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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
LAST NOTICE.

LAST NOTICE.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14

Mr.. NEALE q delegate from the odd dis.rc, in the
room of Ellison Currie, arrived on Monday and tool
his scat in the Convention, and ycs,e eday addc,
TO the Committee on the Judiciary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14

Naa literary trick, but LOo trick and poor trick.
The Enquirer yesterday repeats, what ii has more
than once repeated, that the lel,ers of Farmer which
appeared in this print in the and fall of 1927
were from the pen of DR.. Watkins, late 18th auditor
ut Washington, aud now an inmate of the Jail of
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!, Quarters so Cts.

FOURTEENTH Class.
The drawing will be received TINS Day at~f2 0'c !,
(oNLY 1926 TtCREIa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

We have pnbiic Semihares Of learning f-A6d
ha~ can these east or succeed, unless by The
patronage of The people ,
Let rs ALL then, with one heart aud hand
join IN a cause. which. with the proper epergy
and vigilance necessary on our part, NAV even
hate IN the happy and desirable diffusion
Of literature aud science in the minds of our
youth.
Who knows but we have, in some Of the a
bodies oil our deep IN mountain hulluws. the Erni
rs OF Jefferson y Aud who knows bnt fkis 4
endeniy may yet produce from its elassic ,eail,
some spirit, fred with MI the eluauenee OF lis
name Let MS not At least despair Of success
"a success commensurate with our exeriiuns "a
deserve h--lhis IS all that we can Look fof-al
that we should expect.
Should WE become sunine md negligent OF
the dutles which desolve On us--and regardless
OF the great ends which we have in view--and
which we are So ansiously wishing TO attain -
Chat OF science and hierdiuel then most as
suredly we will be disappointed
In conclusion ;-permit the writer oftheso
lines 10 invite persons of adjoining counties who
are disposed 10 promote the advancement OF
Ieurnng and 10 patronage this inslifuiion to
attend the annual examinations nf the students
due notice oil which vii be published.
AVlSlTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
OBITUARY.

DIED, at Dublin, on the 10Th Of September,
after II few days OF severe illness JAMES IA
MILTON, Esq. author the fIamlIlonlan sys-
tenn of teaching languages. in the Goth yea, Of
his age.
-, M Paris, on the eth of October, Mr.
SELtGMAN MiCHAL. Gland Rabbi Of the
Israelite persuasion, The aye oil 95 years. All
the lsraeIite population OF the capital followed
hist ne al TO the oemeiry Of Pere La Chase
VI. Deurz, the Grand Rabbi ofIhe Central
Cons,stoiy, pronounced his funeral Grafton on
The tomb IN praise OF the eminent qualities Of
the deceased
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

affairs, whether moral or political, Is daily dis.
covering some str1age cause for the visit of
MI Van Buren,, partionlariy~m travelling Cab
NETS are not in excellent odour with the pub
iic 1t is said thai his visit has ii politlca
squirting and that he is deeply plotting with
MIR. dlthie, with whom he dned on the first
day OF his arrlva) and one or two others, who
give the tone To the Virginia politics. as to the
next election of President, and the late 4 ru-
NOR Is, that he has postponed his claims, in
1883. IN favor Of John L. Calhoun. VINO las
heeu alternately the God and Devil Of Rit,hie
Mr.. Andrew Cide.ant Speaker-and Sneaker
again III rpectation-dally performs the part
oil Usher in the Legislative Hall. making ali the
memeers acquainted, as lar as a glance q word
a bow, aud shake OF the hand can make or
binary men acquainted, with Mr. Van Buren,. |
DO not mean 10 say that all The members of The
convention are ordinary men. Very far rom
u Sneh supposlliuu cannot be entertained
Tor moment, when il is recollectcd that Madi.
son, Momoe and Marshall, are here-and
when scarcely second. save in political and
Judicial fame, We have {. John on, Leigh raze-
we'll, and Randolph of tho jackson summarizes
and finally, Bishop $50 he is called par excel.
Ience) Campbell, who overthrow Robert Owen
m the held Of Polemics. | am told, aud by
Virginians who should blush TO say il, that
hitchIe c1n give away the State, according as
Mr.. Van Barren may desitc and that she will be
thrown into tho arms of the great magleian,
Tor nIm to do with her as may SUIT his pleasure.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
PATRICK HENRY ACADEMY.

