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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15

Ths Righ Of Ssareh.-The French papers Gre
compslnlns oil new act of inseIence on the par. CT
Tho British cruisers. A French vessel, L'Aislc,
Captain Br'ee, was stopped on the 6 OF July,
WHEN oil Cope Formosa, by the Swan, an English
cruiser. bail vas frat fred to summon HIM to
hssve TO, which when hc had done, a second was
med so us TO grrzs hIs vessel.
Two men without uniform, eams on board, and
after Capt. bfiee had shown his French PAPERS in.
stead OF proceeding to search the vessel, went into
The cabin and commenced a conversatioo with the
passengers and servants. Afer remaining on board
for about two hours, lLsy took their leave.
The English captain stated that slavers had made
use Of the Freneh flag for the purpose Of carry ing
on the ushc IN slaves on thai coast, ard that this
was his for ns,itutng tie search OF the Al.
sls'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
DOVER For SALE

THAT vaus'.lc estate James River known as Doyer
~ above Riehmond viii DC soll en;ire. or divided
ia Two arms Of about 100 srres In each. Each far,n
have sbont l5J acres OF low ground 100 wood
land, and4 acres cleared high land About go
wheat viii be uown this fall each farm About half OF
the chase money unpaid several years
by paying n . Interest punoiually.
THE estate will cc shown by my overFcor
For terms, apply to the subscriber 10 Richmond.
- n cts CURniS WARWICK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15

- An A ~ A fIoGI tue subscr ber, Ia Che nelL
IL about miles above Manchester The I7th OF sep
ieber woman JANE about 10 years old; quite black
and Sian hEurcd;-ca1 the 2itli, RANDALL, some
times called Jen about 90 old; black teeih
about iddlinR szei with whito spot op Of IN,
head Randall has good black cloth Coat hish crown
black Hat, and cuth Cap with him. I will give se1
reward for the two IL delvercJts me- OF secured in Ja
u taken In the State, s50if taken Of The state
hisprobahic thai tot. have passes OF some kind.
Or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15

SeheduIs:
THE RICHMOND COTroN MANDATORY
Bmldns tssencni sone, ilie remainder BRICK, store,
high ensth Of building si feet clear; 40 fee
io stairway prof Dung in front 0oreo pump l7IlJ feet
basement
Part used for Packing Room, Yarn and Dains Press
n s ,s a,m, s5 G5 Hs s snop ahe Circle saw
sile, each u feet wide - feet diinc;cr.
Second Story.
Ito Looms, halc OF which new; Turning Lathe.
Third Story.
% Paterson Cari. - Inches wide, with railway sud
Drawing Head; 70 HsueswAn Cards iS Inches wide win,
Frames.
&c Paterson Throstcs, Combining S7G1 anindi.,
DanfoTih Filling Frsmss, 40 t9I
~ hEtc&wsn Intsst!cs, DO lxeJ
Totnl spindles, 1884
Sponling Frames, ooGtsinns 26 blocks
Handing Machine .nJ Turnioe Laihs.
Fsfrh Story.
Ii5 feet on. 33i feet vide; mules iI6 gpindes
s6ii WArrirg muohiscsi Dressing naehiaes
Leff IOT Lumbar.
Picking Hcme
stories 4E2i feet, clear brick "a feet from tbs Mil
with R,ssigo Leading into Cardins Room
Ecker AMI Lap M.qhines, 20 inch wide Paterson
Hail Cards, is inehcG wide.
Lumber House.
teSi5 feel, clear, stories and lof,-brick.
SHlhs Shop
1910 feet clear brick.
Smoke Houss.
Quarters Jor HsSro,s and Kitchen.
Rooms sufficient for l5I Mgrces.
MaHsgrs House, AND
TirsmsnH fer (gpr FauiG,'
Office 22rli fret, brfot.
The Forsbly 10 now, and water whoesncsry now; the
Patefson rhr0ursand Preparation FD0ji Inc Mates.
wan Throslios AMI Preparation indifferent part Of me
Looms are In prime or1er,tho remainder have the work
/ nearly hnislci Ia insko them equifo new Looms
Tie tniy % Water leased from the James River and
Ktntwhs % h go Inches, nearly all Of under pres
sure Of - feet tho Canal.
The looms capable Of producing a. $50 yards Of
shun1s and OznahuTgs, pcr week 1872 ibs
The spindles sfc capable ~ producing, In adj
dluon 10 ths Yarns wovc, per week, 6.2B lbs
Total pfofnct ~ Factory per week, 1867
Require go hands no l4-oids
rrss- rooutrer ro,,nosf a 4 10 conv a. ahozc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
JAMES RIVER LANDS ron GALE.

