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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
ANDOLES.-Beach X Sexton, /

NJ Chatham street, nov oAcr 'r u . ~ assortment o,
ne, na,ern bropztd i AMI ,.lvered Gandoiss Astral
and Solar Lamps Gothic wdIer n ,ets or seParat-N D.
-.ther with general assortment OF verplaied ti'iof-
Cake.Ba,ksi. iandle,cks Britannia / Sets agi Cobce
UrnN The above viii be srf very low 800
MN. reclit eaual U new. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
nOARplNG-,lrs. J. " ilson begs leave
NO -IIIt, I.OVERS OF superior Black

CtUEAP-For sale, 800 set, Carriage
SIIIu.-2pO pair 81 iect Trace Chalas a-d 100 dozen
T-,.k Locke JNn. = Sf'MNtR>, ~ Pearl-st. ms iIo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
l)ONKp IN East Broadway 400 with

f1r f~0lt hsrs r'ou, nud door, msN I've hat
y q family ~ q f.w single gr,tlrpeu cd gooi norais.-
il1>e ard rc1'nu unusually pleasant and desirable. Pri-
tis family. Term, very favorable. my.S w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
7 ANrED IMMEDIArELY-Twen-
YOUNG LADY Competen, TO teach

tv.'iv, c.rl' 20 vn-t Al me Ariicsi Flower max
3 Ch-y,fr street md In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

nmi.y.--N gentleman ant his WIFE, and Two " htee
s'n L. gsnt-srn, obtain pleasant room In newly
buit house. with Board. reasonable teIms, at No. -
BROOKLYN. only three four ulinnie, wak
from, fh. Fnltrn Perry nVi6u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
DRITISiJ PLATE CLASS WARE,
IIOI ~t.-NI. NVTll' ,II.tI. Wv 'V'N'
10 DEALERS
IooKING.GLA-> PLATES AND
nor tstfGn ~ arr al As FOR windows,

FDTT~TfF-D II
s - 'I,ty ami brtUancy which will not become
7te t,r ali. A. above MAY al,o be seen at the same
place drawing, ami prints OF hop front. OF every syiT'
which Plate Glass 3, Jsel IN London n, ,rr
ma iNff' - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
LADY WI. can give references Of the

-.-nrcfahi' q, 90 character, capacity aod cx-
-rue. r, % ohfsina situation GoNcrrcss IN ann
. or Teacher n 4 school \ line addressed 10 \ ID G.
1x iSj POI Oi.e VII - prompllv attended va w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

81 The letter Of Ilaon,'' HE. tet,ni'y app, AIRED
Ia the New iork Union, pretending to give version
Ill alleged conversation between President Tyler and
A. II. H. Stuart, Esq. ofvrgnia on the subject Of the
scond Bank bill Of the extra session. AID the accuracy
Of which. challenge Of Mr.. Stuart, the writer his
inormer aud his publisher, dared not put n the test
thereby implicitly admitting its il,iy. il is alleged and
Not Denied written by john Tyler, Jr. the sun aud
Private Secretary Of the President hself OF COURSE
his father gave him the version which he gave to the
public. Aud yet after specially inviting Mr.. S,uart's
attention it, they slrunk from the reply which he was
prepared make by expressly Stating that the Presi-
dent had authorized the version 50 given Of that
alleged conversation The public be a, no loss III
draw from this ugly affair the on, inference Of io i,
is susceptible
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
sOIlC-iale school,

TX a co3yenient apartment over MIR. Richard TyEae's
u Main street, will be opened on Monday 2ih
October under the superincndence Of tho undersigned,
wi q has had much experience Cassca,eacher both
in Ee gland and ia Go,ambia, S. &.
The course Of study is that preparatory to any Of ii
classes IN College and to the business pursuits Of life
The rules Of Discipline and behaviour intended to be
IL accordance with the Holy Scriptures, and enlightened
experience
In this school is junior department; and no pupils
will be received who read English with facility.
The PnIcE OF TUITION is $40 a session Of five
mo l,i,s Bills payable, in all cases. by the middle OF
each sess,n GEORGE JEFFERY.
o., "a Ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
BALTIMORE MARKET. Nv.