This institution is situated IN the south ives
tern part OF the county of Henry, in delight
ful and picturesque section OF country most
saubrious cmate-and surrounded by many
highly respectable, wealthy and intelligent far
mers.
II has not been established and put into ope
ration more than a year yet IT IS in a state OF
rapid improvement-and the tdirest and most
snlmaring prospects presented 10 the view of
its founders.
II is circumstance truly 10 be lamented
that the citizens of this section of Virginia
should have so long remained dormant-and
apparently regardless of the advancement of
the great objects of scientific Rducaiion We
may truly say, that there are bot few, very
few persons among Us, who can boast of their
science aud refined education. This. however,
we say with feelings of regret, for we know
!. is not to be attributed TO the natural incapa-
city Of our youth, but solely to the want Of the
necessary advantages.-These advantages we
now have almost at our door and in a few
years we hope to realize our present sanguine
expectations of the high reputation in which
this Institution will be held.
MIR. Clarke. the proprietor of this Academy,
is a gentleman ofhigb scientific attainmens
and is calculated. in an eminent degree, 10 dis
charge the duties pertaining TO his station
lie has, II Is 0eheVed, an ASSISTANT teacheT--oi
designs procuring one in short time. Globes
Maps, and Philosophical Apparatus will also
in due time be procured.
In fine let us conjure the citizens OF the
surrounding country, by every consideration
of local pride and general emulation, TO lend
us their aid in q cause. on the success or defeat
Of which, depend the future glory, the happi
ness and moral beauty of our couDty-the cal.,
of education! How can we possibly expect t.
have distinguished satesmen-how can we
have great mon. TO preside IN the Councils Of
the na,ioa, With honor ard pride 10 US, unless
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
Commission business.

T6AllE subscriber offers bis services 10 h $
- friends aud The public, and takes tbs me.
thod oil Informing oil them that he has opencd
house few doors above the Post Office. Oh
the mann street, where he will receive all kinds
OF country produce. s. ell on Commission. He
viii also sell tobacco OF attend TO the shippu 9
OF IL: he also hasa large house prepared for
storage, where Flour, &c. can be stored for any
length OF time. All persons inllusting business.
of any kind 10 him shall be promptly attended
TO His charges shall be as moderate as any
one could wish that would do him equal justice
He hopes by his moderate charges aud strict
attention TO merit share Of public patronage.
LEWIS BROWN.
H.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

AIRGiNlA.--Ata Superio, Court Of Chan
v cery, holden nj the Town Of Lynchbu rg
Oh The 9Th day OF October, l6e9. George
Chance, PM.
against
Netherlauj 1ait, admir- of Caleb Int, dec
the said NehcrlAnd TAFT. Crlim TAFT Bacon
Tat, Samuel Bransford, SERGEANT OF The Cor
poraiIon OF Lyuchburg, and admr. of Charles
H. lat, dee Eloish Tut, Aun TAFT, widow of
thr SAID Caleb Iait. dee. Richard Perkins, Nan
cy Tat. widow and relief ~ Caleb Tat, the
yaunger dec. Louisa o. Iait and VIM Tat
infant heirs OF the said Caleb Tat, the younge,
dec by Commissioners Bensgh, specially ns
signed thcir Guardian, .nnd VIM ID. Wren
admr. OF Samuel G Adams. dec. Defts.
This cause came on this day 10 be heard on
tn bill. answers Of the defendants, Celim
lat, Bacon TAFT Charles n. Tai, Eloisa Taii,
Louisa o. TAFT aud WIN. Lat. and exhibits the
decIetal order Of the Dih day of September
1929, which appears TO have been duly served
on the defendants, Ann TAFT, Richard Perkins.
and VIM. ID. Wees, the subpoena awarded
therein, on the 9th day of Nov. 1926. Which
appears ~ have been ddly served ON the deit
Nancy Tat and he order of publication against
the def. Neiherland lat, which apprais 60
have been daily published, and was argued by
counsel. On consideration whereof, the oour
doth order, that Que oi lis commissioners do
take an account Of the adminisil alton OF the
estate Of Caleb Tat, the elder dec az also an
account OF thafrcnl estate ~ hereof he died,
seized, together with nm account Of the rents
and profits thereof and report the same 10 the
court, with any matters specially stated,
thought pertinent by binself, or required by
the parties TO be SO stated.
A copy-Ieste. j. WILLS, G. {.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynohburg, 26'h Nov 1929.
The parties IN this cause will take notice, that
have appointed Thursday the 22d day OF A
pril neAt, 20 commence the accounts directed
by the foregoing order of court. on which day
at the hour Of nine o'clock in the morning, thoy
are required 10 attend, nj my office, IN this
town, " It'll their account, vouchers, and 20.
pies Of cour, papers, prepared for examination
aud settlement. r.. u. NORVELL, Com.
Dec. wIw33
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
MARKETS