hE lands on James Rivei short distance allows Rich.
- niond wei known as the property OF the late John
Wickam which were recently offered for public sale by
The subscribers not having been sold sii for sae
PeTsons wishing to purchase learn the tcrms OF so
by application Ia either OF the subscribers
II. w. LEIGH. at Rchmond;
WIN. r. WlCkiIAM, near TaylorsvIne,
TO l5-cf I.Ian.yrr ronn,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15

lSIsON ORBgN FINALE sBMiNARY.-Tho School
IL heretofore conducted NJ Eson Green, IN Caroline Ivy
the lao Mrs sarah 1aitfcrrO, VIII lc continued
ing tho 10Th q January and terminating the 10Th Of
December following al0wina the month o. August - Va
eaton Tho present Prreccptross, Miss Louisa Webb,
vii continue 70 ave Instruction ~ ~ the branches q en-
Engish Efuca Ion. together " N French and muiie.
TtriHs-fSr Bo1rd and Fulton 10 English branches rer
session Of 10 months payabe h1ifin adVsnce....ei0l
Nahufi, teWce oc ~
floncns w
Mueic aud usc n Pisuo. 30
N. NO deduction made except w cases ~ sickness.
Afdress-HanovcT Court House.
no i0-cu JOHN n TOD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15

IvIls lssas,ss' vh:ss 80 lee. IN sss.,.s,
,h..r n s.., l. &C., ,, a., 49,. 49,, ~ ~,
esy Of slskse-a w asshbsshs.s lassai iaisi,sssi
nn ,' "ss"s" se,ahiel ~. e.Irs- are large ssi
et ,Le re,.,s, s msa. w. y, Ia ~ 10
eanrs. Of strdv A. Lr,si snJ s,sts,,o .,his
seiy bcns alluded Tor acquiring thosoush ami rraeu
als,c female sduesIoa The Supervision is psrsais
manners sai @or.ii OF IN. pneI. The ."n"oi room \.
supplied with an csieasve aud we'll ssSc,ed apparatus or
sirsiions aud experiments Ia the ddereu departments
otnatnra ssicaee.
Ihs scho-siic year - usticu n" winter anu summer
cIn,. TIE 'rmer. enmpulrg rcHeJ ~ ss nonhs eo'n'
"a me h'. Nehtay "a Nosenoer sni .ioscs on
,,, ,o,h ~ ,as ,. a. vosrsf ",
nSsss o. S ., fy r. September 'Asa"a' In the
The charges tr the winter tern, commencing on the
hrs Monday Ia November next add payable It's close,
are al? lowsi
ns,rd and tnon In the Ensish Branches. .tTS 20
Fseneh n 60
Drawing aud Painting 90
An extra Tee OF ala doars s required from
OF tho Ciass In Chcnlr,ry.
Pupils will be received snv tins and CHARGED only
from the date OF admission. All be
directed TO sul.thvilic, rswhafan
sc ~ CT JOHN 2. TtNSIEY, Principat
TINTED MATES ArMSyAt -, .c,a,i.,..
~ Ephenacrs for lS4l- eonaInrr sun,s rlso, ,na q,
ting. Tables ~ Latitude Time &C for Fnvincc,s &c.,
ana Population of unted Sac. ,ssr.. -, q.
stare Debts &C Nv John pown.s F,r ,,ic ~ S"'
ois W RAND1Ipu.
w 81, M, CT limo, Q, reenmssl by Mrs
= ,,-,,,-~.. -----------------------
We nave t'ktns OF superior Table Hut.
s,u winch We VIII scH NJ iSi 10 ~ cents-
- U.s. ..-
W. - cKErrs0 PEAkE
CALI 5n sacks best crpooi aad Sal, on boa the
- Charles Ptm,n, hourly expected to arrSe Tor sale.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
OTEY & COTTREI.I,-


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SADDLE
AND HARNESS MANUFACTURERS
Main street, ntri door belVto pm Me Crsery,s md
nearly opposite ths Ruins Of ihs Eagle Hotel,
RICHMOND, Va,
HAVE en- banda large assortment Of Saddles Bridlss
Harness, Whips CollaIs rpuIs, Saddle Bags, Wagon
harness &c &C. all Of which made Of the best ma
erAa and workmanship, which they will sell very re-
ducci prices for cash. 10 punctual Customers Those
In want Of articles in our line particularly invited ia cal
and examine before hasing, 10
sell as ow or lower than any persons manufacturing the
Same atiiclcs. OTEY a COrrREiI
no II CIV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
q. A. HODGES.


