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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
AUCTION AND CDNMlSSlON
BUSINESS.
,HELy'ILLE T.1LHOT.


DEL tenders his services TO his friends and the public. as
Auction and Commission Merchant.
lie will attend tn The sale of Real Estate Negroes,
Horses. and every description OF Merchandise
His acquaintance with the resident dealers IN Ne
grucs, well pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous nrighbohood. will afford hun every facility
the sale Of that species OF property Ills spacious store
roum and cellar, will enable him TO keep IN good cond
ion every article OF merchandise he may receive
tgnmeni.
He deems II futile 10 make flourish al pranlse and
will therefore only say thai he will be grateful for pat
onage and those who bostow 1t. may rely upon justice
at hls hands.
He will take charge Of Negroes to be offered for sale
rithor privately publicly. and board them at %
per day until the sale effected Reasonable advances
property IN hand.
REFERENCES.
SnitlSen n Ddris ST.. John j. Pmris
Richard Iipee John IIolhnS
mckinney Il .Nosby Henry Darts
NJ Corhic S'.NciWliel Uhde, Tardy brine
Burton s. Rodcs Iid,eoch & .iions
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks. and send ac-
count tins Office for collection
Dec. IL Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
Valuable Real Estate nj Auction.

I accordance with the provisions of decd of trust
eAecH'ed TO the subscriber. by George Burks (B)
bearing date the Sd day of October 1910 and of re-
cord IN the Clerks Office of Amherst county Court. for
certain purposes therein expressed will be exposed to
sale. at public auction the premises to the hiphcst
ndder Tor cash on the Sd day of February next if fair
n"l on the next ialr day thereafter Sundays except
eds all the right. ttcand interest of George Burks "a
IN and to the tract of LAND whereon the said Goorgo
Burks. (B .)now resides containing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
.NPsc Grocery Store.

w L. TON a. FUQVA
HAVE taken the house two doors ahoyo Nassrs
4 L Nichols s Bells. and nearly opprsite IIorn,r &
Na'sons. where they receiving well selected
stock OF Family GROCERIES, which they oocr At
extremely low prices tor CASH or in barter for country
produce They respectfully invite their friends to call and
thor stock as they determined 10 sell cboaa
RICHARD w. WALTON.
MARQUIS w FIQIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
James River Scrin.

I'VE WISH TO PURCHASES Irpprp nl
w LOWER SCRIP ' '''
;, MCKINNEY & MOSBY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
LAND FOR RENT AND sLAyCSFO


AN DESTROYS ofrcnting out. for the ensuing vc,r
1 my PLANTATION, on which formerly resided
situated IN the county of Amherst, near I.ynchburc
also wish TO hire several valuable SLAVES
amongst Them an excellent Black Smith and a pretty
good rough Carpenter. c, DABSFy
Dec %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10

fmorr or less living and being in the county Of Amherst,
and bounded by the lards Of Rcd $ Ellis and others.
.lLSO the following Personal Property, 10 Wit; Three
head Of Horses thirteen head If Cate all the stock Of
Hos Plantation Utensils, and Household and Kitchen
Furnturc-Also. all the Debts due SAID Martin \.
Dawson. Whether by bonds. judgments, open accounts
or otherwise.
The title the above property is believed to be mex
ccptonaIe bul acting Trustee the undersigned will
only convey the title vested in hmby the Deed aforesaid.
CIAMPE CARTER. Trustee.
Oct % wtGD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
EiougI,s and CuIlivatOrs!!

E'iOu.hs ana Cul(lVatOrs!!
1NllE subscriber Agent for the sale of the Justly
celebrated Pl.OGGlIS manufactured by Ruelcs.
NouTso 4 Mason. Of Worcester. Massachusetts, These
Ploughs have been introduced with great success into
Virginia and North Carolina Arrangements are being
made to keep IN lynchburg, full assortment, of the fol
lowing various kinds and sizes
No |, one horse No O hill side one horse
No AZ. one horse No |, do two do
No 3. two horse No ,, do three do
No AL, three horse No 4 j. grocn sward. 3 his
No \ I, four horse NoB do do
No ID do do d"
Also. Expanding Cutvators. article universally
approved 10y all who have tried them These Plouphs
will be sold nj prices In suit the times They are con
sdcrcd superior to any Plough heretofore offered to the
Farmers, from the fact that the metal mould board and
point Is OF the same strength and character of that used
in the construction of the wheels of Rail Road Enones
\ competent supply Of Extra Points 10 suit the va
rous Sizes always on hand.
JAMES A. SrIGLER
oct u l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
Valuable Real H.iaie
At AUG TION.