Wheat is Grm at 10 cents. aud coming in
freely
FIonr IS selling at from 81 to 81 25 cents
sales were made ON Friday ut $4 II l2-frst
rate Family Flour sells at s.
Corn is worth 81 80. Rye from "a 10 81
cents.
Pork is advancing. II ia said some small
sales were made on Saturday ai So 90, Two
new droves arrived on that day for which ST
was asked The owners appeared determined
to drive on if they could not get thu, price,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED. at Tim bury, ireland, !. DuD-
DEN. E'q Of Temple Cloud. to Mrs Ed.
CELL, mother of DIR Edgell. ofChew. There
were present NJ the wedding two fathers, one
mother, one mother in.law, one father IL. law.
one son, one daughter, one daughter in-aw,
one son in-law, one grandfather, one grand.
daughter, two nieces, two nephews, two uncles,
three frst consins, and one second consin-yet
there were only six persons present, and the
bride and bridegroom no Kin before marriage
viii some OF our readers favor us with an
explanation ofthIs riddle, for i,puzzles our in.
genuity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
Classical and Mathematics
SEMINARY,

" nHE Subscriber having abandoned the de.
- sign oi refining from his present oecupa.
ton, respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that this institution may be considered
AS permanently established, and that the next
session will commence ON Monday the 4th
January next.
He assures parents and guardians that bis
utmost exertions shall be used to promote the
requirements OF his pupils, and should The
number Of scholars justify il, n well qualifie ID
assistant shall be Immediately engaged.
The course OF insuuciion embraces the Greek
Latin. French and English Languages also
Algebra, Geometry, Plane I figonometry, Prac-
Iical Surveying, Geography, with the use oi
the Globes, History, Reading. &c. &c.
The metre of Creek and Latin Verse, tba
much neglected, but important part of classi
cal requirements, together with the pronnnca
ton of those Languages, and OF the French,
shall be particularly aitendedto.
John CARY.
Dec. 4tif33
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
.NEGEOES ENN NlNE

"ILL be offered Cor hive for the ensuing
w year. ON Tuesday the :9lh of this month,
(Deoember.) al the late residence of Samuel
Turner, doe near New Glasgow, Amherst
county, from 90 TO 20 valuable Negroes. con
ssIiog of ali descriptions. Men, Women, Boys
and Girls. Amongst them are two frs, rate
Black Smiths, Carpenters, Coopers Shoema-
kers, good Cooks. House Servants, and Plan
ta,on hands. These Negroes are valuable
aud well worthy the attention OF those who
wish 10 hire. JOHN DiLLARD, EI'or
Vi samuel Turner.
Ice 7, Idh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
D, 1929.

county cours'-upon the ground that thu IL.
stature would thu, be AT liberty to regulate the
uniy courts Al their own pleasure.
Mr.. Randolph hoped and trusted tint the
)mmittee would agree to the roposltiou lie
tied. thht after the slender vote which the
clifton of the county courts had met with. he
uld moi suppose that % important change
oud lie made, affecting the whole character
the system He had always considered,
nj the two great pillars Of the Virginia insli
ions, were the freehold suffrage. aud the
unty courts He had often been asked
distinguished Statesman. MS 10 the tue
araeter Of our institutions, and they had ne
failed 20 express their admiration Tor 90
'lnitou>, Ufyou pleasc) so excelcnl nn in
niion--thr basl which the wit Of inan has
er devised, or could Il wise. lie conlsnded
II the government ofthe country WIS now IN
; hands Of the goou and Inv tul men OF each
hn, --remuted on he one hand from tooun.
1 L.. "A A.. - la
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
362 745 397,5s3 2.Ai 90;

