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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

WRIGHT Ia, yizAt Rules holden in the clerks Office of
the count, court Of Bedford on Monday the LIST day
ofJune, 1899
VIM. Chez, pitt, ap anst John McGhee. David Saul
ders, II. and John :. Brown, dcfts.
IN CHANCERY
The defendant John Mcthee, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules oiths court and il appearing nv
satisfactory evidence that he s nhabitant Of this
country On the motion of the paintih, by counsel
IT'S ordered that the said dcft John Chez do appear
here on the fourth Monday in Angus, next and answ err
the hi of the plaintiff; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted IN newspaper printed in the
town OF Lynchburg for two months successfully, and
posted at tho front door of the courthouse this
~ on two several court days,
AcopyTese, GA. WINGFIELD, u. C.
June IL woms6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
SSIpAHIho

AnaNs-6s Il the line OF Mail
E{T5tsNzzE Coaches between Alex
nndia ard Charottrs
vile, announces to the
public th al he has extended his line from the
latte, place TO Lynchhurg. This line is now
in complete operation, provided with good
coaches and horses, and under the dire ction OF
respectable and experienced drivers. II runs
parallel with he blue mountains nearly through.
out its whole extent, and presents to the travel.
ler a scenery of the most diversified and pic.
turesque cast. 1 he road is safe and general,
good the accommodations on the road are al.
ways comfortable and cheap; and, at some
places very superior. The distance between
Lynchburg aud Alexandra is about 100 miles.
aud is run over in three days, allowing one en-.
tire nights rest on the road. This line con
meets Itself with tho Western Stage, from
Lvnchburg to Salem which, at the latter
place, drops into the line running by Abiding.
don TO Huntsville, &c. in Tennessee. The
South Western traveller has thus choice Of
routes TO aud from Washington. The Proprie-
tor thinks this route by Lynchburg prefe able.
II has, among other advantages, this decided
one of allowing the weary and exhausted uav.
eler two fnll nights rest between Salem and
Washington. II is believed that this is the best
aud most agreeable route to the Sweet and
Sal, Sulphur Springs. THIS line leaves Alex.
anjria on Sunday at 3 A. M. on Wedn. sday Q
P. NJ and iniersec.s the Ric hmond and Frede
ricksburg Stages at Charlottesville it leaves
Lynchburg on Sunday and Thursday at l A.
NJ. and reaches Alexandria on the following
Tuesday and Saturday.
FARE.
From Lynchburg 10 Charlottesville Sc
Alexandria 10 80
All Intermediate places cents mile.
Baggage al the Iisk Of the owners.
THE PROPRIETOR.
July G. 6m36
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

WYE have just received few packages drsi-
~ rabe goods much cheaper iban previous
supplies, That ", are induced once more this
summer 10 invite our town aud country friends
to examine the prices, feeling confident they
will be surprised at the grea, reduction in all
kinds of goods recently made in the Northern
Markets. MkEE, ROBINSON 4 co.
WHEAT.
WYE wish 10 purchase several thousand
!" bushels of Nbea, tor which the hights ST
market price will be given.
MKEE, ROBINSON & co.
July 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
New aud beautiful fancyGuods.

New aud beautiful fancyGoods.
II LIE Ladies Of Lynchburg and adjacen,
- country, are respectfully invited TO ex.
anime our recent supply Of fashionable fancy
Goods. We give sig sketch Of their style
and character
Salmon, blue, pink. sIawand lilac plain Pal
nerine
Watered. striped, shaded and figured Langued.
&C Baleges
Seemed morning Barge, new style
Caspian Shawls al the most beautifnrshades
great variety OF rich worked MuSlns and
checked do
ID plain Bobbineu lace, sup to any hereto.
fore imported
First quality blk Italian Lutestrings
Which, with numerous other articles in the
fashionable line, thew are determined TO Of
fer TO their friends nj the lowest market pri-
ces. MCKEE ROBINSON a co
June |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
MRS. PAMELA y. JONES

~ FFERS ber services to the cHHrDs OF
" Lynehburg, and The public generally, as
a hllmer aud Maniua maker She has made
arranr for procuring, from New York
and Phi aJelphia, Tue latest London aud French,
Fall and Winter lasbiohs--afcr the arrival Of
which, she eiIl be enabled TO present them 10
The ladies of Lynchbn,g aud the country All
work eonfded 10 her care, will be done with
nestacss aud despatch. Mira. Jones is now
prepared to make and alter dresses. clean and
dress bonnets, or attend TO any business IN The
above line, aud soliciis the patronage Of gen-
erous public Her residence AZ present is Over
the Auction Room of X. q. Thompkins, Esq.
formerly occnp,d by MIS-. Todd. Where nil
orders either from town or country viii be
thankfully received and promptly attended 10.
Argus % tf2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

= .EuS- GOODS i.

