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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-08

Dis. Pennsylvania (o4 members.)
IL. c. Levin, Native, succeeds Morris w
III. R. Ingersoli, w. reelected.
I'LL H. Campbell, ~, succeeds Smith, d.
IV.--Cnarles J. Ingerso D., re- elected.
V.-Jacob s. Yos, D.. reelected
vI.--Jacob Erinlan, D, sue. Jenks, w
Vll.-Ahm. K Mclivaine, w, reelected.
VIIi-John Slyohm. ~, succeeds Brown, w
lX.-John Ritter D. reelected
X-Richard Rrodhead, Jr. D., reelected.
No. y. Leih, D.. succeeds Bidlack, d.
I'D. Winat, D. succeeds Read d.
xTIT-James Pollock, " reelected
XiV.-Alexanier Ramsey, W, reelected.
XV-M. Mclean D., succeeds Nes W.
XTL-James Black, D., reelected.
XVIII. Blanchard, W., succeeds Irwin, ".
XVlI!.-Andrew Stewart, w, reelected.
XfX.-Henry D. Foster, D., reelected.
XXI. H. Ewing w, succeeds Dick
xXI-c. Darrah, w, reelected
NiI.-Wm: $. Garv::n. D.. succeeds HAYS, D.
XXIV-Joseph Burlington, w, reelected
Dist. Ono, (2l n cmbers)
jas. J. Faran, D., succeeds Duncan, D.
If. 4. Cunningham, d., succeeds Wei
lerD
III.-2ooert c. Schenck, w, reelected
lV.-Jos Vance, W.. reelected.
WIN. SAWYER, D. succeeds Po;,er, i.
VI.-Henry St. John, D., reelected.
vII.-Jos }. Mcdowell, D. reelected
vIII-Aen G. Thurman, d., succeeds Van
Metre, w.
IX.-Angu.,us L. PERIL, D, succeeds Flo
renee, w.
&c. Delano, w. succeeds Moore D.
XI-jaco5 Brinserhof, D., reelected.
xll.-Sam'l F. ya,on, W., reelected.
XIII. Isaac Parrish, D., succeeds Johnson, w.
EiY.-Alex. Harper, w, reelected.
Xv.-Jo.e n Morris, D, reelected.
XvI-yohn D. Cumln;n., D. succeeds Mat
thews, d.
XvlI.-Geo. Fries D., Succeeds McCausl;n, D.
XVlIi.-D A. Siarkwealher, D., succeeds Dean
Democrat
XIX.-Daniel r. Tilden, w, reelected
XX.-1oshua r. Giddngs, w, reelected.
XIII VI. Root, w, succeeds H. R. Brink
efhof, D.
Majority .or BARLEY. l,i9l &c. Harrison, %, 375
Dist. sor-a CAROLINA, {. membc7s.)
I.-James a. Slack, D e-elecied.
U.-Richaid r. Simpson, D., reelected
IH.-Jos a. Woodward, D., rejected
IVA. D. Sims, D.. succeeds Campbell, D.
v.-Are;.as Burt, D.. reelected.
Vl.-Isaac F.. Eolmes, D., reelected
vII.-R Barnweil Rhe,,, D., reelected.
ARKANSAS, q member.)
Archibald Yell, o., succeeds Cross, D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-08

Total 81 p % " " -
Democratic nett gam f.om ls4,, So!
In each OF the four districts making no choice,
the Democratic candidate was decidedly ahead
OF either his Wing or Abolition competitors
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.
Dist LOUISIANA, a nembers)
John Sliiell. D.. reelected.
lib. G. Thihoda@x W. sue Labranche, u.
IH-John B. DawsoI., D., reelected
lV.-Isaac z Morse, d., succeeds Bossler, D.
Dist. ILLINOIS, G. melnbers)
Robert Smith, D.. re-ciectej'.
U.-John A. McCernand, D.. reelected.
III-Orl:.ndo 3. fckln, D. elected.
Iv.-John wentworth d., reelected.
V.-S:sphen \. Douglass, d., reelected.
VI--Jcseph p aoge, D., reelected
VILE D. Baker, w.. succeeds Hardin, w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-08
WEINE OAK E0R SALE

