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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-01
VALUABLE LAND ron SAW p-,--

w ALuABLE LAND FOR SALE.-pursu.
~ ant To decree OF the Superior Court Of
thancery Tor the district of Lynchburg. pro.
bounced on the 9Th day ofoctober, 1898, in
the sun then depending in the said court. be.
tween ifarman Gentry, plaintiff, aud Richard
Harrison and others defendants--the nnder.
signed, Marshal of the said Superior Court .,
Chanoery, will on Friday the 4th day of Nav
next, If fair If nod the next fair day Thereafter
tonnhays excepted) proceed to sell to the hirb.
est bidder, Tor ready money, on the premises
one certain iotor tract Of land, lying and be.
ing IN the county ofAmherst, and on the waters
ol iarflss Creek, containing BY survey fifty.
.wo and three fourth acres, and bounded by
.An1hony fucker and the said Richard Harrison.
AprIs., 49, s1usS M
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Ten DOLLARS Peoara.

- 1kA1 I'D az stolen. from Inc subscriber il
~ wing at Rsne' Tavern. in the upper end Of
Cumberland county, on the nig II of tue sth inst.
chestnut sorrel mare, Eve feet some inches
hish, heavy IN foal, with oae OF both hind feet
white, long switch tail, a star in her forehead,
with sIsible impressions oithe saddle. She was
formerly The property Of Geo. b. Woodson, OF
Lynchhns, Who're presume, II strayed, she has
gone. The above reward with all reasonable
charges, will be given 10 any person who will
deliver SAID mare to me at Haine's Tavern.
CHAS RAlNE.
April H. tc4t52
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Anil g..

- TkAYED OR STOLEN from the sul,scri
- BET, dark bay Horse, with a long nane
and tail, a little inclined to curl; shod all round
\ liberal reward will begiyen tor the delivery OF
the same 10 ME in Lynchburg. 5. DlUGUID.
April 3 tcts6S
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SP RING ARRIVALS.
Of the --latest Faski0pS.


v THE late arrivals nj New York. from Eng
- land India and France, have enabled our
Partner there, To select very rare assortment of
beautiful Barcges, Grass Ginghams. splendid
Figured Silks, lancy silk Gauze aud Barge
hdkis x a few splendid Scarts of choice shades.
CaIicoes Of the choicest patterns aud newest
style, extra super figured aud plain Swiss Mus
lins, lish Linnens and Lawns. of superior man
utacture-Wth other goods at very reduced
prices. MCKEE, ROBINSON * co.
April IL 5t36
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a TEACHER wASTED.-A Gentlemsn
a. competent 10 leach The usual branches Of
an English Education correctly, OF good cha
racter aud moral department. viii find a sitna-
ton IN eenteel private family, by application
to Daniel Brown Esq. Lynchburg.
March % tf33
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Aprl II

A\fOTICE.--On Thursday the 10Th day Of
III May ues I will attend nj the mouth oi
G'attcy fiscr. III the county Of kanawba, for the
purpose Ut RECEIVING proposals for The rebuilding
OF tnc blidge al thai place. The bridge TO b. a
straight open topped bridge, supported by ,uta-
be number Of stone pillars. aud covered with
to inch white oak plank. laid on seepers Of
white pine or white oak with plain handrnil aud
bauuisfers. A The same time will receive pro.
pasaIs tot making aud putting into the kanaWha
river sufficient number of Buoys and Ring
Bolts At the same time and place, will re-
cei'c proposals lof keeping Ia Good repair. lof
the term oi three years, thai part Of the turnpike
road which lies west of Lewisbmg. and on the
18th day Of the samc mouth. I will attend n
LrWlsbnrg, for he purpose OF receiving propa-
sals for putting aud keeping in good repair, thu
part OF the turnpike road which lies between
Lewsbufg aud Cogneton for the same period
Of time DAVID $. GARLAND, Com'r
kanaWhn Road aud Navigation
March 30. c6u3l
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iNr oIlGE.-hipcrson having claim against
Al the estate oil Francis ,. Harris. dec.
viii present them properly authenticated for set
henent all who are indebted To the estate either
by bond OF Open account, viii please ONE for
ward y pay their respective balances forthwith.
JEHU WILLIAMS. Adm
with the W i'll annexed
April % tcJts37
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THE TRUSTEES.

