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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31
May 81

nUkSUANT 10 deed Of trust, executed 10
n The subscriber by Charles Burks. for pur.
poses therein named, bearing dale the l6ib day
OF June, 1873. and duly recorded in the county
Court of Amherst | shall, proceed TO sell. for
ready money, before the door OF jams Pow.
elPs tavern, at Amherst Court House. on Sat.
urday the 18th day of June next, certain
tract OF Land, in the county OF Amherst, ad-
joining the land OF L. Alien, r. Painter, Rees
aud others, on Pedlar River.--Likewse all the
interest the said Charles had al the date of the
deed in his dec. Fathers estate. Acting as
trustee. will convey only such title as is YES
ted IN ipe as such.
SAMUEL X. DAVIES.
May 81 tbs
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One Cent Reward.

70 RUNAWAY fon be subscriber ON Sunday,
- the 25d INST. ROBEHi GOFF, Tree
nul"t'o boy, an apprtntIre 10 tue Shoe and
9oot making busne. Il l. 5 tee, S Or nine
Nthes hlgn, searlt white, and had on when he
va VA blue broad cloth coat, nearly new, IA
lew o'ack iur hat, the balance his dress not
VoUec'ed. lie has a down iooH, and suspi-
'H appearance generally, and much addicted
oo'hNi"s aud gaming. tie carried away
w" nun sundry articles from The subscribers
w. ihe above reward will be promptly paid
O"n 10 ANY person who will deliver the said
III Liberty, Bedford county, without thanks
~ charges. THOMAS MATTHEW'S
Nay3l Or
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THE VIRGINIAN.
LYNCHBURG. MAY 81, 1880

CONGRESS.-in Senate, the bill to e.empt
merchandise. imported under certain cIrcum
stances, from the operation Of the Tariff act of
1928, was negatyed on It's third reading, - TO
20.
The bill authorizing a subscription 10 the
stock OF the Baltimore and ONO Rail Road
Company, has been laid on the table, lin other
words rejected, by vote of 81 to 10. This de
cis'on has given great uabrage to the Balli
mofeans.
No other business OF neral interest has
been transacted in the Senate, except a bill TO
secure the faithful disbursers aud collectors of
the revenue, and to displace defaullers which
bill nineteen administration members endeavo,-
ed stTenuously 10 get rid OF. bur we are glad TO
say unsuccessfuy, by repeated motions to lay
ton the table and TO postpone it, II is yet
pending We presume the object of this bill
is to fix some limitation 10 the power of reno.
val, with regard to these officers, which has
been SO grossly perverted aud abused by the
present administration.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr.. Mercer
made an unsuccessful motion to take I'D the bill
for the reliei OF James Monroe. When The ven.
erable patriot dies, we shall talk of sorrow for
his suferings and regret for his dcath-sulrer.
ings which have been rendered more keeniy
poignant. and death which has been RAPIDLY
accelerated, by the strange refusal of Congress
TO listen TO his petition, and to audit his claims
against the government on principles of justice
Six hundred copies of the Report of the Com
mi,tee on Agriculture. on the subjec, Of the
manufacture of Silk, with the accompanying
documents, were ordered 10 be printed.
The bill providing for the removal of the In
dians west OF the Mississippi is the only other
subject of Importance upon which the House
has acted. After an exceedingly warm debate,
/, has been ordered TO be engrossed Tor third
reading by very close vote, AND the ultimate
disposition OF ii is yet exceedingly doubtful. -
Wa are in favor OF the policy Of settling the
Indians beyond the Mississippi-but we are not
in favor OF forcing them to remove, noiens no !.
tens. II they consent to go, or if they ar made
to go, itis estimated that it will cost tho United
States about p millions of dolars-So that we
need not get begin TO disturb ourselves about
the mode OF disposIng Of our surplus revenue,
or pointing out the means by which il may be
decreased.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

,.,,,,s a. YOU are ola man who should be in
psgsi.timaI practice Of coming into your shop
'oe aaa,ching up aud pouring down gra,s.y your
anu a"u .Aiske, aod gin '-of entering your store
Io% a 'harrowing bandanna or two Of going
anu - house and begging the milk you have
20 ys for your coffee. or the meat you have
D .'ursbs.ed for your dinner
pu 30 the infamous scoundrel % you would say
-, hnsh hush do not prououncsn heavy
-o sa,sn, mi YOU have FIRST pulled that mons
JUS JUS. srea, beam out Of your own eye
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