tbs VALUABLE Farm IN AnteiiG CorlayfoT Pun
Saic.
DY virtue Of deed Of trust, duiy record- n
l. the Clerks Office OF Amelia county, sc W.
sell, 10 the highest bidder, o. Friday the I'll Dr.
ccmber next, (lsi4,) This valuable tract Of l.t.
living two miles from Jelersviie, containing l.'V
acres;-275 in original wool, very dneior tohacea
Go acres OF low grounds, and some tiae totacc.
lots; with two story dweling house, nicely Pa.a
ed inside and out, with three porc.es with 'lfDe-
pillars. nine good rooms and cellars, good 81
chen and rk-house; FIVE cabins-brick cha
MES 10 four of them; carriase-house, sIanaN
ice-house and tobacco barns: good garten, q.
chards OF almost every kind o!iruit-wlh ana'9f.
good settlement, for an overseer, with many 0'ao
advantages. This land will fe sold entire OF h
parcels 10 sui, purchasers for cash. Either &"
The trustees will show The land.
TILMON (. JETER,
JOHN A JETER, Trustee.
JOHN w. c. WINGO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-08

THE VicroRY-In New York when the in
,elligence OF the triumph OF Polk and Dallas in
Pennsylvania was received on Saturday night,
Ten thousand cheers rent The air. The wharves
and slips were crowded with people as The boat
nearcd the shore with the news and the news
flew on the wings OF the wind all over the city
Expresses were instantly started through New
York State with the accounts salute of twenty
six guns was fred in the Park-and every ma
uifes,alion was made Of popularjoy.
philadelphia SPIRIT efhs Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-08
VERMONT, q members

Dis. vermont, q memoers)
Solomon Foot, ". reelected.
II.-Jacob Co'iamer, w, reelected.
III.-Ceorge P. Marsh, w, reelected.
Iv-No choice We: o. Successor 10 Diling-
ham. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-08
MAINE. & members.

Dis. MAINE, MeNOers
NO choice ye, Of successor 10 flerrick. D.
H.-Eot=rl p Dunlap, D. reelected.
fit.-Laiher Severance, W., reelected.
IV.-No choice yet TO succeed Morse, w:
V.-No choice yet for either 23,h or 9th
Congress.
vl.-Hanniual Hamlin, D., reelected,
vII.-Hezeiiah Williams, D., succeeds Cary,
democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-08

Dist. GEORGIA, Is mcmbers)
I-Thos 3. King w fClinch, ".
II S. Jones, D. Stiles, u.
IlI.-W, 81. Poe, ". tCaalp il, ".
IVA. A. HARRISON, d. 2 Harai>o9, ID.
VI II. Lumpkin, ID. !: LumpGin, d.
NI.-uowel Con5, D. ? Cobb D.
VIA. II. Stephens, ". stephens, W.
Viil.-Rob, Toomts, w. Black, D.
Previous elections by General Ticket.
Elected as Wing bu. can't 50 Wing mea
sures
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-08

The Compiler regrets, that Pennsylvania should
have shown so little regard 10 her interests as 10
gire her vote 10 an Anti.Tafiff man, Mr.. Polk.
The Compiler forgeis, that in the keystone State,
Anti Bank feeling is, aiier ell as strong, ii not
stronger passion, than The Tariff spirit. The
Wings indeed attempted 10 dodge the question
but the Democrats OF Pennsylvania are TOO sa-
gscious TO be thus taken in They are TOO well
acquainted with the vices Of National Bank 10
give their confidence 10 The grea, Bank man, Fl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-08
Missouri. IS members
., - ~

