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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11
PORK

The season has now arrived when are
accustomed TO prepare for our years supply
of Pork. To give our readers some inorma-
ton upon the probable prospects oil what may
be the quantity and prices in this market. we
lay before them the following extract of letter
from a gentleman travelling in the West, to his
friend in this neis hborhood. There have been
n few droves of hogs here already for which 81
90 has beeen asked:
" sttibgriie, Kentucky. Get 10, 1880.
The drought, from the county of Greeh>
brer, IN Virginia 10 this place, has he'n eX-
c.ssive | am crcdibly informed they have had
only one or Two light showers SINCE the hrst OF
Iuly The conse quCuce is. that have found
travelling extremely expensive and inconveni-
ent. Water is exceedingly scarce aud had. ms
Won will AZ once understand when | tell YOU
that most Of the large creeks and rivers are en-
Iirpy dried up, except now and then deep
holr ia the bed of The stream. The crop III TINS
country is much shorter than u has been known
for MANY wears but am told there is good
deal Of old com IN the country
"I have with view 10 advise my trends,
made all the enquiry could. along the road,
as 10 the number of hogs that " i'll be driven
10 virginia this fall but the wary Kentuck-
ians are verv coslive upon the subject, and seem
very unwilling to answer euquules which may
affect their Interests. | have, however, CLEAN
ed enough out OF them to satisfy myself that
there is at present a greater number OF hogs IN
Kentucky than have been here Tor many years.
The profitable prices OF the last year induced
many of their traders 10 20 into tne States Of
indiana and Ohio Ia purchase hogs, which were
driven over last Spring, TO be fatiened here.
These hogs, With what they ral.e here, makes
the supply much larger THAI usual. Upon this
fact YOU may rely. They say. however, that
owing 10 the scantiness Of the crop, many OF
these hogs cannot he faItened; IN addition 10
which, they also say, that the high price Of
grain upon the road will deter many person
from driving. and thus the supply to Virginia
will be less than that OF the last year. have
no doubt. however, that there Is old corn enough
in tie country to (atten the hogs, aud II Is very
unrea sonable 10 suppose, that with SO scaniy
"A crop The present year, the dealers here viii
find il to their interest 10 iced their hogs year
longer hciore t1ev take them 10 market. My
own opinion is that YOU Ill have good sup.
ply But igive YOU tn" data upon winch !
rest THIS opinion, and you can Judge tor your
self.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11
Packet Boat for Richmond.

Packet Boat for Richmond.
" NDERS LANDING it is probable tina, the
Z subject Of the Improvement OF James Hv-
er. will be- brought before the Legislature this
winter, and, in order TO afford an opportunity
o the members aud others who may wish in
formation by trip downit | shall he prepar-
ed with NV PACKET BOAT TO leave Lynch.
burg on "Wednesday the LIST day of December
next. aud shall expect to arrive in Richmond
in time for the meeting oil the Legislature on
the LIST Monday
Passengers will be lodged on shore, others
accommodated board, for which, and pas
sage reasonable compensation will he requir-
ed Members others from the counties be
low, can meet the Boat on her way down.
DAVID STAPLES.
Nov. ! ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11

HDohoOANl to two DEGREES, pronounced
"a oy the onperior Court Of Chancery for
me h'chinond District, in the case of Owen Va.
Nelson The first decrrr. rendered on ,he o.,
day OF March, 1929, and the Bud decree render.
eh on ne day ofJuIy. 1890 the nndersipneh
Marshal OF ihe Superior Court of Chnncerv for
the Lynchbnrg District, will sell, by way Of
pn"''c auction, Tor cash, on the premises. in
me county OF Campbell, Friday the I9tn
a"y OF NOV, 1880, fair, II not, The next fair
day thereafter, FIVE hundred and five acre. If
land' beng part OF the Pilot Mountain Tact.
Ca"t. Miles Carey, who lives o n The premise.
Will show The land 10 any one wishing 10 nur-
chase. IA. HOJ'COuRE n1,.ha
Nov. ;',Js
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11