Black and ColoreA Palmarines,
Palnarine Gingh4ns, new STYLE.
Black and colored Gau8r Ilkis. sup. quality
EXTRA rich,
Best English Thrend Laccs, Cap widths,
DO do Etging,.
Very sup. black Satin Italian Levantiuc,
Extra large Shell Tuck Combs.
Sup. Turn Back and Neck do.
Snper6ne Cambricks aud Muslins,
DO II Bohbineu, fin ST imported,
Tnread csmhriok and Cambrick uk6.
Flo,enf Silks. assorted shades.
Which, With nune rous other articles, will be
sold on erns most accon,mu iaing.
MCKEE ROBINSON g. Coz
Aug. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

NWlRGlNlA-AI Rules holden the Clerks office q
the superior Court of Chancery for the Lynchbnfp
District the first day of June, ls9. Richard : Ellis
pit against John Ware, VIM. are Dabney Ware.
Anderson Ware, and Ormond Ware, DIETS.
The defendant Dabney Ware, not hayng entered
his appearance and given security according to the act
ofAssemby and the rules ofthis court and It appearing
to the satisfaction of the court that he is habl
ant ofths country is ordered that the said defendant
do appear here on the first day day ofthe and
answer the bill OF the planh-hata copy Of this or
der he forthr nh inserted in newspaper published
IN tht town OF Lynchburg, for months
", and posted at the front door the court house i'm
the SAID town. Acopy-Teste. J. WILLS, c.
Aug. w2nll0l
M lRGlNIh--t Rules holden IN the Clerks office Of
the Superior Court Of Chauccry for the District
LNnehbarg, on Monday the 3D. day ofAusust 1890 Ar
ehibald Glenn Pitt against Eustnce Hunt, admir- OF
Thomas Bondin decd John Irvine John StanielI,
james Eastman, Clement Lipscomb, Thomas STAMPS
ames kaInes, Vim, Smith, James Scott, John X
Linn Ihos Jeiireys, Adamroote and Harrison Stan
field aud j. Richardson, admrs. of John Stahfelti
dee. Defts.
The defendants James Eastman, James Raincy and
Thomas Jefreys, not having entered their appearance
and given security according the act of Asseml,
and the rules of this court, aud it appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants OF TIN
country II Is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here ON the teuth day of the next term md
answer the bill ofthe paintifs-and that a copy of this
order BIZ forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed IN the town Lynchburg, for month
and posted at the front door ofthe court house in the
said town.
Aeopy-Teste. d. ROBES, DC.
august u Msw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
LW0MN NATGa
August 81

SHUsT opened, by D. 4 r. KYLE, one case
d superior Leshorns.-- iso d few dozen Toi
toise Shsell Tuck Combs, The largest szes.
May %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
Philadelphia, april 10, 1927.
Certificate of Cathnriue drbyisjo

- S'lhcme OF CdthGrfne HrbriSto.
mad complaint in my right eve. " hich was
,'ha''ea and Weak an ulcer dIschargjne vel
low matter opened just below tie eve. on the
's"' cheek; surgical operation wa lronoun-
&c" necessary by medical gentleman. but +
was moi willing TO submit TO IT, H. This state
oil 'he case applied TO Or. Howell uho III,
,'e "nuef course OF hi GOLDEN Tinc'urc Of
o"'na a. IN conjunction with his " Vegetable Fa.-
my MS, winch entirely supercedes the ncres
's'y oil surgical operation The mAamma
ou was removed. thu ulcer healed. and the
'"e'h 81 the eye"as entirely restored. with
ou' ,"e pam, inconvenience, and scar ofa sur
gicai opeI alton.
KATHARINE ARBRlSTO.
Dill, no $50 Market 81. above 9Th.
Pht6d april %, 1927
i ne subscriber. who is appointed agent for
'1Slnla, has his day received a large
supply OF DIR John Brasie, Howelrs Vegetable
med'cines, which wiIl be sold A. Ph,ad, lpbia
pricus. HOUrI n,Wirs
AGENTS.
Mr.. James McKiidoe. Richmond.
Messrs. Bragg, Jones and Co. Pstersbur0
vi whom may be had Dr. j. I'm &. toN.I', We.
se'ao'e medicines generally.
,.u 10 Howell DAVIES.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01
TrURsnaY, November Of