The Nomination,.-Th Washington news in
this mornings paper, is of an interesting char
acter.
The first, in importance is the nomination Of
John Randolph, of Roanoke, as Envoy Eztraor
binary and Minister Plenipotenuary to the
Court Of Russia mi ndmirafi !" is, we be
lieve, the motto on the coat of arms of the
naughty descendant of the princely Pocahon-
tas and we have no doubt it recurs to him as
forcibly when he contemplates this event. as it
did when be suddenly found himself taken into
favor by the republican party of Virginia. and
by il elevated to the Senate Of the United
States, after an alienation fUm its ranks, en-
bteredby an angry war of mutual recrim'na-
ton, for the space of nearly twenty years.
John Randolph, Of Roanoks, minister TO Rus
sic Why, the annuucialion of the fact will
astonish every man, woman aud child in the
Union who hears of it. Had he been sent TO
England. in favor of whose civil institutions,
hierarchy, literature, arts, manners and people
Iris high toned aristocra,,ca principles SO pow
erfully incline-or TO France, whose mild eli
male is so conGenial 10 tie shattered system of
the vslCiudiuaran, NOT much astonishment
would have been created. But an infrm old
man whose lamp OF life has been SO long but
family gmmerins in the socket, TO be sent to
Russia, the region Of eternal ice and snow-he,
whose sensibiIities are so nicely attuned and so
nr,.verbia!ly acute, TO be sent in the midst oil a
degraded serlS--among people whose highest
roach a, the re,; nements and eegancies OF ciyi.
lized life has scarce gone beyond the tasteless
and tawdry splendor o. sem'.barbarian magnr
6cence, 1t exceeds all ejaculation bu', II"
admirGrit We never intead agsin, u we can
helpit.) to be astonished al any thing. we
should see James River rolling upward 10 the
mountains, or, awaking some morning, should
find all the towering ridges around us, which
penetrate the clouds, presenting to the view
broad and level surface like the vast praries
the West, we should not be at all started-for
have no, things as strange come TO pass 2
In rejecting on MIR. Randolph's nomination
the enquiry naturally arises-was Mr.. Randolph
consult ed on the occasion II be was not, he
will scout the Office, and, ten TO one, insult him
who proifers il. Ii RumoGr (who admit is
n iade not much to be- depended UPON belle
not Mr.. Randolph he has declared since Gen.
Iacksou's election, in his pointed and sneering
wav. so as 10 leave no doubt of his aIlusion to
the present Executive, that " there will never
he another gentleman elected to the Presidential
office" And surely if this be true, he will not
accept Office under man whom he has thus
indirectly but bitterly aspersed. But if. on the
other hand, the proud blood OF Pocahontas has
steamed so low as 10 be mendcant for office
q, the hands of Andrew Jackson. what then
shall we say? We know nothing more appro-
,ra,e and more emphatic than his own words,
when he pathe,ically exclaimed, Where are
,ba friends of William II. Crawford 7" and
answered, i" Bought up, SIR bought Hp''
Tire re.nom!na.ion Of .iOaF rs next IN inie'
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s's%''SeI&& r.
23DAYs LArERfnOM ENGLAND


Tho Caledonia. Capt. Graham, has arrived
AT New fora, from Liverpool whence she sail
oil on the 23d ult.
The mos, interesting news brought by her l.
the Indispos,on OF the King Of England His
complain, is supposed 20 be dropsy 10 the
chest, audi from the complexion Of the &C.
counts. we should suppose hi, recovery 10 he
extremely doubtful.
Prince leopold has accepted the sovereign
ty oi Greece.
he Cotton market is firm, but not ANNA.
ted
Tobacco remnns dali Parliament has re-.
pealed the law prohibiting ia culture ID Great
lIsinn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