Missouri: IS nemhers)
flames g. Bowin D., reelected.
=. James a. Relfe. D., reelected.
81 John s. Phelps, D. } u Bower, D.
s.: serlins Price, D. Hughes, D;
o L. f. Sims. D. j. Jameson, D.
ELECTED from the "Sofl" ;icset in consequence
OF Tie dea,a Of cae OF TIE candidates on the resu-
lar ticket, ia close upon lie election 10 allow The
vacancy 10 he filed. Maj. Sims is from Column,
bic, Tennessee, Polks hone, and supports he
election Of Pola ana Dallas. We take him on
trial a, DemocIa', though we have but a poor
opinion OF The "SOt:s" generally
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!, y. r,,,;to, ofthe caarles.on 1T,-e,,p

ARKANSAS, { member.o
Archibald Yell, D., succeeds Cross, D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-08

in his "Araior," Col. Taylor ays, that the
a,iemp, 10 make a naicn prosper by lcSislaiin2
for one eli S or portion al the expense Of another,
as the Protective system does, is like tying 10 a-
Ten man BY feeding him On slices CT! from his
own body.
, 1844-06-22
Notice..

FENIE Eian;er-' Tobacco Inspection Ware.
4 house l. now carried or by the sub-cri-
hers, VINO are prepared to de.natch bust
ness witHont delay. They take this opP"r-
tunity Of informing their numerous iriends
Of the necessity Of having their timber well
seasoned before their hOE-heads are set up,
as much good tobacco IL injured from hay
ing the hos-heaI made Of green and unsea-
soned timber.
The late law says that the length o(
.tave shall b. 81 inches, the hog-head 40
inches across the head, shall have 6 hoops,
and contain not less than q lbs. tobacco.
voolfolk & FIFE,
Now Inspectors.
The M;ssoUrian, Era and Reporter copy
> months weekly; Palmyra Wing, Jefferson
Incuirpr. Bponvillc Observer, Fa,ctte Times,
Glasgow Pilot. Liberty Banner, Platte Ea.
Gle. Western Ni-.onrian, Lexington Express,
Hannibal Journal. Paris sentinel. - Charlie
Advertiser, Bowling Green Radical aud Go,
.umbia Statesman will each insert the above
TO amount Of s. and charge this Office.
, 1844-06-22
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EAToTiCEishereby given that the under.
AI signed has taken out letters Of Tesla
mentary, on the estate ofJohn Maxwell, Sen.
decd, from the Clerk Of County Court OF
Pike county, hearing date the Tt OF Dec 81,
\. ID. 1913; al! persons, therefore who
have any claims against the estate of said
deceased are required 10 cxnibit tho same
duly authenticated fo~rallowance, within on,
year from the date OF said letters, or they
may be precluded from having any bcneft
OF said estate, and if sach claims are moi
presented within three years they will b
forever barred.
JOHN MAXWELL, Ex'r.
December %, 1913. 3y5
, 1844-06-22
Z. hR.4NiHA.lL

TNlLL act ~ our agent Ia receiving
w aud rcccipting for hides at his Sad
dler's shop. Persons indebted to me or to
the firm Of Campbell & Crane, will obligc
me quite as much b. payment in hides as
IN cash To the same mount. Debts doe to
J. ". Campbell, can be paid the same way &.
G. b. CRANE.
, 1844-06-22

wTYANTED at this Office, as an APP
E1 prentice to the printing business,
a boy Of steady and Industrious habits,
from II to seventeen years OF age.
February Ord 1914.
, 1844-06-22
The Masonic College Of Missouri.
TO THE PUBLIC.


