingham
comfy, containing about
327 Acres;
Also Lumber House nj the mouth Of Bent Creel about
. feet square, much thereof as will satisfy the bal
ancc due uponlhe dctnamcd in said deed Of trust made
By said Robert llor.lry. during life time 10 US to
secure TIE debt therein mentioned 10 Frederick Cahcll
II from the sale should not be effected the
day above named. it will be continued from day dav
MI suilclency sold IL pay the balance due said
debt.
Acting as Trustees, We will convey only such title Ia
81 property us is vested IN nS hy The deed 4, trust
/. NJ. i'ABEIL.
ALEXANDER MUNDY
Oct. - titN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
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Valuable Real Estate for sale,

D1 VIRTUE Of a deed u ifnsl cNecuied 10 The
I'D subscribers, by Robert llorsley bearing date
the 2ls day Of November. 1888 and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office Of Nelson county court, 10 secure
debt therein mentioned 10 Frederick Cabcll, shall on
Wednesday. the 10Th day of November next at the
Mill Of Alexander Mundy, in the county Of Amherst.
proceed 10 sell, at auction. Tor cash, the following
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