Washington, May 27.--ln the Senate, yes
terday, II Is understood, the nomination Of Joha
randolph Of vpginie, 10 be Envoy Euraos
dlnaTy aud Munster rlenipo,entiary 10 Russia
OF T.. a. Br0cn oi Ohm, TO be Charge d'Aiz
laires 10 Brazil mud of John IIanim, Of Obiu,
10 be ChnrGe d'Ailalres to Chill, were seVeraly
confirmed, without any FORMAL Opposition.
Tho nomination Of samuel HRobetis, 10 he
Attorney OF Tho United States for the District Of
illinois, rejected few days ago. aud re.consid.
cred On the uest day altor rejection, was yes.
ierday agnfn taken up, and c0utsmcd.
The nomination Of Snmaei Uerrtrk, also nv
Attorney Of the United suites fDr ,he ID stree OF
Ohio, which was rcJ"cied some time ngo. was
yesterday reeondi"'ed and confirmed.
The 20 nomination of Mr.. Noah. 10 be Sur
vyor OF the Port Of New York, has not w
been acted upon Nat mt
Great Briiiaa and The Uaited Siaies.--ihs
following Message was yesterday submitted ~
| ,he PIesden, OF the United Sinics 10 bofh
Houses OF Congress, and IN each House rel
red 10 the Comm ltce on Commerce
To The Senate and
| tffoufe Of Representatives. oJHe Il, 9infss
GEsrlsasS | think II my duty 10 inlo,m
yoo that AIN daily expecting tha delinliye
answer OF tho BRUSH Government To propoai.
ton which has been submitted ion by thu.
|
Ihit commune niou MS been delayedbv !.
conhdent Deiiei ihst tho a0sypf referred 10
would have been received early enough TO haze
| adniiticd OF It's submission to you ia sufficient
season for tho hnsi action OF Congress al
its present session and Il is now induced bs
a0 apprehension that although the Packet by
which ~ wns intended TO be sent 10 hourly es
pectsd, ,is arrival may, nevertheless he delay
ed Dnll after your I'D journmunt
ShO nd his branch OF the negotiation COM
muieh to Our Munster be successful be present
! 'nierdict would, nevertheless, 10 necessar "
ns the President has, N no event, authority ~
remove IT.
Although no decision has been made, at the
date 81 our last advices from Mr.. McLane, yet,
from the general character Df the lnlerve ~ be
tween hin and those of his Majesty's Ministers,
whose particular duty II waste confer " th him
on'he subject there IS suiic eat reason TO e1 pecs
a favorable result, to Justify me IN Submitting to
20" the ptoprIety of providing for a decision in
| tho recess.
| THIS may be done by authorizing the Press.
den'' ~ case an arrangement can be effected
upon such terms as Congress would approve
TO carry the same into effect on oui part, by
proclamation, Or, # II should he thought adv.
sable to execute the views Of Congress by hst
means IN the event OF an unfavorable decision
Any ,nlormation IN the possession OF the r. Ike
cui've, which you may deem necessary to
guide your delbera tons, and which IL NAV
under existing circumstances, be proper 10
communicate, shall be promptly laid before
you, II required. ANDREW JACKSON.
Washington. 10Th May, 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

SNfOTICE.--The Subscriber raving deter
IN mined TO discontinue business IN this
place, earnestly requests those indebted TO him
(by bond or etherwise,) 10 make Immediate
payment 10 Mr.. William Digges, who is alone
authorised TO srire the same aud those hav'
ing claims, will prescat them for adjustment.
All those indebtedto the concern Of 5 & NJ.
Allen T. Co are requested to make immediate
payment, as longer indulgence cannot be Civ.
en-. B. w. HEWS0N
May 3
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May %

uUST received, q iewpackages fresh Spring
s Goods, purchaseda, suc ion IN the Nor.
-, Markets which 'he subscribers will sell
a, The very lowest prices for cash.
Colored Barege and Cote Paley for Ladies
Dresses
Palmsr,ne, Pea Green and other coors DO
Jaconet FIoancsd Robes
Swiss uo
Ioconet add Cam0ric Musilns. 81
G,uze Ribbons, dew aud beautiful
Iu,,rius do siyie,
nj, do do
Hack do No. 3.
Vlgonia Cashmere
One case sup. Irish Linens
Na,arlno Bonners
Mems and Boys Leghorn lias.
TURNER & KERR.
May % diff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

decease ofWiLLiAM II TIIzfUGH. r
Of Rarensworih, farfsx county, Hirgius
Torn from MS In the prime. AMI pride Ct gigaf.
uus intellect and manly beauty, ms sucdea
death reminds US rather ofthe towering Oak,
.ivcn by fire from Heaven. than Of the flower
cut down IN the field by the mower. Without
one moments warning. his noble spirit passed
away No more shhIl his eloquedt sofce be
heard IN the Senate of hi, nniiye Siate--ao
more bis hospitality dispensed III the hall OF his
stheTs--no more his time, bis talents, ana his
purse, uneeasingly employed In the pursuit OF
offsets OF benesolenes, charity, and public
good. There Is left 10 the wide circle Of
friends. of winch he was tho idol, aud Of The
people by whom he was beloved. only the
mealocholy consolation OF the renlembfanca
oil his virtues.
no THE EDITORS
CAaneipeE. Nd. May Odd. 1890.
Mrsshs. 6AtGs j. 5EATon
Gentlemeu IL regret 10 announce TO you
the death Of WlLLIM II. F11YHU6H, Esr.
of Fairfax county Virginia. who had jua ar
nved her. Oh q ylsit Ito his matrimonial con.
neciioos) lilo died yesterday morning. NJ 8
q clock, nj the residence Of the Hon Charles
GoldSborough, his ftter inlaw Que mile from
this place. oi an apopleeiic attack, which ter
minated his life In two minutes after the nj
tack. lie had been lite indisposed a day or
Two beiore-bul no, 50 much so as 10 produce
any alarm-not so "a 10 oonhne him 10 the
house. 1us before he attack, ha ialt sick
and was in the act of receiving some drink.
when he fell bach on the bed turned over, aud
expired.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