1T GENERA. "'''i-0I =, y ~ -
'ii''ou'I' III l'"'~.'l' -
Inc UFd"a hou5e 81 ne me y Nv "''I
power 10 purchase """ U'." '''
purposes tiiE th"Hsah" ,'.'''s W'''" O. ,Si'
e'tstH' "a" ".-o 70 e-'anlSA anu C"h'''' "n
Asylum for ue5I',H'e c"ii1''i' anna Ns"'"'
and College az Leaning '"r me HhHs'''""
OF youth III 'Irtue an1 Sciener' ms a't
Of the Legislature vas, by the GfHtd hoasr'
at the annual "o"TocaHouI IN Octo5er, iNI5'
accepted and property has been purchased
consisting OF a farm Of over 20" acres, near
Palmyra. the cCunty-seat q Marion c'un-
", and 40 acres, situate in tie ,ame Ccun.
ty, twelve miles from Palmyra, contaln,r-
the College Building. Of ample dimensions
to afford accommodation for one hunilcd
strdeats.
The College j. situate eighteen mjics
from the Mississippi River, in one Of the
most beautiful fertile and healthy section.
of the State, ana ii the midst of a mora,
religious and iadustrious population.
At the meeting Of the Grand Lodg" in
Agril Gnst.) the institution was organized
by the aLostton Of a code Of Hy-Iaw= for
its Government. (Which willie published in
due time. ana the election Of REQUISITE Cii-
Gers ana P1ofessofz. !. WoItIin-ton Smith,
4. II. and G. n. of the Grand Lodge Of
Virginia, was unanimou.lv elected Frc.i
dent Of the COLLEGE. and 4. Patterson. 60,
of Favctte. Mo. was unanimously elected
Principal of the Asylum and Preparatory
SchooI' 10 those gentlemen '"' ""'I'N -
, 1844-06-22

We are authorized TO announce JOSH
Plus IRVINE, as a candidate for Consta-
bic of Cuivre Township, at the ensuing
August Election.
, 1844-06-22

We are authorized TO announce THoM-
As CASH, as a candidate for the office of
Assessor ofPike County, at the ensuing
August Election.
, 1844-06-22

STATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY
OF PIKE,
Pike Ci-cuit Court, April Term, l-ii-
THE following appear, a. past Of the
proceeding, Of said court on the sixth day
OF said term, VIZ:
Benjamin P. ciro'd' Covenant by
Richard Kerr.
TgV!IE pininGT ~ Jas. q. Broadhrad, ap-
4 rrar-, aud the said defendant though
so!emnly called comes not, but makes de-
fault. and it appearing from the SheriH's re-
turn, that the defendant can not be sum
mUued. Il is ordered by the court hat the
fcndau be notified that the plaintiff has
commenced an action of Covenant by At
tachmcnt against him in this court, Tor the
! sum OF lour hundred dollars, and that his
! property has been attached, and that unle,.
he DC ani appear Ia this cont at the next
term thereof, to be begun and held ut the
Court House in Bowling Green ia said couu-
tv of Pike, on the Third Monday in Septem
her next, and on or before the third day
| thereof, judgment viii be rendered against
Hiiil, ah' MS property SOFA 10 sdl-Iy the
samc-and it is further ordered by the court
that il copy OF this order be published in
some newspaper IN this State for four weeks
succes.ively, and continued
STATE OF MISSOURI, GO
County of Pike.
|, Simeon P. Robinson, CirIk Of the cir.
cult court for said county, certify that tut
foregoing is "A true copy of the order.
49, Witness my hand aud Official
Seal seal, lone at office in Bowling
49, Green, in said county, this the g.
day of May, 4 ID lSll.
:. p. ROBINSON, CLERK.
! Nay 18th, ls4i. 4w27
, 1844-06-22

