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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-03
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-03
FINE BOOTS.

his work will be done by ote Boomen in the coun
try. ALS0-Lades' Work by Measure.
general assortment of BOOT AND SHOES lofhs own
make) constantly Oh hand.
The Public are respectfully invited 10 give him Gail bllore
purchasing elsewhere
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-03
CON3 An HNrs CH,

EPEsPECTFULLY informs the citizens of New Philadelphia
ASthat he carries on the Business in all its various bran
ces and he keeps other than his manufacture he
can confidently recommend his work 10 all who may yorhm
with their custom,
Particular attention will be given the manufacture Of GEN
Ilemnn's
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-03

LAKE SHAD.
SS6A Bills. Lake Shad, superior article inc, -,
SDO ce;ved direct from tie Fishery for sale Ior.
for cash or produce. Also, NEWARK ~"
HISKEY,
by the barrel, for sale by
July l, I6A. r1'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

IuERPooL I'd, Dec, 1871.
GrsTLlMIs The sales Of Tobacco during the last
month bS3 hhds: Of which 30i were Virginia
leaf, IL stcmed, 80 Kentucky leaf aud 1873 stemmcd.
OF these, nearly all the Virginia Leaf were taken for
Ireland, chiefly at ! 4. ID few at a ID, with
10 s;cmmod at 4 ID for old and , I'd for new )
hhds II low Virginia and Kentucky leaf fur eNpor.
aton, the balance about BOO hhds for the home trade
The denand has hccn aud sill continues be- very dull
but prices now, at least upon level with
London, the market may be expected 10 be less unset
tied although the tendency Of prices still appears 10 be
downward. The effect OF the altered revenue system is
decisive IN obtaining for Western strips, of strength aud
substance the preference all Others any OK
tonslyo sale of virginia Of even thin, unsubsantia
Kentucky strips be expected until the stock Of the favor
ed description he very much reduced The consumption
Of tobacco IN this country las diminished o2 2Gl lbs
IN the year ending in October 1911 as compared with
last year. when there about similar reduction as
compared with 1859.
There has been decline in the price of Cotton of 4
I'D during the month, aud although the demand has
far, as toquany aggregate stocks have not dl-
minlshcd. One cargo Of the crop, estimated al not
less than 900 600 bales, is arrived from Savannah and
the supply from the East Indies will he unprecedcntcdy
large All these facts considered, there ROMAN but
small possibility any improvement on this side in the
prices Of American cotton
Grain and Flour are dull al ourgnotations.
Yours respectfully, sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
eyils0s Stps.snY School.

FHslllS SCHOOL. situated on the read between ri
Il geou Run and s.. Johns Church, about ten miles
from Campbell Court house, and twenty two miles from
Lyncburg viii 90 into operation the lst day Of Feb
rnary next under the Management Of the subscriber
The course OF instruction Will embrace all the usual
branches oian English oducaton together with the La
tin. Greek and French languages Every laudable of
tort will likewise be used TO promote the morals Of the
pupils. without which il Is evident that all other know
ledge will be vain. The School will be regulated ur,n
Christian principles and the standard book of authority
will be the Bibc. The sanctions of which viii be urged
OR all suitable occasions. upon he consideration Of the
pupils, as the only foundation Of good education.
The scholars will be divided into three classes Tie
first class will embrace. Spelling Reading, Writing and
the first principles Of Arithmetic and the price ( -
per month. The books approved for this class the
following:
We5sers Spelling Book. improved edition,
Halls Primary Reader Murays Introduction and
English Reader.
Cd Class-English Grammar, Geography and liso.
ry, and the price 50 per month"; The books FIR this
class are the ollowing Ayers Murrays Grammar and
Exercise. Walkers ID ctonarv, Onevs Geography and
Atlas, "di..-a Of 1871 ]; Omcy's Arithmetic; " urccs
ter's History.
Sd Class-Languagcs and higher ENGLISH studies.
price s. oO per month"; Books Adans' Latin Gram
mar, Fisk's Greek Grammar Exercises, Livczac' S
French Grammar by BJlmcr. Colhurns Algebra. Da-
sLcgendre. Comstock S Natural Philosophy paey
Moral Philosophy, Bake's Conversations ON Chemistry
Blair's Rhetoric, Grmshaws Histories of England
France, Rome and the United States Halls Reader 5
Guide.
BOARD, on reasonable terms, can be obtained in the
neinhborhood
REFERENCE-Dr. R. Wuhers. Capt. Adam
Clement, Mr.. Richard Morgan and Mr.. Chas. Slaugh-
ter.
My Address after the first day of February next, will
be Pigeon Run p. O., Campbellc CO., Va.
sANL. D. TOMPkNs.
Dee II WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