StHINES.-to sale, on excellent sup
w ply Of Wines, viz;
Old Madeira, superior
a9ld Port, do
iClaset Several kinds some very sup
Malaga kinds
Champaigh, superior, &c. &c.
Howell DAWES.
NAV %
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FROM WASHINGTON.

by the las, mai. we leain, IN addition 20 tic
SUBJ oned inlofos,ing extracts. that the hndiaa
Bill has passed the u. of X. byn majority 81
i've. II may therefore be con sitercd Inv.
The N. Journal says that The pre.ldoni haa
nominated n Mr.. Townsend as I'd Comptrols
or. in Patc ot Isaac Hill. Tho Alexandra
Gazette of'Iie Same date says tina, Virgil MaI
icy is nominated.
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SOOA APPANATUS.

..,r snhscriber has for sale an extra Soda
Apparalu. in complete order, and well
.sIeula,ed for a small country town which
he viii sell low Dad. ,o.,.,o
5. AYRES.
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$4,000 DOLL AIRS.

10 the Delaware and South Carolina Lottery,
class No. 3, was sold at his Office in a whole
Ticket, to Mr.. ii. Whitemore. Rnd the cash paid
10 the fortunate owner IN few hours after the
good news was received. This Great Luck i
confirmation OF Madam Fortune promise to
Hewson's Customers few days since, by a
Proclamation issued at her Golden Palace
Adventures are invited 10 address their orders
forJoHualssto hEWoONS OFFICE
oil Luck, Sycamore Street,
Petersburg Va.
Where the cash will be paid at SIGHT for all
prizes in responsible Lotteries.
May p 'slf
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SALAD OIL.

TRli'S day received. aud for sale, a sew dog.
- first chop lre'b salad Oil.
Howell DAVIES
May 81
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NJ We ara authorized to announce BEN.
NET A. CRAWFORD. Esq. Us candidate a,
the Fall election. to represent tho county oil
Amherst, in the next General Assembly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

~ The publication of" A Reformer" would
answer no good purpose that We can see, aud
we therefore decline il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

Foreign News.-We may expect, for the nes'
week or two, flood OF news from Europe.
The first of a series of arrivals that will follow
each other very closely Is announced on the fri
page oil this mornings paper, together with ex'
tracts from the papers brought by her. There
isnothiag, however, of any importance.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-18

DnMNSEIUs0 so.
o BALES prime brown Sheetings
- 2 do A Checks, Indigo Blue
do 3-4 do do
2 bales Bagging
Q do Asnaburgs
Red Flannels
Fine red and blue Flannels
just received at the Hope Bank Bs1lding
by E. w. BURR.
Sept 4.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-18
CROOKS (BALTIMORE)
COTTON DUCK. +

NV - n 0A\ - ~ ~6n
yNVHE subscriber having been appoint
| ed agent tor the sale OF Crook {
Cotton Duck, will keep constantly supple
ed with this superior article, from No. ]
to 10; and which he offers for sale, at hi.
store, at the Factory priccs.
The first cost OF this Duck, is rather
less the square yard, than Russia, U. \
and the real wear OF it almost double, be
sides the advantage Of holding wind unit
worn out. In fact, it is only tor ship MAJ
ters and Owners, to give it fair trial, tt
be satisfied with its advantages over al
most every other iabrick.
&. nj. FESSENDEN.
Warren, August Ii, 1880.
From .Nc,r Bedford paper.
CorToN SAIL DUGx.-Cotton sails have
been used in this country to small cx-
tent ever since 1912, and possibly at al.
earlier period. Those who have used
them, as far as our. information extends,
uniformly speak well Of them. Among
others who might be named, is Mr.. M
Kim, of Baltimore. "In the year 1922
nc says, OuIt tuc ido% SdHiuS oUhi
Yellott, burthea about 1870 tons, and thi,
vessels sails were entirely made Of cot
ton, both light and heavy sails her repu-
tatiou for fast sailing is not exceeded, ]
equalled, by any vessel other class. Shs
has made two voyages round Cape Hor
with cotton duck, and two to Smyrna
none but cotton duck has been used dur
ing those voyages, and so fully satisfied
am with cotton duck, that | shall neve,
permit any other to be used on board my
vessels, us lam fully convinced that it is
far superior to all other duck, without ex.
ccption. In the first place, the cost l.
rather under the best Holland duck-sec-
ond, it will out last any other duck, as It
never mildews-third, vessel with suit
of cotton duck will sail nearly mile per
hour faster than with sails of any other
description"
1t is well known that many Of the
Greek and Austrian vessels arc dressed
with cotton, not from necessity, bnt
choice. The consumption Of the United
States is rapidly increasing.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-18
UNREASONABLE AND DANGER
GUS PRACTICES.

