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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07
LOUISA RAILROAD.


Charlottesville, SiaHHton, LynehJWg aud The Vir-
ginia Springs.
an Eta feEgs1 Esfsssa Ezsis-l
kNsZ4 44S zs WI -SsiiEsflseeA- SsestRE
FARE TO STAUNTON REDUCED TO IS.
To Lynchburg, seven dolats-To Charlottesville,
Five Dollars.
NIGHT IRA YELLING 4 FOTDED-AND GREAT.
LY INCREASED EXPEDITION.
fIE public hereby Informed that under arrange.
Fare between Richmond and Siiunton Is rcduccdt
s5-and on and after the LIST Of May, will be reduced 81
10 Lynchburg, and 50 dollars ~ Charlottesville.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad at IL A..
~, roach the Junction 10 breakfast ami thence proceed
together with arriving the Junction from the
ny stages 70 Charlottesville reaching Charlottesville 10y
VI, aud Cookies 5 miles Wes hy night Leave Cookies
morning 10y day hight tho Blue Rlgc At SUNRISE
and arrive at Saunton 10y 10 "a VI.
The Guyandoie uc leaves stanton al III VI, reaches
Clover Dale by night and leaving thcfc morning
Callghans 10 Dinner an1 passing the White Sulphur al
y VI, arrives az LcSisburg 10y z VI. the day, u
hours sooner than the route by Lynchbug The whole
expense s cas, and trip IN the week Is feo days
sooner.
Tho Natural Bridge Line leaves saunton on Tuesdays
Thursdays aud Saturdays Con the altcrnnic days,
Ias will be furnished Al II W, reaches Lexington by
nIht Leave next morning lay light aud arrive at the
Natural bridge TO Breakfast, where passengers
until after Dinner aud reach Dbrclrs Springs 10y night
eave next morning aer breakfast reach Calaghan's
Dnner andtho White Sulphur spnngaby p NJ, GroidiHR
,fghf frGrci entirely
fho roads splendid, in the aud fall and the
tszu1a and coaches were never a. fine heretofore.
These Lines the Main Mail Routes, and Passengers
hrePreforence over all oihc at any point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07
FUTURE DAYS.
BY ISLoEs & BRoTuER
REGULAR SALE DAY.-rs

REGULAR SALE DATs-Ta..aays. Than.
rS- Liberal cash advances will he made ON eysry de-
'eripuon Of Goods consigned for public sale.
On Saturday Morning, October 9Th, commencing A.
= 70 front Of store vii! be sold variety Of de-
Beds Bedding and Bedsisads
Mahogany Bureaus, sideboards, &c:
Large sale of Seascnab'e Clothing.
Al the same time, commencing At 10 oeloe< n,....,
Tn sei large eonsgnment Of seasorable Clothins,
rook Coats, Cashmere Psnts OF ali ser I'd ss
terms, Beaver Over Coats. 49,
large assortment OF eoar,c Coats and c,..,., p,,
suitable for servants wear. Bale without reserve
q D, Auets.
Gold and Silver Watches
VII be added several superior Gold and Silver iey,r
Naiches- 10 sale positive.
oez INLoEs BROTHER, Auet..
BY DAVENPORT s. ALLEN
SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.
On Wednesday October l2th II 10 O'Clock will n. sl,
al the store recently occupied by Josiah r. hbbo,t F.
the large and very valuable Groceries wno'
&C, Conveyed by deei Of Trust by Mr. Abbott for The
The terms Of sale will be cash for all sums Lea. than
sOO ami for sioO or overs months cred-for snnro,.t
paper. Amongs,the stock there ara shout -PP'0'e1
30 gallons choice Sherry Wine, cost from sIi to o.
go ds do Old Madeira do
80 do superior Old Port, retailing AZ al
20 baskets Champagne
4W gallons choice anu Old Brandy
Errahne Gunpowder Tess
Do Young Tyson DO
10 JUGS Holland Gin
Od Peach Brandy
Principe Cigars
Preserved Ginger, spieIs
Coffee Sugars
loo gallons Old Granada Rum
IUJ dezen bottles Oh sherry, Port and Maieirs, &c
portion OF The above Liquors is put up in Demobns
am parcels suited TO hmi les will be offered.
ihe above choice selected offers great indt.a
neni TO Groeers, Families and others
BY order OF the Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07
FACTnRY - nENr