ON the same day will be sold, on the prcmi-
ses, m the corporation OF Lynchbufe one lot OF
land containing about | 10 acres, on which is a
good brick house and kitchen, with out houses
aud good we'll, and on the opposite corner OF
the lot small family house. The garden con-
talns variety OF excellent fnii tross-1 kinds Of
pears, kinds Of apples, kinds Of cherries, Is
kinds OF pnmbs, great many peach trees ofthe
choicest kinds, one almond tree, one Roman
ncciafinc q quineetree, white mulberries, Boston
butternus, &c together with several kinds Of
large English eooseberries grapes, currants aud
raspberres. The principal part OF the above
named fruits have been obtained from ~ York.
and are amongst the most celebrated Of Europe,
according 10 the Encyclopedia. 4 credit of one,
two and three years vii be gwen ior a part of
tine purchase money. The above named prem
lscs are now in the occupancy Of Mr. Robert {.
Scott. JOHN r. ID. PAYNE,
AuCtIoueer.
April Il. tctds72
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April II.

1nl virtue of deed Of trust, executed to the
20 subscribers, by Edward L Clark. aud duly
recorded III the county court OF Campbell, for
certain purposes therein mentioned We will pro.
coed, on the premises ON The 18th day of Nav
nezt, 10 sell 10 the highest bidder, tha tract of
land "hereon the said Edward b. Clark nov re-
sides, situated on Flat creek ia the county of
Campbell, containing upward. of four hundred
acres, twelve mile from Lynchburg. 4 further
description of this land is deemed unnecessary
as II is presumed those inclined to purchase " II
be disposed 10 view the premises Acting as
trustees We win convey such title rs is vested in
us. but the title is believed 20 be indi,putable.
tLltMS made known on the dav Of sale.
CRAVEN H0hrON.
EDWARD G. MUORMAN.
hpril2o. tctds37
pNlON SOCIETY la pursuance Of sec.
- ton of the act OF Int Virginia ie.s-
h,tufe, Incorporating the Lynchbt1g Unon SO.
,.tyo am directed 10 gave public notice Ia the
1embcrs thereof that they are required TO at
end the semi-annual meeting OF SAID Society at
their Hall, in this place, ON the hist Thursday
IN next month, at clock. L. Nj.
On that evening. there VIII be an election of
Ulcers as well as other important business to
transdct-lt is therefore much desired, that we
should have a full meeting.
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
5. l.. u. 5.
April 90. tctdm37
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March 30

NEW ARIlY tIS.--D4IID a ROBERI
y hiLE arc now opening an additional
supply Srceelscd last evening" Of seasonable
Dry Goods, consisting IN pari ofupertue Cloths
anu CasNimeres; splendd new style Calicoes :
Cambrics Dlnties. &c &c.
March ,
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n(OR RENT.-Two rooms on the lower floor
Is of the house which | at present occupy.
they are large aud convenient, aud possession
immediately given. RIO. ROBINSON.
Feb. 5. tf
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a LCoIOL. Spirits Turpentine, Venetian
<sA Rcd, Spanish Brown. and number ofo.
thcr articles just received and for sale by
April 3. THOMAS J. DUVAL,
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%aPlRlrS TURPENTINE, just received by
- THOMAS J. DUAL.
May 20. Bunk Sauare.
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N9oTlcE.--Nl persons isslng claims upen
u me, n ny official Character n late depu-
:, ioi &. Anndy, Sheriff of the county Of Am
hefsi, arc requested TO call upon M without de-
lay. and receive THEN money.
JOS, PETTYJoHN
March % ts33
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- ORI and MADEIRA VINE have just
Y received a supply of Port q Madeira Wine,
OF superior qbality.
March 10. THOS. J. DUEAT.
NIOllCE.-lr pursuance OF a deed 81 trust
i V executed 10 the subscriber by Ambros.
Fucker, bearing date on the 10Th day Of june
ls2I aud is of record IN the Clerk office O 'ila
County Court of Amherst, will be exposed
sale ut the highest bidder. on credit of l. 2, :.
3 years, ten-t,redytouHso fthc Mill called Tins
ley Mill, stock, &c. on Halris's Greek, il, the
County OF Amherst. The sale viii take place on
the premises on Friday 1.-THE Nth day of May
next al which time and place will lso be e,-
posed TO sale sundry articles of personal pro
perry among which isl set blacksmith tools
The subscribers, acting Us trustees, will convey
only such title As vested in Them by said trust
deed JOHN MILLER, }r..a,o..
DAVID H. EDLEY, ''o
Feb l6. ctds2s.
THOR SALE, family of NEGROES, for
y cash or short credit; man and wife
aud -four children Apply to the Printer.
March % 1913
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NFlRGlNlA.-M superior Court of Chan
y Gerry holden in the town Of Lyncbburg,
the l7tb Of October, 1876.
David ;. Garland, Pitt
against
Cornelius Powell and Charles ferrow,
Deits.
This cause came on this day to be heard on
thebll answers, exhibits aud examination OF Wit
nesscs, aud was argued by counsel, on considcra-
ton whereof, the court doth refer the accounts
between the parties, TO one OF its commissioners.
who is directed 10 examine, state aud settle the
sumo, aud make report thereoito the coult with
any matters specially stated, thought pertinent
by himself, or required by the parties to be so
stated. A Copt-ieste
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on HprH, M
The parties in thu, cause will take notice, thai
have appointed Monday, the I4th day Of May
next, to carry the foregoing order OF court INTO
effect, on which day, they are required TO attend
at my Office in this town, with their accounts,
vouchers and copies Of court papers prepared
ior examination aud settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, G.
April ID. c4w36
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-12-12

