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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-21
COMMlSSlONER'S SALE OF
Real and pcrsnr fstate

Eet AM tna decree Of he ccnl' superior
II OF aw and ehancey, for Amherst county. in the
Of Cornelius Sale, and others pills vs. Thomas \
Eubank, and others, Defendants pronounced on the 3Oh
day OF August. 1871, the undersigned will on Friday
The 9Th day ii November lSi1, proceed at the house OF
said Thomas n Eubanh in said county Of Amherst to
sell 10 the highest bidder. for cash, the following
SLAVES,
together with any increase Of the females since the lsh
day Of frruary lsi3 that is to say, Phil aud his wife
Lu.r. loa and his aa Ann. Davy and his wifi. Dorcas
their three children Guslayus jackson and A YOUNGER
child, and Ddsry wonln
And at The same Tine and place, the TRACTS or
LAND, fl. wing that is 10 say Ist The residence Of
said f.abank ca led the Wilderness. containing $50
ACRES, s;Nty OF which being Jaues River bnt5m.-
ID. Another tract #ntaning IL ACRES, within a
mile # james River, and miles from Lynrhburg
twenty Acrs oil cleared Land, the balance good obaero
Iaud. and fin y numbered This tract is ienauted al
TINS tnr and has upon it, sio2l Dwelling and Other
Gut houses 2fd Another Tract containing 81 ACRES
all Level land, lying vi hin and haf milcs of Jane,
River, aud fourteen mjls, fom Lynchhnrg. with go1d
buildings for small family upon it, and is very vilua
be trlcl. iih An ,thcr Tract obtaining 2l5 ACRES
lylug above and broW the Toll house on the Noun
tain Sc zion Of the A. \ H. Can1l This tract las upon
Ia valuable Fishery ,aad the fue and Tinbcr is valu
able bcealse oils lying upon he 81 d Improvement 5,h.
Another Tract containing .Dl ACRES. near the River.
just below NgHb's fcuy. about ~ Acres only cleared.
and plain cont allie null HiL- t1ra small family. 4 the
Iuuhnr AID fur.Uoad, b.aiaes tllc soil Itself Is hully
valuable
I'm Undersigned earnestly invites purchasers 10 this
sale ol tta. ,sair.H re II IA he size of the tracts those
of Smaller means. Vel As lac fali handed may pur-
h lan.es iaa fine uei5nhood the line Of
laa rpa Genital pfuv4aeats and ID The Mansion hYs.
llaa. he VIII state his cilnn lh7f such estate is
mTtly in market. ItW bc sut', OF the Slack water
atiau tlrl H. and X. Can,l and within fourteen
mills of ivnohhufg. (ahant twJ aud a hall hours
dlrc in Packet Al y and he Up land. as well The
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~ 81 received IN Sure on cons -amenr.
~ 81 CASES l.qnarce PASTE. (tiuhfy pfaud)
Oh boNes eAlta su error UlReOI
For SUE loW BY
Oct Isis McttGRkiE & SIMPSON.
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ylIE sUH%tHlBERS respectfully inform te citizens Oh
lynrdhug and tir s'Iro1mip f5nfry, that tbe, will
continue The business formerly earned by Warehouse.
hfttcHoft : to, ard pnp5r,d, with an cnrc new
stock ofton 10 Their clstomls with any a9ll,e d
Gcatlcme.tis wtafui. apiarel.
Ihci sch of [ t8nug quito large and maeh cleap,r
than 81 before offered, Aso,
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and Vcstings,
OF |ERA DESCRIPTION,
which viii be order al exceedingly low rates
Terms cash.
WArERHOJSE s. NlIlTTEMoRE.
Oct It's
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Chambers information ir the Pe1pc,a popular Ency
coucda or De X Of qracrll iutrnatoa Just received
AMI ior sle at tie plbshcJ5' lree, by
d. y PAYNE,
4 -qs' Is
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&5. II .S'ss.S9 WANTED.

an anxious to hire a serfanl- Wouan or girl IL
one god temper and character. accustomed t
milling children, liberal pfce Wll be pad.
JOIN J. tUhYlS.
Oct. ISIS
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WW. VI. BLACkEDlSD. Editor.
-. 1870.
PUBLISHED By
BLACKBOARD, STATlIlM X DlhLARD,

