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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05
Positive sale OF Valuable Real
k'rOpert. and Slaves.

npY virtue Of Deed Of Trust. executed To the sub
I'D s,nber by Richard : ELLIS, dated the l7lh of De
ctpbor ls3 and Of record III the Clerks Office Of Am
hcrs Co.v Court for certain purposes lherelneApresscd
will, on 1hursiay tho 23lh day OF April next IN front
Of tho Tavern House at Penal Mills in the county of
Amherst expose public sale, for cash, the following
described 1R,ICTS OF LAND, 10 wit: One tract OF
Land on both sides of Otter Creek, containing sVSE "a
HUNDRED ACtE /, more lees, al,eininc
Larkln Byars and others Also, THREE O11fER
.4DJOLNLNti IR1CTS, lying on both Sides of the
lnchantcd Creek, and containing together EIGHT
Ht.NDRED .1CRES, more or less, adjoining the
lands Of Moses Martini deed. and others. Also,
1UREE O7IiER TR.4CTS. all adjoining, contain
ing SCI 'EN HU.NDRED MD THIRTY ONE
.2CRES moro or less. lying in the forks of Pcdlar
River aud Ilorslcys Crock adjoining the Pedlar
Mills. Sc. Also. ONE OTHER TRACT OF
LAND. containing three hundred acres, more less on
both sides olpedIar River adjoining the Lands OF John
Davis and others. Also one LotJ about onracrc. with
the l}rcl Store House, thereon. at Pedlar Mills. Also
the following named Sl.xg'HS, to wit Othpllo a
man, aud Frankly his wife, John and Nancy, with the
increase OF the females any, since the date Of the Decd
aforesaid.
The tide 10 the above named property is believed to
he good. bat acting trustee will only convey such
is vested IN me 10y the deed aforesaid
SAM FL Med. REID. Trustee.
March % cesA
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'a'ass'S'TgIsI'A SAFE,

HSi VIRTUE Of decd oftrust executed to mo, rs
- trlsee, by Fleming b. Mer, and Of record in
'amP5sI County, shall, for the purpose in said deed
SNced proceed ON the PROMISES. near the ron " 0rks
on Sa'uray, tho 2i}d day of April newt. II SILL to the
highest bidder, for current money, the rllloWiag
F'EEES FL GFgsEa3fs zsE' F.,F.s'Ee.
all adjoining, -Nancly enc 'rrac, Of 4GI acres: one
ract OF 81 acres and onr Tract or Parcel of - acres,
This Land lcson Stone Wall Greek within = miles of
James River. IN the lower cad Of Campbell County.
and is regariod as valuable, particularly for the Iron
One Which 1T contains and which has recently been
worked. All the permanent fixfnrcs for MAXIM Iron
are still ON the Land, in good condition.
~RrerearcS may be had by PERSONS wishing 10 be be-
tor informed. to Mis-. Alfred Legrand nan.o Sraton.
or NH5rose piunkett, all living near and well aeain
cd with the Land and iron Works.
WILLIS 2. BOCOCX.
April VIA
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Cabinet Furniture, Chairs. SC.

EiS'r received. lot of splendid Cabinet Furniture,
ot consisting yar9s articles IN ilatnc. Also, 1T
si fine and common CHAIRS; all Of which will be sold
IN the most reasonable terms.
C. DOGGET s Co.
tirl If I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

>. W 70 b T.
ESPECTFt LILY iaf'ans his old friends and Gus
4 q TONER'S thai he has returned from Havana in bet
ter health than he has been Ia years.
Tie affairs Of lis i1usr. q. ". Il. 4 Coz uucvpeel
eddy thrown into c1u,on during his absence, have been
restored to order and having rsumed business, his hes
energies WILDE devoted 10 theserycc oths friends, from
d, ,om hc asks continuance 81 lllat patronage which
oenr confidence and h!alns have heretofore 81 Lie
rally accordc,, L h.m.
Rehmlnl, Apn q WlW
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Amount Of American productions consumed in thu
business 81 coal mining and transporting coal IN the
couniies Of Chesterfield, lcnrlco AID Go1chand. com
prsing corn. mea. bacon. Oats, flour, rico lumber.
mules. harnes. and leather. hats and caP'. moasses
whskey. shoes, rn naIis. shovels axes oil, Tin ware
powder. ropes. DR., goods, lime, bricks, and
castings, Is 3lNl,NO
Amount Iald Tor labor 10000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

Noiltt +. Is hereby given that the Discount DAYS
= al the Bank of Virginia, and Farmers Bank. at
hynrhburg, commencing the first "Wednesday and
hrsi rlday IN May noM. will be changed The Dis
count day at the Bank of Virginia will be ON Friday
and at the Farmers Bank ON lIed,estLnz
JNO. NJ. O1EN, Cashr
Apr7 N"7'
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CASH FOR HIDES.

WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
H. Hides, delivered at the Marke, Uouse
The subscriber will also receive them TO be tannod ~,
sare' and the work to be done by as responsible tan
,i as any IN The State, and delivered at the Market
us ns VIZ" .,n tanned. WIN. l.. FAIR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

! 3.s s'issy A'EY, Aass..

q iiNf.ia Negro Woman, about "a years old.
=, who Ia weaver anu excellent rain cook. &c
a ,"e was fa.'sd N ecnee family AID Woman ,f
't.,-i Il a. y
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

yytRGfsft- Itula. held Ia the Geik'' oise Of ;he
' county Cont vi BsdlJr1, Ola Monday the IN day o
March. ISL ~, .,.,
Slm4a Philippe iia'i''''
against
Mathew Harvey and Iam.s " Wilkins, peieaaaniS'
l. GHtEcEhY.
Th- asfeulla Nltht, Harvey moi aN nc uttered his n.-
pes su q, ~e,5itT according pthe 81 assembly
AID tc rules 81 this Cont, ani II appainE ~ -A>iaoy
t .r tia ie l. t, an inaa!.lnt NJ ts Commonwealth,
f. arles ,ha the said d.f nd m do pfs here ~ the
fourth Monday ia Way mt, and ls9er tie h ol the ram
m and i4l cy II tls orl, lie firth" ia inserted IN
some cf lb'isl "a tie Town Of ah'a= 'r ~
r.tb. s,essiy,!v ard posted III fft door Il er21rt-
mouse If ills county. CRY. e.. -,
RO. I. MlIClIElI.f OK.
Mach II VIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

rsinx or rpr JusT what though DARK Hate
Her phrcnzicd storm aroGnd thee roll.
Has il not ever bcon the fate
OF allthis Earih's tu,hsIcaking spuls
lighinings ma, play upon the rock
Whose ,,ar-hisscd forehead woo- the sal.
While they escape thr thunder .hocL
Who dwell within tic l5nsly vale
Living unnotcd sol ~ thou,
Chief of the fearless. soul aud brow
Vet lei the lightning and the storm
Feat on thy iong-desoied form
Tho silver day-beam bursts aud 10
Abound thee curls the prom,,c Bow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05
u TIlE .NrrED SfAEHs COT ri,
En- lha Ias:erl DIslILet u !! II. mia

Aprl !, 1872.
EgTHoNAsH sNEAD. Of lie cona'y Of Bsdf'rd,
4 having filed petition. prs5iog that he may
be declared bankrupt Il is ordered that all pcrs'u,
clamiae 10 be creditors Of tie said Thomas IL sacad.
show can IN the court. the 9Th day Of May n"X,
SHY the sad Thomas II. Snead be not declared Il
bankrupt pursuant 10 the Of Congress in that behalf.
aud thai ae,py of tins order be pabIsaad in the newspa
prrs aec 'r1ipg to the End and It'll rules Of 5eart.
4 Copy-fcste.
liEHRY GIBSON. CIk
Anr1 Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

The aboyc amonnl is c>pcnded upon prodact Of ,,
0oo0oO bushels Ii IS increased nearly III the same
Ito upon any increased product
iHos TRADE or VIRGINIA,
Number OF blast furnaces. -
Amount Of production of pig iron. 81, 500 tons.
Value thereof AT market fT95.OuO
Number OF persons employed IN making pig iron, p,
J00
Number Of bloomcrcs, forgos and rolling mills, So
Annual amount Of bar iron produced, $1,000 toms.
Value at market. 81 1874 600
Number of Parsons employed $500
Aggregate value Of agricultural and other domestic
productions consumed, 400 900
The productions Of casting Al the furnaces is in
cuded above. This. It Is conJeciurcd, about 900
tons, value $4,000
Pig Iron, above. 195. Ou0
Bar lrun, above, .I3i, 900
2,il9,OOO
Manufactures II macnble iron. other than
hlf iron, 300. 600
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