I'VE Factory present occupied by Messra Martin and
MALONE, conveniently situated nc county Count
House is for rent together with al the necessary frures
Tor tho extensive Manufactured Touscco AMI possession
given the let Jay Of January. For terms which will oc
uoseraic Apply TO Dayii BARCLAY ir :, rhockoe Ware.
house, or 10 GRETTER a PEAKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07
FARE.
RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
KAlL-MOAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY.
meeting Of the President and Directors Of the
n Richmond, Ere S.deksbuTg and Potomac Rail Road
Conpany, 3lth NAV, 1872:
Win The view OF vornE, far possible. the local
rav" on both lite Louisa ani Frederic ssburE Rail Roads:
Reached Tha, tie price OF the Return Ticket between
Richmond or other points the Richmond, FTedercks-
burg and Potomac Road, and points the Louisa all
Road, short Of Gouionsvle, be placed And amer the
10Th lgne At one ihrd only the price Of the full ticket
AMI points ola the Richmond and Ere ksburg Road
short Uf between points
the oad be placed and ater the bovc Jiic
one fourth oaiy the price Of tie full ticket, instead Of
half
That the price Of the ticket and return ticket between
Riehmond aud Gordonsyile, from and ater the above
named date, be reduced TO dollars aud y and
between Richmond aud Fredericksburg, 10 dollars.
true copy from the minutes.
ic4 4 W MkCHURDO, Treas'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07
BY r Il DICKINSON.

WAGON, HARNESS AND HORSES.
On Saturday the h usan 81 10 o'clock will be ,olt
very superior Wagon and Hirness tut little used
Also, several good Work Horses
Oc5 pun A..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07
BY r. II. DICKINSON.
FOUR NEGROES


Tina morning A. lOt O'Clock front Of nv or. uiu
Se 500 Tour hssy Nertoes one Of them Negro M.n,
Old AL Of the from the country AMI OF good ehsr,rt.r
80 X ~ ID, Anctr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07
p1IMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
NV BOOKs-strrrrnrn2 30.

NEW BUOkS-SEFTFMBrR 22d,
ID ECElVED AZ Randolphs Bookstore Treatise on the
n diseases of tho Heart and great vessels and ON the
affections which may DO mistaken or hem hy Hone
D. FR Hofthe Royal Medical Society OF Fdlnburgh with
moi ea hy G w Pennoch N n, Of Phliaiclpha
Rnmanc Biography of tho age Of Rlzabeh or sketches
NJ lie from the bye wsya OF history, by the Benodlcve
Bretheren Of Gendalough edited By w g Taylor 4 T. ID of
Tunitv College, Dublin, 2 vols,
The Man NJ Fortune andotheT tales Of Mrs Gore vola
History ofthe Unitod Statos, hv Emma willard.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07
NOTICE.
FTFl<fS[N S5xes .ss,sEt ~. q llE'f&tfH
hslliiLIlOg 81
ss:ss;z.sS<x:s;sE -; -; ..s.s5,rsi;ss.l

IRON and after the 25lh Of April riweekly line 81
noats TO Lynehburg, will leave Richmond and Lynch
burg Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday, o'clock, 4.
NJ. BY this arrangement enabled 10 form conncc.
lion with the Western Stages OF LYuchhuTg oar
scotisvile Boats will usual Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday evening at O'Clock, p. NJ Asto the
nienee and expedition by this all others going
West fIOm Richmond or the vicinity shall say soy
Thing, bu refer passengers and others these who have
travelled on our boats
ap23-if BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07