EvGRY MONDAY AMP fHuRspAY
.t -Four Dollars per pagube IN dicdnce No SUD
,r,pfion ts received shorter time than mouths
an. no paper M be discontirus (ercpt at The discretion
fths Edifors) until al u,resroses paul
az. EMBELLISHMENTS inserted q 30 cents per
s,ua,s Ter lcss for erery incr form Insertion ad 81
,sr square {or iess for erery outer form Insertion
EvERY .fDpERfIsER isre1airdto note on ms Ms.
bo,s long he ,cishcs ms advertisement asserted aict1
t asnt not noted te be inserted tW It's dscotuiaace
BE- ordered
FOR TE.IRLf .2DJER i9SLNd the terms afe for
the privilege oft'oe squares, = ~ for one sqere y.25 for
on, s,uuc inner form - Erery gery aiceittser eM
required to eofle ms advertising 10 tts particular .e qt
business.
~ JDB PRINTING sreca'td ae1hy and eapefouy'y
and on rtaSenabie terms.
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French EsOsagsp1s.
y anted Iaumc.iiatcip.

"1f, subscribers wish TO employ or first rate
lnuxr" '"o MAY flts 10 work at Campbell coor
ohrT, OF S'rh liberal wages Will he pa. aod none
De, 'flHS' J.. SIT MAKER,
Wilt DNAl.
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Paris ts3i!silaCEsy.

" Il d Il " { r E r "A r
RtNPtGIFULLl inf,rn,s tie LADIES' OF Lynch
o"Js aad vicinity, that SIC has received, IRON Mem
VIA some very cIegaa
Wrench EonRP1s,
,, Which she offers at Nee York prices
En''"eS Caps, Head Dresses and aurbans,
''aue 10 ofler .Nlsp,
WEDDING AND PARRY DRESSES,
:, ''ia'e BY he int Pas FASHIONS.
hc Prices are moderate. Ladl,s in want 81 snch az
OF. ls-3, s9'''
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ElSase RENE,

.aND POSSESSION GIpE.N IMMEDIATELY,
Ft,iE upper part OF the Store formerly occupied by J. p.
Pad g.tt Main street, neat door 10 u 7 {. Peters
I5ra I'D tenant tie .ta: vi. ia noaer1te AppYto
- IS NJ. J. WILLIS
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SEPFE uBER GOTH ISL
ION I I. PETERS

.NOiiJE
4 | l. those ndehted oihe late Concerns Of II abcrts
4 \ Ice aud Ice \ r aherts are earnestly rqnest
ed toeome Forward aud pay thou Notes and arcoantas It
IS very Important that The busnss should hecasa. lona
indulgence " II MT be given. LEE !, guBfNiS.- -
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The above sale j, postponed until Saturday 10Th, inst.
Sept. 1910 X +. TllOM, Trustee.
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Johnson a'r;,Ct,

d0SN0rd IN Ihe dccd Md Win tHe aPIFs oil The caue,
contain nS
l,fj .lCRES;
also ono otter Tract Of land, aiang about 20 ESQ
Acres Of Land adjoining the form and called the Bib
Tract and d, sclibed in decd - Il ID among the papers
Of the adjoining the land OF Samuel otng, George
i,rs and others These may be 80 parcels at the
q ctlnn OF the Commas tnnol whom art
br Latter has DIV III Hot SlS he
purchaser VII be cd YNo uds with approved
rv, and the tc I, sal lands will he retained the u.ti-
mate securi,, Of Ia, plrchasc money
'tIlAS. PERROW,
RO. WHITEHEAD,
=. CLAIBORNE,
JAS. & ABl.ANl',
Oct lS-lm Commissioners.
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September ao-;5N
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-01
EWELL'S
Medical Companion.
TENTH EDITION.