IN ACCORDANCE with the provisions Of ID ed
! If Trust executed To the subscriber. by Martin y.
ns,,sn sring date on the 18th DAY August lefo
and If record IN the Clerks Office Of Amherst County
Court fr certain purposes therein expressed VIII be eA
posed sale. al publie auction on the Peis' 70 IN
b,bes, bidder Tor cash. on the 9th day oi December
nx il fair if n5i on the fair day thereafter. all ihf
-, ,i,le and interest of Martin y Dawson, ia the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
LOOKING GLASSES.
Stocks, Collars, Rosonax. Nc.

StOCHS, dOfGrS, ROSOhsS, Nc,
DIAlN and bowed Satin Stocks
4 do do Bombazinc do
do do Mcrino do black and f,ncv
Splendid Chonc Stocks and Scaris
Black Italian and colourcd and figured SILK Cravats
large lot Linen Collars, and Bosoms
Which we are determined to sell
Nov 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
NOTICE 10 MllLwRIGuTs.

Nnsssb so WILL " Hbssu1S.
fHvIk sulsrrber wishes 10 employ three or four good
i hiiIN RIGHTS Tor the next year to wh,m Iii
cra wages will be gwen Apply to
JAMES CAMERON.
Near New Glasgow, Amherst County. Va.
Dee. Ii iw
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Oct. q
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-25


SALT AND ASHES mixed FOR SToCK.-Last
winter saw it recommended, in an agFicul.
tural paper, to mix salt with ashes for stock.
Having tested the utility Of the practice, I
am now prepared to speak favorahly Of it,
and form firm conviction that stock Os all
descriptions are essentially benefited there
by. My cows, work-horses, and young cattle,
as we'll as sheep, have been regularly sup,
piled with It as often as once a week since
the snow went off, and Notwithstanding the
feed in the pastures has been quite short in
consequence Of drought for large part, Of
the season, the animals are healthy, andige.
Morally in better condition than We haxa
known them for years. aa.aa a.
] Sheep, especially, are extremely fond Of
1 it, pFeferring it to pure salt, and eating itae
eagerly as they do meal or corn, As tOthS
general efficacy Of the practice, and its ten-
dencY as respects the health Of stock, Will
lmerely say, in conclusion, that ] ann &C.
qnainted with several farmers who have.
made the same trial, and that in no instance
with which lam familiar, or which has fallen
under my notice, has il been attended with
other than the best effects. The proportions
I'm which the Ingredients should be given,
are one part salt and seven ashes. The sala
should be fine, and the ashes dry and free
4 from Goals. If'thought necessary, the salt
lmay bS increased id quantity to two, Of even
three parts, instead 81 one. Try II, farmers.
and see If it doth not 8 do good like anaedi-
cine - Former Jour. asia
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-25

A Discovery FOR H0UsEKEEPBRs--A eoReSpon--
dent OF the Boston Transcript says that asmallt
quantity Of green sage, placed in the coset, will
cause red ants to disappeaf.-ke yssoae.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-25

4 msadIs.aIas psI.on ia..laoa eeaE.saou...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30

ling the national policy. Il in the relation Of the Pre-
sdent the legislation OF Congress. All had seen how IL
had acted upon the Congress; he trusted Ia God IL
might operate any other. He trusted the series
Of collisions which had happened between this Congress
and the Executive department OF the Government might
again. But il. through the faulty OF parties
should, 10 TINT IL might lead TO the same
operation again, and that equal amount Of CONTROL
both and events might again be exercised
For himself, Mr.. c. desired that so far as he had the
power and was not forced line he had marked for
himself attend wholly and exclusively to his Legislative
dates here % the discussion OF laws for the public weal
casting aside yes merely casting aside but trampng
beneath his feet despsng splitting upon all inciden
tai party questions lie hoped the House would take its
Onward march upon the straight and line OF legisla
tive bushes questions and that their only strife would be
who should moe faithfully obey the voice of their constitu
-n aud best promote the happiness and welfare of the
United States.
Mr.. CUSHING having concluded
Mr. THOMPSON. of Indiana Obtained the floor, but in
compliance with calls that effect in all parts OF the Hall,
moved that the House adjourn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30