F1or.-We note sales this uiornng of Howard
street -FOUR good standard brands, limited extent
Al Sl0o. from stores sale Of 100 Ibis. effected
yestcrdayat the same price. whilst there were asu
smaller sales at s. The demand is fair but not &C.
live. Weqnoe tho wagon price at t3.sil, \ sale
of City NJ Ills Il ur made yesterday 81. and to
day a, sl.l2i. Nothing done in ou'luehanna-,auld
ers are asking Si.l2l
Grain.-Ne quote prime Mayiond red wheat al
Sass cents. and interior qualities 65a5 cts.-snpplcs
rather limited Pennsylvania wheat 65as5 cts Sales Of
old Mary land white ia i3c aud OF new do. 37a
Sc; Maryland GLOW commands the same price. Ma
ryland oats .!c. and rye iJajUc. We note sale Of
Penhs. wanna yellow ut doc and Of rye Glc.-New
clovcrseed Sl25 per hushol. and old do ST.
CdR'e.-Oser a Thousand head OF Beef Cattle were
offered a, the scales yesterday and about 500 hnd sold
To packers and butchers Of Baltimore prices ranging
from 5 80 To $2,25 per 100 lbs the ioof-cqua to
Sal 80 ne'. small Parcel was drove North, aud the
balance III, on hand unsod.
" hiShey-Ihs article continues in toerahle demand
al 20 cents ur hhts. and - cents for b5ls-Salcs to
da; II these prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
New China, Glass and Queens.
ware SlOrc.

F1sHE SUBSCRIBERS, having opened large as
d sortmonr of CHINA, GL,ss and QuIrsswAR1,
in the store formerly occupied by Apdrew kipnl, oppo
site &. d. 6 J. r. Davis, offer ir SALE a, very reduced
prices. all arsicss in ibaf lice. Amongst many Others
they have
Elegant white gsaAn Dining Sets, Of various sizrs,
Fine blue brow aud green Dining Sets, la,cs, styles
and patterns,
Beautiful American Views DO do
Rich China Tea Sets, OF 80, So, and 81 pieces,
Gold Band Tea Sets. very rich,
Printed Ewers and Basins, and Toilette Settles hand
some patterns
do Plates. Willow do edged and common
white patterns,
A large assortment Of rich cut. pressed, and plain
Glass of every description
c. RICHARDS e. Co
Oct II I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
eat bargains in ggar0,rarc.
HENRl d. RICHARDS offers A

HEARl d. RICHARDS offers well selected
assortment of Hardware. Cutlery Guns. Castings.
Ne at prices Ia sui The times Country merchants, Far
mers, MeehauicS. and others in want ot such Goods
Will md II greatly to their advantage 10 give me call
as am determined 10 give satisfaction. My stock con
sisIs IN part OF the allowing articles:
Anvils. Vices, Smiths Bellows, Hand and Selse
Hammers, rades and Shovo, Hay aud Manure Forks.
hIa's and Gram seyhcs and Sloles, BENCH and Aonl-
ding Planes, splendid osSttme,a, Hand, PsnnIl. Ten
on, Mil. Pit and trosscui Saws, Baracs Cos very
superior Axes Hand and Broad Axes and ilatehes Ham
mers. Brace aud Bits. Spoke SLAVES, Spoke Augnrs,
Hooks and Hinges, H. l., Hinges Brass Butts, Patent
Iron Bats. Parliament and Table Hinges. and Coach
Hinges Pocket and Pen Knives. Scissors. Ha2prs aud
Raz rStmps. Boxes. Brshesund lol e. Ivory knivrsand
Forks IN SETS Ivory, Stay, Butialoe llufn and Bone
handled KNIVES and Folks. Patent BALANCES, Stcelyards
Shear Cast German and Eng i,h Bliscrod Steel, Pad,
Cupboard. Chest, Closet. Knobs ch Locks I'LL lo' So
and all ether Locks Cutting knives, Tanners Knives.
Niolins and Strings, Tea Ifays and Walters. Shovels
and longs and fokers, Brass and Green Tenders, Coal
Holds aud Slere Brass, Brass head and Common And
Irons, Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans aud Potanc Boilers,
Block lin aud iifiauua Coffee and Tea Pots Hand,
Crosscni PIT aud Mil Saw Files Horse Rasls Smiths
aud ali other Piles. Augurs and paten all SIZES
Coffee Mills assorted. Waffle lrons Sad Irons English
polished Cart and Wagon Boxes, Brass Kettles, Guns
Pistols, Birdie l.eaihrrs, Bits aad Srrups, Iarks and
Sprlgs all si1aS, Slocl and Dies and screw Plates,
Brass and Plated Candesicks, Snuicis and Trays,
Wood Screws all si2rs, Aurtars and Pcsilcs, Drawing
Knives. Plan, lrons. fmei, Socket. Mortiee and Fur
niug ChaseS and Gouges. French Coffee rms, Pots,
Ovens. Sh,llos and other Castings Cotton. Wool and
Horse Cards Carpenters and CUupcts Adzcs Axes and
ether Ioals, Screen Wire. Wnl>Aerr, Meal aud W heat
Sleycs. Curry Combs, Bells Of all kinds Halter and
Trace Chains. 18th Chains. Bioast and Lug Chains,
Killing. Needing and Garden Hoes. Rak,s, Cut aud
Wrought Nails. britannia Castera, Plated, Britannia
and Iron Spoons, Brushes of all kinds, German Silver
Spoons, Snnti, and Trays, Brass and Japanncd Spit
toms. SGaar Boxes, Ladies' Dressing Boxes. Tea Cad
les. Switch, Gig and Carriage Whips Swing and
To,i,t I.oolng Glasses, b tskcts Buckets. Tubs and
Measures. and w oodware generally Table Mats and
other NJ s. AoeQrlans, Beads, aud other Fancy '!s.
Carriagc Lace, Springs, sc. BESIDES many other arii
Citss not enumerated.
my. Z l. il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

