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= $500 ACRES OF LAND, n


e on both ssdcs Of Wards and Hunts C.
roads, in Pittsylyania county, belonging to the es
tate Of Thomas Atkinson, decd. A survey has
lately been made of the Land, and the same has
been laid of into separate tracts or parcels con-
--fnfng about 800 acres each, by'D 5 Graves esqr,
Ieyor of Pasylvuna county, who resides near
.,crgers store and who will give al needful infor-
mation relative to the land faddrcssed BY letter,
he viii exhibit the plat or map Of the lands. APP
Plication may also be made to Col. Vincent Dick
cnson Of that county, near "Chalk Level" The
stage road from Lynchburg to DanyiIle passes
through these lands. Nine Of tsc lots lie in good
form on TINT road. Thesc lands lie few miles
south Of Staunton River, some above and some be-
low Wards bridge, on the waters Of Reed, Beach
and Straight Stone creeks, SOME in the forks Of
Sycamore creeks They aic about 80 miles south
of Lynchburg
Col. Dickenson and Mr. Graves write me that
"some Of the lands very good and all the lots
covered with the best pine timber and are laid
off TO contain never failing Springs and Bran
ches OF the best water,--on the streams there is
White Oak and Hickory" These lands have been
kept by Mr.. Atkinson and have never been cleared.
am authorised by his will recorded in Dinwiddie,
TO make ssie of them As they must be sold, there
*i, no doubt, be great room for speculation. /
lately sold some lands in another county belonging
to the same estate, when great bargains were had.
Ibclieve the purchasers would not take less than
double the price they gave, and probably not that
But il was absolutely necessary for to y ind up
-he business, and therefore had to sell the lands
for what could get.
The title is believed to be un1ucstionable, and
the surveys accurate, but acting merely as admin
istrntor, shall, of course give only special war
fanty.
TERNS-One-fourth cash the balance q
credit Of |. . and years. equal instanaents Bonds
or notes with approved security, epdorsers will
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vVRUsTEE's SALE OF GOODS,

4 Ar COS T.--By virtue OF two deeds OF trust
executed to me by Mcssrs. Waierhou'c & Potter,
the oae bearing date the 18th of April, 1851, the
other the ith OF April, ts5i and of record in the
Clerks office of the Lynchburs Corporation Court,
! offer for sale, At COST. their entire stock Of
Goods, conveyed to me in snid deeds. The stock
consists Of every variety. style and quality, such
Cloths, CasSimcrcS, TcsiiRgS and READ I-MIDE
CLOTHING, of every description.
TERMS CASH.-Thc sale viii be conducted by
Mcssr.. Wa;erhousc 4 Potter who are my author
ised ngcnts
mn 2S-ts WM H. ROANE. Trustee
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1TIRUsT sALE.--By yiItoe of decd or

Il trust executed 10 me by Lucius Boyden, To
secure certain debts therein mentioned Ia Clai-
borne G. Reynolds shall, on the 7th day Of June
next, Mt the Market house, in the town of Lynch
burg sell To the highest bidder, o cash, tho negro
woman TANlER and child, the hoat John VI. War
wick, and the Horses, in said deed conveyed or so
much Of saia property will be sufficient 10 pay
the bond due. G.. X. SLAUGHTER,
may 26-ti Trustee.
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4 MOTHER Supply or PURE

IA Foaoenfrafsd Erfruct ct jam0teG GiRger.-in
addition to its other properties, il viii be found
valuable adjunct to Col Lircr Oh, concealing the
taste and preventing the nausea which some per
sons experience when they first commence its use.
For sale by
ma Sta JOIJN II SEAy Druysis,
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Z Petersburg, May 26-wiiIJy
eea SALE OF LAND.-pURsUANT

Hk& BALE OF LANDs-fthSbANl
~. to deeds of trust executed to me by J. s.
Tnnghorne and wife and the heirs Of Linneus Boil
ling, decd, shall, Saturday, the Goth day Of
July, 1851, in front of the market hose in the
of Lyncburg. sell TO the highest bidder for cash,
a TRacT OF LAND, containing 73 AcREs, being
part Of tract known as Boilings tract, living on
both sides Of Stoyall's creek, Warwclts mills
in the county of Amherst, and nbont half Of mile
from the Canal. This nnd is well situated for
saw and grst MILL and in other respects desirable.
WM. T. YANCEY. Trustee
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TEW ATTRACTION Az TIE

