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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12
SUN MARY.

Our desire to present AS ample a sketch as our
limits will permit of the proceedings of The Con.
venliDn. as rapidly as possible, compels us to
omit many articles. We have epilom2ed below
the most interesting articles furnished by the
last mails -
Hon Martin Van b rron, Secretary Of State,
arrived IN Richmond last Friday. {" Travelling
Cabinet" -" Eiectoneering TIP" Sc.)-Cney-
al,er Huygens, Minister Plenipotrniisry from
the Netherlands to the United states, aecomps-
MED Mr. Van buren,.
Late accounts from the Republic of Colombia
saw that another instruction had broken out.
against Bolivar, headed by Gen. Cordova. IL
is thought by some that IL is an unimporfant
maier--by others that II may lead to important
changes IN that quarer.--Nous ueYrons, (as
the Enquirer would say)
Accounts from Liberia 10 Aug, "a, represent
that Colony as in a healthy sis'e.-Prlnce Alb
duhl Rabamau, aged about 30. died on the 9th
Of July-sO that all ht pc of restoring him to
the ihronp and, through his intervention, open.
ing A cnmmuni cation with The interior oil Africa
i, al an end We do not know that this is 10 he
regretted, as II rs sad he had fe@mbtaced MS
Mahomedan principles
The elections III view 1 OIh are Iubi over, Dut
we hay, as vt only heard partially from the
City. The lammany (0lins Jackson) ticket has
succeeded, il is ihought-by very lean major
i,y. instead Of 10000 claimed before tue cleo.
ton FIVE tickets were run, viz; the National
Republican ticket the 1ammauy (or Jackson)
ticket; tue New York Republican ticket the
Working Mems ticket, (card by the n. Y. En-
ouirer the Fanny Wright ln6de ticket,) aud
the Anti. Masonic ticket.
The trial of Judge Williams was about 10
commence al the last dates from Nashville, the
Senate having been organized as Court of
Ifnpeac hmeni, aud the Managers appointed by
the II. of Representatives having laid before j,
the charges against the Judge.
The Legislature Of Tennessee has authorised
the erection Of PenIteniiary, and located it
a, Nashville Efforts, it is said, will be made
AZ the ensuing session OF the North Carolina
Legislature. to procure the erection Of similar
institution 10 that State. Every criminal cod.
mus, be very bloody objectionable and nope
ratye without one.
John Giles, esq. member elect TO the next
Congress, from North Carolina, has resigned
his sea, in consequence Of i'll health.
The Legislature of New Jersey convened
in Trenton. On the 9th ult. On the 30h, Gar
ret ID. Wall was appointed Governor, vice Isaac
II. Williamson, ESQ., 1t is rumored. that MIR
Wall declined accepting The Office, which, IL il
be true, is something new III this office bunting
age.
A novel and interesting case ia now before hs
District Court at Philadelphia. NJ. Joaquin
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Nov. II