coo of their nancy have been .duandsted, for
the corrup, purpose of getting out the way a
man whom the administration feared more than
the, ioved--a man OF whom Mr. Jefferson 10
reported TO have said, on the occasion, to which
in the former part ofthese remarks, we refer
red, that !" he was greatly TO be feared as an
enemy, but that he vas more TO be feared as
friend"
From The Official Government Paper at the Seal
Of Government. of Noe. 8.
we are informed that Intelligence has been
received at the Department of State the arri-
val OF Dir. Randolph al 81, Petersbureh, where
he was mos, cordially received by The Emperor
II is, however, with deep concern that we
state that his health, 5000 after his landing etpe-
rienced so rapid aud threatening decline, as
10 render his immediate removal TO "A more ge-
NAL climate Indispensable 10 the preservation oil
his life. He arrived at London on the Goth ot
September on his way TO the South oil Frauce.
where il is his intention, with the appreciation
OF the President, 10 spend the ensuing winter,
and to return 10 81. Peter .hnrgh in the Spring,
il the state Of his health will admit of it.
Mission 10 France. is rumored, that in
compliance with the solicitations of persons in
ieresed in the recovery of orr claims upon the
French government, for spoliations commit
ted on our commerce during the Imperial reign
special mission is about to be sent TO France;
and that The appointment vii! be conferred
upon Albert Galatin The rumor is stated, in
such a manner, as to leave very little doubt that
-.
WIN. c. Rives, our Minister to France, was
perfectly competent to the discussion and
eucidaiion of this question aud that there was
no doubt that ne would prosecute il TO a sue
cessful issue. even during the reign of Charles
X. But, when new and more liberal dynas-
~ assembled the throne-ane, which, acknOw.
own rulers, admitted, of consequence. The legih-
macy of The Bonapartean government--and
when, too, Lafayette, the friend of America,
and what is better still. the friend of Justice, had
councils, all doubt was remoyed-and we have
been constantly expecting TO hear that these
long withheld claims had been allowed, and
that funds were being provided for their liquida
ton. But, now we hear OF a special minister
TO aid Mr.. Rves in demonstrating their justice'
and insisting upon their settlement !.
Anothe, outfit and salary gone 10 this case,
however, il will not be thrown ava. MIR.
Cal'atin will earn it Whether MIR Rives
ought 10 stay ia Paris, under such circumstan-
ces, and put The government to double expense,
is another question, which IT will he time
enough TO discuss, should the rumor turn out 10
be true.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11

NJ We Weld the greater portion Of our CO.
unns to-day to the momentons foreign news
We have no room for remarks upon II. Great
events. however, are just ahead. All Europe
is heaying with conynlsye throes--like the
to premonish the people oil tho plain Of I'M
pending calamity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11
IRE lie
OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected JOr The Virginina, bg
HoMAs A. HoLcoMBE and RICHARD TYRE.

OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected tOr The Vuginian, bg
THOMAS A. HoLcomBE and RICHARD TYRrE,
Commission Merchants
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Tobac-
co, from 2 75to 90
Inferior To common, = u TO 3 80
Common to good. 3 SOTO . 90
Good to line, D OOio 7 on
strips, 3 GOOD 80
Refused Il 1902 %
Inspected during the past month, 7}2 hhds
of passed tobacco 2lI hhd. refused total
90.
Comparison Of Inspections 1929 and 1890
No Pissed No. Ref For Insp. Stock.
Nov |. 90, 222 81 I2g 392
Nov !, 30, 1872 Oh lao 1907
Il Our tobacco market continues without
change. The foreign adsces are down TO the
lst of October. The new tobacco was arriving
freely. and sone sales Of strips making NJ from
Id tn ID some few hogsheads Of each had been
snld Al 4 I'D. The gram markell by the last
foreign advIcrs WAS lmprovIng-whch has had
the effect to improve our market somewhat.
Dates 10 the OH October, represent grain Ms
again being Ad'. As To tobacco We nave no
accounts.
Flour, 81 90
Wheat -
Corr. 2to22j
Whiskcy 30
Hemp, oo 10 80
Bacon Oh
Corn Meal, 30 to 90
Pork, none in market
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11

Total in Lynchhnrg fo-o
OF which number white anu o'acH person
are blind, and Is are alien'.
We have ne means of ascertanins the mum
ho- oc our inhabitants in l620-but we believe
,bore ba. q OF hsen much change, On referring
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11

u" IL Is our painful duty to notice the
arrest of Charles Whitley. Leroy Jordan
and Anthony Eyan.-all Of them citizens Of
Bedford, heretofore Of reputable s,andn,, and
one OF them a magistrate of the county
charged with having defranded the United
States, by forging documents in the name
of Revolutionary Soldiers. and drawing
pensions upon them. We do not know to what
extent the fraud has been earred-nor indeed
whether the parties are guilly-Ii they are not,
they will soon be enabled To ESTABLISH theH
innocence. aud wipe of suspicion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11
WARDS OFFICE.