the people, aud the welfare country any
the U. s.. that in him safely trust that
sured he will beray and that under all circun
stances he will be Henry Clay-a STATESMAN head and
shoulders above all other and all times will seek
iabsh sound Republican principles and advance the honor
and character and happiness OF his countthat whatever
may be the OF the present struggle the will
when his will be written ineiers Of god and handed
down prosperity sacred name, worthy Of all mition
whst the Of his rcvers, sducer and prosecutors
will be- found thrown aside among the rubbish Of the temple
Rssolred, That Virginia-vruous, magnanimous Vir.
gnia-owes her son, herself the Union and
the world ly around Henry Clay, the great expoun-
der and standard bearer Of Republican principles, and
give him. and through him, Freedoms cause the
divided support of the good and the great
Resoired, That for the purpose Of reforming this State,
and for the OF establishing true and genuine Re-
publican doctrines it, this day. in the the heart
Of the Old Dominion, begin kndlc the flame upon the
altar of counys glory aud in the thunder lightning
and rain" will keep it burning, Ill, the State shall
glow with intense devotion the OF the which
lies bleeding at every pore, betrayed and odden under
foot in mud and mre.
Resolred That the late elections in Ohio and New York
have dsmayed us-tha although casual observation
may portentous of defeat in the great battle 1874
yet when reflect that the adherents of every Presidential
asprant in the U. s. voted against the Wing ticket and
that ticket alone supported by Clay Wings lost
and astonishment their numbers found
greats the Democratic and Tyler party plant their
standard under OF their best leaders, and the world
will with establishment that the Clay flag will pass
the Bridge Of Lodi to the dismay and utter defeat of all
opposition.
Rsored That we hull back upon the $50 caed) Demo
cratic Locooco party the name Of "Federas,s."-We
know that the principles of that not only OF that
school but stride i'll beyond it, and that their nisrule
has brought upon the country the present distressed cond
ton OF the people.
Rcsolred, That be appointed dele
gates the Wing Convention be held in Richmond
the 22d of February next.
Resorsd, That n. F. Cabel Chas. Perow Jas. S. Penn
w. NJ Woods Henry Bib, Col. Thos. Masse, and Sea-
H. Loving be appointed represent the Wings OF Mel
in the Wing Convention TO be held at Lovingston this
day.
The blank in the resolution appointing delegates TO the
Wing Convention be held in Richmond the Odd Feb
ruary next nomination, filled with the following
names, wit: n. F. Cabell, Col Charles Perrow Fred
erck Cabel Dr. Paul Galloway, Col Thomas Massie. Dr.
Chas. Cooke, Capt VIM NJ. Woods, John Dickerson, c.
Claiborne, and Ro. f. Cutler.
Resored, That the foregoing preamble and resolutions
be published in the Richmond Wing, Lynchburg Virginan
Charlottesville Advocate, aad all other Wing papers in the
State and that the National Intelgencer and Richmond
Enquirer be requested copy them in their respective pa
pers. N F. CABELL, Chm.
WM VI. Woops, Sec'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30
SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
real, ESTATE.

