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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

Rutsers Institute hectures.-The Trus
tees have made arrangements OF Lectures 10
be given on Thursday Evening OF each week IN the chap
el OF the Institute. cL;..,
Dec i5-One Lecture by ELIHu BuRRITr, Esq. soD,eS'
.TSe Rubicon OF Cesar and ,he Rubicou OF 81. Peter
Dee gone Lecture by Prof. ALoSzo POTTER supjec'
The Object OF EDUCATION s,;.,,
Selections from English Poetry, with comments ana IL
lustrations.'
au.5-.............--.......
Jan. la-One Lecture by wM. B. KINNEY, Esq. suH'e'
- Public Morality. ,.;.,-
jan Is-one Lecture by Rev. z. Ii. CHAPLIN sue)ecs-
Jan. ss@one Lec,urs by Rev. Dr.. BErHuSE. Subject
Opinion of Ancicnts-
Lectures commence al y O'Clock. ,. I, .r
Snsle tickets . cents each - for The course en e
trres gentleman and lady, the course 81 ea0s
admission for family 81 course Sockhelueis
obtain their tickets on application the Institute on OF al
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| as Chairman Lecture Committee
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El4;E INSURANCE-The Mutual In
snrasce Company oflhe City OF New York incoFPora'
I'D ITgs-Cana, $3.50 G0continue the business 81 iasu-
snc- against loss or damage b. fire at the reduced rates o.
premiuE.. Office No. 81 Nall street
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SANDS'S SiRSaPaRlLLA.

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CllG or
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN tASURS
STATE OF The BLOOD OR HABIT
0FTHE SYSTEM. NAMELY
sCRoruLA KING EVIL. SEuaI riSN. OBSTINATE CcrA'
ESUPrIoSs, PTsIPLEs, OK PrSruLES on THE FACE
sLcTcHEs. BLISS, CHRONIC soKE EYES, RING woSN
OR TETrER, scAt.p READ, ESLhR''EssSro OF tBE
BONES JOINTS STUBBORN ULCERS, sYFH-
rLrrIc SYMPTOMS, scuTicA os LUN5A-
CO. and diseases arising troli an iTj9.
dicious use OF Aetcnry, A>ciI}cs, or
Dropsy, exposure or imprCdsnce
in life. Also, Chronic COssu-
tosa DisOrirrS viii be .e-
moved by this preparation
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~ We hope all our correspondents hopes will
be realized; but we are not yet sure OF 1t. That
Connecticut will cast her vote heavily for Henry
CLAY in 1914, we never had doubt, but we shall
be satisfied with one thousand majority next Spring
for a Wing Governor. Ed. Tribune.
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u The following Publications are for sale
the ONCE OF The Tribune, NasSauotreei, opposite the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
.N'OYECE.

4 LII creditors of Samuel Branch having claim or
a claims embraced in tho first class of debts provi
ded for IN certain trust deed executed 10 by the
said Sam Branch bearing date the 2sth day of anua-
ry S42, and OF record in the Clerks Office of Campbell
county, are hereby notified and required to furnish ne
with statement Of their respective claims by the 2h
OF November next, they may be thereafter forever
debarred from any participation in said deed; aud all
those indebted to me- trustee aforesaid whose notes
we're due the 10th of this month"; must come forward
and settle, or shall put them in the hands of officers for
collection Letters to will be addressed to Oakville
10. Buckingham county.
WILLIAM d. BRANCH.
Trustee Of Saml. Branch
Inc Richmond Wing will please publish the aoove
advertisement twice week till III. 18th Nov next.
70 'he country paper and forward its this OF
nee for collection
July II to5N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
LANE For SALE.

IN PIT RSl ANt /. If decrcial order of the circuit
superior ol law aud chancorv Tor the county Of
Nelson. pronounced ia the OF Parrish rs Parrish, &c
on Monday the 3rd ia, Of October 1912. the under
sTued, Commissioners. viii sell 10 the highest bidder.
ON credit ol SIX, twelve and eighteen months, On
Friday the 25th day OF November next IN the prem-
scs. in the county Of Nelson Il w q rR \ { + :
o + l. \ d lclongine 10 the estate Of Samuel
Parrish, deceased, containing acout
one ~ a ~ II II acres
each ADJOINING each other aud will be sold together or
separately may 70 be conducive the in
iercst OF those concerned. Said and is situated both
sides Of I've River. the Eye River aud Blue Ridge
Turnpike road. IN Nelson. and Immediately ut the toll
gate. Personal security will be required of the purcha
ser and the right th Laudreianed until the purchase
money is paid,
COSEN PARRISH,
M.EA'R tl1IPAIRltk, YUM '''
Oct. 2 DIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
r. " u = r. y II Il r.