" Mr.. Randolph Is Absolutely in favor of
amendment in one Department of the Consliu.
'lon,-the Judi Although he attributes the
efforts TO effect an, other change to the lust of
innovation. The gentleman'S modeslv should
each him tnat the capacity 10 detect imperfec
tons is not confned to himself, no more than
the desire to correct them. Things which TO
his V,son appear delormed, may to others pre-
sent the fair proportions" of beauty and sym
metly: and, in like manner, athougr the sys.
ten of freehold suffrage, the Executive Coun.
Gil, and unequal representation may. in his es-
timatlon be anY thing but Objectionable, they
are to Others extremely odious. Mr.. Randolph's
hostility 10 the judiciary is. suspect. not SO
much against the system itself as against the
Judges, ma GRITTY Of whom had the presump
ton TO think differently from Mr.. X. in the late
Presidential ele CT ion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, |

NOTICE Il will offer Tor sale, on Friday
4 the 18Th inst al my house. on The North
fork oil Oucf, In the county OF Bedford, al JON
ing Ihe lands Of Henry Clarke, Edward G.at.
kins aud others, the tract Of land whereon
now reside, containing 270 IL acres. This
is valuable farm, containing II considerable
portion OF first rate Lowgrounds, producing Gne
crops OF Tobacco, and is comfortably improved
Also, at the same time aud place, sir or eight
Negroes, all my stock Of Horses. Cattle, Hog.
and Sheep, my crop Of Grain, Fodder, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Uten
sis, &c. There are upwards of 80 bushels of
Wheat, and quantity OF Rye sown on the pre-.
misses, in good order Aoy person DESTROYS Of
purch asIng will do well To view the premises
before the day OF sale. The purchaser can
have possession ON the LIST day of January.
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
JAMES MARTIN.
This sale il made for The purpose Of paying
all justdemands against the subscriber.
Nj.
Dec ids33
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

a. The Rev. Mr.. Campbell, of Polemical
fame, has won back, by his speech on The eA.
tension of the Right oil Suffrage, the laurels
of representation. II is an ingenious and trt-
umphant vindicaton of the rights of the non.
freeh1der, conveyed in eloquent language. We
r'gret that we have mol al present room to pub.
Iish it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !
HEWSON'S OFFICE,

Hg'7Ns fJ<V' J
Numbers drawn IN the New York Consolidated
Lo try, class No. ~,
8 ~ 43 % 40 30
Renew your small PRICES in the Rchmo nd
Dock Lottery, Glass No. 4, to be drawn in The
city OF kcbmcnd on the llh inst. Capital
Sl5,o0o--and for the chances, call his day at
HEWSON'S,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

W omce the Enquirer denied the oh arge we
sumo time since made, that certain handbills
'uu'essed to the people of this District, were
D"c'osei IN that paper and forwarded 10 some
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

GP The Greek and Russian wars have thrown
a host of jaw cracking names into circulation,
which would defy all our efforts at expression,
even il we knew in what way they ought to
be pronoun ced.-Pacha is a term which we
have heard called in AS many different ways as
it contains letters. Lord Byron, we suppose,
is good authority in such a case. The follow
ing line. rom one of his poems will therefore
ssr,le the question:
THE world never saW
" chiefain more glorious than III Pdchd."
We wish that some poet would terminate a
line with the name of the Russian hero Die
bitSch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
dnnInst

against
Thomas Adridge, ex'or OF George Hill, mud
VIM. Bisb and Nathaniel Hill Drns
This cause came OF this day 10 be heard on
the bill answers OF the defendant, WIN. Bihb,
an exhibit, and the subpana awarded therein
on the second day of November, one thousand
egbl hundred aud twenty seven, aud the Sc
venlb day of January, one thousand eight hun
dred and twen'y eight, which appears 10 have
been duly served on the other defendants, aud
was argued by counsel. On consideration
whereof, the court doth order, that one of IT'S
commissioners AXE nn account of the admins
traiion OF the defendant, Ihomos Aldfidge,
upon The estate oil his teslator, and report the
same TO the court, with any matters specially
stated, thought pertinent by himself, OF requir-
ed by the parties to be SO stated.
A copy-Te1e, j. WILLS, G. G.
MISSlONEHS OFFICE, !
Lynchburg. l0th NV 1929. !
The parties in this cause will take notice, that
have appointed Saturday the ninth day of
January next, to commence the accounts direc
ted by the foregoing order of court, on which
day. at the hour Of nine o'clt OK IN the moro
ing, they are required 10 attend ri my Office,
in this town, with lhrir accounts, vouchers, and
copies OF court papers, prepared for examina
tion and settlement. JAMES BENAGH,C.
Dec. w1w33
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
n VALUABLE NEGRO MAN, who is an.
~ excellent plantation hand, and VI good
character. For terms, apply at tins Office.
Dcc.7 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
Dec 7