THURSDAY, november o.
The Convention resolved itself into Commits, ~
the Whole, Mr.. Powell. in the Chair "
On ,notion OF MI MAcRAE, the Report of the
l-,g.'ai,e COMMITTEE, as amended in Tie Commit
ice o Ihe W mole, with all the amendments proposnl
10 the sad report, and also all tie ,tbor ,,,ot -.
'"e ociect Committees, with their amendments ,v,r
ordered to be printed.
me question pending when the Committee rsn
iut'Ve Committee, viz: r.
r, He$o|rea' That census ofthc population ,f tl3.
TOT mo purpose ofapporfoning repro. cni;tio
,h"r We ,ahSh N The year 1881, the year tsj5 an
''t cal or at cast ono" IN every twenty vears
To which Mr. DoDDntDGE had moved tie a,pc,,,.
ie"I. oy STRIKING out all, after the word 'tlai and
inserting The fOllowing:-
second resolutions second lite after ,.iaic - s,t.
o"' ~ Sne end OF the rcsolJtiOn ard Insert sin i,
year 1859, and III every tenth wear tI,rrr;F or orT
upon every sacl CeUsus being taken and also urn,
INC he%t census taken Under the authority OF the
STATES a new appUtiUrmeEt of exon, tin, a..
90 made, according to tue pr;ncialcs d larcd i; H.;
foregoing resolution Of the state Of lie nn,us,il
shall have so changed as to render 1lg s,,nr nee,
saFyj ana upon every apportioHmcn hereafter TO BE-.
made there shall be new Assessment - Ia,Js e.
the purposes OF taxation" ' ''A
Mr. OoDDRiDGE said when this PROPOSE i r, was mr.
uer consideration tic other day. an exc, pfiou was
: aN W a., Oh Ilc ground that il intcricrcd with o.,
bic words. NC c%cep'-"ia-
Mt Q. JoHNsov said he though. The Co,n,ri,,,,
Cou,u scarcely D" prepared vote on this o,,csic
- I 'i0i'"i VI 'he question must deucDd.' IN q
Rfeat drgsee on The settlement Of tie question: ofbas
- toue' nat perhaps tic proposition now of.rcJ
70 ol P'e1Fraoe TO That reported by The Select Cor
.l'teG. re stated what vas the n,jfpor, IF ,b.,
infnninGh and Plated that to c2ay if INTO efYsr, -
T rI. require an apFnrtionladR cvcrv five veIrs
ro,I,,. ,5Io score df Inconvenience, vas abie,
,'o,Oiei ana s!lIl more on the sssrc nf o., ,, IL
LAD o't@!ned from the Aa&or1In accom-, of,ic 49,
I'Hce OF Vie last census. Tic expeuccs incn,,rd
y, amounted to S5i7o9 Diets. This would T,cr
jI p"pcnre to encounter every ftih year 81
"'o" was 10 Dr. added, the. cTpcrce OF taking the
,,n+nS lie wished therefore, dat fhc question b,
'Hs'fn n.y. until tho propos:i scs;~o.jac! H., f,,.,
- - - disposed ~ 'fN'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22
FOREIGN MINISTER'S.

The following article on diplomatic employrncnts
70 from the pea Of one familiar with the subject and
capable Of nstructng those who, like ourselves arc
not so much We recommend it TO the particular
attention of those who take an interest in our dplo
matc relations and intercourse: for although we arc
born enemies to etiquette and artificial distinctions ia
society, are we'll that tho forms and ccremo.
mics of diplomatic intercourse are Of greater conso.
quence than at first glance they might appear to
be- In regard to this subject, at least, words src
things, and substance cmbodies fUrm.--.Vht. I1teHi
geHcer.
a Joreiga minister is an individual sent by one
government another, 10 treat on all affairs Of con
tfoyersy that may arise between them; and Who be
ing furnished with creJsniial letter, foil powers
enjoys privileges accorded by the law Of nations
70 rs ydbc characler.
Cfefy independent nation has a right 10 send
fIcign Minister'S they also have the right 10 decide
IN what conditions they viii receive one. Some gov.
olDmcnts will MT receive their o wn citizens, or sub
5ecis, (nemely, France, Sweden Holland and sever
a othors and Il occasionally happens that they re-.
flseto receive on individual who is disa greeabe 10
them NJ Guderike, sent in 1853 by G. reat Brifoin
% Stockiioluswos not received Sardinia, in 1902
fcfssed 70 rocciyo N. Dc LcmonvUa; and in 100.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22