LYNCHBUR0. n.
Virginia State Lottery.
For the bened Of the Petersburg Benevolent
Mechanic AssocIarion, Class No |, Tor 1890.
Yates and Mcintyre, Managers.
10 6e drawn I" Richmond, ON Friday the 18th
November.
SCHEME
prize Of Sl1.O0O 10 bn0
10000 10 400
5000 10 800
5000 20 2Oo
10 lOOa b6 100
AID great number of S5Os-4 0s--3Ds-&a.
Tickets only 80 Halves 81 5o-Qrs. %.
For sale AT WARDS OFFICE.
0 ! The drawing OF the above Lottery will be
received on tuesday neat.
Nov. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11

QP We were mistaken in our last in saying
that Green b. Lewellin's case would be carried
by the verdict of the Jury-l0 Years imFsis-
on nent in the Peniteuliary-to rieking the
chance of its reversal by the General Court
which would be Immediately followed by his
on other charges, said to be of a
more aggravated character than that upon
which he has been convicted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11

TO Dareys ediiinn Of Brooks Gazetteer + 1921
we find the population of Lynchburg stated to
be 6OoO-hut the entire description Of Lynch
burg, contained in that work. is too highly CO.
iored. and is in many respects fabulous.
Campbell county. sbcIasire Of Lyachburg.
White Males 1851
Females 377l
-75oo
Male Slaves 394e
Female Slaves 1881
ITO
Free colored Males 90
Free colored Females ai2
All
Total in Campbell, --l5.769
or whom II are blind, and , are deaf and
dumb.
The population Of Campbell comfy, InciHd-
iHg LytchbWg, amounted
In 1910, to ll,o0l
In ls2O, to 10, o69
Exhibiting an increase. since 1910, Of 939S.
and. since 1920, of 1926.
We would be obliged to the Assistant Mar
shals of the neighboiing counties. il they
would furnish Us with statements similar to the
above.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11

CENSUS.-We have been oblignsl5 favored
Inv the Assistant Marshal, (Mr. Richard Nor
o.n With tbe census of Lynchburg, aud OF
Campbell county, exclusive of the town. tfo"
which we derive the following results:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

larry drawn Rom the contingent fund of that depart
incnt. IL IS simply question. whoihcr p,iitary
officer, shall, at tho time receive itco compcn-
salions for one tour of duty
The House will be pleased to receive my best thanks
Tor Their patient attention to any remarks made by
nc on me question in debate. beg pardon of every
gentleman prcsen, for having delayed that question
by some departures from in this discussion With
o1 such departures l could not have pursued the
gentleman from Tennessee through the sintosiiies
aud dOubiings of his course. There is, after all |
own no warrant in tho experience of ordinary life for
u course quite so protractcd. The hunisnian does
always preserve some OF proportion between the
continuance OF the chase and the qualities of the
game.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
"RETRENCnMENT.o
To T. RrTcnrE, Esa.
readyGTyou.

To L. RiTCnrE, EsQ.
e. The National Journal is illustrating the Re
trcnchnent" effected by the Jackson Administration,
in series of Iaconic aud pungsn articles which VIC
invite our readers to examine. If the troc is to be
judged by the fruit, the Hickory ought to be grub
bed up.
Has our contemporary nothing 70 say upon the sub
Joct Of the astounding increase Of the expenses Of the
Government Why sleeps the ire with which the
"exiravagnuce' Of the General Government inspired
him, when Mr. Adams was the Executive heady-
Look-consistent Dir. Ritchic--and you shall find
every branch Of expenditure increased and fcarfIly
increasing under your Hero Of Rotrcnchmcnt and
Economy, and that Contingent Fund which it was
"usurparion in the former administration TO appro-
pirate to diplomatic purposes invaded without scruple
by those who condemned the deedl But You ,OiH not
look--.ou rWnot sec. PcrUe Sans Pcur--that motto
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
MOSES MYERS. E.n.

