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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13
Fresh Garden Seed
Early Washington Peas Tufnip ;

Early Washington Peas Turnip seed Of every
very superior description
do Frame do White solid celery
do Charlton do llied do do
Late ,iarrow fat do Early horn CARROT
Dwarf do do Long orange do
do Prolific do Early blood do
Early Williams do lClustcr cucumber
Tail NaffoWlat do Turkey do
Blue DwarfImpefial do Early frame do
Sugar OF salad do Long green do
yellow q wrecks Beans Late do
China Dwarf do Sea halle
Early Cantci berry do Scotch do
White Kidney Dwarfdo Large green head let
White Lima do very tncc
superior Tennis ball do
Long Pod do Ice do
Early Mafyagon do Drum head do
Green Nonpafeil do Barry Silesia do
Early York Cabbage White onion seed
very superior Red do
Burgan do Curled Parsley
ID nmhead do Tomaioc seed
Red Dutch do Short top scarlet red
Nongle Nurzel do dish
Late Battersca do Black Spanish do
Green Globe savoy do. Cherry lurnip do
Russian do salmon do
Late Imperial do White Naples do
Early Emperor do Curled peppergrass
Early Blood Turnip Garden crcss
Beet Onion cloves
Blood Red do IOkrc
Manglc Nurzel do Satisfy OF vcgitablcoys-
Early lIofn do ter
Mammotl, Pumpkin Early summer squash
Common do do rush do
Wnite Mustard Seed Valparaiso do
Brown do do Early pafsnips
Black do do Nastm tlum Ga fine pic
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13
u. x,ahea aT aHgns
Washington CiY Lottery,

utlffE MsnafersresfIa ialy onef plsa
Il lie notice. the arst H. OF ue -
ar Lotiafics. arranged on The cs'a''' 90,
=, ~ confirmation efthree n"'h'9ts as,,,Isf
grAei. a method desers cdi. lpc M. =.
e.,ssc.e il r,leliy p~recludes the possibility oi d.
O.. error OF fraud
60 Nsa,bers a,ed - Ballots to r Dfa'fn'
WASHINGTON CRY LOTTERY,
FIST CLASS.
..oo m wednesday, the 18th Feb. 1872.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

At aulrs aril III tur clerks Office OF IL county court OF
g.ckneh au, an Monday the frsiay oiJanuary, ls21.
Reuben u. Palmer, pit. Ggalns Simeon l3cFrns and
n icy his wife aud Thomas MB0nduraut, dctts. In
oIanrety.
The dehcudlnts BeviBs uud wlftnot having entered
their appearance and given seeorf according 10 the act
ofrsenI4y and the rules ofthis cot and II appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that tue td Bcsins aud WITT
are moi ahahitunl,uf this OmmoIifaltIl-it j. ordered,
That thr said Beqius aud " lie do nDpu aero on the first
das of March fam nexf. and aLs,d the lhl ofthc plain
tl: a5l tIu n copy 81 iIia ordrpc forthwith inserted
III the lfpinian, public uewsplsr printed IA the toan
Of lyncliurg Tor two months sucssiYely, and posted at
the front door Of tbc courthouse dhis county.
% Acopy-Tostc, R.LDRlDGE, jr. d.c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

"lRGl1A At superior Court of Cham
y ecrylolden at the town of ~Lynchburg,
thu 26h dt of0ctobcr, 1924.
Jane l.. Irocket and James L. Brown ex'rs.
of Robert Gocket. decd. Pits.
neGigt
Benjamin. Perkins, John Moore, James W.
Dibreil, Thmas Moore, John n. Rose, Thomas
Moore, junAnd Richard Perkins, Dctts.
BY consci of the parties, by th%oircounsel, the
court doth rider that one of It's commissioners
do take an ccount of the trust fund in the bill
mentioned ,rd of the application Of the same,
by the trGtre, as also an account between the
defendants D,hn Moore and Thomas Moore
decd. report he same to the court with any mat
tiers specialgstated, thought pertinent by him
self, or reqtird by the parties TO be so stated
and by like cnSent this order is TO be without
prejudice TO he rights of the defendants or ei-
ther of them relation to any other point in
yolved in thisause.
A Copy-sste, JOHN WILLS3 c.
Commissioners Office, Lgnchbug,
Odd December, 1926.
The ~partiein this cause will take notice that
| have appoted Wednesday the twenty eighth
day Of Febrlry next, to carry the foregoing
order of cou into effect, ON which day they are
required 10 aend AT my office in this town with
their account vouchers and copies of court
papers prepaid for examination and settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, c. .
! van. IS. saN25
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

NNrALARLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
y | esh TO sell two tracts of Land lying IN
the count of Campbell, one containing about
1000 acr,, the other between 3 and 60D acres.
The two acts are separated only by a creek.
On the frt, (t being the tract ON which | rcI
SIDE, the are not more than BOO acres of open
land, mo of which has been cleared within a
few year There is now to clear IA large guam
ffy Of fin rate Tobacco Land, nearly all Of
which liain one hodv. This tract lies remark
ably wellbcing very little mdulated-thc water
fine, audhe neighbofhood healthy and agreea-
BILE. Thimproecmcnts are a large dwelling
house OF pck, kitchen, smoke housc, ice house,
". togeter with an oycrseeI's house, and good
tobacco buses. all (which are new. OF the o.
thcr %tracnearly half of it is open land y IN a
high stat of Improvement. a pant of which is
tlat landfrery superior qlaliig. There is also
ON ii an Ncellent Mill Site, and a good orchard
Of we'll slcctcd fruit trees. The improvements
ate two ood dwelling houses about anhalf milo
apart, VIII all the usual out houses attached Ia
each otthem. | consider it unnecessary "a
descrihehc property in a more particular man.
ner, knoing that those VINO are disposed TO he,
will iirsNicw it-but by way of further induce
ment. wuld state that, there is ON these tracts
a large uantts of good meadow land, which /,
c%ertainl a considerable acquisition to them.
All ptsons who are desirous of purchasing
the abov property are particularly invited 10
r1ll an, view the same. The terms will bC
iberul ad accommodating, aud made known 10y
he subscriber living ON the premises, about p
niles Soth from Lynchburg, and . southeast
rom Cnpbell c. House.
NATHANIEL ". PAYNE.
y. b. he above land could he conveniently
divided ine smaller tracts TO suit purchasers.
July y. ctlji
The Ednrs Of the Richmond Enquirer will
piease PUBLISH the above advertisement once Z
week ill ftbid, and forward their account to m,
for payinct. n. W. L.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

VIRGINIA At Rules holdcn az the Clerk office ofh,o
superior Court of Chancefy for the L%ynehburg District,
the 9th day of November, is2G. George NJ. Perkins
and William NJ. Rive, Pits. against Cornelius Mercu,
Wiinm +. Mitchell, John herrctt aud benjamin Per-
ki1s, Doits.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

WEATHER. SPANISH HIDES, OIL, &c.-
- The Subscribers have removed their Lea.
ther5tofe TO the house recently occupied by
AlesAs. Samuel Lancaster 4 Co. a few doors Il
bosc the marlet-housc, where they keep con
stantE on hand, for sale ON the most moderate
torus, a general and extensive assortment oil
Leatitr, md other articles in their line They
expect t%ptoccivc in Il few days from New York,
(6ospanish Hides, and
25Barrcls Tanners, Oil,
For yhio skirting Leather neatly finished will
be rtceisd in payment.
JOHN 4 CASWELL POE.
AuraeRI lCI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

To M71I7. Bl1J1UlW TeTTiNs, J0HII N00T9,
.Jnms II DibIfR, .Joha ~ Rosc, Thomas
MoOe,j II. and Rictmd Perhias:
HnhlE NOilCEs-Ihat on Thursday the
4 ia day Of March next, we shall pro
coed, t The Eaele Hotel, in the City Of Rich
mont betWccn the hours 90 O'Clock, \. NJ. and
suns, Of the same day, to take the dispositions
of iVo. II. Richardson and others, to bercad as
cyidoce IN a sui now depending in the super.
lor Gurt Of Chancera, lor the iynchbufg Dis
trictin which We Ie plaintiffs aud YOU are de.
tendnts. When and where you may attend IL
! ,n,, htnl ,,r,t,pt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
Lewisbulg s. Fincastle STAGE

VIE Subscribers the 24th inst. (Jurc.) will con
- mence running STAGE from Lewisburg to Fi,rn.s
V inns VIII connect their line which The Ohio river
VIZ" tne valley Stages from towards Nashville fvufh.
fs' &c and will enable persons visiting Walkers SUI,
gnu'; ten and Swee: Springs, Salt Sweet, Blue or White
uP'ur 10 90 so by Stage conveyance. The Stage wi!
;e"Ve ',ewsburg "ry Sunday morning and arrive a.
'nGasiie every Monday evening; and will depart from
TIC heH Tavern in FDcase every Tuesday on the arrival
Of the valley Stage from the South.
FOR passage IN this Stage for each person, there viii
be Charged from Einraslc Walkers Sulpher S -
90 Sweet Springs . so
DO Union o.
q" salt or Sweet Sui. 5n
DO Iewisburg 8 -
- do White Sulphur G so
Each passenger will be allowed to take 2O Of bsrpsqe
free of charge but all that, will be charged Tor the
rate of 81 per- CWt per. 100 miles. II will he required
Of gentlemen IN health TO walk TYP the mountains Those
who hrst register their the places where the Stage
stops, shall have the preference. j. F. CALDWELL.
CO. Meath OH, 1927.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
IRON LIMA,