s holh, who was Procealingto the vllngc If
p,,ng vpse,vea tue cavalry, ordered FORTHWITH Go,
t'nce hendatoif 10 make cha rye with " zen
rons oil the ussars OF Alexandria and ALS "c squad
paSess o, artillery This charge com,o,eiD c sx
ceeued' The enemy was overthrown AMI c,Iy sue
WIN loss OF two standards. ~" oac' 4
I'm the pursuit of this detachment tho c.,
,ouha himself under the firespf OF the rcdo,,,
nut immediately making a part of his hussnrs AZ
NOUN, ne marched ut their head. and IN a moman1
carried the rcdoubt where the Turks lcn ,.
non and two standards Wv" carr
he second redouht was occupied by nearly cod
men pto'ectedby battery, which slowered rr,nc
snot upon our troops. rr..
After having reformed bis detachment. and mi
,,o some companies ofchasseurs and infantry Prince
N'nuo,on ordered an attack with bayonct instead o
carried the redoubt. Five cannon and t,velve s,an
dards were The trophies Of this brilliant feat Bu,
the excitement ofthn soldiers was such that few nr;s
9 SI were taken. Tho enemy left near six hun.
killed and wounded. 's' 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22
S. D. INGHAM,
Secretary n The Treasury.
Circular I1siructions IN Collectors orUe Customs.
TREAsURY DEPARrMENT,

Circular distractions IN Collectors of The Customs
TREAsU DEPARTMENTS,
10th August, 1890 {
II is suggested that some regulations are necesso
~ for the better security of Ship Letters and piiar-
ding the Revenue from violations throughout that
channel. AS the Post Office Laws contain some rro
visions IN relation to this subject care should be ia
KEN IN the execution Of this instruction. TO avoid col
llson between the authorities under the Treasury and
General Post Office Departments.
The law requiring the delivery of shin letters NJ
the post Office, before the master is permitted TO on
ter or break bulk, provided mainly for the secn-
rly of the Post Office Revenue The authority Of
Custom House Officers over the Letter Bag. is how
ever. the Tint over other articles or mn ctn
ges brought in the vessel The Letter Bar NAV
therefore, be examined, and in case Of SUSPICION be
seized and taken possession Of but f the officer seiz-
ing shall not be able 10 shew reasonable cause of su
piclOn, he ~ liable 10 damages wit hOut indennitv-
To avoid this difficulty, and to secure everv c6ect
that appears to be Desirable the following leguaton
is 10 be carried into effect
An officer of the Customs must take cbarpe Of
each Letter Bag, before il leaves the shin and ex-
anime 1t, IN presence Of the master, mr. other officer
commanding tho yssscl who may. at his Ouiion take
thercffom all letters and packages directed To the
owner or conslgnec. The remaining letters and
packages must be replaced in the bag scaled up and
put into the custody Of such officer OF the vessel and
Delivered at the Post Office. a receipt will tferc
10 given by The Postmaster, or other person nntbo
rised by HIM stating when the Letter Bar was deli,
ered at the Post Office, and lie CONDITION Of the sea
W th1t timri which receipt shall be handed IN the
Collector at, or beforo the time when the master of
.lc 'essei W9Ecs.npplcoton 10 enter aud take the
oa'h required by law f0r that purpose.
AH letters or packages, suspected Of containing q
uces habie 10 duty. whether directed 10 tho oy0ncr
snVG' or DINER persons must be deposit cd al tho
J W., Ilo,soIn charge of an officer fthe Cusorns
ana houce given to The persons 10 whom thcv arc di
rected TO cause the same TO be opened in the nrcs
ence ct such officer Of the Customs os the Colcc,o,
may designate fos TINT service.
S. D. TNCrAM. /
"cr,i1ry 7fNe Trros157, T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22
CIRCULAR.