IN G. n Go. will also publish this spring
Il TnE MEDICAL COMPANION, or Family PLY.
Sician treating of lhe Diseases of the United
States, with their symptoms, causes, cure and
means Of prevention, common cases in Surgery,
as fractures, dSlocalionS, &c. the management
and Diseases of Women and Children A dis.
penSalory for preparing Family Medicines, and
a Glossary explaining technical terms To
which are added, a brief Anatomy and PhySi-
ology of The Human Body, showing, on rational
principles, the cause and cure Of Diseases: an
Essay on Hygiene, or the art of Preserving
Health without the aid Of Medicine an Amer.
can Materia Medica, pointing out the virtues
and doses of our Medicinal Plants. Also. the
Nurses Guide, by James Ewell, Physician in
W ashington, formerly of Savannah The
Tenth Edition, revised, enlarged, and very con-
siderably improved; embracing a Treatise on
IHydropathy, Homeopathy, and the Chronother.
nal System.
UJ' Booksellers, and others purchasing
Books. are invited to call and examine our
Stock before purchasing elsewhere: they will
find il more extensive than that oJ any other eS-
tablishment in the Country, andwe vii sell at
the lowest prices. Il. &. & Co.
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WINTER ENHANCEMENT.

TO COMMENCE MONDAY, DEC. 2l, IS46.
Cars leave Boston from the Depot of the Old
Colony Rail Road, on Albany street. daily,
Sundays exceped) for Randolph, East Stoning.
ton, North Bridgewater, West and East Bridge
water, south Bridgewater, marlborough and
Fall River al "A o'clock a. IN. and p. m.
Leave Fall River for Boston at "a o'clock a.
m and "a p. .-lntersecting the Trains Of the
N. Bedford and Taunton Rail Road at Myrick's
Station.
A Special Car will leave Myrick's Station on
the arrival of the Cars from New Bedford al Il
a. m for Fall River. Returning, leave F. Riv-
er at 81 p. IN. for New Bedford.
Passengers by the Special Car arrive at Fall
River in lime to take the steamer Bradford Dur
fee for Providence, r. 1.-The Steamer return
ing in time for the ST p. M.Train for New Bed.
ford.
| Passengers for Newport take the steamer
Perry at Fall River al I2t o'clock p. m. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The Per-
ry leaves Newport at 10 o'clock a. m. same days
for Fall River
| Merchandise Trains leave Fall River at 81
o'clock A. NJ.
Leave Boston from the Depot Of the Old Colo
ny Rail Road, South Boston, at 10 80 a. IN,
SAMUEL II. p. LEE, Jr, Superintendent
Fall River, dec. 10TH lS46.-24
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No. 100 Thames-st.
Directly opposite the Merchants and Traders
Banks.
BENZ. II. TLSDALE,

HAVING completed the alteration and i'm
III provement Of the above store, is now pre-
pared to receive again the calls Of his custom.
ers and the public, where he offers for sale
~ on the most reasonable terms, large and
valuable assortment of the following Goods, viz:
Gold and Silver, Lever, EEpine and Verge
Watches Fine Gold, Gilt and Plated Jewelry;
Silver, German Silver, Plated and Britannia
Wares; Speciacles of Gold and Silver Fine
Pocket and Table Cutlery Fancy Soaps, Per-
fumery, Brushes, Combs, and rich Fancy Goofs.
Mahogany framed Looking Glasses Of Jail
sizes Steel Fire Sets Japannd Tea, Wine
and Bread Trays.
Steel Bag II Purse Clasps; Purse trimmings,
Steel, Silver and Gilt Beads Drild eyed. Net
ting, Knitling and Crochet Needles.
Having received the Agency of an extensive
manufacturing establishment he is enabled to
execute at wholesale or retail, all orders for
30 hour, 8 Day, Gallery, Alarm, o. G. Pillar
and Gothic Clocks, al prices lower than they
have heretofore been offered ALL Clocks war
rantcd.
Watches Of every description repaired, as
usual and particular attention paid to JOB
WORK OF all kinds
SILVER SPOONS, Forks, &c, Of the latest
patterns WARRANTED Sterling Silver. n 10.
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CHAPTER ".