The commojious Brick Tenement lately oc
AKA cupicd br Mrs. Hillary Baker, opposite Trinity
klktU Church. Possession may bc obtained the
s-kas ist day Of October next. For terms Gin my alb.
sc n RICHARD REINs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07

> lORE FUN rem u,
The eligible store ncItto + II Taylor's Music
(Ff3A Store. For terms, apply TO
ftItN Pu TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07
FOR NEW YORK

Mr. The regular packet schr Gladiator, Kelley,
sSEE master, having part Of her cargo eng3ged and
~ will meet with dis patch. For balance of freight,
apply the master ON board az Pickett's wharf
&c MM ROMIETr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07
BAROUCHEs AND BUG
GYs, AT PRIVATE SALE, AND AT
REDTTCEn PRICES

II ORERr hill has consignment Of cify made Car.
II ragcs, narouchcs amt BuFrys which he will sell AZ
such rriccsas will no doubt give satisfaction.
Persons 10 want OF either OF the above articles will
fud gtcay 10 their advantage 10 give him call before
purchisins elsewhere the ariicc made good
AMI wors m1uisc ulHnucT, AMI consigned O. him % sell
Walsh hc iuiclds 10 90, f good article AMI low price
". Do u iry advantage 10 cffeciiuEa sale.
or ffafu sfrrsf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07

EEE The | coppercd ship HGiklirGy, John
hfEEb Mich olson, master. AZ City Point, where Nh
S'ksAE will be loaded with all possible despatch. /,
freight or passage, apply 10
F. ANDERSON e. co, or
500 Il CHARLES PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07

The store NJ pJcselt occupied 10y the subscTib.
f{A Or, on Main strcA-One Of the best stands In the
Estn city for tho dry Goods any other business
--A-s- For terms, apply 10 "
fg t9 II CUNNINGHAM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07

xS1- The ine schr JOSEPHINE, Captain Joseph
,FfN Robinson, now loading, will sail about the 2ist
1870 instant For freight passage, having superi'
Accommodations, apply hoard. al Ralston a Plea.
SAINTS whar.to FISHER A. SON. or
HASkINS a. IluUY.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-30
MIS- Ell ECU s.
Hungarian Tales & Legends,
BY MISS PARDOE.
CHAP. TX.
THE VENETIAN BRIDES.

In the early days Of the Venetian Repub-
lie, there existed custom borrowed from
earlier antiquity. On a certain day in the
wear the afianced maidens Of Venice, rich
and poor, noble and plebeian, walked in
procession, alfred in robes symbOlical of
their virgin purity. The poor had dowers
from the state-small, but as large relative
N to their condition as were settled upon
the daughters Of the noble and the wealthy.
The annual day selected for the process
Sion Of the betrothed and their friends was
that Of the Publication Of the Virgin, on the
second Of every February; and the year in
which the-eVent communicated took place
was that Of l944. Numerous contemporary
and successive authorities allude to the
pOmp and circumstance by which it was at
tended, to give peculiar force Of example to
the scene. Many Of the brides were related
10 noble houses; the state bowers 1.-The mag
ni6cent presenrs Of the several friends OF
the parties, with emulous pride exhibited,
and the presence of several illustrious stran-
gers, gave more than usual attraction 90 the
approaching fete. The slender dover tC
each Of the poorer daughters of the state
was carried by them in little Golfer, called
ArceuG, in those simpler days sufficient Il
hold their entire fortune; for, according t
The old chronicle, il was not the custom Il
mako a trade Of the affections, though the
were glad to do 80 Of every thing else, beinI
remarkably exact and mercantile people
with their eye upon the property Of othe
states as we'll as their own. Twelve OF tn
higher ranks were headed by the DOge, th
council and its attendants in stateI and
was customary for the whole procession in
20 enter the church in the little island {
Olivolo, where they awaited their bride
9Fooths, surrounded BY thrOngs Of spectator
and heard the mass, followed by discouTl
upon reciprocal duties, which we had rattle
leave 10 the Imagination Of our fair reader
the oraiory Of the Fra AgostinO LOngayeni
being, like that Of our humorous fTier
Friar GeTund, not a little inclining TO
lengthy. The bishop confirmed each pa
il good matrimonial behavior; gave them b
benedicsiOB, when Immediately each Ben
dict, having finished a world of ceremonie
. took bis companion BY the hand, and, wi
their new dover, they made the best Of the
way 10 enjoy themselves with the feast, d
song. and The dance, in their own little fe
tive circle at home.
Such was the customary usage; but
did not reach that pleasant point without
tonuplion on that day, just ushoring in q
palmy tide Of Venetian power. Her vario
islands we're peopled thick as with race
moiling ants; forests Of shipping throng
her shores, and the remote island Of Olive
was liked upon &c the reunion Of the pr
and beauty Of Venice, little dreaming hl
near 70 them 10y concealed the mysteries
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-30
R@8 RI.