az HEREAS Addison Irvine, did. Monday the
w 3ist day Of October last, take the oath OF insol
debtor and trans.cto tho undersigned, Sergeant
of the Corporation Of Lynchburg, for the benefit of
drv creditors all his bonds n)es accounts and property
Of every kind and descrption-hs is To give notice 10
all perslns who indebted or have effects property
in their hands, belonging to the said Irvine that the
buye transfer his been made, and that immediate steps
will be tahenby to collect the debts aud take posses
sion of the property. All persons are therefore warned
against taking any of the said property or making or
ceying assignments OF the sid bonds, notes counts
II. DUNNINGTON,
serg. Corp,. Lynchburg.
n. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

The Cab"et.-Wc learn, from tho Washington cor
respondent Of the Baltimore American that the Cabinet
"1l be re organized befre Congress, meets. BY Mr..
" ebstcr retiring from, aud Mr. Gushing going into it
The opinion lseAprcssed tina, either Mr. Ups,ur or Mr.
Spencer will be Secretary of State.
The Washinslan c,,ifes p,ndeet 9. the CoiGmbYs 20
hi') Republican, the editor of which is brother in law q,
Prssidsm Ter, states that Mr. Forward now Socrr,
~ OF the Iras:ry, is 10 havt a ~ SLOT abeJ-perha, y.
10 Prussia; Nit Cushiugi' to ssccoci him, ard MIR
Webster is to 60 to England Special Minister. (lIr
Everett repainng.) 10 adjust the unsettled one,, oas
In dspeie between the two countries
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
BOOTS. SFYOES. sc.

fin THE SUBSCRIBER, intending to
decline the Goods business, will, on
ls4~EI ~z7v "Wednesday the 10th of the prescn,
"a month, (Noyembcr) close his then res
naming stock of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
SC AT AUCTION, until which time he VIII continue
sell q, rcry io~ prices, for Cash only, and great
bargains may be had.
His store. With the Gxtpros and cellar, will be for
rcnt and may confidently be said 10 he Of the hest
staeds nr Shoe and Hat in this part of Virginia
having been occupied such for the last 81 years. and
advaniageousy known the whole country trading to
Lynohburg N. w. DAVENPORT.
My. tleNH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
N TIE UNITED STATES COURT,

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
Nov. 7, 1912.
w LILLIAN II. TATE Of the county Of Bedford,
w having filed petition proysg thaA he may be dc
caEcd Bankrupt: 1t ordered that all persone claim
ING to be creditors of the said William II. Tate show
to the court, the 9Th day Of December next.
Why the said William II. Tate be not declared bank
yup, pursuan, the &C, Of Congress in that behalf and
that copy Of this order be published in the newspaper,
according to the 22d and 9th rules Of court
A Cupy-Tcste
HENRY GIBSON, Crk.
Nov y5w
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.ED.tl9.N'.SJ S,sLE.