Extract o! a letter TO The Editor OF the New York
Times. from officer board the u. States frigat
BranGs inc. dated March Cd, 1897.
''Within the ast Is days there has been a rcyolu.
ton here, the people refusing to abide by Bovar's
Constitution, and Congress is about copvening TO
elect President and other Government officers
Santa Cruz is at present al the head of atfars-all
Colombian officers seized and Imprisoned. This
very day vessel arrived from Goay aqu with two of
fccrs of Dolivar's bearing dispatches boarded the
vessel, and while board, they, with tter letters,
were Sc ;zed and transferred 10 the guard ship. Bolivar
is expected here from Venezuela, and on his arrival
much disturbance is anticipated he will doubt hang
and shoot great many of the Peruvans before he
can get them guiei again. There will be hot work,
without doubt"
The Lima papers 10 the 10th Feb. chiefly filed
with official documents relating to the late political
changes iDfhe Peruvian Republic. The period of the
convocahon of the General Congress on the FIRST of
Gfay or the purpose of forming Constitution in
lieu % the Bolivian Code which is so odious to the
people, was anxiously looked for. The new appoint
inetts
ID. D. Manuel Lorenzo Vduarre to the Presidency
Of the Supreme Court, vice Don Jose Maria Pando
permitted 10 resign.
Brigadicr General Don Juan SaIazar, TO be Minister
OF Stale of tie Department Of War and the Marine
vice Don Tomas de Heres, resigned.
Colonel Don ignacio del Acszor, to be Project OF
The Department of Lima, vice Colonel Don Jose Maria
Egusquiza, resigned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
70 Mte Editors Of tie Hit.

Gentlemen: beg leave 10 call the attention Of the CITY
AuiOf'cs to the fact, through your paper that the
ouafo is occupied Of evenings. particularly Sunday even
ings, almost exclusively Ivy negroes and muaitocs
should regret being instrumental in depyjng that
their accustomed elegant promenade, yet they or the
LADIES' must yield the qualification, it is. perhaps, worthy
an effort to procure it for the latter This can ony be
done eee'uay by tie interpretation Of corporate a-
'ory to which the State has entrusted guarda,sr
of the Square. 4 CITIZEN yOTFR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
.U' Uikson Rhoades. oNseruise called UWson ~
51fO11eS

.IIr Hilson Rhoades. oAeruise called IfWson ~.
RhOddeS.
g !R, you 10 reside within the commonwe,,
~ Virginia, aud have known agent attorney therein
adopt this method TO give you notice, that by virtue of
commission rom the superior nc-ry direc,e
by law TO be holden the capitol the city Of Richmond
ana commonwealth Of Virginia. shall proceed, on ih,:
Wehy Secono day of August next, the ikesborous,
loie Kept by MI George V. Massey, in the town of
Wkesn"ouS IN the county of Wilkes, within the State af
North carolina between the honrs Of o'clock A. NJ
tween the same hours OF the following DAYS until the bus
ness shab De finished, 90 sake the deposiors If Isham
uoosto "ooEt Stokes, Jpshua Laws Joseph T. Pa,icT-
S"n, horace IS oatterwhite, David baps William Law,
" "'eS' 10 oe edo as eVldencc now ocuu,iry
~ me SAID superior court Of chancery directed by law r.,
De ho'"en al the capitol i'll the city of Richmond and COM
'''"ea"h OF Virginia, aforesaid, wherein am plainf
ana you James H. Henderson, Francis W Scott Elisl,a
ddus. ] am vours S-c o " ''"
MERIEL II. e. CObLEY, an infant.
undeT the age OF twenty years, by htr
July 3, 1927.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

We arc requested to state, that the s,Tords voted BIZ
the General Assembly 20 The Representatives. of Mai
Andrew Hunter Holmes and Capt. Archibald Ri,ci,.
will be delivered in the Delegates Hail. at II o'clock
on the Din JuIytho 10 p N. Nicholas, the other
to Thomas Riicbie, Esqrs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