COMMUNICATE.
utcide's ExcuSe--Life all sorrow and pain
Why wall man live to heave the sigh
Why bear his heavy load?
ls il crime to dare 10 die
To die, and meet thy God?
'Tis nought but sorrow here on earth
IT'S nOught but pain and woes
Mans destin'd, from his early birthS
To miS'ry here below.
His days are few, his sOrrOws great,
His Joys are not secure;
How weak, how vain his mortal state'
His hopes and bliss impure.
His steps beset with artful wiles,
Dark dangers on each hand
fIs words betrayed by treach'Tous smiles
His thoughts are basely scann'd.
His actions trUmPeted aloud,
By envy and by spite;
The lest, the scOrn Of every crowd,
To earth hateful sight.
To trust his friendship is a crime,
For that he meier does prove
And loathsOme is the weary time
When man will speak Of love.
His love is feigu'd-his Oaths are lies
His friendship but u snare;
His reckless honor has no ties,
But interest or seli-eare.
In viest form man is conceived,
To answer any will:
Deceives his friend, himself deceived,
His purpose TO fulfil.
Oh! why endure this earthly strife
Say, why endure this pain!
'Tis God that care mans hateful life,
And God shall hare ogain!
Then courage, o my dropping heart,
Thy throbs shall have an end
Then dare to act the nObler part,
And welcome Death, thy friend. w.
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the lew changes which the festival under.
went, Il formerly assumed the name Of Fes.
ia dele Marie; il also became highly patri-
clan IN Its character as we'll as national: and
it still continued to be celebrated on the
day OF the Publication. STRANGERS from all
sides hastened to witness its happy and in.
nocentFites, for never pirate again placed
foot up - the citadel isles Of the sea. The
festal day, in truth, became carnival such
as was never equalled in any part Of Italy,
which continued upwards of eight days; II
received the name Of Ludi Mariani; and
the Marian Games, like the Megalesi, the
CEREAL., the FIoTeali, aud so many Others,
became theme for the poets.
During these eight days, twelve among
the loveliest maideus were escorted with ali
pomp and honor through the city, aud they
were selected equally from different parts,
having equal votes assigned to them on the
score of virtue as of loneliness. II was the
province of the DOge TO confirm the choice
made; the respective parishes furnished the
state and decorations of the festival, and the
nation gladly supported festival which each
day supplied a new spectacle. They also
made expeditions by sea, where they we're
received in STATE by the Doge in his Bucen.
taur; formed a magnificent procession and
went subsequently, to return thanks at the
church. They then accompanied the Doge
to San Marco, from the lion-steps of which
he addressed the assembled throngs, and
gave them his paternal benediction,
first to lead them 10 battle, and the last tC
return. They were then considered doubly
favored BY Heaven, and the Marie, as thel
were termed, were courted aud feted b,
patricians and citizens Of the highest rank
Il is humiliating to human pride to trac,
the progress of corruption in the best ant
most innocently devised ceremonies, whicl
had their origin in the purest and grandes
motives. It is with reluctance we are boun
: TO add, that with the alteration Of early Gus
+ toms and manners, women Of very diffeI
: ent or rather Indifferent character found the
way into the places Of the pretty Marie
} till al length the patience Of the magistrate
} and Of the people became alike exhausted
wooden images were substituted, and in
stead Of being attended, like the brides Q
J lVetIcsy with ~POmP and oiEruanztEnea, the
were heartily pelted BY throngs Of boys an
J girls; -aS il to show that the influence {
] beauty must have an end.
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MEMoRY.-It is strange-peThaps the
strangest Of all the minds intricacies-the
sudden. the instantaneous manner in which
memory, dark store houses in which long
passed events have been shut up for years.
That signal, be it look, tone, an odor, a
single sentence, is the cabalistic word Of the
Arabian tale, at the potent magic of which
the door Of the cave of the robbery Forget
fulness, is cast suddenly wide, and all the
treasures that he had concealed displayed.
Upon the memory of the traveller rushed up
the visions of his youthful days; the sports
Of boyhOod, the transient cares, the quarrels
soon forgotten, the pains which passed away
like summer clouds; the pure sweet joys Of
youth, and innocence, and ignorance of ILL
that never return when once passed away.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-30