NDEh inc provision oil n Decd OF Trust.
bearing date the 10Th day Of March ste made
mond Manufacturing Company of undersigned
Trustees OF The second Anderson and otbsr
Of tho third part duly according To law 40 the Iu.
nss Court OF the cry Of Richmond conveying undersigned
Trustees the following Properly namely An OF parcel az
land lying the city OF Richmond River Canal
srd the James River which Richmond sb
hslnlent il situaedon which lind sands
Cotton Manufacturing Mill and buildings Fixtures and s,
together with all and
being found II Of
which has been herc,oioc IN used
Joyed by The parry OF the first Rich
mond Manufacturing Company
otherwise together with all the rights right,
easements. privileges franchises and enoansnt heretofore
used and enjoyed by the OF the one other
lot parcel Of Land being in
TONED and designated In the plan and
Richmond as lot No. S'.suaied opposite Aory upon tho
opposite eide OF the canal and also following
John. Lewis, Henry, Thomas George and Ancr
We the undersigned Trustees proceed TO sell upop IN, pc
misses al IL O'Clock on The 10th day Of JANUARY next AIR
and not the fair day that portion of IN, mo
perry described above which ON the oo .,
az advertised but not sold Tho parcel OF Land ives. of
the Cotton Factory and OF lane running Locust free
NJ the corner OF the Manager Yard River striking Pine
Tree at the end Sot near The Ri,.n
this ground stand the Manccrs' House and several otber o
occupied by the Factory andths property il believed TO be
on account oi It's binng on the Canal from
water may be had for Manufacturing purposes which NAV BE-
twice usdupon the following conditions say one h
ea-h ana uie balance In three Al 10 and m
will be given. - Vs." f''''e-'''"
To secure the several bonds v,h an
proved security viii be required Trust upon The mr.
pe"y s purchasers should fai TO comply terms OF
e ~ oy falling to make the payments falling 10 Sly. M
securities required the day sae then The s %
oe sso ON the following day at the cost of the
purchasers = " ~ "N
b To pTeNenta sacrifice OF
o The eestnes qHs trnst-oiherwic reserved and M
sac VIII be absolute, to the highest bidder
FRED. ANDERSON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30
LeruinR Black Mil.


Mr.. JoHN JONES' with all his other virtues is not much
behind Rob Roy in the art Of evying black mail, upon
those who from necessity Otherwise hold an Office under
the Federal Government His agents have visited all the
Northern cities and brought the official corps there under
contnbuton;-and have frequently in the Western
papers notices Of the of his emissares in that
quarter Recently he did good city the honour of vi
saton--in the person of Of his beggarmen. What
luck he had have not heard. Good, suppose-ns all
the Democrats in the Legislature Tyler men, and the
agents solicitations backed by the Editor Of the En-
quror-or expected TO be-which is the thing.
OF the operations Of this agent his from Wash.
ingon have the following in a letter from
friend in Hanover:
Il have just with Mr. r. who p. Mat -. lie gave
Of incident tina, house. the par
lieun Of which send you ver by
him. when nsrrans to few days back
Bryan stating himself he n Clerks
Of the Post Office Department Washington, upon him tell
him that he The agent requesting
him 10 subscribe SIR T. declined doing Bryan pressed
him. saying the Official paper Of the Government
United States officer he ought give support Mr. T.
atrue Wing brcated course little nettcd at
this and replied that he would paper what wn.
he would hardly find any person the nerbourood who
would Upon this, Bryan len him and Mr. - and
asked him subebwbieh he refused do Bryan then stated
n him that the Government paper and added. You
ought subscribe you don't know you might profit by
doing syou might &c, Office The Post mo
we'd of r. had refused sub-cbc) and brought
herein which there would be a snug you"
ilgnady eetod the proposal This affair needs
1TA Correspondent asks GLOW did il happen that the
Junto badly beaten in the election Of Govemorl
How IL Mr. Richie and the Of the little ?"
We able the first question--unoss 10
say that the Juno out, or, least, longer
matchor tho Southwestern Democracy. The election
fastened on too with much rapdty, that they did not
have time to their usual They will make
amends, by using extra exoriions TO ingatiate them
invite Gorernor Mcdowell "to pat his legs under their
Nahogany"-a privilege they could not, formerly find it
in their hearts to extend to Mister Mcdowell.
As to the last qucstion-we believe the defeat Of the
Junto has produced Of those shocks the sy
tenn, which rendered county air Indispensable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30
DIED,

IN The county ofSpouivana. Friday n Deeoin
Der 1912 in the 45d year n her age Mrs SARAH A. g. HAsL1P
consOu Of Homce w. Hasp leaving behind 10 the
her whom the ruthless hand 81 death eter
nifty husband and four children Ms. ap had been
member Of the baptist cburchcyo pious
pertinent aud humble walks gave fll ass
10 The word that she indeed profced
humble and dcvou follower q the and Dy Jesus
her deabed life away" knew that soon
she bid adeu IN al and dear pass through
the dark valley and shadow ofdeat" hc
that awaited her hut calling bedside that
around h told tbn departure
but going home u enjoy that Which reserved Tor
Gus" and begged them prepare heaven where
there would be parting and babe
husband children friends and an around and eyes
on sunbe her spirit len this world Of trouble. fight
his hoped. n that land Of peace and quiet where
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30