PAYING FOR TIE WHISTLE. The fol-
lowing, damages were awarded in several
cases for SANDER, &c. at the recent term
OF the superior court for the Chattahoche
circuit. Such verdicts have been rare in
the new and settled parts of Georgia, and
believe that few examples of damages
like these have been necessary.
ne hal6 Superior Court, Oct Term, 1897.
Cone and wife, VS.. Tuggle-Slander !;
Verdict for plaintiff, $500.
Wolf vs.: Helsepeck Islander; Verdict
for plaintiff, $1,000
Sampler and wife vs.. Malicious
prosecution. Verdict for plaintiff, $500.
F'ayette Superior Court, Oct Term, 1897.
doldridge VS.. Heard-Libel; Verdict,
$1,000.
Law vs.. Burk-Malcious prosecution :;
Verdict &90OO.-Georgia paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The name of the Post Office, in Sutton,
heretofore called Sutton East" is changed
by the Postmaster General to that of Wiikin-
S0RciUe.
In New York city, jeremiah Thompson, the
greatest ship owner in the union since the
death of William Gray of Boston, has recently
failed For the last years, lie is said to have
shipped half the export of cotton from New
York. His engagements exceeded 81 2O0, 900.
Two houses of minor Importance have also
failed--HailotoeH Gazette.
In Dorchester, Md. Oct. II, boy killed AZ
ducks at one shot.
In 1923, lady of Wintonbury, Conn.
manufactured a superb cloak, and sent it to
President Monroe. He, in return sent her q
ring, enclosed in letter by mail, which has
lately arrived, having been about four years on
the way.
BAD 'SlGNs We grieve to learn that HEN
RY w Conway, the amiable, honorable and
universally esteemed Delegate in Congress
from the Territory of Arkansas, fell in duel
with gentleman e.! ] of the Territory, the
result Of quarrel which grew out of the dis
cussions which attended tho recent election for
Delegate IpteL6sencer.
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PUBLIC MEETING

Pursuant to notice previously given, meet.
ing was held at the Court-H House in this town
on the evening of the 9Th inst. to take meas
uFes to present to Congress the claims for pro-
lection of the Wool-growing and Wool-manu-
featuring interests. 1t was one of the largest
ana most respectable meetings ever collected
IN this county, for purposes of political ma
tuFe The large room in which the courts are
held was filed in every part, and by an assem-
biage in which the intelligence of the county
was well represented. 1t was composed of no
particular class of persons, but those belonging
to the various interests and occupations ofthe
community, were commingled for the purpose
OF eHecting what they deemed common good
The meeting was called to order by Hon.
Aaron Tufts, when Judge Strong, was appoint
ed Chairman, and Hon. Bezaleel Taft, Jr. Sec
rotary. Emory Washburn, Esq Hon. b. Taft,
Jr. James Wdlcott, Jr. Esq and Hon A Tufts,
seVerally addressed the meeting in favor Of ex-
tending an increased protection to the Woolen
interest To some oftheir remarks reply was
made by Nahum Harrington, Esq. We regret
that our limits this week do not admit of brief
sketch of this discussion, particularly of the re-
marks of Mr. Taft, who gave an interesting
account of the proceedings of the Harrisburg
Convention TO which he was delegate) with
the reasons which had Influenced the members
IN the discharge of the duties imposed upon
them
Hon. A. Tufts, Gen. Jonathan Davis, Hon.
N. T. Denny, James Wolcott, Jr Esq and Col
- Hill, were appointed to prepare me-
morial. to Congress, and resolutions expressive
of the sense of the meeting on the subject
which had called them together, after which
the meeting was adjourned to the 18th inst to
bear, and act upon the report of the committee
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70 Emporium Of Fashion. -,
w. & A. BROWN