After long and fatiguing Walk, OF Ia
borious exercise Of any kind, to throw OF
q coat or outer garmeat, unite cravnt, ex'
pose the neck and breast and then s''
down at an open window or door, N cur
rent of air, in the evening.
To drink after such fatigue or exposure,
very cold or iced water; or take iced
punch, or iced cream in place ofa draught
Of clear river water, or that which has
been exposed some time 10 the air.
To eat much Of any kind Of fruit, or any
at all, Of that which is unripe, especially
in the evening; or to suppose that the ev-
IL consequences are to be obviated by n
glass Of wine, or cordial, or spirit and
water.
To eat much animal food, or IN drink
liquors of any kind, under the idea ofthere
by removing the weakness caused by the
great heat OF summer.
To give to infants, or children in gener-
al, any such detestable compositions rs
milk punch, wine or porter sangaree, or
toddy. This practice ought to be an in
dictable offence al common law.
To give infants and children any Of
the various quack medicines, which are
recommended as cuics for worms, or sum
mer complaints, even though sold for 25
cents bottle. The common causes OF
disease, from teething, wcnning, excess
or irregularity Of food, extreme heat, sc.
are sufficiently destructive without the
auxiliaries ofpatent ond qunck medicines,
old woman's cures, or mothers sweet
gifts.
To sleep exposed directly to the night
mir, especially if it be very damp, and
much cooler than the air ofthe day.
10 have recourse to morning bitters,
drains, or antJo gmafics Of any descript-
ion, other than sponging the whole sur
face ofthe body with salt water, or using
a tepid bath Of che same.
To be tempted by the fineness Of the
evening to sit up till midnight, and, as al
consequence, to lie in bed late in the
morning.
To take the usual meals, when excess
lively fatigued for want Of sleep, unaccus-
toned labor, or beginning indisPosition.
Abstinence, or reduced diet, timely COM
will obviate all the risks from
these causes.-[ Jour. Of Health.
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At n Court Of Probate, holden in and for 'hc
town Of Warrcn, on the 9Th day Of Sep,
A. ID. 1880.
NWHE EAS application has this day beer
w made or The appoint 'men VI az admin .
'rs or on the estate Of ABIGAIL BOSN ORTIZ,
la . of War; n, d'cca' cd, - II Is ordered.
That ,he consideration thereof. be re-
fcrred 10 q Court Of Probate. TO be holden al
he Town Clerks Office, on the FIRST Morda
III October next, al 2 O'clock, T.. Nj. & that
previous notice be given, bv publish ny this or.
. or three several tines in the Northern S,nr, IL
al persons interested TO appear at that tino
and be heard theron.
Witness,
LEVI HALLE, u. p. Clerk.
Sept. H..
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NLOTHS..Received and just
~ opened for sale ot
aug. 81. LONG ROOM

AT Court Of Probate, hcllen in and Ter The
town Of warrsn.on the 9Th day Of Sept. A.
u. 1880
WVHf RE & application has been n sds 10
w this Court Tor the Settl. ment .f the
Guardians account Of ELIzAsErh H. SAN
DERs. Of " nncn,
II 10 ordercd-T That the consideration
hereof, lie refcrrcd 10 Court Of Probate 10 BE-
aoldcn al tho Town Clerks Office, on the FIRST
Monday Of Oct. next, at 20'cl"ek, p. NJ 4
hat previous notice bo given, by publishing this
order three several times in tha Northern Star.
10 oil persons interested 10 appear ., shat me
and be head thereon.
itncss,
LEVI HALLE, D. p. Clerk.
Sept. IL.