NJ OIICE.--By virtue of a trust deed made
y by Thomas Aldrdge. IN which Hin Carter
rs trustee, bearing date the 9th day Of Oct 1924.
aud OF rrcord in the county court of Nelson,
and also by virtue of n trust deed made by
Moore +. Carter, in which Sterling Claiborne
is trustee. bearing date the ooh day Of March.
1927, and also recorded in the county court of
Nelson. aud by virtue Of a trust deed made by
Charles &. Garter bearing date the ooh day OF
March. 1927, IN which Hill Carter aud Richard
N Eubank ARE trustees, which deed ~ also re-.
corded ~ Nelson county cOurt--by which said
deeds, the makers espectively convey TO the
SAID trustees respectively for the purposes set
forth in The said deeds their several aud respec.
tive interests IN the estate known by the name
oil Walnut Grove, situate in the county Of Net
sou and containing about 400 acres, and
ihrir respective interests in l6 negro slaves
attached to the estate. The nnders igned trustees
will. on the 10Th day Of Decem Der next, offer
Tor sale, al the Mansion House ON said tract of
lhnd, To the highest bidder. the interests Of said
parlies IN the SAID land and slaves-ihe intefes,
of said Aldl'dge, being two seyenibs, and the
interests of the said Moore and Charles being
each one seventh. The land will be sold on .
credit OF one, two and three years from The 81
day Of Jan. 1880 aud possession delivered on
that day. The negroes will be sold on credit
OF one year. Bond and satisfactory security
viii be required Tor The negroes, and bond and
a deed Of trust from thhe purchaser of the land
II is believed that the persons owning the
remaing three-sevenths of the estate. whl, on
the day of SALE sent to sell their interests in
| The same way, and on the same terms proposed
by the trustees in this advertisement.
The undersigned will convey only such title
as the said deeds OF trust authorize them,
HILL CARTER, Trustee in the deed
made by Thomas Aldridge.
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Trustee
in The deed made by Moore f. Carter.
HILL CARTER, ,Tru..
RICHARD N. EUBANK, (tees
under the deed made by Charles c. Carter r..
Nov. IL tdso6
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OBITUARY.

DlED,in Madison county, (Ala.) on Mon
dny'thc 18Th instant. after n short illness. Mfs.
PARMELA DRAKE. consou of Mr.. Andrew
Drake, aged 12 yeurs, leaving husband and
children To mourn her death,
-, at Amherst Court House, on Tues
day last Capt. JOHN FRANKLIN, after long
and distressing illness.
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NOTICE is hereby given that shall present
~ petition TO the next General Assembly Of
Virginia, to pass law giving me the right TO
recommends an action for the recovery of land
against James Woods and Others, OF the coun-
~ Of Nelson, for reasons which will be made
known to that body by said pe,itan.
THOMAS GOODWIN.
Nov. 10. a I'm
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lour claims uu France is msntianeJ - uut ,
lille discouraging ; the feies in honor of Ia
Fayetie fill the French papers, but the pleasing
occasion OF his journey is mentioned only, we
believe in this letter. the business of the writer's
remarks on the opposition To the present
French ministry is confirmed by the tone and
bearing ola great maj orny of the French ioui
mails. NeWbur gport Herald
&" Mr.. A. H. Everett is here on his way
home, PARIS is ihronged with Americans, who
are constantly going and coming, or are tenn
porarIly fixed here. Tor the purpose of ins,ruc.
ton. large proportion OF them are New
Eng landers, who, here as at home, are dislin.
guished for their love OF information aud their
diigent use OF the means oil employing their
time TO advantage which PARIS affords in such
abundance.
" Mr. Rives is daily expected. aud much is
anticipated from the positive iusiruc TONS of
which he is supposed 10 b. the bearer aud from
his own talents and character. The prese
con juncfnre, however, Is uniavorable, as the
ministry of the country Is in n precarious siiua
ton pursued without mercy by a powerful op.
position, which, comprises five sx,hs of the
wealth, Talent aud energy of the nation and SO
much occupied wi III the questions forced ~ on
them by the internal coalition Of the country
The public discontens AID the questions grow.
ing cut OF the conquest OF Turkey il is very
unlikely they will be willing TO open their ears
10 any thing coming from the opposite side of
the Atlantic. Had the late ministry remain
ed in office, our prospect would have been
better. tor they had assured Mr.. Brown that
the subject of our claims should he taken into
consideration. aud disposed of in one way or
other.
La Fayeiie has lately come into possess ion
Of large property under the indemnify law,
being the fortune OF his own and his w,ie's fam
iy OF which the revolution had deprived them
This affair took him to the south OF France,
where he he had not been since l79o and he
was fetei Just As he had been ii America. Tue
people took occasion OF his Journey u manifest
their hostility to the new ministry, by render
ing homage to him. as the consistent repre-
sentative OF the moderate party Of the Revolu-
ton.
" Nothing can exceed The violence Of the
press and OF public men here In general, in their
deuunciations Of the ministry formed under
Prince Polignac. What the result will be il is
difficult 10 predict, buta crisls seems 10 be at
hand. for the liberal party compose the bone
and muscle OF the nation
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BRiEF coRREsFosDENoE.-l following
correspondence. which has been handed TO US
for publication. is said 10 have occurred on
Monday last. A dandy wishing to inquire II
tailor would give him credit for coat, wrote
thus
Cry i1orEL, Oct. 10, 1899.
siR--coat on tieki Please answer. Yours
l., ID.
THE REPLY
MoNDAy, Oct. 10, 1925.
SlR--ii wont answer. Yours, e. W,
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A. o. NAsW y CO.