Look on yon height Columbia siands
Immortal laurcls in her hands =
And ha,k her voice" RisE FffrNrv Rr-t
Unloosc the cham from ever, breast;
Sec see the splenlor in yon skios
Flashed from III, bosom OF the NrSr -
Reused at the sound, 10. mil,yqitf le,~
Nhat cries are here What sound, rrcv,Hp
Whose name !. laundering on tho gallo '--
Gar Ia the mountains oi the North
Far in the sunny South away
Awingcd-lusife bounding flth-)
The dcathcss Of Henry clay
'Alluding to bis ,os Republican leader Congrc,
during the late War
tWho can forget Henry Clay burning cloqucncc IN al,
eacy Of Gree,aa and South Aaorc au Independence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05
POSTpONEMENT.

PON'rpONEMENT
In consequence Of tho 2sth day of April being election
day tho above sale postponed TIL the 9Th day of May
next FL McD. REID, Trustee.
April 81 t6My
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33oettrAl.
From the .Ae,r FORK Tribune.
HENRY CLAY,

wr;issn on his ,cithdraacal from the L. s. Senaf
Van for the glorious Plead led
N.ail for the nssr returning star,
whose might, music ever led
The spheres in their high home atat
Bring burial weeds and sable plume
What-lin the funeral sens OF W.,
Such a. should DER the loved ones tomb
In Sorrow tondercst accent now
All, Freedoms Ln1ling minstrel. No -
Strike strike with triumphant hand
Tn, harp, AVID at its swelling Toll
Speak, tiucush the hnisicrs Of '"f land,
The migh,--tle hcant, 81 that soul
whose t;enius is our guardian light
Through sunny IA, OF darsing night
4 worshppcd Phsrcs IN the sea,
Lifting on high its fearless form
To guide the vessel Of the Free
safo through the FUR, Of the storm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

T.. ID. }. I, DAYS having purchased AIicajah Da
WIS n1,fes' IN The hrn OF Davis Brothers. tho bust
ness VIII be continued uader the STYLE and firm of
S.ANas 81 NsEessE'sEsIF?,
hGy have on hand good stock of DRY GOODS
ana "h'' LILIES, winch they oicr at reduced pri-
caN Tor cash, or to piotctGti customers
All persons indebted to the firm C. d. < J. T. D,
WIS are requested to make payment as it is np1raat to
close the business Of TIE concern as speedily AZ Islo
April u 'i' m
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$2DlJ,UlO

St'riae Apprenticeship. foro " 3d.-Ourreadcrsmay
remember that the Dowagnr Countess of W estmocland
waso ul the tlrd porspnages who visited the United
States last summit curious anecdoe is related of her
marriage. She the only daughter Of the eminent
aud immensely wealthy banker Child, who 1pnrshcd IN
London about the time Of the French Revolution " hen
he died he made will leaving all this property his
daughter, on condition that If she married she should
marry mechanic, (hecommoncod life himself as brew
cr) who had seryd regular apprentice ship Of seven
years At his trade II she married airy other person the
estate was 10 ALLEVIATE from her aud hor heirs. The
then young Earl oil Wcsimorcand met her by chance
Al ball gwen IN snno public occasion by the Lord
Mayor lie resolved, If she was willing 10 marry her.
and on her consuming to val seven years he bound hun
self aiTgu,iGe,thlN ana ,r,a,lly lca1rcj ,o ,rIo
lie served his seven years and exhibited saddle which
he made To the enre satisfaction Of the executors under
the Will, and pave ttlc for fortune Miss hid hccnm
Duchess, and the mechanics apprentice one Of the veal
finest faIs oi England After all he served only hall
as long as poor Jaeobwho paw years scrytudr
Tor Rachael and seven for ca-and did not Oct 50
much cash as his lorlshp by pretty considerable dil
ference - Boston Esr1ing Transcript
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

SRA or orr IIorF : when Battles csn
Had wo,e the soldier, gur, pail
When blazing DER the troubled scas
Death came tumul,uous on the hreo,c,
And men behe!d Columaias tranle
Scorched by the lurid levin-1amo
Thou, thou did'si pouI the patriot strain
And thrilled with it each bleeding u m.
Until The star-lit banners strcanod,
Like tenpcst-hncs around the Zoe,
Whose crimson cross no longet CLEANED
In triumph whcr II crs, had bcamed
But sunk beneath our gallant blow,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