Hb proprietor OF this House would inform the Mem.
6srs 0 ne LfStsia'Hre, that no intends rcaervinx or
room. Tor THEFT accommodation this winter lie woul
especially invite those who have been hat or NAT
ronizng Is house TO give hin call Ills terms will DO
made To SUIT the times aud his house furnished with the
bcstthe marker Affords John m anyn
nn 4 c.l,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
FOR RENT

fOK RENT,
A Nd possession given the 2Ohof December, Plea
n SAINT and cpmTodDus dwelling house, on 1914 street,
hctwbcgF sueets opposite tho residence Of John
no Is SMITH, DRINKER a MORRIS
CwgET OIl ID baskets superior silai OH, iusi o
y csivsd for sale. ALEX. DuvAL a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
.Nsc .7Pperiisnntnt.

In the psesen, state OF things, the Loeofoeos are
80 sure OF as large a majority as they need in
the next Congress, that hope they will spare the
State tho shame Of an unprineipled and injurioE,
electoral partition, and necep; the worthy advice
held out to them by ono Of the abes, and honestesi
of the organs Of their party, tn. Washington Spec
tator.
"Goop roR EvIL.-whenever the Democratic
party Is ina majority, trust that 1t vi i'll show
p,riect fairness IN tho representative epportion.
I" ment Of the States whether fer Congress or La
" gissiure. Not To spe of higher considerations,
" VIC are persuaded th,t it will prove the best poll
"ey. Injustice rink, deep into the public mind,
and is sure to be visiied with nal reibu,ion. No
" permanent; asccndancy can be secured which is
not founded upon the conscientious appreciation
" of the mass of the people, The evil example set
" by our opponens in this particular, will, trust
" in no case, be followed.
We are not aware that there is any fir ground
for the charge which the Spectator makes 10 a Vague
way. The Wings cannot be pretended to havs
committed any unjust and unequal superintendent,
unless 10 Massachusetts,, where (the facts on both
SIDES being examned) IL is clear that the Injustice
if any, is very slight, and vastly different from what
has been done in Ohio aud even in New York.
In q partisan sense, il will easily be seen, from
our own general views of the posture Of things that
We sars iit;lc what extreme Ct wrorg Loecfocoism
may do. in our next Legislature. We havo alrsa
G5 in,imaied that we regard tue dho,sc as OF that
contagious sort, ogains, which every prsesu,ion
should have been used, to keep it out, Ike Small
pox or Measles, or the Mumps: but when it has
once bsen taken, it has to cure itself. To be surc'
Il You were to vace,naie with Intelligence, you
might keep off Ultra democracy the most foul and
fatal form OF this public maIady. But that we have
no: done in Virginia.
We care MOI, We repeat, in any party tense; bu,
We should be sorry to see any useless disgrace add
ed those with which Loco:oco Gscendsncy is sure
TO furnish us quite abundAnt!y enough.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
A CARD

A CARD.
MI Mrs Bedford express their obligations TO tIeir
ss lof lher generous p3tonags Of the school under
Ine,r care snn The confidence placed ia them. They Viii
such mohes ~ discipline aud instruction will be rufsu a
as arc best eacultcd 10 dcy Gupe the PAYERS Of The ~
hh hnce independent habits Il thought while such re-
fafd viii confuuc TO be paid Ia their moral nine al
pupils aside Importance IT the subject demands nv tho
cOntnued patronage and operation Of their lie IN
nope 10 render tho school efficient auxiliary 10 mo-
roush and practical education.
Eoh sAhh, very low, q Immaculate application be
quality, Apply at the Ar u Office, 10
nov Ut = w MACAURDO. TreaSr
'HARLE5 DICKENS American Notes for General CIR.
euahon' IN BOOK i'fn with pllte, received Tor
90 10 SMITH. DRISKER MORRIS
Very sUPEBIon OLD WINES
Rl rfh5 ~ casks aud hsf ar casks Newton, Cor.
~ don huftock Coz finest Old Madeira Winor a
poon OF tho vintage Of ISIS, imported direct from Ma.
iOqreasks Pomar', Gso oil Sherry, rsle and brown
t'r sale bJ r TRIPLBrT son.
GLADE,s DUTTEH. -sull on hand few Gfkin.
- OF This Batter which will SELL low oiogc n con.
slenmonl nn 10 IN TniPLHTT son.
ElVb IONs Mould Bolrjs for Piougns, most approved
100 ions Pig Irsp. various brands, for sale BY
| LUMP PLAIsTEn.
Q00 TONS very superior Just arrived per BRIG nsr
bOO lsinin ADD schr Eliza Ellen, from Portland md
r sale sn1s either the whole w lots 10 suit purebs,
no l5-6 J n TRiPLETT 4 son.
| RUAn-2ioO0 bushels = for sale al NHefE fEiss
| - 90 l5 W JAWS A. PATrEsON.
GPHtNG HILL FACTORY YAWNs-0J1
~ lbsaseored Nos. nom Bsto tOs-in store for sale
| no ~ ~ JAMES A PATrEsON.
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NEW STOCK OF
q * u e IL n - $.