J Book, Fine .Jcsretry, Faacy Goods and Watch
isrc IF JOHN =. WRlGHT?-I have now on
lid the largest and most elegant assortment of
NJ Jewelry and Watches ever seen in this mark
etogether with nearly all the new and desirable
Aleianeous Books, School Books. Novels, &C.,
81 All Goods, Watches, sc. sold by me are war
raed to be of the quality represented, and sold AT
thtery lowest market price at which such goods
cate Obtained, either in Richmond or Lynchburg.
Al1ho may favour me with their patronage shall
be ily satsfcd.
NIB. ! have regularly employed one of the best
Wat-AIakers, who will repair Watches mend
Jewry, put in Loclcts aaH Wc3al}ioa Gidsses in
the Vt manner repair Clocks, and in fact do any
worAlat can be done in any Jewelry establishment,
in Llcbburg.
Mfog-ts Holm T. WRIGHT
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VTVO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ant

Il Dyspeptie Pills. The subscriber agent for the
above Justly celebrated Pills. begs Leave inform
the Public thut he has Just received supply Of them
direct from the Proprietor ut the reduced price Of
% cents per box.
ap o1-6m u. n. LYMAN.
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ROBERT TINsLEY, OK.



AmIerss Coa,s Hs,tsc, Apri723, 1851.
The parties Interested in the foregoing order will
take notice that have appointed the 3rd day Of
July next, to commence the accounts therein men
tinned, on which day at 10 o'clock ia the morning.
they are requested 10 attend at my office with iher
accounts, vouchers and copies OF Court papers ire
pared for examination and settlement.
a.y 3, -4iz'g gRO. M. BROWN, Gown.
MAY l5--wsw
TH Il SUBSCKIBER WISHES
I. Il to hire a Cook for the residue ofthe present
ycar, and viii give liberal hire Apply 70
G. ALEXANDER,
Apl 2l-ts near New London
6Sl1ARIFlED SUGAR-25 barrels cla
~ riilcd Sugar, superior quality, for sale low by
ma Its 'saN MCDANIEL g. LEE.
t1nTONS TREDEGAR and Country
EVTR0N. far seiq lsw.
INA Cts n NoWLTN.
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MOUNT EAGLE TRIPOLI.--T

NJ attention Of hoase-keepcrs, hotel-keepcrs and
pthcrs, invited TO this valuable article for
cleansing and Furnishing all metallic and gass sur
accs, such god silver brass britannia and Steel
window -panes, &c. SC. Also, BRISTOL BRICK
orcleansing table cutlery. These articles win be
pnnd on tria to surpass any thing Of the kind yet
discovered; for sale by
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ne VALUABLE LAND For sale.

Is. As ngent IDr Mr.. John Inbb, Oier Tor sale
! accommodating terms, that very valuable landed
iaie, situated on both sides of Stonewall Greek
iar its mouth, in the county Of Apponattox, con-
lining between 450 and 500 ACRES, it being the
me on which the Stonewal Furnace is erected.
ere are bat few farms in this section of country,
equal fertility II lies within short distance Of
mes River, 20 which there is good road and
Idy access TO the Canal by Isbell's Ferry, and in
aition to the other improvements upon it, there
i good SAW MILL.
tlr. Grow, who lives on the place, or Mr.. John
Vstratton, or Mr. Ethclbert Lcgrand, who lives
apining it, will show the land to those disposed
ttxaminc ii.
Nav og-ts CHISWETJ DABNEY
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"A Circuit Court continued by adjournment
N and held for Amherst county, at the Court
House. on Wednesday, the Goth day of March.
1851.
. Robcr, Rivcs administrator of Jesse Clarkson.
dec d :, paiufiF
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TERRY & SHIELDS I
MISCELLANEOUS,
g. DENTIsTRY.--IwoUID