The U. S. ships John ADAMS Captain Wilkinson.
and Hornet Capt Claxton. sailed ON the lith alt
from Maianzas for Havana in COMPANY with an r.,
e''sh ship which they had succeeded in getting Oft Ke
Chrystal Padsc, with valuable cargo on board. sad
to be worth Sj00OO. At the time the .gohn adams
and Hornet fell in With her, The crew had deserted
-, ''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

TETO THE PUBLIC.--The subscriber, residing in the
u town Of Nassau, III tie county of Rensselaer,, New
York, takes this method satisfy the the
ity of the Improvement made in the of
Mills, by Messrs. Harris and Wilson, Of Abgay.
He III full operation by water, built by
Harris Tie thirty three inches meter
with their grinding s0aces placed perpendicularly
rvo or three hundrcad revolutions minute and grind
Eng six or eight bushels of wheat in hour with materi-
III saving Of expense in constructing aud pucr opera
iig. The flour meal il makes, equal 10 that made
~ mills of the ordinary construction.
The subscriber Updersa ndng that number Of persons
waiting the result Of fair trial of this invention
confident that If they will the trouble to call and
the operation of his MILL they will hesitate
patronse the ingenious aud worthy Nassau
9TH Jsns, 1877. Vim. D. GILMORE.
N0TsCE.-Whereas by lettcts patent, dated the 9th
day of June, 1926 il granted the subscribers
the city Of Albany, and of New York exclusive
right Of constructing, using and of vending others
provenlen; ~ construction Of Grist Mills And where
has reported that certain persons eendng right,
who produce written authority from do,
vending the right Of improvement To- Uuwary individuals
iu Of the Southern The penalties the
suits tfa, against every Of the sarne whether il
be the fr7~'ent vender the unfortunate purchaser
r 49, th,1627.
FRANCIS HARRIS, Sc Patcp.
JOHN WILSON, { tecs
N, p. John Wilson, of the Pa,cutees is now in
Edcnton, N. e. where = number If mills on the above
uncipie, in successful Operations. There is ike
wise one Baltimore, Md. which gives universal salts
faction.
IL All communications this subjectS &c poS
paid, aud viii then &c ruuc.usliy attended &.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

iJ!Eo, in ibis City yesterday, after violent and
and lamentcd. The friends and aconsintances of the
deceased are respectfully requested attend his fune
raj from his late residence this morning at O'clock
withcut further notce
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
3s6rtsssuoe1n Sgs teeae
TUESDAY MORNING, July 3. 1897.

u. y. Bank rs. O0ndrid,e-In Tie skotch OF this
case in Fridays Wing, there were omissions of mate
rial points established by the Defendants proof which
We now supply. We did not hear much of the evi
dence, and rernrcd only such points seemed chiefly
insisted upon in argument. We endeavored SO 10
present the small part reported as simply TO Give the
public some idea of the material issues in the cause
without any suggestion way or the o.cr as to the
preponderance of the testimony II that sketch has
been or shall be copied by any Editor. we will thank
him 10 copy these omissions likewise.
In the special plea OF non factum, the circum
stances under winch Stevenson signed the bond are set
out. Ills name was put ut the bottom of the paper
1.-The name of cambridge only being the; to it without
sealing, delivery, or witness upon condition that when
other names were obtained, would. if he approve
OF them as co surecs seal and deliver and have i,
witnessed as TO himself: That he never did SO SEAL
or deliver, or know who the obiigors in the bond
until hir. d. ceased to act as Cashier.
1t was in proof, that before the appointment OF Dan
bridge as Cashier, stevenson considered .co at least OF
the obGgors, not oireat and advised the recession of
contract made By them with friend on the score Of
safety.
II was in proof, that there were eight subscribing
witnesses 10 the bond all tie obligos except Ste
venson, and none as TO HIM
tt was in proof by ]. IIooncs witness for the
plaintiffs that the bond was signed by Allen as late
as August, 1915
l, was in proof, that by the Charter and Bye Laws
of the Mother Bank, the appointment of Cashiers for
the Offices and the duty of taking bonds it'll security
belonged exclusively the Parent Bank and not the
Branches: that the branches had nothing 10 do witt,
III aud tie Court charged the Jury.
1t was in proof that Tie Branch Bank in Richmond
soon after its organization, took bonds with approved
securities, for the eliers Book keepers and Porter;
but took 20 step to Lie Cashier.
Stevenson not Counsel for the Bank in the year
1917, aud was called upon TO perform professional
duty earlier than May 1919.
There was pros, that he saw the bond after
his first put TO it, that he ever acquiesced
in, or ratified ii, authorised any one 20 90 SO 20,
him.
There was proof that the Mother Bank at Phila-
delpia required cambridge to give bond or en-
Iquircd whether any bond bad been given, until after
the failure al tue President Of the Branch Baul, IL;
August 1879.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