TE Ill be s'dd. TO the hghcs, bidder, 1.-THE late res
w dcnce Of William O!lcsby, u. decd, in the
county of Bot'rd about seven miles northwest OF
lyuchbafs, al the personal property OF which he died
possessed, consisting Of len twelve Likely \ L.
q u + $ men, women and boys, one Of whom Is
respectable blacksmith; the stock Of Horses Hogs,
Cows and pair likely young Oxen; one OX-can and
four horse Wagon, the crops Oh Corn. Fodder, SC,
large crop Of Oais Plantation Utensils, Household and
kstchrn Furniture. The sale will take place the
25d of the present month"; and will be ntiuucd more
than day il necessary. credit Of twelve months
will be given on all over five dollars the purcha
ser giving bond with unqucstionable security. All
sums u five dollars and less cash will be required
HIRAM CilEATWOOD, admir- Of
WIN. Oglesby il. deed.
Co Sale to he conducted by Messrs. Payne & Tur
Nov. t23N
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NEW AORk. MARKET. Oct 81

Aars ia dul stale tins morning Flour is
held AT dc Taea u: Saturday, hnt the sales are few
The receipts To-day light. A parcel of Southern
Corn, sincw hat eaten. sold al 10 els measure; par
eel Of good Ohio at 5! els. weight. :, small lot Of
prime Barley at IS cts
y hioay is St, ling at !9sa20a cts. gal
The price Of Top notch bulls is prem for sctng and
h 10 per dollar lu frames Specie Is constantly going to
New Orleans in large sums. Bills Mobile are dull at
/; dis.
Money renainsqnc plenty, sed mercantile paper is
readily akea Iy the Banks at pea cent
In Eomrs'lc Exchanges genofahY, there is favor
alI, S...dcBcy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
ODsl' T.,

fENlE undersigned bcgs leave to inform his friends
q and the public, thai he has sold gu, his Drug aud
mthecay ESTABLISHMENTS, IN thisown ~ NJ John II Sea,
who viii hencciurh carry the business the old
stand-and whom he take pleasure IN recommending 10
the public support and patronage
The undersigned greatly desires 10 wind up his old
business, aud therefore carnoy solIcts is former
tomcrs, who may be IN him. TO forw ard
and settle up their accountable returns to them his
thanks for h,lr past support, and will feel his ohpa
lions enhanced BY promptness in the payment Of their
respective haancps, JAMFST. ROYAL.
Oct. Il tsIt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

W The St. Louis Reporter Of the Goth ult says:
samuel Hobart, cdtorofih Mound City obsq,a,ulated
W tuesday last lie Jeff his creditors in the urch. and
'"'"e'ny abandoned his wife lie took with him some
ana I'VE negroes, and left the partner of his 90
" pe""yiess'' Mr.. Hobart was formerly well known
~ these diygins' an erona.,,-aud married in the
Soo'p'ag county Of Buckingham.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
RICHMOND MARKETS Nov.I

|FktGt 80 10 90 els. per buslcl
iobacco.--iscccip,s light. aud inferior qualities very
dull Of sale, We quote Tugs s2.ai2, and s.; common
Leaf s3.asi, mddlins sl.asi.; good s5as6; fine
t6laslo.
Flour Country s',oG, to 81, and dull Receipts
light City Mills So. Little coming III, aud dull Of
sale.
B'dtcr.-Moantan, frhins, TO IL cents Rolls. 20
gents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

o. The last tncss,c Democrat coota;.s bi,,or ma
"oe Of H. Z. h'ves, Esq whose supposed advances
to~ar'' reconciliation with the tocoe rcpols in the
most d'sl'araSns terms The Democrat does no, hate
MI hves more intensely than others ofs party, howcy
e. VINO 90 not give Voice to their feelings. has either
more cand'n os less p.cdonco ,haa It's brethren.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
NsAislSlAG1,,

Married on the evening of the eth ult. BY the Rev
Nathan Andersen, Mf. JAMES H. PERKINS iIounerly ui
Cainfbe!l,) TO Mss An,Np, W. daughter OF Mr. James
Tnticr, all OF Martinssille. Henry CO., Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
E,'6nyp n NJ,
New sork rsrrm,d ns,nbIi.Lmcu,.