No1lGE.-Tnken up rs Runaway, On the
~ Cd day OF November, Negro Boy. abou,
Is years of age, in the county Of Bath, on the
Cowpas,ure River, aud says he beIongs to, Jesse
Mason. Of Pittsylyauia, aud calls himself by the
oame OF WILLIAM HENRY.
FERDINAND KtNCAID.
Dec. 7. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

Or We remarked, a few days since, as phe-
uomenon in this office hunting age, that Garrett
D. Wall, esq had refused 10 accept the Office
of Governor Of New Jersey, TO which be had
been elected. The wonder is at an end-he
held more lucrative and permanent office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

APPOINTMENT BY TIE PRESIDENT.
Harrington, Dee. Stephen Charles, sp.
pointed Collector al Elizabeth City. North
Carolina, in place Of Asa Rogerson, rsmo,ed
Telegraph.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

u We copy the following as a matter of
sheer curiosity. The writer is all wrong, how
ever about Mr.. Richie having power to give
away or sell the vote of this State, TO whom he
peases. His paper, doubtless, has great inhu
ence but, Temporal muiantur-it is not what
1t wis. OF one thing he may res, assured, and
that is, that Virginia will never vote for John C.
Calhoun as President.
From the Correspondent ofAe Charleston Con.
fisr.
RICHMOND, Nov. IL.
Mr.. Van Buren, and the Chevalier De Hoy
gems, are daily visilers at the Legislative Hall
and sit out the debates. Conjecture, which IS
one Of the. most vcracious pryers into huInaa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

NlRGlNlA.-At Superior Court OF Chan.
v Gerry, holden at the town OF Lynchburg
on the I'm day OF Oct. 1899. John Jacobs,
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1880 SOIL 90 732
Ditto, IN that dirision Of the STATE. LIST, bellcscn
the Blue Ridge aud Tide Hnter, and 2diy
beioc Tide Haier,
WHITES. SLAVES. TAXES.
Bet. B.R. T.W. l97 222 22i 3d. $50 255
BELOW Tide Water, 100 ,52} 10 IL Id, 43o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

WHITES. SLAVES, TAxEs
Yves, Of Aleg'y lsl,3S4 HES 1910
Between A. ~ &. n. l38, 1872 81 ~ 962
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Dec T.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

II IRGiNlA.--At Supcrio, Court of Chan
v cery, holden nj the Town Of Lynchbn ~
n the 9Th day OF October, los9. George
nance, PIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-14
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


BosroN, APRIL 6.--By the Packet ship Bos.
ton, Capt. Macksy, arrived yesterday morning
from Liverpool, London papers of the goth, and
Liverpool OF the 2ist Of February, have been re-
ceived. Nonews from the seat of war; from Por-
tugal or elsewhere, Of any importance has been
received, and nothing of interest is contained In
these papers, except in relation &c the Catholic
Question and the state OF the markets.
The subject OF Catholic emancipation becomes
more and more interesting, and appears 70 throw
almost every other subject out of view in England.
Petitions in favor and in opposition to emancipa.
ton were flowing into the House Of Lords and the
House OF Commons, daily, the former in much
me greatest number. Lord Winchelsea appears
10 nave made himself extremely ridiculous by at
temps 10 excite the common people agsinst the
Catholics. Ills letter asserting that the project for
emancipation was "synonimous with the desruc.
ton OF The establishment Of church and state -
was pronounced by the Earl Of Carnarvon In the
House Of Lords. to be 'ihe rawlings of a dis;em.
pered madman," on the 18th Of Februaty. Io,d.
Anglesey, FitzwilIiam, Clare, Lansdowne. DYrn.
ley, and tie Duke Of Deyonshife, presented
petitions for emancipation, on The 18Th. The Earl
1 Westmoreland begins to waver in his opposition
10 the measure. The Duke of Newcastle il a,
liberal as ever, OF which is The same thing, as H.
liberal az a bishop.
u appears tia: ,hs Ken petition sgains. sr,r