A RE now receiving and opening. in the
IN large aud commodloas brick building, 2
doors below liberty Ware house. and nearly
opposite the Post Office. a general assortment
of GROCERIES, &c. which they offer
OF the most reasonable prices, for ca.b, or
country produce, consisting in part Of
400 Sacks Salt. Liverpool filled
10 hhds. ST. Groin and Orleans Sugars,
best quality
, hhds. Molasses, best
s6 bags Coffee, old Java, white and yeR
low, bes, green 81. Domingo
bbls. Loaf Sugar, allq8sIifies
10 baxes Imp. Gunpowder and Hysou
Teas
30 Reams Wrapping Paper
10 do Letter do
2e00 lbs. Cotton Yarn from No. 4 10 Is
pipe French Brandy
Jamaica Rum
l Orleans do
pipe Sp s sa.a, m Madeira }wINE.
2cra'es Liverpool and Queens Ware
kegs Dupont's Powder
4 do refined SAT- Pene
Q bills. Coppefns
do Nader
IL do iadlgo, span. floa,
bag kace Ginger
do Allsplce
Black Pepper
40 bags Shot
10 bbis Mackarel
% kits do Tor family use
o bbls Tann.rsOI
1875 pal, "a tor and Wool caFf
lfi,rpe Ri.
o boxes Zap
q do sperm Candles
Is do Ialow do
80 kegs Sais Nus
cas- c1eap Bouis
$50 par hoes d Brogaus
ton Enfisb Iron
do Country 10
3 casks PRIME Cheese
1900 lbs Sole Leather
2 hhds. Stone Ware
- dos. Wool Hats.
d toas Plaster
1900 h.. Blisiered Steel
l0h do German do
900 d. Hoop Iron
2 doz. S'firrs, all sizes
Dbl. Lamp OIL
boxes Window Glass
bales Cotton Shee,,ng aud Shlrtn.
bkegs Lead, ground IN OIL
Old Whlskey, Bed Cords, leading Lines.
No,megs, &c. &c. &c
We invite our friends and the publc AZ
large 10 call aud examine tho GOODS and
prices for themselves. ms bargains may be bad
We are determined 10 sell low for cash.
The highest marke, price given Tor
ANN EV.NXyp
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Washington City AotterN.
ORANGES. RArsrNs. &C.