~ the place Of residence county 81 Cupcpcr on
The l5 instant. Mrs SARAH HARRIsON widow
Thomas Harrison formerly Of Prince William county, Virginia
The 9Oh year n her Much might be- truly praise
e and haraeter of hs most pous and excellent lady but
who knew her wOuh be- Inneccs-aryto who DID
less
On "Wednesday, The 2sl u Catarrhal Fever SARAH
ADAMS aged months and 10 days and Thursday morning
2vih instant oScafct Fever MARY BLAIR aged years months
and ~ days-chdfen q Lucy Page J. Adams
ives and friends Of The family invited 10 scnd their funeral
day a. IA O'Clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30

The House. DELEGATES has done but little business this
week. There has scarcely been quorum precautionary
Of the members having proted by the hoydays pay visit
their families. The work will begin in week
and continue until about the middle Of March.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30

~ The Wings of Mobile have a delegation of IS
headed by Gov. Gayle-to New Orleans 10 invite Mr..
Clay visit Alabama.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30

to the Tyler administration. They have learnt the pass
port to royal favour. subscription the Madsonisn,
Qualification of Capt. Tyler, and compliment his
city that Of his Cabine-a puff Of the "boys by
uas,ing them advantageously with Milton and Newton
worth than the highest abilities the most dsn-
gushed virtue and the most important public services The
seeking early taught this and they
have made the most of it. But knowledge OF the
OF acquiring Offices Of distinction and profit under
this administration, banded together in its support the very
worst portion of both the parties of tho country; il
very naturally cemented the in opposition OF
honour and sensiby feels repoach kecny the I'M
putation Of Tylcrsm.
But III the Wings, the Calhoun and the Van Buren,
men" fall the administration will profit by their dissen
sions And II the leaders could only be endorsed, no
would be strong John Tyler! These luls ifs
are very important words,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30
MARRIED,

MARREED,
by Rev Isaac Major JOSEPH d.
PUY. Charlotte c. H. Miss SARAH W. daughter
William T. Walker, Of Prince Edward County Va
lrr Enquirer please
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.

~.
Rev MICHAEL OSBORNE, PRINciP,t
VIE winter session will on Tuesday Tho Io,h ~ T.
nnaFy' and win close on the drs day OF juno.
fRkS'n and Mrsic taught hitherto, and instruction win h.
gwen IN Vocal Mvic if suitable La nn;l.a
Inc Principal wou be pleased into his own fap
rev more young ladies' 20 whose department moral and rel,
gos culture faithful attention paid by himself and H..
Osborne - - - '>A an" MIS-
same as IN The additional charge
Tor fuel Of dollar five dollar, In
scholars. $3.50 Nv N""'' w 'os'uihS
Charlotte G. H. Va Dec. % Isl. i. IN .,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30
OVER SHOES.

EToR THE LADIEs-iadies Superior Patent India Rubber
y roes decidedly the handsoncs
City Ladies Of something very and
call the subscriber At h door Hubbard,
Gardner A Co.
SAMUEL, PITNTY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30

CLOVER-SEED CLOVER-SEED!
En BUSHELS prur crop Cloyer-seed--for sale by
wv de 20 WORKMAN MeCRUDRR 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30

JACK HINTON AT FIFTY CENTS.
ECOND supply Of Jack Hinton Guard-man
- sale. Cheap edition. so cents; with engavings 81
dc 30 J. w. RANDOLPH
HoR HIRE several dining from county
IL Also, a boy and small girls.
de FRY A. co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-30

Party Vests, Gloves, &c. ac., mt starr & Co.'s.
ATELY received from Jennings Establishment Broadway
~ " " splendid Of fancy Vests Gloves Scarf.
Cravats Byron Collars, sc. &c and for sale at
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE
de 10 Street.