TO col IECToRS CUSTOMS.
Supplementary u the instruction Of 9th of September
1898.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
August 6tn, 1899. (
There being some diversity in the practice at dife-
rent ports, IN computing the allowance or deduction
OF five per cent. which it is the usage of trade TO
make on Broad Cloths, it is deemed proper to estab-
hsh uniform mode by general instruction.
1T is understood that this deduction is made in tn.
first instance by the rifacturer for the shrink of
the CLOTH after the measurement the mandatory
1t relates therefore, to the quantity and not to the
price of the cloths. 1t is consequently to be SO COM
puted as to be taken from the quantity alone
But, as the deduction is founded upon the fact
That the manufacturers measure will not hold out
ana IS average agreed upon between the manufac-
tuFer and merchant, 90 ascertain with convenience
the true measure of the cloth it is not TO be allowed
at the Custom House in any case, where il is asccr-
tanned that the fact on which the usage has been
founded, has been disrcgarded in making out the in
voice And, whenever, tho actual mea surcment of n
package OF Broad Cloth shall equal or exceed the
measure stated i'll the invoice (cxclusivc of the de-
ductIon) the measurement of such package must be
the rule for all those of the description in the
same invoice without deduction. If the owner or
consignee shall object to this average upon other
packages the appraiser will his request cause such
other packages to be examined. and the whole char
ged according ,othe same rule
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22

TO COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS.
Supplementary {, the instruction of 9th of SepterJer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01
RICHMOND SEMINARY.

SEVERAL Of my friends having inter ested them seIeeE
~ ia dssuading from change which I had coD-
ieupated, n the arrangements OF ny Seminary, ths pub
lie are respectfully informed that IL will continued
the ensuing year, without any material chaGge in tia
order Of studies
In order to avoid any future the
TERMS on which pupils will be received, annexed:
The Seminary Gill open 6rst of October uex;
aud close on the last day Of July following
No pupil of immoral character who has been Dis
MISSED from any other school, DO admitted
mo pupil will be received for q shorter period than
the academic year; and in of ExPuLsIoE the ma
rent guardian shall forfeit the tuition fee
'No pupil viii! Ia furnished with a certificate Of pre-
paration for College, unless he shall have attended the
Seminary foil term, and shall hav passed salts
factsry examinations, IN the higher reek and Latin Clas
sicks, and the studies connected with them; as also in
Geography, Astronomy, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry
Plane and Spherical TTigonometry.
The charge viii DO S60-psyabls half yeasly in adj
vance
San charge of $40 year win hs made for French
aud Spanish, either. WIZ. BURKE
u am desirous to take into my family ten doeiLs
and gentssI little boys, companions and class fellows
for my son, 10 his private studies These, besides the
advantages of the Seminary, will private lnstruc
tiop; they shall be treated with confidence aud aGectio
aud shall be objects OF never ceasips attention.
My pice for board and tuition will be $500 pey term,
July I-w4U ". Is.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01
SUMMER GOODS

H NELSON has received Nv the Exit panti-
N w. and other late packets from New York
md Philadelphia. general assortment of GOODS
Idarted TO the season; amongst which are
Caiicocs and printed caInbrics. of new stv!e
English and French cambria ginghaus
Pain, plaid and striped battesto
PHiInyrene, assorted colors
Fancy pOlmyrene dresses
Italian nett and berepc
English and French merino bombaz!ne
black Italian ustring, OF superior quality
Heavy India satin and evantine
Jet and blue black marcellne
Colored and black Gros de Naples
POngec silks. of superior quality
EItra heavy black Mandarin grapes
Black and colored Nankin and Canton DO
A, % and Cd cambrics and iaconets
Plain and figured Swiss muslins part very Gre)
Plain and figured book aud null do
a and 4 talnboured and plain bobbinet laecs
Thread and gimp laccs aud edEings, assorted
hich worked lace peierencs, capes hdkfs g. wells
Embroidered and tamboured muslin do
Short and long berege aud gauze scarls
Fancy hcrCge gauzc and silk hdl,fs assorted
Italian silk and Swiss muslin cravats
India German and English silk pocket hdkfs.
Thread cambria hdkib.
Madras. Malabar and Britannia DO
Fine and superfine blue and black cloths
Silk forcntine and Marseilles vestiun
Superhne brown and white French dril.inrs
Black and grey hastings
Company and nance chop nunkc,ns
Floremtme and jeans for boys wear
"A Irish and German linens
Long lawns and bird eye diapers
I'd and 1914 table diaper and damask
5-4, Cd, 4 and Cd heavy mill spun shcctings
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
White. brown and fancy mizt cotton and silk
half hose
ladies' and gentlemen's gloves, assorted
Parasols and umbrellas
Carved and plain tortoise, tuck aud eide combs
Palm leaf, feather aud Chinese painted fans
Domestic shirtngs, shoeting, plaids, apron checks
and shcctings
Also,
A constant supply Of heavy power loom shoetiugs,
in this city, by Messrs. Cunningham g.
Anderson, and for sale at their lowest cash price
July