lust RECEIVED AT OUR CASH STORE.
- which offer for sale low, for cash q in barter.
90 hhds N. o. 7. r., ST. Croix and ClatifGd sd
CARS,
loo bags Rio, Cuba. Laguiia and Java Coffees
IL bbs. and hhds Nolasscs,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt,
1000 lbs Sole Leather.
50 kegs Nails,
10 = Box Nails,
8 tons Iron,
ton Bsiered Stee,
10 bbls. Tanners Oh, good article.
6 boxes Sperm Candles
II :. Hull s. Sons and Tauw DO.
2 bags Ginger, bags Pepper. and bag lNspics,
5000 lbs. Family Bacon. =,
New n. G. Clipped Herrngs.
20 boxes 81 o and ltS> II Glass.
10 Loaf Sugar,
iiercc Rice.
BOX Starch. .e.-.
Teas in raddcs and 6 ID. boxes
6 doz. painted Buckets,
10 nests Tubs, iran bound.
5 " g wooden do.
IS half boxes Raisins.
80 realms Wrapping Paper,
8 do Letter and Fooscap do,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns. Lynchburg and CucsnpSlass
s Anderson s Factories,
with many other articles usually kept in our Tine. su,
Hats Caps Powder and Shot, Ciears, ALVIN. Sa1rr
tire, indigo NIaddc. Domestic OzhabuYgs, Cheap CA
Goes, Sc, &c We solicit can frum fncnds am
the public generally. b. L. IlNSLEY s. Co.
April Is Is
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IRON CASTINGS At REDUCED Psl-

UylIE Stonewal Iron Manufacturing Company have
for sale at their Furnace short distance below the
town of Lynchburg in the county Of Campbell. large
quantity, say from so to 80 tons of Iron Castings oyy
superior quality consisting of Mould Boards, large ket
ties Pots Ovens. Skels. Fire Dogs, SC &c. which
they will sell at very reduced prices for cash, good
negotiable paper at short dates The attention Of country
merchants is particularly invited to this assortment.
II desired the Castings will be delivered in Lynchburg
whence they couvnen,y be transported toany part
OF the adjacent country by the numerous Wagons pas
sing to and from thai place Apply to the subscriber
the Furnace eth.1 personally by letter. directed to the
Stone Wall Mills III to Chiswe Babney, the President
of the Company, in Lypehhnrg. ...
JOHN p. YEATMAN, Art.
August Is I'm
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1000 AeHs =,

with upwards If 300 acres in cultivation the most Of
which is very fine low grounds, with comfortable IN
proycmcns, with very fine forge. Just put IN operation
also rood furnace and ncNhauslibe source Of very
superior Iron Ore very convenient There will also be
offered for sale ON the same day.
1'E.N or FIF1TEN LIKELY OES,
most of them valuable hands for farming purposes. and
particularly 50 for those engaged in the lron business
Also the Stock on the farm OF all SORTS hogs, COWS, &c
and the crop Of grain.
TFRMS-I'hc lands will be sold, one third ere
dit Of ninety days and the residue on credit ot three
equal annual nstalmeuts-thc purchaser giving bond
and good security aud the title withheld TIL the pay
men oftnc purchase money! the personal property be
sold for cash WA. MARTIN, SIP. Com'r.
~; The Danvc Reporter will please copy : months,
and send their account 10 W. NJ. for payment.
Julv On
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REMARKS OF MIR. FILLMORE UPON THE
VETO.