Directly opposite the dwelling Of MIR.
Wimot was the elegant mansion Of Mr..
Sutherland. Classed with the upper
ten, and exulting in rank, position and
sway in the realms Of fashion, they af-
iorded ceaseless study for Mrs. Will
mot. Ii was most cruel pleasure she
inflicted upon herself, the sitting by
hours at her window, peeping out through
the closely drawn blinds upon the pro-
ceedings of her neighbo,s. Not even
the most trivial event passed unheeded.
She had eyes Tor each and all. From
the dashing turnout Of some lordly clti-
zen, to the cumbrous wagon Of the char
coal vender-from the delicately slip
pered belle, to the bare-footed beggar-
the self-pumed exquisite, to the spruce
errand boy. Even The market basket
underwent her keen-eyrd scruiiny-thus
governing her appetite by her neighbors,
II was indeed a marvel if the counterpart
oi the food they fed on did not find its
way to her own table.
"My dear" would she say to Emily,
"you must 60 down to the Lawsan's and
get you pink bonnet like the one Miss
Sutherland wore this morning." or, "you
must have a shawl like Miss Su,her-
lands, and do wear white Gloves she
does" or, "what makes you put on your
scarf in that manner-Miss Sutherland ties
hers So" In vain poor Emily protested
she did not like pink - that she thought
her own shawl and gloves much prel,ier,
and wore her scarf to please herself
pat, shawl, and gloves she must have.
herhaps TO be cast aside the very next
day to ape some newer novelty.
II was an unfortunate day for Mr.
Wllmot when the house adjoining the
one occupied by Mr.. Sutherland was ad-
ver,ised for sale, for that moment decid-
ed his lady that no effort she could use,
either by coaxing, by tears, or threats
"not loud but deep" should be hh 10
persuade her husband to purchase and
remove thither. Mr. Wilmot knew the
inJudieiouspess Of the project. Ii was
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10 premature old age, distressing he
husband asd wasting his for'une.

10 premature old age, distressing her
husband asd wasting his for'une.
Emily was the only child Of this ill'as-
sorted couple. Happily she was en-
dowed with all the more amiable quail
ties of ihs father, and sorrowed with him
over the absurdnies OF her mother. Un-
fortunate the child thus forced to ac-
knowledge the weakness of the parent
unfortunate the parents who, IN mo-
ments Of better thoughts, for to all there
are such momen,s) feel they merit the
contempt Of child {! Thus it was with
Emily and her mother Her education
had been conducted in the most expen-
sive style, for to none but highly fashion
able establishments would Mrs. Wilmo'
send her daughter, and as all the bills
aite sled that "A great deal Of money had
been expended upon music, dancing,
French and German, why OF course the
equivalent must be stored away in the
pretty head of her daughter, and she
mentally defied any charming young la
dy from the parere Of aristocraCy, to
boast more fashionable accomplishments
than Emily. Suppose she could not ar
range a grammatical sentence in her
mother tongue, could not she speak
French like native, at least Mrs. Will
mot knew nothing to the contrary =
What though her sewing was all depuled
to those borne for such drudgery whose
place is in attics and cellars, and who
are not supposed 10 require either food
or sleep /; could not her taper fingers
wander melodiously over the harp strings,
and touch with bewitching grace the pi-
ano A.? And as for housewiiery, the fair
form of Emily could float sylph-like
through The giddy waltz, and her little
foot beat the Polka most enchantingly-
far more desirable steps TO greatness,
thought Mrs. Wilmot, than could be
gained tripping about kitchen ! To
do Emily justice, however, notwithssand-
ing the disadvantages under which she
had labored through the weakness Of her
mother, from her A. b. C-dom 10 the
tins of her education, she had really
contrived to store away more knowledge
than could have been expected-more
thanks probably to her own active mind
than to the skill OF her professors.
IL Mrs. Wilmot had laudabe pride
il was centred in Emily, and her ambi-
,ious spir, also whispered her that the
charms of her daughter were yet TO place
her within that enved circle around
which her hopes nattered longingly.
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w h /, No. SIS.