~ ny IdJFIlE
residence on Church Street, nearly opposite the |
Washington Hotel, where | will be thankful for uJI
calls and guaranty every operation to give DE-.
satisfaction and cheaper terms thsr. anv otber
Dentist in this place ''''''
March 3-v3m q pDsvrx-n1,-
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5. B. DAVENPORT.
TOHN q. ..URRELL, ATTORNEY AT

y La" CAMPBELL couRr-HoUsE, VA, viii at
ted the Courts Of Campbell, Appornattox and
i'ittsylvanin, and the Circuit Courts Of Halifax
Bedford and Lynchbrrg.
Is~
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1851.
Robert Rivcs administrator of Jesse Clarkson.
decd Plainfif,
against
- William NJ. Waller and Samuel NJ. Garland adj
pinistrators Of David s. Garland decd, Jane II.
Garland widow ofthe said David s. Garland decd.
and the same William NJ. Waller and Sally his wife
late Sally Garland, Gastavus A. Rose and Ann s.
his wife, late Ann s. Garland, John p Cobbs and
Jane NJ. his wife, late Jare NJ. Garland, William
ii. Garland. Edward A. Cabcll and Mary x. his
wife, late Mary r. Garland. Samuel NJ. Garland,
Patrick IL. Garland, Caroline Garland, Landon c.
Garland and Louisa +. his wife, and Alice c.. Ca
Ill, Geosse X. Cahell, David S. G. Cabell and
.,s. p Ia seli. the four last infant children and
i,eirs Of Eliza v. abcaii deed, late Eliza v Gar
land. by David Rodcs Ia, r guardian ad litem, Sam
uel Garland, a Robertson s Co, and John L. Her-
sis.
Is CHAxoERy.
The Court doth order tina, the accounts di.ec'ea
L. the secretrI order Of the Sd day Of April 1871,
he agninrcferred to Commissioner Robert NJ. Brown,
whose duty It shall be 10 consider Of the exceptions
fled by Charles Perrow, 1.-THE Commissioner APP
,ncinted to sell the real estate in the proceedings
r,entoncd,) to the second report of said Commis-
bner and to take, state settle and report the ac-
Giants directed by said dccretal order, OF the Sd Of
April, 1917. together with any matters specially
-tsted, deemed pertinent ty himself, required by
thc parties to be so stated.
A Cepy-Teste
81 ~ ROBERT TINSLEY, OK.
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NIOORMAN q MARTIN, Groccrs

IVl AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
sert door 5eioW Liberty Hire- House LrNeBBrRG Va.
Invitc the attention ofther friends and the public to
Il large and well selected stock Of Groceries and
Staple Dry Goods, in store and offered ca low
terms for cash Or in exchange for Country Produce
Prompt attention viii be given to all consignments
TO their care. and alvancements' made on produce
when in store. ifdcsrcd up PITTS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-02

- &GALLAGHER, Corner Of Ridge Road ard
Broad Stree Philadelphia; would can the attention
ofpurchascrs fheir elegant assortment of Wrought
and Cast Iron Railing for Cemeteries Balconies, Ter
aadas, Railing for Churches, Public and Private
Buildings, Public Squares, &c, together with all
kinds of Plain and ornamental Iron work.
MORE & GALLAGlIER'S S Book cfOriginal De
signs Containing the best soectionof Designs that
hasever been issued, VIII be semitic any person who
may wish to make a selection March SIM
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NTANTED-I wish to hire for the balance
w Of the year, a good NURSE or COON
An elderly woman win be preferred.
ma la-vts +. q. MORRISON.
LyEOUs-Alo lot of Family and Superhne, for
II sale ON consignment.
ma SITS JB N0WLIN.
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9 Inn ACRES OF LAND
AZkl cp IlA V tL1 LII Inn af Ia