BRoTHER AND SIsTKR.-As fathers love
their daughters better than sons, and mo-
theirs love their sons better tlan daughters,
SO do sisters feel towards brothers more
constant sentiment. of attachment than to-
wards each other. None of the little 7aDi-
ties, heart-rending> iealousies, that. alas!
poor human nature, are but apt to spring
up III fetiale hearts, can arise between bro
Their and sister: each is proud Of the success
Of the other, because it cannot interfere With
self-nay, on the contrary, IS hstteriIg 10
self Hence, if there be bond Of family
union more free from The selfish blots that
interrupt all others, ID IS that which exists
between an aHectionate sister and brother.
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ANCIENT EGYPF.-Egypt compFehended
anciohtIy within limits ofno very great ex-
tent, no fewer than tlbenfy fhoiisdnd ihkabi-
Ted cities. This is stated 70 haze been the
case under Amasis, when the number Of in-
habitanls in them, according 70 the same &C.
count, was almost incredible. rs ancient
kings are said 10 have kept armies of 800. 600
men in their service.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-30

An inventory has lately been taken of the
crown diamonds, pearls, &c, of France
The number Of these is computed at 81 ,3l2,
weighing 2s,75l carats, and valued at 2l,-
9OO, 26O francs. The inventory taken on
the return Of Louis the Eighteenth from
Ghent-to which place the crown jewels
were removed for security when the King
left Paris, on the approach Of Napoleon from
Elba--is said TO have given the sattie results
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-30

TRARs.-Thsrs are few things more beau.
tiful than tears. whether they are shed for
ourselves Or others they are ever the meek
and silent effusions Of sincere feeling. All
strong passion, " isItitstand mightiest move
ments within us, IS necessarilv voieeIsss -
and II there Wer8 10 Kin n ,annsi br = hieh
Is exrrbersnes might vsin 90 ssss -. sesn
herself might haya cause g srenhles
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-30

"No."-The celebrated John Randolph
in one Of bis lotters 10 young relative, 6ays
81 know nothing that am 90 anxious goa
should acquire as the faculty ofsayine sno.s
You must expect unreasonable requests %
be preferred 10 you every day of your life,
and must endeayoT TO deny with rs much.
facility and kindness as yon acqniesca.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-30