USI received, aud for sale by the sub.
e. scriber.
Sweet Oranges
New ksisins
Fresh Tamsrbds
Jameison's Crackers
Palm Nuts
Almonds
English Wanuts
turTanis
:" Figs, Lemons
Cocoanuis
Pine Apple Cheese
Sup Cask do
Ands lew prime Picked Oysters.
s. AYRE5.
Nov. II Off
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--ss.ss-x xzszzz3 L. nchburg TO Aieian.
dra twice week informs the citizen, of
Lynehburg and ITS vicinity, that this line now
runs three times week, and is extended TO
the CITY of Washington.
There has recently been put upon the road
between Washington and Baltimore, a new line
OF Stages, uneqoallcd in this country in speo-
dor and magnfcence, and travelling also with
greotrapid'y. Wi'ha view TO the public accom-.
mediation, aud with svew TO save passeng, r.
the inconvenience Of hunting for, aud p . ur
ing seals for Baltimore when arrived in Wash
ington, the proprietor has formed come xios
with this new line, thus constituting a con
nected line from Lynchburg to Baltimore, and
so from Baltimore 10 Lynchburg
The Stage leaves LyDchburg on Sunday.
Wednesday and Friday mornings. The time
taken on the road 10 the North is one dav 10
Charlottesville from Lynchburg 10 Washing
ton two days. and until II o'clock A. M. on
the ihird-same day reach Baltimore by half
after o'clock, p. N. and on the next day, in
New York, so that in four days the passengers
may take tea IN New York. The Stage from
Baltimore for Lynchburg leaves Baltimore a.
bout s, A. NJ. on Monday. Thursday and Sat
urday reaches Barnard's Mansion Hotel ia
Washington City by 10, A. NJ. drops into my
line at 10 O'Clock same day--in one day there
after reaches Charlottesville, and on the second
Lynchbuig--thus ruanipg from Baltimore to
Charlottesville in two, aud TO Lynchburg ia
three days.
EARE.-From Lynchburg 10 Baltimore
Sl7. WIN. SMITH.
Nov. IL. 6m26
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TIE REPLY
MARK ETS.

WnEAr is in demand at four shllings--6ne
parcels would bring more--but the fair quota.
tons would be from Go TO 10 cents.
Flour is worth from $3 10 To 81 ~ ia
has been pnd fnr very fine.
Ryr may he quoted nj from 30 to 81 eeo,s
aud new Cora AT s. 80 per barrel. There "
not much YET In market
PoRw.--rhere have been but few hogs in
make, no large dreves have yet arrived or pas.
sed by this place. We eau hardly form any
idea what will bo the price.
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EEtrott Of a Letter 10 III, Editor, The ~ Y
Commercial idrertiSer, ddted

LONDON, SEPT. 81.
You will perceive lhat me accounts in our
papers Eng )iof The crops aud tie state OF
the harvest in England are very contradictory,
as they are enlisted in the support ofihe minis
try, or the Cumberland faction am, you know
NO way engaged IN speculation, aud my word
may be d pended upon. The crops of grain
will be a ifth to quarter less than usual
The rains have been long continued aud tire
mendous. 1t has rained nine days in ten
since the LIST Of August Surry lays half un-
der water the fenny parts OF England are seas
This will make well for the u. States.
Turkey, you will observe. has fallen-I fe ar
never to Use again say | fear, because the
further aggrandismenl of Russia may be fatal
10 the rest Of Europe. II is believed that the
conqueror will hold all his conquests. France
is on the verge of a revolution. Unless a
change administers be speedily made, you will
see recurrence ofsome of the scenes Of 93.
Lafayette could mount the throne Of France
with the utmost ease. My stay in the French
capital was very snort, but sufficiently long to
enable me TO disc nyer the ihroes of Il volcano.
There WIS nothing else but the ministry talked
of TIE theatres were forgotten, and the Indies
were forgotten. The inhabitants were much
in the same situation as portion Of the
Vra,bleusians, in Young D'l,rael,'s clever vcy.
age of Capt.. PopanIIla."
Consideration. "A couple Of young people
living near the Potomac, having some potion
TO try a matrimonial lite, the young man being
d ffident and slow IN conversation about the
matter. the young lady grew impatient, and
10 bring the business toe close, demanded a
more explicit avowal on the part of her lover,
in the following terms Frank. il you inteod
20 marry me, wish to know il. so that may
make preparation. A long pause ensured at
length Frank brake silence, and excaim-
ed No meal, no corn, and fishing time almost
over Good Lord Nelly. can't!
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
lE rLIL I-NIrEn ScaELS