not only purchasing the house with il
would also come heavy demands for new
furniture. The decorations TO be placed
within those four walls must be elessas
and expensive TO correspond with the
noble exterior Of the building.
Yet no arguments he could use were
powerful enough TO convince Mis-. vii
mot, t,and at length yielding to her wishes,
the desired purchase was made. Al
though when all was done-ihe house
bought, the drawing-rooms newly and
most extravagantly furnished, Mr. VIII
mot found he hsG drawn. heavily upon
his capital, he yet fek a degree of bappi-
ness unknown before, for now his wife
having gained so desirable point must
OF course be satisfied
SahJed The coach house was emp
Ity!
So carriage, horses, and foo,nar
were added. But was Mrs. Wilrnot any
more content Alas no, she still looked
uP-and her neighbors locked down.
They had not called. In vain. hud she
summoned her most smiling and an,iabIe
looks when ever she chanced 10. a.y,
Mrs. Sulherland-nay she had even
ventured a bow. In vain she had coax
ed the little Sutherlands to the door.
kissed and blessed their pretty faces.
and loaded their tiny hands and pockets
with toys and bon bous, still Mrs Suher-
land only wrapped herself in more frigid
dignity, until, in perfect despair, she de-
'ermined upon party, and unmindlui in
her zeal that she was setting all etiquette
at defiance, she sent card Of invitation
TO the Sulherlands or course this was
declined, although it gave rise to an ac-
qua'ntance which changed forever the
current of Emiy's happiness.
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CHAPTER III,

i Clifton Sutherland resembles hun
dreds OF other young men to be found in
our ci'Ies-yonng men having unlimited
control over fortunes, and whose pare ats,
proud OF their sons making a figure in the
world, neglect toieach them habits either
OF industry or economy. Bred 10 no pro-
iession scorniDg alike the desk and the
counter pleasure, pleasure, is their only
cry, and on they rush in pursuit Of this
Hitting phantom scattering dollars TO-
the wind, and awakening only from the
gIddy chase to find themselves bank
rupt in health and fortune the dull re-
alties OF life before them to which bone
and sinew must succumb, or poverty
stare them in the face.
Some are born with silver SPOON"
quoth the proverb, "and some with
wooden ladle." Happiest he 10 whom
Is granted the bomeIy ladle, for with i.
comes the blessings Of health and indus
try. Necessity is a stern mother, vet
from her school Of discipline she sends
torth- MEN
The beauty Of Emily had already nt-
trac'ed young Sutherland. Gladly, there
fore, did he avail himself OF this oppor-
,un''y to pursue an acquaintance from
which he promised himself delie h,ful
Irritation. Accordingly, the dav follow
ing the party, this young gentleman call
ed at the Wilmots--expressed his regret
that an unfortunate engagement had
prevented the pleasure Of visiting them
the previous evening, his happiness at
now making the long desired scquaint-
ance. Many high flown compliments
did he pay the mother, coupled with the
most delicate attention TO the dssp hter,
until finally he took leave, promising the
delighted Mrs Wilmot that he should
very soon call again. To say that lady
was delighted can bu Gesbly express,
expressive as the word IL Of her rupture.
She praised his person-extolled his po-
lIieness, his grace, his extreme sfabilty
IN the most exalted terms, and finally in
her exuberant imag ginaiion saw him tha
husband Of Emily, her dss9hter a Mrs.
Sutherland ! For once Mrs. Wilmot
was almost happy.
Neither Mrs. Wilmoi or Emily fen
disposed at first TO favor the visit Of younp
Sutherland-but by degrees then prsju-
dices gave way before his frank and
cordial manners. An adept in the art oa
pleasing, he soon Won an 20 Ike him
ha'iered the mother upon her most vul-
nerable Poinis-joked and laughed with
The father, While to Emily his manners
wore their most fascinating ssrb. Well
did he know how 10 please her artless
mind, and SO skilfully did he pursue bis
advantage, that ere she was aware Aer
heart was won. Clifton soon found also,
that what he had intended merely ss q
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SPRING GOODS.

MARCH OH IS47. FARNSWORTH d.
Iu SHAW, No, 65 Milk street, cornar OF
Pearl street, offer for sale, received by late ra'
rivals
German, French and English BroadcIoths
do Black Cassimeres and Doeskins;
Fancy Cassimores, the newest styles,
Coddlnetons, Tweeds and Gamoroons
Croton Coatings, Areadian Cloths;
Cashmere aud Fancy Vesting,;
Foreign and American De LANES;
Corded DE Laines, extra styles
A Scotch Gingbams, in variety;
do Erlston. do extra fine
Loudon Prints, Hoyie's Chintzes, &c. &c.
Silk Warp Aipaccas, Blue Black Orleans;
| Mode AIpaocas, Extra fine Drab do
German Hosiery, White and Colored
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