WORSE THAN THE. TooTHAoHE.--A Dutch
man, in proceeding to q place from snee
he hedrd the cries Of distress, discovers one
OF his neighbors lying under stone Wall
which hal fallen upon him and fractured hz
legs. Well, neighboF VandeFdikin, vat ish
de matter vid you!' wat! Wy you sees my
condition, vid all desc pig stones upon me
and boie mine legs pEcke Of close % mine
poddy. Mine Cot, said Hanss. fish dat ell
you holIsled so Ike a. tivil, thougkt yor
Was got &c tooahaene.'
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Dow, Jr., of the New York Sunday Mer-
curry, in a late sermon on the importance Of
preparing 20 die, addressed the ladies thus-
.'Ah! soon those sparkling eyes will lose
their lastre in the dim evening twilight OF
existence. Time will kiss every particle oil
paint from your cheeks-the roses will fade
| in the wreath of lOveliness, and you will be
no more an object Of attraction than dried
mullen stock in q sheep pasture a-
-
To man, he said -" What is-man but 1
vegetable that springs frorn tie dust buds
blossoms, ripens, soWs its seed, and then .
malgamates with It's original dust! In thl
spring -tims of youth he hourishes like
squash vine near barn yard-in the sum
mel. time Of manhood he exhibits both fruit
and howers-in the autumn Of age he with
gers and decays-eand then the winter Of deaf
hides him forever from the Wbrld. /"
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fate, the no longer dreaded pirate bands, so
recently wOrsted by the great DandOlO-
"That hushed in grim rePOse expect their evening
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
AUCTION AND MISSION
BUSINESS.
.uEx. WILLIE TIL bot.

LAt1AAE 1sHAnOH.
. HAVING taken the house recently occupied by MIR.
Il II. McCraw, few doors above the Franklin lilo
eel ,anders his his friends and the public, as
auction :.Md Commission Mere hn"t.
Ie will attend to the sale OF Real Estate, Negroes
Horses and every description OF Merchandise
His acquaintance with the resident dealers IN NO
groes as well as pretty extensive acquaintance In the
contp uous ncghlorhood will afford I'm every iae''y
in the sale Of hat species Of property Ills .acouS
rom and cellar will enable him to keep in gooo cond-
ion every article of merchandise he may receive on con
tlgnncnt.
lie deems il futile to make flourish Of promise and
WILL therefore, only say, that he will be grateful for pat
ronage and those who bcsow it, may rely upon justice
at his hands.
lie will take charge Of Negroes to be offered Tor suit"
either privately publicly, and board them at % cents
per day until the sale is effected Reasonable advances
property in hand
REFERENCES.
Sp,itbson r. Dorts ST. John J. Pmris
Richard 1Wec John ioll'u
Mckinney g. .hosby Hc'ry fdr"
Nc Co,Llc 8. Nc Daniel Uhite, 1drdyS' irvine
Burton T. Rodes Hancock g. adams.
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send
count to this Office for collection.
Dec l3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
EOK ESKE.HE.V.
TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE ola Deed oflrust. executed to the sub
I'D scribers by Lemucl Shelton, the 2ithday OF March,
lS4 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Psyl
vana County. to debt due Thompson Robertson.
we shall, either of us, sell Robcrsons Store.
Friday the Dist day Of January 1912. to the highest
bidder at public auction for cash. the SL.iI'ES con
veyed in said Trust Docd-to wit: Green man: Annlca
and her three children; Jim; Alkaline, and Isaac Majors
man; Moses and Nancy two work Horses, aad three
Cows. The title to the above mentioned property is be
lievcd to be good but will convey such only is
ted mus by virtue OF said Trust Deed.
JACOB T. COLES, } D..
JOHN ROBERTSON,
Jan st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
Trust sale Of Negroes &c.

PURSUANT to the provisions of deed of trust. ex-
4 ecuted to the undersigned by Hill McCraw. for
certain purposes therein mentioned and of record
IN the Hastings Court for the Corporation OF Lynchburg
shall, on Wednesday, the !nh day oi January expose
10 sale by way oi public auction In the highest bidder,
for cash. at the residence Of said MeCnw, the town
of Lynchburg,
SEIE.N FERI I.1LU.7BLE SL.iTES.
And sundry articles OF Household and Kitchen Furni
turc. WIN. DANIEL, Jr., Trustee
Jan.r3 tlaJ