STATE Gdsn or Of M riSs? Set.
PIKE Circuit Court, ,APra Term, 1874.
The following appears as part of the pro-
cecdiuss of said court or the Sixth day Of
aid term, w:
Francis Watts, and Hendleyl
K,ssiuser, Admt's. of Rich Debt
ara Notherland, decd. by
Tachariah Fell.
ETTaUE plaintiff, by G. Porter his Attor
a. ncy, appears, and the said defendant
though s~olcmnly called comes not. but
makes default, and IT appearing from the
SheIiG's return, that the defendant cannot
be summoned. 1t is ordered by the court
that the defendant be notified that the plain
til has commenced an action of Debt by
Attachment against him in this court, for
the sum Of four landed and thirty seven
dollars, and eighty four cents, and that his
property has been attached, and that uples,
he be and appear in this court at the next
tenn thereof. 60 ba begun and held at the
Count House IN Eowiing Green. in said coun-
ty Of iIke, on the third Monday of Septem-
her next, and on or before the third cav
thereof, Judgment viii be rendered against
lin, and nts property sold to salty the
same, and !: i further ordered by the court
thata cory al Ills order be published in
ONE rcwspa.e e. in thi. State for four weeks
succc--iyeIv, AM continued. e
STATE OF MISSOURI -
County Of FiAe.
l.. Simeon P. Robinson, Clerk of the Cir
cult Court for SAID county, certify that the
foregoing isa tue cory of the order.
}>aRL. seal. Done At olice in Bowling
f~~A Green, in aid county, this the
0ih Day Of ny, l-iI.
:. ?. ROBINSON, Clerk.
.T.v I2tl, 1~fl. AVER.
, 1844-06-22
Administrators Notice.


NOTICE is hereby given, hat the
- undersigned has obtained oi the
Clerk of the County Court Of Pike
County. letters Of Administration on
the estate of James H.. Davis, de-
ceased. dated Jan. 30 1914, all per-
sous indebted to said estate, are re-
qucsted to make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said
estate, are requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
wear from the date Of said letters or
they may be prcchded from having
any benefit Of said estate, and if not
exhibited Within three years. they
will he forever barred.
ANDREW J. DAVIS. Admir-.
Feb. Sd. 1914. 3w--13.
, 1844-06-22
-Ears1,inativc EJEcEs%"s.

1t this season Of tie wear. JoHe.
complaints are ALWAYS very tcuya.e-
,o.ue and ~lrc4ncnty dangerous: eve
~ l1ui.y should therefore. Ire Pr"rI
icd W..s u box a., these ia... o--~.
which viii @.ay ta" mu,ajI rE,,..'-
y Of the bowels, restore tie checked
Precipitation ,,au ran facilitating dis
cHu-cs. and 10 a >,or; 'uoa cue the
taos; i,vctarate case ot d.ar'rue,
chronic dv>cGtery, "; i,hi,aai loose
ness. They are very pleasant in the
taste. and are so.: N the low price a..
p cents Il box.
T.. 4. Fahrcstacl's Nr-lnHf.,rs
Pnls. a rcnr.e h-t c#, ..eut c.r'ar..,.
expressly adro'rl for r.n!'r .hls-
ic: and are moi surpassed hg any 9TH
rr pitl in use. ta-a,l cases In which .
catl ar,,c Is indicated. Thrv VII!
Operate rh,~uug''y without GRIPPING.
Piirc > cents. fra boy ca.tr...
so pills.
Tnaumanic. or C.u-n nats.rn. :.
ya'uh'c remedy ar Csu-ls & Colds.
p..re %. Cou.h Lol.u-as. 'I..as.
Lolrnrcs posses; a.: IT,, ,.r..ss O..
, 1844-06-22
fg9a'Ezsiaia'e Pigs.


Jesse r. SMITH, would inform the
- public, that he has on hand, and will
he constantly supplied with full blooded
Berkshire Pigs, and will dispose ofthem
on liberal terms 10 such as are DESTROYS
Of improving their stock of Hogs. His
breeders were purchased in New Jer-
Sey and Illinois.
Ashley, March, 29th, 1914. ly2l
, 1844-06-22
b. A. FahneStock's Vermiluge.
4 Sure Remedy for Worn!s.