DtRSU ANT to the provisions of decd of trus, cx
d executed to John Miller and myself by Samuel
Bnrc bearing date on the 9th day of April 1871. and
DIZZY Of record IN the Hastings court Of the town Of
Lyuchburg for certain purposes therein mentioned
shall proceed 10 SELL public auction for cash. front Of
the Market House, on Thursday the Sd day of Novem
Der next, four slaves; namely, Washington
very excellent Carpenter Myra. Martha aud Bncyrus.
Also. Shall sell at his shop aud residence, set Car
pencr Tolls. sundry Beds. Bedseads Bureaus, and
other articles Of Household and Kitchen FurniiurcoT
much thereof may be required 10 satisfy the con
dons of said decd. Acting trustee. shall convey
such title as is vested in me by said deed.
HENRY LAZENBY, Surv Trustee.
Oct IS 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
N q n 10 II
Oct. 2,

EDURSI ANT 10 derd OF trust executed by Maurice
Morris IL hr subscriber, bearing date the 2lst day
of May lSd and duly recorded in the county court Of
Amherst shall proceed to SELL for ready money, TO the
highest bidder AT lickss Grocery. Saturday. the 10Th
day OF November next the property conveyed III said
decd, town., Tract Of Land containing POO, acres, "
inc on both sides Of Wares Gap road, in the nelgbor
Mre. oHe Bay Colt, one Steer. one Heller, stock Of
Hogs, and the sad Maurice Mors's interest in much
OF the estate Of Allison Morris, decd. allotted to
the widow Or life. Acting trustee ! shall only CON
vcy such tito is vested IN by the deed aforesaid,
but believe 1t 10 be good.
DAVID TINSLEY, Trustee.
Oct. l3 tl2N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
ls.sal,s32

Here we have an average annual revenue Of 49,.
Sd ,S32. during MIR. Van Burens administration, ari
from customs, during the period, amounted on an
average to only t9,623,ooO. II is that the Sl3
al ,OuO was the gross revenue, and that from this
should be deducted the expense Of collection, and adraw
back upon railroad iron aud refined sugar But, after
all more than half oi the net, from these
at all. Az gentlemen dcsiuus Of creating i'm
preston that the duties IN the bills before us cXlraya
eantly high. will select few leading articles. aud
show the duties which hive existed under the tariffs of
1899, 1889, and the bill VI the Committee On Mauoac
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
,Srsc OF E,r,kTS,

VHTIII. be offered Tor sale al Buckingham court
W lousc Ia the highest bidder on and two years
credit. the Second M,nday in November next,
(iha eng court day y two tracts Of land. lying in the
county Of Buckingham. containing 1000 acres,
ncar Spears mountain, adjoining the lands OF Spller's
estate aud the estate OF David Kyle and Others and for
nery part Of the estate ofJoseph {. Aeggnsn dec d.
tho other tract of 900 d odd acres on WEIGH >
Creek, adjoining the lands Of Martin Bryant. John
llorsey and others each tract within four miles of James
River and well inbcred with valuable native growth
of oak. pine and poplar part Of each tract is good tohnc
co land. The sale will positively be made the day
above named, unless prevented by the nrencncy oil the
weather; in that case, the next lair day. These
lands will be sold in conformity decree Of the Supc
or Court OF Law and Clancery held for the county of
Buckingham at its last term, in suit in cbancery
wherein Edward b Catell. benjamin w. s. Cabel and
others, heirs and devsccs Of Joseph Cabo deceased
plaintiffs. agalns, Charles Yancey, admir-. with the viii
annexed Of joseph Cabcll, deceased, defendant.
CHARLES lANCFY.
Oct, 90 st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
'6'O FARMERS.