destructive Ere at Baton Rouge, G.a) Of which We had
rumor a day OF Two agu. Il confirmed by The mail q
Yesterday Il brukc about two O'clock the
iug oil the I'D ultmo. IN III dwelling house OF Mr.. Ba-
tn The flames quickly lrafersod the opposite SIDE Of
the street, aud thrcequarsrs Of hour the entire
square reduced to ashes. with the oxcepton If the
houses IF vi. Lopez and DR.. Harvey. The adjacent
s9uare in which situated the printing Office Of the
baton Rnuge Gazette. neat suffered; the only house
which escaped the fine mansion Of Mr. Masailman
Thirty house Kitchens. outbulmgs, &c fell
prey the lain,s. The l1ss Of property is cstima-
ted "a high az one hundred thousand dollars; besides
much suffering and distress which the calamity has
sion to the poor many ct who's families have been rcda
ctd l. a state Of painful dcsituton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
THE NoRTHEAsTERN BOUNDARY.

We learn from the Bangor Wing that MAJOR GRAHAM
who has betn charged With the anlnous service Of
yeying the Northeastern Boundary line. having closeo
the survey for the winter passed through that city on
the 2-th ultimo his way 10 Augusta, ard thence ID
Washington. OF the operations of MAJOR GRAHAM du
ring thu past season the Wing SAYS:
'ile has had during the las, summer about one hun
'dfod mcnin his employ. The trees upon the line have
been renewed On the tops Of the Hills ton space Of
bout one hundred feet and cssnning in width down ID
the valleys and the whole line cleared and pushed.
They survey has been continued few miles above the
Grand Falls very which the lines is found To
The old line has been found very crooked and the
running with the straight line, takes in several houses
in he country below Grnnd Falls and in inslan-
cta portions OF the cleared fields Of the farmers hcra
Some Of them would times get cxasperatad at those
proceedings but most Of them rather calm. 4
bout sixty miles OF the line. through unbrohen forest
stiil remains 10 he surveyed
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q 4 81. IS ds d
f ~ sf1gi 81 hgis W. NJ, - e - sse Eef
as * * NJ q "a s7ss,s, u

THESE PILLS no loarer among those of dosflf
d utility. IGey have passed away from the hundreds that
daily iaIa,hel upon tia tide Of experiment, and
stand before tie Phle high reputation, and e>en
siyely employed all gars Of the United States the Cana
das, Texas, Ac>ro, and the Vest Indies, any medicine
that has been prepared or the relief Of suffering
fhry have been iatrodus ed where found possible
carry item. and there but that do contend
remarkable evidences Of their good Effects. The
certificates that have been pre- cnic the proprietor eycei
25uJ3 upwards Of I've Hundred of which from regular
practising Physicians, Who the most competent juds Of
their
often have the performed by this medicine the
subject Of editorial comment, il various newspapers and
journals and If may with truth lie asserted that mel
cine Of the kind has resolved testimonials Of gaater
lue than attached u tins.
They in general ne a ami,y Inc licine, an>i ss
are thousands ui families who declare they t>4u'
fed miles they have supply always on Land.
They ha'c no rival IN curing and preventing Bilious e
ycr> Fever and Ale, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Sick
Headache Jdnnlise. Asthma, Dop5y, he ln4Sm, Ealats
ot Spleen, Pile hoir Fenl Gstrrions, Heart
Burn FlrGed Tongnc Nausea, istenlion Of tie Stomach
and Bowels, in'ipent Darrhra, Fstuenee Habtua G"-
tiS cncss Loss of Appetite Bntched Saow Complexion
and in all ef fiTor of tle Bowels where catlarur
apcriont Is needed. They exceedingly mild IN
their operation, producing nehe nausea, gripping dc5
Tie efficiency Of these Pills is 81 well known and thtr
general that further comment is considered
sary.
Prepare by JOS. PR1Ear1.Y PETERS, NJ. u. No 1876
Liberty street, New York. Each box contains 40 Pills
Price 80 cents
- BE oaeefl and enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills
They for sale in iynehur5, at the Drug Stores 81
ID. r. I.l MAN,
Il STABl.ER, and
HOW Ell DAVIES,
Agents
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a gsGEEBK FIgs gtEEsgsts-TANkERA AND
H;KsssSa1 s0isG Hs1UTH.