- A.. FAiINESTOCk'S Nefmi-
az tugr, Il Perfectly Safe and Ger
ain Cure Tor Worms. Certificates
of its efficacy can be seer at the
store Of the subscriber sufficient to
satisfy the II ost incrcduIous. We o.
Ter the following as 4 proof Of It's al
, 1844-06-22
g. : = - EsiS,
~ ACC,,

HAVING located in Warrenton, (Mo.,)
offers his professional services 10 the
citizens of WarrenCounty He will al
50 attend the Circuit Courts Of Mont
gomcry, Pike, and Lincoln Counties.
December, 1919.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
SOUND DOCTRINE.
Tram fLe RuU,In .S,IrerJi,rr

We cannot shut our eyes to the causes .i.,, have
wrought The disastrous result all deIlor They
plans obvious pail abe. We have been oyetw htlmrd
by the alien OF The country. Controlled by nutui
demasosues 1t has been brought 10 bear almost the
vuie o one against And even inure, there
be d9nb, that thousands p alien votes manuiac
iured pr this special purpose by the al PERJURY
and he industrious frauds. These lhlses are be-,
yond all dispute. Bu shall wr abandon what we have
bre contendGg for IN order 10 Incidental col
lateral eyill
Let rs look at this matter Ike sober, rational men,
What is 10 be gained by association with the Natives
or, rs they now style themselves the American Hepub
can Patiy2 Ihut rafly hss existence ont Of great
cites and m but few 81 ihen and where II has eS.
sence we have those composing voting according
10 ibrr luTner rudilectuus, and very mnny ui ihem
voting directly agalnsi all for which we have been con.
tending. w are the bratn party. II would therefore
DE idle, Tor us 10 think OF carrying The day unasssed,
and " ha hope have IT aid lrvn tie dominant pBt;y
IN The flush 81 It's lriumph2 They arc content with
things as hsy are, aud would Ike notlng better than
that the WI ss s1nd, by oreanizaiion, operate
external pressure kcepevery thing snug and pre-
vent bul,'ng. No, We have nothing gain by joining
The Native American Parry. but every thing 10 LUST.
II would result In hulhln9 but deita al. lnnuus defeat.
lur would be incurred by atahdunent OF nnr n
distinctive principles. Blu, this and bound 10
do. As iaiul Conservatives al Tree Republicans Instr
tuions; 4a;cita zfns, hclhor ui native or-
eisn birth, have interest in guarding the
puny ol Elective FRANCHISE, aud prevent It's desecratn
by tue frauds We have witnessed. We can say that we
VII 90 for such will render such frauds i'm
possible for the future. We invite al. Ia
The platform we occupy and unite with in this great
aud necessary work
In ihls wav. and this only, We hone fir success
We make 20 lnyidiuus Distinctions We make man.
religion or blfh an objection To bim but Go insist
lhal shall be taken which Will thacnslly prevent
the fnfiiess Of citizenship eccolios marketable <on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

nudity .-Why should place an eternal bar Of spa
nilnn between aud lhose that, events snow
hold The bsisnce Of power Il would b. suicidal las DIS
Rather lei us shaw them that We have comm
interest IN this mattel sud they aad their children have
~ deep stake ". and ours IN their calm, s6ec-
ting ,nomenls--snd there are thousands Of them win
experience such momehtsihey will enrIy any
The proprey If such alterations in the laws Of nara
a2aon and sneh preysnliycs Of fraud the exgenees
Of e ease demand.
may win thousands 10 our rarLs who would bs t,r
ever repeed by the formation Of party whose leading
principle nrul dema2ngncs wpuld successfully represent
Ia be opposition large class Of vlefs. because VI thu
accident ofhnh The greatest casu,,y ,ha, could be-
ial this country wond be war o The that coin-
pusr its people. The natives in such cuptrst would
not all be arrsyed on side They would be
y divided hat Ihose Of foreign birth would have The
Trolling voices aud II would be the aim VI tho surcrssa.
parry keep than IN anch condi,i,n III moral aud ia
,elecoai culture that they could be easily pursuaded
b, skllul appeals 10 then passions and prejudces.
In every h2hi that We can view H. We should consid-
or the formation oan Exclusively Native parry ~ un-
wise aud Xp,dent II would be sure 10 defeat itse
and Ivy the division II wond cause among those rea,
seeking ile pmd III the country would throw The GUYS
efnnen, into the hands Of ihuse WIN would administer il
soely with eye IN their personal sePrnr,'izm.n
Let us Wings. therefore, by all means hold tss, ou.
integrity nor bate at i,,le ii our aims or hopes
ever making upon all abuses. and exeriing every
constitutional eiort 10 correct ,l,em. bai keeping cnl
slany Ia view az paramount 10 every thing else, tho
great leading principles snd measures 10 which We ara
now and forever pledged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
W IN great respect,
LUCY BARBOUR