II . generally known we presume that this vcncra-
DC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for ag9, aud well spent,
and eniorPrising, though littehy unfortunate life
has been dismissed from the Cooctorship Of the Port
OF Norfolk, by him. who holding in bis hand, the
power Of great and generous people, has with a
want fnagnanimty, which reflects unspcakablo dis
honor upon his fim5, md il wholly Incompatible witt,
the Hero exercised il in deeds ofvengeanco and ia
vortsm That power which the constitution Lps
vested in The President, for sautary controu and ma
tionaI safety, never was, could have been, in
tended, as the instrument Of Furnishing the indcpcn
dence Of spirit which above all things is dear to the
genius Of Republican Institutions The lette, Of
the law, may tolerate the tyranDical Interpretation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

II IS rumored dat Com Porter he carried 10 AIgiers IN
ie new foor o Concord. fitting out o. porisnont
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

According 10 an official report to the Senate by Mr.
Barry the present Postmaster General the degrading
and Illuminating fact IL disclosed that within the past
year, no less than FOUR HUNDRED AND NINE
TY ONE Postmasters have been remored from of
feel! And all this TO satiatc the vengeance of Gen.
Jackson who REGARDS his friends and Furnishes his en-
Culcs.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09
SCHOOL.

NHE fourth session OF the Subscribers
II. SCHOOL will commence in Char
lottesville, on the 18th of July, and termi-
nate on the 18th of December. The
course of instruction to embrace the fol-
lowing branches,' viz :-Reading, Kri-
ting, arithmetic, English Grammar, Ge-
ography, Mathematics, and the French
Language.
AS the s,rictest attention will be paid
by the undersigned to the advancement of
those who may be entrusted to his care,
he hopes to obtain portion of public pat
ronage.
TERMS FOR THE SESSION OF 5 MONTHS.
Common English Branches So co
English Grammar and Geog- ! IN IN
raphy, III w
CHRISTOPHER HORNSEY.
July $50 3t
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09
LOOK DUTY!
n SWINDLER.

"A BSCONDED from this place on the
- night of the 2lst inst. young man.
who calls himself
L1TTLEBuRY NJ. $. FOX
Saddle and Harness Maker by trade (but
an indifferent workman,) he served his
apprenticeship with Mr.. Long of Wavnes-
borough, Va. He is about 10 or 20 wears
OF age, feet 9 or 10 inches high. slender
ouiIt, dark complexion, black hair. has a
scare on the left side of his face near the
ear, occasioned by bufn-he travels
with large velisse. He had also in his
possession grey mixed cloth Frock Coat
black and white striped Roundabout
He also swindled black velvet YES,
pair OF blue cloth Pantaloons, a new drab
coloured hat {made by A McKee. Char.
lottesvIlle,) an octave Flute, and several
other articles. He also contracted sever
a. considerable debts on his EMPLOYERS AZ.
count, without permission which he also
swindled.-The public are cautioned q.
gainst the vagabond above described
June Is. 1880. 2,
:, 0Printers generally, will confer a favor IN
Tue pubic by giving the above few Insertions
In their respective papers.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09

a Il Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
IN Albemarle County Court in May,
1880.
Frances McGeel,ee, and Martha his
wife. formerly Martha Marks,
Plaintiffs.
Hasten Marks, James Lewis and Mary
his wife, formerly Mary Marks, John Hine
aud Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eliza
beth Marks, Russell Brown and Sophia
his wife, formerly Sophia Marks, Temple
Gwa,hmey and Nancy his wife, formerly
Nancy Marks, and Joshua Nicholas, who
intermarried with Sarah Marks, Philip
Wnn aud Martha his wife, formerly Mar
tina Nicholas, -- Martin, and Eliza
his wife, formerly Eliza Nicholas, Wilson
Nicholas, John Nicholas, Peter Nicholas,
Sophia Nicholas, Georgiana Nicholas, and
Nancy Nicholas, which said Martha, Eli
"a, Wilson, John, Peter, Sophia, Georgi-
ana and Nancy are children and heirs al,
Law of said Sarah Nicholas, formerly Sa-
rah Marks,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Hasten Marks, James
Lewis and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
| Marks, John Hne and Elizabeth his wife,
formerly Elizabeth Marks, Russell Brown
and Sophia his wife, formerly Sopiah
Marks, Temple Gwathmey and Nancy
his wife, formerly Nancy Marks, and
Joshua Nicholas, who intermarried with
Sarah Marks, Philip Winn and Martha
his wife, formerly Martha Nicholas
- Martin, and Eliza his wife, for
merly Eliza Nicholas, Wilson Nicholas
John Nicholas, Peter Nicholas, Sophia
Nicholas, Georgiaua Nicholas, and Nan
cy Nicholas, which said Martha, Eliza
Wilson, john, Peter, Sophia, Georgiana
and Nancy are children and heirs at Law
of said Sarah Nicholas, formerly Sarah
Marks, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according TO the
act of Assembly and the rules of this Court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this Com.
monwealth--on motion of the plaintiffs by
their counsel, it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here on the first day
Of August Court next, and answer the
Plaintiffs bill, and that copy OF this or.
der be forthwith inserted i'm the Virgins
Advocate, newspaper published in the
town of Charlottesville, for two month:
successfully, and posted at the front doc,
of the Courthouse of this county for the
same length Of time.
A Aopy-
| Teste.
IRA GARRETT d. G..
MAJ 80 ON
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09
NOTICE.