OF The UNITED STATES.
JONI GEoRGE SCHwARz. 10 the ConSnl ofthe
United States at Vienna, IN the Austrian En-
piie.
JAMES LEMON KENNEDY, Of New York. TO be
Consul of lhr United States for the Ports OF
Guaymas, Nazattan and san Bias, in Mexi-
CO.
SILAs X. EVERETT, oil New York, TO he Con.
sui OF he United States at Panama, in the Re-
public of Colombia
Asa NoRTHINGrns, Of New York 10 be
Consul Of the United states at Lima, and for
the ports OF Peru. yice w illiam Radcltf remoy.
ed.
JOSEPH ". +. WALLACE, to be Consul of
the United States al San Antonio, in Mexico
vice David Dixon, resigned.
john NJ. BOWER, of Alabama, to be Consul
ofthe United States nj Guazacaleo in Mexico,
we Charles Douglas. removed.
EMASUkL j. WEST, to be Charged Affaires
OF The United States 10 the Republic of Peru
LIBERIA In a note 10 the short address Of
bshop White, &c Is most interesting fact
and one full Of promise. II states that he Col.
onis's have established friendly relations with
SO many of the neghhorng native Chiefs that
they have sent into Liberia rs many as a hun.
bred of their children TO be educated This TACT
10 an evidence how well founded is the experta-
ton that Liberia will do more for the civilization
OF Africa than has heretofore been done by the
white civilized world philadelphia Adu.
-60@-
One fact Uorth a thousand theories GOOD
slhrtng Cotton can now be bought for II 3
cents per yard as brought % aud 81 IA cents
before the passage of the Tariff Law. Such
tac'S as TINS should, and we trust will beat down
al, the Arguments Of the Jackson men IN Con-
To fi,tp
which aow flow from the pr election OF D ,mes-
nc Manufactures They cant cry OF The enc.
mes "i the policy is. that it BENEFITS the law
ana INJURIES the many. Let any dispassionaie
man hace this one fact throughout its coDse.
qlehces, aud he must be- convinced il has an eff.
'ec' Inc Converse OF that sscr,bel 10 il.
Bali Chronicle.
-aCe-
From The Cincinnati Gazette. OF 81
FROM the returns VIZ have received OF mt m j..
oefs elected to the General Assembly, il is as
cer'ained that there is maj 'rily in both Hous.
es' VINO were supporters of Gen. Jackson for
'he presidency, and who now are the ad.
socates OF his Administration, The majority
IN The Senate il probably six, and in the Honsp
OF representatives about the same number. It
- proper 10 Id here, that a respectable pro q.
p"r'Ion 1.-THE jackson members we're elected
:" OPPOSITION TO caucus nominations, and cannot
."eieIofe b- considered whole hog man. There
IS good grounds 10 hope that majority of both
branches will apply themselves TO faithful
'Scharge oil their Legislative duties {; and not
10 intriguing for office. Among the Jackson
'hrmoer elected aust he admitted there are
"" OF me most veteran and practsed in'ri-
sners in the State.
!, Inc following extracts from a letter of
p'"ngnshed towhsman, now in France dated
a''s' sept Is, will not be without interest to a
se portion oil our readers. The doubtful
's'"'S' IN which the prospect of liquidation of
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HEWSON s OFFICE.
Nov. ~.

Lyncbbwg, Nov. ~ 1870.
Numbers drawn IN the New York Consolidated
Lottery, Extra, Glass No. II
81 Do b3 ~ 81 81 30 l6
Renew your prizes. This day the drawing Of
the Richmond Dock LOTTERY. No. ., will 10
received. HEN CONS Ofice
of Luck
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20 to 80 Negroes Wanted.