The New Work rsrrmid s:s,n bIi.hmcn,.
fENlE tNDEkSlGNED offers ior sale the Whole
Z olthe New York Herald newspaper establishments
iagludns all It's apparrnapees. organ2ed, and Of
which ne is ie sole proprietor
The intention vi the undersigned, III retiring from the
Herald, is 10 proceed to London practicable
and 10 establish in that capital daily nnd weekly
paper, for The purp Of defending explaining and oNhb
ng 10 Europe, the Institutions laws morals resources
MS, and tendencies of the Bitsd States which
are now subject, from imperfect knowledge and strong
prcjud4s, 10 misrepresentation and f1ls'hood Of all
kinds, aud from ali quarters lie also intends TO estb
sh branch newspaper IN French and fngiisil, IN Pa
ris. 10 effect similar Parpose the Continent.
The NeW York Herald is completely organized in
every p1iui, and may be condensed in view as fol
iuMs:--
Materials printing consisting Of 10 presses
OF all kinds. iyPes, news boats, coshas In
cash prices over $4,000
Herald BuA.llag. erase columns bficL
walls. SIN stories high 10000
Aggregate average circulation Of the Daily
and W eekly Herald, copies 10000
Aggregate annual cash receipts of the Her
aid Newspaper. New York Lancet and
other publications, per cash book $4,000
Annual profits Of the Whole establishment,
accrrdng to the Industry genius and
terprlSe IN its management 3l5,O00o S25OOO
To persons wishing to make purchase, yerica
ton OF Inc accuracy ofihs statement will be made, by
inspection Of the books aud records Vi the establish
mcnt.
No better chance could he offered IN these times for
permanent and profitable investment OF csilai;-and to
company Of capitalists in the nature OF shareholders,
able 10 aske zap the purchase money, II would yield a
higher revenue than any mode Of investment that can
be offered To the pubic.
Applications for further information directed to be
made, either Ia person. o. By lctlt with real name, to
the proprietor.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT;
Northwest Of Fulton aud Nassau streets,
NEW York, Nov.7 2t
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N TIE UNITED STATES COURT,

IN TIE / NIIED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern Distric; of Nlr mia
Nov. |. l8i2:
Nv ATT & NJ KENZIF. of le toxin OF Lyn h urg
w having filed petition praying that they may be,
declared Hlnkupts 1t is ordered that all persons claim
inr 10 be creditors otthc said William Watt and John
Nckenze show cause to the court, the 9Th of Do
conbcr next, why the said William Watt and john Nc
Kelzc be declared bankrups pursuant 10 the act Of
Congress in that behalf and that copy of this order
be pull shed in the newspapers according to the 2d and
Path rules Of Court
4 Copy-Iesae.
HENRY GIBSON, c'l.
NV WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

=" ''d'o forb Heratd.-1his valuable and lucrative
Bsna' Is offered for sale By its proprietor Mr.
~, " who proposes to commence papers in London
apu farls. Sep advertisement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
CHEAPER THAN EVER, AND
sFsE.sF'EH THIN TSsE
(k40neSI md rs .0Oh ~ fhe kcSf.

SHeOgfAf, ahV CIV SOOU uS t0f OCSs.
FlNtlE subscriber is now receiving. and will be rcce
4 wing by tho regular packets from New York Tor two
weeks 10 come. an additional supply Of "a
W Il ID T. CL Q 7 HING. which has been pur
chased for cash and will be sold for the same. prices
loWar than Offered before in Lynchhug Among the
articles offered may be found Dress. Frck. Box aud
Over Goats, at Prices VARYING from 81 80 10 30 doars
Of guod material and warranted well made
Pants, Vests aud all kinds OF Fancy Articles. such As
Scars, Cravais, Pocket Iandherchlels. Suspenders.
Shaker and Alcrino Under SHIRTS and Drawers, Collars,
Blossoms, Shirts, and superior lot Of STO i h al
the extreme low price of 50cls
Thankful for past hvors, the subscriber harcs, in
these hard times. 10 sell cheap put the hno
every mans pocket, and coats every mans back
Please walk III. and examine Er yourselves; aud #
you wish 10 purchase, my wud hr II, bargains avail,
YOU.
Also Clothes cut and mad, to order at the shortest
notice ami warranted 10 III. the goods paid Tor Pants
and Vests made cheaper tlau elsewhere. 10 suit the
times. Give u call and my words shall he verified al
b. TERRl'S CLOTHING STORE, Nam 81 hlst
door below Mr. j, 6, Mo,m.
BENJAMIN TERRY.
Oct. 27 taft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