IN TIE t'NTrFD STATES Gu, RI,
FIR the Eiia,ora strict II Virginia.
Apg1I !. lSi2.
IL OBERI BURTON, orthe c5urty Buckingham
q having filed petition praying that he my be de
carrd abankrup 1t Is ordered, that all pcrs1us claiming
10 be creditors of the said Robert Burton show to
this court on the 18th day of May NEXT Why the said
Robert Burton be ng declared bankrupt pursuant to
the act of Congress in that behalf and that copy this
order be pn1llshcd in the newspapers, according to the
'22d aud 9th rules Of court
Copy-Tcs'e.
HENRY GIBSON, Crk.
April Wv
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II TIE | NriED STATES cot RI
Z. - 49, .l.ii ~,

T u IlI' ilI7-1TII J1-IITTI u II TII-7
taflt3 .l-t2
EHlGuARD q. AMBER sos Of the town ilyorl-
{ bur-. (,rmery Of ChariotesyiIic) having flied a
petition praying than he may hr declared bankrupt. It Is
ordered tai all persons claiming 10 be creditors iic said
Richard L. Anderson show To the court, tar lh
day ol May next why the said Richard q. Anderson he
not declared bankrupt. pursuant Ia tho Gc Of tongr~s
in that behalf and thai copy q hi. order he published
in the newspapers according 10 the 2nd and 2ilh rules
OF court. AGapy-Hs'e,
HENRf GIBSON. Cl'k.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

In WV: DnowN.-During the past week. the trial
OF " fam Holmes, ofthc crew OF the sim WI
Ham bnNa, engaged the attention of the L. 5. Cir
cut Conr. held IN Philadelphia, by Judges BALDWIN
and Randall The fate Of this yesscl-wrccLed among
he Ice brgS more than year ago-ls familiar to our
readers
Nhtn the fate Of the William Brown was ascertain
CO. testimony MAS taken in Europe concerning the
downing OF the passengers in The long boat by the hands
OF the crew, OF whom Holmes was one On his arrival
N fhtladc fha he MAS arrested. aud at first indicted
Tor MURDER hui the bill On which he has been bnupht In
trial Is ior mansanehtcr on the high seas II WINS moi
denied that Holmes participated in throwing the pas
Sengers overheard from the long boat. The defence
vas, That the act was committed necessarily for self
preservation. Tie count charged the Jury Friday, pre
" clearly expressing the opnon that the testimony con
tanned nothing aoflng sufficient for the dcstrur-
ton OF The unfortunate passengers SATURDAY. the inry
returned a verdict ofguy and recommended the prs
onrr 10 the mercy of the Court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05
IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.

For lne Eastern District OF y Il Iu:a.
Mlaeu seth, isi2.
3 FWiS :. E}IIsIyF, of the county Of Amherst.
4 having flied petition praying that he nsy be de-
carcda Bankrupt: II is ordered, that all persons Lain
IN to be creditors the said Lewis S fa"t h5g
to this court, the l3h day Of way nest. Why the
said Lewis :. Emett BE- not declare a bankrupt pur-
slant 10 the act of Conggss in tia behalf, and ha.
copy oitils order be published in the newspapers
ding u the '22!d aud 9TH rules Of ca.rl.
A Copy-'Icsie.
JOSEPH +. DA1.iLEy dep cr'S
April w"
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srS or TN FRrr where Summer smile,
Eternal o'cr the clustered isles
Where GauEcr unshosthed her olden blade
For GLORY in the haunted shade
where CHiMBoRAzo stands sublime
A land mark b, the sea OF TImci
Thy name sball, a. blessing given
For Man, oh never 10 depart,
Peal from our gladdened Earth 10 Heaven
The warm, Wild music Of the heaft
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AuGEs0N RSEs OlssssaS'SsfsA
~iYsiee.
vxs,s y.E5yr, E,sF fes,y,

4 q ANING removed to the house recently occupied
by Mr. John iollns. nearly gpparite the Market
louise, tenders his services 10 his friends and the pub
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

S{IKlNlA:-N rule, hid in tn, ctrr.'s O,i. Of tho
CIRCUIT i1srpr a. ut 81 Law an, Gnanrery for tho
county of Net- a. in me nth of March A. u. Sit:
Samuel IL. nh..jJn Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

p S.-Thr above Richard g. tnlor5n I. Is differ
cut person from Richard g. Anders II. VIM raised
in Lynclburg, aad who is at this time, Merchant
here.
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Prize y cents PEI box.
Tn Above AIcdic..c Is r. ale Nv
u. il. IN sN. iee4,
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April II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-05

Nelson s. shelton, Joseph shelton and judith w his wfp
defendants.
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MONEY MARKET.