'Fhl0ISAE1S both yoeng and old bat especially mothers
aud infants, every year consigned to tle tomb by
the above stubborn dcasc The misunderstanding AID il.
noranee ri most practising physcans in regard to this dis
case, and the consequent uncertainty OF cure from then PIE
who hase suffered from the disease, who have witnessed
the 9uItrngs Of others.
1t, therefore, much pleasure to be able to offer
this eass Of sufferers remedy; which has NENE Err
FILLED single instance, in the aggravated Of
this disease where the n1her and child have been
covered externally with cakcr the whole bod,
well in eTlllly
my .he have witnessed performed by these
medicines in the yors' sIr. OF
sagE tIq, where the patient had been given
hF number Of the most talented physicians
We present his connb1nd thus confidently, because
knp" it is onle to be tested 10 be appie dated.
For sac hy DINhI.E = RUMDOUGII.
O,t ,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
"a s3AsZAS.

When gentle salss Of summer chimes
And riplmg seas all wsuton play,
Ard phrhus bright, uncloudcd shuc,,
And dolphins sound so gay.
Ii. merry ,csboy parchd ON high
Full slid.ely sing, as meet h,s 60
\ sail
a. .ail "a sail" CRY Of glee-
We'll Inc; ar, friends who nee, at sea
When Heavens high vault, in azure dr.s,'d
And stan do gem the garb Of Night,
The white sails spread, b, zophy,s pr.ss'd,
And 'iiverd with the moons soft Ugh,
The watch with song beguile the time,
Until i, heard that fladsomc chime,
The bell,
"The bell, the bell oh sound most ble.,
ithings the sea-bo, rest
Blu; ~hcn fair skie, arc overcast,
And rnaTdy ,aronr, dlif, along,
And howls the fierce, bleak Northern blast.
Ard draw II. The hard, sailors son,
To save the gallant ship finn wreck,
1Ihe hoarse comma nd-"il hands on DOH"
"Aho, -
't-hNv -a-hoy tie boa'.Nains cry,
With fearless hearts the s.amen Inc
Men irown The blacklist cloud, OF night,
And furiou, storms the canvass rand,
And raging waves dash s.rging white,
And lish,ning's glarr red horror, lend
All shrink with dead, and inly grosn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
3loettcal.
From the London Litesury Gass.ie.
LOVES R4 70 ONsTRaNCK.

Bf c. SWAIN.
What for word. an idle word
Ard mors in Jest ti'an esrnes; spoken
= were TO nete each breath heard,
My heart would soon be ehangd or broken
Tia no, when words sweetest said,
Love. living flower blooms there to meet u.s.
The a,wer Of lorr may siill be dead,
Although it. fragrance seem 10 greet Us.
Then weigh no; thou Y. p. 50 slight,
Norkep thy Trntle Bosom srie,ins:
Tie tongue tia, finds things ever right,
BELIEVE ne, loves tongue aecoi,in
Oh, II m, hear; had -ougl, tee less,
Mine ewes lovpd - to wander round thee.
That word--oi wounded ,snd,rn
Tha, has,y wofi-lad never ioui d the :
The dew that sesks the SIMS fond gszs,
His golden lip in siadl.sss bsaminr,
Meets dsaih within has smiling rays
his ei,6ei ipntness Is hut seeming.
Then weigh not thou a word slight,
Nor keep til, gentle bosom Erieyingi
The tongue ia, fl is thing even night,
Believe me loves tongue doociving
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