YENiE subscriber has rented for the present year the
l. AMHERST MILLS, situated immediately on
the bank of the Canal-and prepared TO receive
and grind Wheat for toll His tenth; he
will give barrel of supertine Flour, Richmond inspcc
tiun. for five bushels of wheatOr il any persons wish
To ship their Wheat to Richmond, he will receive and
forward it with all possible despatch at such price as
cannot fail - please. refer to jas J.. Laupkin, Jno.
NJ. Williams, David w Barton, EsIrs.. Col. l.ang-
home and Gen. Rode JAS. SlIPIltN.
Am!:trst August /, Isl Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
WM. JAMES SHELTON.
AC'ltIIsNsV Az LAW

ffERS his scrrcts TO practice in the Su-
~ porlor and inferior Courts Of the corporation OF
1ynchburg; also, in those OF The counties Of Campbell
Amherst and Bedford. All business confded to him
shall be prosecuted with diligence and prompt attention
His office main street, opposite tile grocery of
Mr. John IIollins, and door above Col Phess auc-
ton
Lynchburg, Oct. "a IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
Land for sale.

A"AiN otter Tor sale, Tract OF Land, near Loving
sum- IN Nelson county, containing
'Vbs fo"r hundred and twenty Acres.
can, .u Is OF good quality and well tmbered and is
fN''' Vi making a first rate farm. There is also
~, 49, Good Viii SITE
,b,n =, 'au' As have other inducemcnt in selling
,s pay my debts the terms will as accommodating
mil accomplishment Of that desirable object will per
and vii M, 'ohn Stevens, Jr. is residing the Land
% ,r,il authorized to contrac, for the same.
Arua, aVe land is not sod by the fourth Monday in
tas j., " r, WI then offer for sale; u, public auc
1T 'fo"toi christopher i. Estes tavern
rr,,, J, GARLAND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
ElA@NiSe
EInlENLSo
% "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

III u Ill NUHDU kU NTKUINIAN,
Is ss1iished ssmceeky, ferery Monday and 1hsddyD
-Four Dollars per amman, payable IN adraace. No sub
se,pon scMte reeeiredfr sortr fane hun sir months
and paper iH be discontinued (ercept at the discretion
u the Edifors,) until all aTemoges paid
e. .fDVER1TSE.,fE.NIiS inserted at 80 cents per
ssusrs Tor Iess) for the first insertion, and 374 cents for
srsry subsequent insertion.
EVERY ADVERTISER is rersirsd to note, his
manuscript hor long he tisles MS advertisement inserted
advertisement, not SO noted, rail- be inserted t its dis
Continuance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .3DTERTTSLNf; the terms are for
tn. prirsse Of t,ro squares so for square, SIS for
square, inner form. S55.
81 JOB PRINTING; erec',fcd neatly and expeditions
v and nabic terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31

ing the administration Of Mr. Van iuren. paid
engc IL per cent al lcasta rate Of duty as high as is
proposed IN the bill of my colleague; and from these
four articles no received nearly thirds If his entire
revenue from customs. have taken the amount Of
these articles during his fur years. and estimated the
revenue derived from that source. and will prescne the
results 10 the House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
GRIA RS. N.fJy'.VSLL.


10y VIRTUE OF Il deed Of trust executed To the
~ subscribers 10y robert liorsley. bearing date
the 2lst day OF November, lsS and duly recorded IN
The Clerks Office OF Nelson, county COURT 10 secure Il
debt therein mentioned To fredefck tawll We SHALL on
ethtsday. the 10Th day OF November heNf- at Inc
M,ii OF Alexander Mundy, IN the county OF Amherst,
proceed to sell, at auction, for cash, The following
LIN Do: Ono tract containing about
ss'sH H-s AeEss,s,
lying in Nelson county, the same bought by said RI
Horsley of Jeremiah iIyltuu Tract IN the same coun
~, containing about "ao sfc''Fs, adpnIne The abuve
bought OF JIG heirs tract III the same county, con
'a'n"s Ano Acres more "r hiss. nnghl OF The heirs
9" o. 'ir"y 'a'nh,nd aud an whieh the widow OF sad
1lorsley resides; Tract containing abont $50 Acres
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
fS or go Negroes.

consisting of men, women boys and girls the crop of
Corn, Fodder aud Shucks, Hay. Oats and Wheat
Straw, pu head Of Horses. Barouchc and Harness
one Wagon aud Gear. Household and Kitchen Furni-
turc aud the crop tobacco unless previously sold.
The Negroes are said to be likely and worthy the at
ention olprsons wishing purchase and will be sold
for cash. or bonds we'll secured. carving interest from
date PAYABLE, !st Of June next the balance Of the prop
erty will be sod credit until the LIST April next, the
purchasers giving hnnGs with approved security. carrying
interest from the date fer all sums ii five dollars and
upwards; Tor all sums under liyQ dollars. the cash will
be relired.
Acting as Trustees, we will convey such little as is
vested in us by said deed. and nohp other.
SAMl. NONiiN. } r.,
{. l.. M0SBl. )
o. l. l3 HIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
FOR RENE.