THE subscribers take this method OF
IL informing their customers and the
GwA public generally, that they have
fiSs@ employed MILLER who has ia
Ia. ken possession of their MlLLSc
and they are prepared to receive and grind
Wheat upon the same terms they ground
last year or they will grind each crop sep
arately if requested. The subscribers have
a good deal of nice new Flour on hand
which they would exchange for good Mer-
charitable Wheat.
RICHARD g. JAMES DUKE.
October $3.50 tt
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09
COMPOUND FLUID Elk.
TRACT OF SARSAPARuLA
for e1temporoneousiy making Lisbon,
Diet, Drink, DC. &c.

VIE extensive use of Sarsaparilla for some
N years past, IN Medical practice and the
trouble and difficulty which patients are sub.
Jected to IN making the Extract or Syrup, has
rendered 1t an object Of importance to procure
preparation of 1T in q more convenient form
than those usually prescribed. Sarsaparilla re-
CURES considerable boiling to take up the ex
tractive matter and 1T is consequently most fire.
quently improperly made by those unacuuainted
with Pharmaceutical preparations To obyiate
these difficulties q. w. Carpenter has manufac-
tured mud extract of Sarsaparilla, possessing
all the virtues of this Medicine In highly con-
centrated degree. 1t possesses many adyantap.
es over Sarsaparllla-its decocton-syrup and
sold Extract, and is introduced as a preparation
OF mucsl easier portability, not liable to injury
by long Keeping, and consequently better adapt.
ed to the use of persons travelling or residing
abroad.
This extract has proved one of tho most non.
ular medicines ever introduced in Philadelpbia.
1t is highly approved of by the faculty, and ex
tensIvely employed by our most distinguished
physicians. 1t has already been sent TO almost
every populated section Of the United States.
and whether in town or country, hospital or pri.
vate practice, it has invariably given to patient
and practitioner the most decided and uneo,,ivo
cal satisfaction and produced the most salntarv
and beneficial effects. Numerous letters have
been received from some of the most distinguished
physicians In the country and from the Profess
sors OF several medical colleges, all recommends
ing in the highest terms the value of this mcdi
cine, and It's superiority over other preparations
Of Sasaparilla. Several cases of secondary sv
Philis, mercurial and scrophulous diseases, have
entirely recovered in the incurable wards of our
public institutions, which had for MANY years re.
sisted every mode of treatment which could be
devised. These cases furnish striking examples
OF the salutary effects Of this medicine, in arrest
ing some of the most inveterate diseases. after
the glands were nearly destroyed and the bones
already affected
The above invaluable Medicine, and
the principal new popular Chemicals for
sale by
j. 7. BARCLAY.
July $50 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09

a Ia Court, held for Nelson County
IA the Goth day OF May, 1880.
Charles Lankfor and Elizabeth his
wife, formerly Elizabeth Farrar,
Plaintiff.
John Maxwell aud Sally his wife, for
merly Sally Farrar, Perrin Farrar, Nancy
Farrar, John Farrar. John Bethel, and
John Farrar, Joseph Farrar, Polly Far
rar, Sally Farrar, and Lucy Farrar, chill
dren Of Flemming Farrar decd. and Will
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
On motion of the plaintiffs by their
counsel, who filed their bill, aud it APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the Defendants, John Farrar, Jo-
seph Farrar, Poly Farrar, Sally Farrar
aud Lucy Farrar, children Of Flemming
Farrar decd, and William Farrar, are not
inhabitants of this County, it is ordered
that the said absent defendants do appear
here on the fourth Monday in September
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs,
and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN the Virginia Advocate, a
newspaper published in the town of
Charlottesville, for two months previous
to said day. and that another copy thereof
be posted at the front door of the Court
house of this county, on some court-day.
A copy
| Teste
ROBERT G. CUTLER, d. G.
June 1870 2m.