Sunday, July 80 =. M.
The Mechanics Bank ofPhiladephia, Of those that
suspended specie payments short time SINCE has rcsum
cd specie payments SO far successfully
That insolvent concern the Bank of Illinois, has pub
lished the following notice =
BANK OF ILLINOIS,
SHAwNEETowS, June 18th, 1872 !
At special meeting Of the board of Directors OF this
Bank held at the banking House. this day, called in
reference to the recent suspension OF the New Orleans
Banks-1t was, on motion,
Resolved, Thatths contemplated resumption Of specie
payments by this bank the 5h Est be deferred until
further order of the board. Published by order Of the
board A. REDMAN, Cashier pro TEN.
No. hours respite should be accorded to these
specie paying institutions. The matter has been five
years in uncertainty. Four years ago the New York
banks commenced paying specie and yet these abomin
ably msmanaged Western banks continue to cypress the
people. The Tennessee banks after hesitsng sufficient
y to destroy confidence In their ability finally resov
in convention, to the LIST inst In Cincinnati
the Bank of Indiana notes form the currency
they receive ed by of the Cincinnati banks. The
notes of the branches taken by another and
one bank Che good reject them ALL II the
people Of the will now reject irrcdeemablc bank
per entirely their abundant crops will soon give them
produce and the of the English tariff and markets is
such to great demand for western produce from
Canada and which would be paid for in specie the own
of produce would firmly reject bank rags As long
they will have the folly to receive paper will
force specie upon them The extent Of the increased dc
mand for western produce from the Canada side may be
in the following table of ofhe articles of trade
the Wcland canal
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Decrease,
Increase,

The question, Of assuming paying off the debts of the
several States through the fundamentally of the federal
government is fast becoming leading principle with one
of the leading political parties.
This question which agitated Congress in the spring Of
1910, has been at two years The proposition
thrown ont in February, lsio but the storm Of indg
nation with which received from all quarters
WINGED its authors that the time at least was not ripe for it.
So great the unpopulary of the that Daniel
Webster Esq forced TO dsclam the existence OF any
such scheme, and declared against its constuonality
Mr. Calhoun the 9th Of February, in speech on Mr..
Grurdys report in relation the assumption of State
debts remarked as follows -
When have heard 1t asserted, again and again. in this
discussion that this report uncaled that there
was M one OF the assumption Of State debts and
that the resolutions lille abstract negatives
sor Of importance; could not but ask self IL al
this So WHY this deep excitement why this ardent
real make collateral issues and above ell, why the
great anxiety to avoid direct vote on the resolutions
TO these inquiries could find bat solution and that
H. Disguise II as you may, there is in reality the bot
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s sso ss to 51S# s g 1 S% L' ss
cyo9 bound sih laI s25 Ion IS British ship Brk
ship Ngnnlndie Bush 81 das. S' Liverpool via Cove Of
c sG sSp Gf Sir c Ge4 Nsss G G% Da5s May
oat t. GS S, Meaay 29 nit s t 40 IL lon . 3d.
shp Vermont Nlyhew tof Ba.on) II days from, New o.
wih ships ST. Pete 'burS, for Boston and Adams, for Liver
ship Aa5 CuT tqf BRss s 20 days from New Or
VIII Sf rcn ,GiPi e.3 p 1aS% sw'S ~
,o Swedish brig syss Mason o. days from Gouenbn with
Brig ArSsne McCInccE 10 DAYS from Turks Island, with
duy BRIG Zealand coo aS 's and NeMStin
NC. just arr.
,Myaria9 from Lisbon for Rio Gnnde May 81, Pernambueo
sW. 60 miles-reported that the captain did i7th
Foreign Ports.
SYDNEY CB. June 22No American vessel in port. Manto
CuaAcoi June loln ror Samuel of and from Bath, disg
ElryTTInA june esd Minerva, NYork;
United states Ports.
LYnEc june 27-Au Splendid, Pidadspha; Emeline, New
GHs ssoNS june I"s 3Am S SsSsg Rsas af N4ss
FsRTlasp, June scAr Peansli No,sans for Rot
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