s''m'-Ihc Annual Conference of the Methods,
ohurch is now in session in this place. We
before our readers an account of such of its pro
as may be designed for publication upon s ad-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

~ nc custom ll",se in Philadelphia has been at
'e"sh SO thoroughly RETURNED" that NJ r, Ter need
no longer ask 'lw many Clay men are ,here?'' No,
one is left
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

9s'ool H. NJ. Johns csc rtcd into Phj,,le,pbi,
gu the oe'h ut, by Military procession Old Te
ru"sel is fshting for the Pres dcncy against lad and
tide.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
" OV'FdE.

Df virtue of deed oi trust executed 70 the snbscrl
bers, by Ino w Mosby, bearing date the 9th day
OF Dccephcr, Sil and duly recorded IN the Clerks Of
flee Of Nelson county court, shall, the2Sth day of
November next Nelson court house, proceed sell at
public auction. for cash. order 10 aud pay debt
therein mentioned dec Fradcrck NJ Cabell, the follow
ing slaves veg ed il SAID deed to wit kam and Bet
sy his wife and three children, Louise and ouE children
Violet, Mary and her children, Celia aad her
three children Susan and her two children, Edmund,
Drury, Albert, Kendall. Jacob, Shardach, J,lerson his
wife and children. My Julia, David. Frank Dick,
Tanner. Also, thirteen head of Horses head of
Cattle two yoke u Oaen. thirty five head Of Sheep.
mvch Of the above mentioned property. will be sui
icent pay the aforesaid debt, together with the legal
cost and charges attending the execution Of said trust.
Acting trustees wti cossey such title 10 said
property as is vested in us by said decd.
WILLIAM DUNN, ! ,r,.s.oos
PETER }, HILL, )
Noy, E2eN
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Comprehensive commentary.

I'llF. subscribers to this work in Iynchburg and the
l. adjacent country informed that the last volumes
ready for delivery aud will be offered to them
with as little delay as possible.
ELI w. TAYLOR, Agent.
Lynclburr, Now Ia
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Nov. 7
A;ssson0CskS EGrESE:S.

A MEXICAN aud various other kinds; Cottom's
"A Virginia, by the gross a, Richmond price. Tor sale
BY, PAYNE, GREGORY x co.
Nov
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iohf'i'N NEWs.-The packets Vile dc Lyon
""" "'s'mlhs'rs have reached New York the former
!" q DAYS iro'a Have. the Latter m 70 DAYS om ON
-''''arSao, short iassages-bringng Paris dates t.,
.ne s"d iondon TO the 9Th of October. TIE only
Interesting news is that from India The British forces
"'o captured another important town ia China Chap
f'o' ''u ni"''ca'enH wesc arriving. which Indicated
d" intention to strike ecclal blow at the Chinese
empire.
ne Diiish Parliament had bcca farther proroeued
'"' the lOh Of November
)" ''t cotton, produce and money markets. there had
ht" no change since our ppvious adyic.s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

So The Southern Literary Messenger, for November.
ispunrtnally at hand Its contents are very Interesting
j. The Iinnchback, PENNSYLVANIA story; . Descrip
son Of Naples; s. An original letter from Dr. Franklin
>" reference to his religious opinions A. Scenes and Ad
81 IN .ho Army; D. Frances and Fanny, love
~ Inc E'pe'nent, a tale; 7. Washington Irving
' i'''afete aRd the knckcrbocker; s. History of the
N"'s"'s Oh -haiia-hossies notices Of New WORKS, and
ee'efai Phea contributions, Some Of which are of ex
tfaodinary merit. We learn that Mr. White, whose
pcah we are glad to hear, is gradually improving, con
ee'npates several Improvements in the pext volume Of
'.e messenger, which will add to It's already srono
Hla''ps OF public support.