a RE now opening well selected assortment
IA of FASHIONABLE CLOTHS. for the
present season,-consisting of
Superfne Black, Blue, Brown, Olive, Claret.
Green, DIab, Steel, Haresback, Black & Rifle
Mix'd BROAD CLOTHS; Black, Blue,
Drab, Dark Brown & Mx'd CASSIMERES
CAMBLETS and PLAIDS; FURS, suitable
for trimmings
3 ALso.-A large assortment of Silk, Velvet.
and other VESTLNGS !; GLOVES; SUS-
RENDERS; STOCKS; HDKFS and era.
WATTS; PROTECTORS TAPE MEAS
URES,-and all other articles usually called
for IN an establishment of the kind
u The above Goods, with an assortment
of READYMADE CLOTHING, viii be sold
at very small advance
N B.-Work done in Cry STYLE, by expe-
rienced men, from medium to the extreme OF
fashion. Worcester, Dec. ~
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DIE d.


In Sturbridge, Oct. "a, Thomas Upham, ESQ.
aged 60.
In Brighton, Oct. 81, Mrs. Rebekah Hast
ings, wife of Mr. John E. Hastings, and daugh-
ter of Capt. Jason Abbot, of Boylston. aged 25.
But few of her age were more known, and
where known, more beloved. She has left a
good name, and we hope and trust, has gone
to her everlasting Communicated.
In Barre, on the goth ult widow Alice Nye,
aged 10
In Sutton, on the Goth ult Mr.. Lazarus LIE
Baron. aged 80.
In Panton, Vt Nov 81, Jesse Lyman, young
est son of Jessy Grandy. aged l2 years, and
three months On the 9th of Sept he was
scalded by installing kettle of boiling cider,
which had just been taken from the FIRE, for a
basket of chips which he had few minutes be-
fore brought in. He sat down into the kettle,
and was nearly immersed in the cider from his
shoulders to his knees. Thus having more
than halfh skin burnt off, he endured, with
remarkable fortitude, the most excruciating
pains imaginable, for 81 days, when he expired.
In the City of Washington Patrick Ferrall,
Esq. in the 64th year of his age Mr. F. enter
ed the Treasury Department in the year l777,
and was principal clerk in the Auditors Office
for upwards of 40 years, when he resigned his
office
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Colonel McKenney, of the Indian Office,
has returned to Washington from his
Northwestern and Southern tour among
the Indians, having travelled, since May
last, about seven thousand miles, and been
successful in all the trusts reposed in him
by the Government, and among these, the
important one of settling the Creek contro-
Versy, with which duty he was specially
charged by obtaining q ceSsion Of all the
taadS o.o'led, or ctaimea by the Creeks, ruth
IN the chartered limits Of Georgia
National Eatelyigencer.
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BurFA1o. Noy. 26.

ALU3 INUFs 1~O'
At the Court of Oyer and Terminer
which closed its session on Wednesday last,
r. II. Hill, was called upon to go before
the Grand Jury to state in what manner
he was concerned in the murder of VIM.
Morgan; he however declined doing so,
stating, at the same time that he had given
his confession in writing, and that. he
thought, was sufficient to Justify the Jury
in bringing in bill against him. The
Jury then examined gentlemen who heard
his confession before the Justice, and after
thorough investigation, unanimously a
greed, that he was in no wise connected
with the murder. Hill was then set at
liberty. He was not at all satisfied with
the decision of the Jury, and went away
murmuring.
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Blackstone Canal COMPANY.

FENHE Stockholders in the BLACKSTONE Ca
ID NAL COMPANY are hereby notified that
the Annual Meeting of said Corporation will
be held at Samuel B. ThOpsas's Coffee House,
in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY,, the 26tk dag
OF December, current, at two O'Clock in the
afternoon, for the choice of Officers for the
year ensuing and, also, to determine whethes
the said Corporation will accept and adopt the
provisions of an Act of the Legislature of Mas
sachusetts, passed on the twentieth day of Feb
Act to incorporate the Blackstone Canal Com
pany," and of an Act of the Legislature of
Rhode Island similar thereto.
At the request Of the Commissioners of said
Corporation, and By order of the President
AUSTIN DENNY, Clerk.
Worcester Dec IL, 1927
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WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY, DEC. E2, 1897.
LOWER CANADA.