~, TIE HOUSE on Vain street. lust ahore Pa %
Em;l ier's Warehouse. lately occupied by Col f.. A.
,Ea.A Ca5ell Possession given the first day Of Tc-
cenber next. JNO EARLY
Oct 81 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
F5GE,SE,

RcuMoEp, VIRGINIA.
fAllE subscriber having purchased the lease OF this
h well known cid stand. OF Mr.. {. a. Hodges which
well adapted 10 the accommodation of city boarders,
well to ucntcacn and ladies' visiting the city, and
particularly 81 to students attending the Medical Cob
lcae. "A it Is Tie most uycu.cn i q \ ID ! \ &
II . / T. lruders to h.s friends and the public
his grateful acknW cd3mons for tie many Glvors cA-
tended to him and Mrs. lowlrtt and would be pleased
them their ncW stand where they will be better
enabled 10 accommodate them. Having spacious
House The iscrlr lait,rs himself from the long
wrence he has had IN the business he will be able 10
rive stlisacuu rs he is determined every cXer-
ION. with the assistance OF Mrs. II. To make all who
may call thcn comfortable and happy. Arrange
mcnfs will h. made To accommodate Members OF The lie
glslature. Charges very moderate. Ia sui, the times
WIN. lIOWLEI"r.
Oct. q At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
Trust Sale.

10y virtue Of deed Of trust e>ecnod TO the sihscr-
- her by Peter Fitzpatrick and wife. the 22d day
OF May, 1910. and duly OF record in the county court
Of Campbell, shall, on Friday The | lh day Of No
vemher next, at the dwelling house OF said Peter Filz
patrick. in the county of Campbell SELL by way o public
auction, TO the highest bidder, the following property,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
- EGl.7le For REM.

1EHilE. FARM belonging 10 the Estate Of Robert NJ
n Warwick. decreased This Farm is situated in the
comfy OF Amherst about mile from Lynchburg. 1t
contains
800 .7('E1ES or LIND,
80 of which cleared, and of it good bottom
land There is On the farm an excellent orchard.
The buildings consist Of Il good
DWELLING HOUSE
and all necessary ouhonscs. II the above farm is not
rented before the 5th November next il will on that
day, be Offered for r'nt the premises, the highest
bidder Possession will be given the LIST November,
il rented previous to that time. For terms apply to-
ID. |. WARWICK.
Oct 90 u5N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
ny TOLER, TOW:,LEY n S1.17,M.I.M
Valuable Tract of Land.
For Sale uf .y,,rf;o,,.

For Sale 0i .SHcfioR.
fUNlIE subscriber wishing dispase Of his valuable
4 TRAcr OF LAND. in Campbell county, will otlel
the same. publicly, To the highest bidder on the prem
iscs, ON Thursday the 10Th OF the present man,h Zoe
160A torr) This valuable xsasxvM
ira G y or L.i.vD 4SS
w. contains between tFY0t
- and 600 .ICREE, -
considerable poren Of which is Falln. River Low
Grounds. and is well adapted to the production Of To
bacco Wheat aud on. 1t is also well iimhcred about
three vurhs OF il being in woods On This tract are two
Az DsrctiinS Houses, M
aud all necessary out houses 4 more particular de-
scripton of the above valuable Tract Of aud is deemed
Unnecessary. it presumed that person. dcsirous Of
purchasing will fist view II Tor T. emscves and it will
cheerinl!y shown 10 all such by the subscriber. resi-
ling the premises Persons in want Of good Land in
this section country are invited 10 attend the sale.
Terms OF sale will be accommodating Que third
ASH and HE remainder in two equal annual nsalmenis
JOHN PEfICRFW.
Oct. q roo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31

HASTINGS. Pots, Ovens. Skets, Sc. For sale
L cheap oy the money II &. RICHARDS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
.y'H1'Ed'E.