1851, about midday, at Weathcrford's Tavern, Il
Pittsylyania county, or 5 miles south Of Ward
Bridge, on the Lynchburg roed, (beinE about Q,
ics south Of Lynchburg,) shall offer for sale L
The HIGHEST bidder. about
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IA House ofl5l, on the mixed basis;
exclusive ofthe tax on fras ncgrocs,} Civ
ing 4 majority orl3 % tho East; and q SEN
ate of SO On 'he suffrage basis, giving
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NEW CEYPT NO. 4 HERRHNGS,
y for sale at Una 1-is1 J. T. WlLLIAMS'S-
TTNEoN TRANSPORTATION
i line srA pI J.cS RIlRG AND THE ~ ESI'

" LINE TO PITTSBuRG AND THE WEST.
The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and customers that they prepared to
forward all kinds Merchandise all points the
Western Waters with despatch, at the lowest rates
Of freight
No commission cliarrea tos forwarding at Baiti-
more on riiisburs. G. IL MOONS,
Feb. en--wly Ag't., Bali.zc-a.
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IL sAaR TsuSe.-JAhlES b. SMITH, has just
received I'll supply Of the finest Cigars of all
qualities. iso, choice Fruits, Candies, and every
article in th Confectionery line. To gratiiy your
tastes in eysy variety abundant supply OF good
things can v found at the UarshGn. ma l2-ts
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Eg ATrHE Sign OF the Red Hat.

.llsA JAC'B RUMBOuGH has just received and
is making, the jenny LiRd fiai, Of the very la
test and INST improved patterns for summer wear.
Also the Nw York and Philadelphia styles for this
season, ofeaIiuus qualities let's
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-03-21
? @ E I r 7
Take the World as it is.

Take the world as it isl there are good and
bad in it,
And good and bad will be from now to
the end;
And they who expect to make saints in a
minute,
Are in danger Of marring more hearts than
they'll mend.
II ye wish to be happy ne'er seek for the
Or you're sure to find something or other
Mid much that debases, and much that ex-
ats,
The worlds not a bad one if left as it is!
Take the world as it is! if the surface be
shining, @
$ Ne'er stir up the sediment hidden below!
There's wisdom in this, but there's none in
repining
Der things that can rarely be mended,
we know!
There's beauty around US, which let US en-.
joyi
And ehide not, unless it may be with a
kiss:
Though EartEs not the Heaven we thought
when boy,
There's something to live for if ta'en as.
it is.
Take the world as it is! with its smiles and
its sorrow,
Its love and its friendship; its faIsehOOd
and truth;
Its schemes, that depend on the breath of
tomorrow
Its hopes which pass by like the dreams
of our youth.
Yet OIL whilst the light Of affection may
shine,
The heart in itself hath a fountain of
bliss!
In the worst there's some spark of a nature
Divine,
And the wisest and best take the world
as it is.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-03-21
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

TENf1E subscribers will, in addition TO their
= present Commission Business. conduct
General Grocery Business. at Wholesale only,
and on and after The lst November next they
will keep a large and well selected stock Of ev-
cry description of Groceries. Their arrange
ments in the Northern markets are such, that
they avail themselves Of all the bargains offering
there, and are able to purchase at the lowest
market prices. They have now on the way
large invoices os fresh goods, and will have the
fresh new Cranberries, Buckwheat, Figs, Raj.
sins, Cnrrants, &c which are received. in New
Orleans. Their terms will be made liberal and
satisfactory, but in order 10 be successful and
sell at their usual low prices, they cannot sell
without good City acceplances. Merchants
wishing to purchase goods AT the North, DRY
Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shes, &c., can
have their orders filled by Messrs. Child & Cush-
ing, General Commission Merchants, No. 80.
India ST., Boston, by ordering throughus All
goods purchased by our friends. in Boston, will
be forwarded By us flee of all commissions
w Il CfTSF5 III 81 sessfsfa------
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-03-21
2o.ooL72o