Cupnbic Rdsiness.-'lhe danger attending cxhibi
tons d wild beasts or rather the foolish confidence OF
these having charge of them frighfully illustrated
on Saturday, At the menagcre in the bowciy Mr..
Watkins. Of Fourth street. with his wife and child
wen, the exhibition, and while they passing
the thrystc street entrance, young leopard which
account oi his tamcness confined Only by chain,
seized the child IN ts mothers arms lis grasp
the cfds head aud although keeper came almost in
stanty to the rescue, and by heavy blows with club
compelled tho animal 10 drop hs prey, the poor chllds
face was cruelty lacefatcd The mother swooued away,
and for a time the alarm and confusion dreadful
" J. Com. .}dr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
To Farmers a Planters.

w OFFER, on the most favourable terms
~ Macklnaw, Whitney and Rose Blankets, "a
1914, ia and l2-i
Point and Dufic do
Glasgow and Fredericksburg Jeans heavy and good
kerseymers. Fued Cloths, "a and GA do
81. rs and A Plain aud Plaid Linsoys, from com
10 first rate.
Bleached and Brown Cottons at any price wanted
cart load of Caicocs at from A. to Is Sd per ward
Cali and see before you b,y
HUNT & WARD
Nov %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
DEEItasE,u,D ARTICLES.
From the Richmond Christian .ldpocate
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.

The following Students were assigned 10 the frs, grade
ofscholarshp, IN their respective classes tho late Sc
Elannual Examination.
Freshman Cas,
Latin.
No. |. Charles b Start, King William Virginia
No. 9. ?. q Burton Mcchlcu.urg, Va; John Davis.
Mecklcnburg. Va
No. 8 Samuel j Brown, Sorfolk county. Va; s,nm.
ell A. Williams, Warren, y. C., William C. Nasccy,
Mecklcnbure. Va.
No, 1. la " Shelton, Greonsborougb. NC.
No S. John lIowlet, Chesterfield. Va; William 4
Mullen. Pasquoank, \, C., T.. A. Palmer, Buckinp
ham, Va.
Greek Testament
No. |, Charles b Stuart P e. Burton, Samuel 4.
Williams; William c. iancey.
Greck
No |. Charles D. Stuart T. G Burton
No. 2 William c. ianocy, Wllnm A. Mullen,
Samuel 4. Williams
No. l. Charles n Stuart
No. Z. Samuel J. Brown, 7. G. Burton John Davis;
Samuel A. Williams; W Ham {. Nancev
No 3, Thomas r Boswell, Lunenburg. Va James
Evans. Richmond, Va; John lowlc, William A. Mnl.
lsn; T.. A. Palmer; \. \ w. Shelton
English Composition
No. !. Charles d. Stuart; 7. & burton james F.
v.ns; Thomas liowlct +. A. Palmer William c.
ianccy.
Sophomore Cids,
Geometry.
No. |. William Cabell, Lynchburg Va
No :. Thomas j Bailey, Charlotte, Va; William
e. Doub, GrcensboTough, n. C.; Holland a. M'T,olro
.7ngo Saro,
No l. Thomas j Bailey; William Caycll: William
c. Doub c. T. Hooker Union, S. C.; I'm Mrrye,e
LATIN Greek and Greek Testament
No. !. Wlla.a Cabell; Willlam G. Doub. II y
English Composition.
No. J. William Cabell William C. Doub; II \
Niyere; John Howard, Mccklenburg. Va.
No. = Richard Parhan, Dnwiddo, Va; c F. Hook
No. J. - Sanders. va
Junior Class
Latin aud Greek
No. L. George w Benagh, Lynchburg, Va: Turner
NJ Jones. Franklin, n. c. '"''
No. 2 Edward S Brown, Poyb,,an Y,
No. 3 Thomas Masso, Allcghany Va: II. s Smith
Raleigh, \. c. - ''''''''
Chemistry aud Greek Tssfoment
No, l. George w Bonagh; Turner NJ Jones; Ed
Caiem,.
No: !; George ". Benagh; Turner NJ Jones Ed
No .. John F. Rives, -. Tennessee II s
Smith. - -
English Composition
No. !. George W. Bcnaah. Edward & R,,.r. T.
ii. q. Taylor, Ncksburg Mssissipnj w.
No 2 Thomas W Blake. Fayetteville, n c. Smith
w. Moore, Taylors,ille, Tenn.
Senior Class,
fre,sch
No. ]: Thomas {: johnson, Altcmarle. Va; JOSEPH
Sutton, Petersburg, Va
No, 2 B. Y. Herndon, Cokc.bury, S C.; s. D. San
dcn, Chersw, s. C..
Political Eeono,nu
No, l. Joseph Sutton b. H. Herndon.
No z William G. Conner, Orangeburg District. $
C.; Thomas c. johnson :
Mechanics
No ]. Thomas c. johnson
No 2. b T. Herndon; Joseph Sutton.
Optics.
No. l. Thomas c. Johnson Joseph Sutton.
No. 2. b. Y. Herndon
The xiSesson commences on Wednosd,v ,ho 10,
cfJanuary, 1912. EZEKIEL A. BLASCH.
Secretary Of the Fae,dltu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