and Lots. ab,u twenty five acres ri Land attached 10
said property; nd also tract OF Wood Land two miles
distant. containing about 40 acres. Possession will be
given of the above mentioned property on the LIST day Of
January next.
Aso al the same time and place. will be sold, two
three good Wagons and Gear. 10 or ~ valuable Work
Horses , or yoke Of good ONcn, other Cattle, lot Of
Hugs Dry Goods, aud other articles too tedious to
mention.
ken together, certainly very desirable. a particular
defctptun is deemed unnecessary as 1t Is generally
known throughout the surroundn. connry; and II pre-
sumcd thai persons unacquaincd with the property aud
wishing 10 purchase will first view for themselves.
All persons having claims against A. Il. Smith, Rose
Mills are particularly invited To attend. Terms made
known Oh tie day sale. JAS. MCDONALD.
for \. Is. Smith.
Oct. 90 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
smiths Tools,

smiths TOOlS.
4 GENERAL SUPPLY FOR SALE LOU.
"A ii. d. RICHARDS.
Aug % Is
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06
MARRYING GIRLS.

The editor of the New York Arena
says that widow talked TO him al
ter this fashion:
"a man wants woman for a wife,
not a mere girl-a little chit, a know
nothing, a baby. It is nonsense 10
marry wife, and educate her after
wards. A woman will love at some
time, and if girl does not love man
before she marfies him, she never viii
afterwards. He is the husband, and
she will have lover which will not be
him. Half the unhappy marriages in
the world, more than half the divorces,
and Opponents, come Of men marry
ing girls moi old enough to have minds
Of their own, or TO make them up 10
any thing"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

resting upon them. The top OF the
cone WAS left uncovered to let out the
smoke, and the door was ciosed'by a
sclrtain oi. deer-skia. There was a
snlll fire on the ground in the centre,
around which was arranged a layer OF
snail oo4sh5 AMI twigs Of fir in cir
cllar fin shape, forming a mt TO sit
oowa on. They sat something-like
rlrts, with their legs doubled under
them. Al Indian m IN, the husband
Of one OF the daughters, was living
with them, bat was now away II the
woods"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06
NEW MEANING TO CID WORDS.

,2dnsirotion--A puppy, staring e.
modest young lady outof countenance,
then calculating ''dem foin.'
Ea8.a-1ha effect produced by lis
tening for a quarter OF an hour to the
conversation OF fashionable lady.
.EIiquc4tc-A set O: rules framed by
those whoconSider themselves the lead
ers of the fashionable world, to make
every oae as miserable anl uncomioI-
table as possible.
Fashion-Afi imperious lady who
delights in making fools of her will
ing slaves.
.Ftisn4shi3 Protesting yourself will
ing TO do any thing in the world fer
another bat what he wants you TO dc.
Finaa i,y-One who appropriatcs
one hundred thousand dollars 10 his
own use which belongs to other PEI
sons.
IatslJ;gsn,o-DogmaticaIIy contra
dieting every thing advanced BY the
company where YOU happento be.
I.0ue-A state Of insanity, in which
the parties concerned think each 9TH
or perfection, and themselves supreme
" happy, until week after marriage.
Poiiteness-Telling man you would!
do anything to serve him, when you
would cut his throatif you dared.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06
EXTRACTS FROM
JUKE'S EXCURSIONS IN NEW
FOUNDLAND.

Mr.. Juke's first right in Newtound
land illustrated extremely well the prlm-
tive simplicity ofboth:
GIVE pat up at the first house or
cabin we came to. The people receiy-
ed US most hospitality, and give US
tea and bread and butter, Bat, owing
to the recent death ola daughter, coald
not accommodate us for the night
We then were taken to the house OF the
schoomaster, where we We're kindly
received; being elalliy unfdrniShe!
with room for more than his own tanl-
", he took US to Mrs. Sullivan'S.
where, it appeared, strangers usually
put up. We found here several peo+
Die assembled roantl the wooa-hfe, an<.
shortly Joined the circle. Afer some
interchange of talk, in which Kelly bore
his part BY retailing all the news OF 81.
Johns, DR.. S. AMI were Shown
through a door into a small narrow
room, in which there We're two bets.
I, in my ignorance, concluded this was
bed piece; bat Dir. Stab, more
accustomed to the country, inmell1'e-
" askeI who slept in the other bed
Myself and the girl, sir said tht
venerable Mrs. Sullivan, to my gfeat
establishment. Accordingly we tum-
bled into one bed, and after the fatigue.
| Of the day were sooa fast asleep, anc