n fAiIE subscriber wishes to purchase from
to 80 likely young negroes Of good char
acter chiefly young men--for which the high
est cash prices will be given.
GARLAND TATE.
A! The Washington HoteI
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~ What would be the effect Of apporiIoning
representation according To taxation aud popn
lation combined2 II would give the towns M
undue prepouderance over the country. II
such rule prevailed in New York, The City
would send more members 10 the Legislature
than the whole state besides IL IN fennsyl-
vania, Philadelphia would elect nearly half The
mcmbers OF the Legislature. And in like
manner Will the odious principle operate, IN
proportion to the population and wealth Of
towns. wherever II is adopted Let the farmers
look 10 this,
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Besides 90s-80s-70s. -60'-5Os-40s
&c. &c. amounting to 1878 1850
Tickets $40; Halves S.; Qrs. 81 so.
For sale at HEWSONS most
astonishing Office Of Luck,
Where all orders, (post PAID enclosing the
cash or prize Tickets, will be punctuaiy atten.
ded TO, and the cash paid al sight for prizes.
Nov. 2
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The RrRimeLtnl Court Of Enquiry for the
i3lu X 'gimen,, Virginia Militia, will he held
nj ,he Court House. in Lynchburg, on Saturday
next the 18th INST.
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DO III ASpIGs

INTERESTING FACr.-rhe Richmond
Wing, Of the ct inst. savs':-A reference having
been made by Mr.. Leigh and Mr., Mercer to the
9th M. Of The Federalist, MI. Madison yes.
terday, on q les'ion put by Mr., Leigh to Mr.
Mercer, " who was the author of that paper q
rose and said, that although he was not DESTROYS
of saying any thing on the subject, yet. under
tlese circumstances, he though, h'mself justified
IN stating thai neither Mr.. Hamilton nor MIR
Jay had written tina Number. In the valiouo
editions Of the Federa5t, the authorship of Ibis
paper has been sometimes assigned TO Mr.. Jay
aud a, eihets u AR Hamilton. Mr. Mercer
had attributed ii 10 Mr.. Hamilton.
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!, Inc following extracts from a letter of a
p'""gushed towhsman, now in France, dated
i. a''s' sept is, will not be without interest to
se portion oil our readers. The doubtful
III Which the prospect of liquidation of
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a., Suppose an advocate of the mixed basis
Of representation should tell plain nnsophis-
,icated man that in this S'u,e n majority OF men
have no rigL, 10 rule, unless they possess ma
ioritv of dollars. Would he not ifc laughed as
and Id 10 study the history Of tire he'o'"
tion--lhal Revolution in which so msny heroes
shed their blood and offered up their iives to
explode this aristocra,ical principle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12

" Gen. Taylor Of NorfsIk borough. has
resigned his seat in the Conventipn, much to
the regret Of every i'cral man, and TO the il
reparabe injury oil the great cause Of reform.
He could not, consistently with his notions Of
justice, aud of republican, government. obey
the wishes Of his constituents. and he has SUI.
rendered to them the Office which they confer.
red upon him. IL could not assist Ia building
up an aristocrae, of wealth, aud IL celebrating
from our constitution the yilni principle OF II
representative democracy--a principle which
must he rscdgnized, or our government will be
republican only in name. We refer the read .
cr to Gen. Taylors eloquent and manly letter
of resignation in another column. We are
glad, for the honor of human nature, that one
Of the eminent LowIaud Delegation Was supe.
,or to the considerations Of interest, and local
pride and ambitlon-that " seeing the light, he
did not The wrong pursue"
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" Banj. Watkins Leigh admits tina, the
march OF power is westward aud that NJ some
future day the political power Of the State will
be in the hands of the people west of the Blue
Ridge. Why Simply because a majority OF
the free white people viii be there, and because
it is OF the very essence Of republican govern
the power be also. But, MIR. Leigh is opposed
to giving them this power noe. Why Because
the Eastern minority have got il, and ara deter
mined 10 hold il as long rs they can. right or
wrong II IL for the middle counties 10 act Ms
umpire and arbter. and give ii 10 whom II just
ly belongs.