mn "a .-, - ~, r AZ, ,..,,
ne 'o'o",'s shonn o' 'no tr,'aIhs o WI n."o'e
is taken rom inc in'e','eencer: h'y w'io maze h''
oay III inc ''o"se' o" ''c ro,'ra,"" p' 'n were ID
answer 10 specces ha1epy LOCO ocos !" an 'h'aeh'al
ln,,odn,.,n' u, ,'o ,,,e ','o ''o ''r uco''c'
WI. fii'''Mohr' sa'o ,nn' u 'ho con''''cc "ouIo
now consent 10 rePof, 'hc D' S"i me repairs Oh ''ih
cations, WIN OF without recommendation 'ha' DC 10
ee'ed' 'ne ''"'sc co' a'' "lo" ~ without "eay' anu
the pfee.a !" o'ne' business, ZIG was ooono 10 say
that ne ''ad nl'hSe eiea' uouos as TO '"' P'oPoy
no" passing III ana II something was "o' zone o' 'he 10
liei Of the Treasury o'hcf ''an 'S1ft 10 1ahs' ne
should be compelled to Vol' agas' lno pm ne never
would consent to appropriate money 'ot 'of'''a''os
which must DC borrowed al great discount "h SIN PEI
cent. Government stock
AS 10 the remarks oil inc gcn'lcman nom ONO w
'iddings) the world must cAonrrae Mr. from aim
Pntaol's oil se'sineSs IN introducing '"S ol'' con
tanned mol one doilaf Tor any W's'efm WORK wna"vef
The committee had reported lnc oi'' orlena'ly IN Tue
hope that before !, received us i'' acUo"' Sn"s e's
would be PROVIDED 'or furnishing 'no '',ns na' nope
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1cgatccs' sale Oh Land and
.V2orDpS

THNllE uudcrsgncd the legatees Of the Estate ofhc
d late Mary Reynolds, decd, will, on Friday the
10Th day of August next, proceed to sell. public
ton the late residence Of the said Aaly Reynolds,
near the old Canal, in the County of Bedford, the
Land ard Negroes. belonging to the said
Estate The Land adoins the Land Of Joshua Rey
noIds Ioen G. Turpn, and Moses Snoad. and is
bounded on the east by james River, embracing some
valuable low grounds aud portion, perhaps third.
II contains Ivy old survey. 900 .sfs Deem
aI further description unnecessary they would smply in
yltc all pcrs "shng 10 purchase, 10 call aud examine
the premises, which will be shown by either Of The MI
Retnod>s or II. Aial7r. application. The terms
TIE LEGAIEES.
Au9ust t26A
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,sn EAR EiEs&.

FsVIlE subscr,berhls rented tor the present year the
u .IHIIERST .NHI.S, situated Immediately ON
tho bank If the Canal--and snow prepared 10 receive
and grind W heat Ion till lis terms ZENITH OF he
will give barrel Of superine Flour. Richmond inspcc
.n for five bushels OF whcat.--Or fans persons wish
to ship their Wheat Eiehmand he will receive and
forward il with possible despatch, at such price as
cannot fail to please refer to Jas. l.. Lampkin. Jno.
NJ Williams David W. Burton rs RS. Col. Lang
horne and Gen. Rodcs. JAS. SCIPlllN.
Amherst. August 4, lSi2 is
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\ st's' a..

HANING qMlifed as the Executor Of tho late Ed
mnnd Bailey notice is hereby given Tor all those
indebted TO his estate 10 cemc forward and make
payment-and these having claims against the estate
are requested to present them for payment the subscr
Der properly authenticated
The children Of pakc Bailey, and of james Bailey.
Decd late Of lynehhute. and the Descendants if any Of
such a, have died are hereby notified make them
selves known To the undersigned without delay in or
der that he may make the necessary arrangements t.,
distribute the estate according the direction ofthc will
1t Parke Bailey. (bro,Iu q tie late Edmund Bailey y
Will come forward and make himself known he Will re-
ceivca small Legacy. JOHN GODDIN.
Ex'or If Edmund Bailey, dec ii.
Richmond August l. I'm
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Education.