The letter Of this dist npusbed lady, published Sat
niday we hear from various sources has made strong
sensation among the Why ladies of Richmond. il
donbiedly Ill throughout the Commonwealth Wa
understand that preparatory measures are IN progress oi
arrangement Tor carly and decided action lur carrying
Mrs Baroons Suggestions into execution. Of which The
public viii soon lean and hear loo, with morh
pleasnre that statute is preferred a service OF plate.
as more worthy "i Henry Clay, and Of the patriotism of
the ladies 0 Virginia aud effective in transmitting
The phbi STATESMAN 10 pascry, aud In kludlug noble
emulation IN the hsdms ol The youth Of our country!
Lei but the ladies' of Richmond. upon whom natural
~ dey0yes IN the first place, GENITAL 10 ~ silin, and
almost Unanimous IN sentiment. the urignain of
snfes. prosecute The design with active though iudcons
SPIT, aud us mllls'meni is pnc,d h1erd c,n,n
etncy Heaven be pralstd for giving Them hearts which
are mol lass true 10 The affections, Than alive to true
glory.
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.H'ahT'EfP.

EtY authorl, Of twQ DEGREES oil lie circuit superior
court OF Inv aud ehaucery III Nelson county, pro
nouuced the Sh Of Oc,oher 1911, IN the oil Jno
j Brown s Co. aaaiusl llarrod B. Scoll aud others,
and filoWarls against the same; shall ON the Isl
day of January mkt the premises sell TO the highest
BREEDER, the TRACT OF LAND formerly owned BY
said scott, adjoining the town OF i1sugsioa confirming
upwards OF twenty acres and on Hht1h there IS areo
DWELLING 10 81 with ciaYeuirp. out heusl :
suahe t,r a rl.ssloual nan. Terms of solr.-Sixfy
daars 10 cash. aud the aance in slN. twelve and ell
letn months, IN equal usalmenfs secured by bonds
viii approved security, and ttIa wnhIel to The
ultimate payment. CilA'S. pERROW,} ro,,,.
:. CLAIBORNE, )
NV, % III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

HeCRsl ANT to the provisions oia Deed oi Trust.
executed Ia ihe suosctlhef hy Thomas II. Saead, t"
secure certain debts therein menlanrd whrh said deed
Is duly recorded in the Clocks Office o Bedford county
cuutt shall ol.f Tor sale. the 2nd day of December
neX Tor cash. IN front Of the Market house IN the town
OF l. achbarg, certain ue4m slave named Abram, 30
or 40 ytars 81 age And the 80 day Of december
next II far, # nut, on the neN fair day thereafter, at the
late residence OF T. H. Sned, the following properly 10
wit: Two Horse Wagon. one Mich Cow / other
hesd OF Cattle, bead nl Sheep. TO head OF Hogs. >
Feather Beds aud Furniture. one Sdc.bpat {Mahnga-
nv y Que Folding Table aud small ranas, Clock,
doz. Minds Chairs, and all the Fable aud Kitchen
Furniture; alsn Shot Gun and new Boats. with The
utensils llereuno belonging much taereof as may
be necessary pay oil AMI discharge The debts secured IN
said de,d and The and Charges attending the said
sale 'fhe title is believed 10 be good bel acting
Tmsee shall only convey such te as is vested IN
by the deed aioresald
CHAM L CARTER, Trust
Oct, 81 l3D