"a.
The entire Representatives population is about
81 10000. The ratio of representation will
be about 93,i10.
AS the law ef 22d May 1850. determines
the number of Representatives at 233. and as
about 220 of these are provided for in the fore.
going table. without taking them from fractions,
it will be necessary to select from the States
thirteen having the largest fractions, to each Of
which are to be assigned Representative, TO
make uD the entire number.
The States entitled to Representatives for such
fractions will most probably be New Hampshire,
Massachusetts. Rhode Island, Connecticut, Ebdi-
ana, MARYLAND, North Carolina, Alabama, Lou.
isiana, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri and Ken
tucky-l3.
The States which gain. irrespective Of the
fraction, will be Pennsylvania I Illinois q Miss
sissippi /, Michigan, !, Missouri l--6.
The States which gain, in all, are as follows,
viz: Arkansas /. Indiana /. Illinois 2, Massa-
chusetts ] Mississippi /, Michigan |, Missouri
2, Pennsylvania lilo.
the following States lose, viz: Maine !, New
Hampshire L, New York ! North Carolina 2,
South Carolina 2, Vermont | Virginia 2. M
The free States gain six members and lose
four. The Slave States gain four and.lose six
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-03-21
n. YOE g. Co.
n.hoiesalc ~ Retail ssg0cea.g,
" Produce and Commission
.MERCH.AV'I'S,
MISS

MOULD respectfully inform the public.
and the planters in particular, that
~, have this day opened Wholesale
vi VI Retail Grocery, Produce and Commits
- :. House, in Rodney, in the old stand
..nsrly .r occupied by Yoe 6 Stewart
rsa Tsar will furnish all kinds of Plantation
SCALES upon the most reasonable terms,
.sEs ;,bs, for cash or drafts on New Orleans.
r..Iinp very thankful TO their friends for
-, 81 fapors, they hope the new firm win
live a liberal share oftheir patronage.
,r Tbsr have large Cotton Shed close to
!. -. hank Of the river, where the Cotton
' VII 40, have to be rolled more than few
...l, before it is upon the boat. They will
!..e;re. store and ship Cotton on as good
-. II r.asonabe terms as il can be done in
poJusy. They are in constant receipt of
In. = supplies of Groceries and Provisions
s'.a' -" The North and West, where they re.
Wv Trad their present stock. For list Of
,s.ir stock on hand they refer you TO the
.Jserisement below. Aug I6 If
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-03-21
ELECTION OF DELEGATES IN.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The returns of the districts heard from, in
this land of chivalry and Quattlebums, show a
very light vote. The people are evidently de-
termined to mark their disapprobation of The
ultra measures recommended to them BY the
secession leaders, by an expressive silence; or
they do not believe them serious in their
extravagant professions.
In The Charleston district only 673 VOTES were
cast The usual vote according TO the Sayan-
nah Republican, sabout 1000. The proportion
of votes cast throughout the Safe; compared
to those which are usually given, is said TO
be, if anything, still less than in Charleston.
In the Parish of ST. Andrews only nineteen
votes were polled. In two districts, those of
Greenville and Abbeyille, the Union men rail-
lied and defeated the secessfonists. Green
yilie-which, by the way, IS the district repre-
sented in the Senate of the State by Maj. B. r.
Perry, and to whose influence it is doubtless
owing-gaye majority of nearly Two to one
against the disorganizers.
With all her talk and bluster, we have never
supposed that South Carolina would be so sil.
| ly as to make the attempt to leave the Union
BY herself When she gets to the jumping off
| place she always finds some good reason for
not making the final leap; even after having q
| running start, in order TO make the plunge in a
CulNairOus ana LElaH HilihCcitt o aC@
But lei us suppose that q majority of the
people of the State, under her present leaders,
should in their insane madness resolve solemn
| ly in convention TO secede from the Union; and
then let us again suppose that majority of
the people, who are opposed to this mad
scheme, refuse to obey this convention edict;
would the majority have the right, according
to modern State rights notions, to force the
minority to submit to their decisions, upon
| the peril of being denounced as traitors and
punished as traitors! In other words, can the
majority force the minority In a State to abide
their decision or take the Consequences Would
not the minority possess the right, both consti-
tutional and natural. according to the seces-
sonists, to seceds from the majority and set up
a government to suit themselves Where
does the right Of resisting the tyranny Of a
majority, in q representative Government, be-
gin and end? Is the State Government abso.
late, and the General Government alone limiteds
Or are they both representative Governments.
deriving all their power and vitality from the
people. and dependenkon them for their exisa
tencel-- Mobile Adugrtiser.
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