IFENlE session OF the subscriber School will com
d mcncc ON the ls Of September. Convinced that
(uucss there competent number OF teachers) in
large school the pupils cannot i'm >aye we'll when
the number is limited she has determined to limit her
school to -, or at most 20. Branches TAUGHT Orthoe
mphy, GRAMMAR Writing, Arithmetic, Geography
History, SC.
Rciercnc,s-J. g. Meem. 7. Seabury. J. T Hunt
Esqrs. :. HEFfERNAN.
August | 2w
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VIM Martin. having made arrangements with an
attorney in Richmond, is prepared 10 attend 10 all cases
Bankruptcy that ay be entrusted 10 him. in the com
ties OF Franklin, Henry and Patrick and devotinu him
self exclusively TO his profession, will all iimps be
found AT his oice al Rocky Mount I raulln county un
lcss absent professional business.
August IT
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.IOKV' ~. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

WILL regularly attend the Superior and Inferior
w Courts Of Cumberland and Powhatan. lie will
also attend tho adjustment of any business entrusted
to him in the counties of Amelia Goochand and Ches
tcrield
REFERENCES.
I.anghornc & Armistead, l.ynchburg,
Darlington. Gibson s. Thornton. Richmond.
VIM. NJ. Thornton, Cumberland,
Samuel r. HAYES. powhatan Go. House
Address ppvhq7r Go. House.
,ialy 70 I'M
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$40 Reward.

$40 Reward.
EeI'NAWAN from the subscriber, the 18th July
u a last, my negro man,
y ~ W
He is about feet or inches high. stout built. and
has good cJuntcnancc when spoken to. His clothing
is usual summer clothing. He has been heard of on
Wards road Kingston, and probably may aim tc
get to Lynchburg. The above reward will be given II
he is taken out Of Campbell or Pitsylyanla.
JOHN BROWN, sen'r.
Aug.l5 q
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Valuable Iron Works Property
ENEs SALE,

H)I virtue of decree Of the County Court of Patrick.
ID shall offer Tor sale public auction on the 9th Of
September next. on the premises, the valuable Iron
Works property. known the Union Iron Works the
property oftho Mrssrs llalrson's situated on Goblin
Town Creek in the county OF Patrick. The tract OF
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BOOKS, ST.I7IO.v.2RI', SC.
P.9F.AE, GREGORY &. Co..

4 RE now receiving and opening large ard wtl
"A selected assortment, Of
Hoohs, Stationary, Fancy Articles, Paper
Hanging aud bordering, Hire Screens, &c &C..
To which they invite the attention OF all wishing II
purchase.
April Is IS
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E.Eyv' .s'OY'EGE,

E.EVs' .s'OTEGE,
TDNIE undersigned have associated themselves in the
4 practice of Law. under the firm Of
EDEEY IL SPENCE.
They will give attention 10 all business conidcd To
their charge aud will attend the courts of Campbell
Amherst, Bedford and the Corporation of Lynehburg.
Office on the right side Of the alley passing from
Mcssrs Payne & (;rcgory's Book Store to the Wash
incinn Hotel where one OF the other will generally be
found. DAVID X. F.DLtY.
DAVID +. SPENCE.
June 20 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
Land and Negroes for Sale.

IL virtue ola Deed OF Trust, executed 10 me on the
1D23d day OF April 1912 by Col. Henry Thweat aud
Wife, Tor certain purposes therein specified. and duly 70
corded IN the Clerks Office the County Courts OF Han
fax and Prince Edward thereby offer Tor sale the follow
gyaluablc Real Estate viz: Tract OF and stuatedi in
the county of Halifax sixteen miles n T. oi the Court
house, On Hunting creek, adjoining the lands ot Col
Henry Darlington and others. aud containing by esiina
ton about 600 acres, about halt OF which Is stand
ing in original growth Of woods. with an abundant sup
ply of goodbulldng timber There is ON this raeioiland
from 40 to 80 OF good branch and creek Hat land,
free from nuudation. aud very fertile. The plantation
is in good repair under guod cultivation. remarkably well
watcrc situated very 10 the Main South western
road where the STAGE passes and repasses three times
week. an near good erst aud saw mill aud cotton ma
chine which greatly enhances the value o the imbcred
land. The roads to aud from the plantation IN ever.
direction fine The ncighborhood is remarkable ior
the health intelligence morality and wealth Of lis eiil-
zcns. The buildings consist u a small, but comfortable
dwelling. nj present occupied by the oyerseor with out
houses sufficient for the place. This Estate Is well
worthy the attention Of Capitalists.
also offer Tor sale the tract Of a
on which Col. Henry Ihwcat NOW resides, one mile
North of Prince Edward Court house. and six miles ,.
w. of the town Of farm,llle. containing by estimation
lOS .SCrCS with good portion o meadow land, an
abundant supply of wood, aud nm orchard OF choice fruits
The buildings in every respect very valuable The
dwelling house contains good rooms and three pas
II ham la