a warm political controversy RACES in
this colony, between the royal governor,
appointed by the King, on one side, and
the Provincial Parliament, backed by a
great majority of the people, on the other
The original cause of dispute, we believe,
was a claim, on the part of the Governor.
to have certain sum, in gross, appropriate
ed for the support of government, and
placed at the disposal of the executive
This was refused by the Parliament, who
declined making any appropriation, unless
they were furnished with the several items
Of expenditure, so as to Judge of their ex-
pediency, and to make specific appropria-
lions for each. The dispute arose two or
three years since, and the last parliament
was once or twice prorogued 10y the Gov
ernor, after a sharp reprimand, for the dis
loyalty of its members and, finally, was
dissolved, without having effected any i'm
portant object of legislation, and new
election was ordered.
The election resulted in the return of an
increased majority of members of the pop
ular party. The new Parliament assem-
bled at Quebec about the Goth ult. and
made choice of Louis ]. Papineau, as
Speaker. He is represented as a man of
fine talents, and well qualified for the sta
ton, having acted in that capacity to the
five preceding parliaments but had rem
dered himself obnoxious to the Governor
by the very decided stand he had taken on
the liberal side. When the Parliament
was organized, it proceeded, as usual, to
the Council Chamber, to inform the govern
! or thereof, and to ask his appreciation OF
their choice of speaker The Governor
promptly disapproved of the choice, and or.
dered new one made. Thereupon u new
ballot was taken which resulted in the
same manner as the former, and by the
same majority, the successful candidate re.
ceiving all the votes but five. This was or
the 22d. Resolutions we're then passed, il
which the right to elect their own Speak
er was asserted. An address to the gov
ernor was voted, in which the hope was ex-
pressed that he would not deprive them Of
the Speaker of their choice and delega-
ton was sent to inquire when the Govern
or would receive the address of the louise
They received for answer, that no commu
nication could be received till the house
was organized by the choice of Speaker
of which he should approve, The House
then adjourned till the next day, and, al
midnight, that night, an order was served
upon the clerk. by which the Governor
prorogued the Parliament till the Sd Of
January next.
The Earl of Dalhouse, the Governor, I'M
questionably is sanctioned in the course
he pursues, by the British Government
and, as no disposition is manifested by the
Provincial Parliament or people to relin-
quish what they consider their just rights
it is supposed that no adjustment of the diff
ferences can be effected without the inter.
ference of tho British Parliamens
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SAVINGS BANK.

An adjourned meeting was held at Capt
Thomass Coffee House, in this town, on the
evening of the 9th inst to take measures for
establishing an Institution for Savings for the
County of Worcester. The Committee, APP
pointed at the former meeting, reported pc
titon for act of incorporation, which was
signed, and Committee appointed to present
the same to the Legislature.
"The design of this Institution is to afford
to those. who are DESTROYS of saving their mon
ey, but who have not acquired sufficient to pur-
chase a share in the banks, or sum in public
stocks, the means of employing their msnev to
advantage, without running the risk of losing
it, as they are too frequently exposed to do by
lending it to individuals who either fail or de-
fraud them. 1t is intended to encourage the
Industrious and prudent and to induce those,
who have not hitherto been such, to lessen
their unnecessary expenses, and to save and
lay by something for period of life, when
they will be less able to earn support
By the last report of the Boston Institution
for Savings, it appears that, for the last ten
years, the interest has averaged over 81 per
cent to the depositors, besides the advantage
OF compound interest once III siA mouths
When the great safety Of such an institution is
considered no other mode of investment offers
SO many advantages to those who have small
income which they wish to secure for future
use. Any sum, not less than dollar, is re-
celved in deposit, and, when it amounts to five
dollars, it is pat on interest
Institutions of this kind have been establish
ed very generally in all the principal towns of
England, and in many places in our own coun-
try, and have always been attended with most
salutary effects Similar consequences may
reasonably be looked for in this county, where
the number, who would wish to avail them
selves of such an Institution, is large, and an
nually increasing. 1t is, therefore, with salts
faction that we have noticed the incpient
measures in relation to this subject, and hope
that it may be pursued till carried into full and
complete effect
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WANTED.

A T Saxon and Leicester Factory South
N Leicester, two or three YOUNG MEN
TO work at Broadcloth Finishing
Likewise,-a number of FEMALES to
work in the Factory.
Likewise,-a first rate MECHANIC, 10
work upon Machinery, viz. Building and Re-
pairing ito such liberal wages will be paid
Apply TO JAMES ANDERTON, at the Fac
tory, South Leices er.
Dec ID 9yv50