dbo!ition Riot in Froridence-At an abolition meet,
ing 10 Providence on Thursday evening, at which "sis
ses Abby Kelly was PRESENT, they had very pretty sp
cmen VI row. Miss Kelly commenced reading III,
Bible, when she was INTERRUPTED by hosting and Kisses
and on several gentlemen appealing the meeting to al
ow the proceedings to 30 in peace they were pel,ed
with snow balls, and OTHER missiles The disturbance
as a. length put down by the arrival Of the Mayor and
the Sheriff. Something Of crowd followed Miss Kelly
home hut she CALAMITY declined the assistance Of the pc
lice. Ro.,o., pa,ef
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
LAND FOR RENT AND sLAyEsrnr.
HIRE.

q AN DESTROYS Fronting ont. for the ensuing wear.
N my PLANTATION. on which formerly resided,
situated IN the county OF Amhcrs, near Lynchburp.
also wish to hire ont several valuable SLAVES.
amongst them an excellent Black smith, and a prct,,
sH '"u5,' N7IP'"'eF' {. DAHNFN.
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We 5S'&TGCK.

VEN STGCK.
WE ofFERFoR SALE, low for cash in
w barter
80 hhds sugar, y O., Porto Rico and Vera Cruz,
from common to the best
800 hays Coffee, part extra fine
10 hhds licrecs aud bbls. y. D. and Porto Rico
Moasses
do syrup, very superior
do extra =.
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
800 d. Ground Alum -
POO sides good and damaged Sole Leather
800 lbs. best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Nladdrr
l0O casks Nails and Spikes, I'D to 6 inch.
tons 'fredeear Tyre Iron in to inches
10 do country Bar do
10 bbs. Tanners OIL
10 hhds. Stone Ware assorted a, manufacturer
prices
100 boxes Sperm and Taow Candles
% do brown Soap
10 bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
600 lbs. Green Coppcras
80 bbs. Ilcrrngs and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
50 boxes II Il aud 10 u 10 Window Ga,,
10 do 10 n - very superior
2 terccs fresh Rice
boxes Starch
90 chests and boxes Tea part extra ino G. Pow
der
% doz painted Buckets
% nests Iron bound Tubs
, d. do large SIZE
10 lp1. harsa Buckets, assorted sAes
~ doz. Bed Cord 3, 8 and stran
dpz. Corn Bro3ms
10 eases Tobacco Oh,
% boxes Loaf Sugar, part equal to any seen in
this market
GOO lbs. East Boston Crashed do
900 lbs. common do
800 lbs. Sal Eatus
80 boxes Tin plate l-3A
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CASH FOR IEIlDIIS.