We are sorry to see the National Gazette, and fine
New Jersey Patriot, yielding more consideration ,o
iber private gricfs, real imaginary, than TO ne
public cause.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

F.aRMERS' B.qAK OF piRGIsTQ.
my ffesdcnt ard Directors have declared a dividend
- oi TWO and half per ccu. the Capital Stock for
me last SIX months, which will be pm the Stockholders
are" S me 10Th instant. VIM. NEKERVlS, Cashier.
Sd July, 1897. i,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

B'4Nh OF P({eGLNL.4 ,july Cd, 1897.
resident and Directors have this day declared
"F''en" "' Two per cent on the Capital Stock If the
Bank FOR the la year, which will be pad on tic 18th
instant 81 w. DANDRIDGE, Cashier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

iii'TIs0ufs Sunreal.on - Tie approaching SIanu-
'actur'Dg Convention at Harrisburg (Which assemblies
on TIC 3oih July is attracting and atten-
ton IN the Northern States. New Hampshire and
Massachusetts have already moved in it--mec tngs for
'he purpose OF selecting deputies, took place Wil>
m'nG'on, Delaware. aud at Rutland. Vermont, on the
9Th Jnnc-on the 29h, at Newport, Il. l. and the 27ih
al BALTIMORE and the 18th, at Ptsburg. In addition
meeting is called at Albany. on the 10Th inst-et
Poushkeepsie, at Utica ard Argyle, county towns
preparatory TO State Convention. The whole we:-
tern part of that State is unanimous for protecting ia
riff The assctnbIage at Harrisburg, will probably be
great and exhibit much talent. The object of their
assembJage calculated arrest the attention of the
whole Union.
Mr. Giles has set stone rolling by his abstract and
metaphysical legislation which it will require more
Than abstraction and metaphysics TO stop. The re-
coil of bis resolutions forcsccu and foretold The
thnn':srs of The Richmond Vatican longer heard
with respect The denial of the constit utionaly of
tariff the second act passed under the Constitution of
39, and never before denied by the most wire drawn
and hair splitting expounders of the Constitutions has
alarmed not only the entire manufacturing interest,"
but all who have the integrity of the Union al heart
Protection to the rights of the States much seen
in it, as hostility 10 the rights Of the Genera! Govern
men-rishts equally essential as those of the States
TO the preservation of the Constitutional balance
h3en cannot but ash themselves why none of these
complaints nj The and oppression of tue General
Sorern'ncnt, we're heard under Jefferson and Madi-
SOM were not the same measures of roads and the
tariff then prosecuted? Did not Mr. Giles ct id onue
seH'S, lend them their sanction? Was the Ccns,i-
'u''on 'hcn what IT snow? All these questions must
DC answered al'rmativcIy. VIDA. then is the reason
OF the present dissatisfaction? northern instead of
southern man IS President HL. G lies is the sire of
the Harrisburg Convention
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

John Mclean, now Post Master General ia norn;.
mated for the Vice Presidency, iii the Cincinnati
Gazette. MIR. Mclean most valuable officer and
man of sound, practical talents. But if a devoted
Calncunte and J.chsopIc,~ we cannot acknowledge
his Claims IN the support of the Administered ton party
We van; more Woo Presidents TO make a bul;
batting of the Senate Chamber. II he differs from Mr.
lahonn on the question: Of the Vice Presidents now
ers IN preserving order is the first time he has
a'uefed from hi'T--we believe we might say the ,eyy
h's' time politically Besides, the Administrati on
would be immediately charged with attempting to buy
BIN and Ohio We hope a!r Clay will! DO selected as
The Candidate for The Vice Presidency
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

.Feio ii'mPsai'e-ihe Combination have set Up a
claim TO this State on the following grounds: 4 hIr.
Wilson introduced Resolution in the popular branch,
expressing the confidence OF the New Hampshire Ic-
sIsiatnre IN the present Administration, which after
debate, was Postpr2cd, 1877 10 TO- We think tie Re-
son'ion met mciiIed fate, for never .h to see
the State Legislatures made the arenas for fighting
PRESIDENTIAL battles Let the people in their eIemcaaI
character, settle t!.at controversy. IS this is claimed
as Jackso" triumph, we suhoin the follow ing expo
silion from the New Hampshire Journal Ii seems
much such an affair as the attempt made in the Virginia
Legislature IN 1881, 10 sanction the Caucus priuc
pie ty act ofAsseinby.