4 WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
L Hides, delivered at the Market House.
The subscriber will also receive them be tanned on
shares and the work to be done by responsible
any in the State, and delivered at the Market
House when tanned. WIN l.. FAIR.
Dec 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

Wi1ISNET Tn spread ofthe Temperance cause
IN the Nes has doubtless had it's effect in reducing the
priee Of this article IN thai quarter We iha, Gin
cnnat last week. il selling from wagons IS low a.
fourteen and a ha,f ceats per gallon
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I'll. rIcc.,aniCs' saving, Bank,

fsNilS INSTITUTION will receive on deposit all
n sums Of money current in Virginia. if not less in
mount than yed1ars and will issue certificates therefor
signed by the President. Treasurer and Secretary, bind
ing fully all the Stock, Funds and Property Of the In
suon for the payment thereof, when demanded, upon
ten days notice, with interest thereon from the date there
OF, at the rate of three per eenum per annum or such
may be demanded within four months. and four per cen
tum per annum upon such shall have remained fur
and not exceeding SIX months. and five per cenum per
annum for longer period than SIX months
AMMON HANCOCK. President,
PAUL G. BOWIES, Secretary,
HENRY b. RICHARDS, Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
JONI {. SHAcELIFoRp, CHARLES PnELrs
AUG LrrrwIcH, Jona II. TYREE,
DAVID 7. REESE, SAAL. w. SHELTON,
Pleasant LABbf, JonN kINNIER
Nov. % ifm-wt2gS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

The Fredericksburg {Va) Arena says tina, Capt ="
g. Cooke. who captured IN the Texan Santa fe
petition. was formerly citizen Of Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

4 LARGE Stock of new style French Cassimoros
"A (supcrlor any thing of the kind in market } ant
fancy coloured and black Cloths for sale. much below
the usual prices JAMES A. STlGLER.
NV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

Tn Orr in Georgid.-Thc State Gcoogst Of Geor
gia has discovered mine of Tin Ore IN the Appalachian
Mountains II has been traced ten miles in Georgia and
the line into Tennessee, place II is 21j II.
wide. Some Of the specimens unusually rch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
C0ySeSs Uad &wsupnSers.

4 LARGE assortment of c. Ilnscy's best Corscts
"A cotton nett, worscd Suspeudcrs. great varict,
heap, and for sale by HUNT s WARD.
Nov
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EODpAENs GLASSES.
jane, I2ir,

MAHOGANY frame Pier Glasses all sizes,
WE do do Mantle Glasses
do do Toilet Glasses
Also large stock OF common Looking Glasses. ior sale
very low Ill. Is. RICHARDS,
Dec 6 rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

We learn frum The W Wilmington Journal that the State
Of Delaware is only without debit hut has actual
surplus u half million in the Treasury.
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a S'S1 TfS.


accordance with decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, for the town Of Lynch
burg, pronounced IN suit IN which Charles C. Patterson
was palnlfand Thomas CamIbels administrator. Sc
were Defendants the I'D Of October, ISL and with
decree Of the Court in the same sui Of the Z9th
Of May 1870 entered in pursuance of decree Of the
Court Of Appeasand by virtue oft the provisions Of two
deeds of trust executed by SAID Charles Patterson,
secure the payment ofdcbts due Thomas Campbell in
his life. the tirsi dated the Odd day of December ls22
the other dated the 18th Of January, 1884 both of record
IN Bedford county Court the undersigned commissioner
appointed by SAID first mentioned decree viii proceed at
said Charles c. Paersons MIL, in the county of Bed
ford, on the 9Th day Of February, lei2 to sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following property wit
Tract or parcel of Land,
in sad county Of Bcdlord upon which said Patterson
Mills are situated. LYING the North west SIDE of the
main raa leading from Bore Augcr to Ibcry-Also.
the flo~na Slaves, 10 vii sam man, Lucy Young
woman, LYDIA young woman, and Moses and Henry.
boys, the last the children Of the woman Nancy con
veycd BY tho second decd.
JOHN l.. COBBS, S b. C.,
BY ihos. Mead his Deputy
Jan. Wt5F
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.N'D FEC A..

DY virtue Of deed oitrust, executed by William NJ
ke Ihumond and Mary Jane his wife, to the suscri-
bcrs, bearing date the 25h day Of August lSil aud
duly recorded in the Clerk Office Of the counties OF Ncl
son and Buckingham, shall, the premises, in the
county OF Buckingham, Thursday the Sd day Of Feb
rary next and the day following. II not completed sell
to the highest bidder Jon credit of one and oycars (un
less the SAID VIM NJ Ihumond, shall on the day of sale
consent shorter credit cash sale, and in h,
does them on such reduced credit for cash as may be
greed upon) the following parcel OF Land vii